Name
Subname
1888
CONGRESSION
AL CAMPAIGN
IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY:
LETTERS OF
MICAJAH
WOODS TO
CHARLES
TRIPLETT
O'FERRALL
ABBOT
Lyman
ABBOT
ABBOT
W. R.
William W.
ABBOT
William W.
ABBOT
William W.
ABBOT
ABBOTT
William W.
Charles
ABBOTT
ABBOTT
Charley
family
ABBOTT
Francis (Prof)
ABBOTT
Frank
ABBOTT
ABBOTT
Scaisbrook
Scaisbrook
ABBOTT
ABBOTT
Scaisbrook
Scaisbrook
Comment
Citation
by James Adam Bear, Jr.
editor of the "Outlook"
MACH-10: 5-19
MACH-27/28: 36
author of article on Robert Garlick Hill Kean
on PIne Knot * advisory board
Albemarle County Historical Society publications Committee, 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society Board of Directors, 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society - vicepresident, 1998
Ivy hockey played by
Echols, Professor, rooms with while a
student at U. Va.
MACH-42: 87
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-55: ii
MACH-55: iv
MACH-56: iii
MACH-21: 62
MACH-24: 21
MACH-8: 43
photo: in scene from play "Sun Up" at Cabell MACH-13: opp
Hall
p.48
Echols, Prof., rooms with while a student at
U. va.
MACH-24: 21
Jefferson's portrait by Thomas Sully copied
by
MACH-12: 46
portraits by
MACH-21: 70
Jefferson's portrait by Thomas Sully copied
by
MACH-48: 114
Madison's portrait copied by
MACH-48: 118
ABBOTT
Scaisbrook
ABBOTT
W. R.
ABBOTT
ABEL
ABEL
ABELL
William A.
Arlene Carr
Arlene Carr
A. P.
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
A. P.
Alexander Pope
Alexander Pope
Alexander Pope
Alexander Pope
ABELL
Alexander Pope
ABELL
Alexander Pope
ABELL
Alexander Pope
Monroe's portrait copied by
Jones, Major Horace W., partner with in
operating school
of Bellvue, Virginia - speech at 1897 U. Va.
commencement
mountain life, interview with about
Sugar Hollow, resident of
Jeffries, Mrs. R. dies at home of, 1867
Charlottesville Baptist Church, committee on
colored members, member of
Albemarle Female Institute - operation of
Young Ladies Institute and - reference for
Young Ladies Institute and
Albemarle Female Institute - formation of
Broadus, John A., correspondence with,
1861-1864
Charlottesville Lyceum, signer of pledge,
1840
ABELL
Mosby, John S., signer of pardon petition for
author: Life of John Tyler, President of the
Arunal Shepherdson United States
author: Life of John Tyler, President of the
Arunal Shepherdson United States
C.
Albemarle Free Black resides at, 1833
Caleb S.
Mount Ed Church, clerk of
Caleb S.
apples sold to brandy maker
J. R.
Mosby,John S.,signer of pardon petition for
John
land owned adjacent to Butlers
Mosby, John S., signer of pardon petition
John S.
for
ABELL
Joshua W.
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
ABELL
MACH-48: 118
MACH-22: 196
MACH-27/28: 80
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-51: 59
MACH-23: 57
MACH-39: 16
MACH-53: 34,49
MACH-53: 35
MACH-53: 41
MACH-53: 42,43
MACH-53: 49-50,
53-54
MACH-7: 64
MACH-9: 16
MACH-17: 51
MACH-19: 6
MACH-53: 139
MACH-32: 16,21
MACH-32: 21
MACH-9: 16
MACH-55: 50
MACH-9: 16
Mosby, John S., signer of pardon petition for MACH-9: 16
author: Western Lands and the American
Revolution
MACH-1: 11n33
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Albemarle County Historical Soc. member, founding
Albemarle County Historical Soc. member, list of Feb. 1, 1941
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
author: The Burr Conspiracy
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Dictionary of American Biography,
contributions to
author: The Burr Conspiracy
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - council MACH-17: 77
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - council MACH-18: 54
ABERNATHY
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - council
author: The First Transmontane Advance
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
ABERNATHY
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
MACH-1: 40
MACH-1: 50
MACH-1: front
cover
MACH-10: front
cover
MACH-11: front
cover
MACH-12: front
cover
MACH-13: 71
MACH-13: front
cover
MACH-14: 34
MACH-14: 53-54
MACH-14: front
cover
MACH-19: 58
MACH-2: 63
MACH-2: front
cover
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - council MACH-20: 75
author: Philip Alexander Bruce
MACH-29: 79
Albemarle County Historical Soc. MACH-3: 77,80,
president
back cover
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
ABERNATHY
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins
(Mrs.)
ABERNATHY
More News From Virginia: A Further
Account of Bacon's Rebellion, introduction
written by
Albemarle County Historical Soc. member, list of March, 1943
University of Virginia - history faculty
member
author: Thomas Jefferson Randolph - in
Dictionary of American Biography
Albemarle County Historical Soc. president re-election declined
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - origin of
Albemarle County Historical Soc. president
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - history
of
author: Comments on Virginia's Contribution
to American Civilization
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
author: Three Virginia Frontiers
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
Albemarle County Historical Soc. - editorial
committee
MACH-3: 79-80
MACH-3: 84
MACH-33/34: 132
MACH-4: 46
MACH-4: 56
MACH-4: front
cover
MACH-48: 109
MACH-48: 113
MACH-48: 122
MACH-48: 124
MACH-5: 81
MACH-5: front
cover
MACH-6: front
cover
MACH-7: front
cover
MACH-8: 5
MACH-8: front
cover
MACH-9: front
cover
MACH-3: 84
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIA
ABINGDON
VIRGINIAN
(NEWSPAPER)
ABNER
ABNEY
Alexander, James
Campbell, Preston
W.
publishes paper in
MACH-50: 73
home of
MACH-27/28: 63
Jeter, Mrs. Mary J.
death of
MACH-23: 57
McClung, Hugh L.
married Rachel Morgan at
MACH-21: 38
O'Ferrell, Charles T.
Virginia Republican
(Newspaper)
interview at
MACH-16: 41
Alexander, James editor of
MACH-50: 73
Walker, Dr. Thomas
Washington County
Historical Society
land holdings of
MACH-1: 6
William
Benjamin
ABOLITIONIST
ABRAHAMS
ABRAHAMS
J. C.
James Lattimore
ABRAHAMS
James Lattimore
ABRAHAMS
William T.
ABSENT HOST,
THE (FILM)
ABSENT HOST,
THE (FILM)
ABSOLUM
UNCLE
MACH-3: 83
Pitts, William H., death reported in, 1869
marriage
Woodrow Wilson debates with at U. Va.
Fox, Joseph of Mt. Ed Church accused of
being
withdraws from U. Va. to enter Civil War
service
leave of absence from U. Va granted
withdraws from U. Va to enter Confederate
service
Mosby, John S. pardon petition, signer of
MACH-23: 63
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-12: 15
MACH-32: 21
MACH-22: 147
MACH-3: 62
MACH-3: 63
MACH-9: 16
and Tarleton's raid
MACH-17: 50
and Jouett, Jack
MACH-17: 50
Moon ghost stories told by
MACH-1: 21
ABSTRACTS OF
MARRIAGES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
NEWSPAPERS,
1820-1859
by Mary Catherine Murphy
MACH-19: 41-57
ABSTRACTS OF
MARRIAGES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
NEWSPAPERS,
1820-1859
by Mary Catherine Murphy
MACH-21: 23-54
by Mary Catherine Murphy
MACH-23: 45-70
Albemarle County Historical Society, talk
given at
MACH-4: 57
ABSTRACTS OF
OBITUARIES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
NEWSPAPERS,
1860-1869"
ACCOUNT
BOOKS COME
TO LIFE
ACCOUNTS OF
MONTICELLO:
1780-1878, A
SELECTIVE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ACKERMAN
Alfred
ACKLEY *
ACKLEY *
ADAIR
ADAIR
Douglas
Ellen
by James A. Bear, Jr.
photo: (1930); in group of forestry officials
Wheat family home became Martha
Jefferson House
construction of
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker at
marriage
MACH-21: 13-23
MACH-44: 45
MACH-58: 12n
MACH-58: 12n
MACH-48: 119
MACH-21: 47,48
ADAIR
ADAIR
ADAM BEDE
(NOVEL)
ADAMS
ADAMS
John
John
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
Charles Francis
Emma
family
George
Gloria
Henry
Henry
ADAMS
ADAMS
James
James
ADAMS
John
ADAMS
John
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
John (of Richmond)
John (President)
John (President)
John (President)
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
John (President)
John (President)
John (President)
ADAMS
ADAMS
John (President)
John (President)
ADAMS
ADAMS
John (President)
John (President)
Alva B.
Charles Francis
Kentucky, senator from
father of Ellen
MACH-16: 14
MACH-21: 47
Ann Page Nelson, noted in diary of
and C.I.O Non Partisan League
editor: "The Works of John Adams"
Rives, William Cabell comments on election
of
death of husband
MACH-20: 69
MACH-37/38: 208
MACH-1: 27
Raven Society, original member of
First Baptist Church, organist
author: History of the United States
Rosevelt, Theodore, comments about
Albemarle County Association, 1774-1775,
member
biographical sketch, brief
Jefferson, Thomas, letter from 10/28/1813 quotation about natural aristocracy
lost 77.3 % of Virginia presidential vote to
Thomas Jefferson in 1800
Russell Dudley recommended to Jefferson
as workman at University
death of
MACH-52: 117
MACH-53: 82
MACH-8: 43
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-39: 45
MACH-13: 22
MACH-51: 29
MACH-23: 37
MACH-23: 40
MACH-60: 81
MACH-62: 6
MACH-17: 7,8
MACH-1: 25-29
MACH-10: 31
MACH-15: 17,23
Washington, Bushrod appointed to Supreme
Court by
MACH-19: 56
Cooper, Thomas 's feelings toward
MACH-21: 6
Jefferson, Thomas and - letter to in 1813
MACH-24: 39
Jefferson, Thomas and - comments about
on deathbed
MACH-27/28: 75
MACH-35/36: 93
Jefferson, Thomas and - Vice-President
under
MACH-50: 2
Madison. James comments about
MACH-51: 139
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
John (President)
John Q.
John Quincy
(President)
John Quincy
(President)
Judith
Maud
American theatre and
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
Miss
Mourning
Mrs.
Orson
Pakham
Robert
nurse during the smallpox epidemic of 1900 MACH-24: 37
MACH-40: 32
original "bead lady", 1968
MACH-58: 18
Southern National Bank, organization of
MACH-59: 149
death of
MACH-10: 31
MACH-40: 32
ADAMS
ADAMS
ADAMS
Robert
Robert C.
Sally (Fluvanna)
Blaney, Charles, appraiser for the estate of
death of
married Joshua Pruett
ADAMS
ADAMS
EXPRESS
OFFICE
ADAMS
EXPRESS
OFFICE
ADAMS
EXPRESS
OFFICE
ADAMSQUE
DETAIL
ADARN (SLAVE)
ADCOCK
ADDAMS
Thomas
Mazzei, Philip and
MACH-5: 14
MACH-10: 31,32
MACH-6: 57
MACH-37/38:
20,22,23,25,35
location of at "The Corner"
MACH-27/28: 21
railroad car of
MACH-54: 76
location of, 1880s
MACH-55: 123n
architecture
owned by - listed on appraisal, 1829
Mullins, Anthony, surety on bond for, 1784
surveyor's assistant for road
MACH-15: 42
MACH-61: 8
MACH-6: 48
MACH-5: 12
ADAMS
Brown, Bezaleel
William
David
citizens equality, view about
on forest conservation
MACH-52: 81
MACH-45: 33
MACH-1: 27
Wirt, William Attorney General under
MACH-56: 108
MACH-40: 28
MACH-13: 46
ADDINGTON
ADDISON
H. M. Jr.
Ann
ADDISON
ADENOID AND
TONSIL
OPERATION
Walter E.
ADKINS
ADKINS
ADOLPH
RUSSOW AND
THE
MONTICELLO
WINE
COMPANY
ADVANCE
(NEWSPAPER)
ADVANCE
MILLS
ADVANCE
MILLS
ADVANCE
MILLS
AENEID
AFFAIR OF THE
PISTOLE FEE,
VIRGINIA, 17521755 (ARTICLE)
AFRICA
AFRICA
AFRICA
AFRICA
AFRICAN
CHURCH
Spence
Thomas E. (Mrs.)
public housing, position on, 1960
Carr, Dabney, mother of
Blue Ridge Sanatorium pavillion named
after
by Dr. Halsted S. Hedges
petition of 1827 to save Jefferson's bust,
signer of
by Edward W.Hase, II and Robert M.
Hubbard
MACH-56: 134135
MACH-32: 44
MACH-57: 50n
MACH-3: 13
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-3: 84
MACH-46: 17-28
MACH-1: 37
Fray's Mill and - "Fray's Mill at Advance
Mills" by Everette Huff
Fray's Mill and
MACH-26: 54
MACH-55: 127131
MACH-55: 127131
MACH-3: 30
broken artifacts
slave spirits
Moors of
Eighth Evacuation Unit in World War II
significance of
belief that they return to
MACH-1: 46
MACH-24: 47
MACH-6: 63
MACH-61: 22
MACH-61: 25
Carter's Bridge
Green Mountain Greys organized at
MACH-59: 71
AFRICAN
WITHCRAFT
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
Foss, George
American
Colonization Society
describes in book of interviews of Brown's
Cove people
MACH-61: 1
MACH-55: 42
businesses
MACH-50: 82
Castle Hill* and
MACH-52: 82-83
MACH-53: 115139
census of
free
free
Central Virginia in late 18th century and
MACH-49: 9
A Just and True Account: Two 1833 Parish
Censuses of Albemarle County Free Blacks, MACH-53: 115by Ervin L. Jordan, Jr.
139
MACH-55: 3959,61-92,95-126
Greek-Americans
in Charlottesville and
MACH-54: 7
emigration to
MACH-56: 84
MACH-53:
115,117,120,134
Merrie Mills*
movies at
MACH-53: 90
MACH-53: 63,6566
military occupation
during late 1860s and
MACH-56: 49-50
free
Jefferson School and
Liberia
mentioned
Miller, Samuel and
newspapers
MACH-56: 67
MACH-50: 82,834
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFRICANAMERICANS
AFTON,
VIRGINIA
AFTON,
VIRGINIA
AFTON,
VIRGINIA
AFTON,
VIRGINIA
AFTON,
VIRGINIA
AGGY (A
SLAVE)
AGNES
(HURRICANE)
recreation
MACH-56:
86,89,96-97,100101, 10304,109,114,117
schools for
MACH-50: 77
servants
MACH-53: 75
MACH-53: 118119
slaves
burial of
textile workers
MACH-53: 79
MACH-53: 118119,130,132,134,
138-139
MACH-60: 50,5260,69,73-76
University of Virginia
and
University of Virginia
and
UVa YMCA
woman's suffrage
and
assistance provided by, 1912
MACH-58: 42,43
MACH-55: 5, 1415
MACH-15: 13
MACH-31: 38
manufacturing
MACH-45: 43
sawmills
MACH-45: 43
Civil War
burning of, 1865
MACH-61: 86
MACH-42: 81
Warren ferry demolished by
MACH-42: 12
AGNES
(HURRICANE)
AGNES (SLAVE) Brown, Bezaleel
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
Hatton ferry affected by
owned by - listed as worthless in estate
appraisal, 1829
MACH-42: 17
MACH-61: 7
MACH-11: 42
minute book of
MACH-11: 42
founders of
MACH-14: 58
MACH-14: 58,61
Early Days of the Albemarle Agricultural
Society by Robert H. True
MACH-14: 61
MACH-3: 81
Madison, James, address delivered at
MACH-3: 81
The Agricultural Society of Albemarle and
John S. Skinner: An Enduring Friendship by
Lucretia Ramsey Bishko
MACH-31: 76-113
Agrarian - problems
Agrarian - delegates
Field, James G. and
MACH-45: 33,38
MACH-11:
17,18,26,36
MACH-11: 19
MACH-11: 23
Thomas Mann Randolph, Piedmont
Plowman - by William H. Gaines, Jr.
revolution
The American Farmer
Paris Agricultural Society, France Thomas Jefferson, receives medal from
The American Farmer - Albemarle County
Historical Society, gift to
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
MACH-11: 37-43
MACH-11: 38
MACH-11: 41
MACH-14: 55
MACH-17: 75
MACH-25: 67
AGRICULTURE
Mazzei, Philip and
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
study of
AGRICULTURE
fairs and exhibitions
MACH-31: 76-113
MACH-37/38: 1865
MACH-45:
38,40,53
MACH-51: 109
MACH-51: 109110
AHART
Michael
AID SOCIETY
OF ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
Charles Burruss, marriage bond, surety on
MACH-9: 44,67
Scottsville Confederate Hospital and
MACH-57: 107
MACH-39: 3233,40
MACH-39: 32
MACH-53: 120
MACH-53: 120
MACH-53:
117,120,134
MACH-53:
117,120
MACH-47: 46
MACH-56: 82
MACH-45: 45
MACH-51: 75n
AIKEN
AIKEN
AILSTORK
AILSTORK
C. L. (Rev.)
Estelle (Mrs. C. L.)
Cina
Elizabeth
First Baptist Church, pastor
AILSTORK
family
Albemarle free blacks, 1833
AILSTORK
AITKEN
AITKEN
AKERMAN
AKERMAN
Mary
Robert Ingersoll
Robert Ingersoll
Alfred
Alfred
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 16
George Rogers Clark statue, sculptor of
George Rogers Clark statue, sculptor of
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 34
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 2 months
Shenandoah National Park opposed by
AKIN
J. W.
AKRON
ELECTRICAL
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Anniston
Birmingham
Birmingham
Buckyville
ALABAMA
Camp Sheridan
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Cedar Bluff
Charlottesville
Woolen Mills
Clarke County
ALABAMA
Clarke County
ALABAMA
Confederate Army
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
DeKalb County
Evans, Gen G.
Greensboro
Greensville
Grove Hill, Clark
County
Howard College
Huntsville
Huntsville
Huntsville
Huntsville
Judson Institute,
Marion
Marengo County
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Charlottesville General Hospital, on staff of
Charlottesville electric street railway,
equipment for
Camp McClellan - Base Hospital 41 nurses
trained at, World War I
Field, Gen. James, political speech in
Oberdorfer, Leo, law career at
Base Hospital 41, World War I, nurses of
trained at
Garrison, W. C. enlists in Confederate
Army
sales in
Grove Hill - Rawlings, Richard and
Grove Hill - White, Greenberry enlists in
Condeferate Army
casualities at Scottsville hospital
Clayton, John C. enlists in Confederate
Army
dies in, 1868
Hartman, Jno., death of
MACH-22: 102
MACH-37/38: 106
MACH-59: 12
MACH-11: 29
MACH-58: 58
MACH-22: 143
MACH-59: 12
MACH-57: 97
MACH-14: 43
MACH-54: 30
MACH-57: 101
MACH-57: 82,9094,96-97,101
MACH-57: 97
MACH-23: 52
MACH-19: 48
MACH-22: 201
Rawlings, Richard and
Tribble, Henry W. declines presidency
Cary, Col. Miles of Fluvanna, death of
MACH-54: 30
MACH-54: 56
MACH-19: 44
MACH-19: 44
MACH-24: 21
MACH-5: 85
Rawlings, Richard and
Brashear, Denis P. born in
MACH-54: 31-32
MACH-57: 96
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Marion
McGuffey, William H.
Mobile
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Montgomery
ALABAMA
Montgomery
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Montgomery
Perry County
Roanoke
ALABAMA
Selma
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa
ALABAMA
Tuskeegee
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
COLLEGE
ALABAMA
COLLEGE
ALABAMA
COLLEGE
ALABAMA
COLLEGE
ALABAMA
COLLEGE
ALASKA
University of Alabama
Wetumpka
ALASKA
Judson Institute - Rawlings, Richard and
vist to in 1865
Evening Times (newspaper)
Battle of
Mail and Advertiser (Newspaper)
Camp Sheridan - Base Hospital nurses
trained at, World War I
Confederate State of America organized at,
1861
Brashear, Denis P. and
White, A. J. enlists in Confederate Army
Selma City Institute - Rawlings, Richard
and
University of Virginia students demonstrate
in sympathy with, 1965
MACH-54: 31-32
MACH-7: 17
MACH-14: 32
MACH-16: 44
MACH-30: 26
MACH-11: 55
MACH-59: 12
MACH-60: 14
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MACH-54: 30
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MACH-22: 198
MACH-7: 79
East Alabama Female College - Rawlings,
Richard and
MACH-54: 31
MACH-22: 198
MACH-22: 143
MACH-1: 42
MACH-15: 18
MACH-2: 62
MACH-35/36: 7981
Department of Archives and History
MACH-7: 75
MACH-1: 22
MACH-26:
38,50,68
ALBANY
REGENCY
(LOCOMOTIVE)
ALBEMARLE
Duke of
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
Earl of (William Anne
ALBEMARLE
Keppel)
ALBEMARLE
THE
(RIVERBOAT)
ALBEMARLE
ACADEMY
ALBEMARLE
ACADEMY
ALBEMARLE
ACADEMY
Carr, Peter and
ALBEMARLE
ACADEMY
Central College
ALBEMARLE
ACADEMY
Jefferson, Thomas
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Minor, John Barbee and
MACH-12: 28
MACH-16: 21
MACH-12: 41
Albemarle County named for
How Albemarle Got Its Name - by Thomas
Cary Johnson
MACH-16: 20-24
MACH-16: 20-24
Albemarle County named for
MACH-21: 65
portrait - in courthouse
MACH-48: 118
MACH-8: 11
MACH-4:
19,21,22
MACH-12: 43
MACH-4:
19,21,22
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Jefferson chooses new name
attends meeting of Board at Stone Tavern,
3/25/1814
MACH-60: 95
MACH-60: 86
MACH-21: 68
activities of
MACH-51: 109
ALBEMARLE
AND DEVON
ALBEMARLE
BALLADS
ALBEMARLE
BAND
ALBEMARLE
BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
BEFORE 1700
ALBEMARLE
BOOK SHELF
ALBEMARLE
BOOK SHELF
ALBEMARLE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
ALBEMARLE
CHARLOTTESVI
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HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
ALBEMARLE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Countess of
MACH-16: 21
MACH-1: 42
Court Square Confederate Monument
dedication
MACH-48: 33
MACH-32:
12,17,18,20,22,28
Albemarle Female
Institute
formation of and
MACH-53: 43,47
Albemarle Female
Institute
support of
MACH-53: 50
by Charlton Gilmore Holland, Jr.
MACH-9: 5-12
by Bernard Mayo
MACH-3: 70-76
MACH-5: 7478,85
by Bernard Mayo
officers and directors 2003
list of
MACH-61: i,iii
officers and directors,
2004
list of
MACH-62: iii
publication committee list of members, 2004
MACH-62: i
ALBEMARLE
CLARETS
ALBEMARLE
COLLEGE FOR
YOUNG LADIES
ALBEMARLE
COLLEGE FOR
YOUNG LADIES
ALBEMARLE
COMMUNITY
PLAYERS
ALBEMARLE
COMPANY
(FIRM)
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
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Monticello Wine
Company
Euzelian Society
produced by
MACH-59: 113
history of
MACH-54: 38-40
social of
MACH-54: 39
MACH-13: 52
African-Americans
African-Americans
agriculture in
articles about
articles about
articles about
Albemarle Iron Works later name for
Black Family at Monticello, A - by Elizabeth
Langhorne
free - Just and True Account: Two 1833
Parish Censuses of Albemarle County Free
Blacks, A - by Ervin L. Jordan Jr.
MACH-52: 16
MACH-43: 1-16
MACH-53: 115119
MACH-51: 63-64
Albemarle's Support of the Claims of James
Monroe - by Newton B. Jones
MACH-11: 45-52
Albemarle in 1815: Notes of Christopher
Daniel Ebeling - translated and edited by
John Lancaster Riordan
MACH-12: 39-45
Albemarle before 1700 - by Charlton
Gilmore Holland Jr.
MACH-9: 5-12
bibliography of
MACH-1: 43
bibliography of
Bi-centennial
anniversary (17441944)
MACH-48: 123
MACH-5: 79,80
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Board of Public
School
Commissioners
MACH-12: 35
Court Square Confederate monument - tax
Board of Supervisors to raise money for
MACH-48: 15-16
Board of Supervisors Court Square Confederate monument and
MACH-48: 22
Board of Supervisors chairman of - Moon, John Barclay
MACH-48: 98n
boundaries of
MACH-21: 65
bridges in
Broadus Wood
Elementary School
Lee Bridge at Hydraulic
MACH-49: 38
replaced Earlysville High School
Buck Island Creek
Buckeyeland and
MACH-60: 108
MACH-59: 151152
buildings
early buildings
MACH-13: 23
buildings
early buildings
MACH-8: 71
business and industry enterprises in
MACH-52: 1-22
business and industry
MACH-54: 1
Carter's Bridge Road Hartman's Mill located on
MACH-59: 72
Historic Cemetery in Albemarle County, An:
An Archeological Investigation of Site
44AB7 - by Mark Catlin and Stephen Plog
MACH-41: 55-101
cemeteries
cemeteries
gravestone inscriptions
census - 1850, 1860,
1870
Garrett family and
MACH-61: 87n
census - 1870
MACH-61: 87n
Bowen family and
MACH-48: 115
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census of 1790
households and slave ownership
MACH-61: 3n
census of 1810
households and slave ownership
Some Old Albemarle Churches of West
Hanover Presbytery - by Isabella Neff
Burnet
MACH-61: 3n
churches
churches
MACH-52: 84
MACH-22:
192,203
Circuit Court
Circuit Court
MACH-2: 17-35
Smith, Lemuel F. - judge
Circuit Court
MACH-48: 110
MACH-56: 69Miller School - responsibility for operation of 70,75
Circuit Court
White, John Malachi, judge, 1885-1904
MACH-58: 58
Circuit Court
suits involving sale of slaves, 1860-1865
Circuit Court
Duke, Richard William clerk of
MACH-58: 81-82
MACH-59:
108n,109n
circuit court
Garrett, Alexander - clerk, 1819-1831
MACH-61: 86n
Civil Defense Council
MACH-5: 80
Civil Defense Council
MACH-6: 63
Civil War
local units supported by
MACH-59: 97
Civil War
preparations for
MACH-60: 16-17
Civil war and
soldiers
MACH-10: 5
Civil war and
soldiers
MACH-13: 69
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Civil war and
Sheridan's Raid Through Albemarle - ed. by
Mary Rawlings
MACH-14: 9-15
MACH-22: 191leaders during
206
centennial committee - officers and
members
MACH-22: 213
MACH-22: entire
volume, which
see for topice
Civil war and
soldiers
MACH-3: 63,77
Civil war and
soldiers
Albemarle County Historical Society - talk
about given at meeting of
MACH-4: 36
Civil war and
Civil war and
Civil war and
Civil war and
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Civil war and
MACH-50: 111
Civil war and
Civil war and
Scottsville and
MACH-52: 79-80
MACH-53: 5354,75,76
MACH-57: 65114, 124
Civil war and
soldiers
MACH-6: 64
Civil war and
Clerk's Office
MACH-1: 6,8,10
Clerk's Office
MACH-2: 20
Clerk's Office
MACH-21: 69
Clerk's Office
MACH-8: 44
colonial period
society in Albemarle County
MACH-2: 63
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Commissioner of
Revenue
Commonwealth's
Attorney
Commonwealth's
Attorney
congressional
campaign of 1888
Fry, John served as
Robertson, W. J.
MACH-59: 143
MACH-43: 45,4749,51
Woods, Micajah served 1870-1911
MACH-58: 58
MACH-10: 5-15
Cook Mountain
iron ore deposit in 1767
MACH-61: 39,40
Cook, David
visit to, 1777
MACH-61: 45
County Clerk
Duke, William serves as
MACH-59: 122
county seat
courthouse
MACH-21: 66
MACH-1: 4042,47
courthouse
MACH-12: 25
courthouse
MACH-17: 12
courthouse
MACH-18: 47
courthouse
Confederate statue
courthouse
courthouse
MACH-2: 66
Albemarle County Court House, The - by
Bernard P. Chamberlain
courthouse
courthouse
courthouse
MACH-2: 66
MACH-21: 65-70
MACH-21: 67,69
hospital
MACH-22: 104
MACH-22: 118
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courthouse
courthouse
monument at
MACH-22: 208
New Light on Albemarle County Courthouse
- by Edmund Berkeley Jr.
MACH-29: 65-68
courthouse
photo - stuccoed front
courthouse
MACH-29: 66
MACH-30: 57
MACH-46:
46,52,80,82
courthouse
courthouse
photo - old section built in 1803
MACH-46: 52
courthouse
clerk's ofice - built 1939 (photo)
MACH-46: 72
courthouse
courthouse
courthouse
courthouse
courthouse
MACH-47: 37
Albemarle County Historical Society organizational meeting at
Albemarle County Historical Society meetings at
Albemarle County Historical Society portraits placed in
MACH-48: 110
MACH-48:
110,111,120
MACH-48:
114,118
MACH-48: 1-58
courthouse
Confederate statue
Strange, John Bowie, monument for,
dedication of
courthouse
church services at
MACH-48: 91n
courthouse
MACH-48: 51
MACH-5: 79
courthouse
photo - as restored in 1938
MACH-5; front
courthouse
external appearance, changes in
MACH-52: 116n
courthouse
Meade, William preaches at, 1822
MACH-55: 21
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courthouse
church services at
courthouse
MACH-55: 21-22
MACH-8:
27,44,57,63
MACH-9: 1315,20-25,32
courts
MACH-20: 6,16
courts
MACH-21: 68
courts
MACH-22: 193
courts
MACH-4: 14,15
courthouse
courts
Order Books - 1744-1745, transcription of
courts
MACH-5: 40-43
Order Books - The Albemarle County Court
Order Book, 1744/45-1745/46: edited by
Mary Rawlings
MACH-5: 5-35
MACH-5: opp
Order Books - photo
p.16
MACH-8:
58,59,62,66
MACH-9:
13,14,20,21
Two Centuries of Dance in Albemarle - by
James E. Morrison
MACH-42: 23-40
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Davis family in
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description of
courts
courts
courts
courts
dance
Darden Towe
Memorial Park
stones from old Free Bridge Piers and
MACH-48: 121
MACH-57: 62
MACH-44:
26,27,31,33,34
List of Manufactures in Fredericksvile Parish
in 1820, A - edited by Newton B. Jones
MACH-10: 20-27
ALBEMARLE
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description of
description of
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description of
description of
Albemarle in 1815: Notes of Christopher
Daniel Ebeling - translated and edited by
Jphn L. Riordan
MACH-12: 39-45
Doctor's Reminiscences of Albemarle
County, A - by Dr. Halstead Hedges
MACH-3: 5-16
Richard Harlan's Tour to the Caves of
Virginia, 1831, Including Observations about
Charlottesville and Albemarle County annotations by William M. Rachel
MACH-7: 37-46
Doctor Charles Brown's Reminiscences of
Early Albemarle - introduction and
annotations by Mary Rawlings and W. Edwin
Hemphill
MACH-8: 55-68
Index to Albemarle County Scenes in
Certain Photographic Collections, An - by
Isabella Neff Burnet
MACH-8: 71-72
Albemarle Before 1700 - by Charlton
Gilmore Holland, Jr.
MACH-9: 5-12
Dick Woods Road
Doctor's
Reminiscences of
Albemarle County, A by Dr. Halstead Hedges
MACH-32
MACH-3: 5-16
early copper mines
Earlysville High
School
Earlysville High
School
MACH-50: 42
4-H Club - 1930; Leake, Earl C. member of
and poultry judging team
MACH-60: 108
wood building burned down in 1934 - now
Broadus Wood School
MACH-60: 108
Earlysville Road
Crank, Richard L. (Col.) has farm on
MACH-59: 144
economic activities in
MACH-51: 63-67
economic activities in
MACH-52: 2
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economics
Albemarle County, Virginia, 1744-1771: An
Economic, Political and Social Analysis - by
S. Edward Ayres
MACH-25: 37-72
education in
MACH-51: 61-62
education in
1880-1920
MACH-59: 117
electoral politics
1788-2002; article about
MACH-62: 1-66
MACH-52: 2-3,1011
MACH-57:
58,60,63
England
trade with
European immigrants
to
farming in
Ferries of Albemarle,
The
by John Hammond Moore
MACH-60: 11-12
MACH-42: 1-22
fiction set in
First Personal
Property Tax List of
Albemarle County,
The
MACH-51: 91-100
forest fires
MACH-45: 47
introduction by Lester Cappon
MACH-5: 47-73
Unpublished Thomas Jefferson Map with a
Petition for the Division of Fluvanna from
Fluvanna - seperation Albemarle County, 1777, An - by William H.
of from Albemarle
Gaines, Jr.
MACH-7: 22-28
forests
History of Albemarle's Forests, A - by David
A. Tice
MACH-45: 19-60
fourteenth
congressional district placed in after census of 1790
MACH-62: 5
free schools
MACH-12: 36
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Free Union Road
Garth, Jesse, house of
MACH-57: 124
MACH-53: 115139
Garth Road
Blake, Mary Scott Parker, home of
MACH-57: 45
Garth Road
Chestnut Ridge* located on
MACH-59: 138
Garth Road
Gentry and the
Association in
Albemarle County,
1774-1775, The
Wayt Place* and Ingleside Farm* on
MACH-59: 143
by Mary M. Sullivan
German prisoners in World War II
MACH-23: 35-44
MACH-51: 131137
ginseng
cultivation in
MACH-52: 2
government
organized
MACH-21: 65
freedmen in
health officer
MACH-3: 9
history
MACH-24: 65-70
history
history
1744-1770
Some Significant Dates in the History of
Albemarle County
history
history
history
MACH-25: 37-72
MACH-48: 123
MACH-48: 123
Charlottesville and Albemarle County,
Virginia, 1819-1860 (also 1865-1900)
Colonial Albemarle, the Social and
Economic History of a Piedmont Virginia
County, 1727-1775
MACH-48: 124
MACH-48: 124
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history
Jefferson's Albemarle: History of Albemarle
County, Virginia, 1727-1819
MACH-48: 124
Holcombe, James P. Confederate Congress representative from
MACH-60: 10
hotels in
MACH-51: 63
House of Burgesses
Walker, Thomas (Dr.), 1770-1774
hunting in
Hydraulic Road
MACH-61: 58
MACH-51: 64
Hydraulic Road
Crank, Richard (Col.) has farm on
MACH-59: 144
Albemarle County Fair Grounds located on,
1921
MACH-60: 105
Hydraulic Road
served as route 29 prior to 1932
illegal activities in
immigrants to
indians and
indians and
MACH-60: 107
MACH-51: 65,7679
MACH-59: 153
Albemarle before 1700 - by Charlton
Gilmore Holland, Jr.
MACH-9: 5-12
photo - sites of Indian Artifacts in Albemarle MACH-9: opp.
County
p.12
iron industry in
MACH-61: 40,48
Account of the Albemarle Iron Works, An iron manufacturing in by William W. Reynolds
MACH-50: 38-65
iron manufacturing in
MACH-52: 15-16
MACH-61: 57
iron ore in
iron tracts in
Ivy Road
MACH-61: 40
Galleries III located on
MACH-58: 18
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Ivy Road
Staunton Turnpike was earlier name for
jails
MACH-21: 69
Brief History of the Jewish Comunity in
Charlottesville and Albemarle - by Nancy E.
Willner
MACH-40: 1-24
Jewish Community
labor practices in
MACH-59: 138
MACH-51: 66
land grants
map - grants made in 1727-1745
MACH-8: 23
land grants
map - grants made in 1745-1755
MACH-8: 24
land grants
map - grants made in 1755-1765
MACH-8: 25
land grants
MACH-8: 26
land grants
Leathers, James
Addison
map - grants made in 1765-1775
Land Grants and Aristocracy in Albemarle
County, 1727-1775 - by Charles Wilder
Watts
MACH-8: 5-22
home of
MACH-59: 82
libraries
Libraries in Charlottesville and Albemarle
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Monticello Road
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overseers of the poor Board of
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Owensville Road
pavement on
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partitioning of
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1752 - publication of
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photographs
Isabella Neff Burnet
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poetry concerning
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S. Edward Ayers
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Nicholas Family and Albemarle County
Political Leadership, 1762-1790 - by V.
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Porter's Precinct
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Quakers
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Reconstruction - by Joseph C. Vance
Race Relations in Albemarle During
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Rivanna Electoral
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Brown's Cove and
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Duke, William R. and, 1880-1920
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Belmont* estate, bound of
Shenandoah National
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Shenandoah National The: Albemarle County Cultures in Conflict Park and
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social analysis
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Albemarle County, Virginia, 1744-1771: An
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S. Edward Ayers
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stonemasons in
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Stony Point School
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Farish, Andrew served as
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1921
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Parker
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book committee
Report from the Book Committee - by Ruth
Newell Maverick
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MACH-3: 77-80
illustrations
Magazine of Albemarle Conty History
MACH-35/36: 5
illustrations
Magazine of Albemarle Conty History
MACH-37/38: 5
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library
Albemarle County Historical Society Library, MACH-33/34: 181The - by Velora C. Thomson
186
library
Our Open Library - by Bernard P.
Chamberlain
MACH-35/36: 181182
library
MACH-37/38: 15
Magruda, Evalina and
MACH-58: 1
McIntire Library
occupied by
MACH-59: 85
meetings
1941-42 - by Moran, Charles E.
MACH-2: 61
meetings
1942-43 - by Isabella Goss
MACH-3: 77
meetings
1943-44 - by Isabella Goss
MACH-4: 56
meetings
MACH-48: 119
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meetings
1944-45 - by Isabella Goss
MACH-5: 79
members
MACH-1: 50,51
members
MACH-2: 67
members
MACH-3: 84-86
members
MACH-40: 89-94
members
MACH-44: 59
members
MACH-48: 119
members
memorial
memberships
directory
MACH-8: 73-82
MACH-24: 68
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memorial
memberships
MACH-26: 87
memorial
memberships
MACH-48: 119
memories and history
of the area
preserved at
MACH-60: 112
necrology
1949-1950
MACH-11: 63
necrology
1950-51
MACH-12: 51
officers of
MACH-15: 46
officers of
MACH-22: 211
officers of
MACH-24: 67
officers of
MACH-25: 73
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officers of
MACH-26: 86
officers of
MACH-27/28:
128,129,130
officers of
MACH-29: 89
officers of
MACH-30: 93
officers of
MACH-31: 119
officers of
MACH-32: 123
officers of
MACH-33/34: 192
officers of
MACH-35/36: 6
officers of
MACH-37/38: 6
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officers of
MACH-39: inside
front cover
officers of
MACH-40: vii
officers of
MACH-41: iv
officers of
MACH-42: iv
officers of
MACH-43: vi
officers of
MACH-44: iv
officers of
MACH-45: iv
officers of
MACH-46: iv
officers of
MACH-47: iv
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officers of
MACH-48: iv
officers of
MACH-49: iv
officers of
MACH-50: iv
officers of
MACH-51: iv
organizational
meetings of
MACH-48: 110111
organizational
meetings of
MACH-56: 24-25
Papers of the
Albemarle County
Historical Society
MACH-56: 25
photograph collection
MACH-48: 114115
prize offered for
student articles
MACH-48: 121122
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publications of
MACH-48: 123124
Report from the Book
Committee
by Ruth Newell Maverick
MACH-33/34: 190191
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-12: : 50
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-13: 70
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-14: 61
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-19: 21
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-6: 41
University of Virginia
Library
Society files at
MACH-9: 13,42
Via, Vera
MACH-21: 71-72
tribute paid to
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
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ALBEMARLE
COUNTY IN
VIRGINIA
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY IN
VIRGINIA
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY IN
VIRGINIA
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY JOCKY
CLUB
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
POULTRY
JUDGING TEAM
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
RAILWAY
COMPANY
Wallenstein, Peter
speaker at meeting of
MACH-49: 47
World War II history
committee
MACH-6: 67
Yeargain house and
MACH-48: 98n
MACH-17: 7,1224,16,56
MACH-19: 6
MACH-7: 31
Azalea Hall*
steeplechase at
wins award for 4-H
club at Virginia State
fair
1930
MACH-56: 115
MACH-60: 108
MACH-12: 6-9
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, 17441771: AN
ECONOMIC,
POLITICAL, AND
SOCIAL
ANALYSIS
ALBEMARLE
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E, 1779
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
Marchant, Henry C.
and
MACH-53: 91
by S. Edward Ayres
MACH-25: 37-72
MACH-30: 20
MACH-12: 50
MACH-22: 57,63
MACH-7: 76
beginnings of
Hart, John
MACH-53: 33-47
superintendent
Hits and Bits (Annual) 1903-04
MACH-53: 47-57
MACH-12: 50
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
FURNACE
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
FURNACE
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
GARDEN CLUB
ALBEMARLE
GAS AND OIL
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
GOLF CLUB
ALBEMARLE
GREEK
COMMUNITY OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
ALBEMARLE
HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
HORSE
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
HORSE SHOW
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
HOTEL
Jefferson Street, east photo
MACH-53: 52
Rawlings, Richard
and
MACH-54: 2938,55
MACH-12: 41
Old, John
formed by, 1771
MACH-61: 58
city parks and
beautification of
MACH-56: 90
Shenandoah National
Park
contribution to
MACH-51: 80
Meade Park
land became a part of
MACH-56: 95
status of
mid century
MACH-54: 28
MACH-1: 45
MACH-37/38:
107,125
Fry's Spring
grounds at, 1905
MACH-56: 80
MACH-10: 39
ALBEMARLE
HOTEL
ALBEMARLE
HOTEL
ALBEMARLE
HOTEL
ALBEMARLE IN
IMAGINATIVE
LITERATURE: A
SURVEY OF
FICTIONAL
POETRY AND
DRAMA FROM
THE
ALBEMARLE
by Douglas W.
BOOKSHELF
Tanner
MACH-32: 81-121
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY
MACH-1: 11
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY
MACH-45: 31
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY
MACH-50: 39-64
MACH-42: 31
MACH-45: 7
MACH-46: 58
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY House of Burgesses
makes loan to, 1770
MACH-61: 64
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY House of Burgesses
provides loan to
MACH-61: 64
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY land holdings of
map
MACH-50: 60-64
ALBEMARLE
IRON COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
IRON WORKS
ALBEMARLE
LAFAYETTE
GUARDS
ALBEMARLE
LIBRARY
SOCIETY
ALBEMARLE
LIGHT HORSE
ALBEMARLE
LIGHT HORSE
ALBEMARLE
LIGHT HORSE
site of
Bettie Martin Iron
Mine and
photo
MACH-50: 38
1770
MACH-61: 57
description of
1777
MACH-61: 42
forge possible at
1778
MACH-61: 45
law suits
brought against, 1788
MACH-61: 50
Old, John
offers to rent, 1775
MACH-61: 41
Old, John
lease relinquished by, ca. 1780
MACH-61: 47
organization of
1770
MACH-61: 57
sale of
MACH-61: 54n
Wilkonson, John and 1769-1770
MACH-61: 40
MACH-24:
53,60,66
MACH-37/38: 7
Albemarle Light
Horse, Troop K, 1st
Regiment Cavalry,
Virginia Volunteers
by Roger Gregory Magruder
Confederate
Cemetery Monument dedication of and
MACH-48: 10,13
reunion of, 1909
MACH-48: 38
Colonial Hotel location of
MACH-45: 1-18
ALBEMARLE
MILITARY
Magruder, John
ACADEMY
Bowie
ALBEMARLE
MILITAY
INSTITUTE
ALBEMARLE
MUTUAL HOME
INSURANCE
COMPANY
Duke, William
ALBEMARLE
Charlottesville
NEWS
newspaper
ALBEMARLE
PIPPIN
ALBEMARLE
PIPPIN
ALBEMARLE
PIPPIN
mountain soil
ALBEMARLE
Name, "Albemarle
PIPPIN
Pippin," The
ALBEMARLE
QUAKERS, 1742- by Jay Wesley
1754, THE
Worrall Jr.
ALBEMARLE
RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
ALBEMARLE
RIFLES
activities of
ALBEMARLE
RIFLES
formation of
ALBEMARLE
RIFLES
Gilmer, Lee
student at
MACH-60: 5
MACH-25: 8
president
MACH-59: 116
brief histroy of
MACH-50: 83
MACH-26: 19
MACH-27/28: 42
thrived in
MACH-51: 65
by Atcheson L. Hench
MACH-14: 21-25
MACH-40: 25-44
MACH-39: 40
MACH-50:
108,110
MACH-60: 13
sergeant
MACH-50: 112
ALBEMARLE
RIFLES
ALBEMARLE
RIFLES
ALBEMARLE
SOAP
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
SOAPSTONE
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
ALBEMARLE
TRAINING
SCHOOL
ALBEMARLE
TRAINING
SCHOOL
ALBEMARLIANS
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERENE,
VIRGINIA
ALBERT (A
SERVANT)
Letters Home from
Private William H.
Jones of the
Albemarle Rifles
edited by Rick Britton
organization of
MACH-57: 65-69
MACH-50: 106107
mentioned
MACH-54: 1
MACH-9:
opp.p,12
MACH-37/38: 94
SAMMONS, Jesse
Scott
principal of
MACH-55: 126
Shelton, J. G.
teacher in
MACH-50: 82-83
MACH-13: 34,42
MACH-26:
37,68,69
Anderson, James C. buried in Farley Family cemetery
Farley Family
Cemetery and
Anderson, James C. buried at
MACH-57: 67n
Hedges (Dr.)
MACH-3: 13
performs operation at
Indian projectile point
Indian site
MACH-57: 67n
MACH-9: 9
located near, (map)
MACH-9: 12
MACH-35/36:
82,122
ALBERT
(SLAVE)
ALBINI
ALDERMAN
report of sale of
William D.
Daubeney (Dabney) family and
Bessie Green (Hearn)
(Mrs. Edwin
Anderson Alderman)
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assisted
Edwin
with formation of
Organization of Base Hospital 41 in World
Edwin (Pres.)
War I and
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Edwin Anderson
ALDERMAN
ALDERMAN
Wilson, Woodrow and
theatre ticket price dispute settled by
MACH-58: 71
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-27/28: 110
MACH-59: 1-2
MACH-59: 2
MACH-12:
17,21,22
MACH-13: 49
MACH-31: 64,6771
Dabney, Richard Heath and - Russia after
WW-I
MACH-33/34: 104
Dabney, Richard Heath and - tribute by
MACH-33/34: 55
MACH-40: 45,46
Legion of Honor Award
MACH-47: 27
Shenandoah National Park supported by
MACH-51: 72
Elliott, Charles W., friendship with
MACH-53: 1
MACH-53:
Christian, Archer and
12,17,31
MACH-53:
football and
14,15,17-27
photo portrait:
MACH-53: 26
McIntire, Paul Goodloe McIntire and
MACH-56: 83-85
Lewis and Clark statue, dedication of
MACH-56: 83-85
athletics at University of Virginia and
MACH-56: 88
American Field Service ambulance drivers
supported by during World War I
MACH-57: 15
home of 1920s
MACH-58: 5, 5n
biographical sketch
MACH-58: 5,5n
tree planted at University of Virginia
MACH-9: 77
ALDERMAN
PRESS
ALDIE, VIRGINIA
ALDIE, VIRGINIA
ALDRIDGE
ALENY
ALER
ALER
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALESTOCK
ALEUTIANS
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
Cockescrew Press former name
Mosby raid
Tyler, Mr. and
John
Judith
John W.
John W.
Amanda
Betsy
Elizabeth
Frances
Harrison
Joel
Mary
Michael
Arthur
Ashton (Dr.)
Charles
Charles A. (18431863)
Daniel
Daniel (Rabbi)
E.
Edward P.
ALEXANDER
Edward P.
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
Eli
Elizabeth Maria
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
Essex
Hugh
married Mary Riley
Bukken, Luke, mariage bond with
leave obtained from University of Virginia
withdraws from University of Virginia
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 34
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 30,
spinster
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 8
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 8
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 1
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 1
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 28
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 3
First Baptist Church, finance committee
member
Baltimore resident
mountain farming and
leave granted from University of Virginia
Spanish-American war, service in
First Baptist Church and
artillery bombardment by at Gettysburg,
1863
petition of 1827 to save Jeffersons bust,
signer of
marriage
First Baptist Church, finance committee
member
Albemarle County tax list of 1782
MACH-56: 35
MACH-5: 44
MACH-5: 37
MACH-6: 43,54
MACH-9: 45
MACH-3: 58,59
MACH-3: 63
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-7: 66
MACH-39: 58
MACH-21: 37
MACH-51: 62
MACH-3: 57,59
MACH-39: 29
MACH-40: 21
MACH-39: 30
MACH-2: 64
MACH-60: 39
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-21: 37,48
MACH-39: 39
MACH-5: 56
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
Hugh
James
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James
James
James
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James
James
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James
James
James
James
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
Bailey,Polly, marriage bond with
court square described by
Monticello House on Market St used as
hospital
committee member to meet Gen. Custer
City Council, member of, March 1865
Scott house, Main and 2nd Sts., comments
about
Isaacs, Frederick, comments about
Isaacs,Tucker, comments about
children of Isaacs, comments about
City Council, member of, March 1865
Benson, Henry, comments about
author: Early Charlottesville
Revised Ordinances of the Corporation of
Charlottesville, printed by
author: Early Charlottesville
Charlottesville alderman, 1865
Lee, Robert E. General, farewell address
printed by
secessionist beliefs
author: Early Charlottesville
Albemarle historical society suggested
author: Early Charlottesville
author: Early Charlottesville
portrait
Virginia Advocate (Newspaper), comments
on
Jeffersonian Republican (Newspaper) founder of
married Rebecca Ann Wills
Virginia Republican, (Abingdon, Va.
Newspaper), editor of
local history and
MACH-9: 57,67
MACH-21: 69
MACH-22: 101
MACH-22: 38
MACH-22: 49
MACH-55: 104105
MACH-55: 108n
MACH-55:
112,119
MACH-55: 117
MACH-56: 48n
MACH-58: 73
MACH-14: 33
MACH-14: 61
MACH-17: 53
MACH-17: 68
MACH-3: 48
MACH-3: 49
MACH-3: 70,7476,78,79
MACH-3: 76
MACH-48: 123
MACH-5: 85
MACH-50: 66
MACH-50: 71
MACH-50: 72,73
MACH-50: 73
MACH-50: 73-75
MACH-52: 116
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER
BUILDING
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James (1804-1887)
James Sigourney
Jean
John
John
John
Joseph
Michael J.
Thomas
W. C.
William
William Wills
ALEXANDER I
ALEXANDER
McCAULEY AND
CO.
(MERCANTILE
FIRM)
ALEXANDER'S
SPRING
ALEXANDRIA
LIGHT
INFANTRY
Young Ladies Institute, reference for
author: Early Charlottesville
Mirick, Rev. Stephen, recollections about
school of
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
author: Early Charlottesville
Brown, Dr. Charles, rejoinder to
Mosby, John S., pardon opposed by
death at Allegheny Springs, 1861
Albemarle County tax list, 1782
leave granted at University of Virginia
Micajah Woods writes letter to
notes about death of in Civil War
later Peoples National Bank
Czar of Russia (1777-1825) - bust of at
Monticello
MACH-53: 36
MACH-53: 37
MACH-53: 37-38
MACH-53: 43
MACH-8:
55,56,87
MACH-8: 66,67
MACH-9: 29
MACH-23: 45-46
MACH-9: 63,67
MACH-5: 56
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 63,67
MACH-9: 63,67
MACH-3: 65
MACH-2: 20
MACH-10: 7,8
MACH-9: 60,67
MACH-59: 148
MACH-3: 55
MACH-7: 34
MACH-1: 10
MACH-31: 37
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication parade
MACH-48: 10
ALEXANDRIA
SOCIETY FOR
THE
PROMOTION OF
USEFUL
KNOWLEDGE
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
origin of
MACH-51: 110
MACH-1: 21
MACH-26: 38,61
MACH-37/38:
191,194,199,208,
217,218
MACH-44: 28,31
Black voting policies
protest over during Reconstruction
Christ Church
Christ Church
MACH-13: 28
MACH-26: 31
design of
Christ Church
Democratic woekers
at
Episcopal High
School
Episcopal High
School
Episcopal High
School
Episcopal High
School
Episcopal High
School
football at
MACH-55: 34
MACH-8: 27,29
MACH-10: 14
MACH-11: 58
MACH-22:
194,204
MACH-24: 21
MACH-42: 45
MACH-53: 3
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA
ALFORD
ALFRED THE
GREAT
ALICE IN
WONDERLAND
(BOOK)
Fairfax (Dr.)
Charlottesville hospital physician is native of MACH-22: 98
Fowle, George D.
death of, 1867
MACH-23: 52
Garth, William A.
home of
MACH-59: 153
Harman, Peter
former home of
MACH-59: 148
Hoxton brothers
home of
MACH-24: 21
Kelley, Samuel A.
former resident dies
Orange and
Alexandria Railroad
Rives, William Cabell,
Jr.
boyhood of
MACH-18: 35
Troy, Capt. T. O.
Anna
MACH-37/38: 70
MACH-9: 48
ALIEN AND
SEDITION LAWS
ALL SAINTS
DAY
ALLAN
John
ALLAN
William (Col.)
ALLEGEMEINE
DEUTSCHE
REALENCYKLO
PAEDIE
transferred to
MACH-23: 58
MACH-11: 58
MACH-24: 47
Taylor, Olivia reads as a girl
MACH-3: 22
Thomas Jefferson and
MACH-16: 17
MACH-26: 18
MACH-35/36: 10
MACH-31: 34,39
MACH-7: 30
ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
ALLEGHENY
INSTITUTE
(ROANOKE)
ALLEGHENY
MOUNTAINS
ALLEGHENY
MOUNTAINS
ALLEGHENY
MOUNTAINS
ALLEGHENY
SPRINGS
ALLEGHENY
SPRINGS
Hart, Lucy T.
home of
MACH-21: 38
Hart, William
Rachel, William
Munford Ellis
home of
MACH-21: 38
teaches school at
MACH-7: 78
and W. J. Perkins
MACH-54: 35
Catawba Sanatorium
and
MACH-57: 51n
Clark, George Rogers carries first American flag over
MACH-27/28: 93
Harlan, Richard
views during tour, 1831
MACH-7: 41
Alexander, James Sigourney dies at, 1861
MACH-23: 45
Stiles, R. R. Stiles killed in accident
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-23: 65
ALLEGREE
ALLEGREE
A. J.
Oscar T. (Mrs.)
ALLEGREE
ALLEGRY
ALLEN
ALLEN
Oscar T. (Mrs.)
Giles
Archibald
B. W.
ALLEN
ALLEN
B. W. (Dr.)
Chloe
ALLEN
Dorothy A.
ALLEN
Dorothy A.
ALLEN
Dorothy A.
Albemarle County Historical Society member, March 1943
ordinary, license for renewed, 1745
service in Charlottesville General Hospital
marriage
Division of Women, Baptist General
Convention of Virginia, president
First Baptist Church, - Junior Missionary
Society
Women's Missionary && Educational
Association
MACH-22: 190
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-5: 17
MACH-35/36: 169
MACH-44: 37
MACH-22:
98,102,148,149
MACH-21: 32,48
MACH-39: 53,68
MACH-39: 54
MACH-39: 68
ALLEN
E. B.
First Baptist Church, parsonage committee
MACH-39: 35
ALLEN
Ernest III
MACH-39: 45
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
Ernest Jr.
Francis
Isaac
James
James D.
Jim
John
John
John
Laurie (Dr.)
Louisa K.
Louisa K.
O. S.
Orville
First Baptist Church, youth choir, president
First Baptist Church, Brotherhood, first
president
Rockfish Church, elder
Albemarle County tax list, 1782
marriage
Glen Echo*, owner of
ALLEN
Paul
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLIN
ALLISON
Paul
Richard
Richard H.
Robert
William
William
William
William
William
William
William
William Hunt
Susan R.
Robert Turner
married Jane Tandy
Carr, John Fendall, surety for
First Baptist Church, member
married Samuel Gordon Dabney
Dunlora* and
Virginia Advocate (Newspaper), on staff of
magistrate, nominated in 1867
author: History of the Expedition Under the
Command of Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark Expedition - Jefferson,
Thomas writes to about
Rockfish Church, elder
surveys made for
Albemarle courthouse, bond for building of
road order and
witness at court
court judgement
Albemarle County tax list, 1782
surveys made for
married Charles Jouett
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
MACH-39: 57
MACH-2: 33
MACH-5: 52
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-41: 101
MACH-6: 43
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 44
MACH-39: 87
MACH-48: 66n
MACH-48: 98,98n
MACH-50: 71
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-13: 22
MACH-4: 52
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 65
MACH-2: 34
MACH-5: 17
MACH-5: 17-18
MACH-5: 19,27
MACH-5: 23
MACH-5: 28
MACH-5: 52
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5: 17
MACH-39: 10
MACH-53: 91
ALLPHIN
ALLYN
ALMANAC OF
DRAMATIC
PLAYS (BY
AUGUST
FRIEDRICH von
KETZEBUE)
ALMANACH DE
GOTHA
ALMOND
baron de Montlezun,
death of
J. Lindsay (Gov.)
school closings, 1958
ALMOND
J. Lindsay, Jr.
Governor - closing of schools, 1958
ALPHA (SLAVE)
ALPHIN
ALPHIN
ALPHIN
ALPHIN
ALSTON
Brown, Bezaleel
Betsy
John
John
Zebular
family
owned by - inherited from his mother, 1803
married Richard Sharpe
Staunton Road, property near
Albemarle County tax list, 1782
ALSTON
ALUMNI ANNEX
ALVORD
AMBLER
AMBLER
Theodosius
AMBULANCE
DRIVERS
AMELIA
COUNTY
AMELIA
COUNTY
AMELIA
COUNTY
Sally
James T., Jr.
Confederate flag raising at Rotunda
MACH-9: 53
MACH-22: 155
MACH-7: 32
C. W.
family
P. B.
MACH-4: 40
MACH-61: 67,69
MACH-56:
101,129
MACH-61: 7
MACH-6: 57
MACH-18: 41
MACH-5: 52
MACH-9: 43
MACH-8: 43
MACH-35/36:
16,83,89,94
MACH-15: 41
MACH-1: 12
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 19
The University of Virginia Ambulance
Drivers of the First World War - by Edward
G. Lengel
MACH-57: 1-33
Courthouse
Confederate memorial
MACH-48: 18,28
Giles, Wm. B.
late Governor of Virginia, death of
MACH-19: 47
slave population
in late 18th century
MACH-49: 9
AMELIE RIVES:
A PERSONAL
MEMOIR
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICA
by Virginia Moore
Aunt
Ben Greet Players
known as father of
open air
performances in
education in
French Forces
Gallego flour
History of America:
The United States of
North America
Louisiana Purchase
and
Oath of Allegiance
MACH-42: 91-105
MACH-15: 17-21
MACH-26:
31,32,34,36
John Patten Emmet, letters of
on Santo Domingo and
demands highest price in
MACH-13: 50
MACH-13: 59
MACH-13: 8
MACH-6: 30
by Christoph Daniel Ebeling
MACH-12: 39-40
AMERICA
AMERICA
AMERICAN GREEK
COMMUNITY OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
organization of, 1944
AMERICAN
ANTHROPOLOG
ICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
ANTIQUARIAN
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
ANTIQUARIAN Cape Fear Recorder
SOCIETY
(Newspaper)
in library of
MACH-13: 13
MACH-3: 51
MACH-54: 22,27
MACH-9: 6
MACH-1: 6
MACH-4: 12
AMERICAN
ANTIQUARIAN Ebeling, Christoph
SOCIETY
Daniel
AMERICAN
ANTIQUARIAN
SOCIETY
publications of
AMERICAN
ARCHIVIST, THE
(JOURNAL)
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
Albemarle County
HISTORY
Historical Society
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
Albemarle County
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
Historical Society
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
Albemarle County
HISTORY
Historical Society
member of
MACH-12: 39n
MACH-13: 21,22
MACH-2: 63
MACH-1: 44
MACH-5: 81-83
member of
MACH-2: 64
member of
MACH-3: 77
member of
MACH-4: 59
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
FOR STATE
AND LOCAL
HISTORY
AMERICAN
BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE
AMERICAN
BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE
Albemarle County
Historical Society
publications exchange
MACH-7: 75
Hemphill, W. Edwin
address by
MACH-10: 40
publications of
MACH-2: 64
publications of
MACH-3: 80
publications of
MACH-4: 59,62
Lewis, Meriwether
and
MACH-13: 19
Madison, James
president of
MACH-13: 19
AMERICAN
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONER
S OF FOREIGN
MISSIONS
(PRESBYTERIA
N)
AMERICAN
BOOK
COMPANY
AMERICAN
BOOKS
AMERICAN
BRONZE
COMPANY
(FOUNDRY)
AMERICAN
BRONZE
COMPANY
(FOUNDRY)
AMERICAN
BRONZE
COMPANY
(FOUNDRY)
AMERICAN
CAUSE
AMERICAN
CITIZENS
AMERICAN
CIVIL LIBERTIES
UNION
AMERICAN
COLONIES
Coles, John
South Plains Church and
MACH-2: 29
McGuffey, William Holmes and
MACH-7: 16,17
Ebeling, Christoph Daniel and
MACH-12: 39
Court Square Confederate statue cast by
MACH-48: 26
history of, brief
MACH-48: 27
advertisement of
Rivanna River during American Revolution
and
MACH-48: 27,28
Louisiana Purchase and
MACH-14: 3
MACH-13:
9,16,17
MACH-37/38: 209
emigrates to
MACH-14: 49
AMERICAN
COLONIES
AMERICAN
COLONIES
AMERICAN
COLONIZATION
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
COLONIZATION
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
CYANIMIDE
COMPANY
AMERICAN
DAILY
ADVERTISER
AMERICAN
DIALECT
SOCIETY
AMERICAN ELK
AMERICAN
ETHNOLOGY
BUREAU
AMERICAN
FARMER, THE
(MAGAZINE)
AMERICAN
FARMER, THE
(MAGAZINE)
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
French
alliance with
MACH-19: 15
Monroe, James
attitude toward
MACH-13: 14
MACH-15: 27
Africa
efforts to get free negroes to
MACH-55: 42
nelsonite
mined by near Piney River
MACH-61: 59
MACH-15: 39
Hench, Atcheson
president of
antlers at Monticello
MACH-14: 63
MACH-4: 47
MACH-9: 7
Albemarle County
Historical Society
Slaughter, John S.
gift to
MACH-17: 75
letter to George W. Jeffreys
ambulance drivers in World war I and experiences of
MACH-11: 41
ambulance drivers in World war I and
MACH-57: 2,5-6
MACH-57: 13-19
United States Army Ambulance Service and MACH-57: 20-25
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN
FOLKLORE
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
FORESTRY
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
FRUIT
CULTURIST,
THE (JOURNAL)
AMERICAN
GENEALOGY,
JOURNAL OF
AMERICAN
GUIDE SERIES
AMERICAN
GUIDE SERIES
AMERICAN
GUIDE SERIES
AMERICAN
GUIDE SERIES
AMERICAN
HERITAGE
AMERICAN
HERITAGE
AMERICAN
HISTORIANS
AMERICAN
HISTORIC
BUILDINGS
SURVEY
organization of
ambulance drivers in World war I and activities of
MACH-57: 5-6
Carriere, Joseph M. and
MACH-56: 12
MACH-57: 8-11
MACH-45: 42
Thomas, John J., editor
MACH-14: 22,23
Jouett genealogy
MACH-17: 56
Milton, Va., notes on
MACH-12: 44
MACH-13: 22
Albemarle County and Charlottesville, guide
to
MACH-2: 63
Albemarle County and Charlottesville, guide
to
MACH-4: 45
Jack Jouett's Ride - by Virginius Dabney
MACH-17: 54
Jack Jouett's Ride - by Virginius Dabney
MACH-19: 7
MACH-16: 9
Nichols, Frederick D. editor
MACH-13: 27
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
HISTORY
AMERICAN
JEWISH
ARCHIVES
AMERICAN
JEWISH
SOCIETY FOR
SERVICE
AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF
THE MEDICAL
SCIENCES
Agricultural Society of
Albemarle
minute book and
American Historical
Association and the
South
by David B. Tassel
MACH-11: 42
MACH-29: 72
Annual Report
of 1918
MACH-14: 61
History of Virginia
multi-volume work sponsored by
MACH-29: 75
Mayo, Bernard
publications edited by
MACH-3: 86
Turner, Frederick
Jackson
address to
MACH-8: 5
History of Virginia, publisher of
MACH-10: 5
Lewis and Clark and
MACH-13: 20
Publications of Hebrew Union College,
Cincinnati
MACH-9: 76
MACH-40: 20
MACH-30: 44
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
AGAINST WAR
AND FACISM
AMERICAN
LEAGUE FOR
PEACE AND
DEMOCRACY
AMERICAN
LEGION
monthly magazine
AMERICAN
LIBERTY
LEAGUE
AMERICAN
LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
LITERATURE
AMERICAN
LYCEUM
AMERICAN
MAGAZINES
AMERICAN
MERCURY
AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS
AMERICAN
OPPORTUNISM
AMERICAN PEN
WOMEN
LEAGUE OF
THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
AMERICAN
PEOPLE
MACH-37/38: 209
MACH-37/38: 209
Rosser, Thomas Lafayette, article about
Confrontation at Charlottesville: the
American Liberty League and its Critics,
1935 - by Robert Louis Semes
MACH-16: 44
Dalton, Jack and
MACH-56: 12
Charlottesville Lyceum and
MACH-7: 50
Jefferson, Thomas and
MACH-7: 48
American Legion monthly magazine
MACH-16: 44
Jouett, Jack, article about
MACH-17: 56
Ebeling, Christoph Daniel and
MACH-12: 40
Louisiana Purchase and
MACH-13:1
MACH-29: 33-48
MACH-1: 52
freedom and
MACH-16: 19
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PHILOSOPHICA
L SOCIETY
AMERICAN
PRESBYTERIAN
ISM
MACH-15: 26,27
MACH-5: 74
MACH-9: 7
Jefferson, Thomas
and
Lewis, Meriwether recpommended by
MACH-13: 19
Jefferson, Thomas
and
Farm Book, publication of
MACH-13: 71
Jefferson, Thomas
and
Sully, Thomas, portrait by
MACH-48: 114
Jefferson, Thomas
and
Garden Book, publication of
MACH-5: 74
Lewis, Meriwether
and
Jefferson, Thomas recommends
MACH-13: 19
Proceedings of
MACH-4: 46
Proceedings of
MACH-7: 31
Virginians and
MACH-51:
108,110
MACH-1: 17
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN RED
CROSS
AMERICAN
REPUBLIC
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
MACH-59: 13Base Hospital 41, World War I, supplies for 15,21-22
Albemarle Chapter
publications of
MACH-4: 60
Albemarle Chapter
World War-I, activities of
MACH-5: 79
Albemarle Chapter
World War-II, activities of
MACH-5: 80
ambulance drivers
during World War I and
MACH-57: 2,5-6
Andrew, A. Piatt
officer and fund raiser, 1916
MACH-57: 18
Duke, Mary
active in
MACH-59: 123
Motor Corps Crums
division of American Red Cross newsletter
Base Hospital 41 and organization of in
World War I
MACH-4: 60
Nursing Service
Taylor, Olivia and,
1917
United States Army
MACH-3: 31
Ambulance Service in World War I and
volunteers and
World War I
MACH-59: 5
MACH-57: 21
MACH-55: 11
organization of University of Virginia Base
Hospital 41 and
MACH-59: 1-3,5
federalist regime and
MACH-13: 8
MACH-1: 38
MACH-25:
38,45,56,66
MACH-30: 19-27
9th Virginia Regiment Old, John and
MACH-61: 47
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
African Americans in
Albemarle County
and
Albemarle County
and
Albemarle County
and
Albemarle County
and
Albemarle County
and
Albemarle County
and
Amherst County,
Virginia
Bennington, Vermont,
Battle of
MACH-53:
116,128
Courthouse records destroyed by Tarleton
MACH-29: 65
taxes
MACH-5: 47
churches in
MACH-55: 18-19
events prior to
MACH-8: 18
Fredericksville Parish
MACH-8: 28
Gilmer, Dr. George arrives in
MACH-8: 65
Ebenezer Baptist Church, activity prior to
MACH-49:12
MACH-41: 106
Brandywine, Battle of
MACH-35/36: 142
transferred from Philadelphia area to
Virginia, 1777
British sympathizers
Broklyn, N. Y., Battle
of, 8/27/1776
brief description of
MACH-61: 35
Brooklyn, Battle of
Berks County Pennsylvanis soldiers in
MACH-61:35,38
Brown family
members of fought in
Buford's Massacre
MACH-61: 3
MACH-33/34:
158n
Bunker Hill, Battle of
MACH-19: 44
Carr, Peter and
MACH-4: 5
Delaware
British Army invades
MACH-61: 39
MACH-61: 38
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
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REVOLUTION
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REVOLUTION
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REVOLUTION
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REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
Eutaw Springs, Battle
of
Fleming, William
MACH-33/34:
154n 33
letter to William Preston, 6/12/1781
free blacks in
French minister to
America
MACH-19: 11
MACH-53:
116,128
MACH-13: 16
MACH-33/34:
178,179
George, III and
Germantown, Battle
of
MACH-35/36: 142
Green, Col. John
of Washington's staff
Guilford Courthouse,
Battle of
Harlem Heights,
Battle of
brief mention, 9/16/1776
MACH-29: 23
iron works
effect of
MACH-50: 52
Jefferson's Mill
rebuilding of
MACH-14: 4
Jerdone, Francis
Tory sympathies of
Jouett, Jack
ride of, 1791
MACH-29: 16
MACH-59: 119;
MS-466
MACH-30: 24
MACH-61: 36
Long Island, Battle of brief discussion of
MACH-61: 35
Long's Company
Martin, Hudson,
register of
Mead, Rev. Richard
Kidder
MACH-19: 54
mercenaries in
MACH-6: 54
grandfather of
MACH-8: 39
MACH-12: 43
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
Morristown National
Historical Park, N.J.
Mountain Plain
Church
MACH-41: 120121
records of
MACH-2: 21
Old, John
role in
MACH-61: 32-39
Preston, William
letter to John Floyd
MACH-19: 12
Princeton, Battle of
Reizer, John
MACH-19: 54
emigrates to America during
MACH-19: 53
Rivanna River and
MACH-14: 3
Rockfish Church and
MACH-2: 32
MACH-41:
13,14,15
Saratoga Convention
Saratoga, Battle of
prisoners from in Albemarle
Saratoga, Battle of
MACH-27/28: 119
MACH-41:
13,14,103,107
South Carolina
MACH-33/34: 157
Tarleton, Banastre
raid on Charlottesville, account of
Terrell, Capt. William
of Louisa
The Gentry and the
Association in
Albemarle County,
1774-1775
by Mary M. Sullivan
toasted at dinner for
Lafayette
MACH-19: 13,15
Touraine Regiment
MACH-4: 40
Baron de Montlezun and
MACH-19: 55
MACH-23: 35-44
MACH-24: 63
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION`
AMERICAN
SCENE
AMERICAN
SCHOOLS
AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY
AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE
UNION
AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE
UNION
AMERICAN
THEATER
AMERICAN
TREATY
COMMISSION
AMERICAN
TREE FARM
PROGRAM
AMERICAN
WAR
EXPERIENCES
AMERICAN
WHIG SOCIETY
AMERICAN
WHIG SOCIETY
Trenton, Battle of
Monroe, James wounded at
MACH-11: 48
Trenton, Battle of
White Plains, Battle
of
Slaughter, Col. John fights in
MACH-19: 54
brief note of
Old, John - role of his command in
12/26/1776
MACH-61: 36
Baron de Montlezun, observer of
MACH-4: 41
list published by Christoph Daniel Ebeling
MACH-12: 39
UVa branch organized by students, 1830s
MACH-58: 30-31
activities in early 19th century
MACH-58: 23
Cocke, Gen. John Hartwell, president
MACH-7: 15
Trenton, Battle of
MACH-61: 37
MACH-13: 46
MACH-15: 16
MACH-45: 49
MACH-16: 16
Madison, James
founded by at Princeton University
MACH-12: 12
Wilson, Woodrow
member of
MACH-12: 12
AMERICAN
WOOL
MANUFACTURE
RS
MACH-14:
42,43,46
Ebeling, Christoph
Daniel
Ford Collection
AMERICANA
AMERICANA
AMERIGO
VESPUCCI
AMERIKANISCH
E (MAGAZINE)
AMERIKANISCH
E BIBLIOTHEK
AMES
Charles B.
AMES
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
collection of
MACH-12: 40
MACH-7: 6
portrait at Monticello
MACH-4: 47
MACH-12: 39
MACH-12: 39
MACH-23: 46
Fisher
died near Monticello, Florida, 1869
and James Madison, dispute with in
Congress
Albemarle
parent county of, 1761
MACH-12: 41,42
Albemarle
parent county of, 1761
MACH-21: 65
Albemarle
parent county of, 1761
MACH-6: 54
Albemarle
parent county of, 1761
Albemarle
Albemarle Iron
Company and
parent county of, 1761
MACH-7: 23
MACH-8:
9,57,59,65
Buffaloe River
Cabell, Joseph
Carrington
John Old sells tract on, 1808
MACH-61: 53
birthplace of, 1778
MACH-60: 87
MACH-16: 11
MACH-25:
6,40,63
MACH-35/36:
143,149
MACH-61: 64
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
Cabell, Joseph
Carrington and
Cabell, Samuel
Jordan
elected representative from to House of
Delegates
MACH-60: 92
resident of, 1793
MACH-62: 6
Carter, John
patents of
MACH-29: 22
Church
MACH-1: 45
Civil War and
Coleman, Margaret
Rachel
Higgenbotham
Coleman and
Coleman, Reuben
and
MACH-50: 111
MACH-29: 23
Courthouse
MACH-23: 49
MACH-29: 23
Cox, Robert
Cunningham,
Valentine H.
Ebenezer Baptist
Church
enlists in Confederate Army
MACH-57: 97
resident of
MACH-21: 30
American Revolution, activitiy prior to
MACH-49: 12
Faber's Mill
Martin, Hudson removes to
MACH-6: 54
fourteenth
congressional district placed in after census of 1790
Green Mountain
Greys of Civil War
contributed members to
Hopkins, James
Idle Wilde *
removes to
MACH-62: 5
MACH-59: 71
MACH-23: 44
MACH-23: 61
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
COUNTY
AMHERST
RIFLE GRAYS
AMISSVILLE
AMITY
TOWNSHIP
AMMERMAN
AMOCO
iron industry
along great bend of the James River
MACH-61: 50
Jefferson, Thomas
Long, General
Armistead Lindsay
heads to during Tarleton's raid
MACH-19: 7
born in
MACH-22: 197
Mosby, Victoria
dies at Idle Wilde*
MACH-23: 61
Norrwll, Mrs. Matilda resident of
MACH-21: 47
Old family
MACH-61: 27
members of settled in
Old, John and
MACH-61: 53
Pedlar Mills
Jones, Eliza A., home of, ca.1860s
MACH-57: 65
slave population
in late 18th century
MACH-49: 8
Steel family and
MACH-61: 52
Sweet Briar Colege
Sweet Briar College
Weaver, Captain
William
Wilkinson, John
MACH-21: 61
World War I - pacifist speech delivered by
University of Virginia professor
MACH-59: 1
resident of
MACH-21: 47
Wilkinson, John buys iron bearing tracts in,
1769
MACH-61: 40
MACH-25: 6
MACH-25: 20
See: Pennsylvania
Nancy
gasoline brand
MACH-61: 30
MACH-41: 101
MACH-14: 21
AMOROLECK
(INDIAN)
AMOROSO
AMOROSO
AMOROSO
AMOROSO
AMORY
AMOS AND
ANDY
AMPITHEATER
AMSTERDAM
AN ACCOUNT
OF THE
ALBEMARLE
IRONWORKS
ANATOMY
ANATOMY
ANBURY
ANBURY
ANBURY
ANBURY
ANBURY
ANBURY
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
MACH-9: 6
Duke family items donated to Albemarle
Elizabeth Duke (Mrs.) Charlottesville Historical Society
Elizabeth Eskridge
Duke (Mrs. John)
Albemarle County Historical Society, gifts to
Elizabeth Eskridge
Duke (Mrs. John)
acknowledged for asistance
John
married Elizabeth Eskridge Duke
Cleveland
author of "Who Killed Society"
radio show
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Annie
Archer
Archer Jr.
Barttelott
Benja.
Cosby, Jr.
D. M.
D. Wiley
MACH-59: 96
MACH-59: 122
MACH-59: 125
MACH-59: 122
MACH-24: 42
alternated with "The Scarlet Pimpernel"
Bobolie Gardens, Pitti Palace, Florence,
Italy - model for McIntire Ampitheatre at
University of Virginia
loan
MACH-61: 76
by William W. Reynolds
microscopic
human
Travels Through Interior Parts of America
MACH-50: 38-65
MACH-3: 5
MACH-3: 5,8,11
MACH-14: 2
MACH-23: 40-41
MACH-39: 7
MACH-41: 16,61
MACH-45: 28
MACH-8: 14
MACH-53: 35
MACH-6: 6
MACH-6: 6
MACH-5: 59
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 65,67
MACH-1: 33,36
MACH-46: 72
Travels Through Interior Parts of America
student at school of Rev. Joseph Walker
Charlottesville Grays
MACH-13: 51
MACH-15: 25
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
David
David
David Jr.
Dick
Edmund
Edmund
Eliza
family
family
Francis
Francis W.
Frank H.
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Frank P. (Col.)
Fs. (sic)
Garrett
George
George Jr.
James
James B.
James C.
Jane Lewis (Mrs.
Edmund)
Janet
John
John
Joseph R. J.
Lee
Lewis
Lucy Jane
M. L.
M. L.
M. L.
M. L.
M. L. (Mrs.) (Halifax
County)
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
student at school of Rev. Joseph Walker
Pantops
Louisa County Deputy Sheriff
Roanoke Island, battle of, 1861,
Confederate commander at
Confederate soldier, 1863
Confederate Soldier, 1863
mentioned
free blacks tennants of, 1833
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-19: 42
MACH-8: 52
MACH-19: 42
MACH-3: 41
MACH-6: 51,58
MACH-8: 31
MACH-53: 35
MACH-24: 46
MACH-8: 42
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 65
MACH-49: 29
MACH-59: 76,76n
MACH-9: 64
MACH-44: 30
MACH-7: 27
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 59
MACH-57: 67,67n
MACH-57: 67n
MACH-6: 51,58
MACH-56: 36
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-5: 73
MACH-6: 6
MACH-44: 43
MACH-39: 45
MACH-19: 42
MACH-13: 61
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53: 121
MACH-8: 44,53
MACH-20:
61,64,66
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Michael
Mr.
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Nancy
Olivia
photographer
(Richmond, Va.)
R. John, Jr.
R. M.
Richard
ANDERSON
Richard H.
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Richard H. (Gen.)
Richard W. (Dr.)
Robert
Robert
Robert
Rosa (Halifax
County)
Sarah Merriwether
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Terry
Thomas
ANDERSON
ANDERSON
BROTHERS
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON
BROTHERS
BOOK STORE
William (Col.)
MACH-29: 15
Duke family members seek refuge with
during Sheridan's raid, 1865
MACH-59: 94
University of Virginia sued by for admission
to College of Arts and Sciences, 1969
MACH-60: 69
student at school of Rev. Joseph Walker
MACH-53: 35
MACH-20: 44
MACH-6: 48
MACH-22: 103
MACH-21: 25,50
marriage
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment - assumes
command of division after Battle of Malvern
Hill, 1862
MACH-60: 25
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment joins at
Sharpsburg, 9/1862
MACH-60: 29n
MACH-23: 46
MACH-35/36: 158
MACH-37/38: 219
MACH-5: 18
MACH-20: 65
MACH-29: 15
author: "The Movemant and the Sixties."
quotation from
MACH-60: 76
MACH-42: 10
killed at Big Sewell Mountain, West Virginia,
1861
MACH-59: 73,73n
World War I ambulance corps fund raising
activities
MACH-57: 18
mentioned
MACH-58: 13
ANDERSON
STATION,
VIRGINIA
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
BOOK STORE
ANDERSON'S
CARRIAGE
FOOD HOUSE
ANDERSON'S
STATION
ANDREI
ANDREI
Giovanni
Giovanni
ANDREW
A. Piatt
ANDREW
A. Piatt
ANDREW
ANDREWS
ANDREWS
ANDREWS
ANDREWS
ANDREWS
ANGELL
ANGELL
ANGELUS
F. L.
Isaac
J. B.
Joseph R. (Rev.)
Matthew Page
Robert
James
Susan
Alex
Green Mountain
Greys
camp there, 1863
MACH-59: 77
MACH-12: 2
MACH-27/28: 21
photo (c. 1900)
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-3:
37,41,52
MACH-46: 57
MACH-8: 42
Barracks Road and
Emmet Street
formerly Foods of All Nations
MACH-60: 107
MACH-25: 32
MACH-17: 9,36
MACH-18: 5,11
University of Virginia ambulance service in
World war I, fund raising for
American Field Service, head of during
World War I
and football
mentioned
MACH-57: 16-18
MACH-57: 2,5-6
MACH-8:
46,47,53
MACH-40: 37
MACH-46: 10,11
MACH-10: 31
MACH-6: 23
MACH-4: 9,10
MACH-53: 21n
MACH-39: 35
MACH-54: 9
ANGELUS
family
ANGLE
Adrian
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
ANGLOAMERICAN
TREATY OF
1794
ANGLOPHILE
FEDERALISTS
ANGLOSAXONS
ANGUS
William
ANGUS BARN
RESTAURANTS
ANJOU
ANN (SLAVE)
ANN PAGE
ANNA BOLENA
(MUSICAL
PIECE)
ANNA DEARING
McINTIRE
MEMORIAL
FUND
ANNIE LAURIE
(SONG)
ANTHONY
ANTHONY
Charles
Elizabeth Clark
ANTHONY
Graham
mentioned
MACH-54: 232
MACH-5: 12
MACH-25: 67
American Revolution, activities following
MACH-49: 15
MACH-7: 23
MACH-16: 12
MACH-13: 3
MACH-24: 24
MACH-5: 66
Counts of
sold at auction, 1860
MACH-46: 79
MACH-24: 47
MACH-58: 81
MACH-14: 21
MACH-20: 67
MACH-47: 54
Miller, Samuel owns bonds of
"Charlottesville Business Journal," cofounder of
MACH-27/28: 50
MACH-57: 118119
MACH-4: 32
MACH-50:86
ANTHONY
ANTHONY
ANTHONY
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
John
Joseph
Sarah
Constance Velle
(Mrs. Gus)
Constance Velle
(Mrs. Gus)
Constance Velle
(Mrs. Gus)
Constance Velle
(Mrs. Gus)
Gus
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
Gus
Gus
Gus
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
ANTHOS
Gus (Mrs.)
ANTI-BELLUM
ALBEMARLE
(BOOK)
ANTI-BELLUM
ALBEMARLE
(BOOK)
ANTI-CALICO
CLUB
ANTILLES
ANTIMONOPOLISTS
ANTIOCH
ANTIQUARIAN
SOCIETY OF
NORTH
AMERICA
ANTIQUITIES
MACH-5:
18,19,30,33-35
MACH-40: 28,32
MACH-40: 32
Greek children, work with
MACH-54: 15
interview with
MACH-54: 2,3,15
illustration
MACH-54: 4
photo furnished by
World War II service
American Greek Community of
Charlottesville and
Greek Orthodox Church and - lot for
interview with
Greek Orthodox Church, furnishings and
landscaping for
MACH-54: vi
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 27
by Mary Rawlings
MACH-20: 22
by Mary Rawlings
MACH-5: 85
MACH-54: 23
MACH-54: 24
MACH-54: 3
MACH-27/28: 32
MACH-4: 40
sawmills
MACH-11: 5
MACH-45: 43
Indian antiquities museum at Monticello
MACH-12: 39
MACH-4: 42
ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE
ANTI-SEMITIC
VANDALISM
ANTRIM
ANTRIM
C. W. (Buck)
John T
ANTRIM
ANTRIM
John T., Sr.
Joseph
ANTRIM
ANTRIM
ANTRIM
APATITE
APOLLO
LYCEUS
APOPLEXY
APPALACHIAN
MOUNTAINS
APPALACHIAN
TRAIL NEWS
(NEWSPAPER)
APPERSON
APPLE
APPLE GROVE,
VIRGINIA
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLEBERRY
APPLES
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
mineral
APPLES
activities in Charlottesville, 1907
MACH-53: 93
description of
MACH-40: 19
MACH-44: 36
MACH-9: 18
MACH-8:
46,47,50
MACH-15: 38
MACH-17:
5,17,22
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-46: 51
MACH-61: 76
MACH-7: 47
MACH-19: 53
MACH-12: 25
Hedges, Dr. Halstead S. and
MACH-48: 98n
MACH-5: 59
MACH-27/28: 27
Haley, Rev. Littleberry James and
MACH-49: 20-21
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 52,62
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 47
MACH-7: 26
MACH-7: 27
MACH-26: 19
MACH-27/28:
41,42
David
Mr.
Absolom
Absolom
John
Nancy Brown
Sarah
Thomas
William
APPLES
APPLES
APPLES
APPLES
Delicious
Loudon Pippin
Newtown Pippin
Newtown Pippin
MACH-14: 23
MACH-14: 23
MACH-13: 64
MACH-14: 21-23
MACH-18: 914,17,22,24-31
MACH-1: 20
APPLETON
Thomas
APPLING
family
APPOLLINARIS
CLUB
MACH-33/34: 75
MACH-1:
10,17,32
MACH-11: 22
MACH-12: 11
MACH-13: 28
MACH-14: 14,26
MACH-16: 30
MACH-2: 17
MACH-21: 65
MACH-22:
192,194,196,197,
200,201,203
MACH-23: 66
MACH-26: 34
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-4: 61
MACH-7: 47
MACH-8: 9
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
APPOMATTOX
RIVER
APPOMATTOX
RIVER
APPOMATTOX
RIVER
Point of Rocks
APPRAISERS
APPROPRIATIO
NS
MACH-25: 33,67
MACH-5: 5
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment at, 1862
MACH-60: 22
MACH-25: 58
MACH-29: 59
AQUIA
AQUIA CREEK
AQUIA CREEK
AQUITAINE
ARATOR
ARBER
ARBOGAST
ARBORETUM
ARCHAEOLOGI
CAL SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA
ARCHDEACON
NEVE'S LATER
YEARS
ARCHDEACON
OF THE BLUE
RIDGE
ARCHDEACON
OF THE BLUE
RIDGE
ARCHDEACONR
Y OF THE BLUE
RIDGE
ARCHEOLOGIC
AL REMAINS
ARCHEOLOGY
ARCHER
ARCHER
ARCHER
ARCHER
ARCHER
ARCHER
ARCHER
Dukes of
Edward
Dr.
MACH-4: 41
MACH-3: 61
MACH-4: 41
MACH-24: 47
MACH-11: 38,41
MACH-9: 6
MACH-3: 16
MACH-27/28: 112
Quarterly Bulletin
MACH-9:
9,10,opp p.12,78
by Dennis Whittle
MACH-26: 75-80
MACH-26: 45,61
MACH-27/28: 52
MACH-26:
38,46,61,71,76
Brown property
Mt. Fair* and
Edward C.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth F.
Elree
John
Raymond
Rep. (of Virginia)
author: "Paper Memories: Recalling the
Dukes of Albemarle"
MACH-61: 4
MACH-9: 6
MACH-9: 18
MACH-6: 57
MACH-29: 85-126
MACH-39: 54,62
MACH-5: 52
MACH-39: 88
MACH-35/36: 93
ARCHITECTURA
L HISTORY OF
THE FIRST
UNIVERSITY
PAVILLION, AN
ARCHITECTURE
by William B. O'Neal and Frederick D.
Nichols
University of Virginia - School of
Architecture
MACH-13: 51
ARCHITECTURE
Charlottesville - early
MACH-13: 68
ARCHITECTURE
MACH-15: 36,37
ARCHITECTURE
Doric
University of Virginia - School of
Architecture
MACH-15: 36-43
ARCHITECTURE
Corinthian
MACH-15: 37
ARCHITECTURE
Post-Colonial period
MACH-15: 42
ARCHITECTURE
Adamesque detail
ARCHITECTURE
Corinthian
ARCHITECTURE
Doric
MACH-15: 42
MACH-17:
30,36,48,59
MACH-17:
30,45,50
ARCHITECTURE
Attic
ARCHITECTURE
Corinthian
MACH-18: 28
MACH-18:
6,7,9,15,16,18,21,
22,24,25,28,29
ARCHITECTURE
Jeffersonian
MACH-27/28: 85
ARCHITECTURE
MACH-15: 36-43
MACH-31: 37,38
ARCHITECTURE
construction
MACH-45: 27,28
ARCHITECTURE
Charlottesville
MACH-46: 29ff
ARCHITECTURE
University of Virginia
MACH-46: 73ff
ARCHITECTURE
Jeffersonian - drawings by Jefferson
MACH-50: 29-36
ARCHITECTURE
pricking technique
MACH-50: 33-36
ARCHITECTURE
ARCHIVES
ARCHIVES
ARCHIVES
ARGALL
ARIADNE
ARISS
family
churches
inventory of church archives of Virginia
MACH-55: 17-37
MACH-2: 66
MACH-24: 28
MACH-26: 15
MACH-7: 41
MACH-4: 48
MACH-24: 49
MACH-24:
39,41,42
MACH-7: 47
MACH-26: 26
MACH-1: 42
MACH-2: 62
Japanese Imperial
Big-Horn, Rocky Mountains
ARISTOCRACY
ARISTOTLE
ARITIMEUS
ARIZONA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
RIVER
ARKANSAS
TERRITORY
ARKANSAS,
U.S.S. (SHIP)
ARKANSAS,
U.S.S. (SHIP)
ARLINGTON *
ARLINGTON *
ARLINGTON *
Little Rock
Central High School - troops escort Black
students to, 1950s
Little Rock
Monroe County
MACH-61: 78
MACH-11: 29
MACH-3: 63
MACH-21: 41
MACH-13: 12,15
MACH-21: 43
MACH-52: 142
Lees, home of
Custis and Lee Estate
Custis and Lee Estate
MACH-7: 79
MACH-14: 11
MACH-22: 85
MACH-43: 53-54
ARLINGTON
COUNTY
ARLINGTON
COUNTY
ARLINGTON
NATIONAL
CEMETERY
ARMISTEAD
ARMISTEAD
ARMISTEAD
ARMISTEAD
ARMISTEAD
ARMISTEAD
HUNTING CLUB
OF VIRGINIA
ARMOR
ARMSTRONG
ARMSTRONG
ARMSTRONG
ARMSTRONG
ARMSTRONG
KNITTING MILLS
ARMSTRONG
KNITTING MILLS
ARNAL
ARNEST
ARNEST
ARNETT
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
Depot
McKim, Randolph
Harrison
George
Lewis A.
Lewis A.
Lewis A. (Col.)
Lewis A. (Gen.)
James
Lewis A. (Gen.)
Pete
Robert
W. J. (Rev)
MACH-14: 14
MACH-37/38:
191,205,210,213,
217,218
Confederate Monument at - wrote inscription
for
MACH-61: 88n
MACH-44: 31,32
promoted to Brigadier General, 1862
MACH-60: 19
mentioned
MACH-60: 22
57th Virginai Infantry, comander of
MACH-60: 16-17
Battle of Gettysburg and, 1863
MACH-60: 38-40
Malvern Hill battle in Civil War and, 1862
MACH-17: 68
MACH-5: 25,26
MACH-60: 24
MACH-22: 130
MACH-5: 62
MACH-2: 29,30
MACH-37/38: 114
MACH-46: 58
MACH-9: 48,67
MACH-44: 28
MACH-44: 28,29
MACH-11: 26
MACH-19: 6,8
MACH-30: 19
MACH-41: 40
MACH-32: 34
MACH-29: 20,25
Rachel
Emily Mildred Beale
Thomas Maund
Alex Matthews
Benedict
Benedict
Benedict
Billy
Gustavus
Matthew
Ficklin, Slaughter W. travelling companion
with and stories told about
MACH-59: 145
ARP
ARRINGTON
ARRINGTON
ARRINGTON
VIRGINIA
ARSENAL
ART
ART THEATER
ARTERIOSCLER
OSIS
ARTHUR
ARTILLERY
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ARUNDALE
ASH
ASH
ASH LAWN *
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
Bill
A. E.
Samuel W.
MACH-11: 28
plan for housing project on Garrett Street,
1964
MACH-56: 141
MACH-6: 12
MACH-3: 14
MACH-29: 53
MACH-31: 29
MACH-13: 47
Stanley Clisby
Old Families in Louisiana
Ellen "Nellie"
John
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel
married James Anderson Gianniny
mentioned
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel (Mrs.)
Samuel (Mrs.)
Harrison Boyd
Perry
Crank family
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, assistant
manager
father of Ellen "Nellie" Arundale
property adjoins
MACH-32: 76
MACH-14: 16
MACH-25: 12,30
MACH-54: 69-70
MACH-53: 82n
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-45: 16
MACH-54: 69-70
MACH-54: 69-70
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-11: 38
MACH-46: 64
MACH-59: 144
MACH-11:
6,23,45
MACH-13: 11
MACH-17: 75
MACH-2: 61
MACH-22: 67
MACH-32: 24
MACH-4: 52
MACH-46: 33
MACH-8: 71
ASH LAWN*
ASH LAWN*
ASHBURN
ASHBY
ASHBY
ASHBY
Louisiana Purchase
Sesquicentennial and
Massey, John E.
owner of
Malley
Agnes
Dunlora* and
Turner
Turner
marriage
ASHBY
ASHBY
Turner
Turner
ASHBY
ASHE
ASHFORD
ASHLAND,
VIRGINIA
ASHLAND,
VIRGINIA
ASHLIN
Turner
Governor
Baron
ASHLIN
ASHMEAD
ASHMUN
ASHTON*
ASHTON*
ASHURST
ASHWORTH
ASHWORTH
ASHWORTH
ASHWORTH
ASHWORTH
ASIATIC
CHOLERA
ASPLUND
burial
funeral of
family
Robert (Wilmington,
Va.)
Chilion
J. (Rev.)
MACH-48: 115
MACH-53: 42
MACH-5: 49
MACH-48: 93,93n
MACH-16: 30
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-3:
63,64,77
MACH-3: 64
MACH-52:
129,138-140
MACH-27/28: 66
MACH-16: 22
MACH-37/38:
192,208
MACH-44:
23,26,31,32,33
MACH-8: 43
Nancy Hall
MACH-2: 16
MACH-17: 7
MACH-19: 42
MACH-10: 25
MACH-18: 34
MACH-1: 7
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44: 49
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44:
41,44,49
John
MACH-7: 14
MACH-32: 12,13
John
Eugene
Hattie Tiller
John William
John William, Jr.
Principles and Practice of Surgery
ASSEMBLY,
VIRGINIA
ASSES
ASSOCIATED
PUBLISHERS,
INC.
ASSOCIATION
FOR THE
PRESERVATION
OF THE
TRADITIONS OF
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA
ASSOCIATION
FOR THE
PRESERVATION
OF VIRGINIA
ANTIQUITIES
ASSOCIATION
OF COLLEGE
AND
RESEARCH
LIBRARUES
ASSOCIATION
TO OPPOSE
WOMAN'S
SUFFRAGE
ASTON
Mr.
ASTOR
John Jacob
ASTOR
John Jacob
ASTOR
Nancy Langhorne
ASTOR
ASTOR
Nancy Langhorne
Nancy Langhorne
Maltese
MACH-37/38:
32,33,36
MACH-37/38: 31
and Scottsville SUN
MACH-50: 91
MACH-33/34: 84
MACH-33/34: 7576
meeting at University of Virginia
MACH-56: 26
speaker at UVa.
MACH-55: 5
MACH-43: 33
MACH-42: 93
MACH-53: 59
Chaloner, John Armstrong and
photo: (1936) with UVa students at
convocation
MACH-32: 54
Nancy Astor and Her Friends - by Elizabeth
Coles Langhorne
MACH-32: 55-61
MACH-42: 101
ASTOR
ASTOR
ASTRONOMY
ASTRONOMY
ATHAWES
ATHENS
ATKINS
Nancy Langhorne
William Waldorf
ATKINS
ATKINS
family
Jeremiah Peyton
ATKINS
ATKINS
Leander
Thomas D. (Rev.)
ATKINSON
ATKINSON
ATKINSON
ATKINSON
ATKINSON
ATLANTIC AND
DANVILLE
RAILROAD
ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC
COMPANY
ATLANTIC
MONTHLY
(MAGAZINE)
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
ATLANTIC
SEABOARD
Civil War soldier
Henry A., Jr. (1845)
James
John
Thomas
Edward
Ambrose
study of
Carter family, trade of
Charlottesville: Athens of the South
timber conservation agreement, 1791
Shenandoah National Park lands,
resettlement from
cooperage near Thornton Gap
MACH-6: 64
MACH-32: 57,60
MACH-29: 62
MACH-51: 107
MACH-52: 3
MACH-14: 15
MACH-49: 67
MACH-49: 55n,71
MACH-49: 67
Shenandoah National Park, old homesite in MACH-49: 71
MESSENGER established by
MACH-40: 82
MACH-22:
109,111
MACH-3: 65-67
MACH-9: 62
MACH-6: 43
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21:36
MACH-15: 10
MACH-14: 21
MACH-42: 99
MACH-12: 38
MACH-16: 11
MACH-6: 24
MACH-4: 39
ATLANTIC
STEAMER
ATTIC
ATTIC
ATTIC
ATTIC
ATTORNEYS
AUBREY
AUCAIGNE
AUCHINLOSS
AUCHINLOSS
AUDACIOUS
FAITH, AN
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
architecture
writers
Attic Society
Attic Press, The - William H. Shell, Jr.,
operated by
Thomas
Eugene
family
Louis
and Henry-Bonnard Foundry
MACH-2: 29
MACH-18: 28
MACH-19: 24
MACH-2: 38
MACH-56: 12
MACH-25: 42
MACH-45: 25
MACH-48: 8
MACH-8: 43
MACH-32: 81
Task Force on Afro-American Affairs, report
University of Virginia of, 1987
MACH-60: 52-53
MACH-10: 30
MACH-12: 3,41
MACH-13: 40,56
MACH-17: 68
MACH-18: 34
MACH-2: 68
MACH-21:
44,47,48
MACH-22: 155
MACH-37/38:
21,22,25
MACH-4: 18
MACH-8: 16,21
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
Albemarle Iron
Company
facilities in, 1777
MACH-61: 64
Bell, Thomas
home of in South River District
MACH-55: 97
Cochran, John
mentioned
MACH-48: 70n
Crimora
mountain community
Crimora Manganese
Mine
effect of automation on mountain men
Crimors Manganese
Mine
mountain men employed by
MACH-51: 58
economic activities in
MACH-51: 62
forest fires
MACH-45: 47
iron furnace ay
MACH-50: 39
Manufacturing in
Mossy Creek Iron
Works
brief discussion of
mountain residents
and
Shenandoah National
Park
land taken for
MACH-51: 64
MACH-50:
39,40,56
MACH-51: 57
MACH-51: 64
MACH-51: 62
MACH-49: 53
South River District
Tinkling Springs
Church
home of Thomas Bell
Virginia Militia
160th Regiment formed in, 1861
West, John
owns property in
MACH-55: 67n
Wilkinson, John buys iron bearing tracts in,
1769
MACH-61: 40
Wilkinson, John
MACH-55: 97
MACH-2: 30
MACH-59: 73
AUGUSTA
COUNTY
AUGUSTA
MILITARY
ACADEMY
AUGUSTINE
THE MAN
(BOOK)
AUMALE
AUNT FANNY
Count of
Duke family slave
AUNT KATY
Gettysburg woman
AUNT MAT
AURORA
BOREALIS
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
Willow Brook*
MACH-23: 63
MACH-10: 6
described
Magruder, John Bowie treated by at
Gettysburg hospital, 1863
bordello of
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
Eli H.
Frank
Henry
Henry
Henry O.
John
Kitturea
Louise Wood
Lucy (Mrs. John
Lewis)
Margaret
Mary Ann
Nancy
Nancy W.
Reuben
Samuel
Samuel
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
Sarah Margaret Snow
Sarah Thomas
marriage
magistrate, nominated as in 1867
mountain life, interviewed about
marriage
marriage
MACH-42: 99
MACH-16: 20
MACH-59: 101
MACH-60: 42
MACH-27/28:
40,43
MACH-7: 74
MACH-19: 42
MACH-22: 31
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 46
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-5: 33
MACH-9: 43
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-20:
21,22,30,43
MACH-9: 59
MACH-21: 34,48
MACH-9: 51
MACH-21: 45,48
MACH-21: 34
MACH-6: 48
MACH-9: 51,55
MACH-19: 42
MACH-21: 44,48
AUSTIN
William
AUSTIN
William E.
AUSTIN
William S. (Capt.)
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
AUSTRIA
AUSTRIAHUNGARY
AUSTRIAN
SUCCESSION,
WAR OF
AUTOBIOGRAP
HY OF
FREDERICK
WILLIAM NEVE,
THE (ARTICLE)
AUTOBIOGRAP
HY OF MRS.
CAROLINE
HOMASSEL
THORNTON
(1795-1875)
AUTOBIOGRAP
HY OF WILLIAM
H. SEWARD
(BOOK) (1877)
AUTOGRAPH
COLECTOR'S
JOURNAL
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES
AUXILIARY
AVERETT
AVON WOOD*
Newman, Bell Gibbons moves to
Vienna
Vienna
MACH-12: 16
MACH-16: 23
MACH-26: 5-74
edited by W. Edwin Hemphill
MACH-6: 22-40
description of Monticello
MACH-21: 19
The National Association of Autograph
Collectors
first gas-powered in America
Woman's
J. J.
MACH-5: 62
MACH-7: 64
MACH-21: 44
MACH-55: 81
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-7: 78
MACH-9: 76
MACH-26: 78
MACH-49: 21
MACH-26:
38,40,44
MACH-9: 19
MACH-42:
45,48,58,59,69
AXIS
AYERS
AYERS
AYERS
AYLETT
AYLETT
AYLETT
Edward L.
Elvira Susan Brown
(Mrs. Walter L.)
Walter L.
Lewis D.
P. H.
W. R.
AYLETT
AYLMER
AYLOR
AYRE
AYRES
William (Col.)
Rose
R. E. L.
George S.
family
AYRES
AZALEA HALL*
AZALEA HALL*
BABB
BABB
BABBIT
BABCOCK
BABCOCK
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
BABER
S. Edward
R. T.
Winston
James
Chester
Chester
Edward
Edward
Frank (Mrs.)
