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Virginia

Walloons and French to Virginia, 1621
Convicts to Virginia, 1633 to 1638
Militia Officers in Virginia, June 1699
Virginia Sheriffs, 1699
French Refugees in Virginia, 1700
Virginia Sheriffs, 1700
Virginia Sheriffs, 1701
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 Governor and Council to the King, 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
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Elizabeth City County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Gloucester County, 1701/2
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Henrico County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Isle of Wight County. 10 March 1701/2
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Middlesex County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Nansemond County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Surrey County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Militia Officers of Warwick County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates and Officers, Civil and Military, of Northumberland County, 1701/2
Virginia Loyal Address of the Magistrates, Officers and Inhabitants of King and Queen County
Virginia Loyal Address of the Militia Officers of York County
Virginia Sheriffs, 1702
Virginia Land Patents, 1703
Confederate Dead at Charlottesville, Virginia
Prisoners of War Deceased in Richmond

Giles County, Virginia

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