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WB6865-003

LEGENDS OF LOUDOUN VALLEY [VIRGINIA]. Joseph V. Nichols. A 1996 reprint of this very popular northern Virginia anecdotal history of the people and county of Loudoun. 110+index pp., paper (1961), repr. 1996.

$12.00

WB6179-003

THE ANGLICAN PARISHES OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, TRURO, CAMERON AND SHELBURNE, 1736-1805. Margaret Lail Hopkins and Nancy Hopkins Phillips. A history of the formation of these northern virginia parishes. It covers the churches built, the vestrymen and the ministers. It also includes a faithful transcription of the Shelburne Parish Vestry Book. 1997. 136 pp. index, maps.

$14.00

WB1513-003

INDEX TO LOUDOUN COUNTY WILLS 1757—1850. Louisa Skinner Hutchison. Lists over 9,000 devisees, their relationship to testator, year, will book and page. This is much more than the will register. 1997. 276 pp. index.

$22.00

WB5001-003

SURVIVING CAMERON PARISH RECORDS, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA - TITHABLE LIST OF 1765. June Whitehurst Johnson. Found in a Loudoun chancery suit M2491 these titheables lists were lost for many years. They cover the area above Goose Creek and Little River to the Fauquier County line. 50 pp., paper, 1984,.

$10.00

WB1155-003

UNION CEMETERY, LEESBURG, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, PLATS A & B, 1784-1995. Elizabeth R. Frain. The largest cemetery in the county. Cemetery is described in lot order so that the reseacher can evaluate neighbors. Information was taken from headstones, cemetery card index, and other sources. Where known name, dates of birth and death, cause of death and relationships are provided. Paper, 360 pp., full name index, plat .

$30.00

WB7178-003

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEATH REGISTER 1853—1896. Elizabeth R. Frain and Marty Hiatt. On April 11, 1853, the General Assembly of the State of Virginia passed an Act requiring that each county clerk keep marriage, birth and death records for his county—beginning January 1, 1854. The information required was place and date of death, full name, sex, age, condition (married or not), color of deceased (white or colored), if colored whether free or slave; if slave, name of owner, occupation of deceased, place of birth, name of husband or wife, and cause of death. (1998), 1999, 5½x8½, paper, index, map, viii+318 pp. (Currently out of Print)

$26.00

WB6178-003

MOUNT ZION CEMETERY, ALDIE, VIRGINIA. Wynne Saffer. More than a cemetery book, the author has located obituaries for many of the 240 residents. 1997. 102 pp. index, plat.

$12.00

WB5868-003

LOUDOUN COUNTY AND THE CIVIL WAR. Civil War Centennial Commission. Loudoun County suffered possibly more severely during the Civil War than any Virginia county in which no major engagement was fought. This book was created by the Civil War Centennial Commission. The book has two main purposes. One is to make a lasting contribution to published Loudoun history. The other is to provide a Civil War guidebook to the county. 1998, 80 pp.

$14.00

WB1809-003

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA BIRTH REGISTER 1880-1896. Patricia B. Duncan. This volume continues from previous 1853-1879. Entries for free colored and white persons include name, race, sex, date and place of birth, father, father's occupation, father's residence, mother, and other. Slave entries include owner, slave, sex, slave's given name, date and place of birth, mother, and other. 177+vii. pp., index, 8½x11 paper (1999).

$26.00

WB1792-003

UNION CEMETERY, LEESBURG, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, The Later Plats, 1880-1995. Elizabeth R. Frain. The largest cemetery in the county. Cemetery is described in lot order so that the reseacher can evaluate neighbors. Information was taken from headstones, cemetery card index, and other sources. Where known name, dates of birth and death, cause of death and relationships are provided. 1997. 290 pp. , full name index .

$26.00

WB1535-003

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA CEMETERIES: A PRELIMINARY INDEX. Thomas Balch Library Staff. Staff and volunteers of the Thomas Balch Library worked for years to create an index to the over 12,000 tombstones recorded in their collection. This index covers almost all of the known cemeteries, except for Union (Leesburg), Union (Lovettsville) and New Jerusalem (Lovettsville). 354 pp.

$30.00

WB0076-003

THOSE AT REST: LOVETTSVILLE UNION CEMETERY, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1879—1999. Marty Hiatt. Lovettsville Union Cemetery provides a resting place for many pioneer settlers along the Catoctin Mountain. The early cemetery was not incorporated until 1879, but as many as 30 early burials exist before that time. The earliest headstones were removed from the adjacent New Jerusalem Cemetery and placed in the Lovettsville Union Cemetery. The last burial recorded was in June, 1999. Information in this book came from two main sources: first, the headstone inscriptions, and second, data in the interment book. A map is provided of the cemetery to aid in resolving the duplicate lot numbers listed in the internment book. Conflicting information on the stone is placed in brackets while the true stone data is first. In addition, causes of death were recorded in the interment book until 1942. 1999, 6x9, paper, index, map, vi+233 pp.

$20.00