George
George
Isabella
John
John
John
Killis
Marshall
United States at war with
acknowledhement of suggestions about
manuscript
MACH-2: 61
MACH-58: 65n
MACH-8: 70
MACH-8: 70
MACH-8: 50
MACH-19: 42
MACH-9: 18
MACH-41:
24,27,33
MACH-4: 30
MACH-32: 32
MACH-23: 62
MACH-8: 43
author:"Albemarle County, Virginia, 17441771: An Economic, Political and Social
Analysis"
became Azalea Park
demolished, 1963
football and
Daily Progress, editor of
MACH-25: 37-72
MACH-56: 114
MACH-56: 116
MACH-23: 46
MACH-33/34: 55
MACH-53: 23
MACH-50: 80
MACH-7: 67
MACH-5: 49
MACH-9: 50
MACH-32: 33
MACH-5: 49
MACH-9: 49
MACH-6: 57
MACH-5: 49
MACH-6: 45
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 60
MACH-33/34: 11
BABER
BABER
BABER
BACH
BACHARACH
BACHARACH
BACHE
Milley
Robert
Salley
Johann Christian
J.
Jacob
Catherine
MACH-6: 55
MACH-5: 8
MACH-6: 45,55
MACH-33/34: 179
MACH-40: 3
MACH-42: 29
MACH-47: 7
Thomas Jefferson's Neighbors: Hore
Browse Trist of `Birdwood' and Dr. William
Bache of `Franklin'" - by Jane F. Wells
MACH-47: 1-13
MACH-47: 1-13
BACHE
BACHE
BACHELORS
HALL *
William
William
Brown family
plantation
map showing location of
BACKHOUSE
John
Walker, Thomas, trade with
BACKHOUSE
Thomas
Walker, Thomas, trade with
BACON
Ada White
biography of
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
Ada White
Allan
Ben
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
diary of
grandson of Edmund Bacon
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
birth of
slavery and
Civil War and
on overseers
MACH-61: 2
MACH-52:
3,13,19
MACH-52:
3,13,19
MACH-52: 125126,129-130
MACh-52: 125146
MACH-2: 6
MACH-50: 10-11
MACH-11: 40
MACH-15: 30,33
MACH-16: 49
MACH-30: 13
MACH-4: 45
MACH-45: 32,33
MACH-5: 75
MACH-50: 1
MACH-50: 10
MACH-50: 10-11
MACH-50: 11
BACON
Edmund
BACON
Edmund
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Edmund
Fielding
Fielding
Francis
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
Francis
Harwood
Harwood
Henry
Lord
Mary
Nancy Simmons
Nancy Simmons
P. E.
Peter
BACON
BACON
BACON
Senator
Thomas
Thomas
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
William
William
William
William
BACON
William J.
Thomas Jefferson and Edmund Bacon: Two
American Farmers - by Russell Martin
MACH-50: 1-27
MACH-50:
Kentucky and - move to
17,18,19,22-24
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson - conflicts
with
MACH-50: 19-22
Monticello, overseer at, 1806-1812
MACH-50: 2,3
death of
MACH-50: 26
marriage of
MACH-50: 4
Kentucky and - home (illus.)
MACH-50: 9
youth of
MACH-50: 21
son of Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 4
MACH-43: 43
Magruder, J. B. had favorite quotations from MACH-60: 5
MACH-5: 49
MACH-9: 46
letter to President Alderman, 1915
MACH-59: 58
MACH-26: 12
mother of Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 1
death of
MACH-50: 23
wife of Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 4
MACH-11: 62
father of Ada
MACH-52: 125
Rawlings Institute girls met by in
Washington
MACH-54: 55
youth of
MACH-50: 21
son of Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 4
Missouri, emigrates to with Edmund Bacon
brother of Edmund Bacon
son of Edmund Bacon (b. 1807)
Bacon, Edmund and - slavery,
correspondence on
MACH-50: 18
MACH-50: 3
MACH-50: 4
MACH-9: 46
MACH-50: 10
BACON
William J.
BACON
William J.
BACON (MEAT)
BACON (MEAT)
BACON
HOLLOW
BACON
HOLLOW
BACON
HOLLOW
BACON'S
REBELLION
BACON'S
REBELLION
Duke, Henry Sr. and
BACON'S
REGIMENT
BACOT
Mrs.
Richard (Dickie)
BACOT
Hayes
Thomas Wainwright,
BACOT
Jr.
BADHAM
Thomas C. (1845)
BADLESMERE family
BAGBY
George W.
BAGBY
George W.
BAGBY
George W. (Mrs.)
BAGBY
Hampden
Lucy Park
BAGBY
Chamberlayne
BAGBY
Olive
BAGBY
Thomas
BAGGERLY
N. B.
BAGOT
Charles (Sir)
Athena Coumidas
BAHARIS
(Mrs. Peter)
grandson of Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 6
Bacon, Edmund and - assistance provided
to
MACH-50: 6
MACH-4: 47
MACH-8: 42
MACH-26: 64
Shenandoah National Park and
MACH-51: 55
Blue Ridge Industrial School and
MACH-51: 61
MACH-3: 79
Confederate soldier from South Carolina
married Ada White Bacot
Dr. - Richmond resident
Dr. - Richmond resident
MACH-59: 87
MACH-22:
130,131
MACH-22: 129
MACH-52:
142,145
MACH-52: 125
MACH-3: 63
MACH-24: 47
MACH-14: 6
MACH-6: 65
MACH-33/34:58
MACH-4: 29
Montpelier, visit to
MACH-33/34: 67
MACH-24: 50
MACH-21: 25,51
MACH-23: 46
MACH-51: 128
photo
MACH-54: 14
marriage
BAHARIS
BAHARIS
BAHARIS
Athena Coumidas
(Mrs. Peter)
Athena Coumidas
(Mrs. Peter)
Athena Coumidas
(Mrs. Peter)
Peter
Peter
BAHEN
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
George (Shorty)
Anna Ella
Anna W. (Mrs.)
Anna W. (Mrs.)
Bobby
C. B.
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
C. Bernard
Callem (Callum)
Caty
Charles
Charles E.
Constance Eugenia
David
Edward
Elisha
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Fanny
Francis C.
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
G. W.
Gay
Henry
BAHARIS
BAHARIS
BAILEY
J. Harvey
interview with
MACH-54: 15
Greek, teacher of, in Charlottesville
MACH-54: 15
Greek women's club organized by
Seafood Grill and
married Athena Coumidas
Georgetown University football player, death
of
MACH-54: 22
MACH-54: 10
MACH-54: 15
Monticello Guard, misconduct charges in
Pine Knot* advisory board member
editor: - An Excerpt from the Memoirs of
Wilbur Fisk Davis, An Antebellum Student
and Civil War Veteran
MACH-53: 10
MACH-23: 46
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-21: 62
MACH-9: 17
MACH-13: inside
back cover
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 64
MACH-9: 54
MACH-23: 46
MACH-44: 24
MACH-7: 27
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 47
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 64
MACH-9: 61
MACH-23: 46
MACH-50:
105,109,110
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-5: 66
MACH-44: 23-40
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
James
Jane
John
John
John
John
John
John Henry
Kate
marriage
Confederate soldier dying at Monticello
Hospital
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
Mr.
Mrs.
Poely
Poely
R. G.
Richard
Roberson
Robert G.
Roberta Beale Davis
Sally
Samuel
Susannah Holman
T. W.
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILEY
T. W.
Terisha, Sr.
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas R.
Thomas R.
Thomas T.
marriage
BAILEY
BAILEY
BAILLIE
William
William
T. D.
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
Gleason and Bailey store, partner in
MACH-9: 64,66
MACH-9: 43
MACH-10: 31
MACH-21: 25,48
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 43,61
MACH-19: 42
MACH-2: 7
MACH-52: 137
MACH-20: 52
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 16
MACH-5: 66
MACH-5: 66
MACH-11: 63
MACH-44: 23
MACH-9: 62
MACH-5: 17,66
MACH-9: 55
MACH-46: 8,11
MACH-48: 84n85n
MACH-23: 46
MACH-23: 46
MACH-6: 53
MACH-7: 27
MACH-19: 42
MACH-9: 17
MACH-21: 25,52
MACH-5:
56,67,70
MACH-6: 48
MACH-50: 88
BAIRD
Spencer
BAKELESS
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
John
Annie Brackett
Benjamin C.
Charles
Charlie
Christian Worton
Daniel (Rev.)
Daniel (Rev.)
David (Capt)
Elijah
George
H. P.
Hobey
J. B.
James B.
James B.
James B.
James B.
Judge
Lou
Louisa McIntire
Monica
Ray Stannard
Richard
Richard H.
Sallie
BAKER
BAKER
BAKER
Sallie
W. L.
Wayles
BAKER
William M. (Rev.)
author: "Master of the Wilderness"
Ivy hockey played by
football player
marriage
Ivy hockey played by
biographical notes
plays Ivy hockey
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-47: 86-90
MACH-19:
9,10,16
MACH-39: 26,52
MACH-46: 84
MACH-21: 57,59
MACH-21: 57,59
MACH-9: 55
MACH-19: 20
MACH-2: 28,29
MACH-21: 38
MACH-5: 63
MACH-53: 10
MACH-21: 38,48
MACH-21: 60
MACH-9: 19
MACH-24: 28
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-45: 7
MACH-48: 12,12n
MACH-42: 62
MACH-21: 60
MACH-47: 18
MACH-21: 61
MACH-33/34: 62
MACH-5: 62
MACH-35/36: 160
MACH-45: 7
Confederate Cemetery monument unveiled
by
MACH-48: 12
MACH-7: 64
and Stack's Classical Grammar School
MACH-54: 84
author - Life and Labours of Rev. Daniel
Baker, D.D., Pastor and Evangelist.
Philadelphia, 1859
MACH-19: 20
BAKERS CROSS
BAKONGO
CULTURE
BAKTHIAR
BALAAM
BALANIS
BALANIS
MACH-26: 7
Africa
James
burial practices of
Ivy hockey played by
Arthur
Arthur
Kitch-In, worked at
Greek Community War Relief and
Charlottesville American-Greek Community,
organizer of
MACH-54: 18
MACH-39: 1
author - The French in America During the
War of Independence in the United States,
1777-1783
MACH-4: 40
Studies in Bibliography, reviewed by
MACH-56: 31
MACH-43: 30,40
physician in Winchester
n.19
MACH-43: 51,52
MACH-44: 33
MACH-9: 48
MACH-6: 53
Velles family, effect on
MACH-54: 2
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 39
comments on Africans' belief about death
MACH-61: 25
MACH-27/28: 77
BALANIS
BALCH
Arthur
Emily Clark
BALCH
BALD
Thomas
R. C.
BALDWIN
BALDWIN
BALDWIN
BALEW
BALEY
BALKAN WARS
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
Dr.
John B.
John Brown
Peter
Elizabeth
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
Annie
Billie
Charles (slave)
Congressman
Dolly (Mrs. William
Waring)
Eli (of Richmond)
family in Albemarle,
free black
Frank, Jr.
John
John
Lewis
Young Ladies Institute, reference for
MACH-61: 22
MACH-21: 60
MACH-26: 11
MACH-54: 10
MACH-54: 18
MACH-44: 36,39
MACH-53: 36
MACH-53: 135
MACH-37/38: 201
MACH-44: 39
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30, carpenter
MACH-53: 135
MACH-44: 39
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
Lucy
Martha
Martha Corbin
Turberville
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALL
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
Mary
Mottram Dulany
Mottrom
Mottrom (Mrs.)
Mottrom McCabe
Rebecca
Sallie Wright (Mrs.
Mottram Dulaney)
Sarah
Summerfield
William
William Waring
Annis
Bland
Bland
Dizey
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
Edgar
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
family
Garland
Hous
James
John
John P.
Pattsy
Philip
Polly
Ray
Ray
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 36,39
mother of George Washington; George
Eskridge guardian for
marriage
Shenandoah National Park, moves from
future land of
Waynesboro, access to, from Blue Ridge
Orange Episcopal Church, 1832 and
marriage
house of
store of at Fray's Mill
MACH-59: 95-96
MACH-44: 36,39
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 36,39
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 39
MACH-44: 36
MACH-21: 31,48
MACH-44: 39
MACH-5: 66
MACH-44: 39
MACH-9: 49
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 49,54
MACH-9: 54
MACH-51: 84
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 43
MACH-51: 58
MACH-55: 33
MACH-13: 40
MACH-9: 45,51
MACH-5: 59
MACH-21: 25,51
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 45
MACH-55: 127
MACH-55: 131
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD
BALLARD'S
SAWMILL
BALLENGER
CREEK
BALLENGER'S
CREEK
BALLENGER'S
CREEK
BALLET
BALLEW
BALLINGER'S
CREEK
BALLIOL
COLLEGE
BALLOU
Thomas
Thomas
William
William
William
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 51
MACH-5: 59
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 63,64
mason marks on stonework near Warren,
Va.
MACH-45: 42
MACH-57:
56,58,62
MACH-35/36: 143
free blacks reside at
MACH-53: 135
MACH-42: 35
MACH-9: 48
Peter
MACH-12: 44
Thomas
BALLOU
BALLOU
BALLOW
BALLOW
BALLROOM
DANCING
BALLSTON SPA
Thomas
Thomas
family
Thomas
BALTHIS
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
R. M
Bettie
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-26: 12
MACH-21: 65
MACH-5: 5,7,9,1416,19,20,30,3335,79
MACH-8: 11
MACH-25: 62
MACH-42: 5
MACH-42: 35
MACH-15: 27
Anderson Brothers Book Store operated by MACH-58: 13n.
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MACH-53: 82
MACH-25: 26
BALTIMORE
EXCHANGE
BALTIMORE
SUN
(NEWSPAPER)
BALTIMORE
SUN
(NEWSPAPER)
BALZ
BALZE
BAND
BANDER
BANDS
BANDS
BANISTER
BANISTER
BANISTER
BANISTER
RIVER
BANK OF
COLUMBIA
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
MACH-17: 7
MACH-13: 49
Al
Paul
Ivy Hockey played by
William
John
John Jr.
William
Band of the Blues of Richmond, Virginia
Howitzer Band, The
science, advancement of
MACH-11: 46
BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES
MACH-11: 45
BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES
Smith, Samuel is president of Washington
branch
BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES
BANKHEAD
Ada Pyne
Highland* tract, sale of
Jesse Scott's mother and
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
MACH-20: 27
MACH-21: 62
MACH-17: 63
MACH-25: 7,18
MACH-2: 35
MACH-11: 30
MACH-11: 30
MACH-51: 104
MACH-4: 6
MACH-39: 30
MACH-20:
46,47,54,55
Ann Cary (Randolph)
Ann Cary (Randolph)
MACH-51: 115
MACH-51: 116
MACH-55: 100n
MACH-15:
28,29,31-33
MACH-29: 23
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
Ann Cary (Randolph)
Ann Cary (Randolph)
Charles L.
Charles L.
Charles L.
Charles L.
Charles Lewis
Charles Lewis
Charles Lewis
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
Charles Lewis
Dr.
family
family
Gen.
John
Smith P.
MACH-3: 31
MACH-32: 66
MACH-15: 28-35
MACH-48: 84n
MACH-48: 84n
MACH-54: 38
MACH-15: 28-33
MACH-29: 23
MACH-3: 31
MACH-33/34:
165,172
MACH-15: 29,33
MACH-6: 31
MACH-8: 42
MACH-23: 46
MACH-12: 61
MACH-23: 46
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
BANKHEAD
Thomas M. R.
William
William S.
MACH-35/36:
48,62,64,65,68,81
,83,87,89,92,112
MACH-21: 25,51
MACH-55: 110
BANKS
Carolyn
BANKS
Edward
BANKS
BANKS
Elizabeth
family
Joseph (Sir) (17431820)
BANKS
BANKS
Maria
BANKS
Nancy
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, fight with
Carleton*, home of
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, fight with
Carleton*, home of
Dr. - marriage
Monticello dispersal sale receipts and
author: The Darkroom (about Charlottesville
and Criglersville)
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
17, hostler
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15
free blacks
MACH-51: 93
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-3: 73
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
11
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
36, washer
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
BANKS
BANKS
BANKS
BANKS
(FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS)
BANNEKER
BANNISTER
BANNISTER
MACH-22:
17,18,19,20
MACH-44: 39
MACH-23: 47
Nathaniel
Nathaniel Prentiss
Rebecca
Benjamin
John
John Jr.
in Charlottesville on Court Square
mentioned
science, advancement of
BAPTISM
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BAPTIST
EDUCATION
BAPTIST
EDUCATION
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
MACH-52: 117
MACH-55: 65
MACH-51: 104
MACH-4: 6
MACH-26:
26,33,35,67,70
MACH-11: 5,6,20
MACH-2:
28,33,66
MACH-3: 81
MACH-7: 48,49
Baptist Education for Young Ladies in
Charlottesville: The Beginnings, 1845-1871 by A. Robert Kuhlthau and Beulah O. Carter MACH-53: 33-57
Baptist Education for Young Ladies in
Charlottesville: Part II, 1875-1909 - by A.
Robert Kuhlthau and Beulah O. Carter
MACH-54: 29-67
MACH-11: 6
Warrenton, Virginia, meeting at
MACH-49: 20
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
Baptist Schools in Virginia and
MACH-54: 53
Education Commission - Baptist schools in
Virginia and
MACH-54: 53
mentioned
MACH-54: 56,57
Education Commission - women's
academies, plans for supporting
MACH-54: 56-57
central women's college, plans for
MACH-54: 59
Education Commission - central women's
college proposed by
MACH-54: 59
Charlottesville, Virginia, meeting at, 1905
MACH-54: 62
Education Commission - Baptist General
Association and report at 1905 meeting
MACH-54: 62
Education Commission - Baptist General
Association and report at 1906 meeting
MACH-54: 63
BAPTIST
GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA
BAPTIST
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
BAPTIST
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION
BAPTIST
INSTITUTE FOR
GIRLS
BAPTIST
INSTITUTE FOR
GIRLS
BAPTIST
STUDENT
UNION
University of Virginia
BAPTIST
TRAINING
UNION
BAPTIST
YOUTH
FELLOWSHIP
BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS
Farish family and
First Baptist Church
BAPTISTS
(West Main Street)
BAPTISTS
ministers
BAPTISTS
preacher
BAPTISTS
Regular
BAPTISTS
Virginia
BAR HOLLOW
Education Commission - Rawlings Institute MACH-54:
and
63,64,66
of Virginia
MACH-1: 43
of Virginia
MACH-2: 66
MACH-2: 7
MACH-20: 14
mentioned as exerting a moral emphasis on
University life
MACH-60: 78
MACH-39: 49
MACH-39: 56,57
MACH-24: 48
MACH-32: 9-38
MACH-59: 152
Keeping the Faith: A History of the First
Baptist Church
colored
pre-revolutionary
Shenandoah National Park, in original
boundaries of
MACH-39: 13-92
MACH-18: 35
MACH-13: 38
MACH-32: 11
MACH-49: 12-14
MACH-51: 80
BARAD
BARBARIANS
BARBE
MARBOIS
BARBE
MARBOIS
BARBEE
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
Joseph
MACH-7: 27
MACH-24: 23
French minister
MACH-1: 18
French minister
MACH-13: 15,16
MACH-11: 63
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
David Rankin
Calley
Jannett
Nancy
Robert
BARBER SHOPS
Charley Brown's
BARBOUR
Benjamin Johnson
Benjamin Johnson
BARBOUR
(Mrs.)
Benjamin Johnson of
BARBOUR
Orange (1821-1894)
Benjamin Johnson of
BARBOUR
Orange (1821-1894)
Caroline Homassel
Watson (Mrs.
Benjamin Johnson)
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
family
BARBOUR
James
BARBOUR
James
Barbour Bill legislation sponsored in 1877BARBOUR
James
79
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
James
James
BARBOUR
James
BARBOUR
James
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-43: 56-57
MACH-43: 56-57
MACH-10: 32
MACH-2: 7
MACH-43: 56-57
MACH-1: 43
MACH-1: 46
MACH-10: 32
MACH-11: 12,14
MACH-31:
77,83,97,104-106,
109,111
MACH-4: 52
Coleman, Robert, property obtained from in
Madison County
MACH-49: 59
Land Office warrants for property in
Shenandoah National Park area
MACH-49: 60
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR
BARBOUR BILL
(LEGISLATION)
BARBOURSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
BARBOURSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
BARBOURSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
James
James
John Strode
John Strode Jr.
(1820-1892)
John Strode Sr.
(1790-1855)
Pendleton (Col.)
Philip Pendleton
(1783-1841)
Philip Pendleton
(1783-1841)
Philip Pendleton
(1783-1841)
William
Smith, Margaret Bayard and
MACH-51: 121
MACH-8: 59,62
MACH-43: 43
MACH-10: 6,7,14
owner of Frascati*
MACH-1: 46
MACH-52: 47
biographical notes
MACH-51: 121
Court Square Charlottesville and, 1828
MACH-51: 121
MACH-8: 62
MACH-39: 32
MACH-11: 12
MACH-10: 14
BARCLAY
BARCLAY
James
James
James
James
James Turner (Dr.)
James Turner (Dr.)
Julius
Julius
Sketches of Moon
and Barclay Families
Thomas
BARDIN
James C.
sawmills
MACH-45: 43
West, John owns property in
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-11: 54
MACH-27/28: 52
MACH-35/36: 112
MACH-40: 8
MACH-21: 13
MACH-21: 19
MACH-56: 28
MACH-56: 36
Monticello described by (1833)
Kitchell, Robert W., correspondence from
mentioned
by Anna Mary Moon
Scottsville resident
Albemarle County Historical Society, origin
of
MACH-1: 20,46
MACH-19: 42
MACH-48: 109
BARDIN
Sally N. (Mrs. James
C.)
Sally N. (Mrs. James
C.)
Sally N. (Mrs. James
C.)
Sally N. (Mrs. James
C.)
BARGER
BARGER
C. J.
family
BARHAM
BARKER
BARKER
BARKLEY
BARKLEY
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
Charles, Jr.
Confederate soldier
Sally
Alben
Thomas
Achilles
Archilles
Cleveland
Elijah
Elizabeth
George (Mrs.)
Goodman
Henry
Hudson
Isaac R.
James
James H.
Jane
Jane Lewis
John (Rev.)
John H.
John H.
BARKSDALE
Jonathan
BARDIN
BARDIN
BARDIN
MACH-1: 50,
inside back cover
MACH-2: inside
back cover
Albemarle County Historical Society - origin
of
Albemarle County Historical Society councilor
Shenandoah National Park, moves from
future land of
Charlottesville, access to from Blue Ridge
Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial
Celebration and
Equal Suffrage League of Richmond and
Presbyterian Church pastor (died 1829)
MACH-48: 109
MACH-48: 110
MACH-51: 86
MACH-51: 58
MACH-48: 115
MACH-22: 109
MACH-20: 25
MACH-37/38: 190
MACH-13: 61
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 62
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-55: 3
MACH-5: 56
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-2: 28,29
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-18: 40
MACH-19: 42,43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-9: 16
MACH-6:
46,49,58
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
Lena
Lucy
Mary
Mary
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Reuben
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
Samuel
Samuel
Sarah
Sarah (Wood)
BARKSDALE
T.
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
W. R.
William
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
BARKSDALE
FRANK N. &&
CO.
William
William
BARLEY
BARLOW
BARLOW
BARLOW
BARLOW
BARLOW
BARLOW
BARN DANCING
(DANCE STYLE)
Louis C.
Arthur C.
Henry
James
Joel
Joel
Solom
marriage
Moore's Creek, property along
MACH-17: 75
MACH-9: 54
MACH-21: 32,48
MACH-32: 43
MACH-17:
6,7,9,15,20,27,30
MACH-18: 40
MACH-56: 114
MACH-32: 43
Biscuit Run - purchases tract on headwaters
of, 1804
MACH-61: 53
MACH-9: 47,59
MACH-6: 46
MACH-32: 43
MACH-53:
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
137,138
Rawlings Institute, chairman of Board of
Trustees
MACH-54: 53
marriage
MACH-21: 25,52
MACH-35/36:
72,119
MACH-5: 63,73
Jeffersonian Republican (newspaper),
manager of
and Kalorama*
MACH-50: 75
MACH-37/38:
131,134
MACH-46: 79
MACH-5: 49
MACH-5: 53
MACH-12: 40
MACH-51: 130
MACH-5: 59
MACH-42: 36
BARNABY (A
SLAVE)
BARNARD
BARNER
BARNES
BARNES
BARNES
Carl
family
family
BARNES
BARNES
BARNES
Jane
John
L. R. Jr. (Author)
Monticello, worker at cooper's shop
John
Battalion of, American Revolution
timber holdings and
author: "The Minds of the People (with
Cabell D. Smith)
MACH-50: 16
MACH-7: 26
MACH-41: 106
MACH-45: 51,52
MACH-45: 51
MACH-51: 64
MACH-60: 81-101
MACH-29: 27
MACH-43: 41-61
BARNES
Lindsay R. Jr.
BARNES
BARNES
LUMBER
COMPANY
BARNES
LUMBER
COMPANY
Sara Lee
author: - "William J. Robertson, 18171898: Modesty and Achievement in Times of
Turmoil and Change"
MACH-43: 41-62
Albemarle County Historical Society Board
of Directors, 1997
MACH-55: iii
Faulconer, Percy H.
president
MACH-51: 71
Sugar Hollow
lumbering in
MACH-51:
64,70,71
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
Allen
Charles
Charles
David
F.
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 57, farmer MACH-53: 135
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 52,60
American Revolution, soldier in
MACH-63: 116
MACH-18: 7
MACH-53:
family members, free
116,117,118,134black
135
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 47,
washerwoman
MACH-53: 121
Fanny
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 40,
Henry
farmer
MACH-53: 123
James
MACH-5: 30
BARNETT
James
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
James
John
John
BARNETT
Lucretia
BARNETT
BARNETT
Martha
Mary
BARNETT
BARNETT
Mary
Molly
BARNETT
Molly
BARNETT
Nancy
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
Polly
Rebekah
Setterner (female)
sisters
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETT
BARNETTE
BARNETTE
BARNEY
Thomas
W. J. (Rev.)
William
William
Charles
Lucy
William L.
BARNWELL
Mary Singleton
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 12 MACH-53: 121
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
13
MACH-53: 135
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 16
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
57
MACH-53: 135
free black, 1833, mulatto, age 14,
seamstress, registration papers for
MACH-53: 121
MACH-5: 31
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 18,
seamstress
MACH-53: 121
free black housekeeper
MACH-53: 118
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 80,
housekeeper
MACH-53: 123
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
20
MACH-53: 135
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22
MACH-53: 135
MACH-6: 55
Albemarle free black, 1833, mullatto, age 8 MACH-53: 121
Main Street, West, home on
MACH-55: 96
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
11
MACH-53: 135
MACH-39: 21
MACH-6: 55
MACH-7: 27
husband of Lucy
MACH-55: 46
Butler, Griffin, Sr., land tenancy deal with
MACH-55: 45
MACH-16: 32,33
MACH-52:
Bacot, Ann, mentioned in diary of
131,132
Robert W., Jr.
(Rev/Prof)
Robert W., Jr.
(Rev/Prof)
Robert W., Jr.
(Rev/Prof)
Robert W., Jr.
(Rev/Prof)
William
James M. III
Stringfellow
BARNWELL
BARNWELL
BARNWELL
BARNWELL
BARNWELL
BARR
BARR
BARR
BARRACK
GROVE*
BARRACKS
BARRACKS
BARRACKS
BARRACKS
BARRACKS
BARRACKS
Stringfellow
MACH-22:
101,111,112,120,
121,131,161,162,
171
Bacot, Ada White, correspondence with
MACH-52: 126
Bacot, Ann, mentioned in diary of
MACH-52: 131
Monticello Hospital and
MACH-52: 133
MACH-47: 9
MACH-39: 55
MACH-33/34: 132
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
Flagg, John, home of
*
*
*
*
*
BARRACKS *
An Historic Cemetery
in Albemarle County,
Va.: An Archeological
Investigation of Site
44AB7
by Mark Catlin and Stephen Plog
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
bibliography
Convention Troops
quartered at
MACH-48: 119
MACH-19: 47
MACH-25: 11
MACH-14: 13
MACH-18: 40
MACH-3: 15
MACH-31: 12
MACH-8: 71
MACH-41: 55-102
MACH-41: 141148
MACH-41: 1-148
BARRACKS *
Excerpt from the
Scheuler von Senden
Journal: 30 Dec.
1778 through 21 Nov.
1780
Garth, Garland
built by, 1819
Garth, William A.
born and raised at
route of Convention army to the Barracks,
map
Jan. 1779
map
showing topographic features of the site
orientation of the barracks to modern day
map
landmarks
Soldier of the Regiment von Diedesel (by
painting
Friedrich von Germann)
Surrender of Burgoyne to Gates at Saratoga
painting
(by John Trumbull)
Encampment of the Convention Troops
painting
(from engraving by Anbury)
Requiem for a
German Soldier
by Lion G. Miles
sketches
typical huts provided for the soldiers
The Barracks
Property
by Harry L. Garth and Joan E. Graves
The Convention Army
Camp Site in
Retrospect (Article)
The Virginia Sojurn
by the Convention
Troops (Article)
BARRACKS *
Years of Hardships
and Revelations: the
Convention Army at
the Albemarle
Barracks, 1779-1781" by Philander D. Chase
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
BARRACKS *
MACH-41: 119136
MACH-57: 123
MACH-59: 153
MACH-41: 3
MACH-41: 5
MACH-41: inside
rear cover
MACH-41: 112
MACH-41: 8
MACH-41: front.
MACH-41: 103118
MACH-41: 124
MACH-41: 1-3
MACH-41: 4-8
MACH-41: 137140
MACH-41: 9-54
BARRACKS
ROAD
SHOPPING
CENTER
Meadpw Creek and
MACH-60: 107
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 46,
washer
Wyllie, John Cook, tribute to
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, speaker at
mentioned
BARRETT
BARRETT
Betsy
Clifton Waller
BARRETT
BARRETT
BARRETT
BARRINGER
Clifton Waller
Clifton Waller
family members, free
blacks
James
James
John Y.
married Sarah Winn
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
Miles
15
Anna
BARRINGER
Anna
BARRINGER
Anna
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
Anna
Anna
Anna
BARRINGER
Anna
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
Anna
D. M.
family
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
family
George
Paul
BARRETT
BARRETT
BARRETT
BARRETT
author: "Pleasant It Is to Remember These
Things"
author: "Pleasant It Is to Remember These
Things"
Albemarle County Historical Society and
MACH-53: 121
MACH-56: 20
MACH-56: 26
MACH-56: 9,11
MACH-53:
121,135
MACH-5: 62
MACH-6: 52
MACH-21: 26,52
MACH-53: 135
MACH-1: 50
MACH-11: inside
back cover
MACH-24: 5-38
MACH-27/28: 5116
MACH-3: 84
MACH-48: 117
MACH-7: inside
back cover
MACH-8: inside
back cover
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-24: 5-38
MACH-27/28: 5116
MACH-24: 6
MACH-24: 6
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
Paul (Prof.)
Paul B.
Paul B.
Levering Hall residence of, 1890
BARRINGER
Paul B.
MACH-59: 64
MACH-17: 50
MACH-18: 43,44
MACH-24:
5,13,15,34,36,38
BARRINGER
Paul B.
photo (ca. 1900) (at Corner in carriage with
Dr. William Randolph)
MACH-27/28: 21
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
Paul B.
Paul B.
Paul B.
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
BARRINGER
Paul B. (Mrs.)
Refus
Rufus
BARRINGER
Rufus Hannah
MACH-27/28:
8,18,23,31,35,36,
53,58,64,67,68,77
,79, 81,84,87,89,
90,98,101,10305,110
MACH-3: 5,7,8,11
MACH-4: 21
MACH-27/28:
50,89,96,98,101,1
03,106
MACH-9: 76
MACH-24: 6
MACH-27/28:
105,109
BARRON
James (Commodore) marriage
MACH-21: 26,52
BARRON
BARROW
BARRY
James (Commodore)
David
football and
William Taylor
Monticello described by (1832)
MACH-31: 109
MACH-53: 19
MACH-21: 19
BARTHOLEMEW Ralph A.
BARTIMEUS
BARTON
Benjamin Smith
BARTON
Benjamin Smith
Confederate soldier
BARTON
from Winchester
Pine Knot,* restoration of
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-26: 26
MACH-37/38: 250
MACH-5: 74
MACH-22: 113
BARTON
BASEBALL
BASEBALL
BASIC CITY
BASIC CITY
BASKERVILLE
BASKERVILLE
BASKET
BASKETBALL
BASKETMAKING
BASS
BASSETT
BASSETT
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATES
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
MACH-35/36:
37,49,51,58,59,63
,65,66,69,71,73,7
5,78
MACH-24: 9,15
MACH-37/38: 125
MACH-33/34: 47
student
John
John of Cumberland
Will
Advance, (newspaper) - Lindsay, James
Hubert, operated by
Gemmill, Chalmers collects editions of
Rawlings Institute and
Robert Duncan
Jane
John Spencer
Edward
Edwin
Eliza
Isaac
Jaine
Jarrett
Jess
Lucy
Robert
Roland H.
Soph
Susan
MACH-50: 78,79
MACH-56: 4,6,7
MACH-6: 57
MACH-7: 27
MACH-54: 57-58
MACH-45: 39
MACH-17: 53
MACH-5: 22
MACH-2: 42
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-5: 8,28
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-9: 61
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-32: 43
MACH-12: 41
MACH-2: 32
MACH-23: 56
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
MACH-27/28:
119,120,125
MACH-31: 37
MACH-32: 12,13
MACH-8: 66
Carter, Mary
Tell Me My Name, (Book) setting of
MACH-51: 94
manufacturing
MACH-45: 37
Methodist Church
MACH-32: 33
Miller, Samuel
near location of boyhood home of
North Garden
road to
People of Batesville,
Virginia in 1832 from
a Cobbler's
Accounting,
ThwLedger
by Willard E. Stone
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
BATESVILLE
VIRGINIA
sawmills
BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
BATHS (STEAM)
BATIE
F. M.
MACH-56: 56
MACH-56: 53
MACH-32: 39-53
MACH-45: 51
MACH-15: 26
MACH-21: 42
MACH-30: 27
MACH-4: 51
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH-22: 135
BATTERSBY
BATTERSBY
BATTERSBY
BATTESTIN
BATTESTIN
BATTESTIN
BATTLE
BATTLE
BATTLE
Col. of 1st New York
Lincoln Cavalry
William
William
Martin C.
Martin C.
Ruth R.
A. J.
George Gordon
George Gordon
BATTLE
George Gordon
BATTLE
BATTLE
George Gordon
George Gordon
BATTLE
BATTLE
George Gordon
Gordon
BATTLE
BATTLE
Henry W.
John Stewart
BATTLE
John Stewart
BATTLE
BATTLE
John Stewart
John Stewart
Lavania Basset
Daniel
Martha Bagby
Martha Bagby
Samuel
Turner Westray
BATTLE
BATTLE
BATTLE
BATTLE
BATTLE
BATTLE OF RIO
HILL, THE
mentioned
Bowers, Fredson, article about
mentioned
Judson Institute (Alabama) and
MACH-14: 11,1315
MACH-42: 5
MACH-5: 33-35
MACH-56: 36
MACH-56: 36
MACH-56: 36
MACH-54: 31
MACH-4: 31
MACH-48: 113
recollections of
Albemarle County Historical Society speaker at meeting
MACH-48: 113
Albemarle County Historical Society contributor to Magazine of Albemarle County
History
MACH-48: 121
MACH-6: 5,65
Reminiscences of the University in the
Eighties (article)
MACH-6: 5-21
MACH-27/28: 33
Rev. - John Bowie Strange memorial,
dedication of
MACH-48: 53
MACH-1: 41
MACH-37/38:
211,212
Albemarle County Historical Society,
MACH-48:
speaker at organizational meeting
110,119
MACH-9: 5
MACH-6: 65
MACH-4: 31
MACH-6: 65
MACH-39: 84
MACH-6: 65
by John R. Brown
MACH-22: 23-34
BATTLE, LEVY,
FOWLER &&
NEAMAN
law firm in New York City
MACH-6: 65
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
20
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 16,
house servant
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
39, carpenter
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
17
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
37, carpenter
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
4
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
12
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30
MACH-53: 135
BATTLES
Anne
BATTLES
Betsy
BATTLES
Cinthia
BATTLES
Edward
BATTLES
Elijah
BATTLES
Elijah
BATTLES
Elijah
BATTLES
Ellen
BATTLES
Emily
BATTLES
family members, free
blacks
BATTLES
Franklin
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 9 MACH-53: 134
BATTLES
Frederick
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 134
BATTLES
BATTLES
BATTLES
Hannah
Jeptha
John
BATTLES
John
BATTLES
Julian
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 10
free black - young boatman
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15, boatman
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 19,
female, seamstress
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53:
117,122
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53:
116,117,118,134135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 117
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
BATTLES
Martha
BATTLES
Martha
BATTLES
Mary
BATTLES
Mary J.
BATTLES
Nancy
BATTLES
Nancy
BATTLES
Nancy
BATTLES
Noah
BATTLES
Robert
BATTLES
BATTLES
BATTLES
Robert
Robert
Robert
BATTLES
Robert Jr.
BATTLES
Robinson
BATTLES
Sally
BATTLES
BATTLES
Sarah
Sarah A.
Shadrach
(Shadrock,Shedrick)
Shadrach
(Shadrock,Shedrick)
BATTLES
BATTLES
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
34
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
10
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
32
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
17, seamstress
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
35
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
15
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
8
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 2
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
62, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
4
married Martha A. R. Butler
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
17
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
63
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulato, age
41, seamstress
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22, weaver
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 2
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH=53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-55: 47
MACH-9: 60
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-3: 75
MACH-5: 59
BATTLES
Shadrach
(Shadrock,Shedrick) American Revolution, soldier in
Shadrach
(Shadrock,Shedrick) road gang, ordered to work on
Shadrach
(Shadrock,Shedrick)
BATTLES
Sophia
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 134
BATTLES
Susan
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 135
BATTLES
Timothy
BATTLES
William
BATTLES
BATTLES
William
William
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
7
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto - age
12
road gang, ordered to work on
BATTLES
Wyatt
BATTLES
Zachariah
BATTLES
BATTLES
BATTLES (WAR)
BAUGH
Holleman
BAUM
Lewis
BAUMGARDNER Margaret
BAUMGARTNER Ensign
BAUSE
regimental surgeon
BAUSMAN
BAUSMAN
BAVARIA
BAXTER
BAXTER
John P. (Rev.)
John P. (Rev.)
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-9: 44
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 134
MACH-53: 135
MACH-55: 56n
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 135
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 28,
workman
MACH-53: 134
MACH-25:
6,13,14
MACH-44: 30
MACH-27/28: 109
Magruder, J. B. - great grandniece of
Episcopal clergy in Charlottesville, 18181820
Royal Academy of
C. McGhee
Joseph F. (Rev.)
MACH-53: 116
MACH-60: 1
MACH-7: 66
MACH-41: 135
MACH-55: 19
MACH-8: 27,29
MACH-12: 39
MACH-41: 1
MACH-2: 30
BAY PSALM
BOOK
BAYARD
BAYARD
BAYARD
BAYER
BAYLEY
BAYLEY
BAYLOR
BAYLOR
BAYLOR
BAYLOR
BAYLORS
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL
BAYNHAM
BAYNHAM
BAYS
BEABER
BEABER
BEABER
BEACH
BEACH
BEACH
BEACH
Wyllie, John Cook and
Ferdinand M.
John
Margaret Hodge
Blanche
Rafael A.
Robert
family
Galt
J. Roy, Jr.
Wm. S. H.
father of Margaret Bayard Smith
mother of Margaret Bayard Smith
William
William
medical student of Dr. Thomas Walker
Richard
Edward
Edward
Patients
Ann
marriage
Charles (Rev.) (18191881)
Rex
S. A.
Apples of New York, Albany, N.Y.
BEACONSFIELD
BEAD LADIES
BEAD LADIES
BEAGLE
Eugene C.
BEAL
Jackson
BEAL
Jackson
Lord
photo
article about, 1868
Scottsville Confederate Monument committee, chairman
Henry Gantt Camp #75 Confederate
Veterans - chairman of monument
committee, 1908
MACH-56: 18-19
MACH-4: 51,53
MACH-51: 114
MACH-51: 114
MACH-40: 20,23
MACH-15: 25
MACH-8: 64
MACH-8: 43
MACH-44: 38
MACH-31: 41-42
MACH-9: 18
MACH-31: 42
MACH-1: 8
MACH-52: 24
MACH-5: 62
MACH-5: 49
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 47
MACH-21: 37,48
MACH-2: 31
MACH-1: 50
MACH-14: 24
MACH-6: 14
MACH-58: 16
MACH-58: 17-20
MACH-19: 17
MACH-48: 45,47
MACH-57: 108
BEAL
BEAL
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
BEALE
Jackson
Mary E.
George William
(Willie)
Lucy Maria Brown
Martha Ann Davis
(Nan)
Mary
Richard Lee
Turberville
Robert
Robert Hunter (Bob)
William C.
Scottsville Confederate Monument dedication of, 1914, mayor's welcome at
application to U.D.C., 1908
MACH-57: 113
MACH-57: 83n
MACH-44:
28,29,30-31
MACH-44: 28
MACH-44:
24,28,32
MACH-21: 33,48
MACH-44: 28,29
MACH-44: 26
MACH-44: 28,29
MACH-21: 33
BEALL
John Yates
asserted to be the father of a Duke family
slave
BEALS
BEAMS
BEAMS
BEAN
BEAN
BEANE
BEAR
Stephen
Jesse Wakefield
Maxine Sutherland
Arthur Parsons, Jr.
William G.
Thomas O.
James A. Jr.
Observer (newspaper) of Charlottesville and MACH-50: 84
MACH-44: 45
MACH-44: 45
scholarly work of
MACH-56: 28-29
MACH-10: 6
wrote: "Thomas Lafayette Rosser"
MACH-16: 25-43
MACH-10: 5,40
BEAR
BEAR
BEAR
BEAR
BEAR
BEAR
BEAR
James A.
James A.
James A.
James A.
James A.
James A.
James A.
BEAR
James A. Jr.
author - The 1888 Congressional
Campaign in Albemarle County: Letters of
Micajah Woods to Charles Triplett O'Ferrall MACH-10: 5-19
MACH-16: 47,53
author - Mr. Jefferson's Nails
MACH-16: 47-52
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18: 53,54
MACH-19: 58,59
MACH-20: 75,76
author - Accounts of Monticello: 1780-1878,
A Selective Bibliography
MACH-21: 13-21
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
MACH-59: 102
BEAR
James A. Jr.
BEAR
BEAR
James A. Jr.
James A. Jr.
BEAR
James A. Jr.
Charles Austin
(Dr.)(1874-1948)
Lucian
BEARD
BEARD
BEARDS
BEARS
BEARS
BEASLEY
BEASLEY
BEASLEY
BEASLEY
BEATIE
BEATTIE
BEATTIE
BEATY
BEATY
BEAUREGARD
P. G. T. (Gen.)
BEAUREGARD
BEAURLINE
BEAURLINE
BEAUTIFUL AND
HISTORIC
ALBEMARLE
BEAVER
Pierre
L. A.
Mary
MACH-32: 63-80
MACH-48: 116
MACH-48: 118
author: Picturing Will, (about Charlottesville) MACH-51: 92,93
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
MACH-57:
1862
90,92,93,96
MACH-9: 18
MACH-1: 50
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. praised by for action at
first Manassas
MACH-59: 97
MACH-22:
106,109,112,196
and "Studies in Bibliography"
MACH-56: 35
mentioned
MACH-56: 36
by Emily Entwistle St. Clair
Jesse
MACH-32: 63-79
MACH-3: 78
MACH-1: 24
MACH-27/28: 6
MACH-24: 11
MACH-29: 24
MACH-26: 23
MACH-6: 56
MACH-20: 39
MACH-27/28: 105
MACH-22: 132
Dr.
Mildred (of Orange)
Mr.
Naomi
F. M.
Anne
F. M. (of North
Carolina)
J.
Seanannie R.
BEAVER CREEK
author
author - The Last Few Days in the Life of
Thomas Jefferson
silversmith of Charlottesville
Albemarle County Historical Society,
president
MACH-1: 46
MACH-9: 58
MACH-32: 44
BEAVERDAM,
VIRGINIA
BECK
Conyers, Mary A.
C. Nelson
BECK
C. Nelson (Mrs.)
BECK
BECK
BECK
BECK
BECK
BECK
BECK
BECKER
BECKETT
BECKETT
BECKETT
BECKETT
BECKHAM
BECKHAM
BECKHAM
BECKLEY
BECKWITH
BED BUGS
BEDFORD BILLY
(SLAVE)
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
teaches at
MACH-55: 80
MACH-1: 40
MACH-1: 50,
back cover
Albemarle County Historical Society - origin
of
MACH-48: 109
Albemarle County Historical Society - first
C. Nelson (Mrs.)
vice pres.
MACH-48: 110
Jane
MACH-9: 66
Joseph
MACH-9: 66
Lucy
MACH-5: 49
Nancy
MACH-9: 65
Reuben (Ruben)
MACH-9: 59,65
Samuel E. W.
University of Virginia instructor, 1853-1856 MACH-54: 92
family
free blacks
MACH-53: 122
Humphrey
MACH-5: 59
Patsy
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 122
Richard
MACH-5: 59
Hugh (of Lynchburg)
MACH-10: 32
Mr.
MACH-20: 18
William
MACH-6: 44
John
MACH-19: 6
Thomas Stanley
(born 1843)
MACH-3: 65
MACH-24: 17
C. Nelson (Mrs.)
Poplar Forest, misbehavior at
MACH-50: 15
MACH-16: 51
MACH-17: 25
MACH-18:
11,15,16,22,26
MACH-19: 7
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDFORD
COUNTY
BEDINGER
BEE
BEE
BEECHER
BEERY
BEIRNE
BELEW
BELGIUM
BELKNAP
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
MACH-21: 40
MACH-22: 200
MACH-4: 45,50
MACH-7:
23,24,41
courthouse
migrants during French and Indian War and MACH-49: 10
Piedmont Academy
Rawlings, Richard
and
Rawlings, Richard and
Sunnyside Academy Eubank, A. E. and
George
W. C. && C0.
Mr.
Lyman
Jacob
family
family
caskets produced by
Ypres - UVa. ambulance corps in World
War I
Jeremy (Rev.)
Alexander
father of Jane
Ann
Frederick J. (Capt.
author: "Condition Red: Destroyer Action in
USN)
the South Pacific"
Henry
Henry Jr.
Henry B.
Jane
married John Minor
Jane
daughter of Alexander Bell
John
Tennessee, resident of
MACH-54: 30
MACH-54: 30-31
MACH-54: 33
MACH-22: 15,15
MACH-22: 119
MACH-22: 120
MACH-7: 9
MACH-9: 63
MACH-8: 42
MACH-51: 65
MACH-57: 26
MACH-12: 40
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-9: 49
MACH-7: 80
MACH-39: 86
MACH-39: 86
MACH-45: 16
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-16: 28
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
John
John
John
John Jr.
BELL
BELL
BELL
John Sr.
Mary
Mary Armistead
BELL
BELL
BELL
Mary Hemings
Mr.
Phineas
BELL
Ray
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
Raymond
Richard T.
Robert
Robert Washington
Robert Washington
Rodger
Roger
Sabrina
Sally Jefferson
Samuel
Samuel
Sarah (Sally)
Jefferson
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
BELL
BELL
BELL
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
wife of Col. Thomas Bell
Rawlings Institute and
Albemarle County Historical Society Board
of Directors, 1997, 1998
son of Thomas
son of Col. Thomas Bell
married Jesse Scott
daughter of Thomas
MACH-22: 7,14
MACH-29: 51
MACH-9: 63
MACH-39: 86
MACH-39:
78,85,86
MACH-9: 63
MACH-6: 43
MACH-59:
154,155
MACH-54: 52
MACH-6: 45
MACH-55: iii;
MACH-56: iii
MACH-39:
56,62,86
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-9: 48,49
MACH-55: 100
MACH-59: 155n
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 50
MACH-39: 86
MACH-59: 155n
MACH-5: 30
MACH-9: 45
MACH-55: 100
MACH-12: 48
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55: 103
estate - settlement of
estate - suite against
Main and 2nd Streets - house at, occupant
of
MACH-55: 104
mentioned
MACH-55: 105
lot sold
MACH-55: 125
BELL
BELL
Thomas
Thomas
BELL
Thomas
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELL
BELLE AIR*
BELLESLETTRES
BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL
BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL
BELLEVUE
VINEYARDS
BELLEVUE,
VIRGINIA
BELLEVUE,
VIRGINIA
BELLEW
Thomas (Col.)
Thomas D. (Rev.)
Thomas L.
Verlease
William Henry
Thomas
BELLEW
BELLEW
Thomas
Thomas
BELLINI
BELLINI
Carlo
Charles
BELLINI
Gaspara
BELLOW
BELLS
Thomas
Main and 2nd Streets - lot at
married Mary Hemings; father of Sally
Jefferson Bell
MACH-55: 97-100
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9:
58,59,66
MACH-59:
154,155,155n
MACH-2: 29
MACH-9: 64
MACH-39: 86
MACH-3: 65
MACH-35/36: 96
MACH-19: 25
MACH-22: 94
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-46: 19,22
Charlottesville Woolen Mills
MACH-24: 21
MACH-27/28:
31,80
MACH-40: 39
MACH-5: 5,7,9,1416,19,20,79
MACH-8: 11
MACH-37/38: 4043,47,49
MACH-4: 9,10
MACH-37/38:
35,47,49
MACH-5:
20,30,33-35
MACH-53: 71
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT *
BELMONT
FARMER'S
CLUB
Ficklin, Slaughter W. home of
Ficklin, Slaughter W. Winn family, bought from
Harvie, John
home of
sketch of 1820
building
MACH-46: 53
MACH-37/38: 11
BELMONT LAND
COMPANY
BELMONT
STREET
RAILROAD
BELT
Mr.
BELVEDERE*
BELVIDERE*
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
MACH-33/34:
15,19,22
Jefferson Mill, house at
Dabney,Walter Davis and
near Annapolis, Md.
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
MACH-14: 10
MACH-18: 35
MACH-19: 16
MACH-30: 62
MACH-46: 52
MACH-7: 24
MACH-8: 29
MACH-59: 145
MACH-59: 145
MACH-52: 11-12
Meriwether patent
Nelson, Hugh
located on
estate of
MACH-33/34:
24,25,32,34
MACH-50: 13
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-20: 7,8
MACH-11: 58
MACH-20: 16
MACH-23: 42
MACH-29: 15,18
MACH-30:21
MACH-33/34:
143,159
MACH-4: 54
MACH-8:
15,43,71
MACH-52: 38
MACH-43: 17,289
BELVOIR *
BELVOIR *
BEMIS
Rugby Road
Rugby Road
E. L.
BEMISS
BEMISS
HOUSE*
(SPRIGG LANE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
BEMISS
HOUSE*
(SPRIGG LANE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
BEN - COOLYN*
BEN GREET
WOODLAND
PLAYERS
BEN GREET
WOODLAND
PLAYERS
BENCHOFF
BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
BENEVOLENT
PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF
ELKS
Samuel M.
Harper, Fred, Grand
Exalted Ruler
BENFER
BENGE
BENGE
Neil A.
Cotton
Cotton
BENJAMIN
BENNATT
Asher
Fisher R.
built 1928
photo
Albemarle County Historical Society,
president
MACH-46: 64
MACH-46: 68
MACH-37/38: 151
MACH-48: 119
MACH-46: 79
photo (built ca. 1930s)
MACH-46: 79
MACH-40: 29,30
MACH-13: 50,51
H. J.
Shenandoah National Park and
MACH-27/28: 60
MACH-51: 70
MACH-22: 13
Base Hospital 41 in World War I, financial
suport of
author: Charlottesville Baptist Church,
history of
MACH-59: 5,8,14
MACH-54: 49
MACH-5: 70
MACH-9: 43
church designer in New Haven, Connecticut MACH-52: 93
MACH-7: 27
BENNATT
BENNET
Richard
Helen
BENNETT
A. L.
BENNETT
BENNETT
BENNETT
Hal (author)
Hal (author)
Mr. (of Richmond)
BENNETT
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
Mrs.
Alfred
Alfred
Alfred
Alfred
B. N.
Benjamin
Benjamin
C. P.
C. P.
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
C. P.
Catherine Y.
Charles P.
Charles P.
Charles P.
family
family
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
James
MACH-7: 27
MACH-20: 44
Albemarle County surveyor, 1922 comments on education
Insanity Runs In Our Family (about
Buckingham)
Seventh Heaven (about Buckingham)
Court Square - auction house on
Court Square - house on
descriptive notes about
biographical notes
son of Henry Benson
Confederate service of
Confederate Cemetery monument
dedication committee
census of 1860, listing in
son of Henry Benson
Confederate service of
activities in Charlottesville
Court Square, home on
Sunnyside* auction of, 1863
biographical notes
pranks originated by
magistrate, nominated for in 1867
alderman, 1865
biographical notes
son of Henry Benson
MACH-59: 117
MACH-51: 93
MACH-51: 93
MACH-20: 18
MACH-20:
43,44,46
MACH-52: 117
MACH-52: 119
MACH-52: 119
MACH-58: 72-73
MACH-23: 47
MACH-52: 119
MACH-52: 119n
MACH-1: 34,36
MACH-46: 11
MACH-48: 9
MACH-58: 73n
MACH-33/34: 7
MACH-52: 119
MACH-52: 119n
MACH-12: 42
MACH-58: 71-73
MACH-22: 49
MACH-52: 117
MACH-52: 118
MACH-52: 119
MACH-52: 121
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-56: 48n
MACH-58: 72-74
MACH-52: 119
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
BENSON
John B.
John B. (Mrs.)
Samuel
Samuel
BENSON AND
BROTHER
AUCTION ROOM
BENSON AND
BROTHERS
(AUCTIONEERS)
BENT
John
BENT
John
BENT
Nancy
BENT CREEK
BENTHAM
Jeremy
BENTIVAR*
BENTIVAR*
BENTIVAR*
Carr, Garland and
Dabney, James
BENTIVAR*
Cabell and
BENTIVAR*
location
Rawlings, Richard
BENTIVAR*
and
BENTIVOGLIA,
VIRGINIA
BENTIVOGLIA,
VIRGINIA
BENTIVOGLIA,
VIRGINIA
BENTKOWSKY Jeremy
BENTLEY
Mary
biographical notes
maiden name was Christiana Yates Day
MACH-58: 71-72
MACH-58: 72
MACH-17: 68,71
MACH-22: 38
auction advertisements
MACH-58: 81-83
slave market operators
MACH-58:
65,65n,66,66n
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 61
MACH-32: 29
MACH-43: 55-56
MACH-23: 67
MACH-8: 43
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-48: 90
MACH-48: 77n
MACH-54:
32,33,38
MACH-1: 14
MACH-11: 56
President of Beth Israel
MACH-4: 45
MACH-40: 22
MACH-33/34:
1,13
BENTLEY
KNIGHT
ELECTRIC
RAILWAY
COMPANY
BERESHIS
FOUNDATION
MACH-33/34: 30
BERGH
Albert Ellery
BERGH
Albert Ellery
BERGH
Albert Ellery
BERGH
BERGO
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
Albert Ellery
Manus
Cynthia W.
Dorothy
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
E. Jr.
E. Jr.
Edmonia
Edmund
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
Edmund Jr.
Edmund Jr.
Edmund Jr.
Edmund Jr.
Edmund Jr.
family
Fannie
Francis L. Jr. (Mrs.)
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
Jefferson, Thomas, writings of, edited with
A. A.Lipscomb
Jefferson, Thomas, writings of, edited with
A. A.Lipscomb
Jefferson, Thomas, writings of, edited with
A. A.Lipscomb
Jefferson, Thomas, writings of, edited with
A. A.Lipscomb
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
author: - New Light on Albemarle County
Courthouse
author: - From the Albemarle Bookshelf
author: - From the Albemarle Bookshelf
mentioned
Massey, Linton, article about
MACH-40: 21
MACH-1: 25,2729
MACH-2: 37-39
MACH-4: 68,11,13,14,18,22,
23,47
MACH-9: 7
MACH-5: 20
MACH-4: 36
MACH-21: 62
MACH-29: 65,8081
MACH-30: 92
MACH-4: 36
MACH-21: 62
MACH-29: 65-68
MACH-29: 80-81
MACH-30: 92
MACH-56: 36
MACH-56: 36
MACH-8: 43
MACH-4: 36
MACH-1: 50
MACH-1:
3,42,50,inside
back cover
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
Francis Lewis Jr.
Francis Lewis Jr.
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
Francis Lewis Jr.
Francis Lewis Jr.
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
BERKELEY
Francis Lewis Jr.
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
CACHE (INDIAN
SITE IN
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
BERLIN
BERLIN
BERMUDA
BERMUDA
HUNDRED,
VIRGINIA
BERNADOTTE
BERNARD
BERNARD
BERNARD
Francis Lewis Jr.
Francis Lewis Jr.
W. N. (Col.)
Ira
John G.
Albemarle County Historical Society Report of the Archivist
Albemarle County Historical Society Report of the Archivist
MACH-2: 65
MACH-3: 84
MACH-56: 23
photo, in group
Albemarle County Historical Society organization of
Albemarle County Historical Society Report of the Archivist
MACH-56: 24
Slaves Without Masters, author of
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-55: 39-40
MACH-7: 64
MACH-13: 55
and Civil War
General
family
Thomas
William O.
MACH-1: 45
MACH-15: 42,47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-2: 3,inside
back cover
MACH-6: 63
MACH-6:
63,inside back
cover
MACH-9: 12
MACH-10: 13
MACH-57: 65
MACH-13: 13
MACH-6: 31
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9: 16
BERNARD
LISTEMANN
CLUB
BERNARD
PEYTON
CHAMBERLAIN,
A
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BERNHARD
BERNHARD
BERNHARDT
BERREY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY
BERRY HILL *
BERRYVILLE
BERRYVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BERRYVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BERRYVILLE,
VIRGINIA
MACH-31: 19
by Alexander G. Gilliam, Jr.
Karl (Duke of SaxeWeimerEisenach)(17921862)
Karl (Duke of SaxeWeimerEisenach)(17921862)
John
William
MACH-41: vii-ix
MACH-19: 21
Ivy hockey played by
Bradley
Bradley
George
Nancy
Polly
Taylor
William
William
57th Virginia Infantry
Regiment
passes through on march north , 6/1863
MACH-7: 2935,78
MACH-21: 62
MACH-6: 44
MACH-6: 44
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 46
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 58
MACH-22: 12
MACH-5: 62
MACH-9: 58
MACH-20: 61,65
MACH-60: 37
MACH-22:
81,82,83
MACH-24: 21
MACH-4: 61
BERRYVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BERRYVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BESHAW
BESSEAS
BESSEAS
BESSEAS
BESSEAS
BESSEAS
BETH ISRAEL
CONGREGATIO
N
BETH ISRAEL
CONGREGATIO
N
BETH ISRAEL
CONGREGATIO
N
BETH ISRAEL
TEMPLE
BETHEL
BETHEL
BETHEL
NEIGHBORHOO
D
BETHEL
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
BETHEL
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
BETHELL
BETIO (GILBERT
ISLANDS)
MACH-43: 31,39
n.7
57th Virginia Infantry
Spencer
family
George
George
Theodore
Theodore
marches through on way to Gettysburg
mentioned
Charlottesville, arrived in 1950s
interview with
interview with
Charlottesville, arrived in 1950s
MACH-60: 37
MACH-7: 27
MACH-54: 23
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 9
MACH-40: 9
one hundreth
anniversary
MACH-40: 21
presidents of
MACH-40: 22
photo
James
John
3rd and East Jefferson Sts.
MACH-40: 14
MACH-9: 44
MACH-9: 44
MACH-2: 30
MACH-2: 3,31
Bethel Church - by Isabella Neff Burnet
Samuel
MACH-2:31
MACH-32: 44
MACH-7:
65,66,68-70,73
BETSY
(GARRETT
FAMILY SLAVE) Greenwood, vVrginia Sheridan's raid on, 1865 and
BETSY (SLAVE) Brown, William T.
owned by - at Mt. Fair
Union soldier buried in Charlottesville and
BETTERWORTH Ebenezer
moved to Culpeper Nat. Cem.
BETTEY
(SLAVE)
Brown, Bezaleel
owned by - inherited from his father, 1762
BETTIE MARTIN
IRON MINE
history of
ca. 1770s
BETTIE MARTIN
IRON MINE AND
OLD'S
North Garden,
FURNACE
Virginia
by Palmer C. Sweet
BETTOIA
Stefano
BETTS
Edwin Morris
BETTS
Edwin Morris
BETTS
Edwin Morris
BETTS
BETTS
BETTS
BETTS
BETTS
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
BETTS
Edwin Morris
BETTS
BETTS
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
BETTS
BETTS
Edwin Morris
Edwin Morris
Albemarle County Historical Society speaker
Albemarle County Historical Society editorial committee
MACH-61:
86,89,90,92
MACH-61: 8
MACH-55: 92n
MACH-61: 7
MACH-61:
59,60,61
MACH-61: 57-66
MACH-37/38: 34
MACH-10: inside
front cover
MACH-11: inside
front cover
MACH-12: inside
front cover
MACH-13: 71,
inside front cover
MACH-14: 61
MACH-16: 51
MACH-19: 9
MACH-3: 77,84
MACH-48: 119
MACH-48: 122
MACH-5: 3,74
author: - Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book,
1766-1824 review by Bernard Mayo
MACH-5: 74
MACH-7: 31
BETTS
BETTS
BETTS
BETTY
BETWEEN
CONVOYS
(NEWSPAPER)
BEVER
BEVERAGE
MACH-9: inside
back cover
MACH-5: 75
MACH-9: 18
Edwin Morris
Mary Hall
T. Edwin
Mr. (The Parson of
the Parish)
BEVERLEY
BEVERLEY
BEVERLY
BEVERLY
BIBB
Base Hospital 41
Robert
Albert J.
J. Brad (of Caroline
County)
Robert (Col.)
Robert
Robert
A. P.
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
A. P.
A. P. (Mrs.)
Andrew
Angelina M.
Branch
Ernest L.
BIBB
Ernest L.
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
Ernest L.
Ernest L.
Ethel
Eugenia
BIBB
Eugenia
BIBB
Eugenia
MACH-2: 42
published by, 1918
author: "Life of John Marshall"
MACH-59: 24
MACH-5: 30
MACH-16: 10
MACH-11: 27,32
MACH-11: 24
MACH-45: 31
MACH-8: 10
MACH-46: 9
Jeffersonian Republican (Newspaper) business manager 1873
husband of Ethel Bibb
marriage
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and - strike at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and discharged from
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and - foreman
at
illustration
widow of Andrew Bibb
Albemarle County Jail and
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1998
MACH-50: 75
MACH-2: 7
MACH-53: 107
MACH-21: 45,48
MACH-53: 83
MACH-53: 106
MACH-53: 107
MACH-53: 111
MACH-53: 81
MACH-53: 107
MACH-52: 117n
MACH-55: i
MACH-56: i
BIBB
Eugenia
BIBB
Eugenia
BIBB
Eugenia
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
Eugenia
family
family
French Strother
French Strother
(1843-1862)
John
John
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John R.
Lewis
Lucy A.
Penny (Mr.)
Robert E.
Sarah
Thomas
W. E. (Dr.)
William
William A.
William A.
William A.
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2000
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2002
marriage
MACH-57: i
MACH-58: i
MACH-59i
MACH-60: i
MACH-1: 43
MACH-8: 43
MACH-44: 38
MACH-3: 61
MACH-17: 68
MACH-18: 48
MACH-21: 26,52
MACH-23: 47
MACH-44: 38
MACH-53: 43,46
Albemarle Female Instiutute, formation of
Jefferson Street, 109 East, owner of (18571881)
MACH-53: 48
magistrate, 1865
MACH-56: 45
MACH-7: 64
MACH-9: 16
MACH-9: 16
illustration
MACH-53: 81
MACH-23: 47
postmaster
MACH-48: 85
MACH-23: 47
MACH-23: 47
MACH-5: 34
MACH-9: 24
marriage
MACH-21: 26,48
MACH-21: 45
MACH-23: 47
MACH-27/28: 118
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBB
BIBLE
BIBLE
BIBLE
BIBLE
BIBLE
BIBLE
BIBLE
EDUCATION
CLUB
William A.
William E.
William E.
William T.
William T.
mentioned
Proffit. William F., lawyer for
University of Virginia, papers at
Epitome of the Bible
New Testament - in raised letters for the
blind (Glasgow, 1837)
MACH-53: 121
MACH-49: 29-31
MACH-49: 30n
MACH-23: 47
MACH-9: 17
MACH-11, 28
MACH-11, 53
MACH-24: 39
MACH-26: 26,27
MACH-4: 61
MACH-7: 6,13
mentioned as exerting a moral emphasis on
University of Virginia University life
MACH-60: 78
MACH-35/36:
BIBLE SOCIETY
15,93
BIBLICAL
PHILOLOGY
MACH-19: 37
BIBLICAL
RECORDER
(RALEIGH, N.C.)
Brown, Abram Burwell, tribute to
MACH-53: 53
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
AMERICA
University of Virginia, meeting at
MACH-56: 16,19
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
Biblioghraphic Society of the University of
AMERICA
Virginia, joint meeting with
MACH-56: 26
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
Bibliographical Society of Chicago was
AMERICA
original name for
MACH-56: 5
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
AMERICA
mentioned
MACH-56: 6
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
CHICAGO
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
GLASGOW
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY OF
GLASGOW
Bibliographic Society of America, forerunner
of
MACH-56: 5
BIBLIOGRAPHIE
S
BIBY
John
BIBY
Sarah
BICE
Raymond
BICE
BICHLORIDE
BICKLEY
BIDDLE
Raymond
Elizabeth
Nicholas
BIERNE
Nanny
BIG GEORGE
BIG MEADOWS
BIG MEADOWS
BIG SANDY
RIVER
BIG SANDY
RIVER
history of publications, 1945
MACH-56: 22
Bowers, Fredson and
MACH-56: 22
Massey, Linton, member of
MACH-56: 15
Wyllie, John Cook, member of
MACH-56: 15
Accounts of Monticello: 1780-1878, A
Selective Bibliography - by James A. Bear,
Jr.
MACH-21: 13-22
MACH-5: 27
MACH-5: 27
University of Virginia student apathy, 1961,
comments about
MACH-60: 48
University of Virginia - Shannon, Edgar F.
contributions to, comments about
MACH-60: 49-50
MACH-3: 14
MACH-9: 59
Smith, Samuel Harrison and
MACH-51: 116
MACH-35/36:
34,106
MACH-16: 49
Shenandoah National Park, dedication of
MACH-49: 53
early patents for land
MACH-49: 58
MACH-15: 14
Bacon, Edmund, on emigration route to
Missouri of
MACH-50: 18
BIG SEWELL
MOUNTAIN
BIG SPRING,
VIRGINIA
skirmish at
BIG SURVEY
BIGELOW
Horatio
BIGELOW
BIGGERS
BIGGERS
BILEY
J.
Frances
John
Noel
See: Civil War
MACH-59: 73
Shenandoah National Park land area
MACH-7: 44
MACH-49:
61,63,65
MACH-44: 9,19
n.10
University of Virginia music keeper and hotel
D, 1845
MACH-59: 61
marriage
MACH-21: 45,48
MACH-21: 45
MACH-9: 60
BILL OF RIGHTS
Federal
MACH-16: 16
BILL OF RIGHTS
Federal
MACH-24: 65
BILL OF RIGHTS
BILL OF
TOLERATION
BILLEW
Thomas
BILLINGS
Mr.
BILLINGSBY
John
Virginia
MACH-37/38: 45
BILLY, UNCLE
BINGHAM
BINGLE
Virginia clergyman
Robert Worth
Mary
MACH-2: 32
MACH-5: 15
MACH-32: 31
MACH-21: 25
MACH-26:
31,32,34,35
MACH-24: 23
MACH-9: 61
MACH-56: 130132
BINGLER
William R., Jr.
Cherry Avenue public housing project
opposed, 1966
BINGLER
BINION
BIOTITE
(MINERAL)
BIRCH
William R., Jr.
A. H. G.
public housing continued opposition to, 1967 MACH-56: 147
MACH-9: 18
Bettie Martin Mine
Jane Stapleton
iron or at found in, 1770s
MACH-61: 59
MACH-9: 43
BIRCH
BIRCH
BIRCK
Joseph
S. A.
Joseph
BIRCKHEAD
BIRCKHEAD
Billy
E. H.
BIRCKHEAD
Frank
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
BIRD
Audrey Lawrence
Castle Hill* owned by
BIRD
Don MIchael
Castle Hill* owned by
BIRD
BIRD
family
George
BIRD
BIRD
Mark
Mark
BIRD
Mark
BIRD
Mark
BIRDS
BIRDS
BIRDSALL
BIRDWOOD
BIRDWOOD
BIRDWOOD
BIRDWOOD
BIRDWOOD
Mary Scott Blake
*
*
*
*
*
BIRDWOOD *
Duke, R. T. W. Jr
MACH-9: 44
MACH-17: 68
MACH-9: 44
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
Mossy Creek iron works, Augusta County,
purchaser of
Spring Forge ironmaster
Spring Forge, Pennsylvania - buys share of,
1778
Pennsylvania iron master - bankruptcy of,
1789
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-45: 15
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-52:
49,57,59
MACH-52:
49,57,59
MACH-20:
21,36,38
MACH-8: 59
MACH-50: 40
MACH-61: 32
MACH-61: 42
MACH-61: 42
Roosevelt, Theodore and involvement with MACH-51: 21-22
MACH-51: 37at Pine Knot*
39,50
Blake, May Scott Parker, comments about;
daughter of Everingham and Mary Scott
Parker Blake
MACH-57: 45
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-29: 24
MACH-46: 79
MACH-47: 1-4
MACH-8: 42,71
MACH-59: 141reminisces about
142
BIRDWOOD *
BIRDWOOD *
BIRDWOOD *
BISCUIT RUN
BISCUIT RUN
BISCUIT RUN
BISHKO
BISHKO
BISHKO
BISHKO
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
Garth, J. Woods
Garth, J. Woods
home of
inherits
Thomas Jefferson's
Neighbors: Hore
Browse Trist of
Birdwood and William
Bache of Franklin
by Jane F. Wells
Butlers
Old, John
Lucretia Ramsey
(Mrs. Charles J.)
Lucretia Ramsey
(Mrs. Charles J.)
Lucretia Ramsey
(Mrs. Charles J.)
Lucretia Ramsey
(Mrs. Charles J.)
Cate
Elizabeth
Francis
Francis
Isaac
Isaac
J.
James
John
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
property of
property owned at headwaters of, 17981800
MACH-59: 138139
MACH-59: 140
MACH-47: 1-13
MACH-23: 43
MACH-55: 50
MACH-61: 53
MACH-13: 68
author: - The Agricultural Society of
Albemarle and John S. Skinner: An
Enduring Friendship
MACH-31: 76-113
MACH-7: 76
MACH-8: 83
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 55
MACH-16: 51
MACH-5: 72
MACH-2: 35
MACH-9: 56
photo: (1/19/1906); in group of confederate
veterans
Roosevelt, Theodore hunts with
marriage
house of
MACH-22: 190
MACH-51: 26,27
MACH-21: 26,50
MACH-10: 24
MACH-21: 41
MACH-55: 121
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
BISHOP
LIMESTONE
QUARRY
BISHOP OF ST.
ALBANS
BISHOP SONG
(MUSIC)
BISHOP,
SUFFRAGAN,
OF VIRGINIA
BISHOPS,
HOUSE OF
BISKET RUN
Mr. (T.F. Nelson's
Uncle)
Patience M.
Rachel
Reuben
Sally
Samuel
Thomas
Blenheim
visits Charlottesville
marriage
marriage
MACH-43: 32
MACH-21: 41,48
MACH-9: 56
MACH-21: 26,50
MACH-9: 60
MACH-2: 35
MACH-41: 2,7
located north east of
MACH-61: 61-62
MACH-26: 12
MACH-27/28: 113
MACH-26: 77
MACH-26: 60
MACH-30: 80,86
BISSELL
BISSELL
BIXBY
A. (Miss)
Ellison B.
William K.
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
Barron Foster
Elizabeth F.
Jacob
James
James
Jeremiah Sullivan
John
Martha P.
Matha (Mrs.)
anti-suffrage speaker at University of
Virginia
ambulance driving in World War I,
comments about
marriage
MACH-55: 5
MACH-46: 62
MACH-11: 41
MACH-57: 21,22
MACH-21: 43,48
MACH-21: 25
MACH-2: 24
MACH-21: 43
MACH-43: 52-53
MACH-5: 56
MACH-32: 22
MACH-32: 44
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK AND
TAN
CONVENTION
Nicholas
Samuel
MACH-2:
24,25,32
MACH-5: 56
Samuel (Rev.)
Sarah
Thomas
William
William
MACH-2:
19,20,24,25,32,33
MACH-21: 25,48
MACH-2: 24,25
MACH-27/28: 119
MACH-56: 56
BLACK CHURCH
MEMBERS
BLACK DEATH
BLACK FAMILY
AT
MONTICELLO, A
BLACK
NAPOLEON
(TOUSSAINT
L'OUVERTURE)
marriage
Miller, Samuel, schoolmaster for
MACH-13: 41
MACH-32: 26-27
MACH-24: 42,52
by Elizabeth Langhorne
MACH-13: 8
BLACK PATTI'S
TROUBADOURS
BLACK
REPUBLICANS
BLACK
REPUBLICANS
BLACK WALNUT
BRANCH
Old, James
BLACKBIRD
BLACKBURN
Jennie
MACH-43: 1-16
MACH-31: 23
MACH-12: 37
MACH-16: 28
home of on, ca. 1800
married F. Berger Moran
MACH-61: 51
MACH-15: 14
MACH-59: 150
BLACKBURN
BLACKBURN
BLACKBURN
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
John
Joseph C.S. (U.S.
Senator from
Kentucky)
William
Charles M.
Charles Minor
Charles Minor (Mrs.)
Charley
Eugene
family
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
L. M.
Lancelot M.
Lancelot Minor
R. Colston
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
Randolph F.
S. D. (Mrs.)
Staige
BLACKFORD
Staige D.
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
Staige Davis Jr.
Staige Davis (Dr.)
BLACKFORD
Staige Davis (Dr.)
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
Staige Davis (Dr.)
Staige Davis (Dr.)
Susan L. (Mrs.
Charles M.)
William
William M. (Mrs)
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKFORD
BLACKHAWK
(STALLION)
MACH-5: 17
MACH-10: 14
MACH-31: 22
MACH-22: 74
MACH-42: 83
MACH-42: 83
MACH-42: 65
MACH-42: 65
MACH-8: 43
MACH-22:
113,116
MACH-22: 204
MACH-42: 65
MACH-27/28: 33
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assistance
to chaplains
Ivy Hockey, writes about
World War II service - Eighth Evacuation
Unit of the Fifth Army in Africa
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
World War I and - volunteer ambulance
driver
World War I and - volunteer ambulance
driver comments about
Ficklin, Slaughter W. owned by and monument erected to
MACH-59: 24
MACH-2: 67
MACH-21: 62
MACH-6: 63
MACH-48: 119
MACH-3: 79
MACH-57: 2
MACH-57: 2021,22
MACH-6: 63
MACH-22:
74,75,76
MACH-42: 59,77
MACH-22: 113
MACH-59: 145
BLACKLEY
BLACKROCK
GAP
BLACKROCK
GAP
BLACKROCK
GAP
BLACKROCK
GAP
BLACKROCK
SPRINGS
COMPANY
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
George
Albemarle County
apparitions of
Brown family
cemeteries
children of
death rate
Enslaved Mothers
and Their Babies
fiddle players
field hands
free
funerals
Garrett family
genealogies
house servants
infants
laborers
mortuary rituals
Mount Fair
Mount Fair
Blue Ridge Mountains, passage through
MACH-9: 17
MACH-51: 57,6263
fire road - site of mountain church and
MACH-51: 60
school at
MACH-51: 61
cabins at
MACH-51: 62,63
Blackrock Gap, cabins at
MACH-51: 62,63
MACH-59: 155157
MACH-61: 3
MACH-61: 1
MACH-71: 7-8
population in, 1790,1810,1820
owned by
Brown plantations and instructions for
touring
census lists large numbers of
Virginia Bureau of Vital Statistics records
owned by
activities of at
slave cemeteries - notes about
MACH-61: 4n
MACH-61: 8
MACH-61: 23
MACH-61: 8,10
MACH-61: 1
MACH-61: 8
MACH-61: 3
MACH-61: 20-22
MACH-61: 86-92
MACH-61: 10
MACH-61: 8
MACH-61: 8
MACH-61: 3
MACH-61: 24-25
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 12-25
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKS
BLACKSBURG
BLACKSMITH
BLACKSMITH
BLACKSMITHS
oral histories relating
to
by George Foss
residences of
sharecroppers
slave communities
notes about
slaves
coffins for
Glenmore* and
Mount Fair*
shop at, ca. 1876
BLACKSMITHS
BLACKSMITHS
BLACKSTONE
(LAW)
BLACKSTONE
(LAW)
free blacks as
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Anderson
Ann
Armistead
family
family
James
James
James
James
James
BLACKWELL
James
BLACKWELL
James Henry
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
Mammie Lee
Robert (Rev.)
MACH-61: 1
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 23
MACH-61: 22-25
MACH-61: 16,19
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-60: 4
MACH-61: 11
MACH-25: 41
MACH-53:
117,119
MACH-7: 38
MACH-12: 33
occupations of
Turk Gap Road remembered by
mountain life, interviewed about
Sugar Hollow, resident of
church activities, comments on
Carr, Thomas, tannery of, worked for
MACH-4: 13
MACH-53:
126,127,131
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 61
MACH-5: 59
MACH-51: 67
MACH-8: 43
MACH-51: 52
MACH-51: 56n,62
MACH-51: 59
MACH-51: 60
MACH-51: 64
father worked as carpenter in Charlottesville MACH-51: 66
Shenandoah National Park, removal from
future lands of
MACH-51: 85-86
Shenandoah National Park, removal from
lands of
MACH-51: 85-86
MACH-6: 25
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
BLACKWELL'S
HOLLOW
Robert E.
Sarah
BLAETTERMAN
BLAETTERMAN
BLAETTERMAN
BLAETTERMAN
N
BLAETTERMAN
N
BLAETTERMAN
N
BLAETTERMAN
N
George
George
George W.
MACH-29: 36
MACH-5: 59
Chapel - photo
MACH-26: 32ff.
MACH-26: 40,66
School
MACH-26: 65
mountain people, lives of
MACH-51: 56,57
Charlottesville, access to from Blue Ridge
MACH-51: 57
mountain community and
MACH-51: 58-59
Chapel
Shenandoah National Park, within original
boundaries of
MACH-51: 60
Indian site
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of bought by at
auction, 1828
mentioned
Conway, Edwin, land rented to
MACH-51: 80
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-58: 78n
MACH-59: 47n,60
MACH-59: 44
George
MACH-27/28: 6
George A.
MACH-44: 1
George B.
MACH-13: 57,68
George Walter (Dr.)
MACH-31: 107
BLAETTERMAN
N
George Walter (Dr.)
BLAIN
Alexander
BLAIN
Alexander
Daniel Harrison
BLAIN
(Rev.)
BLAIN
George
BLAIN
George
BLAIN
Isaac
James Stanton
BLAIN
Forman
BLAIN
Jean
BLAIN
John F. McF.
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAIN
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
Lucia Cary Harrison
Lucia Cary Harrison
(b. 1848)
Civil War activities and family history
notebook
first cousin of Robert Blain Scheele
Magazine of Albemarle County History,
Volume 61 - front cover illustration by
MACH-35/36:
22,28,34,40,41,43
,48,5053,55,58,59,62,66
,69,71,73,76,77,7
9,81,82,87,101
MACH-5: 43,47
MACH-9: 53
MACH-61: 81,
82n
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 53
MACH-61: 82n
MACH-9: 49
MACH-3: 57,59
MACH-61: i
correspondence of during Cival War; photo MACH-61: 80-93
Hurricane, West Virginia resident - Blain
Papers in possession of
MACH-61: 82n
Martha
Mary Randolph (18401939)
sister of Lucia Cary Harrison Blain
Reuben
S. W.
Virginia Clergyman
Susannah Isham
(Harrison)
mother of Lucia Blain; sister of Mary Garrett
Susanne Isham
Harrison
Blain correspondence and
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander, Jr.
Elizabeth (daughter of
George)
MACH-61: 84n
MACH-6: 44,45
MACH-21: 40,43
MACH-61: 82.
84n
MACH-61: 81
MACH-5: 43,47
MACH-9: 53
MACH-5: 62
MACH-6: 45
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAINE
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAIR
BLAISDEL
BLAKE
BLAKE
BLAKE
George
George
James
Margaret (daughter of
George)
Reuben
Salley
Bill
Bill
Donald
Edward F.
Edward F.
Eugenie
Francis P.
Frank S.
Henry W.
J. P.
John
John
John (Esq.)
Joseph P.
L. W. (Rev.)
Sydney
Walter D.
Walter D.
Mr.
Everingham
Everingham
Mary Scott (Parker)
BLAKE
BLAKE
BLAKE
Mary Scott (Parker)
Mary Scott (Parker)
Mary Scott (Parker)
BLAKE
Nelson Moorehouse
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 49
MACH-5: 62
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, strike at
illustration
New Hampshire, Senator from
Scottsville "Enterprise" and
editor of "Virginia Magazine"
author: "Buffalo," (about Charlottesville)
University of Virginia Chapel and
Parker, Mary Scott, mariage to, 1936-1966
Parker, Mary Scott, mariage to, 1936-1966
biographical sketch and photo
MACH-6: 44
MACH-6: 44,45
MACH-6: 43
MACH-10: 8
MACH-6: 15
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-53: 106
MACH-53: 81
MACH-31: 18,24
MACH-11: 55
MACH-11: 23
MACH-10: 8
MACH-50: 89
MACH-1: 17
MACH-37/38: 28
MACH-5: 56
MACH-12: 18
MACH-2: 23
MACH-51: 93
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-46: 62
MACH-52: 102
MACH-57: 45-46
MACH-58: 2
MACH-57: 44-47
author: "Breathe In, Breathe Out: A Memoir" MACH-57: 44-55
author: "That Light We See"
MACH-57: 46
Martha Jefferson House, memoir history of MACH-57: 46
MACH-11: 7, 1014
BLAKE
BLAKENEY
BLAKEY
BLAKEY
Theodore
Percy (Sir)
A. R.
Everingham
BLAKEY
BLAKEY
BLAKEY
BLAKEY
BLAKY'S
TAVERN
James
Jas.
R. A.
W. R.
BLANCHARD
BLANCK
BLAND
BLAND
BLAND
BLAND
son of Everingham and Mary Scott Parker
Blake
hero of TV show "The Scarlet Pimpernel"
Jeffersonian Republican, affiliated with
Rock House* (Cochran's Mill) owned by
Jeffersonian Republican (newspaper),
manager of
MACH-57: 45
MACH-61: 76
MACH-50: 75
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-50: 75
MACH-1: 36
MACH-14: 33
MACH-2: 7
MACH-35/36: 121
Annie J. (Mrs.) (of
Sacramento, Calif.)
Jacob
John E.
Judge
Mr.
Richard
MACH-8: 36
Bibliographical Society of the University of
Virginia, contributions to
MACH-56: 7
MACH-3: 59,63
MACH-19: 23
MACH-37/38: 30
MACH-37/38: 30
BLAND
BLAND
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Theodorick (Col.)
MACH-41:
19,23,26-33
passim,36,44,139
BLANEY
BLANFORD,
VIRGINIA
BLANKENSHIP
Charles
MACH-11: 16
MACH-5:
8,13,14,26
A. S.
MACH-10: 31,32
MACH-12: 51
BLANTON
Wyndham Bolling
BLEDSOE
Alfred Taylor
author: "Medicine in Virginia in the 18th
Century"
MACH-1: 6
University of Virginia Professor - comments
of on states rights
MACH-60: 10
BLEDSOE
BLEDSOE
BLEDSOE
BLEDSOE
BLEDSOE
BLEDSOE
Anna
Emmie
family
Lily
Mr.
Mrs.
BLEDSOE
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
*
*
*
*
Powhatan (Dr.)
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM
*
*
*
*
*
BLENHEIN *
BLINE
BLINE
BLINE
BLISTERING
(MEDICAL
TERM)
BLIZZARD
BLOCKADE
BLOODLETTING
(MEDICAL
TERM)
BLOOMFIELD *
BLOOMFIELD *
BLOOMFIELD *
BLOOMFIELD *
MACH-22:
97,98,117
MACH-22: 97,117
MACH-8: 43
MACH-22: 97,117
MACH-22: 155
MACH-22: 111
MACH-57: 83surgeon at Scottsville Confederate Hospital 84,103,106
MACH-15: 21
MACH-19: 51
MACH-29: 22
MACH-30: 23
MACH-35/36:
130,135
Carter, Edward and
MACH-50: 51
Albemarle Iron Company and
MACH-50: 51
Carter, Edward and
MACH-52: 17
MACH-8: 60
limestone quarries
near
George
George
George
Duke, R. T. W., Jr.
MACH-61: 62
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 45
MACH-9: 49
Boston
MACH-52: 28
MACH-26: 32
MACH-37/38: 40
visits by
MACH-52: 27-28
MACH-14: 13
MACH-23: 53
MACH-27/28: 41
MACH-49: 37
BLOOMFIELD * Strange, John Bowie school of
BLOOMFIELD
VIRGINIA
BLOOMFIELD
ACADEMY
BLOOMINGDAL
E SANITORIUM
(NEW YORK)
Chaloner, John Armstrong and
BLOW
BLOW
BLUE
BLUE
BLUE DANUBE
(MUSICAL
COMPOSITION)
BLUE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
BLUE RIDGE
CLUB
BLUE RIDGE
CLUB
BLUE RIDGE
CLUB
BLUE RIDGE
CLUB
BLUE RIDGE
COMMITTEE,
COLONIAL
DAMES
BLUE RIDGE
DANCE
George
Robert W.
Charles E.
Charles E., Jr.
Ridgway* and
Ridgeway* sold by
MACH-48: 51
MACH-22: 203
MACH-22: 206
MACH-53: 61
MACH-35/36:
40,48,109
MACH-19: 42
MACH-48: 90n
MACH-48: 90n
MACH-20: 53,57
free blacks reside at, 1833
MACH-4: 51
MACH-7:
30,38,41,44
MACH-53:
135,136
MACH-2: 5
MACH-37/38: 12
Market Street, 307 E. owned by
MACH-48: 63n
MACH-8: 60
MACH-2: 63
MACH-27/28: 33
BLUE RIDGE
GORGE
BLUE RIDGE
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
BLUE RIDGE
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
mason's marks in
MACH-57: 57,60
MACH-26:
64,65,67,75,78
Neve, Rev. Frederick, established by
MACH-51: 61
MACH-1: 19
MACH-11: 53
MACH-12:
36,41,42,44
MACH-13: 56
MACH-15: 13
MACH-21: 66
MACH-22:
19,37,38,118,142
MACH-25: 29
MACH-26: 17,2022,31,33,34,36,38
,39,42,48,53,69,7
1,75,78
MACH-27/28:
42,119
MACH-29: 7,8
MACH-3: 18
MACH-35/36:
18,20,25
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
BLUE RIDGE
PARKWAY
BLUE RIDGE
RIFLES
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
MACH-37/38: 21
MACH-41: 127
squatters living on
MACH-49: 59
forests in
MACH-49: 65-67
movement through
University of Virginia YMCA operates
medical dispensary, 1915
MACH-51: 57
Brown's Cove located
in foothills
Duke family and
MACH-58: 44
MACH-7:
30,38,42
MACH-8:
9,13,28,57
MACH-61: 1
fishing and hunting trips to
MACH-59: 120
Roosevelt, Franklin D., proposed by
MACH-51: 82
MACH-25: 6
MACH-3: 11
Blake, Mary Scott
Parker
Breathe In, Breathe
Out: A Memoir
illustrations
Memories of Blue
Ridge Sanitarium:
Two Cases
memoirs as a patient at
MACH-57: 44-55
by Mary Scott Parker Blake
MACH-57: 44-55
MACH-44: 54,56
by Mary Hosmer Lupton
MACH-44: 51-58
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SANITARIUM
BLUE RIDGE
SCHOOL
BLUE RIDGE
SCHOOL
BLUE RIDGE
WOMEN'S CLUB
BLUE ROOM
BLUE RUN
BLUME
B'NAI B'RITH
BOARDINGHOU
SES
BOAT CLUBS
BOATWRIGHT
BOATWRIGHT
BOAZ
BOCCACCIO
(1313-75)
BOCK
BOCK
BOCOCK
BOCOCK
BOCOCK
BOCOCK
BOCOCK
SCOTA (OR
SOCIETY)
BODISCO, de
Wright Masonic
Pavilion
Wright Masonic
Pavilion
MACH-44:
51,455,57
photo
MACH-44: 54
Ralph Adams Cram Chapel
MACH-27/28: 33
MACH-27/28: 33
MACH-44: 46
MACH-29: 26
MACH-23: 42
MACH-11: 63
MACH-40: 12
C. J. M.
Samuel J.
Samuel J.
W. H.
racing on Rivanna, 1877-1883
and Pine Knot* - restoration of
and Pine Knot* - advisory board member
MACH-53: 75
MACH-54: 78-79
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-10: 11
MACH-3: 38
Jean Throckmorton
(Blain) Scheele (19101997)
mother of Robert Blain Scheele
Johann Franz
Jason
Judith
Thomas S.
William A.
Alexander (Baron)
married Thomas Garth, Sr.
marriage
MACH-61: 81
MACH-41: 102
MACH-5: 52
MACH-57:
123,123n
MACH-40: 51
MACH-21: 26,52
MACH-6: 48,57
MACH-11: 53,54
BODISCO, de
BODLEY
BODNE
Baroness
Temple
Andreas
Albemarle County
BODO'S
Fair Grounds
part of located on property of
Samuel Davis (Rev.)
BOGGS
(1845-1913)
BOHN
C.
Print
BOHN
C.
View of the University of Virginia
BOIDS
Frank
James B. (of
BOISSIEUX
Petersburg)
BOISSIEUX
John
BOISSIEUX
Sterling
Shenandoah National Park, resettlement
BOLEN
family
from
school teacher commended for work during
BOLEN
Virginia (Miss)
"massive resistance"
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 22,
BOLES
Edwin
cooper
Henry St. John
BOLINGBROKE (Viscount)
BOLLER
Alex
BOLLING
Bartlett
World War I and - driver of ambulance
BOLLING
Douglas Townshend donated by UVa.
World War I and - photo with ambulance in
BOLLING
Douglas Townshend France, ca. 1916
World War I and - volunteer student
BOLLING
Douglas Townshend ambulance driver in France
World War I and - photo with American
BOLLING
Douglas Townshend volunteers
wife of Alexander Garrett; grandmother of
BOLLING
Evalina (1790-1863) Mary Garrett
BOLLING
family
BOLLING
John
Esq.
MACH-11: 54
MACH-8: 14
MACH-41: 102
MACH-60: 105
MACH-2: 31
MACH-17: 60
MACH-54: 94
MACH-22: 135
MACH-10: 31,32
MACH-42: 27
MACH-17: 50
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-61: 68
MACH-53: 123
MACH-44: 4
MACH-32: 44
MACH-10: 11
MACH-57: 18
MACH-57: 7
MACH-57: 8
MACH-57: front.
MACH-61: 86n
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 62
BOLLING
BOLLING
BOLLING
BOLLING
LANDING
Jonathan
Penelope
William H.
BOLTON
BOLTON
BOLTON
C. M. (Major)
Channing M.
Channing M.
BOLTON
BOLTON
BOLTON
BOMFORD
BOMFORD
BONAPARTE
Channing Moore
Dr.
farm of
Clara Barlow
George
brothers
BONAPARTE
BONAPARTE
Joseph
Lucien
BONAPARTE
BONAPARTIAN
DIPLOMACY
BONAPARTIST
BONAPARTIST
BONAVITA
BOND
BOND
BOND
BOND
BOND
BONDS
Napoleon
BONDURANT
Walter Ernest
MACH-9: 52
MACH-40: 26
MACH-40: 51
MACH-2: 28
John Bowie Strange Camp, United
Confederate Veterans - commander of
Smith, Margaret Bayard, daughter of
Smith, Margaret Bayard, son-in-law of
anti sympathies
refugees
Mr.
Beverly W., Jr.
Charles
Emily
Jean Hall
William H.
Fredson Bowers, World War II work of
MACH-48: 51,53
MACH-12: 8
MACH-22: 192
MACH-37/38:
114,119,120,12224,128,132,166,1
69
MACH-23: 47
MACH-48: 100
MACH-51: 130
MACH-51: 130
MACH-13: 24
MACH-13:
9,12,14,21
MACH-13: 14
MACH-13:
1,5,11,22
MACH-13: 9
MACH-4: 39
MACH-4: 41
MACH-14: 22
MACH-3: 82
MACH-5: 14
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44: 47
MACH-56: 22
MACH-29: 77
MACH-3:
62,65,66
BONHAM
BONHAM
BONHAM
BONNARD
BONNER
BONNIE
A. M.
Gen.
Milledge L.
Pierre A.
James C.
Kathleen
Confederate service
Henry-Bonnard Foundry, founder of
BONNIE PRINCE
CHARLIE
MACH-9: 18
MACH-22: 121
MACH-54: 89
MACH-48: 8
MACH-2: 66
MACH-40: 23
MACH-16: 23
BONNYCASTLE Charles
BONNYCASTLE Charles (Dr.)
BONNYCASTLE Charles (Dr.)
University of Virginia Pavilion VIII, resident
of
BONNYCASTLE Charles (Dr.)
BONNYCASTLE
BONNYCASTLE
BONNYCASTLE
BONNYCASTLE
BONNYCASTLE
BONNYCASTLE
BONWAY
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Miss
Mrs.
A.
BOOCOCK
BOOCOCK
BOOGHER
BOOKER
BOOKER
BOOKER
HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs.
Murray
Dudley (Rev.)
Betty
George
portrait (ca. 1837) from oil by James W.
Ford
University of Virginia and - Chapel
Monticello, slave bought at
slave bought at Monticello
and women's suffrage
portrait of Second Earl of Albemarle
presented by
women's suffrage meeting, sings at
photo of
MACH-59: 47
MACH-13: 57,60
MACH-19: 23
MACH-35/36:
25,26,28,30,33,34
,40,42,43,44,475,53,5659,62,64,66,70,71
,78,84,99
MACH-35/36: 85
(also UVAB-6:
opp. p.106)
MACH-52: 94
MACH-55: 102n
MACH-55: 102n
MACH-35/36: 40
MACH-35/36: 81
MACH-55: 11
MACH-21: 70
MACH-27/28: 42
MACH-3: 78
MACH-55: 6
MACH-17: 29
MACH-55: 3
BOOKS
BOON
BOONE
BOONE
L. A. (Mrs.)
Daniel
Daniel
BOONE
Daniel
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
Daniel
Daniel
Eva Coles
Eva Coles
H. B.
Henry
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
BOONE
Henry B.
Nathan
Nathan
Nathan (Mrs.)
BOONE
BOONESBORO
BOONESBORO
GAP
BOONESVILLE
BOOSTER'S
CLUB
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTH
BOOTLEGGING
Thomas
MACH-25: 17
MACH-23: 52
MACH-10: 32
MACH-19: 3
Daniel Boone's Adventures in Charlottesville
in 1781: Some Incidents Connected With
Tarleton's Raid - by John Cook Wyllie
MACH-19: 5-18
MACH-19: opp. p.
photo of portrait
16
MACH-29: 18
MACH-39: 26,52
Missionary Circle
MACH-39: 48,84
women's suffrage and
MACH-55: 11
MACH-45: 16
author - The Career Triumphant (involves
Charlottesville)
MACH-51: 93
MACH-17: 52
MACH-19: 7-10
MACH-19: 9
MACH-33/34:
158n
MACH-22: 13,204
MACH-25: 26
MACH-10: 11
David A.
Evangeline
family
George
George W. Sr
John Wilkes
Lewellyn D.
MACH-39: 54-55
MACH-134,135
MACH-33/34: 96
MACH-24: 48,49
MACH-9: 46
MACH-23: 47
MACH-3: 48,49
MACH-23: 47
MACH-27/28: 42
BOOZ
BORBIN
BORBIN
BORDELLO
BORDEN
BORDER
GUARD
BORLAND
BOSCHVANDRA
KENSTEIN
BOSCOBELLE,
VIRGINIA
BOSSWELL
BOSSWELL
BOSTON
BOSTON
CANDY
KITCHEN
BOSTON
CANDY
KITCHEN
BOSTON
CONFECTIONE
RY
BOSTON ONE
STEP (DANCE)
BOSTON TEA
PARTY
BOSWELL
BOSWELL
BOSWELL
BOSWELL
BOSWELL
BOSWELL'S
TAVERN
Mr.
Caroline Rebecca
Heath
Robert
MACH-27/28: 42
John
MACH-19: 43
MACH-19: 43
MACH-27/28: 40
MACH-9: 62
family
MACH-22: 13,113
MACH-8: 43
Olivia
MACH-41: 100
Matthew
Matthew Jr.
Dr.
MACH-21: 43
MACH-5: 59
MACH-5: 59
MACH-20: 28
East Main Street
MACH-54: 2
Velle, Nicholas, openend by in 1912
MACH-54: 2
becomes restaurant
MACH-54: 10
MACH-42: 35
MACH-23: 35
MACH-3: 73
MACH-9: 50,55
MACH-9: 63
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 63
James
John
Matthew
Nancy
William
St. John's Church Waldrup and
MACH-55: 18,30
BOTANY
BOTANY
BOTETOURT
BOTETOURT
COUNTY
BOTETOURT
COUNTY
BOTETOURT
COUNTY
BOTETOURT
COUNTY
BOTETOURT
COUNTY
BOTTS
BOTTS
BOTTS
BOTTS
BOUCHER
BOUGHIN
BOULDIN
BOULOGNE
BOULWARE
BOULWARE
BOURBON
BOURBONS
(VIRGINIA
CONSERVATIVE
S)
BOURCHIER
BOWCAS
Jefferson's interest in
Governor
study of
Burgesses dissolved, 1769
MACH-13:
58,60,62
MACH-51: 104105
MACH-52: 94n
MACH-12: 30-32
MACH-21: 38
MACH-23: 57
MACH-4: 51
Dagger Springs
Barbara
John Minor
John Minor
Steve
Jonathan (Rev.)
Michael
Thomas T.
Rebuben
Richard S.
family
Charlottesville
Restaurant and
plays Ivy hockey
portrait (1802-1869)
plays Ivy hockey
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, article for
MACH-4: 31
MACH-21: 61
MACH-23: 47
MACH-23: 47
MACH-21: 62
MACH-2: 37,40
MACH-56: 30
MACH35/36:21,32,41,98
MACH-26: 8
MACH-14: 63
MACH-46: 49
MACH-4: 50
MACH-11: 9
MACH-24: 49
MACH-54: 5
BOWCOCK
BOWCOCK
BOWCOCK
BOWCOCK
Evie Lee
John J.
John J.
W. H.
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
Delia
Elizabeth
family
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
family
family
family
James
James M.
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
John
John
Julia T.
BOWEN
BOWEN
Margaret
Micajah
BOWEN
BOWEN
Polly
Robert
BOWEN
Robert
BOWEN
BOWEN
BOWEN
T. C.
William
William A.
BOWERS
BOWERS
BOWERS
BOWERS
Fredson
Fredson
Fredson
Fredson
MACH-5: 83
MACH-2: 31
MACH-22: 30,31
MACH-22: 35
Shenandoah National Park, displaced from
land of
Shenandoah National Park, resettlement
from
Charlottesville, access to from Blue Ridge
Shenandoah National Park, displaced from
land of
child of T. C. Bowen; age 26 in 1870
age 66 in 1870; probable wife of T. C.
Bowen
MACH-51: 85
MACH-9: 48
MACH-24: 46
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-51: 58
MACH-8: 43
MACH-15: 13
MACH-32: 44
MACH-51: 85
MACH-9: 43
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-9: 48
Shenandoah National Park, displaced from
lands of
MACH-51: 84
mountain home, desires to remain in
MACH-51: 75n
Shenandoah National Park, displaced from
lands of
MACH-51: 85
Alexander garrett lived with family of; family
listed
MACH-61: 87n
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-53: 134
marriage
MACH-21: 26,50
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia MACH-56: 11-13,
- contributions to
20-22
Massey, Linton, correspondence with
MACH-56: 15-16
Hinman Collator, work with
MACH-56: 18
photo
MACH-56: 21
BOWERS
Fredson
BOWERS
Fredson
BOWERS
Fredson
BOWERS
Fredson
BOWERS
BOWERS
Fredson
Fredson
BOWERS
Fredson
BOWERS
BOWERS
BOWERS
BOWIE
BOWIE
BOWING
BOWING
BOWLER
Fredson
Fredson T. Jr.
Lloyd G. (Mrs.)
Russell
Walter
Ephraim
John
Inez
BOWLER'S MILL
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
Amy
Bartlett
John S.
Lilian
Lucy
Martha
Martha (Patsy)
Mr.
Nathan
Stephen
BOWLES
William
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- Muirs, Percy, entertains, 1951
MACH-56: 25
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- graduate students of
MACH-56: 26
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- article written for
MACH-56: 30
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- Todd, B. William and
MACH-56: 31-32
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- Papers of, editor of
MACH-56: 31-32
papers of
MACH-56: 34-37
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- constitutional committee
MACH-56: 6
Bibliographic Society of University of Virginia
- talk at initial meeting of
MACH-56: 7
mentioned
MACH-56: 36
MACH-3: 84
MACH-26: 61
MACH-22: 197
MACH-5: 70
MACH-5: 70
MACH-39: 54
road gang, ordered to work on
Wilmington, Va., home at
original bead lady, 1968
married Griffin Butler, Sr.
home of, 1924
free black served in American Revolution
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
28, millwright
MACH-25: 24
MACH-5: 52
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-49: 20
MACH-58: 18
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 52
MACH-55: 41n,42
MACH-59: 136
MACH-9: 46
MACH-53: 116
MACH-53: 135
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLES
BOWLEY
BOWLING
BOWLING
Wm. O.
Zachariah
Zachariah
Mr.
Delphy
Jonathan
BOWLING
BOWLING
GREEN
VIRGINIA
BOWLING
GREEN
ACADEMY
Philip A.
BOWLS
Caty
BOWLS
Cretty
BOWLS
BOWLS
Dolly
family
BOWLS
BOWLS
John
John
BOWLS
Judy
BOWLS
BOWLS
BOWLS
Lucy
Nancy
Nathan
BOWLS
Ned
BOWLS
Peter F.
