Our ancestors held many different jobs, occupations, and positions in society. Some of these required years of training or apprenticeships, others were gained by appointment or elections. Knowing the positions our ancestors held gives us clues to their standing in the community, other people they may have been familiar with, and other records that may help us paint a fuller picture of their lives.
- Civil Officers in New York, 1693
- Deputy Surveyors of the North East part of the Mississippi Territory, 1817-1818
- Assistant U.S. Attorneys, South Carolina 1871-1884
- Federal Officers for the Judicial District of South Carolina 1871-1884
- Massachusetts Bay Justiciary Nominations, County of Barnstable, 1702
- Virginia Sheriffs, 1699
- Virginia Sheriffs, 1700
- Virginia Sheriffs, 1701
- Virginia Sheriffs, 1702
- Virginia Loyal Address of the Justices and Officers, Military and Civil, of Lancaster County, 1701/2
- Virginia Loyal Address of the Justices of the Peace, Officers of the Court and Militia Officers for James City County, 1702
- Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Freeholders of New Kent County, 1701/2
- Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Grand Jury of Charles City County, 1702