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History of southwest Virginia, 1746-1786, Washington County, 1777-1870

Summers, Lewis Preston (1868-1943)
  
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ERRATA.
  
INTRODUCTION.

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CHAPTER I.
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CHAPTER II
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CHAPTER III
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CHAPTER IV.
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CHAPTER V.
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CHAPTER VI.
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CHAPTER VII.
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CHAPTER VIII.
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CHAPTER IX.
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CHAPTER X.
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Biographical Sketches.

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APPENDIX.
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First Lands Surveyed on the Waters of the Holston and Clinch Rivers of which Any Record is Preserved.
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Attorneys and Date of Qualification.
  
Lawyers Practising in the Superior Court of Chancery for Washington County in the Years 1812-1831, Wytheville, Va.
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Surveyors of Augusta County, 1745-1770.
  
Washington County Supervisors, 1870-1904.
  
Constables on Holston.
  
Botetourt County, 1770-1773.
  
Fincastle County, 1773-1776.
  
Washington County, 1777-1784.
  
ROADS.
  
MINISTERS OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
  
LIST OF VICE-PRESIDENTS.
  
SUPREME COURT, CHIEF JUSTICES AND ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
  
CENSUS OF VIRGINIA—1900.
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CENSUS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY—1790-1900.
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FINCASTLE COUNTY.
  
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
  
NUMBER OF TROOPS FURNISHED BY THE STATES DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
  
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WASHINGTON COUNTY CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, 1861-1865. WASHINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES.
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"MOUNTAIN BOYS."
  
"WASHINGTON INDEPENDENTS," AFTERWARDS COMPANY K, THIRTY-SEVENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.
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GLADE SPRING RIFLES.
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TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT VIRGINIA CAVALRY, COMPANY C.
  
TWENTY-FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY, COMPANY F.
  
COMPANY I, FORTY-EIGHTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
  
COMPANY H, THIRTY-SEVENTH VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
  
COMPANY C, TWENTY-FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY (AT CLOSE OF WAR).
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SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, 1898.
  
TRUSTEES OF THE ABINGDON ACADEMY, WITH DATE OF APPOINTMENT.
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MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANIES UPON THE EXPEDITION TO POINT PLEASANT, 1774.
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LIST OF WOUNDED MEN OCTOBER 23, 1774.
  
(Return of) Troops From Fincastle on the Expedition Against the Ohio Indians September 9, 1774
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INDEX.
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Fincastle County, 1773-1776.

David Beattie, from Kincannon's to Bryan's Fort.

James Bryan, from his fort to Black's Fort.

Andrew Colvill, from Black's Fort to ford of Beaver Creek.

John Carmack, from Beaver Creek to Bledsoe's Fort.

David Steel, from Bledsoe's Fort to Meeting House.

John Adair, from Meeting House to Amos Eaton's.

Samuel Simpson, on Holston.

Samuel Wilson.

John Upton.

                 
1773.  John Crow, on upper part of Holston. 
1773.  Thomas Byrd, on upper part Holston. 
1773.  Samuel Simpson, from Eleven-Mile Creek to Spring Creek and across
the Holston waters. 
1773.  Samuel Wilson, from Spring Creek to Steel's Creek and across the
Holston waters. 
1773.  From Steel's Creek to county line and across the Holston waters. 
1773.  Robert Williams, on Holston in place Samuel Wilson. 
1773.  Jacob Sterns, on Holston in place of Thomas Byrd. 
1774.  Samuel White, in place of Jacob Sterns. 
1775.  Rich Humphreys, in Capt. Wm. Campbell's company. 
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