BOWLS
Stephen
road gang, ordered to work on
Poplar Forest, overseer at
Judge of Campbell County Circuit Court suspended, 1969
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-55: 56
MACH-9: 52
MACH-50: 16
MACH-9: 63
MACH-9: 52
MACH-56: 71
MACH-3: 65
Hart, John A. and
MACH-53: 56
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 58
housekeeper
MACH-53: 123
Albemarle free black, 1833. age 64, spinner
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulato, age 40,
washer
free blacks
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 37,
carpenter
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 38,
housekeeper
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 30,
housekeeper
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53:
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53: 123
MACH-53: 121
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 46
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 24,
cooper
MACH-53: 121
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 45,
farmer
MACH-53: 121
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 34,
shoemaker
MACH-53: 120
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 30,
weaver
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 64,
farmer
Market Street, home on
Virginia clergyman
BOWLS
Susan
BOWLS
BOWMAN
BOWMAN
Zechariah
family
Francis
BOWMAN
Francis
BOWMAN
BOWMAN
BOWMAN
BOWYER
BOXING
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
BOYCE
BOYCE
BOYD
L. G.
Ralph
Rev.
Jas. F.
Jackson, Dr. J. A.
Henry G.
Henry Gallman
Anna Bayard
campsite on property of
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
Anna Bayard
David F.
Edmund
Geo. W. (Dr.)
James M.
Julian
Julian P.
Smith, Margaret Bayard - letters from
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
Julian P.
Julian P.
Julian P.
Julian P.
BOYD
BOYD
Julian P.
Julian P.
editing the "Papers of Thomas Jefferson"
editing the "Papers of Thomas Jefferson"
editing the "Papers of Thomas Jefferson"
editing the "Papers of Thomas Jefferson"
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker at
Wyllie, John Cook and
MACH-53: 120
MACH-53: 121
MACH-48: 67
MACH-2: 30,35
MACH-21:
27,30,31,34,36,38
,42,43,46,48
Virginia clergyman
University of Virginia Confederate Cemetery
and
MACH-48: 8
MACH-9: 59
MACH-21: 27
MACH-9: 18
MACH-25: 33
Smith, Margaret Bayard - sister of
marriage
editing the "Papers of Thomas Jefferson"
MACH-56: 93
MACH-22: 146
MACH-22: 146
MACH-51: 115
MACH-51: 116130
MACH-9: 19
MACH-5: 63
MACH-19: 43
MACH-21: 27,52
MACH-37/38: 45
MACH-13: 21
MACH-17:
17,52,53
MACH-19: 7
MACH-2: 61,65
MACH-4: 58
MACH-48:
111,119
MACH-56: 19
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
Martha J. (Mrs.)
Miss
Samuel
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
T. Munford
T. Munford
Thomas
Thomas D. (Mrs.)
Thomas Duckett
Thomas M.
Torpedeo Mate
U.S.N.R.
W. M.
Waller M.
William
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD
BOYD, P. F. AND
BROTHER
BOYDEN
Celestine
BOYDEN
Ebenezer (Rev.)
BOYDEN
Ebenezer (Rev.)
BOYDEN
BOYDEN
BOYDEN
BOYDEN
family
family
Frances
Hanson
BOYDEN
BOYDEN
Henrietta
John
BOYDEN
Lilla
Mary Sheffey (Mrs.
Ebenezer)
BOYDEN
married Anna Bayard
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
Charlottesville "Guide," editor of
MACH-2: 25
MACH-32: 43
MACH-51: 115
MACH-48: 119
MACH-50: 83
MACH-22: 12
MACH-7: 35
MACH-2: 66
MACH-25: 7
MACH-7: 70
MACH-45: 46
MACH-25: 34
MACH-6: 50
services offered as commission merchants,
1830
MACH-58: 80
MACH-20: 20
MACH-20:
24,26,28,42
MACH-33/34:
145,145n,150
MACH-20:
22,27,44
MACH-8: 43
MACH-20: 20
MACH-44: 38
MACH-20:
20,22,32,36,38,39
,56,59,62
MACH-20: 20,22
MACH-20:
20,38,39
MACH-20: 20
BOYDEN
BOYD'S
TAVERN
BOYE
BOYER
BOYER
BOYKIN
Meriwether
MACH-20:
20,22,32,38
Mat
Charles W.
family
C. E.
MACH-24: 56
MACH-12: 41
MACH-31: 20
MACH-8: 43
MACH-50: 80
BOYKIN
Edward
BOYLE
BOYLE
BOYLSTON
BRACKETT
BRADBURY
Andrew
Ensign
Zabdiel
Mary
Eugene
BRADBURY
BRADDOCK
BRADEY
BRADFORD
BRADFORD
BRADLEY
Eugene
Edward (Gen.)
John
Daily Progress, worked for
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1862
treatment of smallpox
defeat of
Duke, R. T. W., Jr., visit by
William A., Jr.
family
BRADLEY
Jackie
BRADLEY
Jackie
BRADLEY
BRADLEY
BRADSHAW
BRADSHAW
BRADY
BRADY
Jackie
Richard
Benjamin
Dana
Congressman
J. L.
BRADY
James
MACH-48: 119
MACH-57:
90,93,96
MACH-7: 66
MACH-52: 35
MACH-39: 20,73
MACH-44: 48
MACH-46:
68,70,73
MACH-19: 48
MACH-6: 55
MACH-49: 38
MACH-19: 43
MACH-8: 43
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2002
MACH-60: iii
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
MACH-61: iii
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-9: 58
MACH-7: 27
Pine Knot*, restoration of
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-27/28: 77
marriage
MACH-21: 27,51
MACH-58: 68Scottsville slave trader
69,71
BRADY
BRADY
James
John W.
BRADY
BRADY
BRAGELL
Tom
William
John
BRAGG
BRAGG
Henry
Henry
BRAGG
BRAGG
Henry Gustavus
Henry Gustavus
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
Henry Gustavus
Henry Gustavus
Henry Gustavus
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGG
BRAGGS
BRAHE
J. Y.
James Yates
Janie
Janie
Lucy
Lucy
Paulina M.
Talbot
Mr.
Tycho
BRAIDWOOD
BRAMHAM
BRAMHAM
BRAMHAM
BRANCH
BRANCH
BRANCH
Mr.
Ludlow
Nimrod
William
Bolling (Maj.)
James R.
John (Hon.)
Gilmer, George Christopher sends letetr to,
1852
Scottsville newspapers and
researcher of iron furnaces and forges, ca.
late 1900s
activities of, 1860-1870
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
mentioned
Charlottesville Woolen Mills superintendent
Marchant, H. C., memorial to
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - employed at
mentioned
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
photo: (1/19/1906); in group of confederate
veterans
MACH-58: 69
MACH-50: 87-89
MACH-61: 49,57
MACH-58: 68n
MACH-6: 43
MACH-53:
77,78,80,83
MACH-53: 82,87
MACH-53: 112
MACH-53: 75,94
MACH-53: 76
MACH-53: 88,113
MACH-53: 91
MACH-22: 190
MACH-22: 192
MACH-53: 82
MACH-53: 88
MACH-53: 75
MACH-53: 75-76
MACH-21: 47,48
MACH-21: 27,51
MACH-21: 39
MACH-50: 31
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
sister of Henry Bragg
boarding house of
children of
marriage
marriage
Virginia clergyman
work on order of the universe
Central College - proposed to add a wing to
for deaf and dumb
MACH-60: 95-96
Maj., (of Louisa County)
MACH-19: 43
Col.
MACH-19: 43
MACH-19: 43
MACH-19: 43
MACH-45: 9
MACH-21: 30
BRANCH
BRANCH
BRANCH
LIBRARIES
Margaret
William
BRANDER
BRANDER
BRANDON
BRANDY,
VIRGINIA
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANHAM
BRANNOCK
BRANT
MACH-21: 30,49
MACH-2: 29
MACH-37/38: 13
Brown family
BRANCH POINT plantation
BRANCHLAND*
BRANCHLANDS Michie family
*
plantation
BRAND
Chiles M.
BRAND
Elizabeth
BRAND
Frances
BRAND
Richard Jr.
BRAND
Richard Sr.
BRANDER
marriage
map showing location of
entrance to opposite the fair grounds; part of
now catholic church property
MACH-60: 107
MACH-23: 47,48
MACH-23: 48
MACH-39: 72
MACH-23: 48
MACH-23: 48
Caleb (of Petersburg)
Thomas A.
William
Miss
MACH-10: 32
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
marriage
author of "Strangers and Pilgrims"
Lindsay, Stephen Clark - home of
Horace
Jane M.
John
M.
Malchia
N. (Col.)
Nimrod
Nimrod
Nimrod
Sarah
Susannah
Vine
George
Irving
MACH-61: 2
MACH-22: 192
marriage
Albemarle Free Black resides at, 1833
Oaklawn*, builder of
marriage
Ivy hockey played by
author: "Two of a Size"
MACH-48: 10
MACH-21: 26
MACH-20: 50
MACH-50: 79
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-21: 34,49
MACH-9: 53
MACH-53: 138
MACH-5: 70
MACH-10: 34
MACH-21: 26,34
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-56: 112
MACH-21: 26,48
MACH-9: 53
MACH-5: 70
MACH-21: 62
MACH-16: 5-19
BRANT
BRASFIELD
Irving
George
BRASFIELD
George
BRASFIELD
George
BRASFIELD
George
Denis P. (of
Alabama)
BRASHEAR
BRASS RAIL
BRATTON
BRAVE DEEDS
OF
CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS
BRAXTON
BRAXTON
BRAZIL
BRAZIL
BREADLOVE
BREADLOVE
BREASTWORKS
BREATHE IN,
BREATHE OUT:
A MEMOIR
BREATHED
BREAUTE
BRECHIN
BRECHIN
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
Magazine of Albemarle County History,
contributor to
World War I - ambulance driver in
World War I - ambulance drivers,
comments about
World War I - war experiences, 1918,
comments about
World War I - memoirs doanted to UVa.,
ca.1960s
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1862
illustration
family
Carter
Carter
Sao Paulo - University of
River of Doubt and Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas
William
by Mary Scott Parker Blake, edited by Rick
Britton
MACH-48: 122
MACH-57: 2
MACH-57:
20,21,23
MACH-57: 23,29
MACH-57: 32
MACH-57:
90,92,93,96
MACH-54: 19
MACH-8: 65
MACH-29: 70,71
MACH-1: 11
MACH-7: 24
MACH-4: 63
MACH-51: 43
MACH-5: 49
MACH-6: 52
MACH-25:
11,16,26
Capt.
Falkes de
A. C.
Mr.
MACH-57: 44-55
MACH-22: 27,28
MACH-16: 20
MACH-46: 7
MACH-4: 26
Clifton R.
MACH-10: 14
Henry
MACH-29: 36
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKENRIDG
E
BRECKINRIDGE
BRECKMAN
James
MACH-17: 8
James
MACH-18: 16
MACH-23:
9,26,28,31
James
James
Jefferson, Thomas, letter from
MACH-54: 85n
John
MACH-12: 48
John
MACH-13: 22
Wilkinson, John - suit against (on behalf of
Nicholas Cabell)
MACH-50: 54
John
John C.
MACH-22: 39
John Cabell
MACH-44: 32
Secretary of War
MACH-42: 84
William C. P.
Desha
John
BREDIN
Stephen
BREDIN
Stephen
BREDIN
Stephen
BREDIN
Stephen
BREDIN
BREECE
Stephen
G. E.
suffrage speech at University of Virginia
Albemarle County Historical Society Board
of Directors - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society Board
of Directors - 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
Blue Ridge Mountain tract, purchase of
MACH-10: 14
MACH-55: 5
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: ii
MACH-59iii
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-49: 68,69
BREEDEN
BREEDEN
James O.
James O.
BREEDEN
James O.
BREEDEN
BREEDLOVE
BREEDLOVE
BREEDLOVE
BREEDLOVE
BREEDON
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
Stephen
Cornelius
Martin
Richard
William
J.O. (author)
author: "Insights Into the Medical Statistics
of the Charlottesville General Hospital, 18611865"
MACH-30: 43-60
overseers, comments on
MACH-50: 11-12
author: "Science and Popular Culture in
MACH-51: 102Jefferson's Virginia"
113
Albemarle County Historical Society board of directors, 2000
MACH-58: i
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 50
MACH-6: 52
MACH-30:43-59
MACH-15: 22
MACH-23: 29
construction of
MACH-46: 32,3739,45
MACH-5: 76
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMO *
(FLUVANNA
COUNTY AND
HENRICO
COUNTY)
BREMOND
BRENNAN
BRENNAN
BRENNAN, B. H.
AND COMPANY
(PRIVATE
BANK)
BRENNER
ESTATE
BRENNER
ESTATE
BRENT
BRENT
BREUDING
BRIBERY
Cocke, John Hartwell, home of
MACH-52: 93
Cocke, John Hartwell Jr.
MACH-54: 8384,86
MACH-7: 12,15
Temperance Spring at
family
B. H.
B. H.
Carleton* - owned by
Carleton* - owned by
MACH-7: 15
MACH-8: 43
MACH-48: 84,84n
MACH-54: 38
Dabney, James Cabell describes
MACH-48: 84,84n
MACH-2: 5
location of, 1888
Alexander
Charles (Maj.) (of
Frederick County)
Andreas
MACH-56: 78
MACH-17: 29
MACH-19: 43
MACH-41: 102
MACH-11: 8
BRICE
BRICK
Fanny
BRICK CHURCH
IN BLANFORD
BRICKLAYERS
BRICKLAYERS
BRICKMAKING
BRIDES
BRIDGES
MACH-31: 18
MACH-29: 67
free blacks as
University of Virginia and
Arthur
BRIDGES
BRIDGES
BRIDGEWATER Earl of
BRIDGEWATER Mr.
BRIDGEWATER
COLLEGE
BRIDGEWATER,
VIRGINIA
BRIDLE SPUR
FARM*
BRIEF
HISTORICAL
SKETCH OF
THE HOT FOOT
AND I.M.P.
SOCIETIES AT
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, A
Cherry Valley* and
football and
Rivanna, county bridge over
MACH-10: 31
MACH-53: 119
MACH-54: 86-87
MACH-57:
125,127
MACH-53: 30
MACH-14: 14
MACH-26:
7,54,55
MACH-29: 61
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-34: 47
MACH-21: 71
The Green Bookman
MACH-8: 55
MACH-40: 29,30
by Charles Edward Moran, Sr.
MACH-57: 35-43
BRIEF HISTORY
OF THE EARLY
YEARS OF THE
MILLER
MANUAL LABOR
SCHOOL"
BRIEF HISTORY
OF THE JEWISH
COMMUNITY IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE, A
BRIEF HISTORY
OF THE
MILITARY
ORGANIZATION
S OF
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY, A
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGGS
BRIGHAM
BRIGHAM
BRIGHT
Dr.
Dr.
Geo. W.
George
Isaac
Mrs.
Nancy
Nancy
Charles
Louisa
John
Brown family
BRIGHTBERRY * plantation
BRIGHTSIDE*
Louis Amedee (1828BRINGIER
1897)(of Louisiana)
by B. F. D. Runk
MACH-31: 31-52
by Nancy E. Willner
MACH-40: 1-24
by Lt. Cmdr. E. V. Walker
MACH-48: 112
MACH-22: 150
MACH-55: 89
MACH-9: 17
MACH-59: 61
MACH-21: 16-17
MACH-35/36: 158
MACH-58: 18
MACH-58: 20
MACH-21: 27,49
MACH-21: 47,49
MACH-12: 15
mentioned
University of Virginia hotelkeeper, 1884
Monticello described by
bead lady - joined in 1969
bead lady - still alive, 2000
marriage
marriage
map showing location of
MACH-61: 2
MACH-11: 23
MACH-14:
16,17,19,20
BRINGIER
BRINGIER
BRINGIER
BRINGIER
COLLECTION
(LOUISIANA
STATE
UNIVERSITY)
BRINKLEY
BRISCOE
(BRISCO)
BRISTOL
BRISTOL,
VIRGINIA
BRISTOL,
VIRGINIA
BRISTOL,
VIRGINIA
BRISTOL,
VIRGINIA
BRISTOL,
VIRGINIA
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
Louise de Ste.
Columbe
Marius de Ste.
Colombe
Michel Doradu
MACH-14: 16
MACH-14: 16
Charles
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-14: 16
MACH-21: 60
William
Roger
in group photo
MACH-5: 56
MACH-56: 23
MACH-14: 16
MACH-22: 79
MACH-3: 82
Mosby, J. S. practices law at
BRITISH
BRITISH
South West Virginia Institute - Baptist
General Assembly of Virginia and
Council
Parliament
troops
prisoners - settled on Barracks Road in
1779
Army
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
Ambassador
traders
Minister of United States
Canada
MACH-43: 49
MACH-5: 43
MACH-54: 53,5657
MACH-11: 12
MACH-12: 12
MACH-12: 26
MACH-12: 43
MACH-12: 43
MACH-13:
1,12,14,15,20
MACH-13: 12,14
MACH-13: 18
MACH-13: 20
MACH-13: 4
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
Government
universities
fleet
ships
diplomats
Charge d'affairs in 1801
Ambassador - Extraordinary && Minister
Plenipotentiary
Embassy
Army
Embassy in France
Army
troops
prisoners - settled on Barracks Road in
1779
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH
BRITISH ARMY
BRITISH ARMY
BRITISH ARMY
BRITISH IRON
ACT OF 1750
BRITISH
ORIGINS OF
OLD VIRGINIA
FAMILIES
ships
Army
Guiana
Minister of United States
dragoons
officers
Museum Library - Francis, F. C. and
Government
MACH-13: 54
MACH-13: 57
MACH-13: 6
MACH-13: 7
MACH-14: 10
MACH-16: 12
MACH-16: 23
MACH-16: 23
MACH-16: 23
MACH-16: 23
MACH-19: 14
MACH-19: 15
MACH-19: 16
MACH-19: 16,22
MACH-19: 23
MACH-26: 30
MACH-3: 46
MACH-3: 86
MACH-30: 15
MACH-30: 19-27
MACH-31: 12
MACH-56: 32
MACH-6: 37
land policy and the settlement of Albemarle
American Revolution Long Island - action on
American Revolution New Jersey - action in
American Revolution Delaware invaded by
MACH-8: 7
MACH-61: 35
MACH-61: 37
MACH-61: 38
pig iron
colonies could ship to England duty free
MACH-61: 58
by John E. Manahan
MACH-24: 39-54
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
Elizabeth
Franky
George
John
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
BRITT
Lindsay
Martha
Obadiah
Obadiah
Obadiah
Obediah
Obid
Sarah
W. L.
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
marriage
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 60
MACH-21: 27,52
MACH-5: 70
Biscuit Run, property on bought from Butlers MACH-55: 50
MACH-6: 56
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 50,56
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 43,50
MACH-9: 47
MACH-9: 50
MACH-32: 31
editor: "So Many Dangers Seen and
Unseen: a Civil War Memoir by James
Addison Leathers"
MACH-29: 69-84
Albemarle County Historical Society
Publication Committee - 1998
MACH-56: i
author: "Hot Foot Society," introduction to
article
MACH-57: 35-36
editor: "Breathe In, Breathe Out: A Memoir,"
by Mary Scott Parker Blake
MACH-57: 44-55
editor: "Letters Home from Private William
H. Jones of the Albemarle Rifles"
MACH-57: 65-69
Albemarle County Historical Society
Publication Committee - 1999
MACH-57: i
Albemarle County Historical Society
Publication Committee - 2000
MACH-58: i
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2001
MACH-59i
editor: Charlottesville and Albemarle
MACH-60: 103County, Circa 1920 by Earl C. Leake
112
Charlottesville and Albemarle County, ca.
1920 as Recalled by Earlc C. Leake
MACH-60: 103(Penned in 1983); editor of
112
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BRITTON
Rick
BROAD
MOSSING FORD
(ACROSS
RIVANNA
RIVER)
BROADDUS
BROADDUS
BROADHEAD
BROADHEAD
BROADHED
BROADNAX
Luther (1847)
William F.
A.
Jonathan
Jonathan
Robert
BROADUS
BROADUS
BROADUS
John A.
John A.
John A.
BROADUS
BROADUS
John A.
John A.
BROADUS
BROADUS
BROADUS
John A.
John A.
John A.
BROADUS
John A.
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee chairman- 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee chairman - 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee chairman and editor,
2004
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
vice-president, 2004
Crandon, Capt., 1865 and
author: "Memorial of Gessner Harrison"
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
Dickinson, Albert E. and
Baptist Church pastor
Abell, Alexander Pope, correspondence
with, 1859-1861
MACH-60: i
MACH-61: i
MACH-61: iii
MACH-62: i
MACH-62: iii
MACH-14: 6
MACH-3: 68
MACH-56: 49
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-6: 47
MACH-6: 57
MACH-14: 18
MACH-19: 2022,37,39,43
MACH-27/28: 86
MACH-32: 22
MACH-35/36:
75,120
MACH-39: 13
MACH-53:
34,42,43,45
MACH-53: 41
MACH-53: 41
MACH-53: 53-54
BROADUS
John A.
BROADUS
BROADUS
BROADUS
John A.
John A.
John A. (Mrs.)
BROADUS
Major
BROADUS
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
BROCK
Major
A.
A.
Anselm
C. W.
Charles
David
family
H. I.
Horace C.
Horace C.
BROCK
Molly
Mr. (University of
Virginia)
BROCK
BROCK
Nelson
BROCK
Perry
BROCK
BROCK
Robert Alonzo
Robert Kincaid
BROCK
Zechariah
BROCK
BOARDINGHOU
SE
mentioned
Baptist Church pastor - growth of black
membership
married Maria Harrison
University of Virginia Monroe Hill house
occupied by
University of Virginia hotel F, residence of,
1846
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
MACH-53: 56
MACH-55: 71
MACH-55: 93
MACH-19: 43
MACH-59: 45, 65
MACH-59: 63
MACH-59: 57
MACH-9: 18
MACH-44: 29
MACH-9: 19
MACH-5: 39
MACH-5: 59
MACH-8: 43
MACH-18: 49
MACH-18: 49
MACH-3: 86
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulato, age 67,
housekeeper
MACH-53: 122
MACH-9: 32
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 40,
farmer
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 28,
labourer
editor: "Misc. Papers in Collection of
Historical Soc."
author: "Archibald Carey of Ampthill"
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 34,
farmer
MACH-53: 122
MACH-53: 122
MACH-1: 8
MACH-4: 5
MACH-53: 122
MACH-5: 39
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
A. S.
MACH-27/28: 118
A. S. (Capt.)
MACH-21: 30
Arthur S.
University of Virginia, Proctor
MACH-15: 43
Arthur S.
University of Virginia, Proctor
MACH-17: 12
MACH-18: 1418,20,22,23,2729,30,31
BROCKENBROU
GH
Arthur S.
BROCKENBROU
GH
Arthur S.
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
University of Virginia, Proctor
University of Virginia, Proctor
Arthur S.
MACH-19: 24
MACH-23:
14,18,21-22,28,3233,34
MACH-35/36:
94,97
Arthur S.
MACH-43: 11
Arthur S.
Arthur S.
Cocke, John Hartwell, letter to
MACH-54: 85
Arthur S.
Jefferson, Thomas, correspondence with
MACH-54: 85n,86
Arthur S.
MACH-55: 24
Arthur S.
Jefferson, Thomas, correspondence with
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of bought by at
auction, 1828
Arthur S.
University of Virginia Hotel E and
MACH-59: 61
MACH-58: 78n
Austin
MACH-19: 43
family
MACH-8: 43
John W.
Judge, Lexington, Va.
MACH-16: 32
BROCKENBROU
GH
John W.
BROCKENBROU
GH
L. (Mrs.)
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GH
BROCKENBROU
GHH
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
William
Ambrose
C. W.
Caty
Fountain
John
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
BROCKMAN
Paul
Samuel
T. B.
William
BRODHEAD
BRODIE
BRODNAX
BROKE
Daniel (Lt. Col.)
Fawn
Robert
Richard
BROKENBROUG
H
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
Arthur Spicer
F. L.
family
Joseph
MACH-22: 86
MACH-19: 43
MACH-35/36:
40,44,63,64,65,81
,94
Lucy Gray
Mary
Hotel B. occupied by, 1832
MACH-59: 59
student
MACH-35/36: 73
William H.
MACH-35/36: 93
University of Virginia librarian, 1832-1835
Green Mountain Greys, made uniforms for
MACH-59: 60
MACH-9: 58
MACH-1: 36
MACH-9: 50
MACH-59: 71
MACH-9: 42
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 16
MACH-5: 53
American forces at the Battle of Long Island,
1775 - comments about
MACH-61: 36
MACH-43: 3
MACH-14: 18
MACH-9: 52
University of Virginia proctor
married a Dabney
MACH-59: 3839,43,47,48,52-54
MACH-22: 103
MACH-8: 43
MACH-48: 62n
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONAUGH
BRONTE
BRONTE
BROOK
BROOK THE*
BROOK THE*
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL *
BROOK HILL
SCHOOL
BROOK HILL
SCHOOL
BROOKE
BROOKE
BROOKENS
BROOKLAND
SCHOOL
(GREENWOOD,
VA. 1857-1867)
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
Minor
William
William N.
William V.
Willy
Willy
Willy
biography
Emily
F. T. (Judge)
Norfolk and Western Railroad, employee of MACH=48: 89
youthful mishap
MACH-48: 78,79
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
MACH-53: 33,49
MACH-9: 19
Gale Hill*, youth at
MACH-48: 72
youthful mishap
MACH-48: 78,79
singing old songs
MACH-48: 81
MACH-42: 99
MACH-42: 91,93
MACH-8: 58
MACH-22: 198
MACH-8: 43
MACH-18: 43
MACH-2: 9
MACH-23: 61
MACH-33/34:
71,72,74,75
MACH-35/36: 167
MACH-8: 42,60
MACH-2: 9
Robert S.
Robert T., Esq.
Charles
marriage
Free Union, teacher at
records of the literary societies, 1857-1867
Charles
Charles S.
David
Elizabeth
James
comments on Confederate soldiers
daughter of James Brooks, Sr.
MACH-23: 61
MACH-21: 27,52
MACH-3: 66
MACH-55: 80
MACH-11: 62
MACH-5: 56
MACH-60: 17
MACH-9: 44
MACH-56: 55
MACH-5: 56
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
James
James Jr.
James Sr.
James Sr.
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
James Sr.
James (Mrs.)
Jerome
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
Jerome
John E.
Lewis
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS
Lewis
Preston
Richard
BROOKS
Robert
BROOKS
Robert
BROOKS
BROTHERS
firm of
BROOK'S MILL
BROOKSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BROOKSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
BROTHERHOOD
BROTHERHOOD
OF SAINT
ANDREW
BROUGHTONMAINWARING
Rowland
BROWN
A. J.
BROWN
A. J.
BROWN
A. S.
son of James Brooks, Sr.
Miller, Samuel, suspected as father of
biographical notes
Miller, Samuel, suspected as father of
mentioned in letter of Samuel Miller, 1839
Southern Aid Society of Virginia, Supt.
Colored Recreation Board Chairman,
ca.1935
property became part of Forest Park
Sumner, Charles, attack on
son of James Brooks, Sr.
son of James Brooks, Sr.
Charlottesville Woolen Mills sells cloth to
MACH-9: 48
MACH-56: 55
MACH-56: 54-55
MACH-56: 55-56
MACH-57: 116117n
MACH-57: 116
MACH-56: 91
MACH-56: 91
MACH-56: 113
MACH-40: 50,56
MACH-47:
66f,76,84f,87-91
MACH-50: 96
MACH-56: 55
MACH-2:
21,22,35
MACH-56: 55
MACH-53: 85
MACH-5: 5
MACH-21: 31
MACH-22: 37
MACH-39: 57
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assistance
to chaplains
magistrate, 1865
MACH-59: 24
MACH-17: 54
MACH-23: 48
MACH-56: 45
MACH-19: 35
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Abram Burwell
Abram Burwell
Abram Burwell
Alexander
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Alexander J.
Alexandria
Algernon Robert
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew J.
Andrew J.
Asa Brightberry
B.
Barsillai
Barzillia
Bazaleel
Bazile
Bazile
Bemis
Benajah
Benajah
Benjah
Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin
BROWN
BROWN
Benjamin
Benjamin
BROWN
BROWN
Benjamin
Benjamin
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
Charlottesville Baptist Church, pastor of
Richmond College, on faculty of
author: "The Cabells and Their Kin"
Rugby* built by ca. 1850
Alderman, 1854
son of Benjamin Brown
son of Benjamin Brown
MACH-53: 34
MACH-53: 53
MACH-53: 53
MACH-2: 38
MACH-35/36:
47,68,70,72,78,81
,104,112,121
MACH-23: 48
MACH-8: 70
MACH-14: 12
MACH-22: 54
MACH-48: 4n
MACH-5: 66
MACH-3: 36,40
MACH-52: 121
MACH-8: 69
MACH-8: 58
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-5: 56
MACH-11: 62
MACH-8: 71
MACH-9: 76
MACH-5: 56
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 47,64
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-1: 8,10
MACH-10: 21
MACH-5: 34,56
Brown family patriarch arrived in Albemarle,
1747; and family of
MACH-61: 1
patriarch of family 0 died in 1762
MACH-61: 11
MACH-8:
55,57,69
MACH-9: 65
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Benjamin Jr.
Benjamin Jr.
Benjamin F.
Benjamin Hescott
Bernard
Bernard
Bernard
Bernard
Bernard L.
Bernard Oswin
Bernis
Bernis
Beverly A.
Bezaleel
Bezaleel
Bezaleel
Bezaleel
BROWN
Bezaleel
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Bezaleel
Bezaleel
Bezaleel
BROWN
Bezaleel Jr.
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Bezaleel G.
Bezaleel Ira
Bezallel (Capt.)
Bezl.
Brightberry
Brightberry
Brightberry
Brightberry
Brightberry
appointed guardian of minor siblings at
father's death
son of Benjamin Brown
son of Benjamin Brown
slave received by at father's death
son of Benjamin Brown
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-11: 62
MACH-8: 69
MACH-14: 61
MACH-5: 56
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-8: 55,69
MACH-22: 102
MACH-8: 70
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-8: 69
MACH-5: 56
MACH-57: 123
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 1n
father of Elizabeth Brown
slave received by at father's death
son of Benjamin Brown
Doyle's River - purchased 4,000 acres along
in 1790s - in vicinity of Mt. Fair
MACH-61: 6
slave received from mother at her death in
1803
MACH-61: 7
slaves owned by
MACH-61: 7,11
MACH-8: 69
cemetery of at Mt. Fair - died young and
buried in
MACH-61: 6
son of William T. Brown; farm manager at
Mt. Fair, 1860
MACH-61: 6
MACH-8: 70
MACH-19: 43
MACH-21: 34
MACH-10: 23
MACH-14: 61
MACH-5: 56
Brown's Turnpike and
MACH-51: 57
slave received by at father's death
MACH-61: 11
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Brightberry
Brightberry
Brightberry
C. G.
son of Benjamin Brown
Brown's gap Turnpike opened by, 1805
author: "War Time Memories By An Old
Lady Who Was Then Young"
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Caroline Morrill
Catherine
Charles
Dr.
BROWN
Charles
Court Square, house on in colonial times
BROWN
Charles
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-61: 3
MACH-9: 46,47
MACH-23: 48
MACH-30: 29-41
MACH-9: 52
MACH-35/36: 103
MACH-52: 116-17
MACH-8: 5557,59,61,63,64,66
,69,70
Dr.
Dr. - Dr. Charles Brown's Reminiscences of
Early Albemarle by MaryRawlings and W.
Charles
Edwin Hemphill
MACH-8: 55-68
Dr. - Genealogical Data from Doctor
Charles Brown's Family Bible by Bessie
Charles
Herring Macleod
MACH-8: 69-70
Charles D.
MACH-23: 48
University of Virginia student ambulance
Charles Harrower, Jr. driver in World War I
MACH-57: 8
Charles T.
MACH-9: 18
Charles Thomas
MACH-8: 70
Charley
MACH-27/28: 21
Charlie
MACH-39: 85
Charlotte
Brown's Cove black resident 1870 census MACH-61: 10
Clifton
MACH-8: 71
Cynthia
daughter of Charlotte Brown
MACH-61: 10
Dillard
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
MACH-53: 80
Dr.
Westmoreland County physician
MACH-44: 28
Drewary
Ridge-Lane public housing proposal, 1965 MACH-56: 143
E. D.
MACH-23: 48
Edmund
MACH-21: 27,51
Miller, Samuel, opinions about possible
Edward S.
father of
MACH-56: 54
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Elijah
Elizabeth (b. 1781)
(Mrs. Jesse Garth)
Elizabeth Crenshaw
(Mrs. Robert
Thompson)
Elizabeth Dabney
(Mrs. Bernard)
Elizabeth E. Michie
(Mrs. Bezaleel)
Elizabeth Price (Mrs.
Bezalle)
Elliott
Estelle
Eveline E.
Ezra McKendree
(1835-1913)
family
family
family
family
family
family
BROWN
BROWN
family
family
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
family
family
family
Doyle's River, lived along
flour and saw mills of
African-Americans who worked for - stories
about
cemetery - location of
papers at Alderman Library, University of
Virginia
cemetery of at Mt. Fair
slaves of
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
family
family Bible
family papers
family papers
feeding and clothing of slaves mentioned
family network of slaves discussed
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
MACH-21: 27
married Jesse Garth, 1797
MACH-57: 123
MACH-8: 69
MACH-8: 55,69
MACH-8: 69
marriage
MACH-8: 69
MACH-6: 48
MACH-39: 30
MACH-21: 32,49
MACH-8: 70
MACH-1: 43
MACH-10: 23
MACH-11: 62
MACH-24: 46
MACH-51: 58
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 1-26
MACH-61: 15,24
MACH-61: 4, 6
MACH-61: 6
MACH-61: 7-11
MACH-8:
42,43,55
MACH-8: 69
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 24
BROWN
BROWN
Frances Mullens
(Mrs. Ira Benajah)
Frank B. (Mrs.)
BROWN
BROWN
George
George
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
George (Rev.)
George Dabney
George R.
Ira Benajah
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
J. R. (author)
J. Thompson
J. Thompson
J. Thompson (Mrs.)
J. Thompson (Mrs.)
J. Walter
(Howardsville)
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
James
James A.
James F.
Jane Gillie
Jas.
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Jeanne
Jessie Margaret
Joel W.
Joel W.
Joel W.
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Joel W.
John
John
John
MACH-8: 69
MACH-22: 100
MACH-39:
20,81,84
MACH-44: 36
MACH-39:
20,81,84
MACH-8: 70
MACH-23: 48
MACH-8: 6,9
MACH-22: 2333.37-44
MACH-21: 55
MACH-22: 196
MACH-22: 13
MACH-3: 84
MACH-10: 11
cemetery of at Mt. Fair - died young and
buried in
Second Street, 426 NE, owner of in 1865
MACH-61: 6
MACH-42: 12-14
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-23: 48
MACH-1: 36
Brown's Cove - assistance provided in study
of enslaved community at, ca. 2003
MACH-61: 4n
MACH-23: 48
MACH-11: 46
MACH-27/28: 118
Central Hotel, operates 1828
MACH-51: 116
Central Hotel on Market Street operated by,
1828
MACH-58: 80n
MACH-32: 24
MACH-44: 31
MACH-5: 56
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
John
John
John
John
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
John
John A.
John R.
John R.
John R.
John R.
John R.
John R.
BROWN
John R.
BROWN
John Thompson
(Col.) (of Petersburg)
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
execution of - Monticello Guard and
medical tteatment
words of at hanging
raid of at Harpers Ferry
raid at Harper's Ferry - prompts secession
speech by Prof. James P. Holcombe
author: "The Battle of Rio Hill"
author: "Sheridan's Occupation of
Charlottesville"
John Thompson
(Col.) (of Petersburg)
Joseph E.
Judith Fretwell (Mrs.
Benjamin Hescott)
K.
Kenneth
Ivy hockey played by
Lazarus
son of Benjamin Brown
Lewis Minor
Louis A. Jr.
Lucian
Lucy T. (Mrs. Reuben
Dabney)
Luthon
Margaret B. V.
Lucas, Annie, corrrespondence with
Maria (Mrs. Asa
Brightberry)
MACH-50: 106
MACH-52: 25
MACH-59: 44
MACH-59: 97
MACH-60: 10
MACH-9: 17
MACH-15: 46,47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18: 53
MACH-22: 102
MACH-22: 23-34
MACH-22: 37-44
MACH-4: 33
MACH-3: 69
MACH-30: 58
MACH-8: 69
MACH-45: 15
MACH-21: 59,61
MACH-61: 1n
MACH-23: 48
MACH-1: 50
MACH-22: 23
MACH-8: 69
MACH-5: 56
MACH-53: 37
MACH-8: 69
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Martha
Martha (Mrs. Elijah)
Martha Price
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary (Mrs.)
BROWN
BROWN
Mary (Mrs. Charles)
Mary Ann Jarman (
Mrs. William
Thompson)
Mary Elizabeth Ann
Garth (Mrs. Bezalle
Ira)
Mary F.
Mary Frances
Williams (Mrs.
Algernon Robert)
Mary Jane
Mary Southall (Mrs.
John Thompson
Brown)
Mary Southall (Mrs.
John Thompson
Brown)
Mary Thompson
(Mrs. Bezaleel)
Mary Thompson
(Mrs. Bezaleel)
BROWN
BROWN
Matthew
Matthew
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
marriage
wife of Bezaleel Brown
slaves owned by
MACH-39:
20,63,87
MACH-10: 32,37
MACH-21: 40,49
MACH-23: 48
MACH-44: 28
MACH-61: 6
MACH-61: 7
MACH-35/36: 103
MACH-8:
55,69,70
MACH-8: 70
marriage
MACH-8: 70
MACH-21: 34,49
marriage
MACH-8: 70
MACH-21: 46,49
MACH-4: 29,33
married Charles S. Venable
MACH-48: 16
mother of Elizabeth Brown
MACH-57: 123
MACH-8: 69
MACH-17:
13,14,22-24,34
MACH-46: 43
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Mildred (Mrs. Thomas
Harris)
Miriam Maupin (Mrs.
Bernard)
MACH-8: 69
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Miss
Misses
Mr.
Mr.
Nehemiah
Nelson
O. (Brvt. Brig. Gen.)
O. B. (Dr.) (of
Washington)
Patsy
Ralph (Dr.)
Razor-Grinder
Renkin
Reuben Dabney
Rita Mae (author)
BROWN
Rita Mae (author)
BROWN
Rita Mae (author)
BROWN
BROWN
Rita Mae (author)
Robert
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Robert
Roy
Ivy hockey played by
Roy
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
S. W.
Sally R. Tilman (Mrs.
Ezra McKendree)
Sarah
BROWN
BROWN
of Lynchburg
Bloomfield Academy, teacher at
Clarke County, lands sold in
Tidball, William L., correspondence from
marriage
works based in Charlottesville
High Hearts - novel, involving
Charlottesville
Wish You Were Here - novel involving
Charlottesville
Rest in Pieces - novel involving
Charlottesville
MACH-8: 69
MACH-35/36:
28,34,35,36,102
MACH-35/36: 103
MACH-22: 206
MACH-43: 32
MACH-39: 45
MACH-39: 20
MACH-55: 70
MACH-18: 35
MACH-9: 64
MACH-39: 86-87
MACH-21: 27,52
MACH-7: 26
MACH-8: 69
MACH-51: 92
MACH-51: 93-94
MACH-51: 94
MACH-51: 94
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9:
50,57,63
MACH-21: 59
MACH-53: 80
MACH-39: 33
MACH-8: 70
MACH-5: 56
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Sarah
Sarah
Sarah Brown (Mrs.
Beverly A.)
Sarah Thompson
(Mrs. Benjamin)
Sarah Thompson
(Mrs. Benjamin)
Tarleton
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas H.
Thomas Harris
Travis
W. R.
Wiliam T.
William
William
William
William
William
William
William A.
William Edward
BROWN
William Edward
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
William Edward
William L.
William T.
BROWN
William T.
BROWN
William T.
BROWN
BROWN
will of, 1803 - mother of Bezaleel - bequest
to in will
MACH-61: 7
MACH-9: 63
MACH-8: 69
Indians bartered goods at her farm, 1750s
husband of Charlotte Brown
Mt. Fair* inherited by
marriage
MACH-61: 4
MACH-8: 55,69
MACH-5: 56
MACH-21: 32
MACH-61: 10
MACH-22: 102
MACH-8: 69
MACH-9: 52
MACH-23: 48
MACH-61: 7
MACH-21: 28,50
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-39: 85
MACH-42: 12
MACH-6: 56
MACH-8: 69
MACH-9: 17
MACH-44: 51,53
photo: (4/11/1927) with Curtis N. Savage at
Blue Ridge Sanitarium
MACH-44: 56
Blue Ridge Sanitorium medical director,
1924
MACH-57: 48
MACH-39: 20
MACH-11: 62
blacksmith shop at Mount Fair* mentioned
in will of
MACH-61: 11
son of Bezaleel and Mary Brown - inherited
portion of father's property; married Mary
Ann Jarman
MACH-61: 6
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN VS.
BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF
TOPEKA
KANSAS
BROWN VS.
BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF
TOPEKA
KANSAS
BROWNE
BROWNE
BROWNE
BROWNE
BROWNE
BROWNE
BROWNFIELD
BROWNING
Henry J.
Henry J.
J. Ross
Susan E.
William
William W.
Ed
Francis
BROWNING
James Hamilton (Dr.)
BROWNING
BROWNING
William T.
William T.
William Thompson
William W.
Zenith Jones
slaves owned by
author: "Invitation to Murder"
MACH-61: 7,8
MACH-9: 76
MACH-8: 70
MACH-9: 17
MACH-51: 94
human rights and
MACH-55: 14
mentioned
Pine Knot* - restoration of
Pine Knot* - on Advisory Board for
marriage
marriage
MACH-56: 119,
129
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-11: 20
MACH-21: 42,49
MACH-21: 42
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-40: 20
MACH-5: 56
MACH-3:
10,11,14
Rawlings Institute - final exams, comments
James Hamilton (Dr.) on effect of on students
MACH-54: 62
MACH-35/36:
John F.
73,78,81,119
BROWN'S COVE
MACH-11: 62
BROWN'S COVE
MACH-22: 102
BROWN'S COVE
MACH-7: 31
MACH-8:
55,56,71
BROWN'S COVE
Brown family
BROWN'S COVE plantations
map showing location of
MACH-61: 2
BROWN'S COVE Brown, Bezalee
home of at
MACH-57: 123
BROWN'S COVE current appearance 2003
enslaved community
BROWN'S COVE at
MACH-61: 3
BROWN'S COVE Indian Site
map showing location
BROWN'S COVE of
MACH-61: 1-26
MACH-9: Opp.
p.12
MACH-61: opp.
p.1
BROWN'S COVE mountain community
MACH-51: 58
BROWN'S COVE Old House
post bellum black
BROWN'S COVE community at
Shenandoah National
BROWN'S COVE Park
contributes $300 to
MACH-8: 71
MACH-51: 72
BROWN'S COVE slave cemetery at
MACH-61: 1-26
BROWN'S COVE slave funerals
descriptions not available
BROWN'S COVE slave graves at
MACH-61: 10
MACH-61: 20
MACH-61: 13
BROWN'S COVE tobacco
route for shipping to Richmond from
northwest Albemarle and
MACH-61: 5
BROWN'S COVE visit to, 1877
M. Virginia Brown Osburn describes
MACH-61: 24
store
MACH-7: 31
MACH-22: 19,20
MACH-42: 14,15
BROWN'S FARM
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
landing
mountain people, lives of
Blue Ridge Mountains, passage through
Jackson, Stonewall marches through, l862
turnpike - Charlottesville, access to from
Blue Ridge Mountains
road - closed across the mountain - 1937
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
BROWN'S GAP
TURNPIKE
BROWN'S GAP
TURNPIKE
COMPANY
BROWNSBURG
VIRGINIA
BROWNSVILLE
VIRGINIA
BRUCCOLI
BRUCCOLI
BRUCE
Brown family
plantations and
road to
MACH-51: 58
MACH-51: 87
MACH-7: 30
MACH-61: 2
MACH-61: 3
tobacco
map showing location of
from Whitehall
route for shipping to Richmond from
northwest Albemarle and
Brown, Brightberry
0pened by, 1805
MACH-61: 3
Blue Ridge Mountains, route across
MACH-51: 73
MACH-61: 5
MACH-7: 12
Matthew J.
Matthew J.
BRUCE
Philip Alexander
Alexander (Halifax
County)
Arthur M.
Benjamin
Caty
Charles (Halifax
County)
BRUCE
BRUCE
Eliza
family
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
MACH-42: 14,15
MACH-51: 51
MACH-51: 57
MACH-51: 57-58
Wyllie, John Cook, biographer of
mentioned
Albemarle Iron Company - comments on
loan of Burgesses to
MACH-2: 24
MACH-56: 18,36
MACH-56: 36
MACH-61: 64
MACH-20: 61,65
MACH-18: 43
MACH-5: 52
MACH-9: 62
MACH-20: 61,66
MACH-20:
47,53,64-66
MACH-20: 69,71
BRUCE
family
BRUCE
family
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
family
George
George
James Coles
James Coles (Halifax
County)
BRUCE
BRUCE
Jim
Kathleen (Dr.)
BRUCE
Mary
Mary Ann Johnson
(Mrs. Arthur M.)
BRUCE
MACH-24: 46
Eagle Hotel building in Scottsville owned by
1928-1999
MACH-57: 78
Harrison Street home in Scottsville owned
by
MACH-57: 83
MACH-5: 52
MACH-9: 45,64
MACH-44: 33
MACH-20: 65
MACH-20:
59,60,64,65
MACH-2: 65
MACH-20:
53,64,65
MACH-18: 43
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
Mrs. (Halifax County)
Philip A.
Philip Alexander
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
MACH-20:
47,50,53,61,64,65
MACH-22: 7,11
MACH-1: 30
MACH-12:
29,32,33,43
MACH-13: 67
MACH-17: 58,64
BRUCE
BRUCE
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
MACH-19:
21,26,32-35,37,38
MACH-27/28: 8
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander Bruce: The Charlottesville
Years - by L. Moody Simms
MACH-29: 69-79
MACH-31: 57
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-40: 45,46
author: "History of the University of Virginia,"
1922
MACH-57: 31
MACH-7: 31
MACH-5: 59
Scottsville property bought from Elizabeth
Jeffries, 1919
MACH-57: 83n
MACH-20: 59,6072
BRUCE
BRUCE
BRUCE
Philip Alexander
Philip Alexander
Richard
BRUCE
T. E.
BRUCE
BRUCE'S
HOLLOW
Tom
BRUCOLLI
Joseph M.
collection of material related to World War I MACH-57: 32
BRUDER
BRUEN
BRUFFEY
BRUFFEY'S
BOOK STORE
BRUMBAUGH
BRUMWELL
BRUNE
Anne E.
C. T.
Emmett W.
author: "Evangelical Episcopalian
MACH-55: 17-38;
Architecture: Christ Church, Charlottesville" MS171.d.47
MACH-42: 84
home on 15th Street
MACH-58: 12n
BRUNE
BRUNE
BRUNN
BRUNS
BRUNSWICK
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
BRUNSWICK
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MACH-26: 40
G. M.
Thomas
Barton
Fred
Mrs.
Aaron
Alan
President of Beth Israel, ca.1870
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-1: 46
MACH-9: 54
MACH-20: 11
MACH-20:
9,11,12
MACH-20: 7
MACH-40: 9,22
MACH-21: 62
MACH-44: 30
MACH-8: 8
BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
(NEW YORK)
BRUNTON
BRUTUS
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
Laurence A.
Benj.
Charles Page
David Tennant
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Coalter
Elizabeth Coalter
Georgia
Hannah
J. R.
John
John P.
John Randolph
John Randolph
John Randolph
John Randolph
John Stuart
Jonathan
Jonathan (Mrs.)
Joseph
Joseph
L. S.
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
Millie
Patsy
Randolph
Richard
BRYAN
Richard
Van Waggonen, Durgin and
Chaloner, John Armstrong and
Dabney, James Cabell and
married Robert Williston
daughter of John Randolph Bryan
married Andrew G. Grinnan
marriage
Harrison, Arthur sold "Carysbrook" to
marriage
father of Elizabeth Coalter Bryan
comments at unveiling of tablet at Rotunda
to World War I dead
author: "This Period of Uncertainty: A
Memoir of Msassive Resistace, Fall
Semester, 1958
Christmas as a youth
medical prowess rewarded by House of
Burgesses
MACH-53: 104
MACH-53: 65-66
MACH-24: 65
MACH-9: 53
MACH-13: 19
MACH-33/34: 140
MACH-48: 90
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-48: 63n
MACH-9: 43
MACH-46: 24
MACH-9: 45
MACH-29: 21
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-57: 31
MACH-33/34: 119
MACH-33/34: 119
MACH-27/28: 35
MACH-33/34: 71
MACH-9: 19
MACH-61: 67-80
MACH-9: 58,67
MACH-48: 82
MACH-1: 8
MACH-52: 36
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
BRYAN
Robert
Thomas Pinckney
William Jennings
William Jennings
BRYAN
BRYAN'S MILL
BRYANT
BRYANT
BRYANT
BRYANT
BRYANT
BRYANT
BRYANT
William Jennings
and Scottsville "News"
portrait
Anderson
Florence
John
John
John
Moses
Mr.
BRYDON
Ann Page
BRYDON
Ann Page
BRYDON
BRYDON
BUBERL
Ann Page
Nathlie Coleman
(Mrs. George
MacLaren)
Caspar
BUBERL
Caspar
BUBERL
BUBERL
BUBERL
Caspar
Caspar
Caspar
BUCHAN
BUCHAN
John (author)
William (author)
author - Diary of a Young Girl of Albemarle,
1873
author - A Small Diary of 1845: Anne
Kinloch Meriwether and Her South Carolina
Kin
editor: - A Medical Student of the 1830s:
An Excerpt from the Diary of Ethelbert
Algernon Coleman, 23 October 1831-29
April 1832
MACH-50: 90
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-11: 33,43
MACH-27/28: 61
MACH-27/28: 6383
MACH-14: 1
MACH-5: 70
MACH-39: 53,82
MACH-14: 2
MACH-42: 8
MACH-5: 30
MACH-39: 82
MACH-7: 42
MACH-20: 5-73
MACH-33/34: 141162
MACH-44: 1-22
MACH-20: 73
MACH-45: 6
Confederate Cemetery monument dedication of
Confederate Cemetery monument sculptor of
biographical notes
photo
Salute to Adventurers (involves Green and
Madison Counties)
Domestic Medicine
MACH-48: 11
MACH-48: 3-13
MACH-48: 5-6
MACH-48: 6
MACH-51: 94
MACH-52: 35
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
BUCK
BUCK
BUCK
BUCK
BUCK ISLAND
BUCK ISLAND
BUCK ISLAND
CREEK
BUCK ISLAND
CREEK
BUCK ISLAND
CREEK
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
CHURCH
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
CHURCH
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
CREEK
B. F. (Senator)
Ellen Carr (Mrs.
William)
James
James
James
James
Mr.
William (Baltimore,
Md.)
MACH-31: 69-70
President of the United States
President of the United States
President of the United States
Albemarle Furnace Company - investor in,
1774
Virginia clergyman
MACH-4: 15
MACH-23: 48
MACH-42: 78
MACH-43: 52
MACH-61: 58
MACH-21: 41
MACH-4: 15
MACH-35/36:
72,87
MACH-9: 16
MACH-10: 32
a student
Jas.
Lewis
William R. (Mrs.)
(Baltimore, Md.)
MACH-4: 60
MACH-10: 35
MACH-14: 5,14
MACH-17: 25
MACH-29: 15
MACH-3: 12
free blacks reside at
MACH-53: 128
MACH-40: 40
MACH-8: 28,51
MACH-8: 14
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
CREEK
BUCK
MOUNTAIN
CREEK
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
colonial church
BUCKANAN
Wood, Mr.
BUCKEYE
MACHINE
COMPANY
BUCKEYELAND
BUCKEYELAND Flat Woods area of
BUCKEYELAND
*
BUCKHEAD
Francis
BUCKINGHAM J. H.
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
only surviving
Maupin, Socrates of University of Virginia
receives note from, 1864
Farish company activities at
MACH-55: 19
MACH-3: 68
MACH-37/38: 90
MACH-3: 35,36
MACH-59: 151152
Gilmer, George Christopher, estate of, 1852 MACH-58: 69
MACH-5: 52
Monticello described by (1836)
MACH-21: 20
MACH-10: 38
MACH-14: 57
MACH-17: 7,29
MACH-2: 27,28
MACH-21:
34,44,45,65,66
MACH-23: 66
MACH-25:
40,47,63
MACH-35/36:
125,143
MACH-4: 51
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY
MACH-7: 23
MACH-8: 9,57,65
MACH-9:
opp.p.12
Bennett, Hal
site for novels of
fiction set in
Gravel Hill
MACH-51: 93
MACH-51: 91-100
William H. Bumpus enlists in Confederate
County
MACH-57: 101
Mars Hill
MACH-2: 28
Maysville Church
MACH-2: 27,28
MACH-43:
13,16n,27
Millbrook*
Providence Baptist
Church
American Revolution, activity prior to
Scott, Charles
Alexander
dies at, 1922
Scottsville
Confederate
Monument dedication
attended by citizens
of, 1914
Willis Mountain
Willis Mountain
MACH-57: 101
MACH-57: 113
MACH-23: 66
MACH-37/38:
246,247
Willis Mountain
Willis Mountain
MACH-49: 13
Jefferson, Thomas - sketch by
MACH-37/38: 251
MACH-4: 27,51
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE *
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
RESIDENCE)
BUCKLER
BUCKLER
BUCKLER
BUCKMASTER
BUCKNALL
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
BUCKNER
MACH-27/28: 26
Alise Miles (Forsythe)
Leslie
Thomas H.
Augustus Harper
(Dr.) (1859)
W.
Anthony
Elizabeth
family
family
Jane
Mary
Mr.
Philip
Roscoe (Dr.)
William
BUCK'S ELBOW Blue Ridge and
MOUNTAIN
Albemarle County
MACH-27/28: 10
MACH-27/28: 10
MACH-42: 58
MACH-3: 11
MACH-2: 20
MACH-39: 84
MACH-9: 50
MACH-24: 48-50
MACH-8: 42
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 62
MACH-35/36: 88
MACH-9: 66
MACH-39: 87
MACH-9: 62
located in
BUCK'S ELBOW Shenandoah National
MOUNTAIN
Park
in original boundary of
BUESCHING
Anton Friederich
BUFFALO
CHURCH (WEST
HANOVER
PARISH)
BUFFALO
CREEK
MACH-51: 57
MACH-51: 80
MACH-12: 39
MACH-2: 30
MACH-4: 45
BUFFALO GAP
BUFFALO
RIVER
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
BUFFAM
BUFFAM'S
PLACE
BUGG
BUGG
BUGGY
BUGGY
BUHSS
BUILDER'S
DICTIONARY
BUILDER'S
DICTIONARY
BUILDER'S
POCKET
COMPANION
BULL
BULL RUN
(CREEK)
BULL RUN,
VIRGINIA
BULLEN
BULLER'S N.P.
(LAW BOOK)
MACH-10: 30
MACH-5: 28
MACH-37/38: 78
Mr.
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-3: 81
MACH-7: 26
MACH-24: 9
J. Luckin (Mrs.)
William
MACH-26:
18,33,34,42,46,5153,55,57,58,70,78
MACH-41: 102
Heinrich, death of
Thomas Jefferson had in library
MACH-50: 34
methods for drawing
MACH-50: 36
by William Halfpenny
H. D.
MACH-50: 31
MACH-33/34:
155n
Luke
MACH-25: 11-13
MACH-22:
17,106,127,128,1
32
MACH-9: 45
MACH-14: 51
BULLETIN, THE
(CROZET
NEWSPAPER)
BULLETIN, THE
(CROZET
NEWSPAPER)
BULLFINCH
BULLIN
BULLITT
BULLOCK
BULLOCK
BULLOCK
BULLOCK
Scottsville coverage
Mr.
Judah
Dr.
Berkeley
Charles
Frankey
Helen Duprey (Mrs.)
BULLOCK
Helen Duprey (Mrs.)
BULLOCK
historical notes
Helen Duprey (Mrs.)
BULLOCK
Helen Duprey (Mrs.)
BULLOCK
Patterson
BUMGARDNER Jas., Jr.
BUMPUS
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNCH
BUNDY
William H.
Ann
family
James
John
Martin
Mary
Rebecca
Reuben
Samuel
Winslow
Winslow
Davy
MACH-50: 85
lawyer for J. Coolidge
taught to read
MACH-50: 91
MACH-43: 9
MACH-9: 54
MACH-3: 9
MACH-55: 117n
MACH-39: 39
MACH-9: 58
MACH-1: 42
MACH-2:
3,36,39,63,68
A Dissertation on Education in the Form of a
Letter from James Maury to Robert
Jackson, July17,1762
MACH-2: 36-60
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
MACH-48: 119
MACH-30: 78,79
MACH-9: 19
patient at Scottesville Confederate Hospital, MACH-57:
1862
91,92,93,101
MACH-6: 57
MACH-1: 8
MACH-40: 34
MACH-1: 11
MACH-5: 49
MACH-40: 34
MACH-40: 34
MACH-9: 17
MACH-40: 34
MACH-5: 49
MACH-6: 57
MACH-43: 29
BUNGER
BUNKER HILL,
VIRGINIA
BUNN
Nicholas
Benjamin F. (Mrs.)
portrait
BUNN
BUNN
BUNN
Benjamin F. (Rev.)
Benjamin F. (Rev.)
Imogene Morgan
portrait
photo portrait:
BUNN
BUNNEL
BUNNEL
BUNYAN
BUNYAN
BUONAPARTE
BURBAGE
BURBAGE
BURBRIDGE
BURBRIDGE
BURBRIDGE
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURCH
BURD
Imogene Morgan
Anne
William
John
John
Frank
Thomas
Benjamin
John
Sally
E. (Miss)
Hondrey
J. C.
John
John
Miss
Richard
Samuel
Samuel
E. S.
MACH-9: 54
MACH-44: 39
MACH-39: 41
MACH-39: 32,4043,44,55,56,57,58
,59,60,61,62,63,6
5,67,68,69,70,71,
89
MACH-39: 41
MACH-39: 41
MACH-39:
43,50,53,54,56,68
,87
MACH-6: 51
MACH-6: 51
MACH-43: 49
MACH-5: 41
MACH-4: 50
MACH-9: 50
MACH-5: 52
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 50
MACH-6: 49
MACH-32: 45
MACH-2: 20
MACH-7: 64
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 43
MACH-32: 52
MACH-9: 54
MACH-5: 56
MACH-6: 43
MACH-15: 27
BUREAU OF
FREEDMEN,
REFUGEES AND
ABANDONED
LANDS
BURFOOT
BURFORD
BURGER
Lawson M.
William
Benjamin
BURGER
BURGER
BURGER
BURGER
BURGER
BURGER
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGESS
BURGHER
Benjamin
David
Elizabeth
John
Nicholas
Nicholas
Elmer E., Sr.
John
John
Reuben
Reubin
William
William
Benjamin
BURGHER
BURGHER
BURGOE
BURGOYNE
BURGOYNE
BURGOYNE
BURGOYNE
BURGOYNE
Benjamin
Mr.
Manus
Emily A.
Henry A.
John (Gen.)
John (Gen.)
John (Gen.)
Virginia clergyman
Virginia clergyman
married Edward C. Mead
Cedar Hill*, owner of
MACH-13: 32
MACH-35/36:
21,22,40,43,98
MACH-9: 47
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 5456,58
MACH-5: 63
MACH-32: 53
MACH-5: 63
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 55
MACH-46: 72
MACH-6: 51
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 59
MACH-9: 59
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 59
MACH-21: 35
MACH-32: 1315,18
MACH-21: 48
MACH-5: 30
MACH-55: 78n
MACH-55: 74n
MACH-12: 43
MACH-19: 54
MACH-37/38: 46
BURGOYNE
BURGOYNE
BURGSDORF
BURK
BURK
BURK
BURK
BURK
BURK
BURK
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKE
BURKS
BURKS
BURKS
BURKS
MACH-41: 1011,1314,43,110,119,12
0
John (Gen.)
John (Gen.)
Lt.
Henry
Henry
John
John
Sally
William
William Jr.
Archer Christian
Arthur Christian
(Mrs.)
Bryan
family
Henry
Henry
John (Dr)
painting: Surrender of Burgoyne to Gates at
Saratoga - by John Trumbull
MACH-41: 8
MACH-41: 135
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 62
MACH-5: 66
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 59
MACH-5: 59
papers of
MACH-53: 31
Archer Christian, death of
Alexandria Opthamalogist
John Woolfolk (Capt.) World War I activities, comments about
Albemarle County Historical Society director
Julian
- 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
Julian
director, 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
Julian
director, 2004
Lena Fullington
World War I activities, comments about
Richard M.
Deborah Bell
Edward Calohill
John
John Peartree
MACH-53: 5
MACH-41: 100
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 62
MACH-43: 21
MACH-59: 27-28
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-62: iii
MACH-59: 26-27
MACH-17: 9
MACH-39: 86
MACH-43: 43
MACH-5: 34,63
MACH-5: 26,29
BURKS
BURKS
Samuel
Samuel
BURLEY
BURLEY
BURNES
BURNES
BURNES
BURNET
Jackson P.
Maggie P.
Mary
Mary
Sarah
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
BURNET
BURNET
BURNET
BURNET
Isabella Neff
Isabella Neff
Isabella Neff
Isabella Neff
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
Isabella Neff
BURNET
BURNETT
BURNETT
BURNETT
Isabella Neff
John
Money
Rowland
BURNETT
W.
MACH-45: 31
MACH-5: 18
MACH-39:
39,80,81
MACH-39: 80
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 42,52
MACH-6: 56
MACH-1: 45,50
MACH-10: inside
back cover
MACH-11: 63,
inside back cover
MACH-13: on
back cover
author: " Some Old Albemarle Churches of
West Hanover Presbytery"
MACH-2: 17-35
MACH-2:
3,17,65,68
MACH-3: 84
MACH-4: 60
MACH-5: 83
MACH-6: 63
MACH-7: 76,
inside back cover
MACH-8:
71,83,88, inside
back cover
author: " An Index to Albemarle County
Scenes in Certain Photographic Collections" MACH-8: 71-72
MACH-5: 63
MACH-5: 62
MACH-5: 56
photo: (1/19/1906); in group of confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
BURNETTE
BURNEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
Ollen L.
Fanny
Carrie C. (Miss)
D. W.
D. W.
James
James F. (Nat)
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
James F. (Seth)
James F. (Seth)
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
James H.
Nat
Nathaniel
Nathaniel
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Sallie N.
Seth
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
BURNLEY
Seth
Seth
Seth
Susanna (Mrs.
Nicholas)
W. Sam
W. Sam
BURNLEY
BURNS
BURNS
BURNS
BURNS
W. Sam
Elizabeth
John
Lizzie
Robert
author: "The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee and Diplomacy of Garfield,
Arthur and Cleveland"
MACH-16: 45
MACH-3: 73
MACH-2: 65
MACH-27/28: 77
commisioner of revenue, 1865
MACH-56: 45
MACH-2: 35
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 153
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 153
MACH-22:
32,35,36
Father of James F. (Nat) Burnley
MACH-59: 153
MACH-14: 1
MACH-32: 53
MACH-10: 32
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9: 54
wrote "The Battle of Rio"
MACH-2: 65
MACH-4: 26
Charlottesville city manager - city park
plans after World War II
MACH-56: 94
Father of James F. (Seth) Burnley
MACH-59: 153
MACH-6: 63
MACH-10: 32
MACH-1: 47
MACH-29: 65
Court Square Confederate monument,
poem about
MACH-48: 39-40
MACH-39: 82
MACH-5: 22
MACH-39: 39
MACH-3: 21
BURNSIDE
BURNSIDE
BURNSIDE
BURNT MILLS *
BURNT MILLS *
BURR
BURR
BURR
BURR
BURR
CONSPIRACY,
THE
BURR
CONSPIRACY,
THE
BURRAS
BURRAS
BURRES
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS
BURROWS
BURROWS
BURROWS
Ambrose (Gen.)
Ambrose E:
Ambrose Everett
(Gen.)
Millbrook* and
Rivanna Mills
Aaron
Aaron
Aaron
Aaron
Union commander at Battle of
Fredericksburg
Battle of Roanoke Island and; notes about
MACH-59: 75,75n
MACH-22: 193
name for after their burning, 1850
Wirt, William, prosecuted by
MACH-59: 88
MACH-12: 28
MACH-14: 53,54
MACH-44: 8
MACH-51: 120
by T. P. Abernathy
MACH-13: 71
by T. P. Abernathy
MACH-14: 53,54
MACH-5: 34
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 58
MACH-2: 20
MACH-51:
23,38,39,4041,43,44
MACH-51: 29
MACH-51: 32,33
MACH-51: 37-41
MACH-51: 39
MACH-51: 43,44
Henry
Peter
Thomas
John
John
John
John
John
John
John
Dorothy Arundale
Gianniny
family
J. L. (of Richmond)
MACH-60: 30
MACH-22: 21
Roosevelt, Theodore, comments on
Nature Fakers attacked by
passenger pigeons and
Pine Knot - presence at
portrait of
Pine Knot - visit, account of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills,interview with
about
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
MACH-53: 82
MACH-8: 43
MACH-53: 43-45
BURROWS
REPORTS (LAW
BOOK)
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
Charles
Charles
Elizabeth
John
John
Louisa resident
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUS
BURRUSS
BURRUSS
BURRUSS
BURRUSS
BURRUSS
BURRUSS
INDIAN SITE
John C.
Martin
Peter
Robert
Thomas
Walter
Charles
Charles
family
Peter
Sally
BURTHE
BURTHE
BURTHE
BURTHE
Andre
Andre
Estelle
M. (Mrs.)
University of Virginia hotelkeper and, 1893
Mary Nicholas (Mrs.)
(of New Orleans)
Mary Nicholas (Mrs.)
(of New Orleans)
A. G.
Elizabeth
Helen
James
Jesse
BURTHE
BURTHE
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
free blacks
MACH-14: 51
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 44,54
MACH-6: 55
MACH-5: 72
MACH-9: 45
MACH-35/36:
21,98
MACH-5: 53
MACH-5: 72
MACH-5: 72
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 45
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 4,54
MACH-53: 134
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-27/28:
17,50
MACH-6: 7
MACH-27/28: 17
MACH-59: 62
MACH-4: 32
MACH-6: 7
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9: 51
MACH-39: 88
MACH-39: 88
MACH-7: 26
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
BURTON
John J.
Robbie M.
Thomas
William
William
William (of Orange)
William (of Orange)
youth
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BURWELL
BUSBY
BUSBY
BUSH
BUSH
Benjamin L.
family
family
family
George
Mrs.
servant
William A.
James
James
Henry McComb
Henry McComb
BUSHNELL
BUSHOP
BUSSY
BUSTARD
BUTLER
David, Jr.
Sally
Hezekiah
William
A. F.
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Addison
Addison
Addison
Addison
Addison
American Revolution, service in
Rosny visited by
marriage
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 26,
carpenter
son of Griffin Butler, Sr.
married Mary Martin
carpenter, listed as, 1833
history of
MACH-32: 44
MACH-39: 62
MACH-6: 57
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-9: 51
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 57
MACH-23: 48
MACH-35/36:
27,41,42,47,50,51
,53,57,64,65,66,6
8,70,73,81,92,102
MACH-25: 62
MACH-35/36: 147
MACH-8: 43
MACH-43: 323
MACH-43: 38
MACH-32: 70,75
MACH-11: 41
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 51
MACH-5: 80
MACH-6: 67
MACH-9:
7,9,10,opp. p.12
MACH-9: 60
MACH-5: 52
MACH-2: 20
MACH-21: 28,51
MACH-53: 122
MACH-55: 43
MACH-55: 47
MACH-55: 48
MACH-55: 49-50
BUTLER
Addison
free black, registration as
BUTLER
BUTLER
Benjamin (Gen.)
Benjamin Franklin
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Carry
Cary
Cary
Cary
Cary
Claudius
United States Army in Civil War, mentioned MACH-57: 65
MACH-44: 32
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 24,
carpenter
MACH-53: 122
son of Griffin Butler, Sr.
MACH-55: 43
carpenter, listed as, l833
MACH-55: 48
activities of
MACH-55: 51
free black, registration as
MACH-55: 53
MACH-9: 44,54
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Dabney O.
Dabney Overton
Dabney Overton
E. B.
E. B.
Edward
BUTLER
Edward
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Evalina
Evalina (Going)
family
family
family
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
family
family
Griffin
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10
son of Griffin Butler, Jr.
scars on face
Miller, Samuel - testimoney about
Miller, Samuel - owns bonds of
MACH-55: 53
MACH-53L 122
MACH-55: 49
MACH-55: 54
MACH-56: 66n
MACH-57: 119
MACH-5: 52
MACH-9:
43,45,54
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 20,
housekeeper
MACH-53: 123
married Cary Butler
MACH-55: 51-51
MACH-24: 49
genealogical chart of
MACH-55: 38
members of
MACH-55: 38-59
Slaves Without Masters: The Butler Family
of Albemarle County, 1780-1860 - by Kirt
von Daccke
MACH-55: 39-61
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 52
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 39,
carpenter
MACH-53: 122
son of Griffin Butler, Sr.
MACH-55: 42,43
Travillion, James sold property to
MACH-55: 45,58
head of household, 1820
MACH-55: 46
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Griffin Jr.
Griffin Jr.
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Griffin Sr.
Harriet
Harriet
Harriet
Harriet
Harriet
Harriet
James M.
Jane
Jane M.
John
John
John
Lucy W.
Lucy Wood (Mrs.)
Margaret
Martha (Patsy)(Mrs.
Griffin Butler, Sr.)
Martha A. R.
Martha A. R.
Martha A. R.
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Mary
Mildred
Mildred
Molly
Patience
BUTLER
Patsy
Patsy Bowles (Mrs.
Griffin Butler, Sr.)
BUTLER
carpenter, listed as in 1833
scars on face
events in life of
daughter of Griffin Butler, Sr.
married Joseph Hawkins
activities of
free black, registration as
scar on elbow
mentioned
land holdings of
daughter of Addison Butler
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 2
activities of daughter of Addison Butler
daughter of Griffin Butler, Sr.
married Robert Battles
scar on cheek
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 22,
housekeeper
MACH-55: 48
MACH-55: 54
MACH-55:
39,41,43,4446,48,49,56,57-58
MACH-55: 41,43
MACH-55: 46-47
MACH-55: 50-51
MACH-55: 53
MACH-55: 54
MACH-55: 56
MACH-55: 58
MACH-55: 49
MACH-53: 122
MACH-10: 32
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 50
MACH-22: 156
MACH-3: 78
MACH-55: 49-50
MACH-55: 39,41
MACH-55: 41,43
MACH-55: 46-47
MACH-55: 54
MACH-53: 122
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 66
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 54
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 62;
housekeeper
MACH-53: 123
MACH-55: 39,42activities of
43,44,46,56
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Peggy
Rebecca
Sarah
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas S.
William
William
William
William C.
BUTLER
BUTLER
William C.
William C.
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
BUTLER
Willliam Henry
Willliam Henry
Zachariah
Zachariah
Zachariah
wife of Griffen Butler, Jr.
daughter of John
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 13 MACH-53: 122
son of Griffin Butler, Jr.
MACH-55: 46
mentioned
MACH-55: 49
MACH-9: 60,61
son of Griffin Butler, Sr.
MACH-55: 43
scars on face
MACH-55: 54
MACH-9: 47
MACH-23: 63
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10
months
MACH-53: 122
son of Addison Butler
MACH-55: 49
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 6
months
MACH-53: 123
son of Cary Butler
MACH-55: 51
Travillion, James sold property to
MACH-55: 45,58
head of household, 1820
MACH-55: 46
land purchased by
MACH-55: 58
BUTLER
NORRIS HOUSE
BUTT
Lillian S.
BUTTERFIELD L. H.
BUTTERFIELD
BUTTS
Lyman H.
Charles S., Jr.
BUTTS
Frances Moon
BUTTS
BUTTS
BUTTS
BUTTS
Frances Moon
Frances Moon
Frances Moon
George Washington
MACH-9: 66
MACH-55: 46
MACH-6: 50,56
MACH-46: 31
MACH-1: 50
MACH-13: 22
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
Moon Ghost and - author: "Echoes of the
Moon Ghost"
Moon Ghost and
MACH-48: 119
MACH-1: 50
MACH-1: 19-24
MACH-1:
3,19,42,50,52
MACH-3: 84
MACH-48: 111
MACH-3: 59
BUTZNER
BUXTON
BUZZARD
BYARS
BYERS
J. P.
Dimmock
William
James
David
BYERS
BYERS
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
Fannie
James
Alfred H.
family
Harry F.
Harry F.
BYRD
Harry F. Sr.
Ivy hockey played by
marriage
University of Virginia hotelkeeper, 1825
Castle Hill*, interior decoration of
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Shenandoah National Park, esatblishment
of
Rinehart, Hollis and
Ickes, Harold plays politics with
Virginia Fuel Administrator, 1917
Senator - massive resistance to school
integration, 1956
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
Harry F.
Harry F.
Harry F.
Harry F.
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
Harry F. Sr.
Harry F. (Gov)
Mason S. ( Mrs.)
Richard E.
BYRD
BYRD
BYRD
Richard E.
Ruth Evelyn
Ruth Evelyn
U.Va. Coordinate College bill in legislature
and
Report of the Archivist, ACHS
Report of the Archivist, ACHS
BYRD
BYRD
Ruth Evelyn
Ruth Evelyn
Report of the Archivist, ACHS
BYRD
BYRD
Ruth Evelyn
William
of Westover
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 28,51
MACH-59: 63
MACH-52: 60
MACH-39:
45,54,85,92
MACH-59: 58
MACH-6: 6
MACH-24: 50
MACH-29: 34,76
MACH-33/34: 124
MACH-37/38:
190,199
MACH-51: 68,7273,79,87
MACH-51: 70
MACH-51: 87
MACH-53: 103
MACH-56: 129
MACH-31: 70
MACH-3: 84
MACH-12: 19
MACH-55: 4
MACH-11: 63
MACH-12: 50
MACH-12:
50,inside back
cover
MACH-13: 68-69
MACH-13:
69,inside back
cover
MACH-2: 42
BYRD
ORGANIZATION
BYRD VISITOR
CENTER
BYRNE
support of
Charlottesville and Albemarle voters and
Shenandoah National
Park
surveyor's plat of park on display
Eugene
West Point football player
BYRNE
BYRON, LORD
BYRON, LORD
C. M. WALSH
COMPANY (OF
PETERSBURG)
C. M. WALSH
COMPANY (OF
PETERSBURG)
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Eugene
CABELL
James L. (Dr.)
CABELL
James L. (Dr.)
Elvira D.
Elvira D.
family
family
family
family
Frank
H. C.
Hartwell
Hartwell
Hartwell
James A.
James C.
James L.
West Point football player - death of
MACH-62: 1
MACH-49: 63
MACH-53: 10
MACH-53:
13,19,29,30
MACH-33/34: 167
MACH-43: 43
American Bronze Company, contracts with
MACH-48: 26
monuments in Virginia
MACH-48: 27,28
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-12: 41
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-60: 87
MACH-8: 43
MACH-54: 84n
MACH-43: 43
MACH-14: 49
MACH-54: 84n
MACH-54: 84n
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-29: 55
MACH-1: 39
MACH22:15,92,96,98,99
,101,102,112,114,
143,148,149,154,
156,157,159
MACH-30:
34,46,49,55
ancestry traced to Norman Conquest
married Nan Cocke
epilepsy and
Cocke, John Hartwell, grandson of
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
James L. (Dr.)
James Lawrence
James Lawrence
CABELL
James Lawrence
CABELL
CABELL
James Lawrence
James Lawrence
CABELL
James Lawrence
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
James Lawrence
James Lawrence
James Lawrence
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
James Lawrence
John N.
Joseph
CABELL
Joseph
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph C.
Joseph C.
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph C.
Joseph C.
Joseph C.
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
portrait (1813-1899)
portrait: (ca. 1850); from lithograph by P.S.
Duval
University of Virginia chapel, memorial
window in
surgeon in charge of Charlottesville
hospitals, 1861
Savage, Maj. James, Jr., treatment of
marriage
Albemarle Furnace Company - investor in,
1774
natural history, study of
MACH-35/36: 171
MACH-12: 11
MACH-22: 92
MACH-3:
11,58,66
MACH-35/36: 172
MACH-44: 37
MACH-52: 109
MACH-52: 127
MACH-55: 91-92
MACH-6: 14
MACH-8:
42,44,46-49,53
MACH-21: 28,50
MACH-5: 67
MACH-61: 58
MACH-31:
77,85,91,93,9697,102-103
MACH-32: 73,75
MACH-35/36:
48,104,112
MACH-40: 48
MACH-51: 106
MACH-1: 29
MACH-11: 37,3941
MACH-14: 49-60
MACH-15: 37,42
MACH-17:
5,10,13,22,24,39,
40,42,58
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
CABELL
Joseph Carrington
Joseph Carrington
CABELL
Julian M.
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
L. (Dr.)
Landon
Margaret
Mr.
N. Francis
Nan Cocke
Nathaniel F.
Nathaniel Francis
portrait (1778-1856)
University of Virginia, - financing
construction of
Cabell Avenue named for
University of Virginia, - Board of Visitors,
member of first
Guilliaume, L. M. D. paints portarit of
Jefferson, Thomas, letter to, 1/18/1819 quotation about preserving Central College
in House debate
University of Virginia - role in development
of
Jefferson, Thomas asks for help with his
education bill in General Assembly
education and family background of
Monroe, James - dines with in Paris
Europe, travels in
Jefferson, Thomas - relationships with
Central College - named to first Board of
Visitors, 1816
MACH-18: 30
MACH-19: 29
MACH-23: 1
MACH-23: 5
MACH-23: 5-34
MACH-58: 8n
MACH-58: 8n
MACH-60: 101
MACH-60: 81
MACH-60: 8283,87-101
MACH-60: 87
MACH-60: 87-94
MACH-60: 90
MACH-60: 90-91
MACH-60: 91-101
MACH-60: 98
MACH-7: 11
Base Hospital 41, World War I, commander MACH-59: 9,11of
15,16
MACH-35/36:
20,98
MACH-19: 29
MACH-1: 50
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 47
MACH-40: 48
wife of Frank Cabell
MACH-54: 84n
MACH-31: 96
MACH-1: 29
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Nathaniel Francis
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
CABELL
Nicholas
CABELL
CABELL
Robert Gamble
Samuel Jordan
CABELL
Samuel Jordan
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
Samuel Jordan
William
William
William
William
William
William
William
CABELL
CABELL
William
William
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
William
William
William
William
William
CABELL
William
MACH-11: 3741,43
MACH-1: 11
MACH-50: 47,52
MACH-50: 54
MACH-50: 54,55
Albemarle Iron Works and
Wilkinson, John - letter from
Wilkinson, John - suit against
father of Joseph Carrington Cabell; notes on
career of
MACH-60: 88
MACH-44: 16, 21
n.23
son of William Cabell
MACH-62: 6
fourteenth district candidate for House of
Representatives, 1795 - wins unapposed
MACH-62: 6
fourteenth district candidate for House of
Representatives, 1793 - lost to Francis
Walker
MACH-62: 6
MACH-1: 11
MACH-19: 10
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 65
MACH-25: 46,49
MACH-29: 65-67
MACH-40: 39
MACH-42: 4,5,7,8
MACH-45:
21,27,31
Albemarle Iron Company and
MACH-45: 31
Albemarle Iron Company and
Hardware River Furnace and
Albemarle Iron Company and
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
MACH-5: 5,7-9,1416,18,20,21,24,25
,30,33-35,79
MACH-50: 47,51
MACH-50: 50
MACH-52: 17
MACH-6: 55
MACH-61: 27
CABELL
William
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
William
William
William Jr.
CABELL
CABELL
William Jr.
William Jr.
CABELL
CABELL
CABELL
William (Col.)
William (Col.)
William (Col.)
CABELL
William (Col.)
CABELL
William (Col.)
CABELL
William (Col.)
CABELL
William (Dr.)
CABELL
William (Dr.)
CABELL
CABELL
William (the Younger)
William H.
CABELL
William H.
CABELL
William H.
Albemarle Iron Works - partner in, 1770
MACH-61: 40
John Old assigns John Wilkinson's bond to,
1771
MACH-61: 41
MACH-7: 11,12
Albemarle Iron Works and
MACH-50: 52
Wilkinson, John, land of in Amherst County MACH-50: 61
MACH-8: 12
Walker, Dr. Thomas, partner with in iron
works
MACH-50: 46
death of
MACH-50: 52
Wilkinson, John, mortgage held by
MACH-50: 54
Walker, Dr. Thomas, partner with in iron
works
MACH-52: 39
John Old writes to; mentions death of wife,
1797
MACH-61: 52
Albemarle Furnace Company - investor in,
1774
MACH-61: 58
emigrant from England; grandfather of
Joseph Carrington Cabell; activities of
MACH-60: 87-88
Albemarle Furnace Company - investor in,
1774
MACH-61: 58
brother of Joseph Carrington Cabell; notes
on career of
Cabell, Joseph Carrington consults with
about proctor position at University of
Virginia, 1816
MACH-42: 9
MACH-4: 19
MACH-60: 8890,92
MACH-60: 98
CABELL HOUSE
MACH-46: 59
CABELL HOUSE
(HOTEL)
Harman, Peter
MACH-59: 148149
home of opposite to
CABELL
PAPERS
CABELL
PAPERS
CABINESS
CABINS
CABINS
CABOT
CADAVER
in Library of University of Virginia
MACH-14: 49-60
in Library of University of Virginia
MACH-19: 29
MACH-23: 48
MACH-26:
19,23,2528,31,32,34,35,46
,48,50,53,58,63
MACH-29: 71
MACH-41: 129
MACH-24: 37
William H.
John
CADET BOARD
AT WEST POINT
CAESAR
CAESAR
Duke family
CAESAR
CAESAR
CAESAREAN
SECTION
CAIN
CAIN
CALDBACK
CALDWELL
CALDWELL
CALENDAR
CLUB
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
Julius
slave
CALHOUN
CALIFORNIA
Ernst
Herbert
Sackville
Hugh
John
J. W. (Mrs.)
John C.
John C.
S. A.
slave of
Ivy hocky played by
Civil War, Union Army service in during
papers of, W. Edwin Hemphill, editor of
Court Square Confederate monument
committee member
MACH-16: 27
MACH-3: 36
MACH-59:
102,103
MACH-24:
23,24,65
MACH-30: 24
MACH-3: 11
MACH-41: 102
MACH-46: 68
MACH-26: 14,16
MACH-21: 62
MACH-54: 90
MACH-39:
26,35,50,60
MACH-31: 50
MACH-16: 17,38
MACH-48: 121
MACH-48: 16
MACH-11: 20
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
MACH-2: 38
MACH-22: 80
MACH-3: 83
MACH-11: 20,21
Constitution of
Constitutional
Convention
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Monterey
Monterey
Muir Woods
San Marino
San Marino
San Marino
San Marino
Stanford University
University of
California
University of
California
University of
California
University of
California
E. M.
Rabbi
James T.
CALIFORNIA
CALISCH
CALISCH
CALLENDER
CALLERALZAME
R
Rubeson
CALLIS
family
CALLOWAY
Eugene
Flanders (Mrs.)
(daughter of Daniel
Boone)
CALLOWAY
MACH-11: 20
MACH-1: 52
MACH-19: 19
Charlottesville Woolen Mills cloth used for
uniforms
Colton Hall*
Theodore Roosevelt preserves
Huntington Library
Huntington Library
Huntington Library
Huntington Library - Wright, Louis B. and
football, early 1900s
MACH-53: 85
MACH-11: 20,21
MACH-11: 34
MACH-51: 21
MACH-1: 9
MACH-16: 51
MACH-2: 38
MACH-56: 5
MACH-53: 21
MACH-1: 52
MACH-16: 52
MACH-19: 19
football and
Wirt, William, defended by
MACH-53: 21,22
MACH-27/28: 107
MACH-40: 15
MACH-51: 120
MACH-9: 48
MACH-24: 49
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-19: 9
CALLOWAY
CALLOWAY
Lt. (Confederate
Army)
Mary
CALLOWAY
Paul
CALMES
CALROW
Neville
Charles J.
CALROW
CALROW,
FERGUSON
AND TAYLOR
CALVERT
CALVERT
CALVINISM
CALWELL
CAMBELL
CAMBERON
Charles J.
CAMBLOS
CAMDEN
CAMELOT
PRESS
CAMERON
CAMERON
CAMMACK
Jack
William
William E.
Wynne Gay
David
CAMMERERI
Arno
CAMP
CAMP
ALBEMARLE
CAMP
ALBEMARLE
Walter
MACH-22: 57
MACH-39: 40
MACH-35/36:
75,88,89
author: "Unto The Hills" (set in Blue Ridge
Mountains)
McGuffey, Venable and Clark schools,
design of
MACH-51: 94
MACH-46: 62
MACH-56: 84
MACH-15: 41
MACH-6: 57
MACH-23: 58
MACH-7: 17
MACH-3: 58
MACH-2: 29
MACH-11: 16
Alexander
J. S. (Maj)
Henry C.
Rev.
William E.
Commonwealth Attorney and student
protests during Vietnam War
Scottsville "News" and
British Infantry in World War I and
Ivy hockey played by
U. S. National Park Service, director of,
1934
MACH-60: 65,67
MACH-6: 55
MACH-50: 90
MACH-32: 24
MACH-57: 5n
MACH-21: 62
MACH-49: 52
MACH-53:
2,11,23,2425,27,29,30
football and
The Nazi Soldiers of Camp Albemarle - by MACH-51: 131Tom Starke
137
MACH-51: 131German prisoner of war camp, WW-II
137
CAMP CREEK
FRIENDS
MEETING
CAMP LEE,
VIRGINIA
CAMP MEETING
MESS
MACH-40:
28,41,43
Base Hospital 41, World War I, nurses of
trained at
MACH-59: 12
MACH-25: 17
CAMP MILFORD,
VIRGINIA
CAMP
STRANGE
CAMP
STRANGE
CAMPAIGNS,
CONGRESSION
AL
CAMPBELL
A[lexander]
CAMPBELL
A[lexander]
CAMPBELL
A[lexander]
CAMPBELL
A[lexander]
CAMPBELL
A[lexander]
Alexander
CAMPBELL
Spottswood
CAMPBELL
Archibald
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
Charles
Charles
Charles
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
Charles
David
E. S.
Edmund S.
CAMPBELL
Edmund S.
Bumpus, William H., ca. 1862 and
MACH-57: 101
MACH-25: 10
Scott, Charles Alexander enlists in
Confederate army at
Monticello described by (1839)
Walker, Dr. Thomas defended by in suit
University of Virginia and
Campbellites, co-founder of
Mosby, John Singleton, correspondence
with
author: "History of the Colony and Ancient
Dominion of Virginia"
author: "History of the Colony and Ancient
Dominion of Virginia"
MACH-57: 101
MACH-37/38: 186229
MACH-21: 20
MACH-52: 15
MACH-52: 90-91
MACH-52: 90n
MACH-7: 49
MACH-56: 56
MACH-6: 53
MACH-1: 14
MACH-1: 14
MACH-19: 10
MACH-19: 10
MACH-17: 68
MACH-9: 76
MACH-11: 63
MACH-46:
62,64,77
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
Edmund S.
Edmund S. (Mrs.)
Elizabeth P.
Holcombe (Mrs.)
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
John
Mr.
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
Mr.
Neil
Neil
Thomas
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
W. Preston
William
William
William
William
William
McIntire gifts
marriage
University of Virginia mess hall on West
Range run by, 1899
University of Virginia proctor, 1886
University of Virginia Hotel E residence of,
1929
George Kippen && Co., factor for
Campbellites, co-founder of
Albemarle copper mine company and
Albemarle Iron Works and
MACH-47: 54
MACH-11: 62
MACH-21: 36,49
MACH-3: 84
MACH-59: 65
MACH-59: 58
MACH-59: 62
MACH-42: 9
MACH-50: 43
MACH-52: 90n
MACH-27/28:
63,67,68
MACH-5: 72
MACH-50: 42
MACH-50: 43
MACH-6: 45
MACH-9: 54,68
MACH-10: 33
MACH-16: 25
MACH-21: 65
MACH-22: 202
MACH-27/28: 123
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELL
STATION,
VIRGINIA
CAMPBELLISM
(IN BAPTIST
CHURCH)
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
MACH-31: 31
MACH-4: 45
MACH-8: 9
History of
By Ruth E. Early
MACH-4: 45
Miller, Samuel
farm of
MACH-56: 58,60
Miller, Samuel
legatee in will of
MACH-56: 69
Miller, Samuel
probation of will of
MACH-56: 71
Miller, Samuel
home of
MACH-57: 115121
Rosser, General
Thomas L.
birthplace of
MACH-48: 56
MACH-44: 27
MACH-12: 31
MACH-11: 41,59
MACH-13: 4,18
MACH-16: 36
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
MACH-2: 10
MACH-26: 14
MACH-9: 7,8
CANADA
Albemarle County
grapes
Charlottesville's first
African-American
community
CANADA
Historical Societies
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
Historical Societies
Montreal
Montreal
Montreal
Montreal
Nova Scotia
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
Prince Edward Island
Princetown
Quebec
Laval University
Old, James - joined a company during
Quebec
American Revolution to conquor Quebec
Rosser
Toronto
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
CANADA
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILROAD
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILROAD
CANALS
(VIRGINIA)
CANALS
(VIRGINIA)
set to
MACH-59: 113
University of Virginia relations with
MACH-59: 54-55
Handbook by Christopher C. Crittenden and
Doris Goddard
MACH-1: 44
Handbook by Christopher C. Crittenden and
Doris Goddard
MACH-5: 81,83
MACH-17: 11
YMCA chapter formed at
MACH-58: 24-25
Sunny Side* grapes sent to
MACH-59: 113
MACH-7: 30
Queens County
MACH-33/34: 175
MACH-33/34: 177
MACH-33/34: 177
MACH-4: 63
MACH-61: 34n
MACH-16: 36
MACH-16: 45
MACH-22: 203
Rosser, General Thomas L. and
construction of
MACH-48: 56
MACH-11: 6
stone masons work and
MACH-57: 57-63
CANBY
CANDLE
CANNERY
CANNING
CANNON
Edward (Gen.)
Mary
CANNON
CANTELUPE
CANTERBERRY
CANTERBERRY
CAP GRIS NEZ
CAPE FEAR
RECORDER
(NEWSPAPER)
CAPE OF GOOD
HOPE
CAPITAL
TRACTION
COMPANY
John
family
Joseph
Joseph
George
James Jr. (Bishop)
commander of Military District #1 of Virginia,
1865
MACH-56: 71
marriage
MACH-21: 47,49
MACH-26: 72
MACH-11: 56
and women's suffrage
MACH-55: 8
MACH-5:
8,19,26,35
MACH-24: 45
MACH-5: 67
MACH-6: 54
MACH-26: 5
MACH-4: 42
MACH-4: 50
MACH-37/38: 136
MACH-29:
36,40,41
MACH-1:
25,32,40,41,50,fro
nt and back
covers
CAPITALISM
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
author: "Postscript from Monticello, July 4,
1826"
MACH-1: 25-30
MACH-13: 1,70
author: "Men of Albemarle and the Louisiana
Purchase"
MACH-13: 1-22
MACH-2:
63,inside covers
MACH-3:
56,78,84, inside
covers
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
CAPPON
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
Lester Jesse
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPPON
Lester Jesse
CAPRIMULGUS
VOCIFERUS
(WHIP-POORWILL)
CAPRON
CARADILLI
CARADILLI
CARD PLAYING
CARD PLAYING
John D.
Mr. (of Washington)
Mr. (of Washington)
author: "Socrates Maupin's Journal as
Chairman of the Faculty, University of
Virginia, 1861-1864"
Institute of Early American History and
Culture, director of
University of Virginia, archivist
Albemarle County Historical Society,
organization of
Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial
celebration
editor: "Papers of the Albemarle County
Historical Society,"
author: "First Personal Property Tax List of
Albemarle County, 1782 "(introduction)
Virginia Newspapers, comments on
MACH-3: 56-69
MACH-4:
59,inside covers
MACH-48: 109
MACH-48: 109
MACH-48:
109,110
MACH-48: 115
MACH-48: 121
MACH-5:
3,47,80,81,inside
covers
MACH-5: 47-73
MACH-50: 91-92
MACH-6: 67
MACH-7:
49,51,79
MACH-8:
55,56,68
MACH-7: 37
abandoned iron facilities - commenys about
search for, 1941
MACH-61: 49n
MACH-17: 36
MACH-18: 15
MACH-33/34:
60,96,133
considered a vice in mid 19th century
MACH-58: 24
CARDIN
CARDIN
CARDS
CARELL
CAREY
CAREY
CAREY
CAREY
John
Col.
Herbert
Jane B.
Lot (Mrs.)
CAREY
CAREY
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
CARKIN
Matthew
Sarah
Philena
Philena
Philena
Philena
Philena
Philena
Philena
Philena
CARLETON
CARLETON
CARLETON
CARLETON
CARLETON
CARLETON
CARLETON
Dicey
James
Christmas
marriage
University of Virginia, papers at
Gardner, Anna and
Charlottesville, train trip to
Baptists and Methodists, description of
Washington, D. C., trip to
Freedman's School - fund raising for
Freedman's School - principal of
Union soldiers, comments regarding
Guy (Sir)
*
*
*
*
*
*
CARLISLE
CARLISLE
CARLOS (KING
OF SPAIN IN
1802)
CARLSON
CARMAN
Ivy hockey played by
brief notes on
Rawlings, Richard - obtained by, 1889
Rawlings, Richard - lunch, entertains at
George Howard
(Sixth Earl of)
John G.
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 58
MACH-26: 77
MACH-6: 53
MACH-37/38: 35
MACH-21: 61
MACH-4: 20
MACH-10: 32
MACH-17:
8,14,15,27,31
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-55: 62n
MACH-55: 62n
MACH-55: 65n
MACH-55: 71
MACH-55: 73
MACH-55: 78
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 92
MACH-41:
103,104
MACH-14: 13
MACH-15: 28,32
MACH-48: 84,84n
MACH-54: 38
MACH-54: 60
MACH-8: 45
MACH-11: 56
MACH-10: 11,14
MACH-13: 3
Carl A. (Mrs.)(of
Greensboro, N.C.)
family
Bible records
MACH-14: 9
MACH-5: 83
CARMICHAEL
CARNEGIE
CARNEGIE
CARNEGIE
CORPORATION
CARNIVAL
CAROLINA
PROPRIETOR
CAROLINAS
CAROLINAS
CAROLINE
(SLAVE)
CAROLINE
(SLAVE)
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLINE
COUNTY
CAROLL
CAROLL
William
Andrew
Andrew
philanthropy of
MACH-15: 26
MACH-31: 72,74
MACH-56: 81
MACH-31: 73
MACH-24: 24
MACH-16: 21
MACH-11: 29
MACH-7: 35,38
sale of proposed, 1852
MACH-58: 69
parents of
MACH-58: 69
MACH-10: 33,38
MACH-11: 27
MACH-18: 35
MACH-23: 52
MACH-24: 50
courthouse
Golansville Friends
Meeting
Liberty Hill *
Olney *
Taylor, Dr. James
and
Susanna
William
Phillips, William B. and Malcolm F.
Crawford, builders
MACH-52: 47
MACH-40: 35
Taylor, Dr. James and
MACH-48: 93n
MACH-42:
44,51,62,78,81
MACH-48: 93n
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 50
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER
CARPENTER &&
PEEBLES
(ARCHITECTS
OF NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA)
CARPENTER &&
PEEBLES
(ARCHITECTS
OF NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA)
CARPENTER
HALLPRICEBOOKS
CARPENTER
INDIAN SITE
CARPENTERS
CARPENTERS
Dick
family
Ira
J. E. R.
J. Edwin Jr.
Jim
Minnie (Gibbons)
Mrs.
Peter
Sam (University
Slave)
Sam (University
Slave)
William
CARPENTERS
CARPETBAGGE
R
CARR
Ann
Ivy hockey played by
Shenandoah National Park land and
marriage
architect - partner of John K. Peebles
data on Gibbons family
Ivy hockey, injured playing
MACH-21: 62
MACH-49: 63
MACH-21: 28,51
MACH-52: 111
MACH-46: 59f,62
MACH-39: 92
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-21: 57,59
MACH-39: 10
MACH-15: 38
MACH-17: 10
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-27/28: 85
Fayerweather Hall, U. Va., architects for
MACH-58: 5n
free blacks as
MACH-17:
8,21,27,28
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-25: 7,41
MACH-26: 40-42
MACH-53:
117,119
MACH-11: 5
MACH-32: 44
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
Anne (Addison)
Barbara Overton
Barnard
Caroline Matilda
Caryanne
Charles
Charlotte
Clay B. (Mrs.)
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney
Dabney (of "Spring
Forest", Goochland
County)
Dabney (of "Spring
Forest", Goochland
County)
Dabney (of "Spring
Forest", Goochland
County)
Dabney (son of
Dabney of Goochland
County)
Dabney (son of
Dabney of Goochland
County)
Dabney Jefferson
Dabney S.
Dabney S.
Dabney Smith
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Judge
Judge
Miller, Samuel born on plantation of
MACH-32: 44
MACH-4: 15
MACH-10: 24
MACH-9: 61
MACH-42: 68,80
MACH-41: 57
MACH-32: 44
MACH-53: 139
MACH-21: 29
MACH-22: 68
MACH-27/28: 24
MACH-29: 19
MACH-32: 44
MACH-32: 44
MACH-37/38: 32
MACH-42: 56
MACH-56: 53
MACH-2: 38
MACH-3:
27,28,70
MACH-4:
5,6,9,14,23
MACH-4:
5,16,17,22,23
MACH-8:
39,53,59,61
MACH-32: 44
MACH-15: 34
MACH-18: 13
MACH-4: 15,20
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
E.
Eliza
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
CARR
CARR
CARR
Elizabeth
F. E. G.
family
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
family
family
family
Fendol
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank (Dr.)
Frisby Henderson
Garland
George
George
George W.
George W.
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
marriage
Greenbrier Park was once land of
Virginia Advocate - on staff of
Virginia Advocate - editor of
slaves of offered at auction, 1825
manuscripts at University of Virginbia
MACH-30: 44
MACH-2: 5
MACH-21: 41,49
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9:
55,57,68
MACH-2: 31
MACH-41: 1
MACH-56: 116117
MACH-7: 50
MACH-8: 43
MACH-6: 46,55
MACH-22: 48
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-31: 108
MACH-32: 44
MACH-4: 17
MACH-50: 71
MACH-50: 73
MACH-58: 75,79
MACH-8: 44,53
MACH-23: 49
MACH-8: 58
MACH-16: 52
MACH-17: 68
MACH-22: 48
MACH-43: 43
promoted to colonel of 57th Virginia Infantry,
George W.
1862
MACH-60: 19
George Watson
MACH-14: 6
Gideon
MACH-10: 32
MACH-9:
Gideon
55,57,61,66
Hetty (of Carrsbrook)
MACH-15: 34
CARR
CARR
Hetty (Smith)
Stevenson (Mrs.
Peter)
Hondrey
J. Lawrence, Esq. (of
Kanawha Court
House)
Jaine
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
James
James
James O.
James O.
Jane Cary
Jane Margaret
John
John
John
John
John
John
John
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
John
John Addison
John D.
John Fendall
John Hollins
Jonathan B.
Martha Jefferson
(Mrs. Dabney)
Martha Jefferson
(Mrs. Dabney)
Mary
Mary
Mary
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
MACH-4: 15
MACH-2: 20
Jones, John R., land sold to
marriage
Albemarle Superior Court, clerk
The Riggory*, builder of
Jones, John R., land sold tp
MACH-2: 16
MACH-30: 44
MACH-56: 116117
MACH-8: 58
MACH-2: 30
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-32: 44
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-19: 44
MACH-21: 68
MACH-32: 44,45
MACH-4: 21
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-5: 50
MACH-8: 58,61
MACH-9:
45,56,58-65
MACH-56: 116
MACH-9: 16
MACH-6: 46,55
MACH-4: 15
MACH-8: 62
MACH-4: 5,12
Cochran's Mill and
marriage
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-21: 38,49
MACH-4: 20
MACH-9: 46
CARR
CARR
Mary (Mrs. John)
Meekins
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
Meekins
Micajah
Micajah
Mrs.
Nancy
Nancy
Nancy (Patrick)
Nancy A.
Overton
Patrick (Mrs.)
Peter
CARR
CARR
Peter
Peter
CARR
Peter
CARR
CARR
Peter
Peter
CARR
Peter
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
Peter (Col.)
Place
Polly
Sally
Sally
Samuel
Samuel
CARR
Samuel
CARR
Samuel
marriage
Peter Carr of Carrsbrook - by Elizabeth
Dabney Coleman
Jefferson, Thomas, letter from about views
on public school system
death of, 1/5/1815
death of and his plans for Albemarle
Academy
MACH-19: 44
MACH-21: 38
MACH-9:
46,50,51,58
MACH-5: 50
MACH-6: 47
MACH-3: 15
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9: 66
MACH-32: 45
MACH-21: 29,49
MACH-32: 44
MACH-32: 45
MACH-21: 28
MACH-35/36:
22,36,58,100
MACH-39: 10
MACH-4: 3,5-23
MACH-60: 86-87
MACH-60: 87
MACH-60: 93-94
University of Virginia Pavilion IX occupied by MACH-59: 59
MACH-8: 71
MACH-9: 51
married George R. Minor
MACH-48: 80n
MACH-9: 58
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-5: 53
MACH-53: 121,
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
123
MACHfree blacks reside near
53:120,121
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel (Col.)
Samuel (Col.)
Samuel (d.1777)
Susan
Susannah
Susannah
T. O.
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Jr.
Thomas (Dr.)
Thomas (Sir)
Thomas O.
Walter
William
William
William G. (Dr.)
William G. (Dr.)
CARR
CARR
CARR
CARR - CAREY
PAPERS
William G. (Dr.)
Willis
Wilson C. N.
