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P.
Page, Reuben M., 555, 773.
Patton, Col. James, 43.
Pattonburg, town founded, 43.
Pearis, Richard, 60.
Pemberton, Richard, 424, 425.
People's Address, 201, 203.
Percy, Sir George, 14.
Peters, William E., 53, 779.
Petitioners for compensation, 247.
Pickens, Col., 351.
Pierpoint, Gov., 546, 548, 554.
Pitt, William, 174, 176, 183, 185, 199, 201.
Pocahontas, 13.
Point Pleasant, battle of, 151, 153; report of battle from Belfast, 151.
Police county for protection of citizens, 515.
Polk, James K., 486.
Population of Va., 851.
Port bill, order of Legislature of Va., 479.
Port duties, repealed by Parliament, 159.
Poston, Hatch D., 479.
Powder removed from Williamsburg, 204.
Powell's Valley, 365.
Powhatan, 13.
Presbyterian Church, 119; ministers, 844-845.
Presbyterianism in Washington county, 601-613; Ebbing Spring church,
608; Green Spring church, 613; Maple Grove church, 612; Rock Spring
church, 610; Spring Creek church, 612; Sinking Spring church, 607;
Walnut Grove church, 613.
Presidential elections, 452, 453 484, 485, 489.
Preston, Dr. A. R., 512, 783; Francis, 477, 755; election to Congress contested,
430; Mrs. James W., 76, 269; John, 429, 431, 432, 452, 476,
478, 792; Col. John M., 489, 643, 645; Robert, 131, 266, 267, 370, 458,
631; Thos. L., 503, 586, 647; Walter, 519, 522, 759; William, 57, 61,
67, 108, 130, 242, 348; Col. Wm., 78, 83, 146, 147, 201, 222, 247, 292,
337, 350, 352, 363, 751; Wm. Ballard, 503, 506; Wm. C., 119, 339.
Price, John W., 790.
Pridemore, A. L., 761.
Prisoners tried for crimes committed before battle, 332.
Proclamation of Peace, 1815, 463.
Protestant Episcopal Church, ministers, 845.
Provincial Assembly, convened at Albany, 162.
Public roads, orders relating thereto, 468.
Public Thanksgiving, 374, 375.
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