Transcript Court Minute Book 1861-1870 Page 50

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Bailey; Everett Bailey; James Barnes; Davis Barrett; Collier's Mill Bridge*; Nottoway River Bridge*; W W Briggs; A S H Burges; H M Butts; Elizabeth Claud; Joseph M Claud; Joshua V Claud; James K P Clayton; James Clayton; John A Clayton; Murdock M Clayton; Richard A Clayton; Richard W Clayton; John Cobb; Collier; Richard J Darden; Isaac Davis; Robert M Doles; Zachariah Doyal; James Drewry; Samuel Drewry; Richard Ellis; Samuel Ellis; Thomas Ellis; William E Gay; Henry Grizzard; Thomas Hall; Harrison Harris; James Harris; Martha Harris; Elizabeth S Henry; Cornelius M Hill; Martha L Hill; James Holmes; Peter J Holmes; Nancy Holt; White House*; Jerusalem*; Joseph H Johnson; Zachariah Johnson; Harrison Joyner; Samuel B Kello (Clerk); David H Kindred; Sallie V Kindred; Timothy E Langston; William Lankford; James Majett; James M McClenny; Elizabeth H Moore; Hannibal Moore; Robert W Myrick; Thomas M Newsom; Anne E Parker; Calvin O Parker; Martha V Parker; Robert J Parker; James E Peters; Martha A Pipkin; Frederick J Pope; George B Pope; Martha A Pope; Mary M Pope; William A Pope; John T Powell; Alfred T Stephenson; William R Stephenson; Nathaniel N Thomas; Benjamin Turner; William Urquhart (Court Official); Charles F Urquhart; Frances M Urquhart; Margaret M Urquhart; Andrew J Vick; John M Vick; Joseph D Vick; William H Vick; Joseph Wrenn

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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