Butler, Griffin, Sr., creditor of
Butler family, relationship with
Jones, John R., land sold to
Glen Echo* part of original patent
Sugar Hollow church, plays organ in
tannery operated by
King William county resident - Bentivar*
patented by
Dunlora* property patented for in 1730s
marriage
Alderman Library
MACH-55: 39,45
MACH-55: 45,57
MACH-56: 116
MACH-4: 18
MACH-8: 58
MACH-35/36: 157
MACH-23: 49
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 61
MACH-45: 44
MACH-10: 32
MACH-29: 8
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-5: 50,53
MACH-51: 60
MACH-51: 64
MACH-54: 33
MACH-8: 11
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 64
MACH-41: 57
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-32: 45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-5: 53
MACH-8: 44
MACH-2: 16
MACH-23: 67
MACH-8:
42,46,53
MACH-21: 28,50
MACH-23: 49
MACH-15: 34
CARR - CAREY
PAPERS
CARR - CAREY
PAPERS
CARR
COTTAGE
CARRATT
CARRATT
CARRATT
Chris
Sam
Sam
CARRATT
CARREL
Sam Jr.
John
Alderman Library
MACH-2: 62
Alderman Library
MACH-4: 8-22
Charlettesville, settles in
Charlottesville, settles in
Greek Orthodox Church - naming of and
American-Greek Community of
Charlottesville, director
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES
CARRIERE
Joseph M.
CARRIERE
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
Joseph M.
Charles
Charlie
Dr. (of Halifax
County)
Edward
Eliza Preston
George
J. McD.
James McDowell
James McDowell
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
James McDowell
Laura
Miss
CARRINGTON
Virginia
"A Frenchman Visits Albemarle, 1816: The
Journal of Baron de Montlezun" - edited
with L.G. Moffatt
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, contributions to
Ivy hockey plyed by
Walker, Frances, communications with
Carrington's Battery - passes through
Charlottesville
Confederate nurses invited to party by
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-54: 10
MACH-54: 10
MACH-54: 26
MACH-54: 23,24
MACH-6: 53
MACH-26:
24,25,53
MACH-45: 37
MACH-4: 39-55
MACH-56: 12
MACH-21: 62
MACH-4: 31
MACH-20: 53
MACH-52: 15
MACH-44: 37
MACH-20: 72
MACH-22: 147
MACH-3: 60-62
MACH-44: 38,39
MACH-52: 142
MACH-20: 72
MACH-52: 146
MACH-39:
53,62,88
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CREEK
Virginia B.
W. A. (Dr.)
public housing sites opposed by, 1967
Medical Director, Confederate Medical
William A. (Dr.)
Department
Daniel
E. L.
John
John
John Wesley (Capt.) World War I activities, comments about
Lewis
Milly
William
CARRS-BROOK
SCHOOL
CARRSBROOK,
VIRGINIA
CARRUTHERS E. I.
MACH-57: 77,106
MACH-9: 48,63
MACH-12: 8
MACH-1: 36
MACH-9: 57
MACH-59: 28
MACH-9: 63
MACH-9: 48
MACH-3: 48,49
MACH-10: 25
Virginia National
CARROLL'S TEA Bank (Emmey Street
ROOM
Branch)
now located on site of
CARRSBROOK
*
CARRSBROOK
*
CARRSBROOK
*
CARRSBROOK Peter Carr of Carrs*
Brook (1770-1815)
by Elizabeth Dabney Coleman
CARRSBROOK * The Brook
Walker, Marshall
CARRSBROOK * (Gen.)
MACH-56: 148
MACH-23: 49
MACH-60: 107
MACH-27/28: 24
MACH-4:
15,20,21
MACH-8: 43
MACH-4: 3,5-23
favorite name for
MACH-59: 148n
home of
MACH-59: 147
MACH-4: 20
women's suffrage and
MACH-22: 25
MACH-55: 11
CARRUTHERS
CARSEY
E. I.
John
CARSON
A. C.
CARSON
A. C.
CARSON
CARSON
Adam Clarke
Hampton L.
CARSON
CARSON
William E.
William E.
CARSON
CARTER
CARTER
William E.
Bernard
Bernard
CARTER
Beulah O.
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Beulah O.
C. D.
C. D.
C. E.
Cary M.
Champe
Charles
Charles (Dr.)
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
University of Virginia, resident in Hotel D,
1919-1947
MACH-59: 61
MACH-9: 43
Judge - Philippine Islands Supreme Court,
Chief Justice
MACH-49: 52
Judge - land condemnation act in Virginia,
1928
MACH-49: 52
MACH-27/28:
31,32
MACH-3: 83
State Commission on Conservation and
Development, first chairman of
MACH-48: 51
Shenandoah National Park and
MACH-51: 79-81
State Commission on Conservation and
Development, first chairman of
MACH-51: 79-81
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 53
author: Baptist Education for Young Ladies
in Charlottesville: The Beginnings, l845-l871
- with A. Robert Kuhlthau
MACH-53: 33-58
author: Baptist Education for Young Ladies
in Charlottesville: Part II, 1875-1909 - with
A. Robert Kuhlthau
MACH-54: 29-67
MACH-13: 68
MACH-33/34: 38
Trade and Politics, editor
MACH-1: 12
MACH-9: 51-53
MACH-15: 21
MACH-9: 52
MACH-23: 49
MACH-35/36:
20,21,32,44,45,48
,49,62,76,89,95
Soldier's Home, physician at (Civil War)
MACH-52: 132
MACH-8: 53
MACH-9: 17
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Charles (of
Richmond)
Charles D.
Chr.
CARTER
Curtis
CARTER
Curtis
CARTER
Curtis L.
CARTER
Curtis L.
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Curtis L.
E. B. (Mrs.)
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Edward
Edward
Edward
CARTER
Edward
MACH-35/36:
52,62,66,69,88,11
5
MACH-37/38: 78
MACH-7: 64
MACH-17:
7,28,30,32,34
MACH-46:
43,48,50
photo: (May 1918); with his grinding car on
Ridge St.
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
photo: with John T. Dobbs and Car 22 of C
&& A Rwy.
Albemarle Iron Co. and
Walker, Dr. Thomas, partner with in iron
works
Albemarle Iron Co. and
died in 1792
Albemarle Iron Co. and
Walker, Dr. Thomas, partner with in iron
works
MACH-37/38: 159
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-37/38: 181
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 11
MACH-12: 41
MACH-14: 61
MACH-23: 42
MACH-25: 62
MACH-29: 22,23
MACH-45: 31
MACH-5: 70,72
MACH-50: 46
MACH-50: 52
MACH-50: 55
MACH-52: 17
MACH-52: 39
MACH-6: 49
MACH-61: 40
Albemarle Iron Works - partner in, 1770
John Old has agreement with to operate iron
mine, 1771
MACH-61: 41
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Edward
Edward
Edward Jr.
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Edward (of
"Blenheim")
Edward (of
"Blenheim")
Edward H.
Eliza
Elizabeth
Elizabeth (Hill)
Ellen Monroe
(Bankhead)
family
family
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
family
family
family
G. A.
George
J. C. (Gen.)
James
CARTER
CARTER
James
James C.
CARTER
CARTER
James C.
John
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
John
John
John
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Albemarle Furnace Company - investor in,
1774
MACH-61: 58
MACH-8: 12
MACH-9: 51
MACH-35/36:
127,130,135,137,
147
MACH-50: 51
MACH-13: 23
MACH-39: 23
MACH-35/36: 44
MACH-29: 22
MACH-29: 23
MACH-1: 43
MACH-24: 48-50
MACH35/36:123,147,15
1
trade with Edward Athawes
MACH-52: 4
MACH-8: 42
MACH-9: 19
of Richmond
MACH-6: 49,57
U. Va. alumnus killed at Franklin, TN, 1864 MACH-48: 42
marriage
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-35/36:
28,79,81,103,110
MACH-23: 49
MACH-27/28:
37,39
MACH-18: 45
MACH-25:
45,46,62
MACH-29: 8,22
MACH-6: 52
CARTER
CARTER
John
John
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
John A.
John C.
John Champe
CARTER
CARTER
John Coles
Judith (Armistead)
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Lucy
Lucy Smith
Margaret
Margaret Rachel
Higginbotham
(Coleman)
Margaret Smith
Martha
CARTER
Mary
CARTER
CARTER
Mary
Mary
Mary Cocke (Mrs.
Charles Warner
Lewis)
Mary Eliza (Coles)
Mary Randolph
(Lewis)
Matthew
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
University of Virginia student reaction to
political events, comments about, ca. 1953
marriage
Sainr Paul's Memorial Church, teacher at
MACH-61: 27
MACH-8: 11,13
MACH-60: 47-48
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-6: 49
MACH-29:
9,13,22,24
MACH-29: 22
MACH-35/36:
34,46,48,58,62,69
,75,89,106,116
MACH-21: 39,49
MACH-58: 11
MACH-29: 23
MACH-42: 70
MACH-9: 59
MACH-35/36:
16,18,20,21,22,32
,33,35,36,41,42,4
3,44,48,49,76,95,
97,105
author: "Tell Me My Name" (set in
Greenwood and Batesville)
MACH-51: 94
MACH-6: 43
MACH-4: 33
MACH-29: 23
MACH-29: 23
MACH-5: 63
CARTER
Miss
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Misses
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Mrs.
Mrs.
Nancy
Richard
Richard
Robert
Robert
Robert (King)
Robert (King)
Robert (King)
Robert (of Nomini
Hall)
Robert H.
Robert H.
Robert Hill
Robert Hill
Robert Hill
Sally (daughter of
Edward)
Sally (of Redland*)
Sarah
Sarah (Champe)
T.
Thomas
Thomas B.
Whitaker
Whitaker
William C.
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
CARTER
Clarke County resident
University of Virginia Proctor, 1897
diary of Ada Bacot, mentioned in
Northern Neck Proprietary, agent of
MACH-35/36:
40,49
MACH-35/36:
83,89
MACH-27/28: 111
MACH-43: 27
MACH-59: 61
MACH-35/36:
49,75,89
MACH-52: 133
MACH-9: 53
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 45
MACH-29: 23
MACH-42: 70
MACH-29: 22
MACH-35/35: 125
MACH-49: 57
MACH-2: 43
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-45: 49
MACH-13: 61
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18: 53
Round Top* and
University of Virginia hotelkeper
MACH-6: 49,57
MACH-3: 81
MACH-51: 8
MACH-29: 22,23
MACH-59: 62
MACH-9: 65
MACH-32: 45
MACH-10: 33
MACH-13: 23
MACH-13: 23,25
CARTER
HOUSE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE HOTEL)
CARTER LAND
GRANTS IN
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
BRIDGE
CARTER'S
CAFE
CARTER'S
GROCERY
CARTER'S
GROCERY
CARTER'S MILL,
VIRGINIA
MACH-45: 5
MACH-5: 79
MACH-13: 23
MACH-23: 68
MACH-3: 11,13
MACH-6: 64
MACH-8: 71
forges
Green Mountain
Greys
locations of relative to, 1770s
MACH-61: 45, 60
organized at, 1861
MACH-59: 71,71n
MACH-50: 50,6364
home near
MACH-59: 69
buy land on for iron ore, 1769
MACH-61: 40
iron furnace near
Leathers, Jonathan
Wilkinson, John and
Old, John
MACH-45: 5
MACH-24: 16
MACH-27/28: 21
Magruder, John
Bowie
foraging expedition at conducted by, 1862
MACH-60: 27
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARTER'S
MOUNTAIN
CARUSI
CARUTHERS
CARUTHERS
CARUTHERS
MACH-22: 118
MACH-29: 22
MACH-30: 23
MACH-33/34: 2-3
MACH-35/36:
18,25,78
MACH-37/38: 247
MACH-4: 52
MACH-51: 4,8
MACH-7: 40
MACH-8: 11
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
Blue Ridge
Sanatorium and
Indian site
Smith, Daniel G. and
Lewis
family
John (of Lexington,
Virginia)
Tombstone
Inscriptions from the
Cemetery at
Lexington, Virginia
MACH-57: 49n
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-55: 85
MACH-42: 27,33
MACH-4: 60
MACH-7: 76
MACH-5: 83
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARVER
CARWILE
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
Archelaus
Bessie
C. L.
Carrie
Cornelius
Dorothy (Mrs. J.
Hubert)
Elizabeth
family
J. Hubert
James
Jaroel
Jurald
Linwood J.
Linwood J.
Linwood J.
Linwood J.
Richard
Thomas
William
Stuart F.
Archibald
Archibald
Archibald
Archibald
Archibald
Charles J.
Hunsdon
Jane Margaret (Mrs.
Wilson Miles)
Miles
Virginia (Mrs.)
Wilson J.
Wilson M.
Wilson Miles
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
mentioned
land becomes part of Forest Lawn Park
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - strike at
illustration
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - works at
mentioned
Col. of Fluvanna County
Cary, Wilson Miles, father of
Virginia Advocate, on staff of
marriage
MACH-9: 52
MACH-53: 85
MACH-33/34: 47
MACH-53: 85
MACH-5: 50
MACH-56: 113
MACH-9: 52
MACH-1: 43
MACh-56: 113
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 50
MACH-53: 106
MACH-53: 81
MACH-53: 84
MACH-53: 85
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 50
MACH-41: 57
MACH-1: 15
MACH-23: 38-39
MACH-3: 70,71
MACH-35/36:
21,44,99
MACH-4: 5
MACH-37/38: 88
MACH-33/34: 129
MACH-4: 15
MACH-19: 44
MACH-15: 34
MACH-54: 84
MACH-50: 71
MACH-21: 28,49
CARY
CARY
CARY
CARY
Wilson Miles
Wilson Miles
Wilson Miles
Wilson Miles (18061877)
Wilson Miles (18061877)
CARY
CARY PAPERS
CARYSBROOK,
VIRGINIA
CARYSBROOK,
VIRGINIA
CARYSBROOK,
VIRGINIA
CASE
R. R.
CASE
Richard R.
CASE OF THE
LABORER
FROM LOUISA:
THREE
CENTRAL
VIRGINIANS
AND THE
ORIGIN OF THE
VIRGINIA
HIGHWAY
SYSTEM, THE
Stack's Classical Grammar School and
Laporte's boarding house and
MACH-54: 84
MACH-54: 84
MACH-7: 24-26
MACH-4: 15
McGregor Library
MACH-7: 24,25
MACH-2: 62
MACH-14: 5
MACH-3: 70,71
MACH-7: 24
MACH-12: 8
MACH-37/38: 103
by Peter Wallenstein
MACH-49: 19-47
CASEY
John
CASEY
John M.
comedy set in Charlottesville in preparation MACH-51: 92
Union soldier buried at Charlottesville and
moved to Culpeper National Cemetery
MACH-55: 92n
CASEY
CASEY
CASEY
CASH
M.
Mathew
Mathew
John Archdale
slave and house of advertised for sale, 1828 MACH-58: 78
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-27/28: 118
marriage
MACH-21: 29,51
CASH
CASH
CASKIE
CASS
CASSELL
CASSELL
CASTALIA *
CASTALIA *
CASTALIA *
CASTALIA *
CASTALIA *
CASTALIA
SCHOOL
Joseph
Uncle Joe
John S.
Jonathan (Maj.) (of
Zanesville, Ohio)
Charles E.
marriage
Charles Emmet
University of Virginia Chapel, architect for
Meriwether patent
estate located on
Walker, Thomas (Dr.) possible site of first home of
MACH-46: 68
MACH-14: 62
MACH-21: 29,50
MACh-19: 44
MACH-46: 60
MACH-52: 102104
MACH-21: 70
MACH-27/28: 42
MACH-33/34:
147n
MACH-52: 38
MACH-52: 40
MACH-20: 41
MACH-20: 2124,28,36,37,3941,43
CASTALIE
John B. Minor's Civil War Diary (edited with
Anne Freudenderg)
MACH-22: 45-55
student opinion - coments about means for
CASTEEN
John
espressing
MACH-60: 46-47
University of Virginia - comments about
CASTEEN
John
leadership of
MACH-60: 77
CASTELLANE
Marquis Boniface de
MACH-15: 20,26
CASTIGLIONA Luigi
MACH-12: 41
CASTLE
Irene
MACH-42: 35
CASTLE
Vernon
MACH-42: 35
MACH-1: 5,6,12CASTLE HILL *
15,18,43
MACH-1: opp.
CASTLE HILL *
photo: south front (brick)
p.12
photo: hedges of tree-box at entrance to the MACH-1:
CASTLE HILL *
grounds
opp.p.12
CASTEEN
John
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
CASTLE HILL *
MACH-11: 53,58
MACH-12: 35
MACH-14: 13
MACH-18: 41
MACH-19: 11
MACH-20: 15,43
MACH-22: 69
MACH-24: 51
Doctor Walker's Land Title to Castle Hill by John S.Hopewell
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
*
*
*
*
*
Jouett, Jack and - The Historic and the
Legendary by Daniel John Hoisington
photo: north front with Prince Troubetskoy
playing croquet
MACH-26: 81-85
MACH-27/28:
8,106
MACH-29: 18
MACH-30:
21,22,25
MACH-33/34:
150n
MACH-35/36: 135
MACH-39: 1-7
MACH-39: front.
painting: Skekinah: looking south from south
lawn - by Prince Pierre Troubetskoy
MACH-42: 102
MACH-42:
25,67,91,9798,100,102-5
MACH-45: 52
construction of
MACH-46: 42,48
Albemarle County Historical Society,
meeting site
MACH-48: 120
Walker, Dr. Thomas - built by
MACH-52: 1
Walker, Dr. Thomas - retirement at
MACH-52: 18
named in 1755
MACH-52: 2
Meriwether grant and
MACH-52: 38
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
architectural evolution of
furnishings of
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
landscaping at
site plan
guests at
Clay, Henry at
*
*
*
*
CASTLE HILL *
floor plan
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
CASTLE HILL
photos
passim
Jefferson at
division of estate
*
*
*
*
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
Civil War at
storehouse at
slavery at
marriage of John Armstrong Chanler and
Amelie Rives
addition to, ca. 1830
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL *
CASTLE HILL * Fry family
CASTLE HILL * Walker family and
CASTLE HILL *
Walker, Francis
relationship with
home of, 1793 when he was elected to
Congress
CASTLE HILL * Walker, Thomas (Dr.) home of, 1775
CASTLE HOUSE
*
CASUALTIES
CASUALTIES
CATHEDRALS
MACH-52: 39-64
MACH-52: 41
MACH-52:
47,49,70
MACH-52: 48
MACH-52: 49
MACH-52: 49
MACH-52:
51,56,58
MACH-52:
60,62,63,64
MACH-52: 65-85
MACH-52: 69-70
MACH-52: 70
MACH-52: 7980,82-83
MACH-52: 8,9
MACH-52: 82-84
MACH-53: 59
MACH-55: 29
MACH-7: 11
MACH-8:
16,68,71
MACH-59: 143
MACH-59: 88
MACH-62: 6
MACH-61: 41
MACH-26: 5,6
MACH-25:
14,23,27
MACH-29: 55,58
MACH-26: 12
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
CATHOLIC
MASS
CATHOLICISM
CATLETT
CATLETT
CATLETT
CATLETT'S
STATION,
VIRGINIA
CATLETT'S
STATION,
VIRGINIA
CATLIN
CATLIN
CATLIN
Holy Comforter (Charlottesville) - History of
by Alice McCahill
MACH-18: 49
Philadelphia, Pa.
MACH-6: 25
MACH-18: 49
MACH-37/38: 39
MACH-24: 47
MACH-9: 19
MACH-19: 14
family
J. R.
Robert
MACH-16: 30
MACH-23: 46
Frederic
Lindsay
Mark
CATLIN
Mark
CATLIN
CATLIN
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTERTON
CATTLE
CATTLE
Randolph (Mrs.)
Randolph (Mrs.)
Gatty
Michael
Michael
Sarah
William
William
William
Albemarle County Historical Society, vice
president, 1997
MACH-55: iii
MACH-41: 101
MACH-41: 100
author: "An Historic Cemetery in Albemarle
County, Va: An Archeological Investigation
of Site 44AB7" - with Stephen Plog
MACH-41: 55-101
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, contributions to
MACH-56: 12
Jones, Arthur H., correspondence with
MACH-56: 96
MACH-9: 55
MACH-22: 31
MACH-9: 55
marriage
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-21: 31
MACH-22: 31
MACH-9: 49,58
MACH-26: 21
MACH-29: 59
CATTON
Bruce
CAULIFLOWER
(DANCE
FIGURE)
CAUSES OF
THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION,
THE"(BOOK)
CAUSEWAY *
CAUSY
family
CAUTHEN
CAUTHEN
CAUTHEN
CAUTHEN
CAVALIER
IMMIGRATION
TO VIRGINIA
CAVALRY
TOURNAMENTS
CAVE
CAVE
CAVE
CAVES
CAWTHAN
CAZNEY
CEDAR CREEK
FRIENDS
MEETING
CEDAR HILL *
CEDAR
MOUNTAIN
CEDAR
MOUNTAIN
Irby (Dean)
Irby B., Jr.
Irby B., Jr.
Irby B., Jr. (Mrs.)
U. Va. Civil War Centennial Memorial
Service, speaker
MACH-48: 45n
MACH-42: 36
MACH-33/34: 56
MACH-8: 35
MACH-8: 43
University of Virginia - comments on
curriculum changes at
Bowers, Fredson and
photo
mentioned
MACH-60: 75
MACH-56: 22
MACH-56: 33
MACH-56: 36
MACH-33/34: 56
James
Sarah
William
marriage
MACH-45: 4,5,7
MACH-5: 59
MACH-21: 44,49
MACH-5: 59
MACH-7: 3,37-46
MACH-5: 59
MACH-21: 31,49
Gibbons, William and
MACH-40:
26,35,41
MACH-55: 74n
marriage
in Virginia
Robert
Elizabeth
in Albemarle County and Blue Ridge
map showing location
of
near Brown's Cove
MACH-51: 57
MACH-61: 2
CEDAR RUN,
VIRGINIA
CEDAR RUN,
VIRGINIA
CEDIT
CELEBRATION
CEMETERIES
MACH-11:
22,23,28,29
Samuel
CEMETERIES
CEMETERIES
CEMETERIES
CEMETERIES
CEMETERIES
slaves buried on Foster property
African-American
African-American
African-American
Mount. Fair slave cemetery
funerals and visits to graveyards
access to
CEMETERIES
African-American
graves and gravestones at
CEMETERY HILL
CENNICK
Mr.
CENSORSHIP
CENSUS
CENSUS
CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION
CENTERVILLE
CENTERVILLE
CENTRAL CITY
CLUB
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
religious principals criticized
United States, 1850
Albemarle County - free blacks in
MACH-22: 141
MACH-6: 55
MACH-29: 73,75
MACH-26: 78
MACH-53: 118119
MACH-55: 92n
MACH-61: 12-13
MACH-61: 20-22
MACH-61: 4n
MACH-61: 6,1618,22
MACH-25: 30
MACH-49: 12
MACH-29: 78
MACH-2: 9
MACH-53: 115139
MACH-39: 62-63
MACH-22: 110
MACH-25: 11,1520
MACH-42: 29
MACH-1: 30
MACH-12: 43
MACH-15:
36,37,42
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
COLLEGE
CENTRAL
EUROPE
Minutes of the Board of Visitors
MACH-15: 42,43
MACH-17:
8,11,2022,24,26,29
MACH-18: 5
MACH-29: 29
MACH-40: 3
history of
MACH-60: 98-100
House of Delegates
decision to keep in House bill, 1805
MACH-60: 81
proctor
need for questioned
MACH-60: 95
Trustees of
Albemarle schools, power over
MACH-60: 95
Emmet Street at
Angus Road - branch
CENTRAL
FIDELITY BANK located at, 1983
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
MACH-12: 39
formerly part of farm of W. H. Paine, ca.
1919
auction advertisements, 1820-1824
MACH-60: 107
MACH-58:
74,75,79
Obituaries from the "Central Gazette", 182027 - abstracted by William M. E. Rachal
MACH-10: 31-38
marriage abstracts
MACH-21: 25-53
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL HALL
(WEST MAIN
STREET)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Market Street
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
Abstracts of Marriages 1820-1859
MACH-21: 25-53
Charlottesville, first newspaper, 1820
MACH-50: 69-70
Daily Progress, published by
MACH-50: 80
age compared with first Scottsville paper
MACH-50: 87
Albemarle College for Young Ladies, home
of 1902-03
MACH-54: 39-40
auctions held near, 1830,1831
MACH-58: 80,81
MACH-11: 46
MACH-2: 7
MACH-24: 58
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CENTRAL
LUNCH
CENTRAL
LUNCH
CENTRAL OF
GEORGIA
(RAILROAD)
CENTRAL
RAILROAD
COMPANY
MACH-33/34: 10
MACH-35/36: 130
MACH-42: 25,28
Brown, Joe W., owner, 1828
MACH-51: 116
Court Square, location on
MACH-52: 117
Monticello Block, name for
MACH-53: 48
West Main Street
MACH-54: 9
opened in 1934
MACH-54: 9
Van Wagonen, Durgin and
MACH-53: 104105
MACH-18: 49
CENTRAL
RAILROAD
COMPANY
CENTRAL ROAD
CENTRAL
TELEPHONE
BUILDING
CENTRAL
VIRGINIA
CENTRAL
VIRGINIA IN
THE
IMAGINATION: A
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
CENTRAL
WOMEN'S
COLLEGE
(BAPTIST)
CENTURY
MAGAZINE
CERRACHI
CERRACHI
CERRACHI
CHAFFEE
CHAFFEE
CHAFFIN'S
FARM
CHAIRMAN
CHALMERS
MACH-27/28: 124
MACH-14: 14
West Main Street
formerly site of Harris Hardware; now owned
by Sprint (2003)
MACH-60: 111
iron facililities in
late 1700s
MACH-61: 41
by Vesta Lee Gordon
MACH-51: 90-101
site selection for
MACH-54: 59-62
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-14: 24
MACH-27/28: 117
MACH-4: 49
MACH-7: 34,40
MACH-32: 34
MACH-21: 57
Giuseppe
Giuseppe
John
Zachariah
Dwight M. (Rev.)
CHALMERS
CHAMBERLAIN
Dwight M. (Rev.)
Benjamin J. (Col.)
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard
Bernard Peyton
MACH-25: 31,32
MACH-29: 52,57
MACH-2: 18
Charlottesville Recreation Board, Chairman MACH-56: 88
MACH-11: 27
Duke, Camman Coleman,comments at
MACH-59: 122death of
123
MACH-1: 50
MACH-11: back
cover
MACH-12: back
cover
MACH-13:
69,back cover
MACH-14:
65,back cover
MACH-15: 46
MACH-16: back
cover
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18:
39,45,53,54
MACH-18: 39-46
MACH-19: 58,59
MACH-20: 75,76
MACH-21: 57
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
General Assembly candidate
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
author - Our Open Library
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
author
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
photo: with Emily Duke and Wm. B. O'Neal MACH-48: 106
author - History of Midmont
Ivy hockey played by
author - Albemarle County Court House,
The
author - Samuel Miller, 1792-1869:
Albemarle Philanthropist
author - Farmington;" A History
portrait (1896-1983)
bibliography of
MACH-21: 65-70
MACH-27/28: 119127
MACH-27/28: 119127
MACH-29: 65
MACH-29: 7-28
MACH-3: 84
MACH-35/36: 181182
MACH-35/36: 181182
MACH-37/38: 12
MACH-41: vi
MACH-41: vii-ix
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
Bernard Peyton
Bernard Peyton
Daniel Henry
Elsie Schuyler
Williams (Mrs.
Bernard Peyton)
Katherine N. (Mrs.)
Mary (Peyton)
Nathaniel
Nathaniel
Neville
W.C.
W.C.
Will
William
William C.
William C. (Mrs.)
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAYN
E
Edward C.
CHAMBERLAYN
E
Edward Pye
CHAMBERS
Lenoir
Albemarle County Historical Society twenty fifth anniversary meeting
Albemarle County Historical Society organizational meeting
Albemarle County Historical Society Information Please program
Charlottesville architectural design control
ordinance
Albemarle County Historical Society president
MACH-48: 107
MACH-48: 110
MACH-48: 112
MACH-48: 116117
MACH-48: 117
Civil War Centennial Commission, chairman MACH-48: 45,122
MACH-52: 116Albemarle County courthouse and
117
World War I experiences of
MACH-59: 26
MACH-18: 45
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-18: 45
MACH-3: 84
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-46: 43
MACH-32: 59
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-45: 15
MACH-21: 62
MACH-2: 20
MACH-18: 44,45
MACH-18: 45
MACH-14: 2
MACH-42: 8
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
MACH-48: 119
CHAMPAGNE
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR
CHANCELLOR,
S. E. && CO.
(DRUG STORE)
C. W.
Charles W.
Dr.
family
George
J. S. (Dr.)
James Edgar
James Edgar
Mrs.
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel C.
Samuel C.
T. Edgar (Dr.)(?)
mentioned
Chancellor Street named for
mentioned
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DRUG STORE
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DRUG STORE
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DRUG STORE
CHANDLER
CHANDLER
CHANDLER
CHANDLER
CHANDLER
Chancellor, Samuel C., owner of
Charles
John
Julius
Thomas
University of Virginia Superintendent of
Building and Grounds, 1930
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Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia owns
CHANDLER AND
PRICE PRESS
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANLER
Amelie Louise Rives
(Mrs. John
Armstrong)
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
Merry Mills Papers (Alderman Library)
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANLER
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANLER
CHANNING
CHANTILLY,
VIRGINIA
CHANUTIN
CHANY
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
Edward
movies provided by
photo portrait: young adult
illustration
New York family of
John Armstrong Chaloner's `Movies For the
Farmers' - by Roderick R. Ingram
writings of
public use of his facilities
History of the United States
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Alfred (Mrs.)
Betsy
CHAPEL OF
REMEMBRANCE
CHAPEL OF ST.
JOHN,
WESTMINSTER
CHAPEL ROYAL
(ENGLAND)
CHAPLAINS
CHAPLAINS
CHAPMAN
H. H.
CHAPMAN
James O.
CHAPMAN
Mary
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photo: (1930); in group of forestry officials
Butler, Addison, sold property in Milton to
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CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
Mary Ellis
Nathaniel
Paines
Reynolds
Richard
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
Richard M.
Sam
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
CHAPMAN
CHARADES
CHARITIES
CHARLEMAGNE
CHARLES CITY
COUNTY
CHARLES CITY
COUNTY
CHARLES CITY
ROAD
CHARLES CITY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLES M.
GRAVES
ORGANIZATION
CHARLES M.
GRAVES
ORGANIZATION
CHARLES
TOWN, VA
(NOW WEST
VIRGINIA)
Samuel B.
William
William
Orange Episcopal Church and, ca.1832
Moore, Edward C. and Lucy M., slaves of
advertised for sale by
University of Virginia Hotelkeeper
Forest, The*
Wayles, John
Seven Days battles
and
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MACH-26: 13
MACH-24: 47
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home of
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Civil War
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MACH-8: 65
consultants
mentioned
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produce master plan for recreation, 1954
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CHARLES
TOWN, VA
(NOW WEST
VIRGINIA)
CHARLES
TOWN, VA
(NOW WEST
VIRGINIA)
CHARLES
TOWN, VA
(NOW WEST
VIRGINIA)
CHARLESTON
MERCURY, THE
(S.C.)
(NEWSPAPER)
CHARLESTON,
THE (DANCE)
CHARLOTTE
(SLAVE)
Brown, William T.
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY
Staunton Hall*
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, NEW
BRUNSWICK
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
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MACH-42: 36
owned by - at Mt. Fair
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MACH-23: 49,50
MACH-29: 69
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
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Courthouse
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Roanoke*
MACH-44: 6
African Americans
public housing, attitude toward, 1965,1967
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African Americans
Colored Recreation Board and
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Albemarle Academy
plans for drawn at a meeting in, 1814
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opposition to as site for
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Albemarle Academy
Albemarle
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MACH-8: 13effect of establishment and moving of court 14,18
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Jouett, Jack - ride of and
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corner Emmet Street - Central Fidelity Bank
located, 1983
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MACH-48: 116Albemarle County Historical Society and
117
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architecture
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Charlottesville's Architectural Legacy - by K.
Edward Lay
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architecture
exhibition at public library
architecture
Armory
Armory
Armstrong, Rev. W.
J.
athletics
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MACH-52: 116
Monticello Guard and
now (2003) the Downtown Recreation
Center
office established at, 1819 as base of
missionary work
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Avon Street
city parks and
horse watering fountain at Charlottesville
Lumber Company, ca. 1930
Azalea Park
public garden plots in
Azalea Park
historical sketch of
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Azalea Park
origin of
Vaughan, Thomas J., house of offered at
auction, 1864
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RAWL-63: 24,41n,48n
Keeping the Faith: A History of the First
Baptist Church (West Main Street)
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Bank Street
bankers
baptists
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Barracks Road
MACH-12: 43
Barracks Road
MACH-14: 3
Barracks Road
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Preston Avenue originally part of
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Barracks Road
Ivy Creek Methodist Church and
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Barracks Road
Interior Firum, Inc. located on
MACH-58: 18
Barracks Road
Beautification
Commission
Sunny Side* located on
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recreational activities supported by
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Beck's Hill
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Belmont Avenue
MACH-14: 10
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Belmont Park
Belmont Park
originally restricted to white use only
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Belmont Park
public after World War I
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Belmont Park
McIntire, Paul G, donates to city
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Belmont Park
improvements made by Recreation Board
role of Department of Recreation in
obtaining
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Belmont Park
Belmont Subdivision
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Belmont Subdivision
MACH-21: 26
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Belmont Subdivision
MACH-46: 58,70
Belmont Subdivision Belmont Park and
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Belmont Subdivision public housing and - proposal, 1960
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Belmont Subdivision streetcar service and
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Belmont Subdivision in 1920s
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bibliography of
bibliography of
bicentennial
celebration
MACH-1: 43
Albemarle County Historical Society, Bulletin
# 2, 1/1941
MACH-48: 123
plaques for historic buildings
Blacks in
Blacks in
free
Board of Trade
MACH-14: 41
Boone, Daniel and
Daniel Boone's Adventures in
Charlottesville, 1781: Some Incidents
Connected with Tarleton's Raid - by John
Cook Wyllie
bordello
Aunt Mat
boundaries
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Branchlands* plantation entrance was
located at intersection with Hydraulic Road
Broadway Street
Brown's Gap Road
Brown's Gap
Turnpike
MACH-19: 5-18
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MACH-57: 49
Brandon Avenue
Brandywine Drive
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MACH-53: 115139
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MACH-19: 16
used for access from Shenandoah Valley
provides easy access to the Shenandoah
Valley, 1805
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Buford Junior High
School
Buford Junior High
School
opening of, mid 1960s
MACH-56: 101
swimming pool at, ca. 1973
MACH-56: 106
burial customs
Burnley-Moran
School
Burnley-Moran
School
MACH-52: 119
construction of, early 1950s
Exchamge Club supports improvement of
grounds, ca.1968
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businesses
in eighteenthth century
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businesses
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butchers in
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Cabell Avenue
Cabell, Joseph Carrington, named for
Carleton Avenue
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cemeteries
cemeteries
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Division of Parks and Cemeteries of
Department of Public Works
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Central College and
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Chancellor Street
MACH-24: 13
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Chancellor Street
Chancellor Street
mentioned
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Chancellor Street
stables of Mr. Dunnington
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Chancellor Street
description of in 1920s
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Chancellor Street
Charlottesville High
School
Charlottesville High
School
Chancellor, Samuel C., named after
Harland Bartholomew Associates - plan of,
1958 and
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mentioned
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Cherry Avenue
mentioned
Cherry Avenue
Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad
Chronicle
(Newspaper)
Chronicle
(Newspaper)
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
church
denominations
Church Street, East
(2nd Street)
public housing proposed on, 1960
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approach from the east
MACH-3: 17
Moon ghost, articles about, 1867,1868
MACH-1: 19
Waddell, William Wirt editor of
MACH-2: 68
Presbyterian
MACH-1: 45
Presbyterian
MACH-12: 35
Methodist
MACH-2: 6
Presbyterian
Presbyterian
MACH-2: 6,18
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Presbyterian
MACH-4: 37
Disciples of Christ
MACH-46: 54
Presbyterian
MACH-6: 64
Presbyterian
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original town plan and
MACH-21: 67
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City Council
MACH-17: 68
Random Selections from the Charlottesville
Council Minute Book - by Margaret W.
Fowler Clark
MACH-18: 47
City Council
minute books of
City Council
MACH-18: 47
MACH-18: 47,50
City Council
MACH-22: 49
City Council
Court Square Confederate monument,
appropriation for
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City Council
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. president of
MACH-59: 118
City Council
Duke, Helen - appeal made to
MACH-59: 124
City Hall
MACH-17: 68
City Hall
MACH-18: 50
City Hall
MACH-4: 26
MACH-46: opp.
p.1
City Hall
photo (from corner of Market and 5th)
City Hall
armory to be built on city hall lot
Thornley house at Market and Court
purchased for
City Hall
city resevoir
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MACH-48: 88,88n
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p.12
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city, incorporation of
as
Shall we Become a City? The Story of
Charlottesville's Incorporation as a City,
!888. - by Gayle M. Schulman and Melinda
B. Frierson
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Civil War
surrender of, March 3, 1865
MACH-3: 3,67-73
Civil War
Sheridan's raid, 1865
MACH-3: 35-45
Civil War
social changes after
MACH-58: 35
Civil War
auction of surplus equipment after
MACH-58: 83
Civil War
comments about
MACH-58: 9
Civil War
MACH-59: 90-91
Civil War
impact on town
Sheridan's raid described by R. T. W. Duke,
Jr.
Rivanne Guards raised by John Bowie
Magruder
article abouit invasion of Charlottesville,
March, 1865
Civil War
threats to during
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Civil War
Civil War
Civil War and
letter describing conditions April 23, 1862
Civil War Centennial
Committee
officers and members
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MACH-171.h.7
(p.17) Mabel
Apple Talley oral
interview,
9/22/1987
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Colored Recreation
Board
Colored Recreation
Board
Colored Recreation
Board
Commerce Street
Commonwealth's
Attorney
Commonwealth's
Attorney
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mentioned
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activities of, ca. 1930s
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Washington Park, improvements to, 1930s
MACH-56: 91-93
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Gilmer, Frank, ca.1890s
Camblos, Jack and University of Virginia
riots during Vietnam War
Community
National Recreation Association,
Improvement Council communications from, 1947
concerts
Confederate
celebration in
Confederate Graves
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Moran, Charles Edward, Sr. clerk of 19171959
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. judge of
Duke, Richard clerk of
Duke, Richard William clerk of
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Rugby* located on
county seat
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court days
description of
MACH-51: 120
Court Street (5th E.)
in original town plan
MACH-21: 67
Courthouse
MACH-1: 14,33
Courthouse
MACH-2: 61
Courthouse
MACH-3: 75
Courthouse
MACH-52: 116
Courthouse Hospital
MACH-22: 104
Courthouse Square
MACH-13: 46
Courthouse Square
MACH-21: 69
Courthouse Square
Civil War Monument
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Square
MACH-22: 208
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map of
Courthouse Square
MACH-3: 75
MACH-4: 24,36
Courthouse Square
Civil War Monument
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Courthouse Square
Civil War Monument - cornerstone box
MACH-48: 31-33
Courthouse Square
map of
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description of
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Courthouse Square
Charlottesville Library Association
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Courthouse Square
commercial center shifts from, 1840
Courthouse Square
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auctions in
Number Nothing building - sign about slave
block at
MACH-58: 65,86
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Square
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Courthouse Square
slave auctions held at
John Bowie Strange Camp United
Confederate Veterans organized at, 1889
Jackson, Stonewall statue, unveiling of,
10/19/1921
Courthouse Square
horse watering fountain at, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 109
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Square,
240-242
Courthouse Square,
240-242
Courthouse Square,
240-242
Courthouse Square,
300
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Number Nothing - Ragland, John C.,
purchased by, 1820
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Number Nothing - Norris, Opie purchased
by, 1820
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Number Nothing - Bensons operate auction
business at, 1860s
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Eagle Tavern formerly located at this site
CourthouseSquare
slave block on
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Cox's Row
vote by ward, 1961
MACH-56: 118
Cox's Row
housing conditions on
Cox's Row
public housing at - project for, 1961
MACH-56: 125
MACH-56: 137140
Courthouse Square
MACH-59: 98
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Westhaven is name given to, 1962
Craven's Woods
Craven's Woods
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Federal troops camped here during
occupation, 1865
Custer at Piedmonr*
descriptions of
descriptions of
descriptions of
descriptions of
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MACH-22: 67-78
MACH-44:
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Davis family in
descriptions of
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Letter from Charlottesville, April 23, 1862
Hometown Boy Looks at Charlottesville, A,
1858: A Letter of Benjamin F. Harlow - by
John H. Moore
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by W. W. Waddell, in 1875
Pleasant it is to Remember These Things by Anna Barringer
Reminiscences of Charlottesville in the
1880s - by James P. C. Southall
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MACH-18: 33-38
MACH-24: 5-38
MACH-4: 24-34
descriptions of
Glimpses Back Over Fifty Years in
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Early Charlottesville: Recollections of James
Alexander
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descriptions of
in 19th century
descriptions of
in 19th century
descriptions of
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Richard Harlan's Tour to the Caves of
Virginia in 1831 including Observations
about Charlottesville and Albemarle County annotated by William M. E. Rachel
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1831
maintained by Department of Parks and
downtown mall
Recreation
Downtown Recreation formerly an Armory - 4-H Club Achievement
Center
Day held there, 1930
Downtown Recreation
Center
horse watering fountain at, ca. 1983
University of Virginia students harass during
draft board
the Vietnam War
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dramatic trends
1900-1935
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Duke, R. T. W. Jr
life in 1853-1926
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Durrett, Robert
attorney in, early 1800s
Early Charlottesville:
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edited by Mary Rawlings, comments about
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Recreation Board sponsors
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1788-2002; article about
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description of in 1920s
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beautification of
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buildings located on ca. 1920s
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MACH-3: 72-76
MACH-56: 90
MACH-51: 74
MACH-62: 1-66
MACH-58: 3
MACH-21: 5
MACH-56: 107
MACH-60: 107
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extract factory
Farmer's Alliance
Institute
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. visits
MACH-49: 38
held at
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Federal Building, Old photo
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Federal Building, Old photo
MACH-46: 67
Ficklin's hill
Fifeville
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. and
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photo - Fifeville Sunday School picnic ready MACH-12: opp.
to leave on C and A streetcar
p.4
Fifeville
MACH-2: 5
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Fifeville
Fifeville
mentioned
MACH-56: 113
Fifeville
playground - originated in 1930s
MACH-56: 95
Fifteenth Street
LaRowe, John S, home of
Fifteenth Street
description of in 1920s
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MACH-58: 3,68,10-14
Fifth Street
West, John - property of on
MACH-55: 67n
Fifth Street SW
Tonsler Park and
MACH-56: 95
Fire Department
MACH-45: 9
Fire Department
Confederaate Cemetery monument
dedication parade and
Court Square Confederate monument
dedication parade and
Fire Department
Court Square, engine house on
Fire Department
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MACH-48: 34
MACH-52: 117
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place
fires
fires
vote on public housing referenda,
1955,1967
Waddell, W. W., residence of on First
Street, 1880
Charlottesville and University Railway
Company stables
firewood
MACH-56:
122,149
MACH-2: 5
MACH-33/34: 32
MACH-45: 32
First Street
Waddell, W. W., residence of, 1880
MACH-2: 5
First Street
houses located on, 1880
MACH-2: 6
First Street
public housing site - vote by wards, 1967
MACH-56: 122
First Street
Fishburne and
Woods
public housing site - proposal for, 1967
MACH-56: 146
law partners, 1892
established because of remoteness from
Fluvanna County and court
football conference at
MACH-11: 23
MACH-7: 24,26
MACH-53:
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Forest Hill Park
Rotary Club supports
MACH-56: 102
Forest Hill Park
Oak Lawn subdivision and
MACH-56: 79
Forest Hill Park
MACH-56: 95,116
Fourteenth Street
formed early 1950s
underpass proposed at C and O tracks at
corner of Main Street, 1901
fire apparatus unloaded from C and O
tracks at the time of the Rotunda fire, 1895
C and O Rwy. crosses at grade at the
corner of Main Street
MACH-3: 11
Fourteenth Street
description of in 1920s
MACH-58: 3,9
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
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Smith and Beauchamp (Firm) located on
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Fourth Street
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Fourth Street East
Eureka Cafe and Bar located on
photo (ca.1891-95) - mule drawn car at
corner of Main and Fourth Streets
photo (ca.1891-95) - mule drawn car at
corner of Main and Fourth Streets
Fourth Street East
Dabney, James Cabell describes
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Fourth Street East
Franklin Street
railroad bridge - mason's marks on
Fredericks and
Charlottesville Stage
MACH-14: 62
MACH-33/34: 44
MACH-57: 61
free Blacks and
MACH-21: 10
MACH-53: 115139
freedmen's schools in
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freedmen's schools in
Furst Sreeet, south
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freight depot between it and Second Street,
1930s
MACH-60: 110
Garrett Street
MACH-2: 5,7
Garrett Street
public housing site - vote for by wards
Garrett Street
public housing site - plan for
Garrett Street
public housing built on
MACH-56: 122
MACH-56:
141,146
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Garrett Street
slum clearance
MACH-56: 151
Garrett Street
Hope House #2, location of
MACH-58: 18-19
Garrett Street School
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Gas House
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Gas Works
MACH-2: 5
Gas Works
George Rogers Clark Ridge-Lane public housing proposal, 1965
School
and
George Rogers Clark
School
Johnson, James H. and
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public housing referenda, 1965,1967, votes MACH-56:
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122,149
location in relation to
MACH-60: 4
by Irene Ashworth Valentine
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mentioned
Forrest, Prof. William M. lives at corner of
16th Street
MACH-58: 10-11
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described in the 1920s
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description of in early 1900s
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described in 1920s
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Tinsley, Wood traded as
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Jefferson, Thomas fails to form one, 1783
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and
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Green Street
Greenbrier
Elementary School
original town plan, named on
MACH-21: 67
Greenbrier Park complemented by
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Greenbrier Park
Exchange Club supports, ca. 1968
MACH-56: 102
Greenbrier Park
natural marsh in
Greenbrier Park
historical sketch of
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Greenbrier Park
Greenbrier School
Polling Place
origin of
vote on public housing referenda,
1965,1967
MACH-56: 122
Greenleaf Park
Rotary Club supports
MACH-56: 102
Grove Avenue
Halloween
hardware store, ca,
1930
MACH-56: 199
MACH-14: 10
Recreation Board sponsors party, 1930s
MACH-56: 90
brief description of
Cox's Row public housing - road built
through, 1962
MACH-60: 111
MACH-56:
141,141n
MACH-56: 118
Hartman's Mill Road
public housing - vote by ward, 1960
Afro-American community on and
redevelopment, 1950s
Hartman's Mill Road
public housing - proposal, 1960
Hardy Road
Hartman's Mill Road
Head Start program Hope House #2 and, 1972
Hedges, Dr. Halstead
S.
initial practice in, 1892
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Edwin
association with
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High Street
occupation soldiers hold races on, 1865
MACH-56: 48
High Street
Sinclair estate and, 1880s
MACH-56: 78
High Street
races on by occupational soldiers, 1865
MACH-58: 48
High Street
Duke, Helen R - effort to save a dogwood on MACH-59: 124
High Street
High Street, cor.
Fourth Street, NE
mentioned, 1958
MACH-61: 72
Benson family lives at, ca. 1860s
MACH-58: 72-73
High Street, East
Duke family home on
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highways through
Hill Street (2nd Street
West)
in original town plan
MACH-21: 67
historical society
notes on formation of
MACH-1: 40
honor roll
horse watering
fountains
World War I - Christ Church and
MACH-3: 81
locations of, 1930
MACH-60: 109
hospitals
Civil War
MACH-44: 51
MACH-22: 91160,161-190
hospitals
Civil War
Hosmer family in
MACH-49: 42-43
hospitals
MACH-30: 43-60
MACH-52: 127146
hotels
MACH-1: 32
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hotels
hotels
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MACH-52:
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illegal activities in
MACH-51: 76-78
immigration to
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incorporation of
as a city in 1888
MACH-3: 33
influenza epidemic
MACH-53: 103
insurance maps of
MACH-53: 78
iron foundry
Harris, R. F. starts first
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Jackson Park
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of
MACH-22: 210
Jackson Park
Jackson Park
MACH-22: 210
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of
Jackson Park
Jackson Park
MACH-4: 37
MACH-47: 37
Jackson Park
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of (photo by
Holsinger)
MACH-47: 37
MACH-47: 38
Jackson Park
garden clubs provide support for
MACH-56: 102
Jackson Park
McIntire, Paul Goodloe and
MACH-56: 81
Jackson Park
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of
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Jackson Park
Jackson Park and
Statue
Jackson, Thomas J.
(Gen.)
Jackson-Via
Elementary School
Jail
Jefferson Elementary
School
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Jefferson Park
Avenue
Albemarle County Courthouse, relation to
Jackson, Stonewall, statue of, unveiling of,
10/19/1921
MACH-58: 83
MACH-60: 104105
McIntire, Paul G. and
MACH-59: 118
body passes through town
MACH-22: 21-22
city park system and
MACH-56: 105
MACH-5: 4043,46
desegregation, condition at time of
MACH-56: 129
MACH-12: 6
MACH-24: 9
MACH-37/38: 174
George Rogers Clark statue and
railroad bridge - mason's marks on, lack of
any
MACH-57: 61
Fry's Spring at end of
MACH-58: 3
Jefferson School
MACH-56: 82
MACH-37/38: 13
Jefferson School
Gardner, Anna, school of, 1820
Jefferson School
Carver Recreation Center and
MACH-55: 80n,86
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97-98
Jefferson Street
MACH-14: 12
Jefferson Street
MACH-19: 17
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Jefferson Street
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original town plan, included in
Jefferson Street
Jefferson Street
Jefferson Street, 100
West
Jefferson Street, 203
East
Jefferson Street, cor,
1st Street
Jefferson Street, cor,
2nd Street
Jefferson, Thomas
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Magruder Sanatarium (1899)
MACH-48: 66n
Greek Community Center, 1943
MACH-54: 18
First Methodist Episcopal Church, 1958
MACH-61: 77
Baptist Youth Building, 1858
MACH-61: 73
jitney buses
slaves of employed in
MACH-43: 4
on map of proposed separation of Fluvanna
from Albemarle, 1777
MACH-7: 22
Brief History of the Jewish Community in
Charlottesville and Albemarle, A - by Nancy
E. Willner
MACH-40: 1-24
MACH-37/38:
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John Street
dead end street off Fourteenth Street
MACH-58: 9
John Street
Johnson School
Polling Place
mentioned
public housing referenda, 1965,1967, vote
on
MACH-58: 9n
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Jordan Park
origin of
MACH-56: 99
Jefferson, Thomas
Jewish Community
Jurey House
MACH-3: 41
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Craven property along Preston Avenue,
location of
Kent Road
Lafayette, visit of
Lane High School
Lane High School
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MACH-9: opp.
p.12
reception of General Lafayette in - attributed
to Charles Downing
MACH-24: 53-66
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Horwitz, Miss Sylvia P. and class working on
a history of the city
MACH-2: 64
Lane High School
MACH-4: 60,61
Lane High School
MACH-44: 48
Lane High School
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Lane High School
photo
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Lane High School
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Lane High School
MACH-5: 81,84
Lane High School
band - Burley High School compared with
MACH-56: 101
Lane High School
closure to resist integration, 1958
Lane High School
desegregation time, 1958, situation at
MACH-56: 101
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Lane High School
Johnson, James G and
MACH-56: 84
Lane High School
Parker, Mary Scott student at
MACH-57: 45
Lane High School
Duke, Martha teaches biology at
MACH-59: 109
Lane High School
MACH-6: 64,65
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Lane High School
Lane High School
Polling Place
Lane Street
closing of by Governor Almond, 1958 article about
teachers outline plan for emergency
teaching after school closed in massive
resistance, 1958
integration of - first African American
students admitted, 1959
public housing referenda, 1965, 1967, vote
on
MACH-61: 67-79
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Lane Street
Cox's Row and
Ridge Street - public housing proposed at
corner of, 1965
leaders
during Civil War
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Leaton, Miss Anne
arrival in and activities at
MACH-2: 10
Lee Park
MACH-22: 209
Lee Park
MACH-47: 35
Lee Park
McIntire, Paul Goodloe, gift of
MACH-56: 80-83
Lee Statue
MACH-22: 209
Lee Statue
MACH-4: 37
Lee Statue
photo - by Holsinger
Lee Statue
Lee, Rev. Harry B.
Lewis and Clark
Monument
MACH-47: 36
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Episcopal clergyman in
MACH-3: 23
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Monument
Lewis and Clark
Statue
photo (Holsinger)
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McIntire, Paul G. and
libraries
McIntire library served city for forty years
MACH-59: 118
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photo: McIntire Library
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libraries
libraries
photo: Jefferson-Madison Regional Library MACH-37/38: 14
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libraries
photo: Jefferson-Madison Regional Library
librarians
Locust Avenue
MACH-46: 67
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Long, William F.
resident of and origin of name for Lego*
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lyceum
article about
MACH-7: 47-64
Lynchburg Road
MACH-13: 47
Madison Avenue
public housing proposed at, 1960
MACH-56: 146
Madison Lane
description of in 1920s
MACH-58: 4
Madison Lane
Madison, James, named after
MACH-58: 4n
Maiden Lane
Maiden Lane (High
Street)
Maiden Lane (High
Street)
High Street, early name for
MACH-59: 91
town plan, in original
MACH-21: 67
occupation soldiers hold races on, 1865
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Main Street
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Main Street
MACH-14: 62
Main Street
MACH-18: 41
Main Street
MACH-2: 6,65
Main Street
original town plan and
Main Street
MACH-24: 9,27
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Main Street
Main Street
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merchants on, ca. 1900-10
Main Street
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MACH-3:
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photo - looking East from foot of Vinegar Hill
(ca. 1885)
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photo: west of Southern Railway looking
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Main Street
photo - ca. 1930
Main Street
Main Street
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MACH-4: 25,26
Main Street
Dinsmore, James - plan of lots; photo
MACH-46: 34
Main Street
MACH-56: 82
Main Street
George Rogers Clark monument and
Parker, Mary Scott - impression made on,
1920s
MACH-58: 3
Main Street
Random Row, former name for parts of
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street car operations on, ca, 1928
Main Street
Main Street cor 1st
Street
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Gleasoms bakery, 1958
Charlottesville Hardware Company located
Main Street, 316 East at, ca. 1930
Hardware Store Restaurant located at, ca.
Main Street, 316 East 1983
Main Street, 401 East Gleason and Bailey general merchandise
Main Street, cor Third
Street, SE
Day, Benjamin purchased lot 1820
Main Street, East
Main Street, East
Main Street, East
corner Fourth
Main Street, East
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MACH-58: 72n
MACH-48: 84nGleason, James Emmet - grocery of, 1930s 85n
theaters located on
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photo - mule drawn street car at
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Jeffersonian Republican building; photo
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Harman, Peter home on
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MACH-60: 103104
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Union Station and, ca. 1920
Vinegar Hill and, ca, 1930
Harris Hardware and Foundry located at, ca.
1930
MACH-60: 111
Central Telephone Building located on, 1983 MACH-60: 111
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Maplewood Cemetery
MACH-44: 45
Maplewood Cemetery Strange, John Bowie, grave of
MACH-48: 50
Maplewood Cemetery Jones, John M. (Gen.), grave of
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Maplewood Cemetery Long, Armistead Lindsay (Gen.), grave of
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Maplewood Cemetery Duke family members buried there
MACH-59: 85
Maplewood Cemetery
MACH-8: 50
maps
Wood's map of Charlottesville
maps
reconstruction period
maps
maps
1828
Woods, William (Col.), done by in
December 1818
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Dinsmore, James - plan of lots on Main
Street
MACH-46: 34
showing selected property ownership, 17621859
MACH-46: 55
maps
insurance maps
MACH-53: 78
maps
insurance maps
MACH-54: 73
maps
Gray's map of Charlottesville - photo
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maps
Sanborn's fire insurance maps - mentioned MACH-58: 65n
maps
maps
Market Street
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p.38
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p.65
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original town plan and
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Market Street
Dabney, James Cabell and
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Market Street
Williston, Elizabeth Bryan - booklet of
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Market Street
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and
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Market Street
Lee Park and
MACH-56: 80
MACH-8:
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Market Street
Market Street
Market Street, 307
Hughes, Dr. John C house (ca. 1853-54) East
brief history of
Market Street, corner
Third Street
Oberdorfer, James - home of
marriage abstracts
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marriage abstracts
Maupin, Socrates
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MACH-21: 23-54
on committee to met Gen. Sheridan during
Civil War raid on town
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mayors
MACH-17: 68
mayors
MACH-18: 50,51
mayors
Haden, E, G,
McGuffey School
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MACH-46: 25
McGuffey School
Johnson, James G. and
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McGuffey School
Parker, Mary Scott student at
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McGuffey School
McGuffey, William
Holmes
Jackson, Stonewall statue, parade at
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Sheridan's raid and activities during
McIntire Park
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McIntire Park
Rose Hill* near site of
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McIntire Park
civic clubs support, ca. 1958
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McIntire Park
plans improved, 1974
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McIntire Park
description in 1980s
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McIntire Park
white use only, originally designated as
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McIntire Park
formation of
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McIntire Park
origin of, 1925
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McIntire Park
golf course established at, ca. 1930
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McIntire Park
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McIntire Park
wading pool established at, ca. 1930
Virginia State Guard drills at during World
War II
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McIntire Park
master recreation plan for, 1954
MACH-56: 97-99
McKee Block
Meade Avenue
playground
removal of
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swimming pool at, ca. 1973
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Meade Park
mentioned
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Meade Park
playground established prior to 1942
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Meadow Creek Park
public gardens plots in
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Meadow Creek Park
origin of
mens' education and
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mentioned
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mentioned
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Midway Park
Midway Park
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Midway Park
Confederate monument - proposed as site
for
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Midway Park
photo
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Midway Park
Lewis and Clark statue and
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Midway School
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Midway School
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Midway School
photo - looking east from Midway
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Midway School
photo - ca. 1908
Court Square Confederate monument
dedication parade and
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Midway School
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Lewis and Clark statue and
MACH-56: 82
Midway School
horse watering fountain at, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 109
Midway School
MACH-8: 51
migration to
MACH-51: 74
militia
MACH-43: 33
ministers
Monte Vista
subdivision
MACH-21: 25
McElroy, Robert L, and
MACH-56: 115
Monticello Guard
formed by citizens of, 1857
MACH-1: 31
Monticello Guard
members return to after Appomattox
MACH-1: 32
Monticello Road
MACH-19: 16
Baron de Montlezun locates as "a mile from
the highway between Charlotte-Ville and
Milton"
MACH-4: 49
Monticello*
describes as "a very small place in the
center of a flat country not far from the
MACH-4: 51
Montlezun, Baron de North River"
MACH-22: 207monuments
Civil War Monuments in Charlottesville
210
Sculpture in and around Charlottesville:
Confederate Memorials - by A. Robert
Kuhlthau and Harry W. Webb
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monuments
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comments about area
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attended school in
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trail of held in
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Mosby, Col. John S.
Mosby, John
Singleton (Col.)
site of sale of plunder taken by in 1863
MACH-5: 44
visit soon after the Civil War
mountain residents
opinions about
MACH-3: 54-55
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76-79
newspapers
Newspapers of Albemarle County, Virginia
MACH-1: 36
newspapers
MACH-1: 36-37
Norris, Evalina
list of published in, 1827-1940Field, James G. (Gen.) - comments about
during political race, 1892
Monroe, James - comments converning
pecuniary difficulties of, 1828
Abstracts of Marriages in Charlottesville
Newspapers, 1827-1859 - by Mary
Catherine Murphy
Abstracts of Marriages in Charlottesville
Newspapers, 1820-1859 - by Mary
Catherine Murphy
Abstracts of Obituaries, 1860-1869 - by
Mary catherine Murphy
Newspapers in Charlottesville and
Albemarle County - by Elizabeth Copeland
Norfleet
residence of and marriage to Benjamin
Henry Magruder, 1857
Northeast Park
opened 1978
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newspapers
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MACH-23: 45-70
MACH-50: 66-93
MACH-60: 7
MACH-56: 106
Oak Street
MACH-7: 13
Oakhurst Circle
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Oakwood Cemetery
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Oakwood Cemetery
West/Isaacs, Jane and
MACH-55: 68n
Oakwood Cemetery
Gibbon family and
MACH-55: 82,83
obituaries
Charlottesville newspapers, 1820-1827
MACH-10: 31-38
obituaries
Charlottesville newspapers, 1827-1859
MACH-19: 41-57
obituaries
Charlottesville newspapers, 1860-69
MACH-23: 43-70
Old Christ Church
history of
MACH-8: 27-54
Old Lynchburg Road
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Old Lynchburg Road
Old's forge
road to from, ca. 18oo
Olinda Subdivision
MACH-61: 45n
MACH-37/38: 77
Olinda Subdivision
Charlottesville Land Company and
MACH-56: 113
Olinda Subdivision
Prospect Park and
Revised Ordinances of the Corporation of
Charlottesville - printed by James
Alexander, 1849
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Park Street
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Park Street
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Park Street
Park Street
Park Street
Duke home
Moran, F. Berger - buys and remodels old
Cochran residence
Cochran residence - F. Burger Moran
purchases and remodels
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Park Street
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Park Street
MACH-7: 13
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Park Street
Park Street, 616
parks
Duke house built on, 1884
From Privilege to Public Places: A Brief
History of Parks and Park Planning in
Charlottesville - by Aaron V. Wunsch
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MACH-56: 77-118
parks and recreation
MACH-47: 35
parks and recreation department established, 1973
MACH-56: 77
Pen Park
originated ca. 1978
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Pen Park
public garden plots in
MACH-56: 107
physicians
practice of medicine in, ca. 1900
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physicians in
mentioned by Dr. Hedges, 1897
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Pireus
Port of Charlottesville
Pireus
mason marks in neighborhood of
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planning
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MACH-12: opp
As Surveyed by Col. William Woods in 1818 cover
From Private Privilege to Publis Place: A
Brief History of Parks and Park Planning in
Charlottesville - by Aaron V. Wunsch
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population of
World War II, end of
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post office
Dabney, James Cabell describes
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post office
post office and
courthouse
mentioned as on Bank Street, 1864
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postmaster
Massie, Henry serves as
MACH-59: 136
postmasters
Rosser, Thomas L. (Gen.)
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postmasters
Bibb, Penny
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postmistress
Long (Mrs. Gen.)
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plan of
Preston Avenue
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Preston Avenue
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Preston Avenue
beautification of
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Preston Avenue
African-American settlement
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originally part of Barracks Road
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Preston Avenue
Washington Park and
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Preston Avenue
Whitehall Street was early name for
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Preston Avenue
Vinegar Hill borders on, ca, 1930
MACH-60: 109
Preston Heights
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Preston Heights
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Preston Heights
West, John, property owned by
MACH-55: 67n
Preston Heights
development of
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Preston Heights
description of neighborhood
MACH-58: 2-15
Preston Heights
Preston Heights
Neighborhood
MACH-6: 20
dewscription of, 1920s
MACH-58: 2-15
produce vendors
farmers peddle their crops
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prohibition
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Prospect Avenue
Prospect Park and
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Prospect Park
Olinda subdivision and
public housing
opposition to
A Community in Turmoil: Charlottesville's
Opposition to Public Housing - by
Christopher S. Combs
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Public Works
Department
Public Works
Department
West Haven project
Parks and Cemeteries Division - role in
recreation program
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Quarry Park
Parks and Cemeteries Division
MACH-56: 87
victory gardens located at during World war
II
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Quarry Park
origin of
MACH-56: 99
radio
news
MACH-1: 37
radio
WCHV
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radio
WINA
MACH-13: 69
radio
WCHV - The Town Crier program
MACH-5: 83
radio
WCHV - The Town Crier program
MACH-9: 77
radio
WCHV
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railroads
depot
MACH-18: 51
railroads
Cand O train from Covington, 1913
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Random Row
Main Street, now part of
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Random Row
Benson, Henry, store of on
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reconstruction period activities during
MACH-58: 35
recreation
MACH-47: 35
Recreation Board
composition of
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activities of, 1933-1941
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recreation center
Recreation
Department
Recreation Polling
Place
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority
formerly the armory
MACH-60: 108
established in 1933 and operation of
vote on public housing referendum,
1965,1967
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by James P. C. Southall
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religion in
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photo (May 1918) Curtis Carter and
Charlottesville and Albemarle Railway
grinding acr
Ridge Street
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Ridge Street
Albemarle Military Institute and
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Ridge Street
Scott, Robert, death of
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Ridge Street
public housing site - vote by wards
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Afro-American community on and
redevelopment
Ridge Street
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public housing site proposed at Lane Street MACH-56: 141corner, 1965
145
Ridge Street
Jones, James D., property of and
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Ridge Street
Scott, Robert drops dead walking on
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Ridge Street
Vinegar Hill borders on, ca, 1930
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Ridge Street
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Ridge Street
River Road
Riverview Park
Riverview Cemetery Co. donates land for
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Rives Park
Kiwanis Club supports, ca.1968
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Rives Park
formed early 1950s
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road to Olds Forge
established, 1783
Roosevelt, Theodore
and
security agents of
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Rose Hill
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Leake, Earl C. peddles eggs at, ca. 1930
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Rose Hill subdivision Craven, S. E. and
Albemarle County Fair Grounds property
route 250 by pass
taken by
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Rugby Avenue
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Rugby Road
mentioned
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Rugby Road
photo - ca. 1900 looking north from
University Avenue
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Rugby Road
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photo (1921) - Charlottesville and Albemarle
Railway turnaround
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Rugby Road
photo, 3-29-1918 - troops marching
Rugby Road
Rugby Road
Rugby Road
Rugby Road
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described in 1920s
Albemarle County Fair Grounds - bordered
on
University street car turn-around just before
C and O. bridge, ca, 1930
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sawmills
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Schenck's Branch
Schenck's Branch
proposed Cox's Row public housing, 1961
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Schenck's Branch
School Street (now
3rd)
Vinegar Hill includes parts of, ca, 1930
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original town plan and
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schools
1875
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schools
1875
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schools
early schools
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schools
segregation and
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schools
swimming pools at
Johnston, James G. - study by of
educational needs, 1910-1945
Albemarle County Fair - holiday given for
School day at, 1921
schools
massive resistance - reactions to, 1958
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MACH-60: 105106
MACH-61:
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high schools
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by A. Robert Kuhlthau and Harry W. Webb
Monticello Wine Cellars
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MACH-48:
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Lee Park and
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schools
schools - public
Sculpture in and
Around
Charlottesville:
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Second Street, NW
cor. of East Jefferson Baptist Youth Building - location of, 1958
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Second Street, West Vinegar Hill borders on, ca, 1930
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segragation
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schools
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Segregation in Charlottesville and
Prize Competition,
Richmond, Virginia - by Karen C. Waters
2000
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101
mentioned in 1920s
MACH-58: 6
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Seventh Street
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Seventh Street
Shenandoah National
Park
support for
Shenandoah National
Park
effect of on
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MACH-51: 59,6983
MACH-51: 87-88
MACH-59: 93-94,
136
Sheridan, Gen. Philip raid on, 1865
Sheridan, Philip
(Gen.)
occupation of
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Sheridan's raid
an account by Sarah A. G. Strickler
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silversmiths
Sixteenth Street
Albemarle County Historical Society exhibit MACH-48: 116
MACH-58: 6,11mentioned in the 1920s
12
Sixth Street
railroad bridge - mason's marks on back of
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Sixth Street
Hope House No. 2, location of
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Sixth Street, 507
Hope House located at, 1968
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slave auctions
slave block
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article about
slave market
smallpox
Smith, Margaret
Bayard
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MACH-59: 102
epidemic during the Civil War
comments about
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MACH-51: 116126
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social life and
customs
enjoyed by University families and students,
1880s
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MACH-47: 7
South Street
MACH-18: 49
South Street
MACH-2: 7
South Street
oriuginal town plan and
MACH-21: 67
author: "Reminiscences of Charlottesville in
Southall, James P. C. the 1880s"
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Southside Road
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Southside Road
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springs
1875
Square, The
Stone Tavern
stonemasons in
Stonewall Jackson's
Body Passes
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Jefferson, Thomas attends meeting with
board of Albemarle Academy, 3/25/1814
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MACH-57: 56-63
description of, ca. 1928
From Horse Cars to Busses in
Charlottesville, 1837-1935 - by Edward M.
Donohoe
photo - two views of Charlottesville cars
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MACH-60: 110111
MACH-12: 1-10
MACH-12: opp.p4
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photo, 1890 - map #1 proposed by S.
P.Maury
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Early Street Railways and the Development MACH-33/34: 1of Charlottesville - by Randolph Kean
52
photo - map of Fry's Spring Railroad and
Jefferson Park area
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street railways
photo; May, 1895 - map
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street railways
photo; 1891 - map
MACH-33/34: 31
street railways
photo; 1920 - map
MACH-37/38: 163
street railways
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street railways
photo; May, 1895 - map
Forward is the Motto of Today: Electric
Street Railways in Charlottesville, 18931936 - by Jefferson Randolph Kean
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street railways
Rugby Road tracks
MACH-58: 5
street railways
street railways
Albemarle County Fair Grounds served by MACH-60: 106
Fry's Spring line junction at University
Baptist Church, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 110
car barn located on Ridge Street (ca, 1930)
at site of current bus station (2005)
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streets
original town plan and
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street railways
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MACH-21: 67
surveyor's plot (1897
swimming pools (city
owned)
origin of
MACH-33/34: 28
MACH-56: 100102
taverns
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teachers
1875
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telephones
Tenth Street, NW at
Preston Avenue
first in public use
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Washington Park and
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The Square
MACH-2: 6
theaters
Leake, Earl C. describes, 1920s-1930s
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theaters
ca. 1930s
Reflection of National Dramatic Trends in
Charlottesville, 1900-1935 - by Lilyan
Sydenham
Theatre in Charlottesville, The - by Richard
E. Waddell
Theatre in Charlottesville, The - by Richard
E. Waddell
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theatres
theatres
theatres
MACH-13: 46-53
MACH-31: 11-30
MACH-31: 11-30
Third Street
MACH-13: 49
Third Street
MACH-15: 12
Thirteenth Street
Thomson Road
Thornton, Caroline
Homassel (Mrs.)
Tinsleytown
described in 1920s
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MACH-21: 5
visits granddaughter who lived at
located on Craven property along Preston
Avenue
route for shipping to Richmond from
northwest Albemarle and
tobacco
Tompkins, Robinette
(Miss)
opens private nursing practice, ca. 1898
Fifth Street, SW - named for Benjamin
Tonsler Park
Tonsler
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MACH-56: 109
MACH-61: 5
MACH-3: 10
MACH-56: 95
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tourism in
town-gown
relationships
tuberculosis in
Twelfth Street, 309
NE
Union Street (Fourth
Street)
Union Street (Fourth
Street)
Union Street (Fourth
Street)
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mentioned
MACH-56: 110
in original town plan
MACH-21: 67
in early twentieth century
MACH-54: 1
mentioned
MACH-54: 6
University Avenue
MACH-12: 3,6,8
University Avenue
MACH-27/28: 21
University Avenue
mentioned
University Avenue
comments about, early 1900s
University street car traverses to Rugby
Road, ca, 1930
University Avenue
University of Virginia
University of Virginia
and
University of Virginia
and
University of Virginia
and
early relationship with
Charlottesville and the University: an 1824
View - by Henry Marshall
controversy with
Alumni Hall Polling Place - vote on public
housing referenda, 1965,1967
Valentine family in
Venable School
closed to resist integration - 1958
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MACH-58: 1011,13
MACH-60: 110111
MACH-59: 55
MACH-29: 29-32
MACH-52: 120121
MACH-56: 122
MACH-44: 41-50
MACH-56:
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Johnson, James G. and
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Venable School
Parker, Mary Scott - student at
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Venable School
Venable School
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Venable School
Venable School
Polling Place
ordered closed by Gov. Almond, Sept, 1958
teachers assist in establishing emergency
classes after closing, 1958
vote on public housing referenda,
1965,1967
view of
1828
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MACH-61: 70
MACH-56:
122,149
Vinegar Hill
MACH-12: 2
Vinegar Hill
MACH-17: 12
Vinegar Hill
MACH-2: 5
Vinegar Hill
MACH-23: 47
Vinegar Hill
MACH-3: 75
MACH-33/34:
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41
Vinegar Hill
Vinegar Hill
Vinegar Hill
restaurant at - photo
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Vinegar Hill
urban redevelopment - vote by ward, 1960
MACH-56: 118
Vinegar Hill
housing conditions, 1950s
MACH-56: 125
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urban renewal - beginning of
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Vinegar Hill
urban renewal - referendum, 1960
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Vinegar Hill
public housing - position on, 1960
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Vinegar Hill
worst slum in city, 1957
Vinegar Hill
urban renewal and
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Vinegar Hill
Westhaven compared with
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Vinegar Hill
Leake, Earl C. peddles eggs at, ca. 1930
Vinegar Hill
described, ca, 1930
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Virginia Avenue
mentioned
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Walker School
opening of, mid, 1960s
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Walker School
swimming pool at, ca. 1973
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Harland Bartholomew Associates plans for,
1958
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Walker School
Walker School
named after Haswell H. Walker
bill for the creation of the town ushered
through legislature by
MACH-61: 72
Walker, Dr. Thomas
War Against Poverty
Program
Hope House part of, 1968
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Washington Park
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MACH-58: 17
Washington Park
activities at, 1950s and 1960s
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Washington Park
description in 1980s
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swimming pool and
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Washington Park
Rose Hill subdivision and
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Washington Park
formation of
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Washington Park
new recreation building, ca. 1935
MACH-56: 90
Washington Park
Colored Recreation Board and
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Washington Park
victory garden show, 1944
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Washington Park
master recreation plan for
MACH-56: 97
water and
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Water Street
Water Street
Water Street
Water Street, cor.
Third Street East
Water Street, cor.
Third Street, East
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horse trading grounds - horse watering
fountain at, ca. 1930
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Tie Lot, ca. 1920s - description of
MACH-60: 110
Martin's Hardware located at, 1930
Virginia National Bank drive-in located at,
1983
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Wertland Street
MACH-24: 28
Wertland Street
West Haven
Community Center
Westhaven Housing
Project
Westhaven Housing
Project
MACH-27/28: 21
Hope Bead ladies at, 1971
MACH-58: 19
name given to Cox'x Row public housing
project, 1962
MACH-39: 55
MACH-56:
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Westhaven Housing
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Westhaven Housing
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White, Rev. William
S.
Vinegar Hill compared with
community center - bead ladies workplace,
1971
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preaching at, 1837
MACH-2: 30
Whitehall Street
Clarke, Robert M. - slave yard of on
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Whitehall Street
Preston Avenue, early name for
MACH-58: 67
Whitehall Street
Whitlock, William
Carl
Clarke, Robert M., slave yard of
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native of
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Wirt, Willam
arrival in
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women's education
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women's education
MACH-54: 29-67
Woolen Mill's Road
now East Market Street
MACH-8: 46
MACH-57: 2,3,1518,29-30
activities
MACH-59: 1
World War I
World War I
World War II
World War II
MACH-4: 60
Pursuits of War documents
MACH-48: 114
MACH-1: 37
auction advertisements
MACH-58: 81,84
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Sunday School
organization and
incorporation
enrollment, 1865
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MACH-54: 18
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by Earl C. Leake
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by William Edward
Webb
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by Newton Bond
Jones
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133,135,136,143,
144,147,150,151,
153,156,157,161,
169,171,174,175
billboard, illuninated
photo
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Car 11
photo on Ridge Street
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Car 115
photo on Ridge Street
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Car 22
photo making stop at Rotunda, 1914
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Car 22
photo with Curtis Carter and John T. Dobbs MACH-37/38: 181
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photo on Ridge Street
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Car 26
photo passing Lewis and Clark statue and
company office at Midway
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Car 3
photo with Car 666 ready to leave Midway
on Salvation Army picnic to Fry's Spring
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Car 4
photo on Ridge Street
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Car 666
photo with Car 3 ready to leave Midway on
Salvation Army picnic to Fry's Spring, 1914
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Car at Chesapeake
and Ohio depot
photo ca.1930
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employee dinner
photo: ca. 1918 (group photo)
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Fifeville Sunday
School Picnic, 1912
photo: car loaded ready to go
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grinding car
photo: May 1918; Curtis Carter and his
grinding car on Ridge Street
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interior of closed
motor car
photo
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Moon, John Barclay
director of
MACH-48: 98n
office building at
West Main and Ridge
Streets (Midway)
photo, 1917
MACH-37/38: 140
office building at
West Main and Ridge
Streets (Midway)
photo, 8/1/1916
MACH-37/38: 155
powerplant (new)
MACH-37/38: 149
photo
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
RAPIDAN
RAILROAD
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND THE
UNIVERSITY: A
JEFFERSON
VIEW
powerplant (old)
wrecked by
explosion, 1913
photo after explosion, 2/14/1913
MACH-37/38: 149
Rugby Road line
photo, 3/10/1918; troops marching along
line
MACH-37/38: 163
Rugby Road line
described in 1920s
MACH-58: 5-6
turnaround
photo, Rugby Road, 1921
MACH-37/38: 160
welder
photo, near Rotunda
MACH-37/38: 158
MACH-33/34: 3
by William H. Wranek
MACH-21: 5-12
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND THE
UNIVERSITY:
AN 1824 VIEW
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND GAS
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND GAS
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
map
by Henry Marshall
MACH-29: 29-32
MACH-12: 6
MACH-37/38:
91,92,94,98,99,10
1,103,106
MACH-12: 1,2,5
MACH-33/34:
11,13,22,25,29,32
,34,35,37,38,4043,47
showing car house and stables, July, 1891
MACH-33/34: 33
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
UNIVERSITY
STREET
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE ARTILLERY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE BAR
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE BAR
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE BICYCLE
CLUB
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE BUSINESS
JOURNAL
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CANDY
KITCHEN
mule drawn car
photo, at East main and 4th Streets, ca.
1892-95
started 1887
token for children
MACH-33/34: 44
MACH-56: 78
photo, Sept, 1891
MACH-33/34: 31
MACH-44: 27,38
MACH-12: 46
MACH-18: 36
Confederate
Cemetery Monument dedication parade, participant in
MACH-48: 11
history of
MACH-50: 86
opened 1906
MACH-54: 2
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CANDY
KITCHEN
operation of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CANDY
KITCHEN
part interest sold
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CENTRAL
GAZETTE
(NEWSPAPER) Jefferson, Thomas
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHRONICLE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHRONICLE
(NEWSPAPER)
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHRONICLE
(NEWSPAPER)
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHRONICLE
(NEWSPAPER)
public housing
MACH-54: 4-5
MACH-54: 9
estate sale, advertisement for
MACH-55: 94
opposed by, 1965,1967
MACH-56:
142,149
MACH-5: 84
Rodes, Jim
lynching of, comments about
MACH-59: 110
Baptist Churches
list of, 1865
MACH-55: 73
Isaacs, Frederick
publisher
MACH-55: 108
mentioned
MACH-55: 45n
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CITY AND
SUBURBAN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CITY AND
SUBURBAN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CITY AND
SUBURBAN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CITY AND
SUBURBAN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CITY
DIRECTORY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CORNET
BAND
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE CORNET
BAND
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE COUNTRY
CLUB
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE COUNTRY
CLUB
MACH-12: 5,7,8
MACH-33/34: 47
MACH-37/38:
70,71,74,85,91,96
,99,101,102,103,1
05-107,112-116
photo
stock certificate
1890
MACH-37/38: 100
MACH-33/34: 5
MACH-31: 18
Civil War, 19th
Virginia Regiment
part of
MACH-48: 51
MACH-37/38: 147
started
1917
MACH-56: 80
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
EDUCATION
FOUNDATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
EDUCATION
FOUNDATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE FAIR
HOUSING
COMMITTEE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FREEDMAN'S
SCHOOL
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FREEDMAN'S
SCHOOL
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE GENERAL
HOSPITAL
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE GENERAL
HOSPITAL
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE GUIDE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE GUIDE
(NEWAPAPER)
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HARDWARE
COMPANY
private segregated
schools
support for permanent establishment of
MACH-61: 70
Rock Hill*
purchased for private school, 1958
MACH-61: 78
Ridge-Lane public
housing
position on, 1965
MACH-56: 143
floor plan
sketches of
MACH-55: 75-77
Randolph, T. J. and
MACH-55: 91
Civil War
Charlottesville General Hospital - by
Chalmers R. Gemmill
MACH-22: 91-160
Insights into the Medical Statistics of the
Charlottesville General Hospital, 1861-1865 by James O. Breeden
MACH-30: 43-60
newspaper
listing of
MACH-1: 37
brief history of
MACH-50: 83
Civil War
MACH-4: 25
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HARDWARE
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE ICE
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE IN 1875
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE IN 1875
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE IN 1875
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
INDUSTRIAL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
INDUSTRIAL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE INSTITUTE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
Main Street location,
ca. 1930
mentioned
formation of
merger of Citizens Ice and Manufacturing
Company and Virginia Ice Company
MACH-60: 111
MACH-59: 116
MACH-12: 3
by W. W. Waddell
MACH-12: 26
by W. W. Waddell
MACH-2: 5-8
by W. W. Waddell
MACH-48: 111
formed
March, 1889
MACH-56: 79
land
owns land surrounding Charlottesville
MACH-56: 108109
ACHS
material received concerning
MACH-12: 50
MACH-33/34:
19,22,25
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LAND
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
activities of
ca. 1890s
MACH-56: 113
Belmont and
development at
MACH-56: 79
deeds
restrictions on
MACH-56: 86
formation of
1890
MACH-56: 79
map
showing company holdings, 11/1890
MACH-33/34: 23
Meade Park
lands become a part of
MACH-56: 95
The Farm*
owns large portion of
MACH-56: 111
Court Square
first building at
MACH-55: 20
MACH-24: 31
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-45:
49,50,51
Avon Street
horse watering fountain at, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 109
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUMBER
COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LUNCH
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE MILLING
AND
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
MINISTERIAL
UNION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
MINISTERIAL
UNION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE MUNICIPAL
BAND
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE NATIONAL
BANK
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE OCTET
Greek Orthodox
Church
builder of
MACH-54: 28
MACH-53: 100101
mentioned
photo
1917
MACH-45: 50
Makris, George C.
operator of, 1938
MACH-54: 10
MACH-23: 53
MACH-13: 48
MACH-35: 84
MACH-8: 83
bankruptcy of
Duke and Duke Law Firm and, early 1880s
MACH-59: 111
MACH-31: 40
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
PERPETUAL
BUILDING AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE PUBLIC
LIBRARY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE RAILWAY
COMOANY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
RESTAURANT history of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE RETAIL
MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION public housing
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE ROTARY
CLUB
founding of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE SHOPPERS
GUIDE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE SILVER
CORNET BAND
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
MACH-37/38: 87
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-12: 6-9)
MACH-54: 5,6,10
opposed by, 1965
MACH-56: 142
MACH-53: 105
MACH-1: 37
MACH-25: 7
MACH-19: 13
MACH-22: 50,60
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
Chapel
Charlottesville
Woolen Mills, The:
CHARLOTTESVI Working Life,
Wartime, and the
LLE WOOLEN
Walkout of 1918
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
cloth of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
female workers and
MACH-3: 18,36
MACH-33/34: 13
MACH-37/38:
73,135
MACH-44: 43
MACH-46:
25f,30,58
MACH-7: 33
MACH-8: 46
MACH-53: 91
by Andy Meyers
MACH-53: 71-114
MACH-53: 76,85
MACH-53: 8283,84,85,8688,91,100,102,10
6-108
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
fire at
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
Flannagan, B. C. and
Henry Clay Marchant
and the foundations
CHARLOTTESVI of the Charlottesville
LLE WOOLEN
Woolen Mills, 1865MILLS
1882
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
history of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
history of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
illustrations
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
labor problems
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
location of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
manufacturing
MILLS
operations
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
Marchant, Henry Clay
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
mason's marks
1882
MACH-53: 89
MACH-59: 141
by Harry E. Poindexter
MACH-14: 26-48
1865-1882
MACH-12: 3
1865-1882
MACH-14: 26-48
MACH-53:
70,81,87,96
MACH-53: 71-72,
106-108
MACH-53: 87-88
process
MACH-53: 7880,82,86
MACH-56: 111
on stoneware near
MACH-57:
56,59,60,61
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
mentioned
MACH-54: 1
mentioned
MACH-56: 78
photo
MACH-33/34: 14
Shenandoah National
Park
support of
MACH-51: 73n
sign advertising and
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
Sunday School of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
walkout at
What is the
CHARLOTTESVI photograph on the
LLE WOOLEN
Cover of Last Year's
MILLS
Magazine?
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
work force of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
work force of
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
working life at
MACH-54: 68-81
MACH-53:
74,75,9094,104,105,107,1
09,112
MACH-53: 7172,106-108
by O. Allan Gianniny
female
MACH-54: 69-81
MACH-53: 7885,86-87,8889,101-102
MACH-53: 8283,84,85,8688,91,100,102,10
6-108
MACH-53: 71-113
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS
World War I and
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
site of was a school
AIRPORT
bus stop
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
ASSOCIATION
FOR RETARDED
CHILDREN
Comyn Hall
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
BAR
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
BAR
ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
BAR
ASSOCIATION Jefferson, Thomas
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
MACH-53L 99103,107,111
late 1920s and early 1930s
MACH-60: 108
on site of first
MACH-54: 38
MACH-12: 46
MACH-18: 36
portrait at Albemarle County courthouse and MACH-48: 114
MACH-2: 63
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
COMMUNITY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
SPCA
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
TRIBUNE
(NEWSPAPER)
CHARLOTTESVI
LLEALBEMARLE
TRIBUNE
(NEWSPAPER)
CHARLOTTESVI
LLECHRISTIAN
CHURCH
MACH-5: 80
Farrar, Thomas
president
MACH-51: 65
Leterman, Moses
founder of
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-22: 7
location
near site of Rio Mills
history of
public housing
MACH-48: 100n
MACH-50: 83-84
position on, 1960
MACH-56: 135136
MACH-4: 63
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE'S
ARCHITECTURA
L LEGACY
by K. Edward Lay
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE'S ROYAL
NAMESAKE,
BRITAIN'S
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CHASE
Philander (Bishop)
CHASE
CHASE
CHASE
Philander D.
Salmon
Sophia
CHASE-RIBOUD Barbara
CHASTELLUX
Marquis de
CHASTELLUX
CHATAIGNE
CHATEAU de
WARBURG *
CHATHAM,
VIRGINIA
CHAUTAUQUA
CIRCUIT
CHAUTAUQUA
CIRCUIT
CHAUTAUQUA
CIRCUIT
CHAUVENET
CHAWORTH
CHEAPE
CHEATHAM
Marquis de
J. H.
MACH-46: 29-96
by Douglas W. Tanner
author: Years of Hardships and
Revelations:The Convention Army at the
Albemarle Barracks, 1779-1781
statue in Columbus, Ohio
marriage
author: "Sally Hemings"
Monticello described by, 1782
wrote "Travels in North America, 17801782"
MACH-33/34: 173180
MACH-12: 26
MACH-41: 9-53
MACH-48: 27
MACH-21: 41,49
MACH-51: 95
MACH-21: 14
MACH-4: 5
MACH-14: 43
MACH-27/28:
26,49
MACH-21: 28
MACH-31: 16
MACH-37/38: 124
Louis
family
H. G.
Edward
MACH-7: 47
MACH-5: 80
MACH-24: 51
MACH-45: 15
MACH-5: 67
CHEATHAM
CHEATHAM
CHEATHAM
CHEATHAM
CHEATHAM
CHEATWOOD
CHEESE
Mary
Peter
Robert
William
Winney
family
Anna (Mrs. Francis
CHEESEMAN
Walker Page)
CHEMISTRY
CHENALT
William
CHERRINGTON Paul Terry
CHERRY HILL *
CHERRY
MOUNTAIN
CHERRY
VALLEY *
CHERRYDALE,
VIRGINIA
CHESAPEAKE
AFFAIR
CHESAPEAKE
AFFAIR
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
COAL AGENCY
COMPANY
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
MACH-9: 59
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 59
MACH-19: 44
MACH-9: 46
MACH-8: 43
MACH-26: 10
MACH-33/34:
151n
MACH-24: 27
MACH-5: 63
MACH-14: 29,43
MACH-46: 82
in Albemarle County and Blue Ridge
"Cherry Valley, The Jesse Garth Plantation
House, 1805-1997" - by Rosalie Edith
Davis
MACH-51: 57
MACH-57: 122129
Rixey, Dr. William, farm of
MACH-51: 42
MACH-14: 53
MACH-4: 19
MACH-37/37: 102
MACH-1: 32
MACH-12: 1-9
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
MACH-14: 43
MACH-18: 40
MACH-2: 5-7
MACH-20: 15,25
MACH-22: 61,158
MACH-24: 9,27
MACH-26: 38
MACH-27/28:
21,86
MACH-3: 11,36
MACH-33/34:
3,22,24,39,152n
MACH-37/38:
76,78,79
MACH-44: 31,43
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
MACH-45: 40
MACH-46: 1-3,6f
MACH-47: 17
MACH-8: 57
ball games
played near depot of
MACH-59: 146
Blue Ridge Tunnel
Leake, Earl C. describes in 1918 trip
MACH-60: 103
photo: C and A street car in front; view
Charlottesville depot shows area opposite the station
MACH-12: opp.
p.4
Charlottesville depot
MACH-27/28: 43
Charlottesville depot Belmont* estate, bound of
MACH-59: 145
Charlottesville depot street car turn-around in front of, ca. 1928
MACH-60: 110
Charlottesville
Woolen Mills and
MACH-53:
71,87,88
Civil War
Home Guards stationed at, 1863
MACH-59: 99
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
Civil War
Clifton Forge
protection of during
MACH-59: 99
service to Charlottesville, 1920s
MACH-60: 103104
early twentieth
century
MACH-54: 1
F.F.V train and
MACH-49: 22
Ficklin property
extends to depot of
MACH-59: 145
football games
trains to
MACH-53: 1
formerly Virginia
Central Railroad
Greemwood station during Civil War, 1865
MACH-61: 85
Jackson's River
terminus of, 1861
MACH-59: 72
mentioned
MACH-56: 26,78
pay scales
1912
MACH-53: 101
photo
bridge at the corner; looking west (1918)
MACH-37/38: 110
Robertson, W. J.
on board of directors
MACH-43: 53
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE
BAY
CHESAPEAKE
BAY
CHESAPEAKE
BAY
CHESAPEAKE
BAY
CHESAPEAKE
BAY
CHESS
CHESTER *
CHESTER
STATION
CHESTER
STATION,
VIRGINIA
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
Rugby Road bridge
University street car turn-around just before, MACH-60: 110ca, 1930
111
Tousey, A. and
workers
MACH-49: 30
homes of, in Charlottesville
MACH-53: 88
World War I and
MACH-53: 101
Charlottesville depot boys play ball in streets near
MACH-59: 146
MACH-16: 6,23
MACH-27/28: 66
MACH-8: 7
American Revolution British fleet enters, 9/1777
mentioned
MACH-61: 38
as route from Baltimore to Richmond, 1863 MACH-59: 82
MACH-25: 17
Hill, Major James C. and
MACH-48: 50
MACH-25: 32
Green Mountain
Greys
pass through, 1863
MACH-59: 77
MACH-17: 9
MACH-19: 55
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD,
VIRGINIA
CHESTNUT
BLIGHT
CHESTNUT
GROVE
CHESTNUT
RIDGE *
CHESTNUT
RIDGE *
Garth family
CHESTNUT
RIDGE *
Garth, J. Woods
CHEVES
CHEVET
CHEW
John R.
Mr.
R. E.
CHEW
CHEW'S
BATTERY
CHEW'S
BATTERY
CHI PHI
R. Preston
MACH-21: 25
Oakland *
MACH-21:29
MACH-23: 57
Eppington *
Falling Creek - iron industry in America,
beginning of
MACH-47: 7
Clover Hill - Boyle, Andrew and
MACH-57: 96
MACH-50: 39
MACH-3: 66
effect on mountain people
MACH-51: 67
MACH-19: 50
MACH-14: 13
homestead of
MACH-59: 138
moves to
MACH-59: 140
MACH-35/36:
57,58,116
MACH-14: 17
MACH-9: 18
MACH-22:
23,25,27,28,33
MACH-22:
28,30,33
MACH-22: opp
pg. 33
MACH-31: 57
flag, picture of
CHICAGO
(SHIP)
CHICAGO
SEVEN
CHICKAHOMINY
RIVER
CHICKAHOMINY
RIVER
CHICKAHOMINY
RIVER
CHILD
CHILD
CHILD OF
NAPLES
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
CHILDERS
CHILDERS
CHILDERS
CHILDERS
CHILDERS
CHILDERS
CHILDHOOD
LETTERS OF
THOMAS
FREDERICK
NELSON TO HIS
PARENTS, 18561861
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
MACH-33/34: 95
Kunstler, William
lawyer for
University of Virginia, speaker at
MACH-60: 65
MACH-22: 18
MACH-25: 23
Seven Days battles
and
Mr.
Nancy (Miss)
Abraham
J. C. (Howardsville)
John
Joseph
Mary
Robert W.
Civil War
Virginia clergyman
Court Square, house on
marriage
by Elizabeth Nelson Tate
MACH-60: 24
MACH-21: 37
MACH-52: 117
MACH-31: 18
MACH-5: 12
MACH-13: 29
MACH-5: 17,67
MACH-5: 67
MACH-21: 35,49
MACH-5: 12
MACH-43: 17-40
MACH-24:
6,7,9,14,15,18,26,
38,42,43
MACH-26:
21,26,28,33,35,49
,50,64,65,67,69,7
0,77
CHILDREN
CHILDREN'S
HOME,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHILDREN'S
HOME,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CHILDREN'S
VICTORY
GARDEN CLUB
CHILDRESS
Charlie
CHILDRESS
Cliff M.
CHILDRESS
Georgia
Lucy Ann (Mrs.
Robert M.)
Mary
Mary Susan
Robert M.
S.
Francis
Richard
H.
Henry
Micajah
Washington
CHILDRESS
CHILDRESS
CHILDRESS
CHILDRESS
CHILDRESS
CHILDS
CHILDS
CHILES
CHILES
CHILES
CHILES
CHILES
CHILES
CHILOSM
CHILTON
CHINA
CHINA
Washington
Washington
Hew
Samuel
MACH-29: 12
MACH-2: 7,10
MACH-8: 41
Rivanna Garden Club sponsors during
World War II
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
bead ladies use home as a work place,
1972
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
marriage
household furniture, advertises for sale of,
1821
labor
Chinese or Parkinson breed of pigs
MACH-56: 94
MACH-23: 49
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-58: 19
MACH-19: 44
MACH-9: 53
MACH-23: 49
MACH-19: 44
MACH-53: 139
MACH-19: 44
MACH-32: 45
MACH-18: 7
MACH-21: 29,49
MACH-5: 63
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 75
MACH-9: 17
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-23: 49
MACH-13: 43
MACH-4: 20
CHINA
Yang Chow
CHINA (DISHES)
YMCA missionary at
author: "Thomas Jefferson, Apostle of
Americanism"
author: "Thomas Jefferson, Apostle of
Americanism"
author: "Thomas Jefferson, Apostle of
Americanism"
CHINARD
Gilbert
CHINARD
Gilbert
CHINARD
CHINN
CHINQUAPINS
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
Gilbert
Thomas
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISHOLM
CHISWELL
CHISWELL
CHISWELL
CHISWELL
CHISWELL
CHISWELL
DABNEY
LANGHORNE: A
MEMOIR
CHIVALRY
CHLORIS
CHOLERA
CHRIST
Hugh
Hugh
Hugh
J. R.
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Kathleen
Napoleon Bonaparte
William
Elizabeth
Hugh
Eliza
John
John
John
Hanover County resident - merchant of
by Langhorne Gibson
clasical beauty
Horace describes in "Odes"
slave graves
influence on allignment of
MACH-58: 44
MACH-29: 20
MACH-1: 9
MACH-3: 74
MACH-4: 46,50
MACH-9: 55
MACH-2: 8
MACH-9: 52
MACH-15: 37,42
MACH-17:
5,19,38
MACH-37/38: 241
MACH-46: 41,43
MACH-53: 139
MACH-39: 63
MACH-42: 35
MACH-9: 52
MACH-15: 7
MACH-5: 15
MACH-25: 50
MACH-5: 15
MACH-52: 2n
MACH-15: 5-15
MACH-12: 37
MACH-59: 142
MACH-35/36: 173
MACH-61: 17
CHRIST
CHURCH
CASTLE (NEAR
ISLE OF WIGHT,
ENGLAND)
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
MACH-16: 21
MACH-1: 19
MACH-22: 90
MACH-46: 48f
Burroughs, John and
Christ Church,
Charlottesville
MACH-51: 40
architectural similarity
MACH-55: 18
description of
MACH-51: 11
origin and design of
MACH-55: 34-35
photograph
left side; front angle
MACH-51: 12
photograph
left side; front angle
MACH-55: 29
Roosevelt (Theodore)
family and
MACH-51: 3,1112,29,41
CHRIST
CHURCH,
GLENDOWER
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Wilmer, Joseph P. B.
(Rev.)
curate of
MACH-51: 3
MACH-14: 10,27
MACH-18: 36
MACH-2: 10
MACH-20: 33
MACH-22: 194
MACH-3: 75
MACH-4: 29,30
MACH-46: 47f,54
MACH-8: 27-53
architecture of
architecture of
article about
Evangelical Episcopalian Architecture:
Christ Church in Charlottesville - by Anne
E. Bruder
MACH-55: 17-37
MACH-55: 17-38
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Children's Society
consecration of
MACH-8: 46
1826
MACH-48: 91n
cornerstone
ceremonied
MACH-48: 32
floor plan
MACH-55: 27
Greek children and
attend Sunday School at
history
Old Christ Church, Charlottesville, Virginia,
1826 - 1895 - by Jennie Grayson Thornley MACH-8: 27-54
Lee, H. B.
rector
MACH-54: 67
old church
demolished
1896
MACH-48: 91n
Parish Visitor, The
MACH-54: 13
MACH-8: 33
photograph
exterior view of Old Christ Church
MACH-46: 48
photograph
interior view of Old Christ Church
MACH-55: 22
photograph
exterior view of Old Christ Church
MACH-8: 37
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
photograph
interior view of Old Christ Church
MACH-8: 38
rector
Lee, H. B.
MACH-54: 76
Smith, Margaret
Bayard
attended by
MACH-51: 118
MACH-8:
35,48,49,52
Sunday School
Thornley, John (Dr.)
and
vestry books and
register
MACH-48: 88n
MACH-8:
31,33,35,36,40,46
,MACH-12: 50
vestry of
MACH-8: 39,4151
Williston, Elizabeth
Bryan
Andrew Jr.
Andrew Jr.
Andrew Sr.
Andrew Sr. (Mrs.)
Andrew Sr. (Mrs.)
Archer
Archer
Archer
Archer
booklet of
University of Virginia football and
brother of Archer Christian
father of Archer Christian
mother of Archer Christian
and injury to Archer Christian
Youth and Memory: The Death of Archer
Christian and the Crusade to Reform
College Football - by John S. Watterson
death from football injury. 1909
illustration
MACH-48: 91
MACH-53: 3
MACH-53: 5,6,7,9
MACH-53: 9
MACH-53: 3
MACH-53: 5,7,9
MACH-33/34: 86
MACH-53: 1-31
MACH-53: 1-31
MACH-53: 8
CHRISTIAN
Archer
CHRISTIAN
Archer
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
Archer
Caroline
family
Francis
Francis A.
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
George L.
Janetta H.
John
John Varas (Mrs.)
Robert
W. G.
William
William
William
William
William
CHRISTIAN
William Asbury
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE
CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE
CHRISTIAN
CEMETERIES
William Diuguid
memorial plaque in University of Virginia
Chapel
death from football injury. 1909 - sources
concerning
Death of Archer Christian: Additional
Sources and Documents, The - by John S.
Watterson
Virginia Supreme Court decision on road tax
and
marriage
confectionery store opened by
Charlottesville, activities in
MACH-53: facing
p.1
MACH-55: 132134
MACH-55: 132134
MACH-33/34: 150
MACH-8: 43
MACH-42: 25
MACH-15: 27
MACH-49: 34
MACH-21: 39,49
MACH-54: 6
MACH-54: 6
MACH-21: 39
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-17: 51
MACH-19: 12,13
MACH-3: 5,8,11
MACH-33/34: 131
MACH-5: 30
author: Marah, A Story of Old Virginia (set in
Orange, Va.)
MACH-51: 95
MACH-44: 11,19
n.13
MACH-2: 17
MACH-8: 56
description of
MACH-61: 17
CHRISTIAN
INTELLIGENCE
R
(NEWSPAPER)
CHRISTIAN
INTELLIGENCE
R
(NEWSPAPER)
CHRISTIANITY
CHRISTIANITY
CHRISTIANITY
CHRISTIANITY
CHRISTIANITY slaves converted to
CHRISTIAN'S
RESTAURANT
CHRISTMAS
celebration of
CHRISTMAS
(HOLIDAY)
CHRISTMAS
(HOLIDAY)
CHRISTMAS
(HOLIDAY)
CHRISTMAS
(HOLIDAY)
CHRISTMAS
(HOLIDAY)
CHRISTY
Sally
CHRONICLE
PUBLISHING
COMPANY
Weekly Chronicle
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
Brady, John W. and
MACH-50: 87-88
Coleman, R. L. and
MACH-50: 87-88
MACH-11: 6
MACH-19: 20
MACH-20: 13,17
MACH-26: 12,20
MACH-61: 17
illustration
Magruder, John Bowie and 57th Virginia
Regiment at Guinea Station, 1862
MACH-54: 20
MACH-60: 33
MACH-20:
61,63,64,67-70
MACH-24: 19
MACH-25: 17,18
MACH-26: 28,62
MACH-3: 31
MACH-6: 54
owner of
MACH-50: 77
MACH-1:
19,36,37
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
MACH-10: 5
MACH-11: 28,31
MACH-13:
29,44,45
MACH-14:
31,36,41,46,47
MACH-17: 68
MACH-2: 68
MACH-23: 45
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER) Garrett, Mary
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER) historical notes
CHRONICLE,
THE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER) Valentine, R. P. and
CHRYSLER'S
FARM (BATTLE
IN WAR OF
1812)
CHRYSLER'S
FARM (BATTLE
IN WAR OF
1812)
CHURCH
Randolph
MACH-7: 36,74
MACH-8: 5456.58,59,61,63,65
obituary of , 8/1867
MACH-61: 93
MACH-50: 75-77
MACH-53: 95
MACH-14: 58
MACH-14: 58
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, origin of
MACH-56: 2
CHURCH
COUNCIL
CHURCH
COUNCIL
CHURCH HILL
CHURCH HILL
CHURCH HILL
CHURCH HILL
CHURCH
HISTORY
*
*
*
*
CHURCH LEVEL
CHURCH
MISSION
BOARD
CHURCH OF
ENGLAND IN
PENNSYLVANIA Old family
CHURCH OF
ENGLAND IN
VIRGINIA
CHURCH OF
ENGLAND IN
VIRGINIA
books about
CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS
CHURCH OF
OUR SAVIOR
CHURCH OF
OUR SAVIOR
CHURCH OF
THE HOLY
CROSS
on Human Relations
MACH-39: 55
on Human Relations
MACH-39: 57
MACH-1:
19,21,24
MACH-48: 111
MACH-51: 17
MACH-51: 4
Moon ghost and
Ghost House*, later known as
Spring Hill* and
MACH-32: 9-38
MACH-20: 51
MACH-26: 38
baptized at
MACH-61: 51
clergy in colonial times
MACH-49: 12
MACH-61: 52n
MACH-37/38: 13
Rio, Va. (Episcopal)
MACH-48: 70n
Rio, Va. (Episcopal)
MACH-8: 45
MACH-26: 37
CHURCH OF
THE
INCARNATION
CHURCH OF
THE LIVING
WATERS, THE
(BOOKLET)
Catholic
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL
CHURCHVILLE.
