Quaker Records Black Water Monthly Meetings 1752-1807 Index

Final Edition

August 24, 2024

Southampton and nearby Counties
Quaker Records
Black Water Monthly Meetings
1752-1807
INDEX

This book was digitized by Southampton Transcription Project from the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy by William Wade Hinshaw

This index was created by the the Southampton Transcription Project (STP)

This index is believed to be >98% correct with regard to the inclusion of names and the spelling.

These versions of the Southampton Transcription Project files are provided by the Southampton Transcription Project (STP). The objective of STP is to collect and make available to genealogical reseacherers transcripts of the early court records of Southampton County, Virginia. To aid the transcription process, this page includes links to new versions of the Southampton Transcription Project images converted to black and white and enhanced for clarity. Reformatted indices linking directly to the enhanced images are provided.

To view a brief bio for a person in this index, click the name. To view the image containing the name, click the page number.

Note: Entries may include a tag. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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Aaron Cornwell, 105

Abidan Bailey, 97, 98, 99, 101, 120

Abigail Bailey, 98

Abigail Brock Peebles, 118

Abigail Brock, 101, 102, 117

Abigail Peebles, 118

Abigal Bailey, 97

Abraham Butler, 103

Absalom Bailey, 98, 108

Absolom Bailey, 98, 99

Agatha Ladd, 106, 114

Agnes Elizabeth Chappell, 104

Agness Binford, 100

Agness Chappel, 104, 111

Anderson Simmons, 100, 102, 114, 121

Andrew Crews Crew, 105

Andrews Bailey, 99

Ann Atkinson, 97

Ann Bailey Hunnicutt, 111

Ann Bailey, 97, 98, 99, 110, 118, 119

Ann Bears, 113

Ann Binford, 100

Ann Briggs, 101

Ann Butler, 102, 103, 104, 117, 122

Ann C, 107

Ann Clary, 104, 105

Ann Cornwell, 105, 124

Ann Davis, 106, 116

Ann Elisabeth, 102

Ann Hamlin, 107

Ann Hargrave, 107, 108

Ann Henly, 109

Ann Hunnicutt, 100, 107, 108, 110, 111, 112, 113, 118

Ann Kitchen, 114

Ann Lemuel Hunnicutt, 110

Ann Lemuel White, 124

Ann Lutisha, 114

Ann Madkins, 115

Ann Mary Hunnicutt, 110

Ann Mary, 124

Ann Mason, 115

Ann Newby, 106, 116

Ann Pretlow, 101, 109, 118, 119

Ann Ricks, 119

Ann Samuel Pretlow, 118

Ann Scott, 116, 120

Ann Sears, 120

Ann Simmons, 110

Ann Stabler, 121, 122

Ann Stanton, 122

Ann Taylor, 123

Ann Thompson, 123

Ann Watkins, 115, 124

Ann White, 97, 124

Anna Crew, 105, 106

Anna Ladd, 114

Anna Mason, 115

Anna Peebles, 117

Annaky Hunnicutt, 112

Anne Simmons, 111, 121

Anne Stanton, 122

Anne West, 123, 124

Anne Wrenn, 125

Anselm Bailey Bailey, 98

Anselm Bailey Jr, 111

Anselm Bailey, 97, 98, 110, 122

Anselm Hargrave, 108, 109

Anselm Hunnicutt, 111

Anselm Jr, 97, 98

Anselm Pretlow, 118

Aquilla Binford, 100, 101, 104

Arabella Daniel Madkins, 115

Arabella Madkins, 115

Assembly Hunnicutt, 112

August Hargrave, 108

This book was digitized by Southampton Transcription Project from the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy by William Wade Hinshaw

This index was created by the the Southampton Transcription Project (STP)

We gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Wallace Harrison of Windsor, Virginia, who created this index of the Black Water Monthly Meetings this August 2024.

To continue to refine the work, the STP actively solicits corrections to the index. Corrections will not be made immediately, but periodically. Send corrections to: abbubba@me.com. net.

A copy of the digitized record and its index will be presented to Rick Francis, Clerk of the Southampton County, Virginia Circuit Court.

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