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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.

 I. 
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.
  
Privates.
  
Electoral Ticket.
  
Assistant Elector.
  
County and Town Electors.
  
From Tennessee.
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EVENING SESSION.
  
BATTLE OF SALTVILLE.
  
RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-1870.
  
EDUCATION.
  
ABINGDON MALE ACADEMY.
  
ABINGDON ACADEMY.
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LANGUAGE AND SCIENCE.
  
MARTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
  
STONEWALL JACKSON INSTITUTE.
  
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
  
LIBERTY HALL ACADEMY.
  
BARRACK INSTITUTE.
  
WHITE TOP MOUNTAIN.
  
NATURAL BRIDGE AND TUNNEL OF SCOTT COUNTY.
  
SALTVILLE VALLEY.
  
NEWSPAPERS.
  
"RAGS!
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JUDICIARY.
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PRESBYTERIANISM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
  
METHODISM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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ABINGDON, VIRGINIA—ITS HISTORY.
  
BRISTOL, VIRGINIA.
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VILLAGES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.
  
Glade Spring.
  
Meadow View.
  
Wyndale.
  
Wallace's Switch.
  
Mendota.
  
Damascus.
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Greendale.
  
REPORT
  
SURVEYOR'S REPORT.
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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.
  
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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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TWENTY-FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY, COMPANY F.

    Officers.

  • William E. Peters, colonel.

  • David Edmondson, lieutenant-colonel.

  • John Halley, major.

  • — Starks, adjutant.

  • F. T. Gray, captain.

  • J. G. R. Davis, first lieutenant.

  • B. D. Hawthorn, second lieutenant.

  • James Gray, third lieutenant.

  • Mike Gilliland, first sergeant.

  • T. B. Berry, second sergeant.

  • W. F. Allison, third sergeant.

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    Privates.

  • Aven, Wiley.

  • Brown, Alex.

  • Bowers, Abe.

  • Berry, D. F.

  • Bolling, Gam.

  • Bolling, James.

  • Cowan, Rutledge.

  • Clark, Peter J.

  • Campbell, David.

  • Campbell, John.

  • Campbell, David, Jr.

  • Cox, Mike.

  • Clark, Andrew.

  • Caldwell, Wm. K.

  • Cross, James.

  • Gray, John C.

  • Gray, W. M.

  • Garrett, Abe.

  • Keys, Robert.

  • Keller, Jacob.

  • King, Leander.

  • King, Samuel.

  • Loggins, Wm.

  • Loggins, James.

  • Larimer, Andrew.

  • Longley, Seldon.

  • McQuown, Alex.

  • McCall, James.

  • McDaniel, Joseph.

  • Pemberton, B. F.

  • Pemberton, Richard.

  • Quisenberry, Lewis.

  • Roe, Edward.

  • Talley, Wm.

  • Widener, Nelson.

  • Widener, Lilburn.

  • Wright, Robert W.

  • Wiley, Wm. W.[1]

 
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Partial list furnished by Thomas B. Berry.

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