VIRGINIA
CHURCHVILLE.
VIRGINIA
CICERO
MACH-60: 107
MACH-26: 77
Some Old Albemarle Churches of the West
Hanover Presbytery - by Isabella Neff
Burnet
MACH-2: 17-35
Lutheran
MACH-2: 7
MACH-26:
12,13,18,21,22,31
,33,3639,44,45,48,53,57
,59,60,66,6872,75,76,78
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
CHURCHES
Branchlands* plantation - part of now
occupied by, 2005
Emmanuel Episcopal,
Greenwood
burials at
provides classrooms during massive
First Baptist Church resistance, 1958
First Methodist
provides classrooms during massive
Church
resistance, 1958
Forge Church
literature about
Randolph (Lord)
Winston
Winston
Winston
built about 1772 near Old's Forge
quotations from about sincerity
MACH-61: 87n,93
MACH-61: 73
MACH-61: 76
MACH-61:
47n,51,60
MACH-61: 52n
MACH-26: 11
MACH-26: 11,14
MACH-32: 58,60
MACH-61: 53-54
MACH-2: 5,68
MACH-9: 32
MACH-19: 24
CINCINNATI
AND OHIO
RAILWAY
CINCINNATI
COLLEGE
CINCINNATI
OBSERVATORY
CISMONT *
CISMONT *
CISMONT *
CISMONT *
CITIES
CITIZENS
AGAINST
PUBLIC
HOUSING
CITIZENS BAND
OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CITIZENS BANK
AND TRUST
COMPANY
CITIZENS
COMMITTEE
AGAINST RIDGELANE PUBLIC
HOUSING SITE
CITIZENS
COMMITTEE
FOR
INFORMATION
ON PUBLIC
HOUSING
MACH-16: 32
MACH-7: 8,9
Centenary of the Cincinnati Observatory,
Nov. 5,1943
MACH-5: 83
MACH-29: 15
MACH-33/34:
149n
MACH-4: 54
MACH-8: 28
MACH-29: 76
activities of, 1967
MACH-56: 147
Rawlings Institute, gives concert at
MACH-54: 45
Farrar, Thomas, vice-president
MACH-51: 69
opposed to the Ridge-Lane Site, 1965
MACH56:142,143
housing referendum, 1960 and
MACH-56: 134
CITIZENS
COMMITTEE
FOR
INFORMATION
ON PUBLIC
HOUSING
CITIZENS FOR
LOCAL ACTION
CITIZENS ICE
AND
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY
CITIZENS ICE
AND
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY Duke, R. T. W., Jr
CITIZENS ICE
AND
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY Virginia Ice Company
CITIZENS
MEETING
CITY
BEAUTIFUL
MOVEMENT
CITY
BEAUTIFUL
MOVEMENT
CITY
BEAUTIFUL
MOVEMENT
CITY
BEAUTIFUL
MOVEMENT
CITY POINT,
VIRGINIA
Cox's Row public housing, 1961 and
MACH-56: 134
public housing referendum, 1960 and
MACH-56: 134
MACH-37/38:
89,90
organizer of
MACH-59: 115116
consolidates with to become Charlottesville
Ice Company
MACH-59: 116
MACH-30: 57
German, Eugene, work of, 1970s
MACH-56: 107
McKim, Mead and White (architects) and
MACH-56: 81
mentioned
MACH-56: 84
civic clubs and
58th Pennsylvania Infantry during
occupation, 1865 and
MACH-56: 90,
102
MACH-56: 51
CIVI L WAR
CIVIC LEAGUE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CIVIC LEAGUE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CIVIC LEAGUE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
CIVIL RIGHTS
ACT OF 1964
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
White Sulphur
Springs
artillery duel at, 1862
MACH-60: 27
MACH-13: 70
Hedges, Dr. Halstead
S. and
historic buildings
MACH-48: 98n
plaques for
MACH-48: 116
mentioned
MACH-56: 119
MACH-10: 5
MACH-11:
6,7,22,24,27
MACH-12:
3,24,25,29,33,37
MACH-14:
5,8,16,26,34,43
MACH-16:
7,16,27,32
MACH-17: 67-73
MACH-18: 35,41
MACH-19: 38
MACH-22: 1-210
MACH-24: 30
MACH-27/28:
34,84
MACH-29: 4963,74
MACH-3: 20,3569,78,81
MACH-30: 2941,43-59
MACH-32: 26
CIVIL WAR
MACH-33/34: 58
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
Afton, Virginia
burning of, 1865
Albemarle
Albemarle
Albemarle Female
Institute
Antietam (Battle)
Appomattox
Appomattox
Appomattox
Appomattox
Appomattox
Appomattox
Appomattox Court
House
Atheneum Prison
Bacon, Ben,
participation in
Bacon, Edmund,
attitude of
Ball's Bluff (Battle)
Baltimore Hospital
battles
leaders in
effect on
MACH-43:
17,21,38,48,49,53
MACH-44:
27,31,34,3640,41,43
MACH-5: 4646,84
MACH-6: 6
MACH-7:
10,12,18
MACH-8: 33
MACH-61: 86
MACH-22: 191206
MACH-30: 29-41
67th Ohio Infantry and
mentioned
MACH-53: 53-54
MACH-25: 28
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-48: 56
MACH-50: 116
MACH-56: 39-41
MACH-56: 41
MACH-59: 81n
mentioned
Wheeling West Virginia
MACH-59: 70
MACH-57: 67n
Rosser, General Thomas L. and
Monticello Guard at
MACH-50: 10-11
Leathers, James Addison patient at, 1863
MACH-50: 10-11
MACH-23: 52
MACH-59: 82
MACH-30: 48
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Belle Island Prison
Big Sewell Mountain,
West Virginia
(Skirmish)
blockade
Boonesboro (Battle)
Boonesboro (Battle)
Boteler's Ford
Brandy Station
(Battle)
Brandywine (Battle)
Bristoe Station
(Battle)
Brown family
Burtonville (Battle)
Camp Chase, Ohio
Carnifax Ferry
(Battle)
Carrington's Battery
Carrington's Battery
Cedar Mountain
Cedar Mountain
(Battle)
Chaffin's Farm
Chancellorsvill, battle
of
Chancellorsville
(Battle)
Chancellorsville
(Battle)
Chancellorsville
(Battle)
Chancellorsville
(Battle)
Chancellorsville,
Battle of
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. and
MACH-59: 98
Green Mountain Greys and, 1861
MACH-59: 73
MACH-30: 30
MACH-25: 26,28
MACH-57: 109
MACH-60: 29n
Strange, Col. John Bowie killed at
57th Virginia Infantry and skirmish at, 1862
mentioned
MACH-57: 68
MACH-35/36: 142
Posey, General Carnot and
members of fought in
prison at
MACH-48: 56
MACH-61: 3
MACH-22: 201
MACH-57: 67n
Savage, Maj. James, Jr. wounded at
MACH-22: 206
MACH-23: 47
MACH-3: 62
MACH-55: 88
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
camp of 19th Virginia Infantry, 1963-64
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-57: 65
significance of, 1863
MACH-60: 37
MACH-22:
21,22,87,192
Jones, General John Marshall and
MACH-48: 53
Posey, General Carnot and
MACH-48: 56
mentioned
MACH-57: 68,68n
Magruder, J, B. comments about
MACH-60: 37
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Charlottesville
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Charlottesville
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Charlottesville
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Letter from Charlottesville, April 23, 1862
MACH-10: 28-30
surrender of - Facts Relating to the
Surrender of Charlottesville, March 3, 1865
by Margaret W. Fowler Clark
MACH-17: 67-74
Court House Hospital
MACH-22: 104
MACH-22: 191leaders in
206
MACH-22: 207monuments
210
Civil War Centennial Commission members of
MACH-22: 213
MACH-22: 37occupation of
44,57-65,67-77
MACH-22: entire
volume
War-Time Memories by an Old Lady Who
Was Then Young - by Caroline Morrill
Brown
MACH-30: 29-41
Insights Into the Medical Statistics of the
Charlottesville General Hospital, - 18611865 by James O. Breeden
MACH-30: 43-60
hospitals
MACH-30: 43-60
MACH-47: 16
Civil War Centennial Commission members of
MACH-48: 122
Albemarle County Historical Society and
MACH-48: 122
Civil War Centennial Commission memorial services at Rotunda
MACH-48: 45
MACH-50:
Camp Jefferson
111,112,116
Jeffersonian Republican and - activities of
editor of
MACH-50: 75
MACH-52:
118,125-146
MACH-52: 125hospitals
146
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Charlottesville
Charlottesville
Charlottesville
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Charlottesville
Charlottesville
Charlottesville
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Charlottesville
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Chester Station
(Battle)
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Chickamauga (Battle)
MACH-22: 146
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Chickamauga (Battle)
Chimbarazo Hospital
Cold Harbor (Battle)
Cold Harbor (Battle)
Cold Harbor (Battle)
Cold Harbor (Battle)
Cold Harbor (Battle)
Confederate artillery
MACH-30: 58
MACH-57: 65
MACH-22: 13,206
MACH-25: 32
MACH-58: 58
MACH-59: 79
MACH-59: 79n
MACH-60: 27
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Confederate artillery
Confederate artillery
Confederate General
Hospital and the
United Daughters of
the Confederacy
Cemetery at
Scottsville
by Richard L. Nicholas
Cool Spring
Barbecue Club
effects on
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after the war
hospitals
mentioned
Custer, George Armstrong - headquarted
at The Farm*
Azalea Hall* and
affect on
article abouit invasion of Charlottesville,
March, 1865
Leathers, James Addison patient st
MACH-55: 61,62
MACH-55: 62,73
MACH-56: 108
MACH-56: 111
MACH-56: 114
MACH-56: 77
MACH-61: 81-93
MACH-59: 70
MACH-57: 65
second battle - Woods, Capt. Micajah and
Wilson, James Garland killed at
Woodson, James Garland killed at
along Rappahannock River, 1862
along White Marsh Road from Suffolk to
Edenton, 1862
at Gettysburg
MACH-60: 35-36
MACH-60: 39-40
MACH-57: 71-114
MACH-59: 132
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Craven, Andrew and
Cross Keys Battle
Woods, Micajah and
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Culpeper Courthouse skirmish at, comments about
Davis, John Staige
and
diaries
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Duke family
eve of
Everett's Albemarle
Artillery
Farmville (Skirmish
at)
MACH-59: 147148
MACH-58: 58
MACH-57: 58
MACH-55: 91
MACH-22: 45-55
writes about
slaves at Mount Fair*
MACH-59: 101-02
MACH-61: 81-8
MACH-33/34:
155n
Durrett, Thomas D. captured at, 1865
Department of the Ohio and Gen. Wm.
Starke Rosecrans
Scott, Charles Alexander and
MACH-59: 81n
Federal Army
Fisher's Hill (Battle)
Five Forks (Battle)
Five Forks (Battle)
Fort Delaware (Union
prison)
Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
Frayser's Farm
(Battle)
Frayser's Farm
(Battle)
Woodson, James wounded at
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Posey, General Carnot and
MACH-59: 73
MACH-57: 101
MACH-13: 69
MACH-14: 10
MACH-44: 24,35
MACH-12: 38
MACH-16: 29
MACH-22: 10,203
MACH-30: 29
MACH-43: 38,51
MACH-59: 75n
MACH-25: 23,28
MACH-59: 79n
MACH-25: 28
MACH-48: 56
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(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg
(Battle)
Fredericksburg, battle
of
Fredericksburg,
Battle of
Gaines Mill (Battle)
Gaines Mill (Battle)
Gaines Mill (Battle)
Gaines Mill (Battle)
Gallego Richard &&
Co., Richmond
Gauley's Bridge,
West Virginia
(Skirmish)
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Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Pickett's Charge
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Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Jones, General John Marshall and
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Suber, George Adam wounded at
MACH-57: 100
Weathersbee, Charles wounded at
Scottsville Confederate Hospital, wounded
taken to
MACH-57: 100
MACH-57: 83
McCall, James M. wounded at
MACH-57: 98
Houston, John A. wounded at
MACH-57: 98
Hayes, W. F. wounded at
MACH-57: 98
Puckett, James H. wounded at
MACH-57: 99
Richardson, Joseph H. wounded at
MACH-57: 99
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment and
MACH-60: 30,33
Magruder, J, B. comments about
Albemarle Rifles and
Woodson, James wounded at
peninsula campaign, 1862
MACH-60: 37
MACH-25: 24,28
MACH-57: 65
MACH-59: 79n
MACH-60: 24
burning mills of
MACH-6: 30
Green Mountain Greys and, 1861
MACH-59: 72
MACH-22:
13,21,22,192,194,
196,198,204,206
MACH-22: 192
MACH-25:
30,31,35
MACH-48: 53
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Posey, General Carnot and
McIver, John K. and
Lee, Gen. Robert E. at Gettysburg
19th Virginia Infantry and
Texas Brigade (C.S.A.) and
Woods, Capt. Micajah and
Green Mountain Greys arrive at, 7/2/1863
Pickett's charge described by survivor
Seminary Ridge and
Union Army Second Corps Hospital Gettysburg (Battle)
Magruder, John Bowie taken to, 1863
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gantt, Col. Henry wounded at
Gettysburg, Battle of Leathers, James Addison wounded at
Gettysburg, Battle of Magruder, John Bowie, killed at
Gettysburg, Battle of brief description of
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Gibbons, Isabella and
Glendale (Battle)
peninsula campaign, 1862
Harper's Ferry
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Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Ferry
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Harper's Ferry
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Harper's Ferry
Hatcher's Run
(Battle)
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Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
Gettysburg (Battle)
raid
MACH-48: 56
MACH-54: 89-91
MACH-54: 90-91
MACH-57: 65
MACH-57: 65
MACH-58: 58
MACH-59: 77
MACH-59: 78-79
MACH-60: 42
MACH-60: 42
MACH-7: 109
MACH-59: 69-70
MACH-60: 3
MACH-60: 38-42
MACH-55: 86,9293
MACH-60: 24
MACH-11: 22
MACH-22:
10,11,12,17,18,19
9
MACH-25:
5,7,9,26,35
MACH-29: 53
MACH-30: 39
MACH-32: 25
MACH-43: 38
MACH-44: 34
MACH-50: 110
Charlottesville && University Battalion
57th Virginia Regiment involved in siege at,
1862
MACH-60: 29
MACH-7:
30,34,46
MACH-59: 147Albemarle Rifles and
148
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Hatcher's Run
(Battle)
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Heming offspring and
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Home Guards
Jackson's Valley
Campaign
Johnson Island
Prison
Johnson's Army
Johnson's Island
Prison
Johnson's Island
Prison
Johnson's Island
Prison
Kelly's Ford (Battle)
Kelly's Ford (Battle)
Kennesaw Mountain
(Battle)
Kershaw's Regiment
Kinston (Battle)
Leathers, James
Addison
Leesburg (Battle)
Letterman General
Hospital, Gettysburg
Letters Home from
Private William H.
Jones of the
'Albemarle Rifles'
Little Sorrel Mountain
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local units
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Rives, George Tucker killed at
MACH-59: 71n
MACH-55: 120
Gordonsville and C and O Railway,
stationed at, 1863
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. held prisoner at, 1865
MACH-59: 99
MACH-22:
17,18,21,150,195
MACH-59: 98
MACH-10: 28-30
MACH-22: 194
MACH-3:
47,52,54
Gettysburg prisoners taken to
brief mention of
MACH-59: 81
MACH-16: 30
MACH-57: 68
MACH-22: 201
MACH-22: 110
MACH-22: 201
memoirs of
MACH-59: 69-83
MACH-25: 16
Leathers, James Addison patient st
MACH-59: 70
edited by Rick Britton
artillery exchange at
MACH-57: 65-70
MACH-59: 73
MACH-22: 191206
MACH-22: 7-13
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local units
Long's Artillery
Longstreet's Brigade
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Longstreet's Corps
Malvern Hill (Battle)
Malvern Hill (Battle)
Malvern Hill (Battle)
Malvern Hill (Battle)
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Malvern Hill, battle of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, first battle
of
Manassas, second
battle of
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battle of
Manassas, second
battle of
Manassas, second
battle of
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Boyle, Andrew wounded at
Quick, James W. wounded at
peninsula campaign, 1862
MACH-25: 5-35
MACH-22: 203
MACH-22: 123
MACH-22:
12,191,193,198,2
03
MACH-25: 24
MACH-57: 96
MACH-57: 99
MACH-60: 24-25
similarity with Pickett's charge at Gettysburg MACH-60: 39
MACH-16: 30
MACH-25:
5,11,13,15,19
MACH-30: 54
Nineteenth Virginia Regiment, action at
MACH-50: 112
mentioned
MACH-59: 72
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
MACH-59: 77n
Albemarle Rifles and Lewis's Ford
MACH-59: 97
Henry House hill and
MACH-59: 97
MACH-16: 30
MACH-23: 50
MACH-23: 50
MACH-25:
25,28,35
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Manassas, second
battle of
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battle of
Manassas, second
battle of
Manassas, second
battle of
Manassas, second
battle of
Maryland - Baltimore
materials
Mechanicsville
(Battle)
Miller, Samuel and
Montgomery Guard
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Monticello Guard
Monticello Guard
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monuments
New Bern, Battle of
New Bern, North
Carolina, battle of
New Market (Battle
of)
New Market (Battle)
Old Capital Prison
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Our Little Colonel: An
Account of the Life of
John Bowie Magruder by Kevin Levin
Peninsula Campaign
Peninsula Campaign McIver, John K. and
peninsula campaign
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Gantt, Col. Henry and
MACH-48: 48
Gantt, Col. Henry and
MACH-57: 109
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
MACH-59: 77n
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment and
Durrett, Thomas D. paroled at, 1863
plan of 1861 to preserve at U. Va.
MACH-60: 27-29
MACH-59: 81n
MACH-1: 3,37-39
Macon, William R. wounded at
Charlottesville and
Union garrison attacked by Gen. H. H. JIll
MACH-57: 98
MACH-56: 58-63
MACH-25: 6
MACH-22:
9,12,35,191,193,1
99,204,205
MACH-25: 5-7,9
MACH-22: 207210
MACH-60: 36
Hill, D. H. attacks Union forces at, 1863
MACH-60: 35
Howard, John Clarke and
Woods, Capt. Micajah and
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. held prisoner at, 1865
MACH-61: 86
MACH-58: 58
MACH-59: 98
MACH-60: 1-45
MACH-30: 46
MACH-54: 89
MACH-60: 21-23
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MACH-59: 71n
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Petersburg (Battle)
Hill, Major James C. and
Petersburg, (Battle) Rives, George Tucker wounded at
Plan of 1861 to
Preserve Civil War
Materials, (at U. Va.)
plantations, effect on
large ones
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Port Republic (Battle)
Resaca (Battle)
MACH-30: 55
MACH-22: 201
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Richmond
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Richmond (Battle)
Rives, William Cabell
and
Roanoke Island
(Battle)
Roanoke Island,
Battle of
Rogers, William
Barton and
Salem Church
(Battle)
Savage Maj. James
and
Savage Station
(Battle)
Savages Station
(Battle)
Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
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campaign against from the north by Gen.
John Pope, 1862
Scottsville Confederate Hospital, wounded
taken to
MACH-1: 37-39
MACH-56: 116
MACH-60: 26-27
MACH-57: 83
MACH-52: 71
Green Mountain Greys involved in
MACH-59: 74-76
Leathers, James Addison captured at , 1862 MACH-59: 69
MACH-55: 87-88
McIver, John K. and
MACH-54: 89
MACH-55: 8788,90-91,92
Jones, Edwin P. and
MACH-57: 101
peninsula campaign, 1862
MACH-60: 24
MACH-22: 13,194
MACH-25: 34,35
MACH-3: 48
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Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
Saylor's Creek
(Battle)
Seven Days (Battles)
Seven Days
Campaign
Seven Days
Campaign
Seven Days
Campaign
Seven Days
Campaign
Seven Days
Campaign
Seven Days
campaign
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Seven Pines (Battle)
Sharpsburg (Battle)
Sharpsburg, battle of
Shenandoah Valley
Smith, Francis H. and
South Mountain
(Battle)
Duke, R. T. W. reminisces about
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. captured at
MACH-59: 100
MACH-59: 94,
100-101
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. captured at, 1865
MACH-59: 98
Lee, Robert E. and
MACH-60: 23-26
MACH-12: 8
MACH-22: 13,21
MACH-25: 23
Jones, John Marshall (General )and
MACH-48: 53
McIver, John K. and
MACH-54: 89
57th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-60: 23-25
MACH-22: 13
MACH-25: 23,28
MACH-30: 46
MACH-50: 116
MACH-57: 101
MACH-57: 67n
MACH-57: 97
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-60: 23
MACH-57: 83n
MACH-60: 29n
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-55: 8990,92
Culin, John wounded at
Jones, Edwin P. and
Anderson. James C. 1862 and
Cox, Robert W. wounded at
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
results of, 1862
mentioned
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment and, 1862
Ewell, Gen. Richard Stoddert and
MACH-23: 66
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Suffolk, Battle of
Suffolk, Virginia
(Campaign), 1863
surrender (1865)
taxes during
Trevillian Station
(Battle)
Trevillian Station
(Battle)
Trevillian Station
(Battle)
Union Army
Union Army
Union troops at
Charlottesville, 1865
Union troops at
Charlottesville, 1865
Union troops at
Charlottesville, 1865
Union troops at
Charlottesville, 1865
Valley Campaign
(Jackson's)
Valley Campaign
(Jackson's)
Valley Campaign
(Jackson's)
Vicksburg (Siege of)
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Virginia Field Artillery
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MACH-33/34:
155n
Southall's Battery
Spotsylvania
Courthouse (Battle
of)
MACH-3: 69
Corcoran, Michael (Gen.) - Uniuon
commander at
Green Mountain Greys at
MACH-60: 36
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-3: 47
MACH-30: 58
MACH-11: 48
MACH-16: 30
depredations in
near Staunton
MACH-19: 54
MACH-60: 26-27
MACH-61: 84
MACH-14: 14
MACH-17: 67-73
MACH-3: 56
MACH-6: 23
Second
MACH-16: 30
MACH-22:
17,18,21,150,195
Jones, John Marshall (Gen.) and
MACH-48: 53
MACH-22: 205
MACH-33/34:
155n
CIVIL WAR
Washington, North
Carolina, battle of
West Building
Hospital, Baltimore
White Marsh Road,
battle of
White Oak Swamp
(Battle)
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
Wilderness (Battle)
Wilderness (Battle)
Wilderness (Battle)
Wilderness (Battle)
CIVIL WAR
Williamsburg (Battle)
Williamsport,
Maryland
Lee's retreat from Gettysburg
Woods, Micajah and
Yellow Tavern
(Battle)
Yorktown (Skirmish
at)
Durrett, Thomas D. captured at, 1862
Yorktown (skirmish
at)
Leake, William James captured at, 1862
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
LEADERS
IDENTIFIED
WITH
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY"
CIVIL WAR
MONUMENTS IN
CHARLOTTSES
VILLE
Hill, D. H. attacks Union forces at, 1863
MACH-60: 35
Leathers, James Addison patient st
MACH-59: 70
Magruder, John Bowie leads victory at, 1863 MACH-60: 35-36
peninsula campaign, 1862
Jones, John Marshall (Gen.) and
MACH-60: 24
MACH-22:
143,196
MACH-3: 69
MACH-48: 53
MACH-6: 10
MACH-25:
21,22,28,34
MACH-54: 90-91
MACH-58: 81,58
MACH-25: 32
MACH-59: 81n
MACH-60: 105
MACH-22: 191206
MACH-22: 207210
CIVIL WAR
MONUMENTS IN
CHARLOTTSES
VILLE
CIVILIAN
CONSERVATIO
N CORPS
CIVILIAN
DEFENSE
COUNCIL
CIVILIAN
DEFENSE
COUNCIL
CIVILIAN
DEFENSE
COUNCIL
MACH-48: 1-58
MACH-45: 48
CJ BOYS CLUB
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
Beverly
Dr.
Eugene
family
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
CLAIBORNE
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Mr.
Virginia C.
William C. C.
Addison
Agnes
Amelia
Ann
Benjamin
Benjamin
Bolling
Bowling
Catherine
Charlottesville and Albemarle County
MACH-5: 80
Charlottesville and Albemarle County Crow, Nan and
MACH-56: 93
Charlottesville and Albemarle County
MACH-6: 83
University of Virginia YMCA organizes, 1951 MACH-58: 46
MACH-39: 88
mentioned at a Confederate Hospital
MACH-57: 69
MACH-39: 88
MACH-24: 49
MACH-20: 54,5759,61,64,66
MACH-15: 27
MACH-13: 4,21
Beech Spring Hollow, property in
MACH-49: 56n
MACH-40: 27
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 58
MACH-40: 27
MACH-5: 60
MACH-5: 59
MACH-40: 27,32
married George Malcolm McIntire
MACH-48: 100n
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Christopher
Christopher, Jr.
Cordelia
David
Dr.
E. F.
Ed. F.
Edward
Elizabeth
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Elizabeth Coleman
(Mrs. John Clark)
Elizabeth Coleman
(Mrs. John Clark)
Elvira Ann (Mrs.
William Clark)
family
family
family
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
family
family
Francis
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
CLARK
CLARK
Edgemont*, receives grant for site of
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
MACH-40:
25,26,27,28,39,40
,43
MACH-48: 90n
MACH-5: 49
MACH-6: 45,59
MACH-61: 27
MACH-5: 49
MACH-40: 27
MACH-5: 60
MACH-6: 38
MACH-2: 34
MACH-9: 18
MACH-40: 26,27
MACH-40: 27
MACH-20: 4549,6164,67,69,70,72
MACH-44: 8
Halifax County residents
Shenandoah National Park, resettlement
from
MACH-20: 46
MACH-1: 43
MACH-20: 70
MACH-40: 25-44
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-8: 43
MACH-40: 26,27
MACH-13: 19,49
MACH-19: 8,12
MACH-24: 40
MACH-27/28: 93
MACH-3: 11
MACH-37/38: 153
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
George Rogers
Gideon
Henrietta Maria
Coleman (Mrs. John
Thomas Clark)
Henry (of Alabama)
Hosey L. (of
Mississippi)
Jefferson
Jn.
statue in Charlottesville - photo
statue in Charlottesville
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1862
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1862
of Boston, Massachusetts
John
John
John
John
John
John
John Jr.
of Halifax County
John Jr.
John M.
John Thomas (Rev.)
(of Halifax County)
Jonas
father of Addison
Bibliographical Society of the University of
Lucy T.
Virginia, constitution committee
Lucy T.
scholarly background of
Margaret F.
Margaret W. Fowler author: Facts Relating to the Surrender of
(Mrs. Eliot Clark)
Charlottesville, March 3, 1865
MACH-47: 47
MACH-56: 82
MACH-7: 14
MACH-8: 68
MACH-5: 60
MACH-20: 49
MACH-57:
90,92,93,96
MACH-57:
90,92,93,96
MACH-19: 44
MACH-9: 18
MACH-20:
37,38,43,45-50,5254,56,68-60,6264,67-69,72
MACH-30: 83
MACH-40: 27
MACH-44: 8
MACH-5: 60
MACH-7: 27
MACH-20: 46,51
MACH-9: 55
MACH-46: 72
MACH-20:
49,53,56
MACH-49: 56n
MACH-56: 6
MACH-56: 9
MACH-22: 37,38
MACH-17: 67-74
CLARK
Margaret W. Fowler
(Mrs. Eliot Clark)
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Maria (Halifax
County)
Mary
Mary Jane
Micajah
Micajah
Micajah
Micajah Jr.
CLARK
CLARK
Miss (of S.C.)
Moses
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Mourning
Mrs.
Nina H. (Dodson)
Pendleton S.
Penelope
Polley
Rachel
CLARK
Raymond B., Jr.
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Raymond B., Jr.
Robert
Robert
Sarah
Sarah
Sarah
Sarah (Mrs. Charles
Lynch)
Senator
author: Random Selections from the
Charlottesville Council Minute Book
Mrs. Jefferson
Beech Spring Hollow, property in
author: Observations on Washington
Society: Mrs. W.C. Rives - Miss Maria L.
Gordon Letters, 1842
MACH-18: 47
MACH-20:
46,47,49,53,55,5861,64,67-71
MACH-19: 44
MACH-19: 44
MACH-40: 27,32
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 49
MACH-5: 50
MACH-22: 161189
MACH-9: 57
MACH-6:
45,51,55,58
MACH-19: 49
MACH-49: 56
MACH-46: 68
MACH-40: 25,41
MACH-6: 48,56
MACH-40: 27
MACH-11:
3,53,64
MACH-9: 53-62
MACH-29: 68
MACH-9: 48
MACH-40: 27
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 46
MACH-40: 28
MACH-24: 21
CLARK
Sheffer
CLARK
Sheffer
CLARK
Sheffer
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Sheffer
Susannah
Thomas
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
Victor Selden
William
William
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
William
William
William
William (Lt.) (17701838)
William (Lt.) (17701838)
William (Lt.) (17701838)
William A.
William Dodge
Adams
William H. ((18051873) (of Halifax
County)
CLARK PAPERS
CLARKE
A.
Beverly J. (Franklin,
CLARKE
Kentucky)
CLARKE
family
Albemarle County Historical Society board of directors and treasurer, 2000
Albemarle County Historical Society
treasurer - 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society
treasurer - 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
treasurer, 2003
wrote: History of Manufacturers in the
United States, 1607-1928
MACH-58: iii
MACH-59iii
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-6: 55
MACH-40: 27
MACH-14:
29,36,39-42
MACH-37/38: 153
MACH-40: 26
Bacon, Edmund encouraged by to buy land
in Missouri
MACH-50: 18
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 47
Red Headed Chief: Indian's name for
William Clark
MACH-13: 19
MACH-13: 19,20
MACH-7: 41
MACH-24: 21
MACH-19: 44
MACH-20: 46
Virginia clergyman
MACH-19: 9
MACH-21: 33
MACH-5: 43
MACH-24: 50
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
CLARKE
COUNTY
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Frances Jane
Hartwell P.
James
James
James
Major
Miss (of South
Carolina)
Robert D.
Robert M.
Robert M.
Thomas
Thomas Alfred
Chives
Virginia
William
Weehaw*
nurse at Midway hospital during Civil War
public housing, position on, 1954
brother of Thomas; married Ada Bacot
Clarke
"Diary of-Midway Hospital, 1861-1863"
slave yard operator
slave yard of, advertisement of, 1866
Civil War history and
son of Thomas and Ada Bacot Clarke
MACH-52: 130
MACH-56: 126
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-43: 29
MACH-52: 130
MACH-24: 53,57
MACH-22: 161189
MACH-35/36:
52,114
MACH-58: 66-67
MACH-58: 84
MACH-52: 130
MACH-52: 130
MACH-3: 68
MACH-35/36: 138
MACH-43:
23,28,28,30,31,39
n
MACH-20: 22
MACH-4: 61
Historical Association
(Berryville)
MACH-2: 66
Historical Association
(Berryville)
MACH-4: 58,62
Historical Association
(Berryville)
MACH-7: 75
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CLARKIA
CLARK'S TRACE
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
Long Branch *
Moran, F. Berger
MACH-43: 29
resident of
Mountain View *
Randolph, Beverly
(Maj.)
MACH-59: 150
MACH-43: 26,32
Rosney* (Rosny)
MACH-61: 85n
MACH-43:
17,22,23,24,25,26
,28,30,32,34,35,3
7,38,39n
Smithfield*
MACH-43: 28
The Briars *
MACH-43: 32,37
Tuleyeries, The *
Ann (Mrs. Peter)
Elizabeth A.
Frances
J. N.
James
James
Julius
Julius
resided in ca. 1860s
sale at, ca. 1856
marriage
MACH-43: 24
MACH-5: 74
MACH-40:
27,28,29,30
MACH-10: 33
MACH-21: 38,49
MACH-6: 46,57
MACH-1: 36
MACH-19: 45
MACH-5: 70
MACH-18: 40,42
MACH-5: 53
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSON
CLARKSVILLE *
CLARKSVILLE *
CLARKSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
CLARKSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
CLASSES
(SOCIAL)
Letty
Lucy
Manvah
Manvah
Manvah
Manvah
Manvah
Mary
Mary Lewis
Mary Lewis (Mrs.
Julius)
Menoah
Menoah
Menoah
Menoah
Menoah
Mildred
Mildred
Murvah
Murvah
Murvah
Murvah
Murvah
Peter
Reuben
Sally
William
Clarkson, Capt. Daniel, relict of
marriage
marriage
map: (1875); section of Peyton map
photo: Sugarloaf Mtn., Rte. 22; scene of
Clarksville
MACH-9: 43
MACH-19: 45
MACH-18: 40
MACH-19: 45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 43,65
MACH-6: 57
MACH-21: 30,49
MACH-18: 40,42
MACH-18: 40
MACH-19: 45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 43,65
MACH-21: 46,49
MACH-9: 65
MACH-18: 40
MACH-19: 45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 43,65
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 61
MACH-6: 43
MACH-40: 29
MACH-40: 31
MACH-40: 29,30
MACH-9: 8
MACH-25:
37,56,66
CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
CLASSICAL
TRADITION
CLASSICS
SCHOOL
CLASSROOMS
CLAVERLY
CLAXTON
CLAY
CLAY
school for boys, Charlottesville
Horace W. Jones
school for boys, Charlottesville
Horace W. Jones
school for boys, Charlottesville
Horace W. Jones
school for boys, Charlottesville
Horace W. Jones
school for boys, Charlottesville
Horace W. Jones
- Major
MACH-14: 10
- Major
- Major
MACH-2: 9
MACH-3:
33,54,55
- Major
- Major
English schooling
MACH-4: 28,57
MACH-8:
46,50,53
MACH-2: 37
MACH-42: 28
MACH-26: 64
Daniel R. (of
Richmond)
Kate
Albemarle red clay
58th Pennsylvania Infantry commanded by
in Charlottesville, 1865-6
Saint Anne's minister prior to 1784
MACH-17: 9
MACH-31: 24,30
MACH-11: 37
MACH-29: 29
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
Cecil (Lt. Col.)
Charles (Rev.)
family
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
MACH-56: 50-51
MACH-61: 52
MACH-8: 43
MACH-11: 55
MACH-16: 14,18
MACH-19: 29,30
MACH-3: 71,86
MACH-30: 26
MACH-4: 15,57
MACH-5: 85
MACH-52: 49
Castle Hill*, visits
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
Henry
Junius A.
Thomas
Rives, William Cabell supports for president MACH-52: 71,75
MACH-23: 66
MACH-43: 7
CLAYBROOK
CLAYBROOK
CLAYBROOK
CLAYBROOKE
CLAYTON
CLAYTON
CLAYTON
CLAYTON
CLAYTON
CLEATON
CLEAVELAND
CLEAVELAND
CLEAVELAND
CLEAVELAND
CLEAVELAND
CLEAVELAND
CLELAND
CLELAND
CLEMENS
CLEMENS
CLEMENS
CLEMENS
CLEMENT
CLEMENTINE
(SONG)
CLEMENTS
CLEMENTS
CLEMERS
CLEMMONS
CLEMONS
James
Nancy
Richard A.
Joseph
John
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 45,68
MACH-44: 28
MACH-5: 63
MACH-51: 104
botanist - advancement of science and
botanist - Virginia Society for the Promotion
John
of Useful Knowledge and
MACH-51: 110
John
MACH-9: 62
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
MACH-57:
John C. (of Alabama) 1863
90,92,94,97
Judge
MACH-42: 62
Allen
Daily Progress, worked for
MACH-50: 80
Betsy
MACH-9: 58
Jeremiah
MACH-5: 70
Jeremiah
MACH-9: 58
Margaret
MACH-5: 56
Oliver
MACH-9: 59
Patsy
MACH-9: 59
Ann Isabella
MACH-33/34: 155
Robert Glass
MACH-3: 83
family
MACH-8: 43
George
MACH-23: 49
Sherrard
MACH-44: 33
Thomas
MACH-7: 47
Charles B. (Rev.)
Ford touring car presented to, 1917
MACH-49: 37
Dabney, James Cabell and
John
Thoas.
Thomas
John
Emily
CLEMONS
Harry
CLEMONS
Harry
MACH-48: 81
MACH-9: 50
MACH-7: 27
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 50
MACH-21: 64
marriage
author: "University of Virginia Library 1825 1950"
MACH-1: 40,50
author: "University of Virginia Library 1825 1950"
MACH-20: 5
CLEMONS
Harry
CLEMONS
CLEMONS
Harry
Harry
CLEMONS
CLEMONS
Harry
Harry (Mrs.)
CLEMONS
CLEMONS
Harry (Mrs.)
Harry (Mrs.)
CLEMONS
CLEMONS
CLEMONS
CLENDENIN
CLEOPATRA
Harry (Mrs.)
Harry (Mrs.)
Harry (Mrs.)
Thomas R.
CLERGY
CLERMONT
HOTEL
CLERMONT
HOTEL
CLERMONT
HOTEL
CLEVE
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
Capt.
Grover
Grover
Mr.
Oliver
Porter
CLEVELAND
Porter
author: "University of Virginia Library 1825 1950"
Albemarle County Historical Society, origin
of
Bowers, Fredson, comments about
author: "University of Virginia Library 1825 1950"
MACH-3: 84
MACH-48: 109
MACH-56: 23
MACH-56: 35
MACH-1: 50
MACH-12: back
cover
MACH-13: 48
photo: in scene from play "Sun Up" at Cabell MACH-13: opp.
Hall
p.48
MACH-3: 54
MACH-8: 86
MACH-3: 68
MACH-4: 48,50
MACH-26:
8,13,14,24,31,33,
35,37,38,41,44,49
,58,61,65,71,72
MACH-27/28: 111
MACH-37/38:
139,143
Marchant, Henry and
Virginia clergman
Virginia clergyman
MACH-46: 59
MACH-41: 135
MACH-32: 19
MACH-53: 90
MACH-21: 41
MACH-9: 58
MACH-21: 36
MACH-32:
16,18,19
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
SCHOOL
CLICK
CLIFF
CLIFTON
CLIFTON *
CLIFTON *
CLIFTON *
CLIFTON
VIRGINIA
CLIFTON
FORGE,
VIRGINIA
CLINE
CLINE
CLINE
CLINE
CLINTON
CLINTON
CLINTON
CLIVEDEN *
CLOCKS
CLORE
CLOSSON
Stephen Grover
(1837-1908)
Stephen Grover
(1837-1908)
Stephen Grover
(1837-1908)
Stephen Grover
(1837-1908)
Stephen Grover
(1837-1908)
Sudie
Tyler
W. E.
MACH-10: 8,12
MACH-11: 31
MACH-12: 21
MACH-16: 41
MACH-6: 8,9
mountain life, interviewed about
marriage
Rivanna River, ford at
brief notes about
MACH-4: 61
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-21: 28,52
MACH-45: 13,15
MACH-20: 23
MACH-48: 74-76
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-44: 27
Fitzhughes, Dr. James and
Henry
J. L.
Rufus
Rufus
George Pelham
Wayside Church and Jarman's Gap and
mountain life, interviewed about
Wayside Church, comments about
Eureka cafe and Bar purchased by
Henry (Sir)
John P.
Virginia clergyman
family
Elnathan
Shenandoah National Park land and
MACH-57: 84
MACH-31: 110
MACH-51: 60
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-51: 60
MACH-59: 153
MACH-41:
23,29,107
MACH-21: 39
MACH-32: 57-59
MACH-26: 49,50
MACH-49: 63
MACH-6: 45,55
CLOTHING
BUREAU
CLOVER HILL *
CLOVER HILL *
CLOVER
Garrett, Mary
PLAINS *
Randolph
CLOVER
McKim, Randolph
PLAINS *
Harrison (Lt.)
CLOVER
PLAINS *
mentioned
MACH-26: 19,66
MACH-20:
25,28,40
MACH-13: 42
home of, 1960s
MACH-61: 82n,83
visits 1867
MACH-61 (88)
1866
MACH-61 (93)
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-12: 46
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-19: 51
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-20: 43
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-3: 9
MACH-33/34:
147,147n,149,149
n
CLOVERFIELD *
CLOVERFIELD *
photo (ca, 1890)
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-33/34: 148
MACH-42: 63
CLOVERFIELD *
Albemarle County Historical Society meetings at
MACH-48: 120
CLOVERFIELD *
guests at
MACH-48: 96n
CLOVERFIELD *
Meriwether patent, located on
MACH-52: 38
CLOVERFIELD *
Meriwether patent located on
MACH-52: 38
CLOVERFIELD *
mentioned
MACH-55: 74
CLOVERFIELD *
MACH-8: 71
CLOVERFIELD *
CLUB OF 1789,
THE
CLUSEMAN
Frederick
CLYTE
COAL
COAL MINING
Duke, R. T. W. Jr.
COAL MINING
and
COALHOUSE
COALITION
BETWEEN
CONSERVATIVE
AND
MODERATE
REPUBLICANS
COALTER
Elizabeth T.
COALTER
Henry Tucker
family (of Caroline
COATS
County)
Jane (Caroline
COATS
County)
COATS
John
COBB
James A.
COBB,
HOWARD AND
HAYES (Law
Firm of
Washington,
D.C.)
COBBS
James
COBBS
John
COBBS
Mr.
MACH-9: 58
strikes
MACH-37/38: 50
MACH-9: 43
MACH-20: 7
MACH-24: 36
MACH-45: 10ff
for charcoal storage
MACH-59: 116
MACH-19: 9,17
statue of
marriage
MACH-13: 43
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-9: 19
MACH-10: 33
Gibbons, Alice, attorney for
Cobb, James and
Virginia clergyman
MACH-10: 33
MACH-6: 56
MACH-55: 81n
MACH-55: 81
MACH-6: 48
MACH-9: 51
MACH-21: 45
COBBS
Nicholas
COBBS
COBBS
COBBS
COBBS
COBBS
COBHAM ,
VIRGINIA
COBHAM ,
VIRGINIA
COBHAM
VIRGINIA
COBHAM
VIRGINIA
COBHAM
VIRGINIA
COBHAM
VIRGINIA
COBHAM
GROVE *
COBURN
PLAYERS
University of Virginia, chaplian at
Nicholas Hamner
(Rev.)
Nicholas Hamner
(Rev.)
Oliver W. (Dr.)
Samuel
Thomas
MACh-52: 94
MACH-35/36:
21,41,45,56,69,75
,81,109
MACH-8: 36
MACH-4: 61
MACH-8: 10
MACH-6: 47
MACH-10: 11
MACH-13: 49
MACH-20:
5,8,25,29,30,43,4
4
,
,
MACH-23: 59
,
map: (1875) portion of Peyton map from
Keswick to Cobham
MACH-40: 29
sawmills
MACH-45: 43
,
COCA COLA
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
MACH-20: 19
Alexander B.
Dr.
family
family
Isabel Mason
Chamberlain (Mrs.
Joel Minter)
J. L.
MACH-13: 50
MACH-27/28:
16,43
MACH-44: 38
MACH-1: 34
MACH-24: 46
MACH-8: 43
MACH-8: 54
MACH-46: 7
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
Jas.
Joel M. Jr.
Joel M. Jr.
Joel M. Jr. (Mrs.)
Joel M. Jr. (Mrs.)
Joel Minter (Mrs.)
John
John
John
John
John
John (Mrs.)
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
John (Mrs.)
John L.
John L.
COCHRAN
John L.
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
COCHRAN
John L. (Judge)
John Lewis (Capt.)
John S.
Joseph
Judge
Judge
Mr.
COCHRAN
COCHRAND
COCHRANE
COCHRAN'S
MILL
COCHRAN'S
MILL
COCHRAN'S
MILL
William L. (Major)
Jno.
Henry
Cochran's Mill and
Virginia Advocate, on staff of
Comyn Hall* originally owned by
Judge
Court Square, office on
Virginia clergyman
MACH-9: 18
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-30: 27
MACH-22: 193
MACH-23: 59
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-50: 71
MACH-54: 38
MACH-17: 71
MACH-35/36:
20,98
MACH-14: 44
MACH-22: 193
MACH-37/38:
92,102
MACH-31:
14,35,39
MACH-5: 84
MACH-33/34: 37
MACH-5: 11,12
MACH-27/28: 92
MACH-52: 117
MACH-21: 29
MACH-1:
33,34,36
MACH-9: 16
MACH-10: 33
MACH-14: 1
MACH-39: 21
description of
MACH-48: 70,70n
COCHRAN'S
MILL
COCHRAN'S
MILL
COCHRAN'S
POND
COCKBURN
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
Claud
Andrew
Ann Blaws Barraud
Benjamin
Betty Page
Betty Page
Betty Page
Betty Page
COCKE
COCKE
Betty Page
Betty Page
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
Betty Page
Betty Page
C. C.
Captain
Cary Charles
Charles
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
Charles (Dr.)
Charlotte
married William E. Gordon
Col.
E. R. (of Cumberland
County)
Edmund Randolph
Elizabeth R. (Mrs.)
family
General
COCKE
J. S.
MACH-48: 80
Park Mills, also known as
MACH-56: 112
Cochran's Mill and
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-32: 59
MACH-31: 109
MACH-54: 83
MACH-42: 4
MACH-1: 50
MACH-14: 49
MACH-15: 27
MACH-3: 84
MACH-5: on back
cover
MACH-55: 7
MACH-6: on back
cover
MACH-7: 21
MACH-45: 15
MACH-11: 32-34
MACH-50: 71-72
MACH-9: 19
MACH-35/36:
34,89,104,106
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-35/36: 110
mother of John Hartwell Cocke, Jr.
photo
Gilmer, W. W. writes letter to
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-20: 24
MACH-11: 32
MACH-22: 85
MACH-1: 43
MACH-22: 157
MACH-53:
135,136,139
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
James (Capt.)
James Powell
James Powell
John (Dr.)
John H.
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
father of Charlotte
signature in minutes of U. Va Board of
Visitors - photo
Temperance Medal - photo (ca. 1850s)
Tobacco, the Bane of Virginia Husbandry
(essay)
firewood and
forest conservation and
agriculture and
papers at University of Virginia
natural history, study of
MACH-5: 63
MACH-18: 45
MACH-4: 33
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-1: 28
MACH-14: 58,60
MACH-15:
22,24,27,34
MACH-16: opp.
p.16
MACH-17: 34,37
MACH-18:
8,9,15,20,22
MACH-23:
7,9,19,26,28,29
MACH-31: 7779,82,89,91,93,9597,103105,108,109
MACH-32: 75
MACH-35/36: 74
MACH-42: 67
MACH-45: 23
MACH-45: 32
MACH-45: 33,39
MACH-45: 38
MACH-5: 76
MACH-50: 71
MACH-51: 105
Rives, William Cabell aide to in War of 1812 MACH-52: 68
University of Virginia and - Chapel plans
for
MACH-52: 92
architectural tastes of
MACH-52: 93-94
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
John Hartwell
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell
John Hartwell, Jr.
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
John Hartwell, Jr.
John Hartwell, Jr.
John Hartwell, Jr.
John Hartwell, Jr.
John S.
John S.
Lelia Smith (Mrs.
Lucian)
Louisa Maxwell
Holmes
Louise
Lucia Cary (Mrs. E.
R.)
Mr.
Nan
COCKE
Philip St. George
COCKE
COCKE
Philip St. George
Philip St. George
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE
COCKE PAPERS
University of Virginia and - Rotunda
gymnasia enclosed by, 1841
University of Virginia and - Chapel funds
contributed to
Cocke, John Hartwell, Jr. and
University of Virginia - plan for hotel gardens
at
Central College - named to first Board of
Visitors, 1816
epilepsy
Young Scholar's Glimpses of the
Charlottesville Academy and the University
in 1819, A - by Frank E. Grizzard
school attended by
University of Virginia visited by
letter of
MACH-52: 95
MACH-52: 98
MACH-54: 83-87
MACH-59: 43
MACH-60: 98
MACH-7:
12,14,15,21
MACH-54: 83
MACH-54: 83-87
MACH-54: 83-87
MACH-54: 85,87
MACH-54: 86-87
MACH-18: 35
MACH-2: 35
MACH-27/28: 9
Cocke, John Hartwell, Jr. and
U. Va. Alumni - suicide of, 1861
MACH-54: 83,84
MACH-27/28: 60
MACH-20:
7,24,38
MACH-20: 24
MACH-54: 84n
MACH-22:
13,154,155
MACH-25:
8,9,12,16,21
MACH-48: 42
in Alderman Library
MACH-14: 49,60
married Frank Cabell
COCKE PAPERS
COCKE PAPERS
COCKERELL
COCKERELL
COCKERHAM
COCKE'S
TAVERN
COCKE'S
TAVERN
COCKESCRAW
PRESS
COCKESCRAW
PRESS
COCKESCRAW
PRESS
COCKRAN
COCKRUM
COCKS
COCKS
COCKS
COE
COERCIVE
ACTS (BRITISH
LAW)
COFER
COFER
COFER
COFER
COFER
COFFEE
COFFEE
Shields deposit
MACH-15: 34
in Alderman Library
MACH-15: 34
MACH-17: 58
MACH-6: 6
MACH-5: 10
Charles Robert
Robert Spratt
William
MACH-32: 47
MACH-35/36:
43,110
Edward (Rev.)
William
Abey
Avey
Peggy
Joffre
Gaba
Jacob
James
Margaret
Thomas
John
William J.
publications of
MACH-56: 10-11
mentioned
MACH-56: 27
article about in UVa Alumni News
MACH-56: 35
MACH-2: 28
MACH-5: 11
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 10
MACH-23: 35
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 46
MACH-9: 56
MACH-37/38:
194,216
MACH-15: 39,43
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFER
COFFEY
COFFIN
COFFIN AND
PRINGLE
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
William J.
William J.
William John
Mary
Osburne
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFMAN
COFFY
COGBILL
COGBILL
COGBILL
J.
Katherine
Mary
T. J.
Milly
Annie
Charles
Rebecca
COGBILL
COGBILL
COGHLAN
COHEN
COHEN
COINAGE
COINER
COINERS
COKE LITTLETON
COKER
Robert
Willie T.
Rose
Gratz
Moses (Dr.)
B. F. (Mrs.)
Carol
Dabney
Elizabeth
Hannah
Preston
Martha
William
MACH-17:
10,11,16,39,4146,48
MACH-46: 51
MACH-33/34: 165
MACH-9: 48
MACH-6: 55
MACH-22: 120
marriage
Ivy hockey played by
marriage
marriage
Lewis, Robert, administrator of estate of,
1822
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
daughter of Robert
son of Robert
wife of Robert
coloured barber
son of Robert
Beth Israel, president of
Jefferson, Thomas, thoughts of about
Charlottesville Woolen Mills sign and
MACH-22: 119
MACH-1: 50
MACH-21: 64
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 39,49
MACH-21: 39,49
MACH-58: 75
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 59
MACH-44: 38
MACH-6: 57
MACH-52: 123
MACH-52: 123
MACH-52: 123
MACH-52: 122123
MACH-52: 123
MACH-31: 23-24
MACH-3: 66,68
MACH-40: 22,23
MACH-50: 33
MACH-54: 68-81
MACH-35/36: 20
MACH-4: 13
MACH-29: 36
COKES
George L.
COKES
George L.
COKES
George L.
COKES
COLBERT
COLBERT
COLBERT
COLBERT
COLBY
COLCLASER
George L.
Burrell
Burwell
Burwell
family
Rebecca A.
COLD HARBOR,
VIRGINIA
COLDSTREAM
GUARDS,
GRENADIER
COMPANY
(BRITISH)
Charlottesville, arrival in
MACH-54: 10
Charlottesville American-Greek Community
and
MACH-54: 18
MACH-54:
interview with
2,22,24,26,27
Charlottesville American-Greek Community
and - trustee of
MACH-54: 22
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 48, painter MACH-53: 123
painter and glazer
MACH-55: 113n
mentioned
MACH-55: 119n
free blacks, l833
MACH-53: 128
marriage
MACH-21: 34,49
MACH-10: 25
MACH-22: 13,206
COLE
COLE
Arthur Harrison
Carter C.
COLE
COLE
Daniel
family
COLE
COLE
COLE
family
family
Frances (of Nova
Scotia)
COLE
COLE
George
James
MACH-16: 23
MACH-14:
author: "The American Wool Manufacturers" 42,43,46
MACH-6: 6
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 19,
farmer
MACH-53: 124
MACH-27/28: 42
MACH-53: 123free blacks, l833
124
MACH-8: 43
married Cecil Dabney
MACH-48: 61n
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10
months
MACH-53: 13
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 5 MACH-53: 123
COLE
COLE
COLE
James
James
James A. (Mrs.)
COLE
COLE
Jefferson
John
COLE
COLE
John
Josiah
COLE
Lacy
COLE
Ludwell
free black at Charlottesville General Hospitl
during Civil War
MACH-53: 123
MACH-7: 27
house on Bollingwood Ave.
MACH-46: 84
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
14
MACH-53: 123
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 9 MACH-53: 123
free balck at Charlottesville GeneraL
hospital during Civil War
MACH-53: 123
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 37
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 41,
housekeeper
MACH-53: 123
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 23,
blacksmith
MACH-53: 123
COLE
Mariah
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 11 MACH-53: 123
COLE
COLE
Martha
Mary
COLE
COLE
Mary Ann
Mrs.
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 12 MACH-53: 123
MACH-9: 48
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 18,
house servant
MACH-53: 124
MACH-22: 129
COLE
Nancy
COLE
Nancy
COLE
Patsey
COLE
COLE
COLE
COLE
Reuben
Susan
Watt
William
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 11
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 60,
washerwoman
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 21;
house servant
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 40,
farmer
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
MACH-53:
MACH-53: 123
MACH-53: 124
MACH-53: 123
MACH-53: 123
MACH-13: 29
MACH-5: 63
COLE HOUSE
(BOLLINGWOO
D AVE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
COLE HOUSE
(BOLLINGWOO
D AVE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
MACH-46: 84
photo: (built 1935)
COLEBURN
Dana Pond
COLEBURN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Warren
Albert
Albert
Albert (Mrs.)
Ann Clark (Mrs.
Thomas Gordon) (of
Halifax County)
Anne Gordon
Anne Nelson Page
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
mentioned
assisted "bead ladies," ca. 1971-74
joined "bead ladies," ca. 1971-74
diary
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Anne Nelson Page
Arthur
of Halifax County
Charles
E. A. (Dr.) (of Halifax
County)
E. R. (Elder)
Virginia clergyman
Edith May
married William Richard Duke
Elizabeth Dabney
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Elizabeth Dabney
Elizabeth Dabney
COLEMAN
Elizabeth Dabney
author: Peter Carr of Carrsbrook (17701815)
MACH-46: 85
MACH-43: 31,40
n.21
MACH-43: 31,40
n.21
MACH-58: 20
MACH-58: 20
MACH-58: 20
MACH-20: 59
MACH-44: 4,6,8
MACH-20: 5-73
MACH-33/34:
143, 145n
MACH-20: 69,70
MACH-44: 4,8
MACH-20:
47,58,69
MACH-21: 37
MACH-59: 121
MACH-11: 63
MACH-33/34:
152n
MACH-4: 3,5,63
MACH-4: 5-23
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Ethelbert Algernon
Ethelbert Algernon
diary; as a medical student 1831-32
photo: (7/12/1832); diploma from UVa.
COLEMAN
Ethelbert Algernon
portrait (ca. 1880)
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Evelyn Byrd Page
(Mrs. John M.)
family
G. W.
George P. (Mrs.)
Harves
Hawes
Henry Embrey (of
Halifax County)
Henry Embry (17681837)
Henry Embry (17681837)
portarit
Henry Embry Jr.
(1806-1878)
Isabella (Mrs.)
Isabella (Mrs.)
James
James
James (Rev.) (of
Caroline County)
Jane
Jane
Jas. L.
John
marriage
John
John
John (ca. 17201796)
John M. (of Halifax
County)
MACH-44: 1-17
MACH-44: 2
MACH-44: facing
1
MACH-20:
23,28,38,43,51,61
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 17
MACH-4: 6
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 43
MACH-20: 50,64
MACH-44: 4,5,6,8
MACH-44: 7,19
n.8
MACH-44:
4,16,20 n.22
MACH-23: 49
MACH-31: 50
MACH-5: 56
MACH-6: 44
MACH-2: 8,16
MACH-44: 8
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 17
MACH-21: 29,52
MACH-44: 4
MACH-5: 22,30
MACH-44: 4,6
MACH-20: 23
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
Julia Bestor
Leoline "Lillie"
Leoline "Lillie"
Lewis Minor
Lindsay
Lottie
Lucy
Maria
Martha Frances
Ragsdale (Mrs. E.A.
Coleman)
Martha Frances
Ragsdale (Mrs. E.A.
Coleman)
Mary Anne Turner
Mary Elizabeth Sims
Mary Embry
Mary H.
Mask (Maske)
Nathaniel Ragsdale
(1843-1917) (of
Halifax County)
Patrick
Paul
Paul
R. L.
Reuben
Reuben L.
Richard L.
Robert
Sallie Crump (Mrs.
Henry Embrey)
Samuel
grandmother of Mary Scott Parker
married Thomas Scott Jones
Civil War casualty at Fredericksburg
property bought from John Old, 1808
Pine Knot*, cook at
MACH-44: 20-21
n.22
MACH-58: 9n
MACH-58: 9n
MACH-48: 41
MACH-61 (53)
MACH-51: 17
MACH-6: 44,56
MACH-44: 8
MACH-20: 47
worker at Charlottesville Woolen Mills
wife and daughters of
Union Christian Intelligencer, editor of
marriage
Shenandoah National Park, land office
warrants for
MACH-44: 8,9
MACH-44: 20
n.22
MACH-44: 8
MACH-44: 6
MACH-4: 7
MACH-6: 50,57
MACH-20: 23,4648,50-54,5658,60,69-72
MACH-6: 55
MACH-53: 79
MACH-53: 79
MACH-50: 76
MACH-29: 23
MACH-39: 13
MACH-21: 29,49
MACH-49: 59
MACH-20: 49,50
MACH-6: 50
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN
COLEMAN'S
(FREDERICK)
CONCORD
ACADEMY
COLEPEPER
Samuel
Sarah
speaker at Rotunda
Stuart Mosby (Mrs.)
Susanna
T. G., Jr.
Thomas
Thomas Gordon
Tom
William
William
family
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Bernard A. (Dr.)
Betsy
Betsy
C. E.
C. E. Jr.
Charles
Charles E.
Delores
Dr.
E.
Edward
Edward
Edward
Edward
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Edward
Edward
Edward
Elizabeth (Mrs.)
MACH-9: 45
MACH-44: 4
MACH-22: 155
MACH-5: 36,45
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 19
MACH-44: 4
MACH-20: 59
MACH-20: 69,71
MACH-5: 59
MACH-9: 54
portrait (1786-1868)
Jefferson, Thomas, correspondence with
about slavery
Illinois - two-time governor of
father of Roberts Coles; note about
MACH-42: 45
MACH-24: 47
MACH-39:
70,84,87
MACH-14: 12
MACH-22: 42
MACH-39: 33
MACH-39: 33
MACH-39: 84
MACH-46: 68
MACH-39: 54
MACH-3: 10
MACH-45: 15
MACH-23: 49
MACH-23: 49
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-43: 2
MACH-50: 7
MACH-59: 71
MACH-59: 71n
MACH-17: 71
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
family
Florence
Francis Tucker
George
George
Helen S. Skipwith
(Mrs. Tucker)
Isaac
Isaac
Isaac
Isaac
COLES
COLES
COLES
Isaac
Isaac (Mrs.)
Isaac A.
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Isaac A.
J.
J. A.
James
John
John
John
John
John
COLES
COLES
COLES
John
John
John
COLES
John
COLES
COLES
COLES
John
John (Col.)
John (Col.)
Judge - married Jane Stringfellow
Isaac A. Coles - by William Runge
marriage
MACH-14:
49,59,60
MACH-39: 52
MACH-23: 50
MACH-39: 73
MACH-48: 71n
MACH-14: 55,56
MACH-14: 49-60
MACH-21: 29,51
MACH-31: 83
MACH-43: 7
Cabell, Joseph Carrington - correspondence
with
MACH-60: 91-92
MACH-5: 75
life of (by Wm. A. Runge)
MACH-14: 49-60
MACH-14: opp.
photo portrait
p.52
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-53: 135
MACH-39: 29
MACH-39: 20
immigrant to America
MACH-14: 49
marriage
MACH-21: 29,52
MACH-23: 37,43
MACH-3: 81
MACH-35/36: 153
MACH-39:
17,20,26,52
MACH-46: 68
MACH-5: 67
MACH-50: 47n,52Albemarle Iron Works
3
trustee to supervise state funds supporting
John Old;s iron works, ca. 1770
MACH-61 (64)
Enniscorthy* and
MACH-14: 49
Enniscorthy* and
MACH-4: 5
COLES
John Bowler
mentioned
MACH-59: 72
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Missouri, emigrates to with Edmund Bacon
MACH-50: 18
MACH-14: 60
MACH-14: 60
MACH-23: 50
MACH-14: 12
COLES
COLES
John D.
John Stricker
Julia Izaetta
Julia Izaetta
Julia Stricker (Mrs.)
Julianna (Stricker)
Rankin (Mrs. Issac
A.)
Lizzie
Louisa Gertrude
Nevison (Mrs. Isaac
A.)
Malinda
COLES
Ned
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Ned
Ned (Mrs.)
Peyton
Peyton S.
COLES
COLES
COLES
Priscilla
Rebecca E. Tucker
(Mrs. John Coles)
Reuben
Mary (Martin) Butler adopted by
COLES
Roberts
Green Mountain Greys, captain of
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
Roberts
Roberts (Capt.)
Roberts (Rev.)
Roberts (Rev.)
Roberts (Mrs.)
Ruth Wyatt
killed at battle of Roanoke Island
COLES
COLES
MACH-14: 60
MACH-39: 20
MACH-14: 59,60
MACH-39: 20,73
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 137Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
138
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 137
Roosevelt, Theodore, hunts with
MACH-51: 18
MACH-23: 50
MACH-39:
20,26,52
married Mary Minor
father of George
MACH-14: 49,60
MACH-55: 47
MACH-59: 71,
71n
MACH-59:
71n,76,76n
MACH-23: 49-50
MACH-48: 71n
MACH-48: 71n
MACH-3: 81
MACH-39: 76,84
COLES
T.
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES
COLES CREEK
COLIN HOUSE
(LYONS AVE.,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
COLIN HOUSE
(LYONS AVE.,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
Thornton
Tucker
Walter
William B.
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
author: "The Coles Family in Virginia"
Roosevelt, Archie fishes in
MACH-46: 80
photo: (built ca. 1941)
COLLE *
MACH-46: 82
MACH-37/38:
23,35,43,46,49
map: Portion of Green Peyton Map of 1875
showing Monticello, Milton and Colle Areas MACH-37/38: 24
sketch: possibly the original dwelling on the
site
MACH-37/38: 48
photo: (1931)
MACH-37/38: 48
MACH-41: 137138
MACH-46: 17f,49
MACH-8: 71
MACH-29: 54
COLLE *
COLLE *
COLLE *
COLLE *
COLLE *
COLLE *
COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF
NEW JERSEY
COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS
AND
SURGEONS IN
NEW YORK
CITY
COLLEY
MACH-53: 135
MACH-39:
33,35,39
MACH-14: 56
MACH-31: 109
MACH-14: 50
MACH-51: 29
Class of 1749
Charles
MACH-2: 65
MACH-13: 56
MACH-5: 59
COLLEY
Charles
COLLEY
COLLEY
COLLIER
COLLINGE
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLINS
COLLY
M. L.
Zachariah
John (Adm.)
Paul
Bennett
Commodore
David
Elijah
Elisha
Ezekiah
Hezekiah
John J.
Margaret
Thomas
William
James
COLMAN
COLOMB
COLONEL JOHN
OLD
Benjamin
Maggie Gilmore
Ironmaster, Patriot
and Entrepeneur
COLONEL JOHN
S. MOSBY
(ARTICLE)
MACH-6: 52
Union soldier buried at Charlottesville and
later moved to Culpeper National Cemetery MACH-55: 92n
MACH-5: 59
MACH-41: 28
mentioned
MACH-56: 37
MACh-9: 17
MACH-22: 42
MACH-22: 52,53
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 66
MACH-6: 49,51
MACH-9: 17
MACH-5: 12,13
MACH-5: 56
MACH-5: 12,13
MACH-5: 59
MACH-31:
77,108,109
MACH-8: 51
by William W. Reynolds
MACH-61: 27-56
MACH-22: 79-84
COLONIAL
ALBEMARLE:
THE SOCIAL
AND POLITICAL
HISTORY OF A
PIEDMONT
VIRGINIA
COUNTY,
1727-1775
COLONIAL
GOVERNORS
COLONIAL
HOTEL
Holsinger photo
COLONIAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
COLONIAL
HOTEL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
COLONIAL IRON
WORKS
local area
COLONIAL
PERIOD
COLONNA
Col.
COLORADO
COLORADO
COLORADO
COLORADO
COLSTON
COLSTON
COLSTON
COLSTON
Anne F.
family
Gertrude P. (Mrs.
Raleigh)
Raleigh
by Charles Wilder Watts
MACH-48: 124
order of descendants
MACH-31: 63
reference to
MACH-58: 64
MACH-3: 50
Albemarle Light Horse Reunion, 1909
MACH-48: 38
several mentioned briefly
MACH-61 (40)
society in Albemarle County
University of Virginia language teacher
MACH-2: 63
MACH-59: 47,60
MACH-11: 32
MACH-3: 82
MACH-3: 82
Pueblo
Mesa Verde National Park - Roosevelt,
Theodore, preserved by
MACH-51: 107
MACH-22: 50,74
MACH-8: 43
MACH-22:
51,74,75
MACH-22: 74
COLTHURST
COLTHURST
COLUMBIA
(CHESAPEAKE
BAY
STEAMSHIP)
COLUMBIA
RIVER
COLUMBIA
THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
COLUMBIAD
COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE
(GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY)
COLUMBIAN
SENTINAL
(BOSTON,
MASSACHUSET
TS)
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
COLUMELLA
COLVARD
COLVARD
COLVARD
COLVARD
COLVARD
COLVARD
COMBS
Katie
William
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 61
MACH-45: 16
MACH-44: 28
MACH-13: 22
MACH-22: 201
MACH-3: 10
Rawlings, Richard and
MACH-8: 84
MACH-26: 5
MACH-4: 47
MACH-8: 84
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
Lucius Junius
Moderatus
Alex
Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin , Jr.
William
William
Christopher S.
MACH-54: 30
MACH-11: 38
MACH-9: 54
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 59
MACH-5: 53
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 48
author: - A Community in Turmoil:
Charlottesville's Opposition to Public
Housing
MACH-56: 119154
COMER
COMER
COMMAGER
COMMAGER
COMMAGER
COMMANDOS
COMMINOS
COMMITTEE OF
NINE
COMMITTEE OF
NINE
COMMITTEE OF
SAFETY
COMMITTEE OF
SEVEN
COMMITTEE ON
PROPOSITIONS
AND
GRIEVANCES
(1777)
COMMITTEES
OF
CORRESPONDE
NCE
COMMITTEES
OF
CORRESPONDE
NCE
COMMON AND
STATUTE LAW
COMMON
PLACE BOOK
COMMONWEAL
TH
F. M.
S. W. G.
Henry Steele
Henry Steele
Henry Steele
Elias
Metropolitan Restaurant, co-owner of
MACH-1: 36
MACH-45: 15
MACH-12: 25
MACH-3: 79
MACH-7: 77
MACH-5: 46
MACH-54: 10
MACH-13: 43,45
MACH-37/38: 33
MACH-1: 5
MACH-37/38: 32
MACH-7: 24
MACH-1: 12
MACH-37/38: 44
MACH-12: 34
MACH-42: 43,46
MACH-29: 79
COMMONWEAL
TH CLUB
COMMUNION
SUNDAY
COMMUNISM
COMMUNIST
MANIFESTO,
THE
COMMUNISTS
COMMUNITY
DRAMATIC
LEAGUE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
COMMUNITY IN
TURMOIL:
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE'S
OPPOSITION TO
PUBLIC
HOUSING, A
COMPANIES,
INDEPENDENT
COMPANY,
INDEPENDENT
OF ALBEMARLE
COMPLEAT
SURVEYOR,
THE
COMPTON
R. F. (Mrs.)
COMPTON
R. F. (Mrs.)
COMPTON
Robert French (Dr.)
COMPTON
Sam
COMPTON
Z. T.
COMYN HALL *
MACH-33/34: 72
MACH-20:
14,51,63
MACH-29:
39,44,76
MACH-29: 41
MACH-29: 42
MACH-13: 51
by Christopher S. Combs.
MACH-56: 119154
MACH-37/38: 33
MACH-37/38:
40,41
early survey guide, ca. 1653
folk ballads of
MACH-50: 31
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-3: 14
MACH-9: 19
MACH-49: 49
MACH-27/28: 59
COMYN HALL *
COMYN HALL *
CONCKLIN
Capt.
CONCORD
ACADEMY
CONCORD
HOUSE OF
WORSHIP
(SCOTTSVILLE)
CONDITION
RED:
DESTROYER
ACTION IN THE
SOUTH PACIFIC
(BOOK)
CONDORCET
Marquis de
CONDORCET
Marquis de
photo
MACH-54: 28
Albemarle College For Young Ladies, initial MACH-54:
home of
37,38,39
MACH-18: 14
MACH-42: 45
MACH-2: 27
CONFEDERACY
MACH-7: 80
MACH-15: 27
MACH-37/38: 50
MACH-11:
6,19,30,55
CONFEDERACY
MACH-16: 26,29
CONFEDERACY
MACH-22: 17,197
CONFEDERACY
MACH-30: 43-59
CONFEDERACY bonds
CONFEDERACY Congress
Miller, Samuel owns
Holcombe, James P. - Albemarle County
representative in
CONFEDERACY Congress
enlistment of recruits and
CONFEDERACY conscription and
MACH-57: 118
MACH-60: 10
MACH-60: 20
MACH-50: 114115
Ladies Confederate
CONFEDERACY Memorial Association
MACH-4: 35,36
CONFEDERACY Secretary of War
MACH-16: 30,31
CONFEDERACY Secretary of War
MACH-3: 67
CONFEDERACY Secretary of War
MACH-5: 44
CONFEDERACY Senate
Sons of Confederate
CONFEDERACY Veterans
MACH-8: 58
CONFEDERACY War Department
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
MACH-5: 84
MACH-5: 44
MACH-10: 5
MACH-12: 8
MACH-13: 69
MACH-14: 26
MACH-16:
29,30,44
MACH-22: 193
MACH-3: 63,77
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-4: 36
MACH-6: 64
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
10th Virginia Cavalry
11th Virginia
Regiment
11th Virginia
Regiment
13th North Carolina
Regiment
160th Regiment
Virginia Militia
17th Virginia
Regiment
18th Virginia
Regiment
Co. F
MACH-13: 69
MACH-15: 8
White Marsh Road, action at, 4/1863
MACH-60: 35-36
MACH-22: 133
Strasburg, Virginia and, 1861
MACH-59: 73n
White Marsh Road, action at, 4/1863
MACH-60: 35-36
MACH-25: 21,22
19th Virginia Infantry Leathers brothers and
MACH-59: 69
19th Virginia Infantry Albemarle Rifles Company B of
MACH-59: 97
MACH-22:
12,13,35,191193,196,199,204,
205
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
MACH-23: 66
Nineteenth Virginia Regiment, 1861-1865,
The - by Herbert A. Thomas, Jr.
MACH-25: 5-35
Company E: Piedmont Guards
MACH-25: 6,21
Company K: Albemarle County
MACH-25: 6,32
Company F: Albemarle County
MACH-25: 6,7
Company G: Nelson County
MACH-25: 6,7
Company D: Howardsville Guards
MACH-25: 6,7
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
19th Virginia
Regiment
Company I: Amherst County
Company C: Scottsville Guards
MACH-25:
6,7,10,13,19,21,2
5
Company A: Monticello Guard
MACH-25: 6,7,11
MACH-25:
6,7,14,21,33
MACH-25:
6,7,9,10,12,19
MACH-25:
6,9,10,14,25
Strange, John Bowie, colonel
MACH-48: 51
formation of 1861
MACH-50: 111
Manassas, first battle of and
Howardsville Grays - Alexander, Charles
Scott
MACH-50: 112
MACH-57: 101
Lightner, John M. and
MACH-57: 101
Strange, John Bowie, colonel
MACH-57: 109
Gantt, Col. Henry and
MACH-57: 109
Company B: Albemarle Rifles
MACH-57: 65-59
Anderson, James and
MACH-57: 67n
Company H: Amherst County
Company B: Albemarle Rifles
19th Virginia regiment Gantt, Col. Henry commander of, 1862
Cosnahan's Battery - Riggins, Thomas P.
1st Virginia Artillery and
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-57: 99
1st Virginia Cavalry
MACH-22: 27
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
1st Virginia Regiment
20th Alabama
Regiment
MACH-50: 115
MACH-22: 201
21st Virginia Cavalry
24th Virginia
Regiment
28th Virginia
Regiment
2nd Virginia Artillery
MACH-22: 200
MACH-22: 196
MACH-25: 21,22
Bumpass, William H. and
2nd Virginia Cavalry
2nd Virginia Cavalry
MACH-57: 101
MACH-22: 195
Munford, Gen. Thomas T., commander of
Company K (Albemarle Light Horse) roster of
MACH-48: 44
2nd Virginia Cavalry
2nd Virginia Cavalry
Regiment
McKim, Randolph Harrison (Lt.) - chaplain in
32nd Virginia Infantry
Regiment
Rivanna Guards attached to
32nd Virginia
Regiment
MACH-22: 197
3rd Virginia Cavalry
MACH-1: 37
Chronicle, 1865
3rd Virginia Cavalry
3rd Virginia Cavalry
MACH-6: 64
MACH-61: 88
MACH-60: 16
MACH-22: 200
newspaper of
MACH-50: 76
3rd Virginia Reserve Nicholas, John Walter, member of
MACH-57: 114n
3rd Virginia Reserve Nicholas, George Henry, member of
MACH-57: 114n
46th Virgini Infantry
MACH-59: 91-93
Duke, R. T. W., Sr colonel in
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
46th Virginia Infantry
MACH-22: 193
46th Virginia Infantry Leathers, James Addison and
46th Virginia
Regiment
46th Virginia
Regiment
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. colonel in, 1862-1864
MACH-59: 69
47th Regiment
4th Alabama
Regiment
4th South Carolina
Cavalry
MACH-3: 59,62
4th Virginia Cavalry
56th Virginia
Regiment
MACH-3: 47
MACH-59: 87-97
MACH-22: 94
MACH-23: 62-63
Scott, Charles Alexander and
57th Virginia Infantry Magruder, John Bowie, colonel in
march from hanover Jct., Virginia to
57th Virginia Infantry Gettysburg
57th Virginia Infantry Rivanna Guards are Company H of - and
Regiment
activities of during war
57th Virginia Infantry
Regiment
Battle of Malvern Hill, 1862, during and after
57th Virginia Infantry
Regiment
Sharpsburg campaign and, 1862
57th Virginia Infantry Magruder, John Bowie nameds colonel in
Regiment
command, January, 1863
57th Virginia Infantry
Regiment
Fontaine, Clement R. last commander of
57th Virginia
Regiment
57th Virginia
Regiment
White Marsh Road, action at, 4/1863
MACH-57: 101
MACH-50: 115
MACH-60: 3
MACH-60: 37-38
MACH-60: 16-42
MACH-60: 24-28
MACH-60: 30-31
MACH-60: 33
MACH-60: 44
MACH-22: 197
MACH-60: 35-36
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
57th Virginia
Regiment
Battle of Suffolk, Va. and
MACH-60: 37
Roanoke Island, battle of, 1861, participated
59th Virginia Infantry in
MACH-59: 76n
5th Virgiana Cavalry
6th Virginia Cavalry
7th South Carolina
Regiment
MACH-16: 30
Rawlings, Richrad H. and
88th Regiment
MACH-54: 30
MACH-22:
119,121,146
MACH-3: 59,62
88th Regiment
Crank, R. J., commander of
MACH-50: 104
88th Regiment
Albemarle Rifles and
MACH-50: 98
88th Regiment
Monticello Guard part of
8th South Carolina
CONFEDERATE Regiment (Bloody
ARMY
Eighth)
8th South Carolina
CONFEDERATE Regiment (Bloody
ARMY
Eighth)
CONFEDERATE
ARMY
8th Virginia Regiment
CONFEDERATE Albemarle Jackson
ARMY
Avengers
46th Virginia Infantry, Companu G
CONFEDERATE Albemarle Light
ARMY
Horse
CONFEDERATE Albemarle Light
ARMY
Horse
Co.K., 2nd Cavalry
Albemarle Light Horse, Troop K 1st
Regiment Cavalry Vrginia Volunteers - by
CONFEDERATE Albemarle Light
ARMY
Horse
Roger Gregory Magruder
MACH-50: 98
MACH-22:
119,121,125,146
MACH-54: 89-91
MACH-25: 16,24
MACH-59: 74,74n
MACH-10: 5
MACH-22:
195,206
MACH-45: 1-18
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
Albemarle Light
Horse
Albemarle Light
Horse
Troop K, 1st Regiment Cavalry - Albemarle
Light Horse, Troop K (Article)
MACH-45: 1-18
Gordon, Mason and
Albemarle Rifles
Co. B.
MACH-58: 6n
MACH-22:
9,12,191,193,196,
204
Albemarle Rifles
MACH-23: 50
Albemarle Rifles
MACH-25: 5,6,9
Albemarle Rifles
MACH-29: 51
Albemarle Rifles
Captain Taylor Martin's Co. and 99th
Regiment
MACH-3: 63
Albemarle Rifles
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-48: 51,175
Albemarle Rifles
Appomattox and
MACH-50: 116
Albemarle Rifles
Jones, William H. and
MACH-57: 65-69
Albemarle Rifles
Craven, Andrew member of
MACH-59: 147
Albemarle Rifles
Duke, R. T. W. Sr. organizer of
MACH-59: 147
Albemarle Rifles
organized 1859 by R. T. W. Duke
MACH-59: 97
Amherst Rifle Grays
Armistead's Brigade
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
MACH-25: 6
MACH-22:
197,198
MACH-10: 5
MACH-11: 22
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ARMY
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Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
Army of Northern
Virginia
MACH-16: 31
MACH-22:
28,197,203,206
MACH-25: 7
MACH-30: 48
McIver, John K. and
MACH-54: 89-91
Gettysburg, Battle of
MACH-59: 70
Green Mountain Greys joins, 1862
MACH-59: 76-77
MACH-6: 11
study of relationships in
MACH-60: 1,2
soldiers of
MACH-60: 44
MACH-22:
130,131
Bacon's Regiment
Beauregard, P. G. T.
(Gen.)
mentioned
Blue Ridge Rifles
Blue Ridge Rifles
19th Virginia Infantry and
company K, 19th Virginia Infantry, James
Addison Leathers and
Breathed's Battery
Camp Strange
MACH-57: 65
MACH-48: 51
MACH-59: 69
MACH-22: 28,30
Scott, Charles Alexander enlists in
Confederate Army
MACH-57: 101
Carrington's Battery
MACH-23: 47
Carrington's Battery
MACH-50: 115
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Carrington's Battery
cavalry
Charlottesville and
University Battalion
Duke family members in
MACH-22: 206
formed April 1861
Charlottesville Blues existenec of
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Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
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Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
Charlottesville
General Hospital
MACH-59: 109n
Charlottesville General Hospital, The - by
Chalmers R.Gemmill
MACH-50: 110
MACH-50: 100
MACH-22:
91,95,99104,114,140,146,
152,155,156
MACH-22: 91-160
MACH-29: 56
MACH-30: 31,
43,46-59
Insights into the Medical Statistics of the
Charlottesville General Hospital, 1861-1865 MACH-30: 43-60
Civil War activity
MACH-48: 3
MACH-52: 128
Gibbons, Isabella and
MACH-55: 86
Davis, Dr. John Staige and
MACH-55: 91n
Cabell, Dr. James L. and
MACH-55: 91n
Scott, Charles Alexander and
MACH-57: 101
Clark, Henry and
MACH-57: 96
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Charlottesville Grays
MACH-1: 33
Charlottesville Grays
Charlottesville Silver
Cornet Band
19th Virginia Infantry (which see)
MACH-3: 77
Chew's Battery
Chew's Battery
flag, picture of
Chimborazo Hospital
Richmond
wounded transferred to Scottsville
Congaree Rifles, S.C.
MACH-48: 51
MACH-22:
28,30,33
MACH-22: opp.
p.33
MACH-57: 96-101
MACH-22: 205
Corse's Brigade
Battle of Suffolk, Va. and
MACH-60: 37
Cumberland Troop
Darlington (S.C.)
Grays
Co. K.
MACH-22: 200
McIver, John K. and
MACH-54: 89
Episcopal Church
Hospital,
Williamsburg, Virginia
MACH-57: 99
Ewell's Division
Excelsior Battery
(Artillery)
Farmville Hospital
General Hospital #13,
Richmond, Va.
General Hospital #18,
Richmond, Va.
General Hospital #18,
Richmond, Va.
MACH-10: 29
MACH-25: 21
Clayton, John C. and
MACH-57: 97
Jones, Edward P. and
MACH-57: 101
Rush, James J. and
MACH-57: 100
formerly called Greaner's Hospital
MACH-57: 99
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ARMY
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ARMY
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ARMY
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General Hospital #2,
Lynchburg, Va.
General Hospital #21,
Richmond, Va.
Grand Camp of
Confederate
Veterans
Grand Camp of
Confederate
Veterans
Grand Camp of
Confederate
Veterans
Green Mountain
Greys
MACH-22: 202
Riggins, Thomas P. and
MACH-57: 99
Inspector General
MACH-16: 44
MACH-4: 36
Memorial Exercises, June 4, 1944
organization of; became Company I, 46th
Virginia Infantry; some history of
Hampton's Legion
Hood's Division
Houston, John A. and
Howardsville Grays
Howardsville Grays
Kemper's Brigade
Kershaw's Regiment
MACH-59: 69-84
MACH-22:
106,110,116
MACH-57: 98
MACH-25: 6,9
19th Virginia Infantry and
Hunton's Brigade
Invalid Corps
Jackson's Battery of
Horse Artillery
Johnson, Bushrod,
Division of
MACH-5: 84
MACH-48: 51
MACH-22:
12,191,204
Leathers, James Addison, Jr. retired to after
leg amputation
MACH-59: 70
MACH-22: 206
MACH-22: 13
Battle of Suffolk, Va. and
MACH-60: 37
MACH-22: 110
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Laurel Brigade
MACH-16: 30
Law's Brigade
Houston, John A. and
MACH-57: 98
Lee, Robert E.
at Gettysburg
MACH-54: 90-91
Long's Artillery
MACH-22: 203
Longstreet's Brigade
MACH-22: 123
MACH-22:
12,191,193,198,2
03
Longstreet's Corps
Lynchburg Home
Guard
Macon's Battery
MACH-3: 59,62
Battle of Suffolk, Va. and
McCreary's Division
McCreary's Infantry
MACH-57: 98
Weathersbee, Charles and
McGregor's Battery
McLaw's Division
MACH-60: 37
MACH-57: 100
MACH-22: 28,30
MACH-57: 100
Medical Department
Suber, George Adam and
Medical Board - assistant surgeon P.
Bledsoe and
Inspector's Office - Scottsville General
Hospital and
Director's office in Richmond - Scottsville
Hospital and
Medical Department
Director's office in Richmond
MACH-57: 84
Medical Department
Medical Department
Mercer's Cavalry
MACH-57: 106
MACH-57:
72,102,105
MACH-57: 72,7677,106
MACH-22: 153
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Militia
Militia
MACH-3: 52
MACH-3:
59,62,68,77
Montgomery Guard
MACH-22: 154
Montgomery Guard
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-48: 51
Monticello Guards
reorganization
MACH-1: 31-37
MACH-22:
9,12,35,191,193,1
99,204,205
19th Virginia Infantry and
Monticello Guard: Values and Valor in the
Rearming of Virginia, 1857-1862 - by
Robert Deane
MACH-48: 51
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Monticello Guards
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Monticello Guards
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Co. B
Monticello Guards
Moorman's Battery
Morris Rifles (of
South Carolina)
Mosby's Men
Munitions
Department
MACH-50: 94-116
MACH-22: 28,29
McCall, James M. and
MACH-57: 98
White, Judge John M. and
MACH-58: 58
MACH-6: 13
Nelson Grays
MACH-25: 6
New Orleans Tigers
newspapers
published by
Northrop, Lucius
Bellinger (Ge.)
Oglethorpe Light
Infantry (Savannah)
MACH-25: 18
MACH-50: 76
Commissary, serves as
MACH-59: 137
MACH-22: 94
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Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Partisan Rangers
(Mosby's Men)
Pickett's Brigade
Morris, William T. and
MACH-57: 99
MACH-3: 39
Monticello Guard part of
Pickett's Division
MACH-50: 116
MACH-22:
12,191,192,198,2
04
Piedmont Guards
MACH-22: 192
Piedmont Guards
MACH-25: 6
Piedmont Guards
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-48: 51
Piedmont Guards
organization of April 1860
MACH-50: 108
Piedmont Guards
19th Virginia Regiment, Co. E
MACH-59: 81n
Piedmont Rifles
Richmond Blues
MACH-25: 9
secret idol of Mary Randolph Garrett (18481867) a member of
MACH-61: 83
Roanoke Island, battle of, participated in,
1861
MACH-59: 76.76n
Richmond Grays
Culin, John C. a member of
Powhatan Artillery
Richmond Howitzers
Rivanna Guards
MACH-50: 98
MACH-22: 31,202
Magruder, John Bowie organizes
MACH-60: 16
Rockbridge Artillery
MACH-22: 194
Rockbridge Artillery
MACH-3: 68
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Rockbridge Artillery
Rodes (Grimes')
Division
Leathers, John Pendleton and
MACH-59: 69
MACH-22: 194
Scott's Cavalry
MACH-14: 16
Scottsville cemetery
MACH-57: 70-114
Scottsville Guard
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-22: 12
Scottsville Guard
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-25: 6,9
Scottsville Guard
Gantt, Colonel Henry, organized by
MACH-48: 48
Scottsville Guard
19th Virginia Infantry and
MACH-48: 51
Scottsville hospital
Seminary hospital,
Williamsburg, Va.
Southern Guard
(UVa)
Southern Rights
Guard
history of
MACH-57: 71-114
Waddle, John and
MACH-57: 100
MACH-22: 79,11,14,194
MACH-25: 6
Stonewall Brigade
MACH-22: 195
MACH-22:
28,30,32,33
Stuart Horse Artillery
Sunflower Giuards
(Miss.)
Jones, Edwin P. and
MACH-57: 101
Texas Brigade
MACH-57: 65
troops
uniforms
Battle of Gaines Mill
description of passing through
Charlottesville
MACH-52: 141
MACH-3:
50,51,77
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BONDS
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GENERAL
HOSPITAL AND
THE UNITED
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
CONFEDERACY
CEMETERY AT
SCOTTSVIILLE
CONFEDERATE
MONEY
CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT
Virginia Militia
MACH-17: 67,69
Virginia Militia
MACH-3: 77,81
Virginia Militia
Virginia Protective
Force
MACH-5: 26,28
Virginia Reserves
Walton Battery of
Louisiana Artillery
Washington Artillery
of New Orleans
MACH-2: 62
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. colonel of, 1864
MACH-59: 97-98
MACH-16: 29
MACH-16: 44
West Virginia Brigade
MACH-22: 206
Wickham's Brigade
Wise's Brigade
(Legion)
MACH-22: 200
MACH-22: 11,13
MACH-30: 58,67
by Richard L. Nicholas
MACH-57: 71-114
MACH-30: 38
Court Square, Charlottesville, Va.
MACH-2: 66
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STATES OF
AMERICA
flag of
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VETERANS
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VETERANS
Court Square, Charlottesville, Va.
MACH-48: 14-40
Oxford, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Louisburg, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Lexington, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Edenton, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Shelby, North Carolina
MACH-48: 28
Amelia Court House, Va.
MACH-48: 28
Farmvile, Va.
Court Square, Charlottesville, Va. cornerstone box
MACH-48: 28
Court Square, Charlottesville, Va. - photo
Court Square, Charlottesville, Va. dedication parade, order of precession
MACH-48: 33
Alexandria, Va. - by Caspar Buberl
MACH-48: 5
MACH-48: 31-33
MACH-48: 33-34
MACH-23: 58-59
formed by McGuffey School students at
unveiling of Jackson Statue, 1921
photo (group) at ceremony of Albemarle
U.D.C. (19 Jan 1906)
John Bowie Strange Camp - Ladies
Auxiliary
MACH-60: 105
MACH-22:
opp.p.191
MACH-4: 35
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VETERANS
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VETERANS
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VETERANS
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VETERANS
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S
CONFEDERATI
ON CONGRESS
CONFERENCE
OF MOUNTAIN
WORKERS
CONFIRMATION
CONFRONTATI
ON AT
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE: THE
AMERICAN
LIBERTY
LEAGUEAND
ITS CRITICS,
1935
CONGAREE
RIFLES (SOUTH
CAROLINA)
CONGERS
Sally
CONGRESS
CONGRESS
MACH-4: 35,37
Grand Camp
MACH-4: 36
Grand Camp
Henry Gantt Camp No. 75 of Scottsville and Scottsville Confederate Monument
MACH-45: 7,9
MACH-57:
85,86087
MACH-24: 41
MACH-13: 11
MACH-26: 77
MACH-26:
34,36,37,52,54
by Robert Louis Semes
MACH-29: 33-48
MACH-22: 205
MACH-6: 22,30
Seventh Congressional District of Virginia,
1888
Revolutionary
MACH-10: 6
MACH-16: 5
CONGRESS OF
INDUSTRIAL
ORGANIZATION
S
CONGRESSION
AL
CONGRESSION
AL
CONVENTION,
1888
CONGRESSION
AL MEDAL OF
HONOR
CONGRESSION
AL
RECONSTRUCT
ION, 1867-1869
CONLEY
E. T.
Tom F., Jr
CONLEY
(Commander)
Tom (Sen.) (of
CONNALLY
Texas)
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
MACH-37/38:
208,214,215,219
MACH-16: 45
MACH-10: 10,11
MACH-6: 63
MACH-13: 28
MACH-22: 146
MACH-7: 65
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University Franklin
Collection
New Haven - Yale University Sterling
Memorial Library
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University Franklin
Collection
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University
Hartford - "Courant" (Newspaper)
MACH-12: 22
MACH-1: 42
MACH-11: 23,64
MACH-11: 40
MACH-11: 40,64
MACH-12: 34,40
MACH-15: 45
MACH-16: 51
MACH-2: 62
MACH-2: 67
MACH-23: 25
MACH-27/28: 36
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT Hartford
CONNECTICUT New Haven
Sargent, Fred and
CONNECTICUT Judy
CONNELL
George E.
CONNELL
William P.
CONNELL, W. P.
AND SON
builders
CONNER
J. J.
CONNER
CONNER
CONNERLEY
CONNOR
J. J.
John
Mary
Confederate soldier
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University
New Haven - Yale University Stiles, Major
Robert and
Wallingford - Lyman, David, sanitariun of
New Haven - Benjamin, Asher, churches
designed by
New Haven - Town, Ithiel , churches
designed by
New Haven - Yale University football, early
1900s and
Greenwich - Blake, Everingham home of
New Haven - Yale University ambulance
drivers in World war I. and
Hartford - Travelers Insurance Company
Parker, Dr. Spotswood Hayes worked at
New Haven - New Haven Colony Historical
Society
Travelers Insurance Company - Dr.
Spotswood Parker Assis. Medical Director
Yale University - University of Virginia
invited to join in publishing undergarduate
magazine, 1857
lived there, 2000- cousins of Robert Blain
Scheele
University of Virginia dining hall built by,
1887
Court Square, home on
MACH-27/28: 38
MACH-29: 36
MACH-31: 72
MACH-48: 12
MACH-48: 83n
MACH-52: 93
MACH-52: 93
MACH-53:
2,11,23,25,27,29
MACH-57: 45
MACH-57: 8
MACH-58: 7n
MACH-9: 76
MACH-58: 7n
MACH-60: 10
MACH-61 (81)
MACH-46: 68
MACH-46: 68
MACH-59: 65
MACH-17: 68
MACH-52:
117,119n
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 55
MACH-22: 110
CONNOR
CONRAD
CONRAD
CONRAD
CONRAD
CONRAD'S
STORE,
VIRGINIA
CONRAD'S
STORE,
VIRGINIA
CONSERVATIVE
JUBILEE
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
(ENGLAND)
John
Confederate soldier
David Halmes
Holmes
P.
marriage
MACH-6: 48
MACH-22: 113
MACH-21: 29,49
MACH-40: 51
MACH-9: 19
MACH-10: 30
MACH-22: 19
Fry's Springs
MACH-13: 44
MACH-32: 58
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY (UNITED
STATES)
Democratic
MACH-10: 5
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY (UNITED
STATES)
post Civil War
MACH-11: 812,15,17,19,22,23
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY (UNITED
STATES)
post Civil War
MACH-13: 28,4044
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY (UNITED
STATES)
CONSOLAVER James
CONSOLAVER Martin
post Civil War
MACH-20: 52
MACH-5: 53
MACH-5: 53
CONSOLIDATED
ICE AND
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CONSOLIDATED
ICE AND
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
CONSTABLES
CONSTANTINE James
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE LYCEUM,
1837-1840, THE
CONSTITUTION
AL SOCIETY
CONSTITUTION
S, STATE AND
NATIONAL
CONTINENTAL
ARMY
CONTINENTAL
ASSOCIATION
CONTINENTAL
CONGRESS
resolutions of, 1776
CONVENT OF
L'ABBAYE
ROYALE DE
PANTHE'MONT
CONVENTION
ARMY
MACH-12: 7
MACH-37/38:
91,93-97,101,109
MACH-25: n58,60
MACH-44: 44
edited by W. Edwin Hemphill
MACH-7: 47-64
MACH-37/38: 50
MACH-7: 50
Fifth Regiment
MACH-19: 56
MACH-23: 35-44
formation of an army in the Middle Colonies MACH-61 (34)
MACH-3: 71
MACH-37/38: 46
CONVENTION
ARMY
CONVENTION
ARMY
CONVENTION
ARMY
MACH-41: 1-148
The Virginia Sojurn by the Convention
MACH-41: 137Troops - by Joan Ellett Graves
140
Convention Army Camp Site in Retrospect by R.T. Huntington
MACH-41: 4-8
Years of Hardships and Revelations, The
Convention Army At the Albemarle
Barracks, 1779-1781 - by Philander
D.Chase
MACH-41: 9-54
CONVENTION
ARMY
CONVENTIONS
OF 1775
CONVICTS
CONVOCATION
AT CHURCH
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
Ann Hay
David
David
Edwin
Edwin
CONWAY
Edwin
CONWAY
CONWAY
Edwin
Edwin
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
Elizabeth F.
F. F.
family
MACH-20: 49
MACH-19: 45
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 47
MACH-24: 49
MACH-35/36: 98
MACH-44: 19
n.16
MACH-59:
36,44,46-57,49,5758,60
MACH-59: 45
MACH-35/36: 2022,27,28,32,33,35
,36,45-47,53,69,
98,117
MACH-13: 61
MACH-24: 48
family
family
MACH-35/36:
28,37,40-44,49,53
MACH-8: 43
CONWAY
CONWAY
colonial Virginia and
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
cook of mntioned
MACH-1: 5,12
MACH-49: 9
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
G. S.
George (Mrs.)
George Lewis (Rev.)
H. P. (of Richmond)
J. G.
Lodwick
CONWAY
CONWAY
Mary J. D.
Milley
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
Misses
Mrs.
Reuben
CONWAY
Sarah
CONWAY
CONWAY
PRINTING
COMPANY
Sarah
Orange Episcopal Church, 1832 and
MACH-8: 46,53
MACH-16: 55
MACH-2: 23
MACH-8: 71
MACH-1: 36
MACH-5: 63
MACH-35/36:
22,27,45,49,98
MACH-9: 47
MACH-35/36:
55,72
MACH-6: 34
MACH-55: 33
MACH-35/36:
20,21,35,71,98,11
2
MACH-44:
12,13,19 n.16
MACH-2: 66
CONYERS
CONYERS
COOK
COOK
Mary A.
Mary A.
Cecil V. (Rev.)
David
COOK
David
COOK
COOK
COOK
COOK
COOK
COOK
David
family
George W.
I. B.
P. W. (Rev.)
W. S.
Freedman's School, describes
entertainment at
Beaver Dam, teacher at
women's suffrage and
Wilkinson && Old, tract sold to
Old, John purchased land from, ca. 1777
Wilkinson, John buys iron bearing tract
from, 1769
MACH-55: 79
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 11
MACH-50: 62
MACH-61
(48)(50)
MACH-61: 40
MACH-24: 50
MACH-23: 52
MACH-32: 31
MACH-39: 33-34
MACH-32: 33
COOK
MOUNTAIN
COOK
MOUNTAIN
COOK
MOUNTAIN
COOK
MOUNTAIN
COOK
MOUNTAIN
Bettie Martin iorn
mine
Old, John
mine of produced titanium laden ore, 1778
COOKE
COOKE
COOKE
COOKE
Armistead T.M.
Dr.
Edward C.
family
COOKE
George
COOKE
Margaret Kearnes
COOKE, J. AND
COMPANY
COOKING
COOK'S FORD,
VIRGINIA
COOL SPRING
BARBECUE
CLUB
COOL SPRING
BARBECUE
CLUB
COOL SPRING
BARBECUE
CLUB
Duke, R. T. W. Sr.
Wilkinson, John, tracts purchased on
MACH-50: 45
iron mine on
MACH-50: 48,62
iron mine on
MACH-52: 17
located on, ca, 1770
MACH-61: (57)
MACH-61
(47)(48)(50)
MACH-35/36:
41,69,73,78,109
MACH-22: 31
MACH-21: 30,51
MACH-8: 43
MACH-44:
7,8,19n.8
MACH-22: 198
marriage
MACH-16: 35
MACH-26: 45
MACH-22: 27,28
Duke, R. T. W. Sr. and
MACH-59: 115
article about; photos; recollections of R. T.
W. Duke, Jr.
MACH-59: 125158
first president
MACH-59: 115
COOL SPRING
BARBECUE
CLUB FROM
THE
"RECOLLECTIO
NS OF RICHARD
THOMAS
WALKER DUKE,
JR., THE
COOLEY
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
edited by Gayle M.
Schulman
Capt.
Calvin
Calvin
Calvin
Ellen Wayles
(Randolph)
Ellen Wayles
(Randolph)
Ellen Wayles
(Randolph)
Ellen Wayles
(Randolph)
Joseph
Joseph Jr.
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOMBS
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
Joseph Jr.
Joseph (Mrs.)
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Zeletos W.
Gayle L.
Nancy
Robert
Robert
S.
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
COOLIDGE
Hitchcock, Dr. physician to
national park in Virginia, bill signed by
Slemp, Bascom and
MACH-59: 127158
MACH-22: 44
MACH-48: 77n
MACH-51: 73
MACH-55: 11
MACH-15: 33,35
Monticello described by (1826)
mentioned
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 18
MACH-33/34: 167
MACH-43: 4,5,7,910,11,13-14
MACH-33/34: 167
MACH-1: 28
MACH-43:
9,11,12,13
MACH-1: 26
MACH-4: 44
MACH-40: 61
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH-56: 36
MACH-21: 61
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 44
MACH-22: 26
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
Samuel (Gen.)
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
COOPER
COOPER
Thomas
Thomas (Dr.)
COOPER
COOPER
Thomas (Dr.)
Thomas (Dr.)
COOPER
COOPER
COOPER
COOPWOOD
COPELAND
COPELAND
Thomas (Dr.)
Tom
Tommy
Benjamin
Benjamin F.
Henry
COPELAND
COPELAND
COPERNICUS
COPLAND
COPPER
J. A. (of Georgia)
J. A. (Mrs.)
Nicolaus
Elizabeth
CORBIN
CORBIN
CORBIN
CORBITT
family
Peter
William
David Leroy
CORCORAN
CORCORAN
CORCORAN
Michael (Gen.)
Thomas C.
W. W.
Adjutant and Inspector General of
Confederate Medical Department
MACH-57: 77
MACH-15: 38,39
MACH-21: 5-11
MACH-23: 6,11
MACH-54: 84
MACH-55: 21
Stack, Gerald and
Jefferson, Thomas, correspondence with
Jefferson urges Joseph Carrington Cabell to
correspond with, 1809
MACH-60: 92-93
MACH-15: 22
MACH-17:
10,14,31,33,35,3739
MACH-4: 13
Jefferson, Thomas praises Charlottesville in
letter to
MACH-48: 108
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 61
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 61
MACH-9: 58
MACH-7: 10
MACH-5: 67
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
MACH-57:
1862
90,92,93,97
files for Civil War pension
MACH-57: 97
work on order of the universe
MACH-50: 31
MACH-9: 49
Shenandoah National Park area, mining in MACH-49: 64-65
Shenandoah National Park, resettlement
from
MACH-49: 55n
Hughes River, home of
MACH-49: 59
Garr brothers, property obtained from
MACH-49: 59
MACH-5: 83
Civil War, Battle of Suffolk - Union
commander at
MACH-60: 36
MACH-37/38: 190
University of Virginia, endowment to
MACH-47: 71
CORCORAN
CORCORAN
CORDAGE
TRUST
CORDUROY
ROAD
William W.
William W.
MACH-27/28: 13
MACH-40: 50,53
MACH-11: 27
MACH-7: 35
CORINTHIAN
ARCHITECTURE
MACH-15: 37
CORINTHIAN
ARCHITECTURE
CORINTHIAN
ARCHITECTURE
CORINTHIAN
YACHT CLUB
CORK
CORN
CORN
CORN
CORN
John Addam
CORNELIAN
Madame
CORNHILL
William
CORNICE
CORNICK
CORNWALL
CORNWALL
Tully R.
CORNWALLIS
CORNWALLIS
CORNWALLIS
CORNWALLIS
Charles (Gen.) Lord
Charles (Gen.) Lord
Charles (Gen.) Lord
Charles (Gen.) Lord
CORNWALLIS
Charles (Gen.) Lord
family
MACH-17:
30,36,48,59
MACH-18:
6,7,9,15,16,18,21,
22,24,25,28,29
Indian
MACH-31: 63
MACH-45: 30
MACH-25: 67
MACH-26: 54
MACH-37/38: 29
MACH-5: 11
MACH-6: 28
MACH-5: 34
MACH-24: 8,11
MACH-35/36:
71,78,118
MACH-26: 13,14
MACH-24: 48
MACH-19:
6,10,11,13,15
MACH-30: 19,24
MACH-35/36: 128
MACH-4: 47
MACH-41:
42,44,61
CORNWALLIS
ESTATE
CORONATION
CORPORATION
TAX
CORREA
CORRESPONDE
NCE OF AN
ALBEMARLE
PHILANTHROPI
ST: THE
LETTERS OF
SAMUEL
MILLER, 18391867
CORRIER
CORSICA
CORSICAN
CORVEE
COSBY
COSBY
COSBY
COSBY
COSTAN
COSTAN
MACH-26: 6
MACH-33/34: 175
MACH-11: 17
Abbe (Portugese
Ambassador to the
United States)
Abbe
Dabney
Dabney
Joel
William
Arthur E.
Arthur E.
MACH-13: 60
by Robert F. Haggard
Washington, D.C. described by
description of
of Staunton
COSTAN
Arthur G.
COSTAN
Arthur G.
Charlottesville Restaurant and
interview with
American-Greek Community of
Charlottesville - director
American-Greek Community of
Charlottesville - president
COSTAN
COSTAN
COSTAN
COSTAN
Arthur G.
Arthur G.
James G.
James G.
Charlottesville Restaurant and
interview with
Greeks and locals, relations between
Charlottesville Restaurant and
MACH-57: 115121
MACH-52: 72
MACH-18: 49
MACH-4: 50
MACH-49: 25-27
MACH-17: 6
MACH-46: 50f
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 47
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 22
MACH-54: 23
MACH-54: 5,6,7-9
MACH-54: 7,11
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 5,6
COSTAN
COSTON
COSWAY
COTILLION
PARTIES
(DANCES)
COTTRELL
John E.
Eleanor
Maria
Charlottesville Restaurant and
World War I activities, comments about
Sally
Monticello slave sold to Thomas H. Key
COTTRELL
COUCH
COUCH
COUCH
COUCHMAN
COUCHMAN
COUGHLIN
COUGHLIN
COUNCIL
DIOCESAN
COUNCIL
AGAINST
INTOLLERANCE
COUNCIL OF
GARDEN CLUBS
OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE
COUNTERFEITI
NG
COUNTRY
DANCE AND
SONG SOCIETY
COUNTRY
DANCES
COUNTY LINE
MOUNTAIN
Sally
Jesse E.
John
John
Elliot
John
Margaret
Ruth
manumission of
Lewis and Clark Expedition, history of
memoir of "Bead Ladies," 1968
idea of "Bead Ladies" instigated by, 1968
MACH-54: 5,6,9
MACH-59: 27
MACH-3: 73
MACH-42: 29,33
MACH=55: 19n
MACH-55:
118,119n
MACH-42: 12
MACH-42: 12
MACH-6: 57
MACH-4: 52
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 17-20
MACH-58: 18
MACH-26:
31,45,69
MACH-6: 65
recreational activities supported by
MACH-56: 102
of paper money
MACH-52: 10
MACH-42: 37
MACH-42: 33,35
MACH-26: 40
COUPER'S
TAVERN
COURSE OF
EMPIREDEVOTO
COURTENAY
COURTLAND,
VIRGINIA
COURTNEY
COURTNEY
COVE THE
COVE CHURCH
COVESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
COVESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
COVESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
COVESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
COVINGTON
VIRGINIA
COVINGTON
VIRGINIA
COVINGTON,
VIRGINIA
COW PASTURE
RIVER
COWAN
MACH-4: 45
family
early name was
Jerusalem
family
Philip
MACH-13: 22
MACH-24: 47
57th Virginia Infantry and, 1862
Virginia clergyman
MACH-60: 21
MACH-8: 43
MACH-21: 35
MACH-2: 28
MACH-2: 34
MACH-10: 11
manufacturing
MACH-45: 37
sawmills
MACH-45: 51
MACH-9: 10
MACH-3: 10
Sellers, Mary
teaches at
MACH-55: 80
Christian Church
Leake, Earl C. - father was pastor of
MACH-60: 103
A. M.
and "Times" of Scottsville
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 33,
shoemaker
COWAN
Benjamin
COWAN
COWAN
COWAN
COWAN
family
James
John
John
free blacks
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 2
MACH-17: 68
MACH-50: 87
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135136
MACH-53: 136
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 18
COWAN
COWAN
COWAN
COWARD
McCANN, INC.
(NEW YORK
CITY)
COWCUMBERS
COWHERD
COWING
Margaret
Polly
Robert
Jonathan
Mrs.
COWLING
COWLING
Margaret
Margaret
COWLING
COWLING
COWPERTHWAI
TE
COWS
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
COX
Margaret B.
R. C.
J. K.
Amelia
Annie
Downing Jr.
Downing Sr.
E. G.
E. M.
Edward E.
Edwin
Edwin (Mrs.)
Eugene
family
Fleet W.
Frederick L.
George
John
John Fulton (Mrs.)
Josephine
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 4
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 22
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 1
Swift Run Gap, plantation rented by
Gibbons, Bella, receives letter from
Base Hospital 41 nurse, World War I,
comments on trip to France
World War I activities, comments about
Base Hospital 41 and organization of in
World War I
Virginia clergyman
Greenbrier Park land once owned by
Greenbrier Park land once owned by
Monticello Guard, misconduct charges
Monticello Guard, activities in
Scottsville "Courier", editor
and Scottsville "Sun"
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 135
MACH-53: 136
MACH-8: 83
MACH-30: 34
MACH-49: 58-59
MACH-55: 85
MACH-59: 12-13
MACH-59: 26
MACH-59: 2-5
MACH-26: 22,41
MACH-21: 36
MACH-24: 9,17
MACH-4: 36
MACH-4: 36
MACH-56: 117
MACH-56: 117
MACH-45: 15
MACH-50: 105
MACH-37/38: 190
MACH-24: 50
MACH-24: 50
MACH-50: 109
MACH-1: 43
MACH-44: 31
MACH-50: 88
MACH-9: 53
MACH-5: 12
MACH-50: 91
MACH-4: 36
COX
L. G.
COX
COX
COX
L. W.
Leroy Wesley
Mary
COX
COX
COX
COX
COXE
COXE
CRABBE
Robert W.
Thomas
Walter Thomas
Wesley
Tench
Whitwell W.
Mr.
CRACK
CRADDLE
CRADDOCK
CRAFTSMEN
Jim
William
Lewis
CRAGHEAD
CRAGIN
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIG
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHILL
William Glenn
Dr.
Alexander
David
family
John
John (Mrs.)
John (Rev.)
Sarah
T. N.
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Jr.
William
Edwin B.
Robert F.
MACH-45: 15
photo (1/19/1906) in group of confederate
veterans
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1862
livery on Vinegar Hill operated by
Pine Knot*, cooks at for Theodore
Roosevelt
Waynesboro, access to from Blue Ridge
midwife, acts as
Tulane University, president of
lawyer defending will of Samuel Miller
MACH-22: 190
MACH-14: 61
MACH-4: 36
MACH-57:
90,93,97
MACH-6: 56
MACH-2: 67
MACH-48: 68
MACH-12: 39
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-20: 8
MACH-51: 17
MACH-17: 68
MACH-5: 70
MACH-25: 42
MACH-44: 11,19
n.11
MACH-3: 8
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 62
MACH-51: 58
MACH-5: 56
MACH-51: 59
MACH-2: 19
MACH-9: 54
MACH-22: 132
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 54,62
MACH-5: 56
MACH-5: 56
MACH-53: 19
MACH-56: 71-72
CRAIGHILL
Robert F.
CRAIN
CRAM
CRANDON
CRANE
CRANE
CRANE
CRANE
CRANE
CRANFORD
PAVING
COMPANY
CRANK
Lawrence P.
Ralph Adams
Capt.
Aaron
Aaron
Ellen Bruce
J. P.
Judson
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
George
George
George
John
John
Margaret
Pvt.
R. G.
R. J. (Col.)
CRANK
CRANK
CRANK
CRANSTON
Richard (Col.)
Richard C.
Richard L. (Col.)
Ruth
CRAVEN
Andrew
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
Andrew
Andrew J.
Andrew J.
George
Miller, Samuel will supported by
Gothic forms, advocacy of
agent of Freedman's Bureau, 1865
MACH-56: 74
MACH-35/36:
44,45,50,64,68,11
1
MACH-52: 103
MACH-56: 49-50
MACH-5: 50
MACH-6: 55
MACH-20: 55
MACH-22: 11
MACH-23: 50
MACH-40: 75
MACH-19: 45
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
Southwest Mountsins, lived near
MACH-59: 144
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 144
MACH-10: 36
MACH-2: 35
MACH-19: 45
Monticello Guard, misconduct charges
MACH-50: 105
MACH-22: 13,31
Eighty-Eighth Line Militia, commander of
MACH-50: 104
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-2: 7
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 144
wrote "The Story of Woodrow Wilson"
MACH-12: 11,12
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 147Duje, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
148
MACH-2: 5
property of, location, 1888
MACH-56: 78
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
Captain
Elizabeth N. (Mrs.
John H.)
family
Francis
H. (Mrs.)
John
John D.
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
John D.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
John H.
CRAVEN
John H.
Free blacks reside at, 1833
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
John H.
John H.
Mary Lewis (Mrs.
John H. Craven)
Mary Lewis (Mrs.
John H. Craven)
S. E.
Susan Ann (Mrs.)
Thomas W. S.
William L.
Charles
Elizabeth
family
Rose Hill*, owner of
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAVEN
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
MACH-24: 53
of Pen Park
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
marriage
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of bought by at
auction, 1828
marriage
Rose Hill*, owner of
Park Mill, owner of
MACH-10: 33
MACH-8: 42
MACH-5: 70
MACH-53: 124
MACH-21: 30,52
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 78n
MACH-10: 22
MACH-11: 37,40
MACH-12: 44
MACH-18: 40,42
MACH-19: 45
MACH-21: 30,49
MACH-31: 111
MACH-46: 33,49
MACH-48: 69n
MACH-48:70n
MACH-53:
123,125,130,131
MACH-56: 108109
MACH-8: 53
MACH-18: 40-43
Rose Hill subdivision and
slaves of to be sold at auction, 1852
married Nicholas Meriwether, II
MACH-19: 45
MACH-56: 79
MACH-58: 81,84
MACH-46: 64,80
MACH-23: 50
MACH-9: 64
MACH-52: 39
MACH-24: 46
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
family
James
James Leitch
Lewis F.
M. A.
M. F.
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
AND GAMMELL
(FIRM)
CRAWLEY
Malcolm F.
Malcolm F.
Michael F.
Owen
History of North Dakota
Phillips, William B., builder associated with
free blacks reside at
Walker, Thomas, trade with
Eleanor
CRAWLEY
CRAYSON
CREASY
CREATION OF
THE
SHENANDOAH
NATIONAL
PARK, THE:
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
CULTURES IN
CONFLICT
CREIGHTON
CRENSHAW
CRENSHAW
Samuel
Susan
William
Wm. A.
John
Lewis D.
CRENSHAW
Lewis Dabney
CRENSHAW
Lewis Dabney
by Andrew H. Myers
Base Hospital 41 organized by
king of the "Hot Foot Society" ca.1908 photo
UVa World War Veterans Association, cofounder
MACH-8: 43
MACH-8: 62
MACH-23: 50
MACH-16: 44
MACH-9: 17
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-46:
33,39,49,54
MACH-52: 47
MACH-53: 124
MACH-5: 32
MACH-52:
11,12,19
MACH-5: 31
MACH-5:
19,23,31
MACH-32: 49
MACH-5: 35
MACH-51: 52-89
MACH-19: 42,45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-59: 1-3
MACH-57: 32
MACH-57: 32
CRENSHAW
Lewis Dabney
CRENSHAW
CRENSHAW
CREOLE
CRESSON
CRESSON
Lewis Dabney
William
king of the "Hot Foot Society" ca.1908 photo
king of the "Hot Foot Society" ca.1908
Walter P.
Walter P.
CRESTAR BANK
CREVECOEUR family
Malvern Hill battle
CREWE FARM and, 1862
CREWS
family
CRIBBS
CRIGLER
H. T.
CRIGLERSVILLE
, VIRGINIA
CRIME AND
PUNISHMENT
CRIOL
family
CRISTADORA
family
CRISTADORA
Florence
CRISTADORA
CRITCHER
CRITTENDEN
CRITTENDEN
CRITZER
CROASTHWAIT
E
Joseph
John
Christopher C.
Christopher C.
John
CROCKER
CROCKETT
CROCKETT
CROCKETT
Mr.
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph (Colonel)
Thomas
Cherry Valley* and
MACH-57: 34 and
front cover
MACH-57: 36, 4041
MACH-5: 53
MACH-14: 16
MACH-11: 51
MACH-13: 21
MACH-57:
124,127
MACH-24: 47
MACH-60: 24
MACH-24: 48
MACH-17: 32
MACH-9: 16
Banks, Carolyn, site for writings of
Shenandoah National Park lands and
Shenandoah National Park lands, copper
deposits and
MACH-51: 93
MACH-7: 23
MACH-24: 47
MACH-49: 64-65
MACH-49: 65
MACH-49: 64-65
MACH-44: 28
MACH-1: 44
MACH-5: 81
MACH-32: 45
MACH-9: 44
MACH-35/36: 173174
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 44
MACH-30: 72
CROCKETT
CROCKFORD
Joseph (Colonel)
Hamilton
CROES
CROES
CROMMELIN
CROMPTON
LOOMS
CROMWELL
CROMWELL'S
ARMY
CRONIN
CRONY
CROOKBACK
CROSBY
CROSBY
CROSBY
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
Mr. (Rev.)
Mr. (Rev.)
Henry
Sarah Ann
Stephen D.
Mary
Richard
James E.
Otis
P. W. (Mrs.)
family
Mary
P. A.
Peter A.
CROSS
Robert D.
CROSS
Robert D.
CROSS
Robert D.
CROSS
Robert D.
CROSS
Robert D.
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
Robert D.
Thomas
Thomas
William
MACH-41: 33,39
MACH-17: 54
Christ Church, Charlottesville, preached at
consecration
marriage
Bulletin (Crozet newspaper), editor of
marriage
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee member - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee member - 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee member - 2000
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2002
Magazine of Albemarle County History,
Volume 61 dedicated to, 2003
MACH-55: 32
MACH-8: 34
MACH-7: 65
MACH-14: 30
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-16: 21
MACH-23: 50
MACH-5: 27,31
MACH-4: 29
MACH-50: 85,91
MACH-21: 39
MACH-21: 39,49
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 53
MACH-39: 20
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-56: i
MACH-57: i
MACH-58: i
MACH-59i
MACH-60: i
MACH-61: i
MACH-5: 67
MACH-6:44
MACH-13: 61
CROSS KEYS,
VIRGINIA
CROSS, IONIC
CROSSWHITE
CROSSWHITE
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROSTHWAIT
CROUCH
CROUCHER
CROW
CROW
CROW
CROWE
CROWNINSHIEL
D
CROXTON
CROZET
CROZET
BAPTIST
CHURCH
CROZET
LUMBER CO.
CROZET
LUMBER CO.
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
MACH-22: 18
MACH-26: 78
MACH-5: 53
MACH-5: 56
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 44
MACH-9: 46
MACH-8: 43
MACH-6: 58
Isaac
William
Ann
Elizabeth
Isaac
John
Patty
Sarah
Thomas
family
Charles
A.
family
Nan
Ethel
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Shenandoah National Park land and
Director of Recreation
B. W. (Hon.)
Thomas
Claudius
MACH-22: 190
MACH-49: 63
MACH-56: 93-94
MACH-40: 23
MACH-13: 55,67
MACH-43: 43
MACH-13: 56,67
MACH-32: 33
MACH-45: 51
Shenandoah National Park, land in
MACH-51: 64
MACH-10: 11
MACH-26: 38
MACH-31: 47-48
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CROZET,
VIRGINIA
CRUMP
CRUMP
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-8: 69
Brown, Rita Mae
Equal Suffrage
League and
site for writings of
MACH-51: 93
Extra
advertising sheet
MACH-50: 91
gas station
first in, 1923
MACH-49: 37
MACH-55: 4,6
manufacturing
MACH-45: 43
mountain community
national highway
route proposed
through
MACH-51: 58
MACH-49: 41
MACH-50:
85,86,91
MACH-45:
43,51,52
newspapers
sawmills
CRUMP
The Crozette
Beverly P.
Mr.
Mrs. (Campbell
County)
CRUMP
Robert
CRUMP
CRUMP
CRUMPTON
student
William (Dr.)
Joseph A.
published 1935-1940
Virginia clergyman
MACH-8: 40
MACH-35/36: 102
MACH-21: 35
MACH-10: 33,34
MACH-35/36:
44,102
MACH-35/36:
27,28,34,42,52,64
,92
MACH-23: 50
MACH-3: 66
CRYSTAL
CONFECTIONE
RY
CUB RUN
CUBA
CUBA
CUBA
CUBA
CUBA
CUBA
CUBBAGE
CUCKOO
TAVERN
mentioned
Cuban affairs and War with Spain in l873
Havana
family
CULBRETH
CULIN
D. M. R.
Charles
CULIN
John C. (Capt.)
CULIN
CULLEN
CULLEN
CULLIN
CULLODEN
CULP
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
John C. (Capt.)
John (Dr.)
William
George
CULPEPER
COUNTY
Shenandoah National Park land and
author: "The University of Virginia with
Reference to Dr. John B. Minor"
Monticello Guard, Lt. in
science, lectures on
medical treatment and
Battle of
John
MACH-54: 3
MACH-25: 14,15
MACH-16: 42
MACH-20: 58
MACH-27/28:
31,98
MACH-4: 39
MACH-4: 39
MACH-6: 26
MACH-49: 64
MACH-30:
19,20,27
MACH-12: 20
MACH-1: 36
MACH-1: 3234,36
MACH-50:
98,104,109,110,1
14,115-116
MACH-51: 112
MACH-52: 25
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-16: 23
MACH-9: 54
MACH-11:
22,23,35,40
MACH-18: 36
MACH-20: 913,17,18,2022,25,27,29,31,40
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
MACH-21:
25,28,32
MACH-23:
47,55,58,66,68
MACH-29: 23
MACH-41: 125
MACH-6: 20
MACH-8: 50,60
Auburn*
MACH-23: 47
automobiles
first in, 1905
MACH-49: 36-37
Civi War
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment at, 1862
MACH-60: 26
Courthouse
MACH-10: 38
MACH-11: 1921,29,55
Courthouse
Courthouse
formerly Fairfax
MACH-11: 20
Courthouse
MACH-19: 52
Courthouse
MACH-41: 125
Courthouse
MACH-7: 38,39
Green Austin
home of
Hillsborough*
Horseshoe*
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-10: 34
Wilmer, Joseph, estate of on Rapidan
MACH-51: 4
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COUNTY
CULPEPER
COURTHOUSE,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER
ENTERPRISE
(NEWSPAPER)
CULPEPER
MINUTE MEN
CULPEPER
MINUTE MEN
CULPEPER
NATIONAL
CEMETERY
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
Liberty Hall*
MACH-22: 201
Liberty Hall*
military occupation,
1865 and
MACH-29: 23
MACH-56: 43
Ridley Parish
MACH-8: 50
Robertson, J.
teaches in
MACH-43: 41
Walnut, Virginia
MACH-11: 19
Woodville*
MACH-19: 53
57th Virginia Infantry marches through on way to Gettysburg
MACH-60: 37
MACH-11: 28
MACH-11: 22
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
MACH-48: 10
re-burial of Union soldiers previously buried
at Charlottesville
MACH-55: 92n
MACH-22:
92,97,98,109,121,
135,141,197,201
MACH-25:
7,9,10,20,28,29
MACH-27/28: 81
MACH-33/34:
150n
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA
CUMBA
CUMBERLAND
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
CUMBERLAND
GAP
MACH-37/38: 203
mentioned
Methodist Church
Smith, E. B.,
Academy of
Annika
William Augustus,
Duke of
MACH-54: 15
MACH-20: 18,51
Magruder, John Bowie teaches at
mother of Jesse Scott
MACH-60: 13-14
MACH-55: 100n
MACH-16: 23
MACH-17: 29
MACH-20: 24
MACH-21: 34
MACH-22: 85,200
MACH-25: 51
Cartersville
Mayo, Dr. Edward C. and
Centerville
Harrison, William
Byrd
Jeffries, Dr. James
M.
William Byrd Harrison - home of at, ca. 1866 MACH-61: 74
home of in ca. 1867
MACH-61: (84)
Confederate surgeon, birthplace of
MACH-57: 84
Oak Forest*
birthplace of Dr. James M. Jeffries, 1829
MACH-57: 84
Oakland*
MACH-57: 84
MACH-22:58
MACH-30: 26
CUMBERLAND
RIVER
CUMBERLAND
TROOP
CUMBERLEDGE
CUMMING
CUMMINGS
CUMMINGS
CUNARD LINE
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
MACH-1: 17
Co. K.
Geoffrey
Hugh (Dr.)
e. e.
Robert
ambulance driver in World War I
MACH-22: 200
MACH-14: 24
MACH-3: 7
MACH-57: 1
MACH-9: 63
MACH-26: 15
MACH-45: 49
MACH-45: 49
MACH-22: 27
MACH-21: 29,49
Alice
Helen
Lt.
Mary
marriage
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM
CREEK
CUNNINGHAM
CREEK
CUPOLA
CURD
CURDT
S. A.
Valentine H.
William
Albemarle Light Horse Reunion, 1909, guest MACH-48: 38
marriage
MACH-21: 30,50
MACH-9: 66
CURRELL
Joseph Emory
CURRENCY
CURRENT
MOUNTAIN
CURRENTE
CALAMO
(POETRY)
CURRIE
CURRIE
MACH-23: 48
Isaac
Capt.
Home Guard commander in World War II
Base Hospital 41, World War I, comments
about
in Blue Ridge and Albemarle County
James
Miss
MACH-5: 28
MACH-24: 30,33
MACH-42: 12
MACH-48: 90
MACH-59: 9,11
MACH-29:
40,42,59,60
MACH-51: 57
MACH-31: 59
MACH-35/36: 137
MACH-20: 31
CURRIE
Mrs.
CURRIE
Willie (Miss)
CURRIER
CURRY
Nincie O.
MACH-20:
32,33,35,36
MACH-20:
32,33,35
Charlottesville Department of Recreation,
director of
MACH-56: 88
MACH-11: 14
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
PUBLISHING
COMPANY
CURZON
David E. (Rev. in
Presbyterian Church)
Mr.
Virginia clergyman
William E.
MACH-2: 23,24
MACH-21: 44
MACH-4: 46
George
MACH-5: 85
MACH-42: 95
CUSHING
CUSHING
Alonzo H.
Harvey (Dr.)
CUSHMAN
CUSTER
Robert W. (Rev.)
Elizabeth B.
CUSTER
George A. (Gen.)
CUSTER
George Armstrong
CUSTER
George Armstrong
CUSTER
CUSTER
CUSTER
CUSTER
George Armstrong
George Armstrong
George Armstrong
George Armstrong
Union battery at battle of Gettysburg and,
1863
Christian, Archer inquiry and
school for girls operated in Washington,
D.C., l853
author: " Boots and Saddles"
defeat of Gen. Lubal A. Early at
weaynesbouough, ca. 1867
Piedmont* and
MACH-60: 40
MACH-53: 7,9
MACH-53: 37
MACH-16: 44
MACH-61: (84n)
MACH-16:
12,27,30,35
MACH-17:
70,71,73
MACH-22:
23,25,26,3739,42,43,49,60,61
,63,67,69,70,72,7
3,75,76,83
MACH-22: 67-78
MACH-29: 61
MACH-3: 42-44
CUSTER
CUSTER
CUSTIS
CUSTIS
CUSTOM
HOUSE
CUTLER
CUTLER
CUTTING
CYANE (U.S.
SHIP, 1824)
CYCLOPEDIA
OF AMERICAN
MEDICAL
BIOGRAPHY, A
CYNTHIA
(SLAVE)
CYPRUS
CYRUS ALGER
COMPANY
(FOUNDRY)
CZAR (OF
RUSSIA)
D. S. (DAVIS
STOCKTON),
IVY ROAD,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
D. S. (DAVIS
STOCKTON),
IVY ROAD,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
DABNEY
George Armstrong
George Armstrong
Estate in Arlington
George Washington
Parke
Rio Mills raid, 1864
Rosser, Gen. Thomas L. and
MACH-45: 42
MACH-48: 56
MACH-43: 53-54
MACH-43: 53
MACH-18: 17
MACH-23: 50
MACH-23: 50
MACH-31: 44
Lizzie Petit
Peter Y.
A. P.
MACH-18: 30
MACH-1: 7
Brown, William T.
owned by - at Mt. Fair
Greeks from settle in Charlottesville
MACH-61: 8
MACH-54: 15
Napoleon gun for Court Square made by
MACH-48: 31
MACH-42: 93,95
MACH-14: 13
A. D.
woman's suffrage and
MACH-22: 48
MACH-55: 11
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
A. D. (Judge)
A. D. (Judge)
Ann Blake (Mrs.)
Anna
Anna Noland
Anne (Mrs. John)
C. W. (Mrs.)
Cabell
Cecil
Cecil
Cecil
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
Charles W.
Cornelius
Cornelius
Dabney, Daubeney,
Daubney
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
home of on West Main Street formerly home
of Peter Harman
MACH-59: 149
married Lilian Funkhouser
MACH-59: 149
MACH-33/34: 120
MACH-9: 46
MACH-33/34: 93
MACH-8: 69
New England Freedman's Aid Society and MACH-55: 86
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-27/28: 7
son of William Cecil Dabney
MACH-48: 61n
married Frances Cole
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-33/34: 5658
1844
MACH-3: 65,67
MACH-33/34: 56
MACH-33/34: 57
author: "The Honor System" (set in
Charlottesville)
Dick
Douglas Chelf (Mrs.)
Dr. (Medical School)
family
family
family
servants of
family
land owned near Greenbrier Park
family
urban renewal and public housing, position
Hovey S.
on, 1950s && 1960s
Memoirs of James Cabell Dabney, 18751961 - edited and annotated by Mary
Hosmer Lupton
James Cabell
James Cabell
biographical notes
James Cabell
father of Mary Beverly Dabney
James Cabell
son of William Cecil Dabney
Jane Bell
daughter of William Cecil Dabney
MACH-51: 95
MACH-33/34: 120
MACH-6: 14
MACH-1: 43
MACH-24: 30
MACH-48: 72n
MACH-56: 117
MACH-8: 42
MACH-56:
151,152
MACH-48: 59-105
MACH-48: 59n
MACH-48: 60n
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 61n
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
Jane Bell
married Edmund Griffin Jones
Jane Bell Minor (Mrs.
William Cecil)
mother of James Cabell Dabney
Jane Bell Minor (Mrs.
William Cecil)
Glen Echo* inherited by
Janie
John
Lily Heth (Davis)
DABNEY
Lily Heth (Davis)
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
Lucy Davis ( -1912)
Marion Gordon
daughter of William Cecil Dabney
Marion Gordon
biographical notes
Marion Gordon
married John Barclay Moon
DABNEY
DABNEY
Martha Davis (Mattie) daughter of William Cecil Dabney
Mary
Memoirs of James Cabell Dabney,
Mary Beverly
transcriber of
Mary Beverly
biographical notes
Mary Beverly Whittle
(Mrs. James Cabell
Dabney)
illness of
Mary Beverly Whittle
(Mrs. James Cabell
Dabney)
death of
Mary Beverly Whittle
(Mrs. James Cabell
Dabney)
falls and breaks hip
May
R. Heath (Mrs.)
R. Heath (Mrs.)
R. L.
University of Virginia, comments on, 1840
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 59n
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-8: 69
MACH-27/28: 22
MACH-33/34:
71,91,106,120,13
2,137
MACH-33/34:
91,137
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-48: 96n
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-48: 59-105
MACH-48: 60n
MACH-48: 101
MACH-48: 105
MACH-48: 90
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-52: 91
DABNEY
Richard Heath
DABNEY
Richard Heath
MACH-12: 1315,17,18,21,22
MACH-27/28:
10,22,107
DABNEY
DABNEY
Richard Heath
Richard Heath
DABNEY
Richard Heath
DABNEY
DABNEY
Richard Heath
Richard Heath
photo: on golf tee at Buena Vista Springs,
Pa.
caricature
photo of certificate awarded by UVa. Alumni
Assoc. shortly after retirement
Richard Heath Dabney: A Memoir - by
Virginius Dabney)
portrait - at age 65
DABNEY
DABNEY
Richard Heath
Richard Heath
schooling
portrait - as a student at UVa.
DABNEY
Richard Heath
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
MACH-33/34: 113
MACH-33/34: 117
MACH-33/34: 127
MACH-33/34: 53140
MACH-33/34: 54
MACH-33/34:
59,60,63-67
MACH-33/34: 61
portrait - as a student at Munich (ca. 1883) MACH-33/34: 64
MACH-33/34:
65,66,79,86,103,1
Richard Heath
newspapers, correspondence with
25,131
MACH-33/34:
Richard Heath
Gilbert and Sullivan, sung by
72,111,114
MACH-33/34: 7779,93,94,110,111,
128-130
Richard Heath
study and teaching of history
Richard Heath
portrait - in spring of 1900
MACH-33/34: 87
photo: of receipt for contribution of $25 to
Richard Heath
support campaign of Woodrow Wilson
MACH-33/34: 98
Richard Heath
MACH-40: 53
Richard Heath
MACH-6: 16
Richard Heath II
MACH-33/34: 120
Richard Heath (Mrs.)
MACH-37/38: 12
MACH-48:
Samuel Gordon
maried Louisa K. Allen
66n,98n
MACH-48:
Samuel Gordon
son of William Shelton Dabney
66n,99,99n
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
Samuel Gordon
Sarah Winston
Susan
Susan Fitzhugh
Susan Fitzhugh
Susan Fitzhugh
Susan Knox
Susie
Thomas Lloyd
Thomas Smith
Gregory
V.
Virginius
Virginius
Prospect Hill* sold to William Cecil Dabney MACH-48: 70n
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-33/34: 93
married St. George Grinnan
MACH-48: 61n
daughter of William Cecil Dabney
MACH-48: 61n
biographical notes
MACH-48: 63n
James Cabell Dabney's recollections of
MACH-48: 80-81
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-33/34: 92
MACH-33/34: 56
MACH-9: 19
MACH-17: 54
MACH-19: 7
MACH-27/28:
Virginius
22,34
Virginius
author: "Jack Jouett's Ride"
MACH-30: 19-27
MACH-33/34: 53Virginius
author: "Richard Heath Dabney: A Memoir" 140
MACH-33/34:
72,81,9297,102,120,136,1
37
Virginius
Virginius
woman's suffrage and
MACH-55: 15
University of Virginia secret societies,
Virginius
comments about
MACH-57: 35
report of trip to Washington by University of
Virginia students to participate in an antiVitenam War march, 1967
MACH-60: 61
Virginius
University of Virginia - comment about
Virginius
evolution of iner spirit and mission
MACH-60: 80
MACH-33/34:
56,58,59,69,70,13
7
Virginius (1835-1894)
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
Virginius (1835-1894)
Walter D.
Walter D.(Prof.)
biographical sketch
William
William
father of William Shelton
William
William A.
wrote: "Jefferson's Albemarle"
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
William C.
William Cecil (Dr.)
William Cecil (Dr.)
William Cecil (Dr.)
William Cecil (Dr.)
William Cecil (Dr.)
William Cecil (Dr.)
DABNEY
DABNEY
William Cecil (Dr.)
William M.
DABNEY
William Minor
DABNEY
William Minor
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
DABNEY
William Minor
William Minor
William S. (Maj.)
William Shelton
William Shelton
William Shelton
William Shelton
William Shelton
biographical notes
son of William Cecil Dabney
DABNEY
William Shelton
married Mrs. Susan Fitzhugh Gordon Green MACH-48: 94n
father of James Cabell Dabney
married Jane Bell Minor
biographical notes
Prospect Hill* and
author: "Jefferson's Albemarle: History of
Albemarle County, Virginia, 1727-1819"
Memoirs of James Cabell Dabney,
transcriber of
married Susan Knox
father of Samuel Gordon Dabney
Dunlora*
Dabney, James Cabell’s recollections of
biographical notes
MACH-44: 29
MACH-40: 68
MACH-48: 99,99n
MACH-27/28: 7
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-5: 15
MACH-12: 41-44
MACH-27/28:
7,23
MACH-2: 5,7
MACH-3: 5,6,8,11
MACH-48: 59n
MACH-48: 59n
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-8: 4550,53
MACH-17: 54
MACH-48: 124
MACH-48: 59-105
MACH-48:
59n,60n
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-14: 13
MACH-48: 66n
MACH-48: 66n
MACH-48: 70n
MACH-48: 78-80
MACH-48: 92n
DABNEY
PAPERS (AT
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA)
DADE
DADE
DADE
DADE
DADE
DAGGER
SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA
DAILEY
DAILY
DAILY
CHRONICLE
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CHRONICLE
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ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
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MACH-12:
14,15,17-19,21,22
MACH-19: 45
MACH-8: 43
MACH-19: 45
MACH-19: 45
MACH-19: 45
Alexander L.
family
Lawrence T. (Gen.)
William (Capt.)
William A.G. (Judge)
Angela
Vincent
football rules and
auction advertisements
MACH-4: 31
MACH-39: 83
MACH-53: 27
MACH-58:
66,70,81
MACH-17: 67,68
MACH-23: 45
first daily paper in city
MACH-50: 76
historical notes
MACH-50: 76-77
DAILY
DISPATCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
DAILY NEWS
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
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THE
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PROGRESS,
THE
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
MACH-29: 60
historical notes
MACH-50: 82
MACH-1: 37,42
MACH-10: 5
MACH-12: 2-5,8
MACH-13: 53
MACH-14: 23,33
MACH-16:
39,40,45,46
MACH-17:
49,50,54-56,68
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
MACH-24: 36
MACH-27/28:
76,82,91,97,101
in 1930's and 1940's
MACH-50: 83
MACH-7:
13,76,80
Confederate Graves
in Charlottesville
Cemeteries
MACH-7: 76
Court Square
Confederate
Monument
views about
MACH-48: 18
Historical and
Industrial Magazine
Duke, Richard comments about
MACH-59: 109n
Historical and
Industrial Magazine,
1906
MACH-16:
31,39,40,45,46
historical notes
MACH-50: 78-82
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
Looking Back
columns by Vera Via
MACH-21: 71
massive resistance
role in disseminating information during,
1958
MACH-61:
(71)(77)(79)
MACH-56: 101102
mentioned
mountain residents
criticism of
MACH-51: 76-78
Pine Knot*
description of
MACH-51: 34
Progress Plus
advertising supplement to "Daily Progress"
MACH-50: 87
prohibition
support of
MACH-51: 75
public housing
position on, 1954
MACH-56: 126
Rio Road
office moved to
MACH-50: 69
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
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PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAILY
PROGRESS,
THE
(NEWSPAPER)
DAIRY
DAKOTA
INDIANS
rural news
MACH-50: 86
Scottsville
coverage in
MACH-50: 87,91
Scottsville
coverage in - Confederate Reunion, 1908
MACH-57: 110111
Scottsville
coverage in - Lee's Birthday celebration,
1914
MACH-57: 111112
Scottsville
coverage in - Confederate Monument
dedication, 1914
MACH-57: 112113
Shenandoah National
Park
support for
MACH-51: 69
Shifflett, Battle
murder case
MACH-51: 77-78
treatment of
University of Virginia student attacks on ROTC buildings,, 1970
MACH-60: 63,65
MACH-24: 16,17
MACH-9: 7
DAKOTA
TERRITORY
MACH-16: 34,35
DALLAM
DALLAM
DALLAM
Cantey Venable
(Mrs.)
Clarence
family
DALLAM
DALLAM
d'ALPHONSE
DALTERA
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
Francis J.
William W.
Monsieur
Joseph
David
Elizabeth
Isham
Jack
Jack
Jack
Jack
DALTON
DALTON
Jack
Jack
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
Jack
Jack
Jack
Jack
wrote: " Virginia Place Names"
wrote: " Virginia Place Names"
Albemarle Beginning
wrote: " Virginia Place Names"
Albemarle County Court Order Book,
l744/45-1745/46 (introduction)
American Library Association and
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, origin of
photo - group
Albemarle County Historical Society and
photo
DALTON
Jack
wrote: " Virginia Place Names"
DALTON
Jack
wrote: " Virginia Place Names"
DALTON
DALTON
DALY
Tristran
Tristran
DAME
George Washington
(Rev.)
Walker, Thomas, trade with
MACH-27/28: 13
MACH-27/28: 13
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3:
58,65,66
MACH-3: 58,65
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH=52: 3
MACH-6: 46
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 60
MACH-1: 42,50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-5: 5,6,79
MACH-5: 5,80,85
MACH-5: 5-6
MACH-56: 12
MACH-56: 2
MACH-56: 23
MACH-56: 24
MACH-56: 3
MACH-6: inside
back cover
MACH-7: inside
back cover
MACH-11:
37,39,40
MACH-31: 83
MACH-3: 47
MACH-20: 49
DAME
George Washington
Sr.
Mary Maria Page
(Mrs. George
Washington)
DAMERON
J. Lasley
DAMERON
DAMON
Lazarus
DAME
DAMON
DAMON AND
PYTHIAS
DAMREL
DAMRON AND
MAHONEY
DAN RIVER
DAN RIVER
POTTERY
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
DANCE
MACH-44: 9
MACH-20: 49
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, article written for
MACH-56: 30
MACH-5:
21,26,33,35
MACH-10: 8
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-15: 23
MACH-5: 30
Lazerus
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
MACH-50: 88
MACH-44: 6,8
MACH-9: 11
MACH-24: 8,35
MACH-27/28: 44
Two Centuries of Dance in Albemarle (by
James E. Morrison)
print: La Belle Assemblec, or sketches of
Characteristic Dancing
painting: The Minuet, by Charles Philips
(1708-1747)
MACH-42: 23
MACH-42: 23-39
MACH-42: 24
MACH-42: 26
print: (London 1812); La Trenis Contradance MACH-42: 30
photo: (1984); Figure by the Country Dance
and Society Group
MACH-42: 32
print: (1811); Lumps of Pudding: a Cuntry
Dance
MACH-42: 34
MACH-45: 8,1213
considered a vice in mid 19th century
MACH-58: 24
MACH-41: 102
MACH-44: 11,19
n.12
MACH-39: 29
MACH-1:
33,34,46
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
Eureka Cafe and Bar operated by
MACH-59: 152
MACH-59: 152Duke, R. T. W. comments about
153
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
MACH-53: 43
MACH-9: 17
MACH-9: 17
MACH-42: 5
MACH-5:
15,16,20,21,24
MACH-8: 12
MACH-7: 64
MACH-42: 12
MACH-5: 15
MACH-27/28:
36,94,96,97
MACH-10:
7,14,16
MACH-11: 32,34
MACH-12: 33
Court Square Confederate Monument,
orator at dedication
MACH-48: 19,36
DANCE
DANCING
DANCKOFF
Caspar
DANDRIDGE
DANIEL
Charles Fountaine
Edward
DANIEL
H. V.
DANIEL
DANIEL
H. Vattel
H. Vattel
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
H. Vattel
J. H.
J. H.
J. M.
James
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
James
James
James H.
John
John
DANIEL
John W.
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
John Warwick (Sen.)
John Warwick (Sen.)
John Warwick (Sen.)
DANIEL
John Warwick (Sen.)
DANIEL
John Warwick (Sen.) Albemarle Light Horse reunion, 1909, guest MACH-48: 38
U. Va committee to identify fallen
John Warwick (Sen.) Confederates
MACH-48: 41
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
BOONE'S
ADVENTURES
IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE IN 1781:
SOME
INCIDENTS
CONNECTED
WITH
TARLETON'S
RAID
DANIELS
Margaret Bell
Peter
Raleigh Travers
student
T. R.
Thomas
Tom (Dr.)
Tom (Dr.)
DANIELS
Mrs.
DANIELS
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
Patricia
Josephus
daughter of Dr. Tom Daniel
High Street, residence on
father of Margaret Bell Daniel
BY JOHN COOK WYLLIE
wrote: "The Life of Woodrow Wilson"
boarding house part of Soldier's Home,
1861
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-43: 52
MACH-11: 23
MACH-35/36: 87
MACH-1: 36
MACH-44: 53,55
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-19: 5-18
MACH-12: 12,13
MACH-52: 128
MACH-39:
28,73,87
MACH-11: 55
MACH-15: 8-11
MACH-16: 30
MACH-32: 56
MACH-44: 11
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DANVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DARBNEY
DARDEN
Roanoke Female
Institute
Anna
Colgate W.
DARDEN
Colgate W.
DARDEN
Colgate W.
DARDEN
DARDEN
DARDEN
DARDEN
Colgate W.
Colgate W.
Colgate W.
Colgate W.
DARDEN
DARDEN
DARDEN
Colgate W.
Constance DuPont
G. W. (Dr.)
DARLINGTON
DARNALL
DARNALL
J. J.
Abraham
Moses
DARROW
DARROW
DARTMOUTH,
LORD
DARWIN
DARWIN
AWARD
Dick
William
DAUBENEY
DAUBENEY
d'AUBIGNE
DAUER
MACH-9: 78
Erasmus
financial crisis, 1909
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
ambulance driver in World war I experiences as
French Croix de Guerre with gold star
awarded to
U. S. Marine Corps aviator, 1917
ambulance driver in World war I
World War I - memories of, reflects about
World War I - enthusiasm at U.Va.,
comments about
MACH-48: 119
MACH-57: 15
MACH-57: 18-19
MACH-57: 19
MACH-57: 2,8
MACH-57: 31-32
MACH-57: 5
MACH-44: 46
MACH-23: 50
Rawlings Institute, provides first scholarship
for
MACH-54: 43
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 46,57
MACH-20:
31,39,62
MACH-2: 7
MACH-37:38:
39,40
MACH-11: 38
mentioned
Charles W. (Capt.)
(of Bath, England)
Lord
Lloyd
Manning
MACH-54: 66
MACH-9: 46
MACH-37/38: 219
MACH-57: 61
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-33/34: 92
MACH-4: 17
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
CONFEDERACY
DAULTON
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT
DAVENPORT'S
TAVERN
DAVID
DAVID
Albemarle Chapter
Albemarle County Historical Society
member, March 1943
Albemarle Chapter
Duke, R. T. W., Jr.
MACH-3: 84
address made before
Jack Jouett Chapter
Ladies of the Lawn
and the D.A.R.
Confederate
Monument
Robert
Martin
Miss
Mrs.
Richard
Richard, Jr.
William
J. W. V. (Mrs.)
MACH-3: 84
MACH-59: 95
MACH-17: 49
from Pleasant It Is To Remember: by Anna
Barringer
MACH-27/28: 5859
at University of Virginia, involvement in
MACH-59: 99-100
MACH-5: 19
MACH-6: 52
MACH-20: 65
MACH-53: 37
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 47
Garrett, Alexander and Ira, sister of
Confederate pension files for
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
J. W. V. (of Georgia) 1862
MACH-31: 12
MACH-57: 97
MACH-57:
90,92,93,97
DAVID
DAVID
(BIBLICAL)
Jefferson's slave
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
Arthur
Bennett M.
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON
DAVIE
Bennett M.
Bennett M.
brothers
family
James M.
James M.
John
John
Mary C.
Mary D.
Mary D.
Mary D.
Mary P.
R. H. M.
Robert W.
Robert W.
Samuel Miller
Samuel Miller
William J.
Peter
DAVIES
DAVIES
DAVIES
DAVIES
DAVIES
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Isaac
Melton
Robert
Samuel (Rev.)
Samuel (Rev.)
A. G.
Alexander Jackson
Alice Watts
MACH-43: 5
Goliath and
Miller, Samuel, will of - legatee of
Miller, Samuel, will of - settlement to end
contesting
Miller, Samuel, will of - contested by
Miller, Samuel, will of contested by
Miller, Samuel, will of - legatee of
Miller, Samuel, will of - contested by
Miller, Samuel, will of - legatee of
Miller, Samuel, will of - contested by
surrogate legatee for Miller School fund
Miller, Samuel - will of contested by
Miller, Samuel - sires children by
Miller, Samuel, legatee in will of
Miller, Samuel, will of
Miller, Samuel, will of
Miller, Samuel, will of
Miller, Samuel, will of
- legatee in
- contested by
- legatee of
- contested by
religious principals criticized
killed by student
MACH-3: 31
MACH-37/38:
208,209
MACH-56: 68
MACH-56: 75
MACH-56: 75
MACH-31: 33
MACH-56: 66
MACH-56: 58
MACH-56: 75
MACH-56: 68
MACH-56: 75
MACH-56: 70
MACH-31: 33
MACH-56
MACH-56: 66
MACH-56: 68
MACH-9: 18
MACH-56: 68
MACH-56: 75
MACH-56: 68
MACH-56: 75
MACH-9: 19
MACH-5: 72
MACH-23:
37,42,43
MACH-9: 61
MACH-23: 37,41
MACH-2: 17
MACH-49: 12
MACH-54: 95
MACH-17: 60
MACH-33/34: 126
DAVIS
DAVIS
Ann
Anne
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Anne Turberville
Beale
Annie Campbell
Arthur Kyle, Jr.
Arthur Kyle, Jr.
Arthur Kyle, Jr.
Ashley G.
Ashley G.
B. H.
Bartelon
Bartlotte
Barttelott
Benjamin
Betty Elise
Betty Elise
Betty Elise
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Betty Elise
Betty Elise
Betty Elise
C. N.
Caroline Preston
Caryetta
Charles A.
Clara
Colonel
Cynthia W. (Mrs.)
D. C. T. (Rev.)
Dabney
DAVIS
Daniel
marriage
author: "Scotch Town Tales"
clergyman
MACH-21: 44,49
MACH-9: 49
MACH-44:
23,26,27,28,30,31
,32,34,35,36,37
MACH-44: 23
MACH-1: 42
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-32: 32
MACH-1: 63
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 60
MACH-5: 56
MACH-1: 50
MACH-2: 61,62
MACH-3: 84
MACH-6: inside
back cover
MACH-7: 76
MACH-7: 76
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-40: 53
MACH-42: 46,75
MACH-35/36: 114
MACH-27/28: 11
MACH-14: 3
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 10
MACH-44: 37
MACH-21:
26,29,31,36,42,44
,46.
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Daniel
Eliza Bowering
Wydown (Mrs. John
W.)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Ella (Mrs.)
Ella Virginia
Ella Virginia
Sampson
Ernest
Eugene
Eugene
Eugene
DAVIS
Eugene
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Eugene
family
family
family
family
family
Francis
Francis
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Frank
Franklin (from
Staunton)
Hannah
Henry Winter
Henry Winter
Isaac
DAVIS
Isaac
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-19: 46
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 64
MACH-2: 26
MACH-44: 23,24
MACH-44: 24,27
MACH-37/38: 80
MACH-2: 16
MACH-22: 123
MACH-45: 9,16
University of Virginia Chapel, donated stone
for
MACH-52: 102
MACH-8:
40,43,44-50,53
MACH-1: 43,46
MACH-24: 46
free blacks
MACH-53: 124
MACH-7: 50
MACH-8: 42
MACH-5: 57
MACH-6: 55
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-14: 22
MACH-9: 58
MACH-12: 37
MACH-27/28: 64
MACH-23: 42,43
MACH-35/36: 151154
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Isaac
Isaac Jr.
Isaac Jr.
J. A. G.
J. W.
Jacob
James
James H.
Jeconias
Jefferson
DAVIS
Jefferson
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
DAVIS
Jefferson
DAVIS
Jefferson
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Jefferson
John
John
John
John
John
DAVIS
DAVIS
John A. G.
John A. G.
MACH-5: 53
MACH-35/36: 154
MACH-5: 53
MACH-22: 50
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-9: 62
MACH-6: 58
MACH-19: 45,46
MACH-9: 63
MACH-1: 24
MACH-16:
26,29,38,44
MACH-22:
112,199
MACH-3: 59
MACH-30: 58
MACH-40: 34
MACH-44: 32
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Va.,
interment in
birthday celebration
Mississippi Rifles and
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Va.,
interment in
Confederacy, raising troops for
eulogy for at dedication of Scottsville
monument, 1914
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-45: 5
MACH-45: 9
MACH-48: 55
MACH-48: 9
MACH-50:
111,114
MACH-57: 113
MACH-40: 34
MACH-5: 56,60
MACH-53: 126
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 49
MACH-12:
28,29,30,32
MACH-13: 63
DAVIS
DAVIS
John A. G.
John A. G.
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John A. G.
John A. G.
John A. G.
John A. G.
Central Gazette, editor of
of The Farm*
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John A. G.
John A. G.
John A. G.
of The Farm* - built, 1826
killed at U. Va. in student disorder, 1840
father of John Staige Davis
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John A. G.
John S.
John S.
John Staige
DAVIS
John Staige
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John Staige
John Staige
John Staige
John Staige
John Staige
John Staige (Dr.)
DAVIS
John Staige (Dr.)
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John Staige (Dr.)
John Staige (Dr.)
John Staige (Dr.)
DAVIS
John Staige (Mrs.)
correspondent
portrait: from lithograph by P.S. Duval
son of John A. G. Davis
home of and notes about
MACH-19: 35
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-35/36:
8,21,99
MACH-43: 11
MACH-50: 70-71
MACH-53L 51
MACH-56: 110111
MACH-58: 30
MACH-58: 6n
MACH-8:
44,53,67
MACH-35/36: 167
MACH-55: 91
MACH-29: 55
MACH-30:
31,46,55,57
MACH-33/34:
92,102
MACH-35/36: 168
MACH-43: 51
MACH-44: 37
MACH-58: 6n
MACH-12: 11
MACH-3:
64,67,69
MACH-42:
56,58,79
MACH-58: 6, 6n
MACH-8: 44,53
MACH-33/34:
92,102
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
John Staige, Jr.
John Staige, Jr.
John Staige, Jr.
John Staige, Jr.
John W.
John W.
John W.
John W.
DAVIS
DAVIS
John William Corbin
Joseph Claiborne
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Joseph Hoomes
Joseph Hoomes
Joseph Stephen
Judy (Daughter of
Kisiah)
Julia Johnson
DAVIS
K.
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Kisiah
Leonard
Leonard
Lewis
Lewis
Lucy
Lucy Blackford
Lucy M.
Madison
portrait
MACH-22:
92,96,99,101,102,
114,115,123,141,
148,149,156,159
MACH-3: 11
MACH-33/34: 120
MACH-8: 50,53
MACH-10: 11,13
MACH-19: 46
MACH-2: 26
MACH-29: 34,42
MACH-44:
24,27,28,29,30,31
,32,34,36
MACH-44: 30
MACH-44:
23,24,26,27,28,29
,30,31,34,35,36,3
7
MACH-44: 25
MACH-44: 23,24
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 12 MACH-53: 124
MACH-17: 50
clothing supplied by to University of Virginia
people, ca. 1820s
MACH-59: 55
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 54,
tailoress
MACH-53: 124
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 48
MACH-5: 57,60
MACH-9: 57
MACH-35/36: 170
MACH-42: 56,80
MACH-33/34: 106
MACH-19: 46
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Martha M.
Mary Hoomes
Mat
Morelle (Miss)
Mr.
Nancy
Nancy
Nicholas
DAVIS
DAVIS
Noah K.
Noah K.
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Noah K.
Noah K.
Noah K.
Noah K. (Mrs.)
DAVIS
Noah K. (Mrs.)
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Noah K. (Mrs.)
Olin (Lin)
Peter
Prof
Reuben (of Orange)
Richard Beale
Richard Beale
Richard Beale
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Richard Beale
Richard Beale
Robert
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Robert
Robert
Robert (Capt.)
MACH-22: 50
MACH-44: 23,24
MACH-44: 23
MACH-27/28: 11
MACH-20: 35
MACH-6: 50,56
MACH-9: 52
MACH-42: 7
MACH-27/28:
11,33,86
MACH-40: 68
University of Virginia Chapel - campaign
for
Judson Institute and
Rawlings Institute, initial trustee
Ladies Confederate Memorial Association,
president
Rotunda Civil War memorial tablets,
dedication of
stable of at University of Virginia
author: "Francis Walker Gilmer"
author: "Francis Walker Gilmer"
author: "Intellectual Life in Jefferson's
Virginia"
author: "Francis Walker Gilmer"
MACH-52: 101
MACH-54: 31
MACH-54: 40
MACH-4: 36
MACH-48: 44
MACH-48: 44
MACH-44: 28
MACH-6: 56
MACH-59: 49
MACH-10: 33
MACH-1: 6
MACH-4: 15
MACH-44: 30
MACH-51: 104
MACH-8: 68
MACH-23: 41,42
MACH-5: 2123,29,60
MACH-9: 44,45
MACH-8: 58
DAVIS
DAVIS
Robert Beale
Robert C.
DAVIS
Robert J.
DAVIS
Rosalie Edith
DAVIS
Rosalie Edith
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
Russell H.
Ruth L.
Ruth L.
Sallie Lee
Sally
Saluda
Samuel
Sophia
Susannah
T. M. (Dr.) (of Free
Union)
Theo. K.
DAVIS
DAVIS
Thomas
Westmoreland
DAVIS
DAVIS
Westmoreland
Wilbur Fisk
DAVIS
DAVIS
Wilbur Fisk
William
DAVIS
DAVIS
William
William
author: "Cherry Valley: The Jesse Garth
Plantation House, 1805-1997"
Lay, K. Edward, letter from
author: "A History of Mount Ed Baptist
Church, Albemarle County, Virginia"
marriage
Monticello described by (1866)
Davis Wing at Blue Ridge Sanitorium
named for
portrait
memoirs (1857-1862); as an antebellum
student and Civil War veteran
MACH-44:
23,26,27,28,29,31
,36,37
MACH-2: 33
MACH-35/36:
36,108
MACH-57: 123129
MACH-57: 125126
MACH-32: 9-38
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-44: 23,24
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 58
MACH-5: 28
MACH-21: 29,49
MACH-40: 34
MACH-10: 11
MACH-21: 21
MACH-6:
45,55,57
MACH-29: 72
MACH-57: 49n
MACH-44: 22
MACH-44: 23-40
MACH-19: 13
MACH-5:
53,57,60,63
MACH-6: 55
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
DAVIS
William
William Dudley
William Hoomes
William L.
DAVIS
DAVISON
DAVY
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
DAWSON
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
DAWSON LAND
COMPANY
DAWSON'S
FARM
DAY
William Thomas
George
a slave
DAY
DAY
Benjamin
Dorrie Septima
Giles
J. E.
Joseph
Martha
Martha
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Milly
Mr.
Nancy
permission to visit wife in D. C. granted
married John West
World war II work with Fredson Bowers
father of Dorrie Septima
teacher at Goshen, Va.
mother of Dorrie Septima
Virginia clergyman
MACH-9:
44,64,66
MACH-23: 50
MACH-44: 30
MACH-9: 18
MACH-44:
26,30,31
MACH-2: 20
MACH-50: 16
MACH-23: 26
MACH-9: 44
MACH-55: 68
MACH-56: 22
MACH-55: 68
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 68
MACH-6: 53
MACH-17: 47
MACH-29: 20
MACH-5: 14
MACH-6: 53,54
MACH-9: 46,52
MACH-9: 46
MACH-21: 28
MACH-9: 52
MACH-24: 35
MACH-37/38: 78
University of Virginia
and
produce supplied to by
Benjamin
father of Christiana Yates Day
lot purchased on corner Main and 3rf
Benjamin
Streets SE, 1820
Christiana Yates
married John B. Benson, 1821
MACH-59: 44-45
MACH-58: 72n
MACH-58: 72n
MACH-58: 72
DAY
Douglas
DAY
Douglas
DAY
DAY
DAY
DAY
DAY
DAY
DAY
DAY
Douglas
Elizabeth
James
John
John
Kenneth
Maria R.
Mary Jane
Reuben (at
Fredericksburg)
DAY
DAY
Richard H.B. (Dr.)
DAY
Samuel
DAY
Willis
DAY TO
REMEMBER, A:
THE BURNING
OF THE
ROTUNDA
Albemarle County
DAY'S INN
Fair Grounds
William Lewis
J. D. B.
Albemarle County Historical Society
executive director - 2002
MACH-60: iii
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
executive director, 2003
MACH-61: iii
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
executive director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-9: 51
football and
MACH-53: 24
MACH-16: 51
MACH-9: 51
MACH-46: 84
marriage
MACH-21: 34,49
marriage
MACH-21: 27,49
MACH-10: 33
MACH-22:
101,156
MACH-23: 50
MACH-23: 50
by Frederic Doveton Nichols
MACH-17: 57-65
part of located on property of
MACH-60: 105
Rives, William Cabell comments on election
of
MACH-52: 79
MACH-2: 9
DAYTON
DE BOW
DE BOW'S
REVUE
DE FORS
Earl of Albemarle
MACH-14: 26,32
MACH-16: 21
DE FORS
DE FORS
Isabella, Countess of
Albemarle and Devon
William of Oleron
MACH-16: 21
MACH-16: 20,21
DE JARNETTE
DE JARNETTE
DE LA COSTA
DE La HABA
DE MARCLAY
Daniel (Dr.) (of
Caroline County)
Elliott
Cabell, Joseph
Carrington
project to create a natural history museum
at William and Mary
Jean
De MENOU
DE MEUSNIER
Jules
DE RIEUX
DE RIEUX
DE SAINT LEU
DE
VAUGONDY'S
MAP OF THE
WEST-1755
DEACON
BOARD
DEADMAN
DEADMAN
DEAF, DUMB
AND BLIND
INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON
DEAL
DEAN
DEANE
DEANE
DEANE
Justin Pierre Plumard
Peter
Barre (Rear Adm.)
DEANE
DEANE
MACH-2: 8
MACH-3: 66,67
Rives, Judith Walker escorts to President's
reception
MACH-60: 91
MACH-41: 33
MACH-1: 50
MACH-52: 72
MACH-16: 51
MACH-8: 83
MACH-12: 48
MACH-19: 53
MACH-1: 17
MACH-39: 48
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 57
Ann
Samuel
Harvey
John
Bertha C.
Bertha C.
Bertha C.
Robert
Roger
group photo
Off The Fence, publisher of
author: "The Monticello Guard: Values and
Valor in the Rearming of Virginia, 18571862"
mentioned
MACH-23: 54
MACH-56: 23
MACH-50: 87
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-4: 60
MACH-50: 94-116
MACH-56: 36
DEANS, D. E.
AND COMPANY
DEAR GHOSTS
OF LEGO AND
MONTICELLO
DEARBORN
H. (Gen.)
DEARING
DEARING
DEARSTYNE
DEATH OF
ARCHER
CHRISTIAN:
ADDITIONAL
SOURCES AND
DOCUMENTS,
THE
DeBERRY
DEBT
DEBTOR'S
PRISON
DEBTS AND
TAXES
DEBUTANTES
DECKER
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
Eloise
James
Howard
Charlottesville Chronicle, publisher of, 18311833
MACH-50: 76
by Olivia Taylor
Colonial Williamsburg, wrote about
by John S. Watterson
Ed
of Virginia
MACH-2: 17-32
MACH-13: 22
MACH-39:
54,62,89
MACH-16: 29,30
MACH-13: 27
MACH-55: 132134
MACH-22: 122
MACH-11: 5-18
MACH-17: 14,16
by Parson John E. Massey
family
MACH-11: 11
MACH-27/28: 37
MACH-24: 50
MACH-1: 25,27
MACH-16: 8
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DECLARATION
OF
INDEPENDENC
E
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEDMAN
DEEDS
mentioned
Dixon
Dixon
Mary
Nathan
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel, Jr.
Susanna
Major
DEEMS
James M.
MACH-24: 38,63
MACH-27/28:
57,72,117
MACH-3: 27,73
MACH-30: 20
MACH-37/38: 44
Ivy hockey played by
Albemarle Female Institute, in charge of
music at
MACH-60: 82
MACH-6: 50,56
MACH-9: 56
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 43,46
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 46,49
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 49
MACH-21: 57
MACH-53: 33,45
DEER
DEER PARK
DEFOE
DEFOE
DEFOE
DEFOE
DEFOOR
DEFORE
DEKAY
DELANIE
DELATRE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
HOSPITAL
DELAWARE
RIVER
DeLaWARR
DELEVAN
(MUDWALL)
BUILDING
DELEVAN
(MUDWALL)
BUILDING
DELEVAN
(MUDWALL)
BUILDING
Wilmington
Greenville
Brandywine Springs
American Revolution British Army invades
MACH-26: 56
MACH-37/38: 233
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 10
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 62
MACH-41: 100
MACH-9: 48
MACH-6: 24
MACH-17:
14,31,37
MACH-31: 54
MACH-31: 54
MACH-7: 38
MACH-61: 38
British invade, 9/1777
MACH-61: 38
Benjamin
James
Micajah
Zachariah
Benjamin
Ann
Sandra L.
William
MACH-3: 63
Washington's
Crossing of,
12/25/1776
brief discussion of
MACH-61: 37
MACH-24: 50
MACH-22:
154,157
MACH-39: 1920,21,22,23,27
Gardner, Anna, Freedman's School of
MACH-55: 62
DELEVAN
(MUDWALL)
BUILDING
DELEVAN
HOSPITAL
DELEVAN
HOSPITAL
DELEVAN
HOTEL
DELEVAN
HOTEL
DELEVAN
HOTEL
DELICIOUS
(APPLE)
DELORME
DELOTT
DELUXE
RESTAURANT
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DEMAS
DeMENT
DEMETRIADES
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
became 1st Baptist Church, W. Main, 1868 MACH-55: 71
MACH-13: 33,37
MACH-22:
100,104,133,134,
136,147,154
MACH-30: 31,34
MACH-35/36: 107
MACH-46: 59
MACH-14: 23
MACH-18: 48
MACH-41: 100
Jeff
George
George
James
James
Nick
Sol
Thomas
Thomas
Bryon Hooker
J.
photo
Greek relations with locals and
Charlottesville Restaurant opened by
Greek relations with locals and
Charlottesville Restaurant and
Charlottesville Restaurant and
Charlottesville Restaurant and
Greek relations with locals and
Charlottesville Restauranr opened by
Makris-Roupas wedding and
MACH-24: 21
MACH-54: 15
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 15
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 15
MACH-54: 5
MACH-32: 27,28
MACH-54: 11
MACH-10:
5,6,15,17-19,2325,27,28,30-36,55
MACH-16:
9,11,38-43,45
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
DEMOCRATIC
PARY
DEMOCRATIC
PRESS
DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRITUS
DeMOLAY
DeMOTT
DENMARK
DENNIS
DENNIS
DENNY
DENNY
DENNY
DENTON
DENTON
DEPENDENT
PENSION ACT
OF 1887
Robertson, W.J. (as politician)
MACH-18: 33
MACH-27/28:
30,65
MACH-43:
45,47,51,52
Convention (Nashville-1850)
MACH-43: 47
Convention (Charleston, S.C.-1860)
MACH-44: 32
woman's suffrage and
MACH-55: 8
MACH-6: 8
Duke, R. T. W., Jr.
Goodyear, Charles
(Judge)
leader and activities in
MACH-59: 115
member of
MACH-59: 135
of Virginia
Confederate
city engineer
Jarldom
Albert P. (Mrs.)
family
Collins
Collins
Collins
John
Mary
University of Virginia, chaplian at
MACH-15: 39
MACH-11: 17,18
MACH-11: 8
MACH-4: 47
MACH-24: 47
MACH-37/38: 122
MACH-24: 52
MACH-3: 84
MACH-8: 43
MACH-24: 20
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-52: 110
MACH-6: 45,55
MACH-9: 62
MACH-13: 21
DEPOTS
(RAILROADS)
DEPRESSION,
THE
DER
STRUWELPETE
R
DERRYDALE
PRESS
DERY SILK
MILLS
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
DESPER
DESPER
DESVERNINE
DETTER
DETTINGEN
DETTOR
DEVARD
DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
DEVENS
DeVERE
DeVERE
DEVEREUS
PLAYERS
DEVIL'S DYKE,
THE
(MOUNTAIN
GAP)
DEVIN
DEVIN
MACH-29: 61
MACH-29: 41,45
Clarence
Willie
Raoul
John
Joseph
Thos.
Charles (Gen.)
Schele
Schele
by Heinrich Hoffman
MACH-33/34:
93,94
Catlin, Mrs. Randolph and
MACH-56: 12
mentioned
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Battle of
Virginia clergyman
MACH-53:
100,101
MACH-53: 80
MACH-53: 78
MACH-29: 43,49
MACH-32: 45
MACH-16: 23
MACH-21: 32
MACH-7: 27
MACH-33/34:
15,19
MACH-3:
39,41,42
MACH-24: 14
MACH-8: 42
MACH-13: 50
Thomas
Thomas Casimer
MACH-26: 42
MACH-22: 42
MACH-17: 73
DEVINS
DEVOTO
DeWITT
DEYERLE
DIABETES
DIALLY
DIARRHEA AND
DYSENTERY
DIARY OF A
SOUTHERN
REFUGEE
DURING THE
WAR
Gen.
Bernard
an engineer
Littlebeary (Mrs.)
Thomas
MACH-6: 23
DIARY OF A
YOUNG GIRL
OF ALBEMARLE,
1873
DIARY OF
ROBERT ROSE
DIBBLE
DICE
DICE
DICE
DICE
DICK
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. interviewed him at Monte
Sano*
MACH-59: 136
Lewis and Clark, journals of edited by
MACH-13: 22
MACH-35/36: 34
MACH-1: 50
MACH-33/34: 91
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 34
MACH-30:
49,50,52
edited by Anne Page Brydon
W. E.
Dr. (Charlottesville
physician)
family
Henry
R. R. (Dr.)
University of Virginia Confederate Cemetery
and
MACH-48: 9
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
DICK
Archibald (of Stafford
County)
Old Rag Mountain, patent on
French and Indian War, appointed
Charles
commissary
DICK
Garrett family slave
DICK
MACH-20: 5-73
MACH-45:
20,21,23,26,31
MACH-44: 37
MACH-8: 43
MACH-53: 124
MACH-2: 7
MACH-1: 15
MACH-49: 58
MACH-52: 4
MACH-61: 86-87,
Greenwood, Virginia - during Sheridan's raid 88,91,92
DICK
DICK
DICK
DICKE
WELINGTON
(SLAVE)
Garrett slave
MacDonald
slave
Union soldiers - interactions with, ca. 1867
Ivy hockey played by
of Bezaleel Brown
owned by - listed on appraisal, 1829
DICKENS
Brown, Bezaleel
Catherine Hogarth
(Mrs. Charles)
DICKENS
DICKENS
DICKENSON
DICKENSON
DICKENSON
DICKENSON
DICKENSON
DICKENSON
Charles
Charles
A. E.
John
Thomas
Wiley
William
William
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKERSON
DICKIE
DICKIE
B. F.
Elizabeth
Frances
Henry
John
John
John
Mary
Mary
Nancy
Thomas
Thomas
Wiley
William
William
John
John
Rawlings Institute, on committee to solicit
funds for
MACH-61:
(86)(87)(88)(92)
MACH-21: 60
MACH-61: 11
MACH-61: 8
MACH-11:
53,59,60
MACH-11: 53,5860
MACH-29: 25
MACH-9: 19
MACH-9: 52,56
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 51
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 53
MACH-54: 66n
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 52
MACH-39: 84
MACH-10: 21
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 52,56
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 51
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 53
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 18
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
Albert E.
Albert E.
Albert E.
Albert E.
Albert E.
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
Albert E.
Albert E.
DICKINSON
Albert E.
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON, R.
H. AND
BROTHER
DICKSON
DICTATORSHIP
DICTIONARY OF
AMERICAN
BIOGRAPHY
(BOOK)
Albert E.
C. E.
Charles G.
Charlie
John
Sallie
Sallie
William P.
William P.
William P.
DIERENFIELD
DIETERICH
DIETZ BUGGY
LANTERN
Albemarle Female Institute and
MACH-53: 34
Wyatt, R. M., correspondence with
MACH-53: 38-41
Charlottesville Baptist Church, pastor of
MACH-53: 40
Broadus, John A. and
MACH-53: 41
Farish, William P. and
MACH-53: 41
Albemarle Female Institute and - formation MACH-53:
of
42,43,45
Rawlings Institute and
MACH-54: 40-44
Rawlings Institute and - board of trustees,
resigns from
MACH-54: 53
Rawlings Institute and - fund raising, assists
with
MACH-54: 58
MACH-37/38: 77
MACH-19: 35
MACH-20: 37,40
MACH-46: 68
marries Richard Rawlings
MACH-54: 30
Albemarle Female Institute and
MACH-54: 31
Rawlings, Richard and
MACH-54: 30-31
Albemarle Female Institute, owns share of MACH-54: 33
death of
MACH-54: 35
slave dealers of Richmond
Lucy
Bruce J.
William H.
author: "A New Deal Backlash: The
Attempted Purge of Howard W. Smith"
MACH-58: 68
MACH-6: 56
MACH-29: 38
MACH-21: 6
MACH-37/38: 187229
MACH-12: 22
MACH-3: 12
DIFFENDERFER Rosalie R.
DIGEST OF
ACCOUNTS OF
MANUFACTURI
NG
ESTABLISHMEN
TS IN THE
UNITED STATES
AND OF THEIR
MANUFACTURE
S
DIGESTIVE
DISORDERS
DIGGES
Anne St. Leger
DIGGES
David D. S.
DIGGES
Dudley
DIGGES
Dudley
DIGGES
family
DIGGES
family
DIGGES
Martha
DIGGS
Dudley
family (of
DIGGS
Charlottesville)
DILBER
Samuel
DILLARD
G. Mason
DILLARD
DILLARD
George Mason
George W.
DILLARD
James D.
DILLARD
DILUVIUM
James Hardy (Dr.)
married William Minor Dabney
MACH-48: 59n
MACH-10: 20
Lt. Gov.
Sir
Scottsville Confederate Monument
dedication, speaker at, 1914
Scottsville Confederate monument
dedication
magistrate, nominated as, 1867
Moore, Edward C and Lucy M. debtors to,
1827
MACH-30: 56
MACH-24: 50
MACH-23: 51
MACH-19: 10
MACH-24: 50
MACH-24: 47
MACH-8: 43
MACH-23: 51
MACH-42: 4,9
MACH-44: 37
MACH-5: 63
MACH-57: 112113
MACH-48: 47
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-58: 76
office at corner of Main && 4th Streets, East MACH-48: 84n
Red
MACH-7: 45
DINGLEDINE
Raymond V., Jr.
DINGLEDINE
DINGLEDINE
William K.
William K.
DINGLEDINE
DINNER AT
"MONTICELLO"
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
William K.
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
James
James
James
James
James
DINSMORE
James
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINSMORE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
James
James
James
E. E.
Eliza (Mrs.)
family
Governor
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
Governor
Harman
James
James L.
Joseph A.
Andrew
James
James
ambulance driver in World War I comments on glamour of
ambulance driver in World War I
World War I memoirs donated to U Va.,
ca.1960s
MACH-1: 43
MACH-57:
20,26,29-30
MACH-57: 2-3
MACH-57: 32
MACH-31: 87
MACH-19: 46
MACH-15: 37
MACH-16: 49,52
MACH-17:
11,13,17,18,26,29
,30,38,39,48
MACH-18: 28
MACH-19: 46
MACH-23: 22,28
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-46: 32f,3638,40,43,45,49,54
,57
photo: plan of speculative lots on West Main
St.
MACH-46: 34
Montpelier* and
MACH-51: 127
University of Virginia, construction of
MACH-52: 47
MACH-46: 7f
MACH-2: 25
MACH-8: 43
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - opinion of
MACH-52: 4
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - French and
Indian War, appointed commissary by
MACH-52: 4
Forest Park, property became a part of
MACH-56: 113
MACH-44: 38
MACH-22: 11
son of William W.
MACH-61: (90n)
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
M.
Mary L.
Robert
Robert
Robert
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
DINWIDDIE
COUNTY
DINWIDDIE
COUNTY
DINWIDDIE
WAY
DIOCESE OF
VIRGINIA
DIOCLETION
DIOGENES
DIPLOMATS
DIPTHERIA
DIPTHERIA
W.
Walter
Walter
Walthall
William
William
William
William W.
DIRDA
DISABLED
AMERICAN
VETERANS
DISBROW
DISBROW
DISBROW
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Forest Park, property became a part of
son of William W.
Union soldiers capture but release, 1867
MACH-22: 190
MACH-1: 50
MACH-1: 12.15
MACH-16: 23
MACH-3: 82
MACH-22: 190
MACH-37/38: 87
MACH-56: 113
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 23,31
MACH-22: 140
MACH-61: (90n)
MACH-61: (90)
MACH-35/36: 127
Greenwood area
botany, study of in
MACH-51: 105
wooded lane still seen
MACH-61: (90n)
British and French
MACH-26: 20,48
MACH-26: 12
MACH-4: 47
MACH-14: 10
MACH-26: 8,62
MACH-3: 11,14
Michael
Bowers, Fredson, comments on biography
of
MACH-56: 20
Natalie J.
Natalie J.
Natalie J.
Charlottesville Chapter
Thomas Walker, Man of Affairs
Thomas Walker of Albermarle
Thomas Walker, Man of Affairs
MACH-7: 80
MACH-1: 3,5,52
MACH-1: 5-18
MACH-12: 41
DISBROW
DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST
CHURCH
DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST
CHURCH
DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST
CHURCH
DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST
CHURCH
DISCUSSION OF
THE LIVES OF
JEFFERSON
AND ADAMS, A
(BOOK) (1826)
DISEASE
DISEASE
DISEASE
DISEASE
DISEASE
DISEASE
DISMAL SWAMP
DISMAL SWAMP
DISMAL SWAMP
CANAL
DISPENSARY
DISRAELI
Natalie J.
Thomas Walker, Man of Affairs
MACH-19: 10
MACH-46: 54
Campbell, Alexander
and Thomas
founders of
MACH-52: 90
photo
MACH-46: 56
built in 1836
Union Christian
Intelligencer and
MACH-50: 76
Monticello*, description of
Southern
Southern - theories of in Colonial times
MACH-21: 17
MACH-25: 14,17
MACH-26: 63
MACH-29: 56
MACH-30: 44
MACH-30: 45
MACH-52: 25
MACH-1: 12
MACH-4: 19
Confederate prisoners from Roanoke Island
moved over, 1861
MACH-59: 76
MACH-3: 11
MACH-6: 21
DISSERTATION
ON EDUCATION
IN THE FORM
OF A LETTER
FROM JAMES
MAURY TO
ROBERT
JACKSON, JULY
17,1762
DISTILLERY
DISTRICT
NUMBER ONE
DIUGUID
J. H.
DIUGUID
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
William
George
George
George
George
George
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
George
George
George
George
George
George
George
Martha Walker (Mrs
George)
Martha Walker (Mrs
George)
Thomas
DIVERS
DIVERS
DIVERS
edited by Helen Duprey Bullock
married Martha Walker
Walker, Martha, uncle of
Farmington* and
Christ Episcopal Church and
MACH-2: 36-60
MACH-26: 66
MACH-13: 37
MACH-1: 36
MACH-5:
11,26,30
MACH-1: 10
MACH-10: 26
MACH-12: 44,48
MACH-17: 39
MACH-19: 46
MACH-29: 813,16-21
MACH-5: 60,76
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 68
MACH-52: 68
MACH-55: 23
MACH-8: 58
MACH-19: 46
MACH-29: 18
MACH-9: 48,54
DIVISION OF
MOTION
PICTURE
CENSOESHIP
(VIRGINIA)
DIX
DIXIE
DIXIE (SONG)
DIXIE (SONG)
DIXIE (SONG)
DIXON
DIXON
John A.
Monticello* described by ( 1820)
Confederate
Veterans
sung by at gatherings
University of Virginia pep band plays at every football game
family
George
Mary (of Hanover
County)
Rosanna
DIXON
DIXON
DIXON AND
HUNTER (FIRM)
DO
DOANE
DOBBIN
DOBBINS
DOBBINS
DOBBINS
Allan (Dr.)
Bishop
James C. (Hon.)
Hugh
Hugh
Jas.
DOBBS
John T.
DOBBS
John T.
DOBIE
Armistead (Judge)
DOBSON
John
DOBSON,
DALTERA AND
WALKER (FIRM)
DOBSON,
DALTERA AND
WALKER (FIRM)
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
photo: with Curtiss Carter and Car 22 of C
&& A Rwy
MACH-29: 78
MACH-21: 16
MACH-6: 11,23
MACH-45: 7
MACH-59: 98
MACH-60: 48
MACH-8: 43
MACH-6: 36
MACH-6: 26
MACH-6: 36
MACH-37/38:
32,33
MACH-22: 133
MACH-26: 60
MACH-19: 46
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 33
MACH-1: 36
MACH-37/38: 168
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
MACH-37/38: 181
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-52: 3
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
MACH-52:
12,13,19
composition of
MACH-52: 3n
DOCKSTADER Lew
DOCTOR
WALKER'S
LAND TITLE TO
CASTLE HILL
DOCTORS
DOCTORS
DOCTORS
DOCTOR'S
REMINISCENSE
S OF
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY, A
DOCUMENTARY
HISTORY OF
THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION,
1776-1782
DODD
Jno.
DODD
DODD
DODD
DODD
DODD
John B.
John B.
Martha
W. E.
William E.
DODD
DODD
DODD
DODDRIDGE
DODDS
DODGE
DODGE
DODSON
William E., Jr.
William E., Jr.
William E., Jr.
Philip
William
William E. (Mrs.)
William E. Jr.
Ann
MACH-31: 23
by John H. Hopewell
MACH-26: 81-85
MACH-25: 42
MACH-26:
45,47,62,63,66
MACH-29: 55
by Halstead S.Hedges
MACH-3: 5-16
University of Virginia, controversy with
Alderman, 1854
photo: (7/25/38) campaigning
poster: (7/28-38); for campaign
Madison Hall, funds for donated by
New York City YMCA chapter leader, 1865
MACH-19: 13
MACH-1: 36
MACH-52: 120121
MACH-52: 121
MACH-37/38: 209
MACH-12: 15,16
MACH-33/34: 131
MACH-37/38: 186229
MACH-37/38: 202
MACH-37/38: 204
MACH-23: 29
MACH-6: 57
MACH-58: 5n,41
MACH-58: 26
MACH-6: 57
DODSON
DODSON
DOE SKIN
CASSIMER
DOG TOWN
family
Leonidas
DOLLIN
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLINS
DOLLY
MADISON INN
DOLLY
MADISON INN
DOLTON
DOLTON
DOLTON
DOLTON
DOLTON
DOLTON
DOMESDAY
BOOK
DOMESTIC LIFE
OF THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THE (BOOK)
(1871)
J.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Hugh A.
Isabel (Mrs.)
James
John
Mary
Mittey
Presley
Presley
Richard
Shenandoah National Park lands,
resettlement from
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-8: 7
MACH-14: 31,42
MACH-26: 69
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 56
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 25
MACH-9: 56
MACH-5: 56
MACH-6: 56
MACH-6: 55
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 62
MACH-27/28: 92
MACH-46: 59
MACH-5: 50,53
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 45
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 52
MACH-5: 53,60
David
Elizabeth
Isaac
John
Thomas
William
MACH-24: 52
by Sarah N. Randolph
MACH-3: 28
DOMINION
VIRGINIA
POWER
DON CAESAR
de BAZAN
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
DON MIFF
(NOVEL)
DONAHUE
DONELSON
DONIAL
DONKLEY
M. J.
Daniel S. (Gen.)
Henri
family
DONOHUE
DONOHUE
DONOHUE
DONOVAN
Edward M.
Edward M.
Edward M.
Daniel
building owned by
Albemarle County Fair Grounds - entrance
to located at, 1921
MACH-60: 105
MACH-31: 18
DONOVAN
DONOVAN
DONOVAN
DONOVAN
DONOVAN
Herbert A.
Herbert A. (Rev)
Herbert A. (Rev)
Herbert A. (Rev)
Herbert A. (Rev)
DOOLEY
Jean
DOOLEY
Jean
DOOLEY
Jean
DOOLEY
DOOMS
DOOMS,
VIRGINIA
DORE
Jean
John
football and
marriage
author: From Horse Cars to Buses in
Charlottesville, 1887-1935"
UVa YMCA - dances sponsored by,
comments about
interview with
photo (group)
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
mountain people and
mountain community
Gustav
MACH-33/34: 69
MACH-53: 2
MACH-21: 30,49
MACH-4: 40
MACH-8: 43
MACH-12: 1-10
MACH-13: 68
MACH-14: 34
MACH-9: 56
MACH-58: 47-48
MACH-33/34: 137
MACH-40: 19
MACH-54: 13
MACH-54: 25
MACH-59iii
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-62: iii
MACH-51: 56
MACH-51: 58
MACH-3: 23
DORHORTY
Thomas
MACH-7: 27
DORIC STYLE
OF
ARCHITECTURE
MACH-15: 36,37
DORIC STYLE
OF
ARCHITECTURE
MACH-17:
30,45,50
DORIC STYLE
OF
ARCHITECTURE
DORMAN
DOS PASSOS
DOS PASSOS
DOSS
Mr.
John
John
Richard Burke
DOSS
DOSWELL
DOSWELL
Richard Burke
family
Norma
DOSWELL
DOSWELL
DOSWELL
DOSWELL
DOTSON
DOTY
DOUGHERTY
Norma
Sallie J.
Sallie J.
Sally
James
William Kavanaugh
David M.
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
A. N.
Archibald
Arkillis
family
DOUGLAS
family
Franklin, Benjamin and
ambulance driver in World war I
Parson John E. Massey, Relentless
Readjuster
MACH-17: 75
MACH-35/36: 106
MACH-3: 74
MACH-57: 1
MACH-11: 3,5,64
MACH-11: 5-18
MACH-8: 43
MACH-4: 36
Confederate Monument Committee member MACH-48: 16
MACH-4: 60
Confederate Monument Comittee member MACH-48: 16,19
MACH-24: 36
MACH-9: 63
MACH-17: 54
MACH-9: 42
MACH-8:
46,47,53
MACH-8: 45,46
MACH-9: 43
MACH-24: 46
MACH-57: 128cemetery at Cherry Valley*
129
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
Frederick A.
George F.
George W.
Henry
James
John
John S.
Maria
Mary Brumfield
Sallie
Stephen A.
Stephen Arnold
Achilles
Achilles
DOUGLASS
Albert
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
Amanda
Ann (of Orange)
Charles
Charles
Elizabeth
family
family
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
Fountain
Frances
Judith
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
Moonring
Robert
Robert
Thomas
DOUGLASS
Valentine
Nantucket Anti-Slavery Convention and
Cherry Valley* owned by, 1926-1949
Cherry Valley* owned by, 1926-1949
Col.
married Walter Davis Dabney
tombstone for at Cherry Valley*
MACH-55: 62
MACH-57: 124
MACH-57: 124
MACH-15: 12
MACH-9: 45
MACH-40: 35
MACH-23: 51
MACH-8:54
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-57: 129
MACH-16: 29
MACH-44: 32
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 49
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 24,
farmer
MACH-53: 124
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 13 MACH-53: 124
MACH-6: 49,57
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 56
free blacks
MACH-53: 124
MACH-8: 42,43
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 38,
farmer
MACH-53: 124
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 124
MACH-9: 56
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 6
months
MACH-53: 124
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 56
MACH-5: 53,67
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 22,
ditcher
MACH-53: 124
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
DOVE
DOVE
DOVER (OR
GENITO)
FRIENDS
MEETING
DOVER
BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
DOW
CHEMICAL
COMPANY
DOWEL
DOWEL
DOWEL
DOWEL
DOWEL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
DOWELL
William (Rev. of
Goochland)
William (Rev. of
Goochland)
William (Rev. of
Goochland)
William T.
Fred
Usley
MACH-2: 37
MACH-3: 70
MACH-6: 55
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 2 MACH-53: 124
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-5: 56
MACH-40: 35
MACH-32: 14
recruiters at picketed by students during
University of Virginia Vietnam War
Elijah
John, Jr.
Patience
Richard
Richard
Ambrose
Anne
family
Dunlora*, lived in cottage at
John
John
Albemarle Iron Works, protests sale of land
Major
of
Rachel
Reuben
Sally
Thomas
MACH-60: 61
MACH-9: 58,64
MACH-9: 59
MACH-9: 59
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 58,64
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 55
MACH-48: 95
MACH-5: 53
MACH-6: 50,57
MACH-50: 56
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 64
MACH-5: 63
DOWELL
DOWNING
William
Charles
DOWNING
DOWNING
DOWNING
DOWNING
DOWNPOUR
DOWNS
DOWNS
DOYLE
Charles
family
Robert
William S., Jr.
Mary Elizabeth
William
Charles E.
marriage
author: "Reception of General Lafayette in
Albemarle"
Greek Orthodox Church, designer of
World War I activities, comments about
Albemarle Free Black resides at, 1833
DOYLE
Dennis
DOYLE
Mr.
DOYLE
Saddler
DOYLE'S RIVER
DOYLE'S RIVER
DOYLE'S RIVER
DOYLE'S RIVER Brown family
DOYLE'S RIVER Brown family and
Brown family
DOYLE'S RIVER plantations
DOYLE'S RIVER Brown's Cove
DOYLE'S RIVER Mount Fair* property
DOYLE'S RIVER mountain farms and
DOYLESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DOYLESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
DOYLESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
Early's Store (Tom)
DOYLESVILLE,
VIRGINIA
mountain community
property owned along
map showing location of
eastern boundary of
has spring feeding river
MACH-5: 53
MACH-21: 30,50
MACH-24: 53-66
MACH-8: 43
MACH-31: 18
MACH-54: 26
MACH-26: 43
MACH-59: 27,28
MACH-53: 134
MACH-37/38: 75
MACH-5:
25,32,34
MACH-6: 35
MACH-5: 70
MACH-23: 42
MACH-24: 49
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-61: 1
MACH-61: 6
MACH-61: 2
MACH-61: 4
MACH-61: 13
MACH-51: 58
MACH-10: 11
MACH-8: 71
MACH-8: 71
MACH-51: 58
DR. CHARLES
BROWN'S
REMINISCENCE
S OF EARLY
ALBEMARLE
DRAKE
Daniel
DRAKE
James Hedges
DRAMA IN
ALBEMARLE
DRAMA IN
ALBEMARLE
DRAMMOND
Hundley
DRAPER
DRAPER
DRAPER
DRAPER
DREW
DREW
DREW
DREW
DREW
DRISCOLL
Lyman Copeland
Lyman Copeland
Lyman Copeland
Lyman Copeland
Elizabeth
family
John
Susan Brown
Thomas
Augustus
DRISCOLL
DROHUE
DROPSY
DROWN
DRUGGETS
DRUIN
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
John F.
Christian
edited by Mary Rawlings and W. Edwin
Hemphill
French Foreign Legion in World war I and
MACH-8: 55-68
MACH-7: 11
MACH-57: 5n
dramatic week at U.Va. (summer)
MACH-13: 51
wife of Thomas Drew
barber shop owner
Morris, Mildred and
Base Hospital 41, World War I, died of
influenza
George F.
marriage
Nellie
Adam
Arthur
George
Gladys
Harriet (Mrs.)
J. W.
death of husband
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
illustration
MACH-32: 81-122
MACH-6: 55
MACH-1:
9,10,12,14,16,18
MACH-17: 51
MACH-19: 7-9,12
MACH-3: 76
MACH-52: 123
MACH-44: 30
MACH-13: 46
MACH-39: 81
MACH-52: 123
MACH-56: 46
MACH-59: 19
MACH-41: 102
MACH-26: 26
MACH-21: 30,52
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-53: 82
MACH-23: 51
MACH-53: 80,82
MACH-9: 50
MACH-53: 82
MACH-32: 45
MACH-53: 81
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMHELLER
DRUMING
DRUMMOND
DUANE
DuBOSE
J. W.
Leonard
Nicholas
Sarah
Charles
Ann
W. (Col.)
Emma Robertson
(Mrs)
DuBOSE
Samuel
DuBOSE HOUSE
(PARK STREET)
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
DUDLEY
MOUNTAIN
DUEL
DUELING
DUELING
family
Gordon
James
James
Jas.
Marika
Mr.
Nora
R. S.
Russell
S. P.
Susanna
Old, John
Walker, Marshall
(Gen.)
DUELL, SLOANE
AND PEARCE
DUERR
William
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
slave of and
MACH-53: 82
MACH-32: 45
MACH-32: 45
MACH-23: 51
MACH-14: 13
MACH-49: 7
MACH-17: 28
MACH-24: 23
MACH-35/36:
20,107
Albemarle College for Young Ladies, home
of, 1900-1902
MACH-54: 39
MACH-8: 43
MACH-44: 47-48
MACH-5: 70
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 56
MACH-9: 56
MACH-22: 155
MACH-44: 47-48
MACH-9: 17
MACH-17: 7
MACH-23: 51
MACH-9: 65
land purchaed on, ca. 1770
MACH-61: (57)
killed in
MACH-59: 147
MACH-27/28: 31
MACH-58: 24
considered a vice in mid 19th century
MACH-11: 63
MACH-45: 47
DUFFIELD
DEPOT,
VIRGINIA
DUFF'S
(WILLIAM)
FRIENDS
MEETING
DUFFY
DUGGINS
MACH-22: 81
DUGLISON
Robley
DUKE
DUKE
Alexander
Alexander
DUKE
DUKE
Camman Coleman
Camman Coleman
(b.1900)
DUKE
DUKE
Charles C.
Charles Hedges
DUKE
DUKE
Cleaveures
Cora B. (Mrs.)
Edith Ridgeway
Slaughter (Mrs.
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr.)
Edith Ridgeway
Slaughter (Mrs.
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr.)
Edwin Ellicott
(b.1899)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
MACH-40: 35
MACH-6: 45,55
MACH-32: 45
Margaret
Thomas C.
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of bought by at
auction, 1828
MACH-58: 78n
MACH-35/36:
72,119
MACH-9: 19
MACH-59: 113114
MACH-59: 121122
Sunny Side* farmed by part time
son of William Richard Duke; biographical
notes
son of Richard and Maria Walker Duke;
Morea* and
MACH-59: 89
son of Richard William Duke, notes about
MACH-59: 109n
son of Henry Duke, Jr.; great grandfather of
Richard Duke (b.1787)
MACH-59: 87
MACH-39: 35
MACH-3: 33
MACH-49: 25
son of R. T. W. Duke Jr.; died in infancy
MACH-59: 121
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
daughter of Richard William Duke, notes
Elizabeth
about
Elizabeth (Mrs. R. T.
W. Sr.)
mentiioned
Elizabeth Eskridge
Aunt Fanny was a slave of
daughter of William Richard Duke; died in
Elizabeth Eskridge
infancy
daughter of Camman Coileman Duke;
Elizabeth Eskridge
married John Amoroso
Elizabeth Eskridge
(Mrs. R. T. W. , Sr.) biographical notes
Elizabeth Eskridge
(Mrs. R. T. W., Sr.)
Sheridan's raid, experience during, 1865
Elizabeth Scott
Eskridge (Mrs.
Richard Thomas
Walker)
Emily
Emily
Emily
Emily
Emily
photo: with Bernard Chamberlain and
Emily
William B. O'Neal
Albemarle County Historical Society Emily
exhibit of antique silver
Albemarle County Historical Society Emily
president
Emily (Mrs. William
Richard)
Morea*, resided at
daughter of Richard William Duke, notes
Emily Anderson
about
Eskridge
automobile of, 1917
Paper Memories: Recalling the Dukes of
family
Albemarle - by Elizabeth F. Archer
MACH-59: 109n
MACH-59: 120
MACH-59: 101
MACH-59: 121
MACH-59: 122
MACH-59: 90-91
MACH-59: 93-94
MACH-3:
33,41,43-45,4749,51,52
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18: 53,54
MACH-19: 58,59
MACH-20: 75,76
MACH-29: 15
MACH-48: 105
MACH-48: 116
MACH-48: 118
MACH-59: 109n
MACH-59: 109n
MACH-49: 39
MACH-29: 85-126
DUKE
family
Shenandoah National Park, compensation
for land in
DUKE
family
slaves and
DUKE
family
strong ties among
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
family
family
family
Helen R.
Helen R.
article about
DUKE
Helen R.
DUKE
Helen R.
DUKE
Helen R.
DUKE
Helen Ridson
Helen Ridson
(b.1895)
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Henry
Henry Jr.
Henry Sr.
Jack
James
John F. Slaughter
(b.1889)
Kate Holeen Hedges
(Mrs. Richard
William)
Lucy Ann
Lucy Marshall
(b.1931)
author: "Judge R.T.W. Duke, Jr. (18531926)"
author: "Recollections of Judge R.T.W.
Duke, Jr."
biographical notes
daughter of R. T. W. Duke Jr.
King's Council (colonial), Henry Duke
member of, 17th century
father of Cleveures Duke
immigrant to America, 1653
son of R. T. W., Jr.
MACH-51: 81
MACH-59: 101104
MACH-59: 119 et
seq
MACH-59: 85-125
MACH-6: 20
MACH-8: 42
MACH-1: 50
MACH-14: 27
MACH-3:
3,33,34,84,86
MACH-3: 33-34
MACH-3: 34-55
MACH-59: 123134
MACH-59: 121
MACH-59: 87
MACH-59: 87
MACH-59: 87
MACH-49: 25
MACH-10: 25
son of R. T. W. Duke Jr.
MACH-59: 121
family of
marriage
daughter of William Eskridge Duke Sr.;
married Gerald Kinne
MACH-59: 109n
MACH-21: 48,49
MACH-59: 123
DUKE
DUKE
Margaret Brown
(1850-1851)
daughter of R. T. W. Duke, Sr.
Maria Walker (18551856)
daughter of R. T. W. Duke, Sr.
Maria Walker (Mrs.
Richard)
Maria Walker (Mrs.
Richard)
granddaughter of Dr. Thomas Walker
Martha
daughter of Richard William Duke, notes
Martha
about
Martha Walker
DUKE
Martha Walker
DUKE
Martha Walker
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Martha Walker
Martha Walker
Martha Walker
Mary
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary (b.1857)
Mary Perrin White
(Mrs. Camman
Coleman)
Mary Perrin White
(Mrs. Cammann
Colemen)
Mary Williougby (b.
1885)
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Duke, R. T. W. Jr., poems of and
death of
American Red Cross - active in
biographical notes
daughter of R. T. W. Duke, Sr.
MACH-59: 91
MACH-59: 91
MACH-22: 193
MACH-52: 115
MACH-29: 15
MACH-59: 109n
MACH-1: 50
MACH-12: back
cover
MACH-13: back
cover
MACH-14: back
cover
MACH-15: 46,47
MACH-3: 84
MACH-22: 157
MACH-59: 118119
MACH-59: 120
MACH-59: 123
MACH-59: 123
MACH-59: 91
congressional desk given to Albemarle
County Historical Society
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. Congressional desk of
donated to Albemarle County Historical
Society
MACH-59: 106n
daughter of R. T. W. Duke Jr.
MACH-59: 121
MACH-59: 106
DUKE
DUKE
Mattie J. (Miss)
May
daughter of Richard and Maria Walker
Duke; Morea* and
daughter of Richard Thomas Walker, Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
Maymee R. Slaughter
(Mrs. Richard
Thomas Walker, Jr.)
Nancy Montgomery
Woood
McIntire Public Library librarian
R. T. W Jr.
oratorical accomplishments
DUKE
R. T. W.
DUKE
R. T. W.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
DUKE
R. T. W.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
MACH-59: 89
MACH-49: 25
MACH-3: 33
MACH-59: 122
MACH-59: 118
MACH-22:
9,12,79,MACH25: 7,12
MACH-27/28:
77,87
MACH-37/38:
78,89,128,153
MACH-45: 7,57
Confederate Monument (Court Square) committee member
MACH-48: 16
Confederate Cemetery Monument - Buberl,
Caspar, contract with
MACH-48: 5
Confederate Cemetery Monument MACH-48:
dedication committee
9,10,12
Good Roads movement in Albemarle
MACH-49: 41-45
Albemarle Rifles - organized by
MACH-50: 106
photo portrait,
MACH-50: 107
Court Square - house on
MACH-52: 117
Court Square - lot purchased on
MACH-52: 118
Alderman, 1854
MACH-52: 121
son of Richard and Maria Walker Duke
MACH-59: 89
(Mrs.)
MACH-27/28: 98
Albemarle County Historical Society,
III
meeting speaker
MACH-48: 112
III
biographical notes
MACH-59: 123
III (b.1887) son of R. T. W. Duke Jr.
MACH-59: 121
DUKE
R. T. W. IV (b.1924) son of William Eskridge Duke Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
Confederate Monument (Court Square) cornerstone ceremony
Sons of Confederate Veterans, R. T. W.
Duke Camp - Commander
Christ Episcopal Church - speaker at
cornerstone ceremonies
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
John Bowie Strange memorial, dedication of
biographical sketch
travels of
diary of
photo portrait
travels of - by auto, 1906-1917
Shenendoah National Park, owned land in
McCue murder case and
MACH-48: 53
MACH-49: 21-25
MACH-49: 21-25
MACH-49: 21-25
MACH-49: 23
MACH-49: 37-40
MACH-51: 71
MACH-51: 77
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
MACH-53: 99-100
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
World War I and
Scottsville Confederate Reunion, 1908,
speaker at
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
Benson family, comments about
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
slaves of
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Judge R. T. W. Duke, Jr. - by Helen R.
Duke
recollections of
photo portrait
MACH-59: 123
MACH-22:
39,67,79,101,157,
194
MACH-27/28: 76
MACH-3: 33
MACH-3: 33-55
MACH-3: opp.
p.34
MACH-39: 29
MACH-46:
3,9f,14,24
MACH-48: 31
MACH-48: 32
MACH-48: 32
MACH-57: 110
MACH-58: 7273,72n
MACH-59: 101102
MACH-59: 102105
MACH-59: 107114
MACH-59: 108
MACH-59: 111
MACH-59: 111
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
slaves of
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
law firm of
Congress, served in
Virginia Law Register edited by
Commonwealth's Attorney
Roosevelt, Theodore - presided at luncheon
for, 1903
MACH-59: 115
MACH-59: 115Charlottesville Ice Company - president
116
service to education
MACH-59: 117
school board membership
MACH-59: 117
MACH-59: 117Masonic Order, activities in
118
MACH-59: 118literary achievements
119
fishing trips to Moorman's River with father MACH-59: 120
devotion to father
MACH-59: 120
MACH-59: 127 et
recollections of
seq.
MACH-59: 127 et
Cool Spring Barbecue Club and
seq.
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 141Birdwood*, reminisces about
142
Slaughter, J. F. - father-in-law of
MACH-59: 145
quotation from Schopenhauer used in
speech
MACH-59: 85
McIntire Library, comments on laying of
cornerstone of, 1919
MACH-59: 85
recollections of written for his children
MACH-59: 86
Buckingham Palace, presented at
MACH-59: 86
Albemarle County Historical Society has
correspondence of
MACH-59: 86
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
recollections of cited
home of briefly, 1863
born 1853
mother of referenced frequently in his
speeches
MACH-59:
86,89,91,9394,102105,124,127-158
MACH-59: 89
MACH-59: 91
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Jr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Jr.
R. T. W. Sr
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
Virginia House of Delegates, member, 1881 MACH-59: 107
MACH-59: 107law firm of
112
MACH-59: 111Virginia Bar Association addressed by, 1890 112
Monticello Wine Company, founder of
MACH-59: 113
Charlottesville alderman; mayor
MACH-59: 114
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
Cool Spring Barbecue Club - first president MACH-59: 115
poetry by
Eskridge family portraits and
Washington, George - centennial of death of
and
Belle Island - visits father there
Sons of Confederate Veterans, R. T. W.
Duke Camp - 1st commander of
portrait of
Richmond Times Dispatch - writes an article
for
Commonwealth's Attorney during Civil War
and after 1858
United States Congress, member of
United States Constitution - 14th
Amendment - position on
Congressional desk of
MACH-59: 95
MACH-59: 95,118119
MACH-59: 96
MACH-59: 96,118
MACH-59: 98
MACH-59: 99
MACH-59: 92
MACH-59: 101
MACH-59:
104,108-109
MACH-59: 105106
MACH-59: 105106
MACH-59: 106n
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W. Sr.
R. T. W. Sr.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. T. W.
R. W.
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
DUKE
DUKE
Richard
Richard (b.1787)
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
MACH-59: 119120
MACH-59: 120
MACH-59: 120
MACH-59:
Cool Spring Barbecue Club and
127,132-136,148
Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo MACH-59: 130of
131
MACH-59: 136Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
137
MACH-59: 139Garth trial and
140
Garth, J. Woods, trustee for
MACH-59: 140
MACH-59: 142Garth family and
143
colonel of 46th Virginia Regiment, Company
I, 1863
MACH-59: 72
photo
MACH-59: 84
correspondence located at Albemarle
County Historical Society
MACH-59: 85
portrait
MACH-59: 92
Manassas, first battle of - receives praise for
action at
MACH-59: 97
Albemarle Rifles organized by, 1859
MACH-59: 97
Belle Isle prison and
MACH-59: 98
Confederate Veteran magazine, article in
MACH-59: 98n
MACH-2: 7
MACH-10: 25
MACH-21: 48
MACH-22: 193
slaves of
MACH-59: 102
magistrate, 1819; sheriff, 1847
MACH-59: 114
once lived at Dabney house on West Main
Street
MACH-59: 149
biographical notes
MACH-59: 87-91
principles passed to children
devotion of son to
fishing trips to Moorman's River with son
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker (Col.)
Richard Thomas
Walker, III (Capt.)
Richard Thomas
Walker, III (Capt.)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
MACH-18: 36
MACH-2: 7
MACH-3:
33,41,43,45-48,5154
memorial
home of
MACH-52: 115
MACH-52;
117,118
MACH-7: 50
MACH-9: 16
MACH-2: 7
MACH-3: 77
MACH-10: 13
MACH-14:
27,39,40
MACH-18: 49,54
MACH-2: 7
MACH-3: 3,33-55
DUKE
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
Richard Thomas
Walker, Jr. (Judge)
(1853-1926)
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Richard William
W.
W. R.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
W. R.
Walker
William
DUKE
William
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
Recollections of Judge R.T.W. Duke, Jr.
MACH-5: 80
journal of
court clerk in Albemarle and Charlottesville
Albemarle County Historical Society,
organizational meeting
son of R. T. W. Jr.
Charlottesville Ice Company - board of
directors
Albemarle Mutual Home Insurance
William
Company - president
William
Sunnyside* - children of grow up at
William Eskridge Jr. acknowledged for asistance
William Eskridge
William Eskridge
(b.1927
William Eskridge
William Eskridge
William Eskridge
(b.1893)
William Johnson
William R.
MACH-3: 33-35
Jr. great grandson of Elizabeth Eskridge Duke
Jr. son of William Eskridge Duke Sr.; gifts to
Albemarle County Historical Society
Sr. Duke and Duke Law Firm, member of
Sr. biographical notes
Sr.
son of R. T. W. Duke Jr.
notes about
MACH-52: 115124
MACH-8: 44,52
MACH-59:
108n,109n
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-4: 57
MACH-48: 110
MACH-49: 25
MACH-2: 7
MACH-59: 116
MACH-59: 116
MACH-59: 122
MACH-59: 125
MACH-59: 96
MACH-59: 123
MACH-59: 111
MACH-59: 123
MACH-59: 121
MACH-59: 108n
MACH-22: 194
DUKE
William R.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William R.
William R.
William R.
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William R.
William R.
William R. (Mrs.)
William R. (Mrs.)
William R. (Mrs.)
William R. (Mrs.)
William R.J.
William Richard
DUKE
William Richard
political career of
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard
William Richard
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard
William Richard
agricultural activities of
inscription on headstone
University of Virginia Board of Visitors,
member of
children, social responsibility for
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard
William Richard
William Richard
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard
William Richard
William Richard
family of
Sunny Side*, hunting at
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
correspondence located at Albemarle
County Historical Society; son of R. T. W.,
Sr.
Duke, R. T. W., Sr., first son of
family silver hidden by during Civil War
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard
William Richard
William Richard Jr.
Sunny Side* given to him by his father, 1895 MACH-59: 95
Home Guard service during Civil War
MACH-59: 98-99
Masonic affiliation
MACH-59: 118
Shenandoah National Park, owned land in
Albemarle County School Board - member
18801-920
mentioned
ACHS - family notes placed at
photo of, reference to
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-3:
35,36,47
MACH-37/38: 74
MACH-51: 71
MACH-59: 117
MACH-59: 145
MACH-1: 50
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-3: 84
MACH-59: 88
MACH-4: 60
MACH-59: 103
MACH-59: 107109
MACH-59: 112113
MACH-59: 116
MACH-59: 116
MACH-59: 119
MACH-59: 121122
MACH-59: 148
MACH-59: 153
MACH-59: 85-86
MACH-59: 91
MACH-59: 93
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
DUKE
William Richard Jr.
William Richard Jr.
(b. 1902)
William Richard Jr.
(b.1902)
William Richard, Jr.
William Richard, Jr.
William Richard, Jr.
William Richard, Jr.
DUKE
William Richard, Jr.
DUKE
William Richard, Jr.
DUKE
William Richard, Jr.
DUKE
DUKE AND
DUKE
DUKE AND
DUKE (LAW
FIRM)
DUKE, R. T. W.
CAMP
DULANEY
DULANEY
HOUSE
DULANEY
HOUSE
DUNAWAY
DUNCAID
DUNCAN
DUNCAN
DUNCOMB
DUNEHOE
William Richard, Jr.
DUKE
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
son of William Richard Duke
son of William Richard Duke; biographical
notes
MACH-59: 121
Sunny Side* farmed by part time
MACH-59: 122
MACH-1: 50
MACH-11: 63
MACH-3: 84
MACH-4: 57,60
MACH-59: 113114
MACH-7: back
cover
MACH-8: back
cover
MACH-9: back
cover
law firm
Duke, Eskridge and
MACH-59: 123
practice of
involved in local scandalous crimes;
members of
MACH-59:
110,111
MACH-22: 191
MACH-37/38: 11
T. R. (Mrs.)
MACH-46: 73
Thomas
photo (built 1919)
Rawlings Institute, initial trustee
George
William
George
Sarah
marriage
MACH-46: 75
MACH-54: 40
MACH-3: 30
MACH-7: 26
MACH-32: 15,18
MACH-4: 14
MACH-21: 48,49
DUNGENESS *
DUNGLISON
Robley
DUNGLISON
Robley
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
Robley
Robley
Robley
Robley
DUNGLISON
Robley
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
Robley
Robley
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNGLISON
DUNKARDS
DUNKARDS
DUNKINS
DUNKUM
Robley
Robley
Robley
Robley (Mrs.)
Robley John
DUNKUM
DUNKUM
HOUSE *
DUNLAP
DUNLOP
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
family
Mrs.
Capt.
D.
*
*
*
*
*
portrait (1798-1869)
MACH-29: 15
MACH-1: 26,30
MACH-13: 57
MACH-19:
23,32,33,46
MACH-23: 51
MACH-23: 51
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-32:
64,65,69,70,74,76
MACH-35/36:
34,106
MACH-43: 5
MACH-44:
3,14,20 n.18
University of Virginia Pavilion X, resident of MACH-59: 45,52
MACH-7: 32
MACH-19: 32
MACH-19: 46
MACH-1: 7
MACH-7: 44
MACH-5: 34
MACH-24: 46
boarding house part of Soldier's Home,
1861
MACH-52: 128
MACH-35/36: 161
MACH-17: 27
MACH-45: 15
MACH-14: 6,13
MACH-3: 12
MACH-35/36: 157
MACH-48: 80
MACH-8: 42,85
DUNLORA *
DUNLORA *
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
DUNLORA
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Albemarle County
Historical Society
burned in 1916
meeting at
DUNN
DUNN
description of
Free State* and
Gale Hill* and
ghost stories and
land divided
life at
Moon family and
photo of
Williston, Elizabeth
Bryan
booklet of
John Murray, 4th Earl Documentary History of War (edited by
of (1732-1809)
Thwaites and Kellogg)
John Murray, 4th Earl
of (1732-1809)
John Murray, 4th Earl
of (1732-1809)
John Murray, 4th Earl
of (1732-1809)
Scottsville Confederate monument,
James
dedication of, 1914
James
grandson of Major James C. Hill
DUNN
James
DUNN
DUNN
James
John
DUNN
John
Joseph B.
(Clergyman and
Poet)
DUNLORA *
DUNMORE
DUNMORE
DUNMORE
DUNMORE
DUNN
grandson of Major James C. Hill
Scottsville Confederate monument,
dedication of, 1914
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-48: 120
MACH-48: 93n
MACH-48:
70,70n,92-93
MACH-48: 103
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-48: 03-97
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-48: 71
MACH-48: 90
MACH-1: 16
MACH-19: 9,10
MACH-23: 35
MACH-37/38:
28,32,33,40,43
MACH-48: 47
MACH-48: 47
MACH-57: 112113
MACH-57: 112114
MACH-5: 60
MACH-53:
122,127,128
MACH-4: 31
DUNN
DUNN
DUNN
DUNN
DUNN
DUNN
DUNN
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
Joseph B.
(Clergyman and
Poet)
Martha Southall (Mrs.
Joseph B.)
Reuben
T. M. (Dr.)
Thos. R.
Virginia clergyman
William
Zacharias
Belle
Francis P.
Francis P.
Francis P.
U. Va. committee to authenticate fallen
Francis P. (Mrs.)
Confederates
Frank
Jean
Prof.
Levering Hall residence of, 1879
Professor
Sadie
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNNINGTON
DUNSTER
CASTLE
DUNWOODY
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
Alexis I.
Alfred I.
Elizabeth Bradford
Elizabeth Horner
Eugene
Fred I.
Philip Francis
duPONT
duPONT
duPONT
Philip Francis
Pierre
Pierre
Alec
MACH-6: 15,16
MACH-4: 31
MACH-9: 47
MACH-2: 7
MACH-21: 31,46
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 61
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-3: 6
MACH-4: 36
MACH-48: 41
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-59: 64
MACH-24: 13
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-1: 23
MACH-5: 63
MACH-29: 42,43
MACH-31: 53-54
MACH-31: 54,61
MACH-31: 54
MACH-31: 58
MACH-31: 54,64
MACH-31: 54
MACH-31: 53
portrait
Philip Francis du Pont and the University of
Virginia - by L. Moody Simms, Jr.
MACH-31:53-75
MACH-13: 6,21
MACH-31: 61-62
DUPONT de
NEMOURS
duPONT FUND
duPRE
duPRE
duPRE
duPRE
DURAND
Cabell, James
Carrington
DURETTE
DURGOM
DURHAM
DURHAM
DURHAM
DURHAM
Eva Weems
Pam
Countess of
David
Lord
Melton
duROI
DURRER
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
August Wilhelm
A. T.
Bartholomew
D. (Mrs.)
Elizabeth
Isaac W.
Jaine (Mrs.)
James T. (Dr.)
John
John D.
Lucy W.
Marcus
Marcus (of North
Garden)
Marshall
Mildred
Morriss
Paul
R. W.
Richard
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
A. L.
M. M.
M. M.
Mary Lena
John
meets in Europe
Charlottesville Intelligencer, publisher of
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Scottsville - application for membership
Downing Cox, owned property adjoining
marriage
residence of, 1920s
MACH-60: 90
MACH-31: 53-75
MACH-23: 51
MACH-23: 51
MACH-50: 76
MACH-23: 51
MACH-35/36: 157
MACH-48: 48
MACH-41: 100
MACH-14: 24
MACH-5: 67
MACH-14: 24
MACH-9: 61
MACH-41:
12,19,61,138
MACH-56: 117
MACH-8: 10
MACH-32: 45
MACH-9: 58
MACH-21: 32
MACH-32: 45
MACH-23: 51
MACH-8: 64
MACH-9: 58
MACH-21: 32,49
MACH-32: 45
MACH-10: 11
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 43
MACH-32: 45
MACH-32: 45
MACH-58: 8,8n
MACH-10: 33
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard Jr.
Richard M.
Robert
Robert
Sue Anna
Susan E. A.
Susanna
DURRETT
Thomas D.
Leathers, James Addison, nurse for during
amputation, 1863
DURRETT
Thomas D.
Yorktown, captured during skirmish at, 1862 MACH-59: 81n
DURRETT
DURRETT
DURRETT
Thomas D.
Thomas D.
Thos., Jr.
Farmville, captured during skirmish at 1865 MACH-59: 81n
paroled at Baltimore, 1863
MACH-59: 81n
MACH-9: 18
DURRETT
W. N.
James T.(Dr.) (of
Earlysville)
Peter C.
Isaac W.
Bettie Martin iron mine worked by, ca. 1870 MACH-61: (59)
DURRETTE
DURRETTE
DURRITT
DUTCH
DUTCH
DUTCH
DUTCH
DUVAL
DUVAL
DUVAL
DUVAL
DUYN
DWOSKIN
marriage
marriage
Forces
East Indies
Emma
I. H. (Gen.)
Mosby S. (Dr.)
Mosby S. (Dr.)
Gertrud Johanna
Quirina Van Der
Robert
Gen. Rosser surrendered to in Staunton,
1865
wife of 1st Earl of Albemarle
President of Beth Israel
MACH-5: 53
MACH-8: 10
MACH-9: 43,45
MACH-5: 53
MACH-32: 46
MACH-10: 12
MACH-8: 58
MACH-23: 51
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-9: 46
MACH-59: 81,81n
MACH-10: 11
MACH-21: 30,49
MACH-2: 35
MACH-12: 27
MACH-16: 22
MACH-16: 22
MACH-7: 29
MACH-39:
MACH-56: 42
MACH-23: 51-52
MACH-23: 51-52
MACH-16: 22
MACH-40: 22
DWYER
family
DYED (SLAVE)
Brown, Bezaleel
DYER
David
DYER
DYER
DYER
David (Col.)
Elizabeth
F. B.
DYER
DYER
DYER
DYER
DYER
DYER
DYSENTERY
DYSENTERY
DYSPEPSIA
E. I. du PONT de
NEMOURS
COMPANY
E. I. du PONT de
NEMOURS
COMPANY
EADES
EADES
EADES
EADES
EADS
EADS
EAGEN
EAGEN
F. B.
family
Frandia B.
R. B.
Samuel
Samuel
Shenandoah National Park lands,
resettlement from
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment - assumes
command of after Battle of Malvern Hill,
1862
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment, replaced as
commander of, 1862
marriage
marriage
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-61: 7
MACH-60: 25
MACH-60: 30,33n
MACH-21: 41,49
MACH-21: 30,52
MACH-58: 74,74n
slaves of, advertises for sale of, 1821
Senator
in Colonial Virginia
MACH-8: 43
MACH-8: 62
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-21: 37,49
MACH-9: 59
MACH-32: 76
MACH-52: 32
MACH-26: 2240
MACH-17: 50
Abraham
George
John
John
James
Molly
Rebecca
Sampson
marriage
marriage
MACH-31: 53,66,
61-62
MACH-5: 67
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-5:67
MACH-9: 52
MACH-7: 26
MACH-9: 52
MACH-21: 37,49
MACH-21: 37
EAGLE
Joseph Hiner
EAGLE
FEATHER
(INDIAN CHIEF)
EAGLE HOTEL
EAGLE HOTEL
EAGLE HOTEL
EAGLE TAVERN
EAGLE TAVERN
EAGLE TAVERN
EALUM
John
EARLEY
John (Capt)
EARLEY
Sarah (Mrs. John)
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
Elizabeth (of Orange)
Eugene
Everett W.
family
J.
J. (Mrs)
J. A. (Capt.)
Jacob
James B.
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
Jubal A. (Gen.)
Jubal Alexander
Jubal Alexander
Jubal Alexander
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
Jubal Alexander
Jubal Alexander
Jubal Alexander
Lucy F.
Base Hospital 41, World War I, comments
about
Jefferson, friend of
slaves, auction of at, 1826
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of offered for
sale at, 1828
and Blackrock Springs
mountain life, interviewed about
of Doylesville
marriage
Custer defeats at Waynesborough, 1867
marriage
MACH-59: 11
MACH-3: 70
MACH-42: 27-28
MACH-58: 76,86
MACH-58: 78,79
MACH-21: 68
MACH-42: 29
MACH-46: 31
MACH-9: 62
MACH-10: 33
MACH-10: 33
MACH-6: 57
MACH-1: 36
MACH-3: 69
MACH-1: 43
MACH-51: 63
MACH-51: 56n,63
MACH-10: 11
MACH-21: 30
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-61:
(84)(84n)
MACH-14: 10
MACH-16: 30
MACH-17: 70
MACH-22:
26,37,38,39,46,57
,58,63,155,201
MACH-3: 35,36
MACH-44: 32
MACH-21: 30,49
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
ARCHITECTURE
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF JAMES
ALEXANDER,
1828-1874
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF JAMES
ALEXANDER,
1828-1874
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF JAMES
ALEXANDER,
1828-1874
N. B.
N. B. Jr.
Thomas
W. T.
W. T.
William T.
William T.
William T.
William T.
Wellford, Roberta sends letter to
senator from Greene County
Monticello Guard and
Duke, R. T. W., house sold to
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
MACH-55: 6
MACH-53: 23
MACH-44: 37
MACH-22: 31
MACH-9: 17
MACH-1: 31
MACH-50: 97
MACH-52: 118n
MACH-55: 70n
by Frederick Doveton Nichols
MACH-48: 124
edited by Mary Rawlings
MACH-17: 53
edited by Mary Rawlings
MACH-3:
48,70,74-76,78,79
edited by Mary Rawlings
MACH-48: 113
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF JAMES
ALEXANDER,
1828-1874
EARLY
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF JAMES
ALEXANDER,
1828-1874
EARLY DAYS OF
THE WAR, THE
(CIVIL WAR)
EARLY STREET
RAILWAYS AND
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
edited by Mary Rawlings
MACH-5: 85
edited by Mary Rawlings
MACH-7: 50
MACH-22: 7-16
by Randolph Kean
EARLY'S STORE
(DOYLESVILLE)
EARLYSVILLE
MACH-8: 71
MACH-10: 11
MACH-22:
23,26,30,31
MACH-23: 52,64
MACH-8: 28
EARLYSVILLE
EARLYSVILLE
EARLYSVILLE
EARLYSVILLE
EARLYSVILLE
MACH-33/34: 152
Buck Mountain
Church and
schools at
Leake, Earl C. attends
MACH-55: 19
MACH-60: 103
EAST
EAST
EAST LYNNE
(DRAMA)
EASTER
EASTERN
MALLOW
(FLOWER)
EASTES
EASTHAM
John Pinkerton
John Pinkerton
MACH-20: 7
MACH-20: 16
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
William
Clayborn
Hazel Virginia
McClung (Mrs.
Rosser Jackson)
Helen G. (Mrs.)
James
James
John
EASTHAM
Rosser Jackson
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTHAM
EASTIN
EASTIN
EASTIN
EASTMAN
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
EASTON
EASTON
Rosser Jackson
Rosser Jackson, III
Sally
Susan
Exoney
Nancy
William
EBELING
MACH-4: 31
MACH-6: 18
MACH-5: 76
MACH-9: 52
MACH-32: 46
MACH-7: 80
MACH-7: 79
MACH-47: 9
MACH-9: 66
MACH-32: 46
MACH-7: 3,6573,79,80
author: The Invasion of Tarawa:
Recollections of a Torpedo Officer
MACH-27/28: 96
MACH-10: 33-34
MACH-5: 50
Mr.
Thomas
Christopher Daniel
MACH-7: 65-74
MACH-7: 80
MACH-32: 46
MACH-32: 46
MACH-6: 47,57
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 55
Albemarle in 1815: Notes of Christopher
Daniel Ebeling - translated && edited by
John L. Riordan
MACH-12: 39-45
EBENEZER
BAPTIST
CHURCH
ECHOES OF
THE MOON
GHOST
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
Amherst - American Revolution, activity
prior to
by Frances Moon Butts
E. B.
Elizabeth (Harrison)
Elizabeth H.(Mrs.
Wm. H.)
Elizabeth H.(Mrs.
Wm. H.)
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
Tim
William D.
William H.
William H.
ECHOLS
ECHOLS
William H.
William Holden
ECHOLS
William Holding
Hamilton James
(1881-1952)
Hamilton James
(1881-1952)
Hamilton James
(1881-1952)
Hamilton James
(1881-1952)
Henry
Franz
Nicholas
ECKENRODE
ECKENRODE
ECKENRODE
ECKENRODE
ECKER
ECKHARD
ECKSEN
ECONOMICS
MACH-49: 12
MACH-1: 19-24
MACH-1: 36
MACH-27/28: 9
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
Ridge-Lane public housing, position on,
1965
MACH-56: 143
MACH-37/38: 81
MACH-17: 64
MACH-27/28: 9
MACH-33/34:
82,85,100,101,13
0
MACH-24: 21,27
MACH-40:
60,65,68,72,74,85
MACH-13: 44
MACH-4: 59
MACH-5: 81
marriage
MACH-7: 24
MACH-21: 64
MACH-41: 102
MACH-9: 60
MACH-25: 38
ECONOMY
ECONOMY
ECONOMY
ECONOMY
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDINS
EDDYSTONE
LIGHTHOUSE
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
boom (1890-91)
depression (1890s)
Bluford
F. A.
F. A.
family
Mr.
Theodore
Firlinghyson
Thomas F.
MACH-25:
38,40,52-55
MACH-29:
38,44,45
MACH-33/34:
1,15,47
MACH-33/34: 41
MACH-23: 52
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-8: 43
MACH-22: 31
MACH-23: 52
MACH-23: 52
MACH-26: 14
MACH-11: 37,3943,53,57
MACH-14: 9,14
MACH-15: 30
MACH-17: 61,62
MACH-20: 33-36
MACH-22:
202,204
MACH-3:
18,20,21,23,25,26
,28,31
MACH-30: 11
MACH-33/34:
164,168,171
MACH-40: 50
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL *
EDGEHILL
ACADEMY
EDGEHILL
MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL
Alderman Library
Alderman Library
Alderman Library
Alderman Library
Duke, R. T. W. Jr.
Edgehill, 1735-1902
photo
photo:
Randolph, Thomas
Jefferson
reconstruction
Randolph Collection
Randolph Collection
Randolph Collection
Randolph Collection
visits of
by Olivia Taylor
original buildings
1892
home of
MACH-42: 4142,49,51,55,5961,63,66-67,70,7273,76-79,82,84-85
MACH-43: 7
MACH-44: 21
n,25
MACH-8:
28,42,60,71
MACH-10: 25
MACH-11: 40-42
MACH-15: 33
MACH-4: 5,15
MACH-49: 25
MACH-30: 61-67
MACH-30: 64
MACH-42: 74
MACH-51: 118
MACH-46: 49
MACH-22: 63
MACH-30: 67
MACH-2: 9
MACH-20: 34
MACH-3: 23
MACH-33/34: 165
MACH-8: 48,51
EDGEHILL
SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES
EDGEMONT *
(NORTH
GARDEN AREA)
EDGEMONT *
(NORTH
GARDEN AREA)
EDGEMONT *
(NORTH
GARDEN AREA)
EDGEMONT *
(STONY POINT
ROAD)
EDGEMONT *
(STONY POINT
ROAD)
EDGEMONT *
(STONY POINT
ROAD)
EDGEMONT *
(STONY POINT
ROAD)
Randolph, T. J. and
MACH-55: 91
MACH-23: 70
MACH-4: 33
restoration
MACH-46: 80
MACH-8:
30,42,60
Gilmer, Lucy Ann
home of
MACH-48: 90n91n
notes about
Williston, Elizabeth
Bryan
EDGEWOOD *
EDGEWORTH
Maria
EDGEWORTH *
EDGEWORTH *
EDGEWORTH * Maury, Matthew
EDGEWORTH * Meriwether patent
EDICT OF
NANTES
EDICT OF
NANTES
MACH-48: 91n
booklet of
home and school of
located on
MACH-48: 90
MACH-33/34:
74,97,102,130,13
4
MACH-24: 20
MACH-11: 53,57
MACH-22: 195
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 38
MACH-14: 27
MACH-33/34: 57
EDICT OF
NANTES
EDISON
COMPANY FOR
ISOLATED
LIGHTING
EDITH (A
HORSE)
EDITORIALS
EDMONDS
Jno.
EDMONDSON
EDMUNDS
Alger
EDMUNDS
Henry
EDMUNDS
John Richard
EDMUNDS
Martha W. Morton
EDMUNDS
Mildred Coles
Nannie Coleman
(Mrs. Thomas)
Thomas
EDMUNDS
EDMUNDS
EDNAM *
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
agriculture
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Bullock, Helen
Duprey, ed
forestry
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
public
public
MACH-6: 24
MACH-31: 46
MACH-3: 25,26
MACH-26: 77
MACH-5: 19
MACH-12: 37
MACH-20: 69
MACH-44: 21
n.26
MACH-44: 17,21
n.26
MACH-44: 21
n.26
MACH-44: 21
n.26
MACH-20: 69
MACH-20: 69
MACH-46: 72
MACH-47:
17,18,33,42
MACH-45: 38
Dissertation on Education, in the Form of a
Letter from James Maury to Robert
Jackson, July 17,1762, A
MACH-2: 3,36-60
MACH-45: 43,49
MACH-11:
5,8,17,18
MACH-7: 13,23
EDUCATION
EDUCATION OF
WILLIAM
GIBBONS, THE
EDUCATIONAL
COMMISSION
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
World Federation of
Education
Associations
Nesbit, Scott
Agatha
Ambrose
Ambrose
Gideon
Gravett
John E.
Martha
Martin
Morgan
Oliver
Oliver (Col.)
P. T.
R. E. (Rev.)
Samuel
EDWARDS
T. O. (Rev.)
EDWARDS
EDWARDS
EGYPT
EHART
EIDON
GREATER
AMUSEMENT
COMPANY
EIGHT HOUR
DAY
T. O. (Rev.)
Thomas
MACH-1: 52
author of
Gibbons, William purchases property of
Duke, R. T. W. corresponds with
infant daughter of
Scottsville Confederate monument,
dedication of, 1914, speaker at
Scottsville Confederate monument,
dedication of, 1914, speaker at
Great Pyramid
Michael
MACH-62: 95-126
MACH-39: 50
MACH-6: 49
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 62
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 51
MACH-44: 31
MACH-9: 62
MACH-5: 50
MACH-32: 11,13
MACH-55: 74
MACH-59: 100101
MACH-39: 30
MACH-23: 52
MACH-5: 53
MACH-48: 47
MACH-57: 113
MACH-5: 50
MACH-4: 50,51
MACH-5: 60
MACH-37/38: 126
MACH-11: 17
EISENBERG
EISENBERG
Judah
Ralph
Dwight D. (Pres.)
Beth Israel, president of
Beth Israel, president of
fear that he would order troops into
Charlottesville, 1958
EISENHOWER
EISENMANN'S
SALOON
EISNOR
EL CAMINO
REAL (BOOK)
MACH-61: 78
Jack R. (poet)
"The Lawn"
MACH-4: 26
MACH-51: 100
reference to
1958
Oak Lawn* and Olinda,* portions acquired
by
ELAM
ELAM
ELDER
ELDERS
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
ELECTRIC
POWER
ELECTRIC
STREET
RAILWAYS
ELI BANANA
(SONG)
J. R.
W. C.
Mrs.
ELIOT
ELIOT
ELIZABETH
CITY
ELIZABETH
CITY COUNTY
ELIZABETH
RIVER
ELK
ELKS
Charles W.
John (Rev.)
of 1860 - presidential
MACH-40: 22
MACH-40: 22
MACH-61: 73
MACH-56: 113
MACH-11: 14
MACH-4: 10
MACH-26: 21
MACH-29: 50
MACH-30: 29
MACH-44: 26,32
MACH-37/38: 68169
MACH-37/38: 67119
Dabney, James Cabell, recollections of
Civil War
and football
MACH-48: 81
MACH-53: 12,11,16,17-18,21
MACH-12: 40
Virginia (Shire)
MACH-8: 65
Elm wood*
troops use en route from Norfolk to Nags
Head
American
MACH-21:37
MACH-59: 75
MACH-4: 47
MACH-42: 31
ELKS CLUB
(COLORED)
ELKS HOME,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
ELKS HOME,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
ELKTON
VIRGINIA
ELKTON
VIRGINIA
ELKTON
VIRGINIA
ELLERSLIE*
ELLERSLIE*
ELLERSLIE*
ELLET
ELLETT
ELLICE
ELLINGTON
ELLINGTON
ELLIOT
ELLIOT
ELLIOT
ELLIOT
ELLIOT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
closing of
Charlottesville
schools, 1958
Washington Park, improvements to,
ca.1938
MACH-56: 93
Miss Nancy Child's house, site of
MACH-52: 117
classrooms futnished to private schools
uring integration crisis
MACH-61: 71
MACH-22: 19
MACH-26:
31,33,71,78
Little River Church of
the Brethren
service to mountain communities
Charles
Jenny (Miss)
Mr.
Earl
Ruby
family
John
John
John
Margarete Rosser
(Mrs.)
A. D. (Mrs.)
Abraham
Almond Blow
E. S.
John Frank, Sr.
John Speed
Margaret Axson
R. E. Jr.
Christian, Archer, memorial tablet and
MACH-51: 60
MACH-15: 21
MACH-27/28: 58
MACH-9: 12
MACH-17: 60
MACH-32: 56
MACH-14: 25
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44: 47
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 54
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 43
MACH-16: 44-46
MACH-3: 84
MACH-9: 51
MACH-27/28: 106
MACH-9: 18
MACH-37/38: 90
MACH-55: 134
MACH-33/34: 62
MACH-9: 18
ELLIOTT
T. G.
ELLIOTT
William E.
ELLIOTT (SHIP)
ELLIOTT ICE
COMPANY
ELLIS
Barttelott
Virginia Advocate, on staff of
marriage
Dr. Thomas Walker, goods transported on
ELLIS
University of Virginia Chapel, comments on MACH-52: 94
Charles
ELLIS
ELLIS
Charles Jr.
Charles Jr.
ELLIS
ELLIS
Charles Sr.
Confederate soldier
ELLIS
ELLIS
Elizabeth T.
H. Cowan (Rev.)
ELLIS
James N.
ELLIS
ELLIS
ELLIS
Jane S.
John T.
Josiah
ELLIS
ELLIS
Margaret K.
Nelly
ELLIS
ELLIS
Powhatan
Thomas Harding
ELLIS
ELLISON
ELLIT
Thomas Harding
Dale
Richard
MACH-50: 71
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-52: 11
MACH-24: 16
MACH-5: 57
Student Diary of Charles Ellis, Jr., March 10- MACH-35/36: 7June 25, 1835, The - by Ronald B. Head
122
photo: (ca. 1870)
MACH-35/36: 9
MACH-35/36:
10,12,45,48,62,79
,81,83
MACH-22: 12
MACH-35/36:
34,103
MACH-39
MACH-35/36:
17,28,97,102
MACH-35/36:
26,101
MACH-25: 7,30
MACH-26: 71,72
MACH-35/36:
12,35,73
MACH-9: 44
MACH-35/36:
12,50,113
MACH-17: 63
MACH-35/36:
10,12,17,30,97,10
4
MACH-41: 100
MACH-5: 15
ELLSLER
ELLSWORTH
ELLYSON
ELLYSON
ELLYSON
ELMINGTON *
ELMORE
ELSIE
DINSMORE
ELSOM
ELSOM
ELSOM'S
BOARDING
HOUSE
ELVIRA (SLAVE)
ELWOOD
Effie
Col.
E. T.
family
J. Taylor
Brown, William T.
William A.
ELY
Lynne C.
See: Gloucester County
Bob
Mr.
T. W. (Mrs.)
ELY
Lynne C.
ELZIVER
EMANCIPATION
EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATIO
N
EMBERSON
Zacharias
EMBREE
EMBREE
EMBRY
EMBRY
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
heroine of series of young people's stories
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
owned by - at Mt. Fair
Pine Knot * advisory board member
Albemarle County Historical Society,
Executive Director - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society,
Executive Director - 1999
books published by
Southern universities, comments about,
Edwin
1935
Joseph
Ann
Henry, Jr.
Catherine Minor (Mrs.
Luther)
family
free blacks
Henry
J. B. (Dr.)
MACH-31: 23,30
MACH-22: 126
MACH-29: 73
MACH-24: 48
MACH-14: 32
MACH-33/34: 56
MACH-7: 66
MACH-57: 48
MACH-59: 58
MACH-4: 36
MACH-24: 5
MACH-61: 8
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-56: iv
MACH-57: ii
MACH-3: 38
MACH-11: 9
MACH-39: 14
MACH-9: 65
MACH-56: 1
MACH-5: 70
MACH-9: 43
MACH-44: 6
MACH-18: 43,44
MACH-53: 125
MACH-5: 63
MACH-18: 43,44
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMERSON
EMILY
EMMANUEL
CHURCH,
GREENWOOD
(EPISCOPAL)
EMMANUEL
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EMMANUEL
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EMMET
EMMET
Kizy
Lucinda
Luther (Rev.)
Mary
Maxine
Ralph Waldo
Ralph Waldo
Samuel
Thomas
Zacharias
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 5
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 9
Garrett, Mary
Randolph
Anna
Elizabeth Mason
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
Jane E.
Jane Patten
John Patten
John Patten
John Patten
EMMET
John Patten
sketch of (ca.1842)
EMMET
EMMET
John Patten
John Patten
photo of flower sketches done by Emmet
joined "bead ladies," ca. 1971-74
M. J. Randolph's slave
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-18: 43
MACH-9: 44
MACH-58: 20
MACH-18: 43,45
MACH-7: 47
MACH-18: 44,45
MACH-31: 97
MACH-9: 65
MACH-43: 12,13
MACH-26: 55,57
Garrett, Alexander
buried at
MACH-61: 87n
buried at
MACH-61: 93
MACH-13: 67
MACH-13: 67
MACH-13: 5760,67
MACH-13: 54,64
MACH-1: 29
MACH-13: 54-67
MACH-13: 69
MACH-13: opp.
p.56; also UVAB1: opp. p.93
MACH-13: opp.
p.58
MACH-23: 11
John Patten Emmet, - by B. F. D. Runk
EMMET
John Patten
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
John Patten
John Patten
John Patton
John Patton
John Patton (Dr.)
John Tucker
Mary Byrd Tucker
(Mrs. John Patten)
Mary Byrd Tucker
(Mrs. John Patten)
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMET
EMMETSBURG
PIKE
EMORY AND
HENRY
COLLEGE
EMORY AND
HENRY
COLLEGE
EMPORIA
VIRGINIA
EMRA
ENELOW
ENEMY
ENGINES
ENGINES
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
memorial
zoo of at University of Virginia
woodyard of
Morea* built by
Thomas Addis
William
MACH-43: 1011,13
MACH-44:
3,11,14,19 n.14
MACH-52: 109
MACH-59: 45
MACH-59: 53
MACH-59: 89
MACH-13: 62
MACH-13:
62,64,66
MACH-44: 19
n.14
MACH-13: 5456,62,67
MACH-13: 59,67
MACH-25: 30
MACH-22: 200
MACH-31: 41
Hicksford
Michael
Rabbi
early name for Emporia
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assistance
to chaplains
Great Britain
MACH-7: 16
MACH-9: 65
MACH-59: 24
MACH-29: 60
MACH-26: 55
MACH-29: 27
MACH-1:
10,13,23
MACH-10: 35
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Great Britain
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
Great Britain
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Great Britain
Great Britain
Great Britain
Great Britain
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Great Britain
Great Britain
Great Britain
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Alexandra, Queen of
(Wife of Edward VIII)
Alnwick Castle
Percys, home of
America
relations with, 1810
Anne, Queen of
(1665-1714)
Bath
knight of
Bath
Beacon, The
Benenden
MACH-11:
38,39,50
MACH-13: 22
MACH-14:
23,49,52,56
MACH-16:
6,15,16,20,22,50
MACH-19:
15,22,23,37
MACH-2:
37,39,57
MACH-24: 4148,51
MACH-26:
5,7,11,14,1618,30,48,,75,77,8
3
MACH-29:
14,19,24,26,27
MACH-3: 46
MACH-30: 13
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-37/38:
37,38,39,43
MACH-6: 24
MACH-7: 35
MACH-16: 24
MACH-24: 48
MACH-16: 13
MACH-16: 22
MACH-16: 23
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-26: 5
MACH-26: 5
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Bristol
Channel
Bristol
Broseley, Shropshire possible origin of Old family
Buckingham Palace Duke, R. T. W. Jr. presented at
Cambridge
MACH-1: 23
MACH-6: 54
MACH-61: 29
MACH-59: 86
MACH-7: 11
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
MACH-27/28: 110
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-29: 26,27
MACH-16: 22
MACH-10: 29
MACH-16: 21
MACH-26: 6
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-49: 56
MACH-16: 21
MACH-49: 56
MACH-33/34: 173180
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Cambridge University
Cambridgeshire
Carlisle
Chapel Royal
Charles I, King of
Charles I, King of
Charles I, King of
Charles I, King of
Charles I, King of
Charles II, King of
Charles II, King of
Charlotte, Queen
Consort of George III
Charlotte, Queen
Consort of George III
Charlottesville
Woolen Mills
Church of England
Church of England
Church of England
Church of England
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Court of Saint James
Court of St. James
Cranbrook
MACH-14: 24
MACH-14: 24
MACH-26: 7,9
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Crewkeren, Somerset
Cumberland County Keswick *
Derby
Earls of
Derby
English town
MACH-13: 23
MACH-23: 57
MACH-24: 45
MACH-24: 51
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
beheading of
Northern Neck Proprietary established by
Charlottesville's Royal Namesake, Queen
Charlotte - by Douglas W. Tanner
portrait: (ca. 1890); (engraved by W. Evans) MACH-33/34: 177
immigrants from England work at
Old family baptized at
MACH-57: 60
MACH-25: 63
MACH-26: 12
MACH-37/38: 39
MACH-61: 51
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Derby
Shire
Devon
Dorset
East Anglica
Edward I, King of
Edward III, King of
Edward VII. King of
Edward VII. King of
Edward VII. King of
Edward VII. King of
Richmond visited as Prince of Wales
Elizabeth I, Queen of
Elizabeth I, Queen of
MACH-24: 51
MACH-24: 48
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-16: 21
MACH-24: 44,46
MACH-16: 24
MACH-26: 9
MACH-32: 57
MACH-44: 33-34
MACH-26: 6
MACH-33/34: 173
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Elizabeth II, Queen of
Folkestone
Frogmore
George I, King of
George II, King of
George II, King of
George II, King of
George III, King of
George III, King of
George III, King of
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
George III, King of
George III, King of
George III, King of
George IV, King of
England
George, Prince of
Wales
Harold, King of
England
Hastings, Battle of
Henry VII, King of
England
MACH-33/34: 173
MACH-26: 8
MACH-33/34: 179
MACH-16: 22
MACH-16: 23
MACH-29: 8
MACH-5: 5,22
MACH-1: 15
MACH-16: 5,24
MACH-3: 73
MACH-33/34:
173,179
MACH-41: 119
MACH-8: 58
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
MACH-33/34: 179
MACH-33/34: 177
MACH-24: 49
MACH-16: 20
MACH-26: 5,6
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Henry VIII, King of
England
Hertfordshire
Holderness and
Skipsea
Holderness Island,
Yorkshire
House of Commons
House of Lords
immigrants from
Isle of Wight
James II, King of
England
John, King of
England
John, King of
England
Kent
Kent
Kew Gardens
Kew Palace
Knight of the Garter
Liberal Party
Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire
Liverpool
Liverpool
Liverpool
Liverpool
Liverpool
Liverpool
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Liverpool
London
London
London
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
MACH-26: 6
MACH-26: 13
Lords of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and
MACH-16: 20
MACH-16: 20
MACH-32: 57,58
MACH-24: 48
MACH-57: 60
MACH-16: 21
MACH-16: 21
MACH-16: 20
Duchess of
MACH-24: 48
MACH-14: 25
MACH-24: 45,47
MACH-24: 34
MACH-33/34: 179
MACH-16: 23
MACH-32: 58
MACH-2: 10
MACH-26: 15
MACH-1: 10,13
MACH-2: 38
MACH-26: 15
MACH-29: 16
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-48: 99n
Gordon, Susan Fitzhugh, birthplace of
Gordon, William E., birthplace of
Base Hospital 41 nurses, World War I, port
of arrival for
MACH-59: 13
MACH-1: 10,13
MACH-11: 54,60
MACH-12: 31
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
London
London
London
London
London
London
London
London
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
London
London
Queen Charlottes's Hospital
London
London
London City
Companies
Lord Justices
Lorna Doone country
Matilda, Queen of
Middlesex Hospital
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Monarchs
Newcastle-On-TheTyne
Norfolk
Oxford
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Oxford University
Parliament
Parliament
University of
Wadham College
Wadham College
records
Merton College
Merton College
UVa Rhodes Scholars, 1915
Shannon, Edgar F. Jr student at
MACH-14: 25,52
MACH-15: 18
MACH-19: 29,30
MACH-2: 36
MACH-21: 5
MACH-23: 38,39
MACH-24: 44,51
MACH-26: 9
MACH-27/28:
18,53,123
MACH-3/34: 179
MACH-35/36: 47
MACH-4: 10
MACH-26: 9
MACH-16: 24
MACH-1: 23
MACH-16: 20
MACH-21: 5-6
MACH-33/34: 173180
MACH-23: 48
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-7: 11
MACH-11: 56
MACH-13: 23,27
MACH-13: 27
MACH-26: 11
MACH-26: 11,12
MACH-27/28: 110
MACH-27/28: 51
MACH-57: 8-9,19
MACH-60: 49
MACH-23: 35,36
MACH-32: 57
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Pembroke
Plymouth
Plymouth
Privy Council
Sandgate
Shropshire
Sissinghurst Castle
Somerset
Somerset
Somerset
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
Southampton
Staffordshire
Staffordshire
Stephen, King of
England
Stratford-on-Avon
Surrey
Sutton Valence
School
Thames River
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
trade with
Tunbridge Wells
Victoria, Queen of
Victoria, Queen of
Victoria, Queen of
Warwickshire
Whitehall
William The
Conqueror
William The
Conqueror
William The
Conqueror
a John Old born in ca. 1730
Crewkeren
MACH-24: 48
MACH-26: 14
MACH-32: 60
MACH-16: 24
MACH-26: 8
MACH-61: 28,29n
MACH-26: 5
MACH-13: 23
MACH-26: 13
MACH-33/34: 58
Base Hospital 41, World War I, embarks for
France from
MACH-59: 12
MACH-24: 51
a John Old born in ca. 1730
MACH-61: 28
School of Folk Lore and Folk Dancing
Moreton-Morrell
MACH-16: 20
MACH-49: 49
MACH-24: 47
MACH-26: 9
MACH-26: 5
MACH-52: 2-3,1011
MACH-26: 9
MACH-14: 24,25
MACH-26: 9
MACH-27/28: 42
MACH-30: 61
MACH-16: 22
MACH-1: 23
MACH-24: 44,47
MACH-33/34: 57
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLAND
ENGLANDER
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH FOLK
SONGS FROM
THE SOUTHERN
APPALACHIANS
ENGLISHING
ENGLISHMAN
ENGLISHMAN
ENLIGHTENME
NT
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
William, III, King of
(William of Orange)
Wiltshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire - Bradford
Textile Institute
Robert P.
Holderness, Island of
Arundale, John attended
Charlottesville Housing Authority, member
of, 1965-67
Army
Army
language
Army
George Bethune
by Cecil Sharp
MACH-16: 22
MACH-24: 27
MACH-16: 20
MACH-53: 82n
MACH-56: 123n
MACH-12: 27
MACH-13: 16,17
MACH-14: 49
MACH-16: 20
MACH-16: 21
MACH-18: 40
MACH-18:
6,10,14
MACH-19: 25
MACH-20: 63
MACH-6: 34
MACH-8: 43
MACH-19: 47
MACH-49: 49
MACH-16: 20
MACH-14: 30
MACH-20: 51
MACH-13: 3
photo
MACH-14:
12,49,52,57,59,60
MACH-14: opp.
p.56
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENNISCORTHY
*
ENSEY
ENSLAVED
MOTHERS AND
THEIR BABIES,
1835-1865
ENTAILS
ENTERTAINMEN
T
ENVIRONMENT
EPEA
PTEROENTA
EPES
EPES
EPHPHATHA
VILLAGE
EPIDEMIC
EPIDEMIC
MACH-23: 43
MACH-30: 23
MACH-31: 84
MACH-37/38: 233
MACH-4: 5
MACH-43: 2,7
MACH-5: 75
Coles, John, home of
MACH-8: 71
MACH-7: 65,68
Guss
Schulman, Gayle
MACH-52: 39-40
transcriber of
MACH-61: 8, 10
MACH-37/38: 37
MACH-26: 59
MACH-26: 64
"Winged Words" by Horne Tooke
B. J.
Frances (Col.)
Mary Scott Parker Blake secretary of the
board
MACH-19: 20
MACH-9: 18
MACH-8: 11
MACH-57: 46
MACH-24: 36
MACH-26: 62
EPIDEMIC
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
in early America
MACH-52: 3132,34
MACH-1: 7
MACH-12: 25
MACH-2: 6,10
MACH-20: 18,48
MACH-26: 573,75-79
MACH-6: 25
MACH-7: 11
MACH-8: 27,2934,39,46
Anglican Church
sucessor to
Blue Ridge Mountains activities in
Charlotetsville
Diocese of Southern
Virginia
Diocese of Virginia
MACH-49: 15
MACH-51: 60
MACH-55: 1737,41
MACH-42: 87
Journals
MACH-7: 27,30
General Convention
Hobart, Bishop John
Henry
MACH-26: 45,60
MACH-19: 49
House of Deputies
MACH-26: 60
layman
MACH-14: 28
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION
OF VIRGINIA
EPISCOPAL
SEWING
SOCIETY
MUSICALE
EPISCOPALIAN
S
EPISCOPALIAN
S
EPITOME OF
THE BIBLE
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPERSON
EPPES
EPPES
Charles
David
Elizabeth
James
James
Jane
John
John
John
Judith
William
Elizabeth Randolph
family
EPPES
family
missions
District Two
MACH-26: 38,41
missions
Monumental Church
(Richmond)
District One
MACH-26: 41
North Carolina and
Horner, Bishop J.M.
MACH-20: 45
MACH-12: 15
MACH-8:
27,30,46
MACH-31: 20
MACH-14: 27
MACH-20: 51
MACH-11: 53
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 56
MACH-5: 53
MACH-9: 49,56
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 50
MACH-9: 48
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 47
MACH-33/34: 168
MACH-14: 49
MACH-33/34: 163172
EPPES
EPPES
Frances
Francis
EPPES
EPPES
EPPES
EPPES
Francis
Francis
Francis
John Wayles
EPPES
EPPES
John Wayles
John Wayles
EPPES
John Wayles
EPPES
Maria (Jefferson)
Mary Jefferson (Mrs.
John Wayles)
Mary Jefferson (Mrs.
John Wayles)
EPPES
EPPES
EQUAL
SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE
EQUAL
SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE
EQUITABLE
LIFE
ASSURANCE
SOCIETY
ERIN
ERN
Ernest
EROSION
ERRARD && DE
CHAMBRAY
ERSKINE
Alexander, Jr.
Stack's Classical Grammar School and
MACH-29: 8
MACH-24: 41
MACH-33/34:
168,172
MACH-43: 13
MACH-54: 84
MACH-33/34: 164
MACH-37/38:
22,28
MACH-4: 6,15,18
MACH-43: 16
n.27
MACH-33/34: 164168
MACH-3: 27
MACH-4: 12
MACH-55: 1-15
Richmond - and Roberta Wellford
MACH-55: 2
MACH-37/38: 112
MACH-8: 65
appointed dean of admissions at University
of Virginia, 1967; comments on new
admissions policies
MACH-60: 56
MACH-11: 37,39
Parallel de l'Architecture antique avec le
Moderne
MACH-15: 42
MACH-9: 19
ERSKINE
ERSKINE
ERVING
ESKER
ESKRIDGE
Mary Miller
William
George W.
Jerome A. (Mrs.)
Elizabeth (b. 1820)
ESKRIDGE
George
ESKRIDGE
George
ESKRIDGE
ESKRIDGE
George
James W.
ESKRIDGE
ESMONT,
VIRGINIA
ESMONT,
VIRGINIA
ESSEX
Rebecca Bonum
marriage
married R. T. W. Duke Sr.
King's Attorney (colonial), served as, 17191732
immigrant in 1691 and ancestry of Elizabeth
Eskridge Duke
portrait in Albemarle Charlottesville
Historical Society Collection
marriage
wife of George Eskridge; portarit in
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
collection
MACH-21: 35,49
MACH-21: 35
MACH-31: 109
MACH-4: 58
MACH-59: 90-91
MACH-59: 95
MACH-59: 95-96
MACH-59: 96
MACH-21: 31,51
MACH-59: 96
MACH-8: 72
Equal Suffrage
League and
Isaac
marriage
ESSEX COUNTY
VIRGINIA
ESSEX COUNTY
VIRGINIA
ESSO SERVICE
STATION
(EMMET
STREET AT
BARRACKS
ROAD)
Wood, Newton
ESSOLENE
ESTATES
ESTES
Alec
MACH-55: 6
MACH-21: 31,52
MACH-10: 37
MACH-11: 39
owner of with grocery store, ca. 1920
MACH-60: 107
MACH-14: 21
MACH-25: 54
MACH-2: 61
ESTES
Alec
ESTES
ESTES
ESTES
ESTES
ESTES
ESTILL
ESTIN
ESTIS
Bose
Coleman
Elisha
Triplett J.
William
Harry
Ann
Frances
ESTOUTEVILLE*
construction
ESTOUTEVILLE*
ETHER CONE
ETIQUETTE
ETON MONTEM
(STORY)
ETRURIA
(KINGDOM OF)
ETRURIA"(STEA
MSHIP)
ETTWEIN
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANK
EUBANKS
EUBANKS
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker at
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-48: 112
MACH-22: 190
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-5: 60
MACH-4: 21
MACH-9: 52
MACH-44: 38
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 63
MACH-46: 49
MACH-8: 72
MACH-3: 7
MACH-11: 56
MACH-24: 20
MACH-13: 3,10
MACH-26: 15
John (Rev.)
A. E.
Eliza
family
John
John
John Jr.
Polly
Thomas
George
George
Moravian minister in Bethlehem, Pa. preaches to Berks County Battalion, 8/1776 MACH-61: 35
Albemarle Female Institute, joins staff of
MACH-54: 33
MACH-9: 44
MACH-8: 43
biographical notes
MACH-52: 124
MACH-9: 46
MACH-9: 46
MACH-9: 56
married Nancy Old, daughter of John Old
MACH-61: 52
MACH-6: 47
MACH-9: 51
EUBANKS
EUBANKS
EUBANKS
EUCLID
EUREKA CAFE
AND BAR
EUREKA CAFE
AND BAR
EURIPIDES
EUROPE
EUROPE
George Jr.
Nancy
William
called a"man of color"
Clinton, George
Pelham
bought by
Daniel, H. Vattel
operated by - located on Fourth Street
EUROPE
George
Base Hospital 41, World War I,
entertainment for
EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN
EUROPEANAMERICAN
CEMETERY
gravestones
Mount Fair cemetery resembled
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
MACH-9: 44
MACH-6: 48
MACH-9: 59
MACH-55: 65
MACH-59: 151152
MACH-59: 152
MACH-19: 24
MACH-11: 53
MACH-12: 39
MACH-13:
3,10,11,14,15,59
MACH-14:
52,55,57
MACH-15:
16,17,19
MACH-16:
6,11,13,14,23
MACH-18: 35
MACH-19:
22,23,30
MACH-26: 15
MACH-29: 19,41
MACH-37/38: 46
MACH-6: 30,33
MACH-59: 22
MACH-12:
39,41,43
MACH-13: 7,14
MACH-14: 52
MACH-18: 21
MACH-61: 17
EUSTICE
EUSTICE
EVALINA
(SLAVE)
EVANGELICAL
EPISCOPALIAN
ARCHITECTURE
: CHRIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
EVANS
EVANS
George
George
Monticello Wine Company and
Christmas as a youth
MACH-48: 103
MACH-48: 82
advertised for auction, 1828
MACH-58: 77
MACH-55: 17-38
MACH-55: 112
MACH-5: 43
D.
Elizabeth J.
by Anne E. Bruder
wife of Jerman Evans
Confederate Military History edited by
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 68,
housekeeper
Union soldier buried in Charlottesville and
moved to Culpeper Nat. Cemetery
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 1
EVANS
Cloe
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS
family
free blacks
EVANS
EVANS
Frances W.
G. (Gen.)
EVANS
G. Blakemore
Albemarle free Black, 1833, mulatto, Age 13 MACH-53: 124
MACH-23: 52
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, article prepared for
MACH-56: 30
EVANS
Harriet
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS
Jerman
Lewis
Lewis
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 26 MACH-53: 125
MACH-55: 111n,
West, Anne marries a child of
112n
MACH-1: 17
map of the West (1755)
MACH-1: 17
EVANS
Louisa H. T.
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10 MACH-53: 124
EVANS
Maletia A. J.
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10 MACH-53: 124
Agnes
Clement A.
MACH-53: 124
MACH-55: 92n
MACH-53: 124
MACH-53: 124125
EVANS
Malinda J.
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10 MACH-53: 124
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS
Mariah
Marie Louise (Mrs.)
Mr.
N. G. (Col.)
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS
EVANS'
WASHINGTON
PRICE BOOK
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT
EVERETT'S
ALBEMARLE
CAVALRY (CIVIL
WAR)
EVERETT'S
ARTILLERY
(CIVIL WAR)
EVERITT
EVERONA
LIMESTONE
ROCK UNIT
EVES
EWBANK
EWBANK
Nancy
Thomas
William Thomas
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 27 MACH-53: 125
MACH-11: 63
MACH-20: 20
confederate service of
MACH-54: 89
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 36,
weaver
MACH-53: 124
MACH-6: 43
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 2 MACH-53: 125
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles (Dr.)
Charles D.
Edward
Edward
Edward
William
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
football and
MACH-17: 8,20
MACH-11: 46,47
MACH-4: 16
MACH-8: 60,66
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-22: 7,14
MACH-29: 51
MACH-7: 30
MACH-53: 16,18
MACH-33/34: 155
n.34
MACH-50: 111
MACH-5: 70
John
limestone source
Abraham
George
James
Albemarle County, 1700s
MACH-61: 61
MACH-9: 46
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 67
EWBANK
EWBANK
EWELL
EWELL
EWELL
John
John, Jr.
Dick
Nathaniel (Mrs.)
Richard (General)
Army of Northern Virginia and
EWELL
Richard Stoddert
Richard Stoddert
(Gen.)
Gettysburg, battle of and, 1863
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 67
MACH-22: 17,19
MACH-29: 17
MACH-60: 1
MACH-44:
27,38,39
MACH-59: 77n,
77-78
Virginia clergyman
MACH-10: 29
MACH-21: 46
EWELL
EWELL'S
DIVISION
EWING
John D.
EXCELSIOR
(POEM)
EXCELSIOR
BATTERY
(ARTILLERY)
EXCERPT
FROM THE
MEMOIRS OF
WILBUR FISK
DAVIS, AN
ANTEBELLUM
STUDENTAND
CIVIL WAR
VETERAN, 18571862
EXCERPT
FROM THE
SCHEULER von
SENDEN
JOURNAL: 30
DECEMBER
1778
EXCHANGE
CLUB
MACH-24: 19
MACH-25: 21
by J. Harvey Bailey
MACH-44: 23-40
THROUGH 21 NOVEMBER 1780 - by
John Luzader
MACH-41: 119
MACH-23: 53
EXCHANGE
CLUB
EXCLUSION
(CHURCH)
EXECUTIVE
COUNCIL OF
VIRGINIA
EXECUTIVE
COUNCIL OF
VIRGINIA
EYRE
EZEKIEL
recreational facilities supported by, 1960s
MACH-32: 20-21
MACH-15: 16
MACH-16: 5
MACH-6: 43
MACH-29: 24
John
EZEKIEL
Moses Jacob (Sir)
EZRING
Sheldon (Rabbi)
F. CARR AND
COMPANY
F. F. V.
(CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO
TRAIN)
FABBRONI
FABER,
VIRGINIA
FABIAN CLUB
FABIANISM
FABRICS
FACTORIES
FACTORIES
MACH-56: 102
Daniel, Senator John statue in Lynchburg,
sculptor
Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies
from the Papers of Thomas Jefferson publisher of
MACH-48: 36n
MACH-40:
1,21,24
MACH-50: 73
and R. T. W. Duke, Jr.
MACH-49: 22-23
MACH-37/38: 34
sawmills
MACH-45: 43
MACH-29: 39
MACH-29: 39
MACH-30: 30
MACH-26: 13
MACH-29: 49,61
Giovanni
FACTS
RELATING TO
THE
SURRENDER
OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, MARCH 3,
1865
by Margaret W. Fowler Clark
FACULTY
FAERY QUEEN
FAGG
FAIN
FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS
Nancy
Sarah Lee
Captain
Douglas
FAIRER
Elijah
FAIRER
FAIRER
Elizabeth
family
FAIRER
FAIRER
Mariah
William
FAIRFAX
FAIRFAX
Orlando (Dr.)
Thomas
FAIRFAX
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
Thomas
General Assembly, elected to
commander of steamship "Maryland"
Merrie Mills, featured in films at
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 28,
carpenter
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 10
months
free blacks
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 27,
housekeeper
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
MACH-17: 67-74
MACH-29:
51,53,56,57,60,62
MACH-3: 72
MACH-18: 41
MACH-55: 15
MACH-44: 29
MACH-53: 63
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-22:
93,98,114
MACH-1: 15
Sixth Baron of
Sixth Baron of - Northern Neck Proprietery
and
MACH-49: 56-58
MACH-22:
81,123,132,198
MACH-37/38:
71,194
MACH-44:
31,36,39
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRFAX
COUNTY
FAIRLY
FAIRLY
FALKNER
FALL
FALL
FALL FIELDS *
FALL FIELDS *
FALLING
SPRING,
VIRGINIA
Clermont *
MACH-22: 198
Clermont *
MACH-4: 28
Courthouse
MACH-7: 37
Culpeper once part of
MACH-11: 20
Gunston Hall*
MACH-22: 198
Gunston Hall*
MACH-30: 66
Mount Vernon*
MACH-19: 56
Mount Vernon*
MACH-3: 33
Mount Vernon*
Mount Vernon*
MACH-42: 25
Washington's drawings of shows "pricking"
technique
MACH-50: 36
Mount Vernon*
MACH-7: 34
Vaucluse *
Danill
family
Daniel
Ralph E.
MACH-3: 71
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-9: 59
MACH-42: 4-5,7
MACH-45:
20,21,23,26,31
MACH-48: 77,77n
MACH-48: 77,77n
Ralph E.
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 58, fiddler
free blacks
Diary of Robert Rose, editor of
Hitchcock, Dr.. owned by
Profitt Road, housing development on
MACH-21: 41
FALMOUTH,
VIRGINIA
FAMILIES
FAN MOUNTAIN
FAN MOUNTAIN
FANSLER
FANSLER
FANSLER
FANSLER
FARELL
FARGASON
FARGUSON
FARIS
FARIS
FARIS
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
iron furnace of Walker and Wilkinson
Albemarle Iron Works
Homer
Jacob
Jacob
Jacob
James
Susannah
located between it and Gay Mountain
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
mentioned
1910, activities in
MACH-35/36:
133,149
MACH-26:
14,59,82
MACH-50: 47,48
MACH-61: 40
MACH-53: 84,88
MACH-53: 83,84
MACH-53: 84,8
MACH-53: 88
MACH-9: 44
MACH-9: 59
MACH-9: 45
Benjamin
MACH-21: 44
Richard
MACH-6: 56
Sarah Jane
marriage
MACH-21: 44,49
A. J.
MACH-22: 31
A. S.
MACH-1: 34
MACH-59: 130Andrew J.
Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 151Andrew J.
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
152
Ann M.
marriage
MACH-21: 42,49
family
MACH-1: 43
family
MACH-24: 44
family
MACH-8: 43
son of Andrew Farish; comments about his MACH-59: 151Frank
father
152
married Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889);
Kitty Ann (1811-1851) mother of James Addison Leathers, Sr.
MACH-59: 69
Stephan M.
MACH-9: 19
Thomas
The Farm* - resides at
MACH-53: 51
The Farm* - acquired by in late 19th
Thomas
century
MACH-56: 111
Thomas (Capt.)
MACH-14: 12
FARISH
FARISH
Thomas (Capt.)
Thomas (Capt.)
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
Thomas L.
Thomas L.
Thomas L.
Thomas L. (Mrs.)
W. P.
W. P. (Mrs.)
Walker
William
William P.
William P.
William P.
William P.
William P.
William P.
FARISH
FARISH
William P.
William P.
Young Ladies Institute and
Dickinson, Albert E. and
FARISH
FARISH
FARISH
William P.
William P.
William P.
Albemarle Female Institute - formation of
Monticello Block* and
stage line owner
FARISH
William P.
FARISH
William P.
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
farm of, 1888
Virginia clergyman
Confederate hospital, food brought to
The Farm* purchased by, 1848
Albemarle Female Institute - support of
MACH-2: 5
MACH-56: 78
MACH-22:
61,62,67
MACH-23: 65
MACH-9: 16
MACH-22: 63,67
MACH-21: 26
MACH-52: 138
MACH-32: 31
MACH-56: 111
MACH-14: 12
MACH-18: 34,35
MACH-21: 42
MACH-22: 42
MACH-23: 52,63
MACH-53: 34
MACH-53:
35,36,41
MACH-53: 41
MACH-53:
42,43,36,51
MACH-53: 48
MACH-54: 30n
Ficklin, Slaughter W., in stage business with MACH-59: 145
stage business operated with Mr. Stockton MACH-59: 146
MACH-1: 32
MACH-3: 50
MACH-4: 24
MACH-42: 29
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
(HOTEL)
FARISH HOUSE
HOTEL
FARISH'S
GROVE
FARISH'S
SPRING
FARISS
Joseph
FARISS
William
Court Square, located on
MACH-52: 117
guests from South Carolina in 1861
MACH-52: 133
Ashby, Turner lies in state at
MACH-52: 138
Stars and Stripes raised after Civil War
MACH-55: 61
Stars and Stripes raised after Civil War
MACH-56: 42)
advertisements for auctions at
MACH-58: 82n
Rawlings Institute, students from and
MACH-54: 52
Albemarle Female Institute, near site of
MACH-53: 51
MACH-5: 50
MACH-5: 50
FARLEY
Betsy A.
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARLEY
Daniel
Daniel
Daniel
Daniel
Daniel
Elizabeth Ann
family
FARLEY
family
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30, washerwoman
home on East Main Street, life at, 18071831
West, Nathaniel H., witnesses will of
slave gatherings on Sunday afternoons
West Africa, declined to move to
lot belonging to
Farley, Daniel, beneficiary of
free blacks
cemetery at Alberene, Va. - Anderson,
James C. buried at
FARLEY
FARLEY
FARM AND
HOME LIME
QUARRY
James E.
John
Farley, Daniel, beneficiary of
MACH-57: 67n
MACH-37/38:
190,198,199
MACH-55: 110
limestone source
on Hardware River, East of Keene, 1700s
MACH-61: 61
MACH-53: 136
MACH-55: 109111
MACH-55: 112n
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 121n
MACH-55: 110
MACH-53: 136
Pleasant (of Halifax
County)
Pleasant (Mrs.)
FARMER
FARMER
FARMER FOX
HUNTERS
mules
FARMERS
FARMERS
ALLIANCE
FARMERS
ASSEMBLY
MACH-10: 34
MACH-10: 34
used by in hunts
free blacks as
MACH-60: 106
MACH-53:
117,119,127
MACH-11:
24,25,28,29,34
MACH-11: 23,24
FARMERS BANK
OF VIRGINIA
MACH-18: 17,18
FARMERS BANK
OF VIRGINIA
MACH-23: 32
FARMERS BANK
OF VIRGINIA
FARMER'S
FRIEND
(NEWSPAPER)
FARMERS'
HOTEL
MACH-23: 47
edited by Benjamin F. Harlow
MACH-35/36: 170
FARMERS'
REGISTER, THE
(MAGAZINE)
FARMING
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
photo: Thomas Mann Randolph's hillside
plow
*
*
*
*
MACH-18: 33
MACH-11: 3740,42,43
MACH-11:
opp.p.40
MACH-12: 44
MACH-14: 13
MACH-15: 34
MACH-22: 201
MACH-27/28:
37,42
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON *
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON
*
*
*
*
Farmington: A History - by Bernard
Chamberlain
photo:
restoration
Louisiana Purchase Sesquitennial
celebration and
MACH-29: 7-28
MACH-29: front.
MACH-46: 82
MACH-48: 115
MACH-5: 76
FARMINGTON *
Divers, George and Martha Walker, home of MACH-52: 40
hospitality compared with Monticello
MACH-52: 68
Walker, Judith and
MACH-52: 68
MACH-8: 43,72
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
MACH-29: 9,10
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
MACH-37/38: 12
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
MACH-40: 19
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
MACH-42: 31
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
FARMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
FARMINGTON,
INC.
charter members of
MACH-51: 72
mentioned
MACH-56: 88
MACH-29:
9,15,28
FARMS
commercial
FARMS
FARMS
FARMS
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA
FAROE
FAROE
FAROLFI
Drewry
John
Simone
FARR
FARRAGUT
T. S.
Admiral
FARRAR
Critty
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR
family
Fanny
J. H.
FARRAR
James
FARRAR
FARRAR
Jane
Janey
MACH-25: 40,52
MACH-25:
6,7,41,47,50,51,5
3,55,67
MACH-26:
6,14,46 64,82
MACH-29: 7,49
MACH-22: 204
MACH-44: 27
Confederate monument at
Chronicle - formerly "The Aurora" of
Scottsville
Scott, Charles Alexander paroled at, 1865
MACH-48: 18,28
MACH-50: 87
MACH-57: 101
MACH-5: 54
MACH-5: 54
MACH-37/38: 35
Union soldier buried at Charlottesville and
later moved to Culpeper National Cemetery MACH-55: 92n
MACH-30: 26
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, nulatto, age
22, female
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53:
free blacks
125,136
MACH-9: 55
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
MACH-50: 88
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
29, carpenter
MACH-53: 136
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6
months
MACH-53: 136
MACH-9: 44
FARRAR
FARRAR
John
John
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 136
MACH-9: 44
FARRAR
FARRAR
Joseph
Julia
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3 MACH-53: 136
MACH-39: 20
FARRAR
FARRAR
Juliann
Lucy
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 136
MACH-9: 57
FARRAR
Mary
FARRAR
FARRAR
Mary
Mathew
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 5 MACH-53: 136
Albemarle County Historical Society assisted in preparation of Magazine, 1999 MACH-57: i
MACH-9: 55,57
FARRAR
FARRAR
Nancy
Perrin
FARRAR
FARRAR
Reuben
Richard
FARRAR
Susie L.
Susie Lawson
Missionary Circle
Thomas
Thomas
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR
FARRAR, J. H.
&& SON
FARRELL
FARRELL AND
JONES (FIRM)
Thomas
Thomas
W. G.
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 2 MACH-53: 136
MACH-5: 67
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
65
MACH-53: 136
MACH-5: 67
MACH-39:
39,53,68,79
MACH-39:
48,53,79
Shenandoah National Park supported by
MACH-51: 69,72
Virginia Director of Forestry
MACH-51: 79
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
21, jobber
MACH-53: 136
MACH-7: 26
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
MACH-50: 88
Joseph
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
MACH-50: 88
MACH-52: 3,19
Richard Harvie and Company, trade with
MACH-52: 12
FARRELL AND
JONES (FIRM)
FARRIS
FARRISH
FARROW
FARROW
FARROW
FARROW
FARROW
FARROW
FASCISM
FAULCONER
FAULCONER
FAULCONER
FAULCONER
FAULCONER
FAULCONER
FAULKHAM
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
John
Wm. P.
Benjamin
George A.
Sarah S.
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas N.
family
Percy
Percy
Percy
Percy
Percy
Josiah
Alberta
Daniel
Josiah
William
marriage
will of, reference to
road gang, ordered to work on
marriage
Shenandoah National Park, sale of land in
mountain farming and
Crozet Lumber Company and
Shenandoah National Park, owned land in
Farmington Country Club, charter member
Pasture Fence Mountain, farm on
Massey, Linton and
Bibliographic Society of Virginia,
publications of
MACH-52:
3,10,13,14,15,16,
17,19,21
MACH-6: 51
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-21: 28
MACH-23: 52
MACH-21: 28,49
MACH-55: 46n
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-21: 31,49
MACH-29: 43,46
MACH-51: 81
MACH-51: 62
MACH-51: 64
MACH-51: 70
MACH-51: 72
MACH-51: 86
MACH-22: 12
MACH-39: 53,62
MACH-9: 59
MACH-25: 7
MACH-56: 13-15
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FOUNDATION
FAUNTLEROY
William
FAUNTLEROY
FAUNTLEROY
FAUNTLEROY
FAUNTLEROY
John Foushee
Mrs. (of Clarke
County)
R. B.
R. Randolph
Proffitt, William F., attorney for
FAUNTLEROY
Thomas T.
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, Justice MACH-49: 32
activities of
Edward
MACH-56: 30
MACH-56: 13-15
MACH-43: 32
MACH-43:
23,28,39 n.11
MACH-43: 32
MACH-9: 19
MACH-49: 32
FAUQUIER
FAUQUIER
FAUQUIER
FAUQUIER
FAUQUIER
COUNTY
FAUQUIER
COUNTY
FAUQUIER
COUNTY
FAUQUIER
COUNTY
FAUQUIER
COUNTY
FAUST
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
FAW
FAWCETT
Francis
Francis
Francis
Francis
FAWCETT
FAWCETT
Doctor
Doctor
FAY
FAYERWEATHE
R
FAYERWEATHE
R
FEATHERS
FEATHERSTON
E
FEATHERSTON
HAUGH
FEDERA
Theodore S.
MACH-31: 23
MACH-21: 21
MACH-24: 37
MACH-27/28:
24,26,27
MACH-3: 6,11
MACH-35/36:
57,116
Daniel
MACH-27/28: 85
Daniel B.
J.
MACH-40: 56
MACH-9: 17
FEDERALIST
MACH-1: 15
MACH-2: 38
MACH-27/28: 38
MACH-3: 21
MACH-21:
26,28,42,43,46
MACH-23: 49,62
MACH-37/38: 191
MACH-41: 123
Broad Run
Enoch
a janitor
J. C.
George William
John
formation of political
party
MACH-37/38: 191
Monticello described by, 1857
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-7: 37
MACH-6: 43
Hamilton, Alexander, founder and leader of,
mid 1790s
MACH-62: 6
MACH-13:
8,11,17,22
MACH-16: 9,13
MACH-21: 6
MACH-3: 83
MACH-30: 15,25
MACH-35/36:
138,149
MACH-29: 58
MACH-9: 59
FEDERALISTS
FEDERALISTS
FEDERALISTS
FEDERALISTS
FEDERALISTS
FEDERALISTS
FEES
FEGGERSON
William
FEIL
Pinkie
FEIL
FEKAS
FEKAS
FEKAS
Punkie
Gus George
Gus George
Gus George
FEKAS
FEKAS
FEKAS
FELCHPATRICK
FELER
FENCES
FENDLEY
Nora
Peter George
Peter George
John
George
James
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
illustrations furnished by
World War II service
photo
illustrations furnished by
illustration
World War II service
MACH-62: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-54: 14,16
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 21
MACH-54:
14,16,21
MACH-54: 16
MACH-54: 17
MACH-32: 46
MACH-6: 47
MACH-45: 18,28
MACH-5: 24,25
FENLY
(FENLEY, FINLY,
OR FINDLAY)
James
MACH-42: 4-5,7,8
FENLY
(FENLEY, FINLY,
OR FINDLAY)
James
MACH-5: 20
FENLY
(FENLEY, FINLY,
OR FINDLAY)
John
FENLY
(FENLEY, FINLY,
OR FINDLAY)
John
FENNELL
Gloria
FENWICK
FENWICK
FERDINAND
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
Charles R.
Edward G.
M. Bayard
Anna
Charles
Charles A.
Daniel
Elizabeth
Elsie
Finley F.
George (Dr.)
J. Gray
James
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
James (Rev.)
James H.
James H.
James H.
Jesse
Kate V.
Mary
Millie
Mr.
Patty
MACH-42: 7
MACH-5: 20
author: "A Greek Community Takes Root in
Charlottesville: The First Fifty Years, 19031953"
MACH-54: 1-27
MACH-37/38:
211,212
Croix de Guerre, cited for, 1918
MACH-57: 26
book by
MACH-4: 51
MACH-9: 45
MACH-5: 50
MACH-33/34: 105
MACH-9: 55
MACH-5: 50
Merrie Mills, featured in movies at
MACH-53: 63
MACH-46: 60,62
MACH-39: 86
Charlottesville "Observer," owner of
MACH-50: 85
MACH-9: 45
MACH-39:
30,73,74,75
barber shop - location of, 1880s
MACH-55: 123n
barber shop - operated with John West
MACH-55: 68n
James, Nelly, appraiser of estate of
MACH-55: 74n
marriage
MACH-21: 31,48
MACH-39: 76
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 51
Charlottesville visited by
MACH-43: 27
MACH-6: 56
FERGUSON
Peter
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
Sarah Jane
Thomas
William
FERGUSON
FERGUSON
AND TYSON
FERGYSON
FERRELL
FERRELL
FERRELL
FERRELLS
FERRIES
William
MACH-5: 54
MACH-39:
20,73,74,75
MACH-39: 20
MACH-5: 40,60
MACH-9:
13,20,59
commission brokers in Baltimore
Laurence
James
Lewis
Mr.
Albemarle Free Black resides at, 1833
The Ferries of Albemarle - by John
Hammond Moore
FERRIES
FERRIES
FERRIES
Scott Ferry (Albemarle)
FERRON
Mr.
FERRON
FEUER
FEVER
FICKLEN
FICKLIN
Mr.
Lewis S.
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
Benjamin
family
Mr.
S. W.
S. W.
Slaughter
W. J.
Benjamin
MACH-16: 32
MACH-6: 57
MACH-6: 57
MACH-39: 29
MACH-22: 48
MACH-53: 136
MACH-25: 42
MACH-42: 1-22
MACH-42: 1-22
MACH-7:
24,26,28
MACH-44: 9, 19
n.10
instructor at University of Va.
University of Virginia fencing instructor holds
classes in Hotel D
MACH-59: 60
MACH-40: 24
MACH-30: 36
MACH-1: 34,36
Virginia clergyman
MACH-18: 35
MACH-21:
26,28,32,33,35,40
Virginia clergyman
,48
MACH-1: 43
MACH-22: 42
MACH-31: 14
MACH-7: 64
MACH-2: 5
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
Slaughter
Slaughter W.
FICKLIN
Slaughter W.
FICKLIN
Slaughter W.
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN
FICKLIN,
FARISH AND
COMPANY
FICKLIN'S
GROVE
FICTION IN
ALBEMARLE
FIDELITY
(HORSE)
FIDELITY
TRUST
COMPANY
FIDLER
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
W. N.
William J.
William Slaughter
William Slaughter
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
property, location of, 1888
MACH-56: 78
MACH-18: 35
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 145Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
146
MACH-33/34:
22,24
MACH-18: 35
MACH-14: 10,13
MACH-18: 34,35
MACH-33/34: 25
church services at
MACH-55: 82n
MACH-32: 81-122
James
Charles William
Dabney
Duncan
Edmund D.
Elizabeth Logwood
(Mrs. James Gavin,
II)
Ella Cowherd (Mrs.
James Gavin I)
family
family
Gavin L.
Roosevelt, Ethel, mount of
MACH-51: 8
General (C.S.A)
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 8
MACH-31: 65
MACH-5: 31
MACH-3: 68
MACH-53: 125
MACH-11: 35
MACH-11: 25
MACH-11:
23,28,35
free blacks
MACH-11: 22
MACH-53: 125
MACH-8: 43
MACH-11: 25
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD
FIELD AND
TURF IN
ALBEMARLE
FIELD AND
TURF IN
ALBEMARLE
FIELD HOCKEY
James Gavin
James Gavin (Gen.)
(1826-1902)
James Gavin (Gen.)
(1826-1902)
James Gavin (Gen.)
(1826-1902)
James Gavin, Jr.
Jenny
John
John (Dr.)
John W.
Joseph (James) H.
Kitt
Lewis Yancey
Maria Duncan
Maxey
May
Richard A. (Judge)
Richard H.
Richard H.
Richard H.
Sally
Sarah
Sarah Wood
William
William
James Gavin Field, Populist Candidate for
the Vice- Presidency - by John H. Moore
MACH-11: 19-36
MACH-10: 7
MACH-11: 1936,64
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 32, jobber
MACH-2: 7
MACH-11: 22,29
MACH-9: 47
MACH-9: 65
MACH-32: 46
MACH-32: 46
MACH-53: 125
MACH-32: 46
MACH-11: 20
MACH-11: 20
MACH-11: 22
MACH-11: 22
MACH-11: 20,21
MACH-11: 25
MACH-5: 40,41
MACH-9: 13,30
MACH-32: 46
MACH-9: 43
MACH-32: 46
MACH-11: 22,29
MACH-53: 125
Albemarle County Historical Society, paper
presented
MACH-4: 57
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 10
Judge
Judge
Judge
Albemarle County Historical Society, paper
presented
MACH-48: 113
MACH-21: 55-64
FIELD HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
(RYE, N.Y.)
FIELDING
FIELDS
FIELDS
FIELDS
FIELDS
FIFE
George W.
Elizabeth
Judge
Robert
Robert
Douglas
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
Ella Katherine
Ella Katherine
estate
estate
Francis
Francis
FIFE
FIFE
Francis H.
Francis H.
FIFE
FIFE
Francis H.
Francis Harrison
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
Francis Harrison
Herndon
J. M.
James (Rev.)
James (Rev.)
James (Rev.)
James (Rev.)
James (Rev.)
FIFE
James (Rev.)
FIFE
FIFE
Mary
R. Herndon
Ivy hockey played by
Base Hospital 41 nurses, World War I,
comments about
World War I, reflects on loss of life in
location of, 1888
Ivy hockey played by
Pine Knot* advisory board member
Charlottesville Housing Authority Member,
1965-67
Albemarle County Historical Society,
secretary
portrait (1793-1876)
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
Charlottesville African Church, pastor of
historical notes
sister of Robert Herndon Fife; and Oak
lawn*
MACH-21: 57
MACH-9: 17
MACH-6: 44,54
MACH-9: 30
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 44
MACH-21: 62
MACH-59:
13,15,17-18,22
MACH-59: 25
MACH-2: 5
MACH-56: 78
MACH-21: 60
MACH-51: 47n
MACH=56: 123n
MACH-39: 19,55
MACH-48: 117
MACH-15: 46
MACH-24: inside
back cover
MACH-1: 34
MACH-1: 36
MACH-23: 53
MACH-39: 18
MACH-39: 18,55
MACH-53: 43
MACH-55: 73
MACH-56: 112113
MACH-56: 113
MACH-33/34: 17
FIFE
FIFE
Richard
Robert H.
FIFE
FIFE
Robert H.
Robert Herndon
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
FIFE
Robert Herndon
Robert Herndon
Robert Herndon
Sally S.
William J.
Ivy hockey played by
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
Oak Lawn* estate and - bought at auction
Oak Lawn* estate and - subdivision
FIFE
EXTENSION
(FIFE ADDITION)
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-56: 113
MACH-56: 79
MACH-22: 65
MACH-7: 64
Historical Quarterly
MACH-33/34:
16,17,27
MACH-33/34:
26,27
MACH-26:
44,53,66
MACH-17: 55
by William B. O'Neal
MACH-23: 5-30
FIFE'S TRESTLE
FIGHTING
FILSON CLUB
FINANCING THE
CONSTRUCTIO
N OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA:
NOTES AND
DOCUMENTS
FINCASTLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
FINCASTLE,
VIRGINIA
FINCASTLE,
VIRGINIA
FINEUX
family
FINKS
William M.
MACH-21: 62
MACH-22: 65
MACH-37/38:
77,89,104
MACH-3: 59
MACH-19: 12
MACH-43:
19,21,22
Miller, Samuel, training of
MACH-56: 55
MACH-24: 47
MACH-32: 46
FINLEY
FINLEY
FINLEY
FINLY
Cecile
Jack
Martha
Sarah
FINNIE
FIRE ENGINES
FIREDAMP
(BOOK)
FIREPLACE
William (Col.)
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
creator of "Elsie Dinsmore" stories
MACH-42: 99
MACH-24: 13
MACH-24: 2527,34
MACH-26: 32,78
MACH-45:
32,38,41
MACH-27/28: 57
FIRES
FIRES
FIREWOOD
FIREWORKS
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
youth building
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 61
MACH-57: 48
MACH-9: 64
MACH-41:
24,25,27
MACH-24: 27
Bryan, Millie - attends classes in during
massive resistance, 1958
MACH-61:
73.74.75
MACH-12: 31
MACH-3: 81
MACH-35/36: 169
MACH-39: 12-32
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
MACH-4: 61
MACH-8: 51
Albemarle Female
Institute
first commencement of
MACH-53: 33
Albemarle Female
Institute
rooms used by for classes
MACH-53: 45
Albemarle Female
Institute
students baptized at
MACH-53: 54
Broadus, John A.
pastor of
MACH-53: 41
Broadus, John A.
pastor
MACH-55: 93
Brown, Abram
Burwell
pastor of
MACH-53: 53
closing of
Charlottesville
schools, 1958
classrooms provided to private schools
during integration crisis
MACH-61: 73
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH (WEST
MAIN STREET)
Dickinson, Albert E.
pastor of
MACH-53: 40
Hart, John and Sallie membership of
MACH-53: 56
Jones family and
MACH-53: 46
mentioned
MACH-54: 55,64
Rawlings Institute
commencement held at church, 1899
MACH-54: 45
Tribble, H. W. (Rev.) events leading to resignation of
MACH-54: 47-51
Walker, Joseph
MACH-53: 35
Woolen Mills Sunday
School and
pastor of
MACH-53: 92
MACH-22: 157
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH (WEST
MAIN)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH (WEST
MAIN)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH (WEST
MAIN)
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH (WEST
MAIN)
FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
FIRST FORTY
YEARS OF
WASHINGTON
SOCIETY,THE
(BOOK) (1916)
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
photo:
Keeping the Faith: A History of the First
Baptist Church, West Main and Seventh
Streets,Charlottesville, Virginia - by
Richard I. McKinney
MACH-39: 12,92
Scott, R. Alonzo, pastor
MACH-50: 82
Gibbons, William and
MACH-55: 71
MACH-39: 13-92
MACH-46: 82
Monticello* described in
MACH-21: 15
MACH-19: 19,38
MACH-22: 154
MACH-4: 61
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAX
LIST OF
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY, 1782
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
MACH-46: 54,76
classrooms
provided to private schools during
integration crisis, 1958
MACH-61: 73
Hope Beads
sold by, 1969
MACH-58: 19
photo
of church built in 1834 at 1st and Water Sts. MACH-34: 56
photo
of church on Jefferson (built 1923-4)
MACH-46: 77
edited by Lester J. Cappon
MACH-5: 47-72
MACH-1: 45
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
MACH-12: 35
MACH-2: 6,18
MACH-22: 201
MACH-3:
10,45,46
MACH-4: 37
MACH-44: 41,44
MACH-46: 82
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
construction of, 1827
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
sketch
of Park St church (built 1955)
FIRST
TRANSMONTAN
E ADVANCE,
THE
by T. P. Abernathy
FISCHBACK
W. M.
Bibliographic Society of the University of
FISCHER
Earl K.
Virginia, talk before
FISCHERZ
M. von
FISH
Hamilton
FISH
Marian
MACH-47: 28
MACH-6: 64
MACH-7: 15
MACH-55: 29-31
MACH-46: 83
MACH-2: 63
MACH-9: 19
MACH-56: 29
MACH-2: 12
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-27/28:
36,57
MACH-12: 1,3
MACH-2: 6
MACH-33/34:
7,29
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-7: inside
back cover
MACH-9: inside
back cover
MACH-8: 43
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-56: 111lots bought from Albemarle Golf Club, 1929 112
Rawlings Institute, 1905 commencement
address at
MACH-54: 61
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 62
Albemarle County Historical Society,
president
MACH-48: 118
MACH-16: 55
MACH-17: 77
MACH-18: 53,54
MACH-19: 58,59
MACH-20: 75,76
sells lot to city for Meade Park, 1945
MACH-56: 1945
FISH
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
Stuyvesant
Clement D.
Clement D.
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
Clement D.
Esther C.M. (Mrs.)
Esther C.M. (Mrs.)
FISHBURNE
Esther C.M. (Mrs.)
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
Esther C.M. (Mrs.)
family
J. W.
FISHBURNE
John
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
John W.
Junius
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE
FISHBURNE C.
D. && CO.
FISHBURNE
AND WOODS
FISHER
Junius R.
Junius Rodes
Junius Rodes
Junius Rodes
Junius Rodes
Junius Rodes
Mary (Mrs. John)
Edith H.
daughter of Everette M. Huff
FISHER
FISHER
FISHER
Flavius J.
Flavius J.
Flavius J.
Miller, Samuel - writes letter to, 1867
Corcoran Gallery of Art and
Miller, Samuel - portrait of
Weekly Chronicle, owner of
MACH-50: 77
MACH-11: 23,34
MACH-55: 126
MACH-57:
121,121n
MACH-57: 121n
MACH-57: 121n
FISHER
FISHER
FISHERMEN
FISHER'S HILL
FISK JUBILEE
CHOIR
FISKE
FISKE
FISKE
FISKE
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCH
FITCHPATRICK
FITCHPATRICK
FITCH'S
TAVERN
FITE
Samuel McClory
FITZ
FITZ
FITZGERAL
James
William Daniel
Bartelott
FITZGERALD
FITZGERALD
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
George D.
Mary
marriage
Bead Ladies original member, 1968
Gibbons, Bella and
John
John
Minnie Madern (Mrs.)
Mrs.
John
Mary
Molley
Nancy
Sarah
William
William D.
William D.
William D.
free blacks reside at
Hamner
Thomas
F. Scott
James Henderson
(Rev.)
Ann Louisa
Barons
Charles L.
MACH-21: 31,50
MACH-58: 18
MACH-26: 14
MACH-22: 206
MACH-55: 81n
MACH-24: 25
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-13: 48
MACH-31: 11
MACH-5: 50
MACH-23: 52
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 65
MACH-23: 52
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-53: 129
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 46
MACH-31: 12
MACH-16: 26
MACH-33/34:
16,17
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 61
Brown, Millie - one of her favorite authors,
1958
marriage
MACH-61: 74
MACH-2: 28
MACH-21: 43,50
MACH-24: 44
MACH-22: 43
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
FITZHUGH
DRUG STORE
FITZJARRELL
FITZJARROLD
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
F. C.
family
Frank Conway
J. B.
James Stuart
James Stuart
James Stuart
James Stuart (Mrs.)
James Stuart (Mrs.)
James Stuart (Mrs.)
Miss
O. S.
Richard
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
James
William
Benjamin
Benjamin
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
J. C.
John
John
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
FITZPATRICK
Thomas
Thomas
William
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Jefferson, Thomas visits, 1809
The Letters of George Long - editor of
women's suffrage and
MACH-22: 190
MACH-8: 43
MACH-44: 38
MACH-1: 36
MACH-1: 50
MACH-12: 51
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-8: 51
MACH-26: 26,30
MACH-11: 32
MACH-60: 85
MACH-19: 22-24
MACH-21: 43
MACH-27/28: 14
MACH-55: 11
MACH-4: 29
MACH-5: 54
MACH-6: 57
MACH-7: 26
MACH-9: 49,52
Writings of George Washington - editor of MACH-1: 12
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 49
MACH-5: 13
ironworks, land involved in
MACH-50: 64
MACH-9: 49
MACH-5:
13,26,35,63
MACH-9: 46
MACH-5: 13
FIVE FORKS,
VIRGINIA
FIVE FORKS,
VIRGINIA
FIVE FORKS,
VIRGINIA
FLAG
FLAG STONE
FLAGG
FLAGG
FLAIG
FLANAGAN
FLANAGHAN
FLANDERS
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
John
John
family
Whittle
William
E. M.
Ambrose
B. C.
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
B. C.
B. C.
B. C.
B. C.
B. C.
B. C.
B. C.
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLANNAGAN
FLAT TOP
MOUNTAIN
Bernard Collins
family
Laurence (Dr.)
R. K.
Roy (Dr.)
W. W.
W. W.
Whittle
Battle of
MACH-13: 69
Battle of
MACH-14: 10
and E.M.F. automobile in Culpeper County
marriage
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
Monticello Block, and sale of, 1849
Birdwood*, entertained at
New York City, moves to
MACH-22: 13
MACH-29: 52
MACH-29: 67
MACH-19: 47
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 50
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-49: 37
MACH-9: 62
MACH-1: 34
MACH-14:
10,14,32-35
MACH-21: 32,52
MACH-46: 24
MACH-53: 43
MACH-53: 50
MACH-7: 64
MACH-9: 16
MACH-59: 141142
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3: 8
MACH-9: 16
MACH-3: 8,9
MACH-14: 32-34
MACH-59: 149
MACH-5: 50
MACH-26: 64
FLAT WOODS
FLATFOOT
DANCING
FLATFORD
FLAX
FLEET
FLEET
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMING
FLEMISH BOND
FLETCHER
FLETCHER
FLETCHER
FLETCHER
FLINT
FLINT
FLIPPIN
Buckeyeland, area of Farish Company activities at
William
Elizabeth
William A.
family
family
George William
Mary Lee
W. L.
William
William
Elijah P.
Jefferson D.
Thomas
Thomas C.
Sally
Thomas
James Carroll (Dr.)
FLIPPIN
FLIPPO
FLIRT, THE
(PLAY)
James Carroll (Dr.)
William
FLOOD
FLOODS
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
John H.
FLORIDA
marriage
grown in Albemarle County
Monticello described by (1811)
Croix de Guerre, cited for, 1918
women's suffrage and
Base Hospital 41 and organization of in
World War I
MACH-59: 151152
MACH-42: 36
MACH-21: 32,48
MACH-52: 2
MACH-11: 63
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-24: 48
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3: 67
MACH-26: 76
MACH-13: 45
MACH-1: 12,14
MACH-19:
10,11,13,14
MACH-13: 24
MACH-21: 15
MACH-57: 26
MACH-5: 10,11
MACH-9: 65
MACH-6: 44,55
MACH-6: 44,55
MACH-55: 11
MACH-59: 3
MACH-5: 50
MACH-27/28: 51
Lynchburg Female Orphan Asylum, pres.,
board of trustees
Talahassee
Pensacola
MACH-56: 62n
MACH-26: 52
MACH-1: 21
MACH-11: 29
MACH-11:
29,49,64
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
East
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
West
FLORIDA
West
Pensacola
Monticello
Fernandino
MACH-13: 10,65
MACH-13:
4,12,13
MACH-13:
4,5,9,12,13,15
MACH-14: 15,16
MACH-16: 15
MACH-19: 53
MACH-20: 62
MACH-22: 199
MACH-23: 46
MACH-23: 57
MACH-33/34: 168
FLORIDAS, THE
FLORY
FLORY
FLORY
FLORY
FLOUR MILLS
FLOURNOY
Bessie Hope
C. E.
John
W. G.
Brown family
Daniel
Baptist Convention - Columbia College and MACH-54: 65
Stetson College - Columbia College,
relations with
MACH-54: 65,67
Lake City - Columbia College and
MACH-54: 65-67
MACH-13: 37,9,11,16
Faulconer land acquired by
MACH-51: 82n
Faulconer land acquired by
MACH-51: 82n
MACH-27/28: 107
Faulconer land acquired by
MACH-51: 82n
of Brown's Cove - owned by
MACH-61: 11
MACH-17: 9
FLOURNOY
H. W.
editor of "Calendar of Virginia State Papers" MACH-1: 16
FLOURNOY
FLOWERDEWE
FLOWERDEWE
AND NORTON
(FIRM)
FLOYD
FLOYD
H. W.
Thomas
editor of "Calendar of Virginia State Papers" MACH-4: 18
death of
MACH-52: 5
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
Ben Rush
John
Col.
MACH-52: 5,19
MACH-19: 12
MACH-19: 11,12
FLOYD
FLOYD
FLOYD
John
John B.
John B.
FLOYD
John B. (Gen)
John Buchannan
(Gen.)
Kitty
FLOYD
FLOYD
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
Governor - Nat Turner's rebellion, reaction
to
MACH-55: 84
MACH-22: 206
MACH-27/28: 10
Confederate Army commander in Western
Virginia, 1861
MACH-60: 18
MACH-10: 5,29
MACH-16: 6
MACH-10: 35,37
MACH-12: 41,42
MACH-14: 8
MACH-17: 69
MACH-20: 24
MACH-21:
27,33,35,40,45,65
,66,68
MACH-22:
157,196,203
MACH-23:
40,48,56,66
MACH-24: 53,56
MACH-3: 71
MACH-4: 27
MACH-7: 3,12,2326
MACH-8:
9,28,57,59
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
MACH-9: 7
Albemarle
Albemarle
formed from
MACH-21: 66
formed from - An Unpublished Thomas
Jefferson Map, with a Petition for the
Division of Fluvanna from Albemarle County
1777 ed. and intro. by William H. Gaines,
Jr.
MACH-7: 22-28
Carysbrook*
Dabney, James Cabell and
MACH-48: 61
Carysbrook*
descriptive notes about
MACH-48: 61n
Carysbrook*
Cary, Wilson J., home of
MACH-54: 84
Columbia, Virginia
MACH-14: 1-3,5
Columbia, Virginia
MACH-19: 11,15
Columbia, Virginia
military occupation, 1865
fiction set in
Fork Church
MACH-51: 91-100
American Revolution, active prior to
fourteenth
congressional district placed in after census of 1790
Green Mountain
Greys of Civil War
contributed members to
Lyles Church
map
Point of Fork
MACH-56: 43
Haley, Rev. Littleberry James and
Jeffersons proposed separation from
Albemarle
MACH-49: 12
MACH-62: 5
MACH-59: 71
MACH-49: 20
MACH-7: 22
MACH-14: 3
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
COUNTY
FLUVANNA
PARISH
FLUVANNA
RIVER
FLUVANNA
RIVER
FLUVANNA
RIVER
FLYNN
FLYNN
FLYNN
FLYNT
FLYNT
FLYNT
Point of Fork
MACH-19: 15
Point of Fork
MACH-30: 24
Point of Fork
Rivanna Guards in
Civil War
MACH-45: 28
contributed many men to
MACH-60: 16
stonemasons
work in
MACH-57: 57
Strange, John Bowie born in
MACH-48: 51
Tutwiler, Martin
resident of, 1833
MACH-57: 77
Union Mills
dam
MACH-14: 5
MACH-35/36:
22,32
Union Mills
Union Mills
57th Virginia Infantry - shipping point for
unwanted articles from, 1862
Upper Bremo*
construction
MACH-60: 20
MACH-46: 32,3739,45
MACH-8: 28
MACH-5:
16,19,28
MACH-7: 24,26
Alicia Wertenbaker
Alicia Wertenbaker
family
Richard
Thomas
William
MACH-8: 28
MACH-4: 60
MACH-5: 83
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 49,55
MACH-5: 70
MACH-5: 54
FOARD
FOBER
FOGUS
FOGUS
FOLK BALLADS
FOLKES
FOLLENSBEE
FOLSOM
FOLSOM
POINTS
(ARROWHEADS
)
FONDA
FONTAINE
Susan
Mary A.
Elizabeth
Henry
mentioned
marriage
marriage
William C.
Lt. Cmdr. U.S.N.R.
Noel B.
Cristadora, Florence, sells property to
Henry L.
Clement R.
Birdwood* owned by
Magruder, John Bowie, comments about
MACH-56: 36
MACH-21: 47,50
MACH-21: 48,50
MACH-21: 48
MACH-49: 49
MACH-3: 67,69
MACH-7: 71
MACH-49: 65
FOOD
MACH-9: 8,11
MACH-59: 138
MACH-60: 44
MACH-33/34: 152
n.25
MACH-22: 113
MACH-2: 36
MACH-2: 36
MACH-2: 36
MACH-22: 68
MACH-2: 36
MACH-48: 96n
MACH-27/28: 19
MACH-47: 68,71
MACH-24: 35
MACH-48: 6
MACH-5: 72
MACH-24: 35
MACH-25:
18,26,31
Barracks Road and
Emmet Street (now
FOODS OF ALL Anderson's Carriage
NATIONS
Food House, 2005) originally site of a lake
FOOTBALL
MACH-60: 107
MACH-24: 14
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTAINE
FONTREES
FOOD
Edmund
Edmund, Jr.
Francis
James
John
Mary Ann
Moses
Sally
W. M.
William
William M.
William M.
Valentine
Rev
married Charles Broadnax Maury
Confederate Cemetery monument and
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTE
FOOTLIGHTS
FORBES
FORBES
FORBES
FORBES
FORBES
FORBISH
FORBROSE'S
CAMPAIGN
(1758)
FORCE
FORD
FORD
in 1907
William H.
Francis
Mr.
Mr.
S. Dexter
S. Dexter
Esther
University of Virginia student
Westmoreland County and
public housing, position on, 1960
city council, defeated in run for,1960
MACH-33/34: 86
MACH-53: 1-31
MACH-2: 17,32
MACH-24: 23
MACH-11: 38,40
MACH-3: 63
MACH-44: 29
MACH-56: 133134
MACH-56: 136
MACH-6: 55
MACH-19: 48
MACH-1: 11
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 45
FORD
FORD
Peter
Catherine
Dabney
Daniel (New Kent
County)
Daniel (Mrs.) (New
Kent County)
Daphney
FORD
FORD
FORD
FORD
Henry
Henry
James W.
Kathleen
discounts on Ford ambulances during World
War I refused
MACH-57: 8
MACH-7: 6
MACH-33/34: 165
author: Jeffrey County
MACH-51: 95
FORD
Paul Leicester
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, editor of MACH-1: 25-29
FORD
Paul Leicester
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, editor of MACH-11: 37,39
FORD
Paul Leicester
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, editor of MACH-13: 21,22
FORD
Paul Leicester
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, editor of MACH-16: 51
FORD
MACH-10: 34
MACH-10: 34
MACH-9: 45
FORD
FORD
Worthington
Chauncey
Worthington
Chauncey
Worthington
Chauncey
FORD
FORD MOTOR
COMPANY
Model "T"
FORD MOTOR
COMPANY
Model "T"
FORD MOTOR
COMPANY
Model "T"
FORDS
FOREIGN
MISSIONS
FOREST
CONSERVATIO
N
FOREST FIRES
FOREST HILL *
(MILTON AREA)
FOREST HILL *
(MILTON AREA)
FOREST HILL *
(MILTON AREA)
FOREST HILL *
(MILTON AREA)
FORESTS
FORESTS
FORESTS
FORESTS
FORESTS
MACH-1: 11
MACH-11: 41
MACH-16: 52
World War I - used for ambulances during
Leake, John Churchill owns, 1928
American board of commissioners of
(Presbyterian)
MACH-20: 73
MACH-57: 3,68,18,23,25
MACH-60: 110
MACH-25: 12
MACH-2: 29
MACH-45:
33,37,42,48
MACH-45: 25,44
MACH-14:
9,11,14
MACH-18: 36
MACH-23: 68
photo: an Albemarle County split rail fence
A History of Albemarle's Forests (Article)
photo: girdling and burning trees to prepare
for cultivation
photo: (1916) Virginia's first state forest
nursery (near Lambeth Field, UVa.)
photo: (ca.1900) An Albemarle County
sawmill
MACH-8: 42
MACH-45: 18
MACH-45: 19-60
MACH-45: 24
MACH-45: 36
MACH-45: 41
FORESTS
FORGE
CHURCH
FORGE
CHURCH
FORGE
CHURCH
FORGUSON
FORK CREEK
FRIENDS
MEETING
FORKLAND,
VIRGINIA
FORREST
FORREST
FORREST
FORSYTH
FORSYTHE
FORSYTHE
FORT
CHISWELL
FORT
CHRISTIANNA,
VIRGINIA
FORT CLINTON
FORT LINCOLN
FORT
McPHERSON
photo: (1930) foresters gather at U. Va. (in
front of Cabell Hall)
MACH-45: 45
location of
near Old's forge, 1700s
MACH-61: 60
Old John, family of
home church of, 1700s
MACH-61: 51
reference to
Laurance
MACH-61: 37n
MACH-6: 57
MACH-40: 27,28
Edwin
Jean
William M. (Prof.)
Robert (Maj.)
David
Lena
peninsula campaign
FORT MONROE begins at
FORT RICE
FORT STANWIX
FORTRESS
MONROE
mentioned
home at corner Gordon Avenue and 16th
Street
Ivy Hockey played by
MACH-22: 200
MACH-31: 24
MACH-58: 11
MACH-58: 11,11n
MACH-41: 33
MACH-21: 62
MACH-42: 91
MACH-19: 11,12
MACH-9: 8
MACH-16: 27
MACH-16: 35
MACH-13: 46
1862
Treaty of
MACH-60: 23
MACH-16: 33,34
MACH-1: 5
MACH-1: 24
FORTRESS
MONROE
FORTRESS
MONROE
FORTRESS
MONROE
FORTRESS
MONROE
MACH-10: 29
MACH-13: 36
Rogers, William Barton, letter sent by during
Civil War
MACH-55: 88
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
Bob
Bob
John
John
John
Nancy
Nicholas
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE
FORWARD IS
THE MOTTO OF
TODAY:
ELECTRIC
STREET
RAILWAYS IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, 1893-1936
Will
William
Williamson
Willis
FOSS
FOSSET
George
Joe
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Catherine
Daniel
Daniel
MACH-7: 35
Cool Spring Barbecue Club cook - in group MACH-59: 130photo
131
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 156
MACH-5: 67
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 44
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 44
Cool Spring Barbecue Club cook - in group MACH-59: 130photo
131
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 49
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 156
by Jefferson Randolph Kean
oral histories from Brown's Cove area collection of
mentioned
Monticello, slave at
mentioned
MACH-37/38: 67186
MACH-61: 1
MACH-43: 4,6,7
MACH-55:
111n,112n
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55: 110
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Edith
Edy
Edy
free black, registration as
slave at Monticello; sold to Jesse Scott
wife of Joe Fossett
FOSSETT
Elizabeth (Betsy Ann) slave at Monticello; sold to Joseph Winn
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 101103,103n
FOSSETT
Elizabeth (Betsy Ann) married Tucker Isaacs
MACH-55: 105
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Elizabeth (Betsy Ann) West, Ann married a child of
family
free blacks
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
family
family
Isabella
MACH-55: 111n
MACH-53: 125
MACH-55: 101126
MACH-55: 109
MACH-55: 115
FOSSETT
James (Joseph)
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
James (Joseph)
James (Joseph)
Joe
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Patsy
Patsy
members of
house of
daughter of Joseph Fossett
Albemarle free black, 1833, age 52;
blacksmith
slave given to T. J. Randolph by Thomas
Jefferson
son of Joseph
Africa, refusal to emigrate to
blacksmith at Monticello
Jones, John R., agreement with
slaves freed by
family of
mentioned
lot #30 in Charlottesville bought by, 1831
Farley, Daniel and
Farley, Daniel and - executor of
manumission of wife and children
Ohio, family moves to
Jefferson's carriage, builder of
great-grandson, career of
slave at Monticello; sold to Charles
Boneycastle
daughter of Joseph
MACH-53: 125
MACH-55: 101
MACH-55: 115
MACH-53: 117
MACH-55: 101
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55: 103n
MACH-55: 104
MACH-55:
105,107
MACH-55: 109
MACH-55: 110
MACH-55: 112n
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 114
MACH-55: 123
MACH-55: 126
MACH-55:
102n,103n
MACH-55: 115
FOSSETT
Patsy
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Peter
Peter
Jones, John R. and
slave at Monticello; sold to Col. John R.
Jones
son of Joseph Fossett
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Peter
Peter
activities of
photo of
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
FOSSETT
Peter
Peter
Peter Farley
William
William
Charlottesville, returns to, 1950
mentioned
son of Joseph Fossett
Monticello, free white carpenter at
son of Joseph Fossett
FOSSILL BONES
FOSTER
Allen
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
Anthony
Avarilo
C. R.
Catherine
(Kitty)(ca.1790-1863) property of
Edmund
Edmund
Elizabeth
Henry
Henry
J. E.
marriage
James
Ridge-Lane public housing, 1965, position
Jane
on
Union officer at Roanoke Island, North
John Gray (Gen.)
Carolina, 1861
John H.
Weekly Chronicle, co-owner of
M. A.
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55:
115,117,118
MACH-55: 116
MACH-55: 120121
MACH-55: 125
MACH-55: 110
MACH-55: 101n
MACH-55: 102
MACH-7:
37,38,41-43,45
MACH-32: 46
MACH-9:
48,49,58
MACH-5: 54
MACH-39: 22
MACH-53: 118119
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 52,60
MACH-9: 49,53
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 48
MACH-21: 32,52
MACH-9: 44
MACH-56: 143
MACH-59: 75,
75n
MACH-50: 77
MACH-2: 22
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOSTER
FOUNDING OF
THE
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
AL SOCIETY OF
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, THE
FOUR ACRES
*(1910)
FOUR CHOPT
ROAD,
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
FOURTH OF
JULY
FOURTH OF
JULY
FOURTH OF
JULY
FOURTH OF
JULY
FOUSHEE
FOWKE
FOWKE
FOWLE
FOWLE
FOWLER
FOWLER
Mary
Norbonne
Rachel
Sally
William
William H.
Wm.
family
Gerard
George D.
William
boy
C. L.
FOWLER
Christopher L.
MACH-23: 52
MACH-32: 45
MACH-9: 48
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 16
by Davil L. Vander Meulen
MACH-56: 1-38
MACH-46: 70
MACH-5: 14
MACH-1: 27,30
MACH-16: 14
celebrated in Berlin
doctor of Richmond, Va.
mayor, 1865
MACH-33/34: 65
MACH-42: 29
MACH-10: 34
MACH-24: 48
MACH-24: 49
MACH-23: 52
MACH-23: 52
MACH-3: 76
MACH-56: 48n
MACH-17:
66,67,73
FOWLER
FOWLER
Christopher L.
Christopher L.
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
Christopher L.
David
David
Henry
J.
James
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
FOWLER
Mr.
Samuel
Samuel
Walter Everett
Walter Everett
Edmund (of
Spotsylvania)
Henry Stephens
J. H.
Jack
Joseph H.
Joseph H.
FOX
FOX
FOX
FOX
FOX
FOX
FOXFIELD
RACE COURSE
FOXFIELD
Albemarle County
RACE COURSE Fair Grounds track
FOX'S
MOUNTAIN
FOXTROT
(DANCE)
FRALER
George
FRANCE
FRANCE
photo:
Grigsby, Daniel F., acts as agent for, 1831
Albemarle Free Blacks resides at, 1833
Confederate Soldier, patient at Midway
Hospital
Albemarle Female Institute, formation of
Beth Israel, president of
Virginia clergyman
MACH-17: opp.
p.67
MACH-18: 51
MACH-22:
37,38,48,49,60
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 81
MACH-5: 54
MACH-53: 136
MACH-5: 67
MACH-52: 131
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 46,56
MACH-17: 70,71
MACH-18: 49
MACH-10: 34
MACH-11: 56
MACH-53: 43
MACH-40: 22
MACH-21: 40
MACH-32: 20,21
Garth, Thomas, Sr., on site of former home
of
MACH-57: 123
similarities to discussed
Shenandoah National Park, in original
boundary of
MACH-60: 106
MACH-51: 80
MACH-42: 36
MACH-6: 57
MACH-11:
48,49,53
MACH-12: 16,36
MACH-13: 1-3,514,16,17,20,22
MACH-14:
53,55,56
MACH-15: 1720,23
MACH-16:
6,10,12,15,16,22,
23
MACH-18: 24
MACH-2: 37
MACH-20: 64
MACH-23: 60
MACH-24:
41,42,45,47
MACH-29: 27
MACH-30: 13,15
MACH-35/36: 47
MACH-4: 41
MACH-6:
22,25,27
MACH-7: 33
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCE
Jefferson there at time the federal
constitutiion was adopted
FRANCE
FRANCE
Paris
Reuben
FRANCE
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
Rives, William Cabell minister to
Homassel, Charles Marcel, birthplace and
Abbeville
home of
American Colonies
American
Commissioners to
American Minister to
MACH-61: 2
MACH-6: 48
MACH-59: 154
MACH-6: 24,25
alliance with
MACH-19: 15
1798
MACH-13: 9
MACH-13: 3
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
American Minister to
MACH-14: 56
American Minister to
American relations
with
American relations
with
American relations
with
MACH-3: 70
Amiens
Amiens
MACH-13: 1
MACH-16: 13
MACH-19: 15
peace signed between France and Britain,
1802
World War I battle and ambulance corps
activities
Archives
Argonne Forest
MACH-13: 8
MACH-57: 25
MACH-13: 1
Battle of in WWI
MACH-54: 18
Army
MACH-13: 8,10
Army
MACH-19: 15
Army
in World War I - 66th Infantry Division
MACH-57: 23,25
Army
in World War I - 31st Infantry Division
MACH-57: 25
Army
in World War I - 32nd Infantry Division
MACH-57: 25
Bastile, The
MACH-6: 24
Bastile, The
MACH-9: 30
Bordeaux
MACH-4: 39
Brest
port from which ambulance drivers sailed for
United States after World War I
MACH-57: 30
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
Caecassonne
Chemin des Dames
MACH-24: 47
World War I combat and ambulance corps MACH-57: 25
colonies of
MACH-13: 14
colonies of
Consul of - first
MACH-16: 12
MACH-13:
1,7,8,13-16,21
diplomats of
MACH-14: 10
Eugenie, Empress of Napoleon, III, wife of
MACH-52: 78
expansion of
MACH-8: 7
Gascony
government of
MACH-2: 36
MACH-13:
6,9,13,16,17
Indians and
MACH-19: 48
Jefferson, Thomas at
MACH-55: 98
Jura Mountains
MACH-13: 8,15
Kings of
Louis Philippe I, 1773-1850
MACH-11: 60
Kings of
Louis XVI
MACH-15: 17
Kings of
Philip The Fair
MACH-24: 47
Kings of
Louis Philippe I, 1773-1850
MACH-26: 9
Kings of
Louis XIV
MACH-33/34: 57
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
Kings of
Kings of
Kings of
Le Havre
Lille
Louis Philippe I, 1773-1850 - William Cabell
Rives presented to
Charles X - William Cabell Rives
presented to
Louis Philippe I, 1773-1850 deposition of,
1849
Base Hospital 41, World War I, French port
of arrival
post World War I work done by U. S.
ambulance drivers
MACH-52: 73
MACH-52: 73
MACH-52: 78
MACH-59: 12
MACH-57: 30
Loire
MACH-6: 24
Louisiana and
MACH-13: 15
Louve
MACH-13: 17
Marie Amelie
Therese (1782-1866) wife of Louis Phillipe
MACH-11: 60
Marie-Louise
Minister to United
States
2nd wife of Napoleon
MACH-9: 41
Mississippi Valley
agression in
Montgrignon
UVa. ambulance drivers in World War I and MACH-57: 13
Nantes
Base Hospital 41, World War I and
MACH-13: 16,20
MACH-13: 7
MACH-59: 25
Navy of
MACH-12: 41
Navy of
MACH-19: 15
Neuilly
American Hospital
MACH-4: 37
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
Normandy
MACH-15: 20
Normandy
MACH-16: 20
Oise-Sambre Canal
UVa ambulance drivers in World War I and MACH-57: 25
Paris
MACH-11: 49
Paris
MACH-12: 41
Paris
Tuileries
MACH-13: 14
Paris
Tuileries - Jefferson and
MACH-13: 14
Paris
Treaty of Paris
Paris
MACH-13: 4
MACH-13:
5,7,11,13,15,21,5
7
Paris
MACH-14: 24
Paris
Agricultural Society
MACH-14: 55
Paris
MACH-15: 16-20
Paris
MACH-16: 23
Paris
MACH-18: 42
Paris
MACH-19: 53
Paris
MACH-21: 5
Paris
MACH-23: 34
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
Paris
Sorbonne
MACH-27/28: 110
Paris
MACH-27/28: 18
Paris
Paris
MACH-3: 70-73
MACH-33/34:
96,97
MACH-37/38:
49,50
Paris
MACH-4: 39
Paris
Paris
The Sorbonne (University of Paris)
Paris
Ecole des Beaux Arts
Paris
MACH-5: 74
Paris
Jadrinded Plantes
Paris
UVa ambulance drivers in World War I
Paris
Paris
MACH-4: 63
MACH-47:
73,76,78
MACH-5: 74
MACH-57:
4,10,20,23
MACH-6: 24,33
Monroe, James - dines with Joseph
Carrington Cabell
MACH-60: 90
Prefect
MACH-13: 1
Republic of
MACH-13: 1,8
Rouen
MACH-16: 20
Rouen
MACH-16: 20
MACH-59:
Base Hospital 41, World War I, stationed at 12,13,14
Saint Denis
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCE,
COUNTRY OF
FRANCIS
FRANCIS
FRANCIS
FRANCIS
FRANCIS T.
NICHOLS
JUNIOR
COLLEGE OF
LOUISIANA
STATE
UNIVERSITY
FRANCISCO
Saint Nazaire
World War I ambulance drivers
MACH-57: 23
ships of
MACH-13: 16,21
ships of
MACH-16: 12
Strasburg
MACH-7: 44
Touraine Regiment
Served in American Revolution
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
MACH-4: 40
MACH-33/34: 104
mentioned
MACH-57: 25
UVa. ambulance drivers serves near, World MACH-57:
War I
8,9,10,14-15,18
Versailles
MACH-12: 46
Versailles
MACH-15: 16,19
West Indian Colonies
F. C.
Bowers, Fredson, comments about
F. C.
Studies in Bibliography, comments on
Griffith
Judith
MACH-13: 6
MACH-56: 22
MACH-56: 32
MACH-6: 48
MACH-6: 47
Peter
MACH-14: 63
MACH-19: 37
FRANCOAMERICAN
WAR
FRANCOPHILE
REPUBLICANS
FRANK
FRANK LEA
SHORT CO.
FRANK
McENTEE
PLAYERS
FRANKE
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
MACH-15: 12,13
MACH-13: 3
Marie
author: "It Took and Academical Village:
Jefferson's Hotels at the University of
Virginia"
MACH-59: 31-68
MACH-13: 50
Kurt
Barnard
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Benjamin (of
Philadelphia)
Camp Albemarle, prisoner at
MACH-13: 50
MACH-51: 131
MACH-8: 42
MACH-9: 59
MACH-1: 15,16
MACH-15: 17,25
MACH-3: 73
MACH-31: 83
MACH-37/38:
20,49
MACH-4:
47,50,53
MACH-40: 42
MACH-47: 2
Whitfield, George, comments about
MACH-49: 12
Madison, James comments on
MACH-51: 129
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
Betsy
Jeremiah
Joel
FRANKLIN
John Hope
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
Laura
Mr.
FRANKLIN *
volunteer military companies, comments on MACH-50: 102
MACH-39:
62,63,68,73
of Westmoreland County
MACH-44: 30
MACH-47: 1,4-7,9
Thomas Jefferson's Neighbors, Hore
Browse Trist of Birdwood and William Bache
of Franklin - by Jane F. Wells
MACH-47: 1-13
sketch: pen and ink (from Rawlings: Ante
Bellum Albemarle)
MACH-47: 5
FRANKLIN *
FRANKLIN *
FRANKLIN
HOTEL
FRANKLIN
STOVES
FRANKLIN,
VIRGINIA
FRANKLING
FRANKS
FRANTZ
FRANZONI
FRANZONI
FRARY
MACH-35/36:
48,112
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 60
MACH-17: 24
MACH-15:
36,38,39
FRARY
FRASER
FRASER
FRASER
FRASER
57th Virginia Infantry sent to, 6/1862
Precilla
David
of firm of Plumstead and Franks
Ray
in group photo
Guiseppe
Widow
I. T.
wrote "Thomas Jefferson,Architect and
Ihna T.
Builder"
Alexander David
Alexander David
Alexander David
Alexander David
FRASER
Alexander David
MACH-60: 21
MACH-9: 51
MACH-52: 5
MACH-56: 34
MACH-18: 9
MACH-18: 9,25
MACH-8: 71,72
MACH-4: 43,45
MACH-1: 50
MACH-13: 68
MACH-3: 84
MACH-7: 76
MACH-9: back
cover
FRASER
FRAY
FRAY
FRAY
FRAY
Donald
Albert
Albert (Mrs.)
Albert (Mrs.)
Gaines
FRAY
John
property of at Fray's
Mill
W. O.
FRAY
FRAY
FRAY, J. M. &&
CO.: FINE MILL
PLANT
FRAY'S
GENERAL
STORE
FRAY'S MILL
FRAY'S MILL
FRAZIER
FRAZIER
FRAZIER
FRAZIER
family
Harry
Kay
Milly
FRAZIER
FREDERICK II
(ELECTOR OF
SAXONY)
FREDERICK
COUNTY
FREDERICK
COUNTY
FREDERICK
COUNTY
Mr.
house of
house of
article about
MACH-7: 27
MACH-55: 127
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-55: 127
MACH-55: 127131
photo
MACH-55: 128
MACH-2: 7
photo
MACH-55: 130
photo
"Fray's Mill at Advance Mills" by Everette M.
Huff
photo
Shenandoah National Park, resettlement
from
murder of
city greenhouse operated by
mountain life, interviewed about
MACH-55: 129
MACH-55: 127131
MACH-55: 128
MACH-49: 55n
MACH-51: 78
MACH-56: 107
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-35/36:
65,117
MACH-4: 53
MACH-10: 35
MACH-19: 43
Cedar Creek*
MACH-19: 43
FREDERICK
COUNTY
FREDERICK
COUNTY
FREDERICK
COUNTY
FREDERICK
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Lesher
FREDERICK
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Marlboro Ironworks
FREDERICK
HALL, VIRGINIA
FREDERICK
HALL, VIRGINIA
FREDERICKS
HALL, VA.
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
MACH-21:
40,41,44
early iron bloomery
Marlboro iron works
MACH-50: 39
MACH-50:
39,40,56
John - builds iron works in, 1767
MACH-61: 32
Zane, Isaac operates
MACH-61: 32
MACH-22:
31,33,142
MACH-23: 46
Warrenton, rail service to
MACH-48: 20
MACH-1:
6,10,14,MACH-4:
41,61
MACH-10: 33
MACH-12: 42
MACH-13: 10
MACH-14: 61
MACH-18: 14
MACH-19:
48,52,56
MACH-21:
29,31,33,34,40
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
FREDERICKSBU
RG
Civil War
FREDERICKSBU
RG AND
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE STAGE
FREDERICKSBU
RG HERALD
(NEWSPAPER)
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
MACH-22:
13,21,156
MACH-23: 53,59
Brompton*
MACH-23: 59
MACH-24: 66
MACH-25: 28
MACH-29: 22
Kenmore* - Dabney, William Shelton
married at
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-5: 84
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - port of arrival for
deliveries to
MACH-52: 11
Saint George's Church
MACH-55: 34
Lucas, William Elverton, home of
winter quarters for 19th Virginia Regiment,
1862-1863
MACH-55: 80
MACH-59: 77
MACH-21: 10
Orange Episcopal Church, l832 and
MACH-55: 32-33
MACH-1: 6,7,10
List of Manufactures in Fredericksville
Parish... 1820, A - ed. by Newton B. Jones MACH-10: 20-27
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH
FREDERICKSVI
LLE, VA.
FREE BLACKS
FREE BRIDGE
FREE BRIDGE
FREE BRIDGE
MACH-2: 36,37
MACH-22: 68
MACH-23: 42
MACH-25: 63,64
MACH-30: 84
free blacks in
MACH-4: 21
MACH-53: 115133
formation of
MACH-55: 18
mentioned
Christ Church Charlottesville is mother
church of
MACH-55: 21n
Butler family and
MACH-55: 28
MACH-55:
43,46,49
census of
MACH-55: 55
MACH-6: 55,58
MACH-7: 25
MACH-8: 2729,31,36
early blast furnace at
mentioned
MACH-50: 39
MACH-53: 1-31
MACH-14: 2
MACH-19: 16
MACH-54: 78
FREE BRIDGE
FREE BRIDGE
ROAD
FREE MASONS
FREE SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION
mason's marks on piers
MACH-57: 56,62
Albemarle Female Institute and
mentioned
MACH-53: 51
MACH-57: 61
FREE SCHOOLS
FREE STATE
FREE STATE
Albemarle County and
FREE STATE
FREE UNION,
VIRGINIA
FREE UNION,
VIRGINIA
FREE UNION,
VIRGINIA
FREE UNION,
VIRGINIA
FREEDMEN
land owned by freed slaves
MACH-12: 35
MACH-10: 11
MACH-21: 71
MACH-9: 21
Brookens, Charles
teacher at
schools
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
Bureau - agent
FREEDMEN
Bureau - records of
schools - Freedman's Schools of Albemarle
County During Reconstruction by Joseph
Vance
Bureau - Charlottesville, activities in
Record - Anna Gardner, letters from
schools - activities at
Bureau - school and
Union Commission - teachers, minimum
salary of
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
MACH-12: 36
MACH-11: 21
MACH-3: 12
MACH-48:
103,103n
MACH-55: 80
MACH-13: 28,45
MACH-13:
31,32,36,40
MACH-13: 31,68
MACH-13:
32,34,44,45
MACH-48: 122
MACH-55: 61
MACH-55: 63,68
MACH-55: 78-79
MACH-55: 79
MACH-55: 84
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREEDMEN
FREELAND
FREEMAN
FREEMAN
FREEMAN
FREEMAN
FREEMAN
FREEMAN
FREEMASONS
FREMONT
FREMONT
FRENCH
FRENCH
FRENCH
FRENCH
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
FRENCH AND
INDIAN WAR
James
Douglas S.
Douglas S.
Douglas S.
Douglas S.
John Holmes
John Holmes
Duke, R. T. W., Jr.
John C.
John Charles
Union Commission - Gibbons, Bella, letters
from
MACH-55: 85
Union Commission - New England
Freedman's Aid Society becomes New
England branch
MACH-55: 86
Bureau - Crandon, Capt., talks by
MACH-56: 49
MACH-5: 22
wrote "George Washington, a Biography"
MACH-14: 53
MACH-22: 19
MACH-30: 9
MACH-33/34: 139
Monticello - suspicion of stealing from
MACH-50: 14
Monticello - overseer at
MACH-50: 3
address by, 1922
MACH-59: 114
MACH-22: 17,18
MACH-44: 39-40
MACH-12: 27,41
MACH-13:
1,8,9,12,16,20
MACH-18: 25
relief (World War I)
MACH-5: 79
MACH-1:
5,7,12,18
MACH-13: 23
MACH-19: 56
volunteer
assosiations used in
migrants to the piedmont, effect on
MACH-49: 10
western Virginia - effect on
MACH-50: 40
trade during
MACH-52: 3-4
MACH-71: 33
FRENCH
FOREIGN
LEGION
FRENCH
HUGUENOTS
FRENCH
HUGUENOTS
FRENCH
HUGUENOTS
FRENCH IN
AMERICA
DURING THE
WAR OF
INDEPENDENC
E OF THE
UNITED
STATES, 17771783, THE
FRENCH
LEGION OF
HONOR
FRENCH
REVOLUTION
FRENCH
REVOLUTION
FRENCH
REVOLUTION
FRENCH
REVOLUTION
FRENCHMAN
VISITS
ALBEMARLE,
1816, A
FRENEAU
Philip
FRETWELL
Alexander
FRETWELL
Angelina A.
University of Virginia volunteers during
World war I and
MACH-57: 5n
MACH-14: 27
MACH-16: 25
MACH-2: 36
by Thomas Balch
MACH-4: 40
Carriere, Joseph M. named chevalier in
MACH-56: 12
MACH-15: 17,23
MACH-21: 6
MACH-24: 42
MACH-30: 15
trans. and ed. by J.M Carriere and L.G..
Moffatt
marriage
MACH-4: 39-55
MACH-24: 40
MACH-5: 57
MACH-21: 34,50
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
FRETWELL
Emily
family
James B.
John
John
Lucy
P. P.
Sally
Susannah
William
William J.
William L.
marriage
married Mildred Garth
married Abijah Old, 1807
marriage
MACH-21: 32,50
MACH-8: 43
MACH-23: 53
MACH-21: 32,34
MACH-57: 123
MACH-2: 21
MACH-9: 16
MACH-71: 51
MACH-9: 65
MACH-9: 65
MACH-21: 32,49
MACH-1: 34
FREUDENBERG Anne E. H.
author: - "John B. Minors Civil War Diary"
(edited with John Casteen)
author: - "Sheridan's Raid, An Account by
Sarah A. G.Strickler"
author: - "The Albemarle County Historical
Society, 1940-1965"
MACH-22: 57-65
MACH-48: 106125
FREUDENBERG Anne E. H.
Hench, Atcheson, article about
MACH-56: 36
FREUDENBERG
FREY
FREY
FRICK
COMPANY
FRIEND
FRIENDS
CIRCULATING
LIBRARY
FRIENDS
MEETING
HOUSE
Anne E. H.
Charles T.
family
mentioned
MACH-56: 36
MACH-2: 12
MACH-8: 43
FRIERSON
Melinda B.
FREUDENBERG Anne E. H.
FREUDENBERG Anne E. H.
MACH-22: 45-55
MACH-37/38: 90
MACH-9: 18
Chas. T.
MACH-37/38: 11
Hope Beads sold at, 1968
author - "Shall We Become a City? The
Story of Charlottesville's Incorporation as a
City in 1888" with Gayle M. Schulman
MACH-58: 18
MACH-46: 1-16
FRIERSON
FRIERSON
Melinda B.
Melinda B.
FRIERSON
Melinda B.
FRIERSON
Melinda B.
FRIERSON
FRISTOE
FRITZ
Melinda B.
E. T.
Elizabeth
FRIZE
FRIZE
Ezekiel
family
FRIZE
Nancy
FRIZZELL
Mr.
FROG
Elizabeth
FROM HORSE
CARS TO
BUSSES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, 1887-1935
FROM HORSE
CARS TO
BUSSES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, 1887-1935
Albemarle County Historical Society, executive director
Pine Knot* advisory board, member of
Albemarle County Historical Society, photo
Albemarle County Historical Society, - in
apreciation
slave markets in Charlottesville,
acknowledgements for suggestions about
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15, balcksmith
free blacks
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
35, washerwoman
Seymour* owned by
MACH-48: 107
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-52: v,vi.
MACH-52: v.vi
MACH-58: 65n
MACH-9: 19
MACH-6: 45,55
MACh-53: 136
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 136
MACH-59: 136
MACH-9: 57
by Edward M. Donohue
MACH-12: 1-10
by Edward M. Donohue
MACH-13: 68
FROM PRIVATE
PRIVILEGE TO
PUBLIC PLACE:
A BRIEF
HISTORY OF
PARKS AND
PARK
PLANNING IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
FRONT ROYAL,
VIRGINIA
FRONT ROYAL,
VIRGINIA
FRONT ROYAL,
VIRGINIA
FRONT ROYAL,
VIRGINIA
World War-II prisoner of war camp at
World War-II prisoner of war camp at description of
MACH-51: 136
FRONT STREET
Fargo, North Dakota
MACH-16: 33
FRONT STREET
FRONTIER
FRUIT TREES
FRUIT TREES
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MACH-6: 25
MACH-25: 57,65
MACH-26: 64
MACH-45: 31
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-8: 43
MACH-59: 143
MACH-5: 72
MACH-5: 72
MACH-45: 15
MACH-21: 38
MACH-25: 62
MACH-29: 18
MACH-52: 40
MACH-20: 41
by Aaron V. Wunsch
MACH-56: 77-118
MACH-22: 18
family
family
Frank
Gabriel
George
H. L.
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Hugh (Mrs.)
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
Virginia clergyman
maried Susan Walker
MACH-44: 39,40
MACH-51:
132,135
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
J. Walker
James F.
James F.
James F.
James Francis
James Francis
Jesse L
FRY
FRY
FRY
John
John
John
FRY
John
FRY
FRY
John
John N.
FRY
Joshua
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
FRY
FRY
Joshua
Joshua
MACH-20:
15,16,20,21,2426,30,31,33,3639,41-43,48, 5254,56,5961,64,67,68,70-72
MACH-18: 42
marriage
MACH-21: 32,48
MACH-9: 17
Azalea Hall* built by
MACH-56: 114
commissioner of revenue, 1865
MACH-56: 45
MACH-9: 17
MACH-20:
The Creek* and
15,16,41
MACH-29: 67,68
estate
MACH-5: 67
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
son of Frank Fry and descendant of Joshua
Fry; comments about
MACH-59: 143
MACH-23: 54
MACH-1:
12,15,17
MACH-13:
23,24,27
MACH-14: 8
MACH-17: 75
MACH-2: 62
MACH-21: 65
MACH-25: 61,62
MACH-29: 18,22
MACH-35/36:
127,137
MACH-40: 39
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Martha
Mary S.
FRY
Molly (Mrs. John)
Peachy Walker (Mrs.
Joshua)
Peachy Walker (Mrs.
Joshua)
Sadie
Susan Walker (Mrs.
Henry)
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
W. C.
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY
FRY SPRING
RAILROAD
W. O. (Capt.)
Webb (Mrs.)
William
William H.
Woods
FRY SPRING
RAILROAD
FRY SPRING
RAILROAD
Fry-Jefferson Map of Virginia
grandson of Col. Joshua Fry
married Peachy Walker
ancestor of Frank and John Fry
marriage
MACH-5: 5,79,12,1418,20,27,33-35,79
MACH-50: 31
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 40
MACH-59: 143
MACH-6: 47,57
MACH-8: 12
MACH-35/36: 127
MACH-21: 39,50
MACH-20:
15,16,28,41
MACH-29: 18,22
MACH-6: 47,57
MACH-20: 29,41
MACH-29: 18
Jeffersonian Republican (newspaper)
manager of
volunteers organized by in 1861
MACH-50: 75
MACH-46:
7,11,14
MACH-2: 5
MACH-50: 111
MACH-22: 154
MACH-5: 39
MACH-33/34: 17
map
MACH-33/34:
18,20,25,26,27,28
photo: (May 1918); working on the track
MACH-37/38: 146
FRYJEFFERSON
MAP OF
WESTERN
REGIONS (1753)
MACH-1: 17
FRYJEFFERSON
MAP OF
WESTERN
REGIONS (1753)
MACH-13: 23
MACH-12:
4,5,7,9,10
MACH-13: 44
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-33/34:
15,16
MACH-37/38:
73,74
MACH-42: 31
MACH-45:
7,12,44
MACH-46: 58
MACH-47: 32
MACH-5: 37
MACH-33/34: 16
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
Belt Line railway
Charlottesville
recreation area
dance pavilion
description of
development of
Duke, R. T. W Jr.
photo: (Oct. 1913); interior
in 1920s
visit by
MACH-51: 74
MACH-37/38: 149
MACH-56: 85
MACH-56: 115
MACH-49: 37
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
FRY'S SPRING
BEACH CLUB
FRY'S SPRING
BEACH CLUB
FRY'S SPRING
BEACH CLUB
FRY'S SPRING
BEACH CLUB
FRY'S SPRING
BEACH CLUB
FRY'S SPRING
LINE
FRY'S SPRING
RAILROAD
FRY'S SPRING
ROAD
FRY'S SPRING
ROAD
FRY'S SPRING
ROAD
FUEL
Jefferson Park Hotel
and Land
Improvement
Company
development by
mentioned
mentioned
as recreation site
neighborhood
park
MACH-56: 79-80
MACH-54: 1
MACH-56: 88
MACH-9: 13
MACH-31: 20,29
spring
Wonderland
Albemarle Light
Horse
closing of
Charlottesville
schools, 1958
water from as a source of drinking, ca.1920s MACH-58: 3
MACH-40: 13
opening of
reunion, 1897
MACH-48: 38
classrooms provided for private schools
during integration crisis
MACH-71: 76
opened 21 June 1921
MACH-51: 79
segregation at
street railways
electric railway
MACH-56: 100
turn-around at, ca. 1930s
MACH-60: 110
MACH-37/38:
79,80,84,85,86,10
4,120,127,143,15
9
MACH-37/38: 77
MACH-12: 6
MACH-24: 9,34
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-24: 35
FUGITIVE
SLAVE ACT,
1850
FULCHER
FULKERSON
FULLER
FULLER
FULLITT
FUNDERS
(POLITICAL
FACTION)
Abram
H. M., Jr.
T. K.
L. F.
MACH-55: 118
MACH-21: 32,49
MACH-11:
10,12,14
MACH-9: 18
MACH-7: 44,45
MACH-13: 65
Lilian
Lucy
O. R. (Mrs.)
Oliver
Robert V. (Mrs.)
family
C. A.
Wm.
MACH-11:
11,12,15
MACH-11: 811,16
MACH-26:
13,23,34,47
MACH-59: 149
MACH-71: 92n
MACH-15: 13
MACH-71: 92
MACH-5: 80
MACH-8: 43
MACH-14: 30
MACH-7: 27
Joseph
Charlottesville blacks, effect on
marriage
FUNDING ACT
FUNERALS
FUNKHOUSER
FUNSTEN
FUNSTEN
FUNSTEN
FUNSTEN
FUNSTON
FURBUSH
FURBUSH
FURBUSH AND
GAGE
FURBUSH AND
GAGE
FURGUSON
FURIHBUSH
Albemarle County farmer in 1870 census
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, machinery for
William
Richard
FURNEYHOUGH family
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FURS
married Judge A. D. Dabney
lived with Oliver Funsten per 1879 census
MACH-14: 30,35
MACH-53:
77,79,80
MACH-9: 45,59
MACH-7: 27
MACH-8: 43
MACH-26: 57,58
MACH-27/28:
16,56
MACH-24: 24
FURS
MACH-25: 42
GABRIEL
Robin H.
GABRIEL
Robin H.
GABRIEL
GAGAS
GAGAS
GAGAS
GAGAS
GAGE
Robin H.
Constantine
George
Steve
Thespina
D. T.
GAILLARD
GAILLARD
GAILLARD
Edwin Samuel (Dr.)
Edwin Samuel (Dr.)
Edwin Samuel (Dr.)
GAILLARD
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
GAINES
Edwin Samuel (Dr.)
Albert G.
Clement C.
Hieram
Humphrey
M. D.
Richard
William
William
William
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1999
Central Lunch and
Central Lunch and
Charlottesville Restaurant and
interview with
Scottsville Confederate Hospital and inspection report concerning, 1863
biographical notes
Civil War medical reports of
Scottsville Confederate Hospital and closing, 1863
author - Thomas Mann Randolph,
Piedmont Plowman
author - Unpublished Thomas Jefferson
Map, with a Petition for the Division of
Fluvanna from Albemarle County, An
MACH-55: iii
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: iii
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 5,10
MACH-54: 13
MACH-14: 30
MACH-57: 102105
MACH-57: 105n
MACH-57: 72
MACH-57: 7678,82
MACH-23: 51
MACH-27/28: 96
MACH-5: 72
MACH-5: 72
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-5: 72
MACH-15: 33,34
MACH-29: 67
MACH-5: 72
MACH-11:
3,37,64
MACH-11: 37-44
MACH-6: 63
MACH-7: 23-28
MACH-7:
3,75,77,78,inside
back cover
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
William Harris, Jr.
GAINES
GAINES' MILL
GAINESVILLE
GAINS
GAINS
William Harris, Jr.
Report of the Archivist (Albemarle County
HistoricalSociety)
Mary Ann
Mortimer
marriage
marriage
Mathias
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
map of
Dabney, William Cecil, home of
GALE
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
Report of the Archivist (Albemarle County
HistoricalSociety)
Report of the Archivist (Albemarle County
HistoricalSociety)
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
Dabney, James Cabell and
description of
servants at
school at
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
GALE HILL *
Minor, William W. and
Christmas celebrated at
Williston, Elizabeth Bryan writes about
Dunlora* compared with
outbuildings
Profitt, Virginia and
MACH-7: 75-76
MACH-8: 83,
inside back cover
MACH-8: 83-84
MACH-9: 76,
inside back cover
MACH-9: 76-77
MACH-25: 23
MACH-25: 20
MACH-21: 28,50
MACH-21: 32,50
MACH-52:
9,12,19
MACH-48: 58
MACH-48: 59
MACH-48: 6163,83
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-48: 72-73
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-48:
75n,91n,104n
MACH-48: 80
MACH-48: 81-82
MACH-48: 90
MACH-48: 92-93
MACH-48: 95
MACH-8: 60
GALES AND
LEATON
(PUBLISHERS,
WASHINGTON,
D.C.)
GALL
GALLATIN
GALLATIN
GALLATIN
GALLATIN
GALLATIN
GALLATIN
GALLAWAY
Wilhelm von (Col.)
GALLEGO
GALLEGO
GALLERIES
GALLERIES, III
Joseph
Mrs.
GALLOWAY
Charles R.
Fred H. (Mrs.)
(Carolina Hill Kean)
GALLUP
GALLUP POLE
GALOP (DANCE)
GALT
GALT
GALT
GAMAGE
GAMBELL
GAMBELL
GAMBELL
GAMBELL
Albert
Albert
Albert
Albert
family
John
Hope Beads sold by, 1969
Alexander
Alexander
Mr.
Edna Sue
Henry
Henry
Henry
Susannah
MACH-10: 20
MACH-41:
106,110.135
MACH-37/38: 49
MACH-14: 15
MACH-24: 40
MACH-4: 44
MACH-47: 6
MACH-4: 44
MACH-5: 11
MACH-6:
22,26,29,30,32,36
,37,39
MACH-6: 36
MACH-29: 13
MACH-58: 18
portion of Oaklawn* and Olinda acquired by MACH-56: 113
MACH-42: 87
MACH-7: 50
World War I activities, comments about
Albemarle County Jail, builder of
MACH-42: 27,35
MACH-17: 63
MACH-24: 8
MACH-35/36: 32
MACH-59: 27,28
MACH-21: 69
MACH-5: 54
MACH-6:45
MACH-6: 45
GAMBILL
GAMBILL
GAMBILL
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMBLE
GAMES
Charlotte (Mrs. Harry)
Harry
Richard
Edward (Mrs.)
Floyd (Dr.)
James
John
Maude
Mrs.
Richard
Robert S.
GAMMON
GANDHI
GANGRENE
Richard
Mohatma
GANGRENE
GANJOT
GANNAWAY
GANT
GANTS
GANTT
E. W.
John
Allen Irwin
David
A. W.
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
Henry
Henry
Henry (Col.)
Henry (Col.)
Henry (Col.)
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
GANTT
Henry (Col.)
Henry (Col.)
I. W.
John W.
S. P.
MACH-19: 47
MACH-19: 47
MACH-9: 51
MACH-19: 25
MACH-39: 86
MACH-2: 20
MACH-2: 20
MACH-39: 73,76
MACH-33/34: 149
MACH-9: 51
MACH-3: 57,61
MACH-24: 9
University of Georgia football player, death
of
Ivy hockey played by
mentioned
Scottsville Confederate memorial and
grave of
grave of unmarked - at Valmont
Scottsville Confederate memorial and
19th Virginia Infantry commander
MACH-53: 10
MACH-32: 59
MACH-26: 52
MACH-30: 46,5355
MACH-45: 15
MACH-5: 21,23
MACH-21: 60
MACH-56: 28
MACH-22: 12
MACH-25:
7,8,28,30,32
MACH-32: 46
MACH-48: 47,48
MACH-48: 50
MACH-57: 109
MACH-57:
71,86,110-114
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-42: 14
MACH-32: 46
MACH-42: 14
GANTT
Thomas P.
GARBER
John
GARDEN BOOK
GARDEN BOOK
GARDEN CLUB
OF AMERICA
GARDEN CLUB
OF VIRGINIA
GARDEN CLUB
OF VIRGINIA
MACH-42: 12,16
MACH-9: 19
MACH-30: 10
MACH-6: 3,74-76
GARDEN CLUBS
MACH-27/28: 42
GARDEN CLUBS
GARDEN
RESTORATION
GARDENER
GARDENING,
LANDSCAPE
GARDENS
GARDENS
GARDENS
MACH-5: 74
MACH-27/28: 37
MACH-30: 9
MACH-5: 74
MACH-30: 9-13
MACH-24: 14,17
MACH-37/38: 231250
MACH-24: 14,34
MACH-26: 6
MACH-30: 9-13
Monticello - Restoring the Monticello
Gardens (Article)
GARDENS
GARDINER
GARDNER
Florence Pittman
(Mrs. J. McD.)
J. McD. (of Tokyo,
Japan)
Anna
Harvest Gleanings, author of
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARDNER
Anna
Anna
Anna
Anna
Southall, James C., debate with
Freedman's School established by
GARDINER
MACH-30: 9-14
MACH-8: 52
MACH-8: 52
MACH-13: 33,45
MACH-33/34: 152
n.29
MACH-39: 27
MACH-50: 77
MACH-55: 61
activities of
Normal School of
MACH-55: 6263,64,66,6869,70,77,79,80,8687
MACH-55: 63
MACH-22:
109,111
MACH-6: 56
MACH-35/36:
62,116
GARDNER
GARDNER
Anna
Anna
GARDNER
GARDNER
Confederate soldier
Elizabeth
GARDNER
Emeline
GARDNER
Ezekiel
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARDNER
Ezekiel
family
family
GARDNER
GARDNER
Fanny
James
GARDNER
GARDNER
James H.
John
GARDNER
John R.
GARDNER
GARDNER
Martha
Mary
GARDNER
GARDNER
Mary A.
Miriam
GARDNER
Peyton
GARDNER
Phoebe
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 136
MACH-6: 50,56
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
18
MACH-53: 136
marriage
MACH-21: 43,50
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
10
MACH-53: 136
MACH-33/34: 152
n.26
GARDNER
Preston
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3 MACH-53: 136
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
41, carpenter
MACH-53: 136
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 136
free blacks
MACH-53: 136
MACH-8: 43
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
34
MACH-53: 136
MACH-5: 60
MACH-33/34: 152
n.29
MACH-9: 60
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
16
MACH-53: 136
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARFIELD
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
Susanna
William
William
Nina
Ann
Anna
Burr
Edward
Edward
Edward
GARLAND
GARLAND
family
family
GARLAND
GARLAND
Hamlin
Hudson S.
Hugh (of Hampden
Sidney)
James
James
James
James
James
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
James
James Jr.
John B.
Lucy
Mamie L.
Nathaniel
Pembroke
Price
Rice
Rice
Rice
Robert
Beth Israel, President of
married Sarah Old, 1765
Dabney house on West Main Street once
owned by
MACH-9: 60
MACH-6: 50
MACH-9: 56
MACH-40: 22
MACH-5: 64
MACH-9: 47
MACH-23: 53
MACH-4: 18
MACH-6: 51
MACH-71: 51
MACH-59: 149
MACH-8: 43
Burroughs, John and on death of Theodore
Roosevelt
MACH-51: 44
MACH-35/36: 108
marriage
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
MACH-19: 29
MACH-19: 47
MACH-21: 32,52
MACH-23: 53
MACH-35/36: 104
MACH-5: 63
MACH-61: 27
MACH-29: 10,17
MACH-4: 23
MACH-9: 65
MACH-17: 75
MACH-5: 63
MACH-35/36: 108
MACH-5: 64
MACH-23: 53
MACH-4: 19
MACH-6: 50
MACH-8: 59,62
GARLAND
GARLAND
Samuel
Samuel (General)
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
student
Thomas
Tom
William
GARLAND
GARLAND'S
SCHOOL
GARLAND'S
STORE
GARLAND'S
STORE
GARLAND'S
STORE
GARLICK
GARLICK
William
U. Va alumnus killed at Boonesboro, 1862
Jefferson, Thomas, slaves of bought by,
1828
MACH-42: 72,78
MACH-48: 42
MACH-35/36:
45,46,48,49
MACH-32: 46
MACH-14: 4
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 78n
MACH-12: 41
MACH-12: 41
MACH-14: 14
Old's Furnace
Charles
James A.
GARLICK
GARLICK
GARLICK
GARLICK
GARLICK AND
GWATHMEY
James H.
Mary
Richard C.
Richard C.
GARMAN
GARNER
GARNER
GARNER
GARNER
GARNETT
GARNETT
Charles H.
E. W.
Mary
Sarah
William
C. L.
C. M.
GARNETT
C. M. (Mrs.)
located near, ca. late 1700s
author, "Philip Mazzei, Friend of Jefferson"
author, "Philip Mazzei, Friend of Jefferson"
MACH-71: 58
MACH-42: 62
MACH-3: 57
MACH-3:
57,59,62
MACH-42: 44
MACH-12: 41
MACH-4: 53
MACH-42: 62
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-1: 36
MACH-23:53
marriage
MACH-21: 36,50
MACH-21: 36
MACH-22: 147
MACH-1: 50
Camp Albemarle (WWII), interviewed
MACH-51:
relating to
131,133,134
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
Charles Lewis
family
family
family
Francis B. (Mrs.
George)
George
George
J. J.
James
James
James
James
GARNETT
James
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
James M.
James Mercer
James Mercer
GARNETT
James Mercer
GARNETT
GARNETT
James Mercer
James Mercer (Mrs.)
GARNETT
GARNETT
James Mercer (Mrs.) photo portrait
Mr.
Muscoe Rusell
Hunter
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
GARNETT
INDIAN SITE
Richard B.
Richard B.
Richard B. (Gen.)
MACH-3: 59,63
MACH-1: 43
MACH-41: 1
MACH-6: 31
Jefferson Hotel operator, 1828
Missouri, emigrated to with Edmund Bacon
John Bowie Strange Camp, UCV,
commander
photo portrait
Battle of Gettysburg and, 1863
Confederate Army brigade commander
MACH-19: 47
MACH-19: 47
MACH-58: 77n
MACH-16: 30
MACH-22: 15,194
MACH-31: 108
MACH-4: 21,22
MACH-5: 16
MACH-50: 18
MACH-48: 9
MACH-27/28: 8
MACH-4: 35
MACH-4: opp.
p.35
MACH-8:
49,50,53
MACH-4: 35,36
MACH-4: opp.
p.35
MACH-20: 32
MACH-43: 43,47
MACH-25:
26,28,30
MACH-60: 39-40
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
GARR
GARR
GARR
GARR
Corbin, William, property sold to on Hughes
River
wife of Andrew
Corbin, William, property sold to
wife of John
GARRARD
GARRET
GARRET
Andrew
Christenas
John
Margaret
James (Governor of
Kentucky)
J. B.
Mr.
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
GARRETT
Alexander
Albemarle free blacks reside with, 1833
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
free blacks and
brother to Mrs. Davenport
Cocke, John Hartwell, letter to
Christ Church, Charlottesville, subscription
for
married Evalina Bolling, 1808
age 22 in 1866 - lived with Evalina Garrett
GARRETT
GARRETT
Alexander
Alexander
Ann Hartwell
(Harrison) (18191892)
wife of Dr. John Bolling Garrett
GARRETT
MACH-49: 59
MACH-49: 59
MACH-49: 59
MACH-49: 59
MACH-13: 10
MACH-13: 61
MACH-18: 14
MACH-1:
21,25,28,30
MACH-15: 31,34
MACH-17:
6,8,12,20,26
MACH-18: 8,27
MACH-21: 36,68
MACH-23:
10,22,24,32
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-32: 75
MACH-53: 130,
131
MACH-53:
130,131
MACH-53: 37
MACH-54: 85
MACH-55: 25,26
MACH-71: 86
MACH-71: 87n
MACH-8:
44,53,57,58,61
MACH-9: 61-66
MACH-71: 82
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Ann Hartwell
(Harrison) (18191892)
Benjamin (of Halifax
County)
Benjamin, Jr.
Betty Clark (Mrs.
Benjamin)
Elizabeth Ann
(Walker)
Evalina
Evalina Bolling (18501917)
family
family
family
family
George W.
Ira
Ira
Ira
Ira
Ira
Ira
Ira
Ira
John
John A.
John B Jr.
John B. (Dr.)
John Bolling (Dr.)
(d.1855)
John D.
John W. (Dr.)
Louise
reference to a slave of
MACH-71: 84
MACH-20:
50,55,56
MACH-20: 50,56
MACH-20:
50,53,55
mother of an Alexander Garrett
MACH-71: 87
MACH-1: 30
sister of Mary Randolph Garrett
MACH-61: 86n
MACH-1: 43
MACH-20: 70,71
MACH-61: 86-92
MACH-8: 42
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-10: 34
MACH-14: 14
MACH-19: 47
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-53: 121
MACH-53: 37
Halifax County residents
slaves of
son of Alexander Garrett
mentioned
brother to Mrs. Davenport
Albemarle County clerk of court - reelected, 1865
Halifax County resident
son of Alexander Garrett
father of Mary Randolph Garrett
guardian of children of Alexander Garrett
MACH-56: 45
MACH-8: 39,63
MACH-20: 50
MACH-10: 34
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-23: 53
MACH-61: 82
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-8: 39,53
MACH-39: 88
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Marshall (Dr.)
Mary
daughter of John B. Garrett
Mary Randolph
Mary Randolph (18481867)
author of letters "Ph Luce", 1865
Mary Randolph (18481867)
death of
Mary S.
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Miss
Mrs.
Nannie H.
Nannie H. (b.1855)
Nannie H. (Mrs.)
Nannie W.
Paul
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
Pauline
Richard W.
Susan T.
Theophilus (of
Georgia)
Theophilus (of
Georgia)
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT
GARRETT'S
GARRICK
David
GARRISON
Drucilla
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
Elwood
family
family
Franky
Harold
Bacot, Ada sits with
wife of John B. Garrett, ca. 1847
sister of Mary Harrison Garrett
marriage
MACH-39:
48,82,87
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-23: 53
MACH-61: 82-83
MACH-61: 93
MACH-22: 61
MACH-35/36:
45,111
MACH-52: 138
MACH-61: 87n
MACH-61: 90n
MACH-4: 21
MACH-23: 53
MACH-39: 87-88
MACH-39:
44,62,82,87
MACH-19: 47
MACH-21: 36,50
buried in Confederate Cemetery, Scottsville MACH-57: 73
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
MACH-57:
1863
90,92,94,97
MACH-35/36: 49
George Whitefield (evangelist) compared to
Shenandoah National Park, removal from
land in
Shiflett, Lula, accomplice suspect in murder
of
Doyles River, lived along
migrates to Pennsylvania
mountain life, interviewed about
MACH-49: 12
MACH-51: 85
MACH-51: 84
MACH-51: 58
MACH-51: 84
MACH-9: 54
MACH-51: 56n
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
Heallay
Jeremiah
Kelly
Kelly
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
Miletus
Richard Q.
Samuel
Samuel
student
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARRISON
GARTEN
GARTER KING
OF ARMS
GARTER,
KNIGHT OF THE
GARTH
W. C. (of Alabama)
William
William
Zachariah
Stephen
Bazaleel
GARTH
GARTH
Bezaleel B.
Caroline, Jr.
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
Celestine
Edgar
Edgar
Edgar
Elijah
Elizabeth Brown (Mrs.
Jesse)
Elizabeth Brown (Mrs.
Jesse)
Elizabeth Brown (Mrs.
Jesse)
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 58
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 58
Shenandoah National Park, moves from
land in
marriage
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1863
MACh-51: 84
MACH-21: 33,51
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 44
MACH-35/36: 62
MACH-57:
90,92,94,97
MACH-3: 81
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 54
MACH-23: 53
MACH-24: 44
whiskey - comments about
son of Jesse Garth (1744-1865); lived at
"Wingate"
MACH-16: 23
MACH-59: 132
biographical notes
MACH-57: 123
MACH-23: 53
MACH-59: 146147
MACH-14: 13
MACH-22: 42
MACH-9: 17
MACH-9: 65
MACH-57: 123124
thunderstorm at Cherry Valley* and
MACH-57: 126
tombstone at Cherry Valley*
MACH-57: 128
youngest daughter of William Garth of
Birdwood* - married twice
GARTH
GARTH
Elizabeth Brown (Mrs.
Jesse)
family
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
family
family
family
family
family
Gabriella
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
Harry L.
Harry L.
J. Woods
J. Woods
GARTH
J. Woods
GARTH
J. Woods
GARTH
GARTH
J. Woods
J. Woods Jr.
GARTH
GARTH
J. Woods Jr.
J. Woods Sr.
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
J. Woods, son of
James W.
Jesse
Jesse
Jesse (1774-1865)
cemetery at Cherry Valley*
Rivanna River - property bounded by
notes about
slaves of
Birdwood* and
daughter of J. Woods Garth
of The Barracks*
MACH-8: 69
MACH-41: 1
MACH-57: 128129
MACH-59: 138
MACH-59: 138
MACH-59: 156
MACH-8: 42
MACH-59: 142
MACH-14: 13
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-41: 1
MACH-57: 123
of The Barracks*
author: The Barracks Property (with Joan E.
Graves)
MACH-41: 1-2
MACH-41: 56,57
MACH-13: 31
MACH-23: 53
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
MACH-59: 137Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
141
University of Virginia boarding house
operated by
MACH-59: 141
Chestnut Ridge* home of
MACH-59: 138
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. prosecutes for distilling
brandy
MACH-59: 143
trial for killing of a neighbor
MACH-59: 109
defended by R. T. W. Duke, Jr. in illegal
distilling case
MACH-59: 110
MACH-8: 62
MACH-21: 40
MACH-8: 69
house of - photos, 1949 and 1963
MACH-57: 122
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
Jesse (1774-1865)
Jesse (1774-1865)
John
Judith Bocock (Mrs.
Thomas, Sr.)
Lewis
Mary S.
Mildred
Mildred
Mr.
Mrs.
S. Woods
Susan D. (Mrs.
Thomas)
Susanna
Susannah
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Jr.
Thomas Jr.
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
Thomas Sr.
William
William
William
William
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
William (Billy)
Cherry Valley: The Jesse Garth Plantation MACH-57: 123House, 1805-1997 - by Rosalie Edith Davis 129
tombstone at CHerry Valley*
MACH-57: 128
MACH-6: 45
mother of Jesse (1744-1865)
marriage
home of
married John Fretwell
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
house on Garth Road
father of Jesse (1774-1865)
Birdwood Farm* and
cousin of William A. Garth
son of J. Woods Garth; purchase of Wayt
Farm
MACH-57: 123
MACH-3: 36
MACH-21: 39,50
MACH-57: 123
MACH-57: 123
MACH-22: 42
MACH-59: 58
MACH-9: 18
MACH-19: 47
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 65
MACH-12: 48
MACH-19: 47
MACH-29: 17
MACH-45: 16
MACH-5: 50,60
MACH-8: 58
MACH-9: 46
MACH-57: 123
MACH-9: 76
MACH-57:
123,123n
MACH-14: 13
MACH-23: 47
MACH-59: 153
MACH-9: 17
MACH-59: 142143
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH
William A.
William A.
William A.
GARTH
GARTH
GARTH UPDIKE TRIAL
GARTH RUN
GARTNER
GARTNER
GASCOIGNE
William A.
Woods, Sr.
Duke, R. T. W. Jr.
Donna
Noel
family
GASEWAY
GASEWAY
Bazaleel
family
GASEWAY
Granville
GASEWAY
Greansville
GASEWAY
Horace
GASEWAY
Lucinda
GASEWAY
Milton
GASEWAY
Renelder
GASEWAY
Seluda
GASEWAY
Susan
GASEWAY
GASGOYNE
GASS
Susan
Bert
Patrick
Cool Spring Barbecue Club and; photo
Duke, R. T. W Jr. comments about
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
Cool Spring Barbecue Club, one of three
survivors of, 1924
comments about
railroad spur for logging
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
16, baker
free blacks
MACH-59: 130131,135
MACH-59: 138
MACH-59: 153
MACH-59: 157
MACH-14: 13
MACH-59: 138140
MACH-49: 69
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 61
MACH-24: 51
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 5 MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
14, house servant
MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
18, - washerwoman
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 28, day
laborer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, male,
age 11
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
20, washerwoman
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 1 MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
38, baker
MACH-53: 129
felled by a hockey stick
MACH-21: 58
MACH-13: 22
GASSAWAY
GASSAWAY
GASTEN
John H.
Susan
Heinrich
GASTON
Paul
GASTON
Paul (Prof.)
GASTON
Paul (Prof.)
GASTRONOMIC
AL
PHILOSOPHAST
ERS
GATES
Horatio (Gen.)
GATES
Horatio (Gen.)
GATES
GATES
GATES
GATEWOOD
GAUDEAMUS
IGITUR (SONG)
GAULDING
GAULS
GAULT
GAULT
GAULT
GAVAR
GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
Horatio (Gen.)
James
John
Emily
West, John H. and
married Frederick Isaacs
University of Virginia administration,
comments about, 1996
MACH-60: 77-78
comments about freedom of activity of
younger faculty members at University of
Virginia, ca. 1960
MACH-60: 52
Sympathy for Selma - march at University of
Virginia organized by, 1965
MACH-60: 53
MACH-33/34: 130
MACH-35/36: 115
MACH-41:
13,14,38,137
painting: Surrender of Burgoyne to Gates at
Saratoga - (by John Trumbull)
MACH-41: 8
MACH-5: 17
MACH-31: 110
MACH-39: 20
Susannah
S. R. (of Scottsville)
Samuel
Samuel
W. G.
Ada
Ada
Andrew
Hannah
Heather
John
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-41: 102
Roosevelt, Theodore, visited at Pine Knot*
Scottsville's postmaster
wife of Andrew Gay
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, strike at
husband of Ada Gay
Off the Fence, publisher of
marriage
MACH-27/28: 92
MACH-9: 50,70
MACH-24: 24
MACH-10: 11
MACH-51: 14
MACH-51: 14
MACH-45: 15
MACH-53: 107
MACH-53: 107
MACH-53: 107
MACH-6: 47
MACH-50: 87
MACH-21: 33,52
GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
Kate
Samuel
Samuel Jr.
Thomas
married Louis Shisler
MACH-53: 107
MACH-5: 63
MACH-5: 63
MACH-6: 47
GAY MOUNTAIN Albemarle Iron Works located between it and Fan Mountain
MACH-61: 40
GAY MOUNTAIN mentioned, 1700s
MACH-61: 47
GAYNOR
Edward F Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAYNOR
Edward F. Jr.
GAY'S
MOUNTAIN
GAY'S
MOUNTAIN
GAZETTE OF
THE UNITED
STATES
GAZETTEER OF
VIRGINIA
GAZZETTA
UNIVERSALE
GEDDY HOUSE
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee member, 2004
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society
president - 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2002
Albemarle County Historical Society past
president - 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee - 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
past president, 2003
MACH-62: i
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: iii
MACH-59iii
MACH-60: i
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: i
MACH-61: iii
iron furnace of Walker && Wilkinson
MACH-50: 47
iron works, timber for
MACH-50: 64
New York
MACH-12: 48
by Joseph Martin in Charlottesville in 1835
MACH-4: 41,44
MACH-37/38: 44
MACH-8: 72
GEHE
GEHEE
GEHEE
GEHMAN
Sally
Lucy
William
Christian
GEIGER
GEIGER
GEISENDORFE
R
GEISENDORFE
R
GEISENDORFE
R
GELLUM
GELSTON
family
S. E.
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
GEMMILL
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
Chalmers R.
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
author: Beloved Gravely
Park Street, house on
MACH-6: 45
MACH-9: 54.70
MACh-9: 54,70
MACH-51: 95
MACH-48:
71,71n,72
MACH-1: 36
Laura L.
MACH-1: 50
Laura L.
MACH-3: 84
W. A. (Mrs.)
Mary
David
MACH-1: 50
MACH-2: 21
MACH-31: 110
MACH-22" 161189
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
GEMMILL
Chalmers R.
GENEALOGICAL
DATA FROM
DOCTOR
CHARLES
BROWN'S
FAMILY BIBLE
GENEALOGICAL
RECORDS
GENEALOGICAL
RECORDS
editor: "Midway Hospital: 1861-1863, Diary
of Miss Clarke of South Carolina"
author: "The Charlottesville General
Hospital"
MACH-22: 91-160
MACH-30: 43
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, organization of
author: "History of Pharmacology at
University of Virginia"
achievements of and photo
photo
MACH-56: 36
MACH-56: 9
MACH-56: 9
extracted by Bessie Herring Macleod
MACH-8: 69-70
MACH-56: 2-4,6-9
MACH-11: 22
MACH-2: 65
GENEALOGIST
GENEALOGY
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
BAPTISTS
GENERAL
CUSTER AT
`PIEDMONT'
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
OFFICE
BUILDING
GENERAL LEE
AND `PARSON'
WILMER
GENERAL
MOTORS
CORPORATION
GENET
GENITO (OR
DOVER)
FRIENDS
MEETING
GENNINGS
GENNRICH
GENTLEMEN
FARMER
MACH-24: 52
MACH-30: 68-91
MACH-29: 59
representation
MACH-30: 24,25
MACH-31:
34,35,70-71
MACH-35/36: 123156
MACH-32: 9
MACH-22: 67
Albemarle County
Fair Grounds
part of located on property of
MACH-60: 105
MACH-22: 85-90
Edmund C.
MACH-31: 66
MACH-12: 28
Miles
Suzanne
Off the Fence, publisher of
MACH-40: 35
MACH-5: 24
MACH-50: 87
by Lord Kames
MACH-11: 38
GENTLEMEN
VOLUNTEERS
OF ALBEMARLE,
1745
GENTRY
Albert
GENTRY
Benajah
GENTRY
Benajah
GENTRY
Betsy
GENTRY
David
GENTRY
David
GENTRY
David, Jr.
GENTRY
Elizabeth
GENTRY
Frances
GENTRY
G. H.
GENTRY
J. W.
GENTRY
Jane
GENTRY
Josiah
GENTRY
Martin
GENTRY
Moses
GENTRY
Moses
GENTRY
Richard
GENTRY
Robert
GENTRY
Sally
GENTRY
Sally
GENTRY &&
IRVINE LIVERY
STABLE
Daily Progress, worked for
marriage
MACH-2: 62
MACH-33/34: 8
MACH-29: 17
MACH-5: 70
MACH-9: 53
MACH-32: 46
MACH-5: 57
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 46
MACH-45: 15
MACH-50: 80
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 50
MACH-5: 57
MACH-5: 63
MACH-9: 46,58
MACH-6: 47
MACH-21: 33,52
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 59
MACH-22: 157
GENTRY
(SOCIAL CLASS)
Gentry and the Association in Albemarle
County, 1774-1775, The - by Mary M.
Sullivan
MACH-23: 35-44)
GENTRY
(SOCIAL CLASS)
in Europe
MACH-24: 42
GENTRY AND
THE
ASSOCIATION
IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY: 17741775, THE
GEOFFREY
GEOLOGY
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
GEORGE
Leon
Benjamin
Eliza
family
Harry
Harry Jr.
Harry Jr.
Harry Alexander
John Walker (Rev.)
Lloyd
Nellie L.
Nellie L.
GEORGE
GEORGE
KIPPEN AND
COMPANY
GEORGE
KIPPEN AND
COMPANY
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
Walter F.
GEORGES
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Andrew
GEORGIA
by Mary M. Sullivan
Beth Israel, president of
study of in Virginia
marriage
First St. NE, home on
MACH-23: 35-44
MACH-40: 22,23
MACH-51: 106
MACH-21: 26
MACH-21: 26,50
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 83
MACH-10: 39
MACH-9: 76
MACH-48: 103n
MACH-39: 19
MACH-32: 57
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-37/38:
190,208
stores operated in colonila Virginia
MACH-49: 5
Scottish mercantile comoany with office in
Albemarle
MACH-50: 43
MACH-3: 86
Charlottesville American-Greek Community, MACH-54: 18,
officer of
22n
MACH-1: 46
Atlanta - Emory University
MACH-10: 40
MACH-11:
27,29,30
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Early Buildings and Towns by Frederick D.
Nichols
Atlanta
Savannah
Clark County
Oglethorpe University
University of Georgia
Savannah - Oglethorpe Light Infantry
Clinton
Andersonville
Liberty County
University of Georgia
Savannah Medical College
Medical College of
Wilkes County
University of Georgia - football and early
1900s
Ocean Steamship Company - Van
Waggonen, Durgin and
Fayette County - Rush, James J. enlists in
Confederate Army
Habersham - Waddle, John enlists in
Confederate Army
Zebulon - Sloan, J. W. enlists in
Confederate Army
Franklin County - Sheriff, Andrew enlists in
Confederate Army
MACH-11: 55
MACH-12: 12
MACH-12: 22
MACH-13: 18
MACH-13: 23
MACH-13: 46
MACH-13: 57
MACH-14: 43
MACH-15: 18
MACH-21: 41
MACH-22: 201
MACH-22: 205
MACH-22: 94
MACH-23: 50
MACH-29: 45
MACH-3: 71
MACH-30: 44
MACH-30: 44
MACH-30: 44
MACH-30: 44
MACH-30: 45
MACH-35/36: 154
MACH-53: 10
MACH-53: 104
MACH-57: 100
MACH-57: 100
MACH-57: 100
MACH-57: 100
MACH-57:
82,87,90-94,97100
GEORGIA
Confederate Army casualities at Scottsville
hospital
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Fayette County - Rush, James J. buried at MACH-57: 87
Coweta County - and J. A. Copeland
MACH-57: 97
GEORGIA
Madison County - David, Mrs. J. W. V. and
Hartwell - David, J. W. V. enlists in
Confederate Army
Cusetta - enlistment of Theopholus Garrett
and
Savannah - Garrett, Theopholus enlists in
Confederate Army
Bainbridge - Donald E. Gunn enlists in
Confederate Army
Hall County - Gainesville a town in
Hamilton - Hayes, W. S. enlists in
Confederate Army
Campbell County - and Mrs. Thomas J.
Mayfield
Gainesville - Mabry, David A. enlists in
Confederate Army
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Franklin County - McCall, James M. born in
Coweta County - John R. Johnson born in
Atlanta - Joiner, H. E. and Son commission
merchants
Atlanta
University of Georgia
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Athens
MACH-57: 97
MACH-57: 97
MACH-57: 97
MACH-57: 97
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-57: 98
MACH-58: 67
MACH-6: 23
MACH-6: 66
MACH-7: 38
MACH-7: 79
MACH-8: 50
Atlanta - Emory University
Savannah
Duke, Mary serves as Executive Director of
Red Cross there
MACH-59: 123
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
CRACKER
Atlanta
Sea Island
GERAS
Pete
GERMAN
Eugene M.
GERMAN
GERMAN
GERMAN
SOCIETY OF
NEW YORK
Eugene M.
M. C. (Mr. && Mrs.)
GERMANN
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
Friedrich von
Clarke, Robert M., grocery business in,
1859
Afro-American cemeteries at
MACH-58: 67
MACH-61: 13
MACH-7: 79
Charlottesville Candy Kitchen, buys interest
in
Department of Parks and Recreation, first
director, 1973
city parks, plans for development of, 197274
Heidleberg University
Leipsic - University of
Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences
Hamburg
Kiel
Garmissen
American Revolution, mercenaries in
descendants from
piano tuner from
Goettingen University
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
Berlin - University of Berlin
Bonn - University of Bonn
Leipsic - University of
GERMANY
Nazi
Goettingen University
MACH-54: 3
MACH-56: 103
MACH-56: 106107
MACH-32: 32
MACH-12: 39
MACH-41:
106,110,112,113
MACH-12: 16
MACH-12: 18
MACH-12: 18,39
MACH-12: 36,39
MACH-12: 39
MACH-12: 39
MACH-12: 39
MACH-12: 43
MACH-12: 44
MACH-20: 51
MACH-22: 198
MACH-22:
200,205
MACH-22: 205
MACH-27/28: 106
MACH-27/28: 106
MACH-27/28: 110
MACH-33/34:
125,131,134
GERMANY
Munich - University of Munich
GERMANY
Berlin - University of Berlin
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
Heidleberg University
university life in
Berlin - Fourth of July celebration in
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY
GERMANY'S
DREAM OF
DOMINANCE
GEROW
Berlin
World War II, prisoners of held at Camp
Albemarle
Bremen - Blake, Mary Scott Parker and
immigrants from - workers on Virginia
canals
Weimar
Rhine Valley
Rhine River
workman's certificate, Nuremburg, 1791
Heidelberg, University Magruder, John Bowie makes plans to
of
attend, 1861
Karl August, Grand
Duke of SaxeWeimer-Eisenach
by R.H. Dabney
John
GERRON
A. D.
Union soldier buried in Charlottesville but
moved to Culpeper National Cemetery
GESSNER
Solomon
author of "Der Todd Abels"
MACH-33/34:
55,63
MACH-33/34:
55,65
MACH-33/34:
55,66,67
MACH-33/34: 63
MACH-33/34: 65
MACH-37/38:
205,208
MACH-51: 131137
MACH-57: 45
MACH-57: 58,63
MACH-7: 29,30
MACH-7: 33
MACH-7: 44
MACH-8: 84
MACH-60: 14
MACH-7: 29
MACH-33/34: 101
MACH-41: 1,4,6,7
MACH-55: 92n
MACH-19:
20,28,33
GESSNER
HARRISON: THE
EARLY LIFE
AND TEACHING
OF AN
ALBEMARLE
CLASSICIST
GETLIFF
Charles (Capt.)
GHOST HOUSE
*
GHOST HOUSE
*
GHOST HOUSE
*
GHOSTS
GHOSTS
GHOSTS
GHOSTS
GIANAKOS
family
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
GIANAKOS
Gus
Gus
Gus
Gus (Mrs.)
James C.
James C.
Nicholas
GIANNINI
Antonio
GIANNINI
GIANNINI
GIANNINI
family of
G. A.
George
by William Robert Woods
MACH-19: 19-40
MACH-19: 9
Pine Knot*, proximity to
MACH-51: 14,15
Church Hill*, former name of
MACH-51: 17
naming of
Echoes of the Moon Ghost - by Frances
Moon Butts
MACH-51: 17
Dear Ghosts of Lego and Monticello - by
Olivia Taylor
Dunlora* and
mentioned
Charlottesville American-Greek Community
and
Greek community war relief organized by
Southern Restaurant operated by
illustration
World War II service
photo
World War II service
Marchant, Henry C., story about told by
MACH-1: 19-24
MACH-26: 23
MACH-3: 17-32
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-54: 23
MACH-54: 18
MACH-54: 18
MACH-54: 9
MACH-54: 25
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 25
MACH-54: 17
MACH-37/38:
34,49
MACH-53:
70,71,81,82,90
MACH-46: 17f
MACH-53: 90
GIANNINI
GIANNINI
GIANNINI
GIANNINI
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
Michael
Michael
Michael
Robert III
Allen
Anthony
Anthony
Antonia
Antonia
Catharine
Edna
James Anderson
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
John
John Wesley
John Wesley
Mary Ellen (Nellie)
Arundale
Nancy
GIANNINY
Omer Allan, Jr.
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
Omer Allan, Jr.
Peggy
Preston
Robert
GIANNINY
Robert
GIANNINY
GIANNINY
Robert Nicholas
Robert Nicholas
GIBBES
GIBBON
GIBBON
R. E.
Betsy
family
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - comments
on
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - photo of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - sign of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills sign and
Marchant, Henry C., tells story about
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, strike at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
MACH-53: 71n
MACH-53: 87n
MACH-54: 69-70
MACH-54: 76
MACH-53: 90n
MACH-5: 75
MACH-6: 48
MACH-5: 75
MACH-6: 48
MACH-9: 59
MACH-53: 107
MACH-54: 69-70
Green Mountain Greys, quartermaster, 1861 MACH-59: 72
father of Robert Nicholas Gianniny
MACH-53: 88
death of
MACH-53: 90
wife of James Andrew Gianniny
author: The Rotunda That Was Not Built;
Mr. Jefferson's Pet Cast In Iron
author: What is the Photograph on the
Cover of Last Year's Magazine?
World war I service
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - mentioned
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - Sunday
School and
MACH-54: 69-70
MACH-9: 60
MACH-40: 63-88
MACH-54: 69
MACH-9: 53
MACH-53: 99
MACH-53: 82
MACH-53: 91,109
MACH-53:
80,88,112-113
MACH-53: 88
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
son of John Wesley Gianniny
wrote "Documentary History of the American
Revolution"
MACH-19: 13
MACH-6: 36
MACH-8: 43
GIBBON
GIBBONEY
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
Lieutenant
Robert B.
Alice
Alice
Alice
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
Bella
Bella
Bella
Bella
Belle
Edward
Emma
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
family
family
Georgiana
Isabella
John H.
Maria
Minnie
Mrs.
Robert A.
William
William
William
William
William
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
GIBBONS
William
William
William
William Hamilton
William P.
William P.
William P.
marries William Elverton Lucas
property in Charlottesville, sale of
Gibbons family, data on
Freedman's School, provides entertainment
at
school teacher at local school
jubilee singer
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-6: 30
MACH-23: 53
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 80n
MACH-55: 85
MACH-55: 79
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 81
MACH-55: 84n,85
MACH-39: 21
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-55: 82
grandfather of William Hamilton Gibbons
marries George W. Rives
The Gibbons Family: Freedmen by Gayle M.
Schulman
MACH-55: 61-93
MACH-55: 61-93
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-55: 84n
life history of
MACH-55: 61-92
West, John, possible parent of
MACH-55: 67
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-55: 84n,85
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-35/36: 169
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-39: 21
as a slave
MACH-55: 61
West, John and
MACH-55: 67n
magistrate, considered for
MACH-55: 70
portrait
MACH-55: 72
First Baptist Church, West Main St., pastor
of
MACH-55: 73
property holdings of
MACH-55: 74
death of
MACH-55: 80n
cemetery plot of
MACH-55: 84n
Baptist ministry and
MACH-55: 82
burial of
MACH-55: 82n
Gibbons family, data on
MACH-55: 84n
GIBBS
Alfred
GIBBS
James
GIBONNEY
GIBRALTER
Stuart G.
GIBRALTER
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON
GIBSON GIRL
GIBSON GIRL
GIDDINGS
GIFFIN
GILBERT
GILBERT
GILBERT
Ballard P.
Bishop
Charles Dana
Charles Dana
Charles Dana
Charles Dana
David J.
Edwin
Henry
Irene Langhorne
Isaac (Culpeper
County)
John (Rev.)
Langhorne
Patrick
R. O.
Sandy (of
Boonesville)
MACH-22: 43
author: "Rules for Drawing the Several Parts
of Architecture"
MACH-50: 34n
MACH-37/38:
211,212
MACH-16: 23
MACH-18:
9,25,30
MACH-9: 18
MACH-26: 45
MACH-15: 5,6
MACH-26: 60
MACH-27/28: 43
MACH-32: 56
MACH-46: 64,80
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9: 61
MACH-27/28: 43
MACH-10: 34
MACH-6: 41
author: "Chiswell Dabney Langhorne: A
Memoir"
marriage
MACH-15: 5-15
MACH-10: 25
MACH-21: 33,50
wrote "Bab Ballads"
MACH-10: 11
MACH-21:
43,46,47
MACH-13: 46
MACH-32: 56
MACH-8: 72
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 49
MACH-4: 13
MACH-4: 30
Virginia clergyman
family
Andrew
Elizabeth
legal writer
W. S.
GILBERT
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
COMMUNITY)
GILBERT FARM
GILBERT
ISLANDS
GILDEA
GILDED AGE
GILDERSLEEVE
GILDERSLEEVE
GILDERSLEEVE
West, John has property in
R. E. Lee (Mrs.)
B. (Rev.)
Basil D.
Basil L.
GILDERSLEEVE Basil L.
GILDERSLEEVE Basil L.
GILDERSLEEVE Basil L.
GILDERSLEEVE Basil L.
GILDERSLEEVE Dr.
GILDERSLEEVE family
GILDERSLEEVE
PLACE
GILDERSLEEVE
WOODS
GILDERSLEEVE
WOODS
GILES
GILES
Jacob
Nathaniel
GILES
Nathaniel
GILES
GILES
GILES
Nathaniel
Nathaniel
Nathaniel
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-3: 45
MACH-7:
65,66,72
MACH-20: 5
MACH-11: 35
MACH-23: 57
MACH-22: 75
MACH-12: 11
MACH-27/28:
6,21,36
MACH-33/34: 59
MACH-48: 41
Civil War, wounded in
University of Virginia Professor - comments
of on the Confederacy
MACH-60: 10-11
MACH-22: 111
MACH-8: 43
MACH-27/28: 16
MACH-22: 75
MACH-27/28: 26
ironmongering career of in Pennsylvania
and Maryland
Spring Forge, Pennsylvania and
MACH-50: 43-44
MACH-50: 44
Maryland, land holdings in Baltimore County MACH-50: 44
MACH-50:
iron industry in Albemarle County and
45,45n,62
iron ore sought in Virginia, 1767
MACH-61: 39
Wilkinson, John - controversy with, 1768
MACH-61: 40n
GILES
GILES
GILES
Nathaniel
Wm. B.
Wm. B.
GILES
GILES COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
GILES COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
GILLARD
GILLARD
GILLESPIE
GILLESPIE
GILLESPIE
GILLETT
Wm. B.
John
John (Mrs.)
Lucy
Mr.
Nathan
family
GILLETT
Mr.
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
Alexander G., Jr.
Archer
Arckelus (Archelous)
Elizabeth
co-purchasor of site of Bettie Martin Iron
Mine, 1767
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1863
MACH-61: 57
MACH-1: 25
MACH-19: 47
MACH-57:
90,91,94,97
MACH-22: 195
GILLIAM
Frederick
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
George
John
GILLIAM
John
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
GILLIAM
John
John
Richard
Sarah
Stafford, Dr. Frank B., home of
killed by John Armstrong Chaloner
Chaloner, John Armstrong and
University of Virginia Chapel, stone mason
for
author: "Bernard Peyton Chamberlain, a
Bibliography"
MACH-57: 48n
MACH-53: 61
MACH-53: 61
MACH-9: 62
MACH-23: 53
MACH-9: 62
MACH-8: 43
MACH-52:
104,107
MACH-41: vii-ix
MACH-6: 44
MACH-6: 45,54
MACH-23: 53
Butler family, assisted in obtaining property
for
MACH-55: 45,58
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-23: 53
MACH-5:
50,57,64
MACH-6:
44,53,54
MACH-9: 47,50
MACH-21: 37
marriage
MACH-21: 37,50
GILLIES
GILLISON
GILLISPIE
GILLIUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILLUM
GILMAN
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
wrote history of
Greece
W. E. G.
Nathan
James
Bennett
Elijah
Elisha Dickenson
Elizabeth
Henry L.
James
James
Jane
John
John
marriage
iron mine, interest in
Wilkinson, Giles && Webster, tract sold to
Albemarle County tract containing iron ore
sold by, 1767
sold site of Bettie Martin Iron Mine, 1767
John
John
John
John P.
Mary
Pleasant
William
Daniel C.
Monroe, James, biography
A. J. (Mrs.)
Decca (Mrs.)
Elizabeth Meriwether
(Dorothy Dix)
Elizabeth Meriwether
(Dorothy Dix)
family
family
family
Francis Walker
Francis Walker
Francis Walker
MACH-4: 10
MACH-9: 19
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 55
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 46,47
MACH-2: 35
MACH-2: 35
MACH-9: 63
MACH-21: 40,50
MACH-50: 45
MACH-50: 62
MACH-61: 39
MACH-61: 57
MACH-9: 47,50
MACH-9: 17
MACH-9: 63
MACH-2: 35
MACH-9: 47
MACH-13: 21
MACH-19: 55
MACH-4: 33
MACH-12: 51
MACH-6: 64
MACH-12: 44
MACH-24: 46,51
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-13: 57
MACH-19: 22,23
MACH-29: 19,20
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
Francis Walker
Francis Walker
Francis Walker
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
Francis Walker
Frank
Frank
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
Frank
G. Lee
G. W.
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
George
George
George
GILMER
GILMER
George
George
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
George
George II (Dr.)
George II (Dr.)
George II (Dr.)
George II (Dr.)
George II (Dr.)
George II (Dr.)
George Jr.
George (Dr.)
George (Dr.)
GILMER
George (Dr.)
Pen Park* and
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
George (Dr.)
George (Dr.)
George (Dr.)
George (Dr.)
biographical notes
father of Dr. John
Pen Park* and
married Lucy Walker
natural history, study of
Commonwealth's Attorney and trial of J.
Samuel McCue, 1905
married Lucy Walker of "Castle Hill"
altercation between UVa. students and
Demas brothers
public housing, position on, 1961
Williamsburg and
MACH-35/36: 99
MACH-4: 15,16
MACH-51: 105
MACH-8: 3234,68
MACH-3: 8
MACH-31: 88
MACH-58: 58
MACH-2: 29
MACH-8: 39
MACH-23:
37,40,44
MACH-29: 18,19
MACH-31: 108
MACH-35/36: 151153
MACH-52: 40
MACH-54: 17
MACH-1: 8,25
MACH-10: 34
MACH-12: 48
MACH-5: 50
MACH-6: 50,54
MACH-8: 65
MACH-56: 138
MACH-1: 6,8
MACH-41: 27
MACH-48:
68n,69n
MACH-48: 68n69n
MACH-48: 90n
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 40
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
George (Dr.)
George (Mrs.)
George C.
George Christopher
George Christopher
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
George R.
George R.
George W.
GILMER
GILMER
John (Dr.)
John (Dr.)
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
John (Dr.)
John H.
Juliet M.
GILMER
Kit
GILMER
Lee
Lucy (Mrs. Peter
Minor)
Lucy Anne (Mrs.
Franklin Minor)
Lucy Walker (Mrs.
George)
M. (of Liberty Mills,
Virginia)
Mary Peachy Walker
(Mrs. George of
Williamsburg)
Mildred (Mrs. William
Wirt)
Mr.
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
Rose Hill* built by for William Wirt
Mary Peachy W.
Buckeyeland*, home of, 1853
Brady, James, letter to, 1852
wrote "Sketches of Some of the First
Settlers of Upper Georgia"
Monticello described by (1809)
MACH-59: 147
MACH-10: 34
MACH-22: 194
MACH-58: 69
MACh-58: 69
MACH-13: 22
MACH-21: 15
MACH-22: 194
Edgemont*. home of - married Sarah Minor MACH-48: 90n
Edgemont*. home of
MACH-48: 90n
Confederate Army, comments on duty in
MACH-8:
30,42,44,60,66,83
MACH-7: 64
MACH-8: 34
MACH-3:
35,36,47
MACH-50:
112,114
married Peter Minor
MACH-48: 90n
married Franklin Minor
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-29: 18,19
MACH-15: 34
MACH-1: 6
married William Wirt
Scottsville Confederate Reunion, 1908
MACH-48: 68n
MACH-57: 110
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER
GILMER DAVIS
AND COMPANY
GILMER
LETTERBOOKS
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
Peachy Ridgway
Peachy Ridgway
Sarah
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker, Jr.
Thos. W.
Thos. W.
Thos. W.
Thos. W.
W. W.
W. W.
Walker
William
William
William W.
Z. Lee
Caty
Elizabeth
James H.
James H.
GILMORE
James H.
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
John
John
Joseph
Joseph
Lou (Mrs.)
M. Evelyn
Mrs. John
Governor, 1802-1844
Governor, 1802-1844
Governor, 1802-1844
Central Gazette, on staff of
Cocke, Cary Charles, letter to
Christmas as a youth
MACH-29:
19,20,22
MACH-4: 15,19
MACH-8: 30
MACH-3: 53
MACH-4: 33
MACH-9: 32
MACH-23: 53-54
MACH-22: 194
MACH-23: 54
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-50: 70,71
MACH-50: 71-72
MACH-8: 65
MACH-48: 82
MACH-22: 42
MACH-3: 51
MACH-14: 13
MACH-25: 16-19
MACH-11: 47
Duke family servant
MACH-19: 23
MACH-9: 59
MACH-9: 64
MACH-27/28: 22
MACH-40: 51,53
MACH-8: 49-51,
53
MACH-5:
12,13,23
MACH-59: 103
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 64
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 25
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
GILMORE
FURNITURE
COMPANY
GILMORE'S
GILMOUR
GILPIN
Paul
Samuel D.
William C.
MACH-31: 18,23
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 25
desks loaned to Base Hospital 41 during
World War I
A. G.
Henry D.
GILPIN
W. Douglas, Jr.
GILPIN
GIMBREDE
GINSENG
GIRARD
GIRARD
GIRARDIN
GIRL HUNTERS,
THE (BOOK)
W. Douglas, Jr.
Thomas
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1998
shipment of from Albemarle County
Stephen
Stephen
Louis Hue
Samuel
Frank L.
Anthony
Mary
philanthropist, mentioned
GIST
GITCHELL
GIVANENY
GIVENS
GLADIATOR,
THE
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
GLADMAN
GLADSTONE
GLADSTONE
GLADSTONE
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
Thomas
Miller, Samuel owns bonds of
William
William
Prime Minister
GLADSTONE
GLADSTONE
William E.
William Ewart
Scott, Robert, resemblance to
joined bead ladies, ca. 1971
MACH-59: 2
MACH-35/36: 40
MACH-45: 15
MACH-37/38: 246
MACH-55: iii
MACH-56: iii
MACH-23: 7,17
MACH-52: 2
MACH-31: 34
MACH-56: 69
MACH-17: 52
MACH-24: 41
MACH-52:
4,12,19
MACH-9: 60
MACH-5: 72
MACH-58: 20
MACH-31: 18
MACH-57: 118
MACH-6: 14
MACH-12: 15,16
MACH-42: 93
MACH-33/34:
56,88
MACH-59: 154
GLANDER
GLASBY
GLASBY
GLASBY
Johann
Lucy
Nathan
Nathan
GLASGOW
Cary
GLASGOW
GLASPEY
GLASS
GLASS
GLASS
GLASS
GLASS
GLASS
GLASS
GLASSCOCK
GLASSLEY
GLAUCOMA
GLAZEBROOK
GLAZEBROOK
Ellen
Elizabeth
Carter
Carter
Carter
John
L. B.
Susan R.
Will
Lt.
Alexander
L. H. (Dr.)
Otis
GLAZEBROOK
Otis
GLAZEBROOK
GLAZEBROOK
Otis
Otis
GLAZEBROOK
Otis A.
GLAZEBROOK Truxtun
GLEANER, THE
(POEM)
GLEASON
Emmett
GLEASON
H. M.
GLEASON
H. M.
MACH-41: 102
MACH-9: 62
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 62
Equal Suffrage League of Richmond,
founder of
Equal Suffrage League of Richmond,
founder of
women's suffrage and
Proffitt, William F. and road-work case
mentioned
Christian Archer, football injury of
Rev. - chaplain at University of Virginia
Rev. - University of Virginia Chapel
campaign for
Rev. - University of Virginia Chapel
invocation at laying of the cornerstone
Rev.
University of Virginia Chapel, memorial
window in
interview with
Gleason and Bailey store, partner in
MACH-55: 2
MACH-55: 2
MACH-6: 57
MACH-29: 34
MACH-37/38: 190
MACH-55: 11
MACH-7: 27
MACH-49: 30
MACH-56: 36
MACH-7: 27
MACH-22: 82
MACH-5: 50
MACH-3: 10
MACH-53: 6,7
MACH-52: 101
MACH-52:
101,110
MACH-52: 107
MACH-8: 48
MACH-27/28:
48,49
MACH-52: 109
MACH-42: 101
MACH-54: 3
MACH-46: 10,13
MACH-48: 84n85n
GLEASON
GLEASON
GLEASON
GLEASON AND
BAILEY
(GROCERIES)
GLEASON
GROCERY
GLEASON
HOTEL
GLEASON
HOTEL
GLEASON
HOTEL
GLEASON
HOTEL
GLEASON'S
BAKERY
GLEN ECHO *
GLEN ECHO *
GLEN ECHO *
GLEN ECHO *
GLEN ECHO *
GLENDOWER
GLENDOWER,
VIRGINIA
GLENMORE *
GLENMORE *
GLENMORE *
GLENMORE *
GLENMORE *
J. Emmett
J. Emmett
J. J.
MACH-33/34: 38
grocery operated in 1930's at 401 E. Main
St.
401 East Main St. location
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-18: 35
MACH-48:
84,84n,85
MACH-3: 26
MACH-13: 46
MACH-31: 26
MACH-46: 58
Rawlings Institute Alumnae Association
meeting held at, 1903
doughnut holes
praise for, 1958
division of property
Terrell, Richmond, owned by
Windie Knowe* exchanged for
Williaton, Elizabeth Bryan, booklet by
brief description of
Owen
Magruder family and
Magruder, Benjamin
Henry purchases in
1843
life at and photo
Magruder, Henry
home of
MACH-54: 58
MACH-61: 75
MACH-48: 104
MACH-48: 62n
MACH-48: 82n
MACH-48: 90
MACH-48: 91n
MACH-24: 45
MACH-23: 40
MACH-14: 14
MACH-22:
197,198
MACH-48: 66n
MACH-60: 45,6,11
MACH-48: 90n
GLENMORE *
GLENMORE *
GLENN
GLENN
GLENN
GLENN
GLENN
Magruder, John
Bowie
mentioned
David
Garrard (Mr.)
Garrard (Mrs.)
Garrard (Mrs.)
Garrard (Mrs.)
GLENN
Garrard (Mrs.)
GLENN
Garrard (Mrs.)
GLENN
GLENN
GLENN
GLIMPSES
BACK OVER
FIFTY YEARS IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
GLIPTIS
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
Garrard (Mrs.)
John
Theo. I.
Evelyn
buried at
Ivy hockey played by
Albemarle County Historical Society
program: "Information Please"
by Irene Ashworth Valentine
Greek Woman's Club and
MACH-60: 43
MACH-60: 33
MACH-22: 135
MACH-21: 59
MACH-1: 50
MACH-15: 47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-2: back
cover
MACH-3: 84,
back cover
MACH-48: 112
MACH-22: 135
MACH-32: 46
MACH-44: 41-50
MACH-54: 22
MACH-1: 5
MACH-20: 73
MACH-23: 66-67
MACH-24: 50
MACH-29: 15
MACH-35/36: 125
Annefield*
MACH-20: 73
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
GLOVER
GLOVER
GLOVER
GLOVER ROAD
GMC
AUTOMOBILES
GNEISS AND
GRANITE
GOD OF LOVE
GODARD
Warner Hall*
MACH-24: 40
Warner Hall*
family
John
Samuel
MACH-29: 15
MACH-8: 43
MACH-5: 17
MACH-5: 17
MACH-5: 19
and World War I ambulances
MACH-7: 46
MACH-5: 74
MACH-5: 81
MACH-22:
125,126
Doris
GODBOLD
GODEYS
(MAGAZINE)
GODEY'S LADY
BOOK
GODFREY
GODMAN
GODWIN
GODWIN
GODWIN
Arthur
Jno.
family
Fred
John M.
GOEN
John
GOEN
GOEN
Minny
Sherod
GOETHE
GOFF
GOFF
Johann Wolfgang von
Frederick
Wyllie, John Cook and
Sarah
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
Jackson (of Texas)
1862
GOGGINS
MACH-57: 25
David
MACH-20: 40
Smith, Margaret Bayard writes for
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
12
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
26, washer
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
MACH-51: 114
MACH-37/38: 205
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-8: 63
MACH-1: 36
MACH-37/38: 99
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 133
MACH-7: 29
MACH-56: 19
MACH-9: 49
MACH-57:
90,92,93,97
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
18, weaver
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24, weaver
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15
GOIN
Agnes
MACH-53: 126
GOIN
Agnes
GOIN
Agnes
GOIN
Alexander
GOIN
Anderson
GOIN
Anna
GOIN
Anna
GOIN
Ben
GOIN
Chapman
GOIN
Charles
GOIN
Daniel
GOIN
Delila
GOIN
Durrett
GOIN
Eli
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
38, spinster
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 9
months
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
31, carpenter
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
20, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
32, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
54, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
20, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24, carpenter
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
11
GOIN
Eliza
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 2 MACH-53: 136
GOIN
Evalina
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 9 MACH-53: 128
GOIN
Evelina
GOIN
Fanny
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 136
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
16
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 125
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
11
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
13
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24, jobber
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto,
female, age 9 months
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24, ditcher
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
34, farmer
GOIN
Frances
MACH-53: 128
GOIN
Frances
GOIN
Hardin
GOIN
Hardina
GOIN
Hastings
GOIN
Henderson
GOIN
Henry
GOIN
Henry
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 24, cooper MACH-53: 126
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22, tanner
MACH-53: 127
GOIN
GOIN
Henry
Horace
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 7 MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age3 MACH-53: 127
GOIN
Ira
GOIN
James
GOIN
James
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 5 MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
12
MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulato, age
66, farmer
MACH-53: 128
GOIN
James (Joseph)
GOIN
Jefferson
GOIN
Jesse
GOIN
Jesse
GOIN
John
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 126
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
14
MACH-53: 128
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
61, farmer
MACH-53: 125
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
55, farmer
MACH-53: 126
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30, farmer
GOIN
John
MACH-53: 127
GOIN
John
GOIN
Jonathan
GOIN
Joshua
GOIN
Joshua
GOIN
Keziah
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
18, female
MACH-53: 136
GOIN
Kilson
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 126
GOIN
Levi
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 4 MACH-53: 127
GOIN
Lindsay
GOIN
Louisa
GOIN
GOIN
Lucy
Lucy Ann
GOIN
Margaret
GOIN
Mariah
GOIN
Mariah
GOIN
Martha
GOIN
Martha
GOIN
GOIN
Mary
Mary
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, nulatto, age 11
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
41, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
21, spinster
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 2
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mu;atto, age
18, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 19,
housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22. housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
19, spinster
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, Age 8
months
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15, knitter/weaver
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3 MACH-53: 128
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
35, shoemaker
MACH-53: 136
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
34, farmer
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 126
MACH-9: 52
GOIN
Mary E.
GOIN
Mary Jane
GOIN
Matilda
GOIN
Meletus
GOIN
Miley
GOIN
Murhulda
GOIN
Nancy
GOIN
Nancy
GOIN
Nelly
GOIN
Paschal
GOIN
Polly
GOIN
R. S. Elijah
GOIN
Rebecca
GOIN
Rebecca
GOIN
Rody (Rhoda?)
GOIN
Sherod (Sherard)
GOIN
Sherod, Jr.
GOIN
Stapleton S.
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 10 months MACH-53: 126
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3
months
MACH-53: 127
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulato, age 12
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, male,
age 6
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, male,
age 9
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, nulatto, age
38, female
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
10
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 2
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
48, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
18, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
21, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22, weaver
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
13
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
44, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
75, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
17
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
22, farmer
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 128
GOIN
Susan
GOIN
Tandy
GOIN
Thomas
GOIN
Thomas
GOIN
Thomas
GOIN
Thomas R.
GOIN
Walker
GOIN
William
GOIN
Wilson
GOIN
Wilson
GOIN
GOING
GOING
GOING
GOING
GOING
GOING
GOING
GOING MILL
(LOUISA
COUNTY)
Winney
Agg
Benjamin
Benjamin
David
Evalina
family
Sherwood
GOINGS
GOINGS
family
Henderson
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
57, housekeeper
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 2
months
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
38, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
11
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
19, jobber
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
12, carpenter
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
40, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
12
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
36, farmer
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
50, housekeeper
married Cary Butler
members of
free blacks
free black - prosperous farmer
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 136
MACH-53: 128
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 126
MACH-53: 127
MACH-53: 127
MACH-9: 59
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 59
MACH-5: 60
MACH-55: 51-52
MACH-55: 51
MACH-9: 53
MACH-6: 58
MACH-53:
116,117,118,125128,129,136
MACH-53: 127
GOINGS
GOINGS
John
Joshua
free black
GOINGS
GOINGS
GOINS
GOINS
GOLD REGION
GOLDBERG
GOLDEN
GOLDEN
GOLDING
GOLDING
GOLDING
GOLDING
GOLDSBY
Sherard
Susannah
Robert
Robert (Mrs.)
American Revolution, soldier in
widow of Sherard Goings, 1840s
Ariel L. (Rabbi)
Abram
Archibald
Jackey
William
William
Zackey
T. B.
Orange County resident
GOLF
African-American golfers and McIntire Park,
1949
MACH-56: 100
Albemarle Golf Club
MACH-56: 95,111
GOLF
GOLF
GOLLADAY
GONE WITH
THE WIND
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
MACH-53:
117,118
MACH-9: 14
MACH53:116,128,133
MACH-53: 128
MACH-39: 20
MACH-39: 20
MACH-7: 38,39
MACH-40: 19
MACH-5: 57
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9: 48
MACH-5: 60
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 18
MACH-33/34:
112,114
V. Dennis
Paramount theater
Alonzo
Capt.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
John
John Y.
John Y.
Maggie
Martha
author: "The Nicholas Family and Albemarle MACH-35/36: 123CountyPolitical Leadership, 1782-1790"
156
originally shown at
Home Guard commnader in World War II
MACH-60: 112
MACH-7: 51,64
MACH-48: 90
MACH-2: 21
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5: 60
MACH-23: 54
MACH-7: 64
MACH-23: 54
MACH-9: 46
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
Nancy
Robert
Robert Kent
GOOCH
GOOCH
Robert Kent
Robert Kent
GOOCH
Robert Kent
GOOCH
Robert Kent
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
Robert Kent
Rowland
Stapleton
Thomas W.
W. S. (Mrs.)
W. S. (Mrs.)
William
William
William
William
William (Governor of
Virginia)
William (Sir)
William F.
Dr. (of Amherst)
Willis
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCH
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
Ivy hockey played by
French Croiz de Guerre awarded to
World War I and - driver of ambulance
donated by UVa.
U. S. Army, captain in, 1917
World War I and - volunteer ambulance
driver
MACH-2: 21
MACH-21: 60
MACH-57: 18
MACH-57: 18
MACH-57: 19
MACH-57: 2,89,13-16
World War I and - memories of, reflects on MACH-57: 31-32
World War I and - photo with ambulance in
France, ca.1916
MACH-57: 7
MACH-5: 60
football player at U Va.
MACH-53: 3
MACH-9: 76
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-10: 40
MACH-16: 23
MACH-5: 70
MACH-9: 43
MACH-35/36: 125
MACH-40: 36
MACH-8: 60,66
MACH-23: 54
MACH-10: 40
MACH-11: 37
MACH-12: 41
MACH-19: 52
MACH-2: 37
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
MACH-21:
33,39,65
MACH-23: 5152,64
MACH-24: 47
MACH-25: 46
MACH-29: 7,15
MACH-4: 5,13
MACH-5:
5,8,16,18
MACH-8:
8,11,12,15,17,18,
20,28,65
Courthouse
MACH-19: 15
Courthouse
MACH-21: 65
Courthouse
migrants during French and Indian War and MACH-49: 10
deed book
MACH-8: 17,21
Elk Hill*
MACH-19: 15,17
Elk Hill*
MACH-30: 24
fourteenth
congressional district placed in after census of 1790
MACH-62: 5
Goochland Academy Hadensville - John A. Hart , principal
MACH-53: 45,47
Johnson's Springs
MACH-19: 51,52
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOCHLAND
COUNTY
GOOD
GOOD HOPE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
GOOD ROADS
MOVEMENT
GOOD ROADS
MOVEMENT
GOODALL
GOODE
GOODE
magistrates
1809
MACH-21: 65
Manokin-Town
ferry at
MACH-42: 2
Northam Parish
MACH-22: 89
Over Yonder*
MACH-42: 44
Powell's Tavern
MACH-23: 52
Saint James Parish
MACH-5: 5
slaves
population in late 18th century
Spring Forest*
MACH-2: 38
MACH-4: 5,6,911,13,14,23
Spring Forest*
Tuckahoe*
MACH-21: 66
MACH-30:
61,62,66
Tuckahoe*
Tuckahoe*
Elizabeth
MACH-49: 8,9
Jefferson, Thomas and
MACH-52: 42
MACH-6: 54
MACH-11: 6
L.B. (Rev.)
George W.
J. Thomas (Col.)
in early 1900's
MACH-49: 21
Duke, Judge R. T. W., Jr. and
MACH-49: 41-45
MACH-39: 25
MACH-35/36:
21,35,42,98
MACH-11 : 32
GOODE
GOODE
GOODE
GOODELL
GOODEN
GOODING
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
John Jr.
Thomas
Miller, Samuel owns bonds of
W. P.
Magruder, John Bowie, comments about
H. Grant
William
Polly
Charles
Georgie Spottswood
(Miss)
Georgie Spottswood
(Miss)
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
GOODLOE
Henry B. (Col.)
John H.
Mary
Mary B.
Mary B.
Mr.
Nettie J.
S. H.
Ann E. (Mrs. James
W.)
Charles
David
Harry
Horsley
GOODLOE
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
Albemarle County Historical Society, 1st
president
home of and visit by Jane Kean
Charlottesville Guide, editor of
MACH-44: 33
MACH-57: 118
MACH-60: 44
MACH-41: 69,100
MACH-9: 17,51
MACh-9: 60
MACH-46: 68
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 50,
back cover
MACH-10: back
cover
MACH-11: back
cover
MACH-2: 61,
back cover
MACH-3:
77,78,80,84
MACH-48:
110,111,112
MACH-19: 47
MACH-39: 52,82
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-42: 67
MACH-23: 54
MACH-23: 54
MACH-19: 48
MACH-5: 60
MACH-13, 30
MACH-50: 83
MACH-6: 46,57
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODMAN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
Horsley
James Henry
James W.
Jeremiah A.
John
Joseph
Joseph C.
Martha Green
Mr.
Nathan
Roland
Rowland H.
Sarah A. J.
Susanna
William
Benjamin C.
Edward O.
family
Franklin (Mrs.)
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
Frederick
G. Tyler
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
G. Tyler
G. Tyler
J. M.
John
John M. (Mrs.)
Mary Stuart (Cocke)
W. H.
Warrick
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
GOODWIN
William H.
William H. (Dr.)
William J.
Virginia clergyman
letter to her mother
women's suffrage speaker at UVa.
childhood pranks of
father of Frederick
Base Hospital 41, World War I and
Base Hospital 41 organized by
marriage
MACH-9:
49,62,64
MACH-19: 47,48
MACH-19: 48
MACH-9: 16
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 44
MACH-23: 54
MACH-23: 54
MACH-21: 47
MACH-9: 65
MACH-23: 54
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-57: 129
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 51
MACH-3: 66
MACH-11: 45
MACH-8: 43
MACH-55: 5
MACH-52:
120,120n
MACH-1: 50
MACH-2: back
cover
MACH-3: 84
MACH-52: 120n
MACH-5: 17
MACH-2: 7
MACH-27/28: 10
MACH-27/28: 10
MACH-9: 18
MACH-59:
5,8,9,20
MACH-59: 1-3
MACH-21: 33,52
GOODWIN
HOUSE
(SPRIGG LANE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
GOODWIN
HOUSE
(SPRIGG LANE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE)
photo (built ca. 1930s)
GOODYEAR
GOODYEAR
Charles
Charles
GOODYEAR
GOODYEAR
GOODYEAR
Charles (Judge)
Charles (Judge)
Elizabeth Briscoe
(Mrs. George)
Elizabeth Briscoe
(Mrs. George)
GOODYEAR
GOODYEAR
George
George
GOODYEAR
GOODYEAR
GOOLDING
George
Judge
Harding
Celia Nelson (of
Fredericksburg)
F. M.
Jane
John
John, Jr.
Mary
Peter
Samuel
GOODYEAR
GOOLRICK
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
MACH-46: 79
MACH-46: 79
MACH-59:
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
135,150-151
brother of George Goodyear - mentoned
MACH-59: 150
Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo MACH-59: 130of
131
Garth - Updike trial, sat on panel for
MACH-59: 139
Birdwood*, experiences at
MACH-59: 142
mentioned as "Couisin Lizzie"
MACH-59: 150
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
mentioned
MACH-59: 142
MACH-59: 150Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
151
MACH-3: 41
MACH-9: 62
MACH-20: 8
MACH-32: 46
MACH-9: 60
MACH-5: 23,67
MACH-5: 67
MACH-6: 44
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 67
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GOOLSBY
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Thomas
William, Jr.
William, Sr.
Agnes Knox
Alexander
Alexander
Armistead
Armistead C.
Armistead C.
GORDON
GORDON
Armistead C.
Armistead C.
Armistead Churchill,
Jr.
Armistead Churchill,
Jr.
Armistead Churchill,
Jr.
Armistead Churchill,
Jr.
Basil B.
Bazel
Bazel
Bennett
Bennett
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Carolyn
Colonel
Elizabeth Lindsay
(Mrs. William F.)
Elizabeth Lindsay
(Mrs. William F.)
Elizabeth Somerville
Beale (Mrs. Reuben
Lindsay)
family
mother of Bazel
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 67
MACH-5: 67
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-44: 8
MACH-5: 70
MACH-4: 29
MACH-18: 64
MACH-29: 70
MACH-40:
60,67,71,76
MACH-5: 42
MACH-1: 50
MACH-17: 54,55
MACH-3: 84
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
Missouri, moved to in 1855
death of
Judge - Gordon, Samuel dies at home of
son of William E. Gordon
author: "Aleck Maury, Sportsman" (set in
Louisa County)
MACH-48: 119
MACH-10: 7,16
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 99,99n
MACH-51: 95
MACH-35/36: 104
MACH-11: 57
MACH-6: 35
MACH-11: 57
MACH-1: 43
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
family
family
family
General
George
George H. (Gen.)
GORDON
Hannah
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Heningham
Henry B.
James
GORDON
GORDON
James
James L.
GORDON
James L.
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
James L.
James Lindsay
James Lindsay
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
John
John B. (Gen.)
John B. (Gen.)
John B. (Gen.)
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Kate
Margaret Murray
Maria
Maria Lindsay
founded Southern States Woman's Suffrage
Conference
MACH-55: 6
MACH-44: 6,8
marriage
MACH-21: 27,50
MACH-11: 3
Maria Lindsay
Observations on Washington Society: Mrs.
W. C. Rives- Miss Maria L. Gordon Letters,
1842 - ed. by Raymond B. Clark, Jr.)
MACH-11: 53-61
GORDON
mentioned
marriage
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, speaker at
MACH-10: 13
MACH-24: 46
MACH-8: 43
MACH-8: 62
MACH-2: 65
MACH-55: 87-88
MACH-35/36:
36,41,108,109
MACH-20:
8,10,11
MACH-22: 195
MACH-10: 34
MACH-35/36:
40,109
MACH-10: 11,12
MACH-11:
25,27,29
MACH-21:
33,48,52
MACH-11: 57
MACH-4: 29
MACH-56: 25
MACH-22: 202
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-45: 6
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Martha Winston (Mrs.
James Lindsay)
Mary Beale (Mrs.
James Lindsay)
Mason
Mason
Mason
Gordon Avenue named for
Mason
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Miss
Misses (of
Lynchburg)
Mr.
Mr.
Nancy
Nancy B.
Nancy B.
Nancy B.
GORDON
Nancy B.
GORDON
Nancy B.
GORDON
Nancy B.
GORDON
Nancy B.
GORDON
Nancy B.
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, organization of
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Nancy B.
Nancy B.
Nancy B.
Reuben Lindsay
Robertson
Samuel
married Agnes Knox
Marion Female Institute, operators of
Virginia clergyman
Albemarle County Historical Society program: "Information Please"
Albemarle County Historical Society president of
MACH-11: 57
MACH-11: 57
MACH-22: 195
MACH-4: 28,29
MACH-58: 6n
MACH-6: 20
MACH-35/36:
40,42,43
MACH-54: 30
MACH-21: 28
MACH-24: 61
MACH-44: 41,48
MACH-1: 45,50
MACH-11: 62
MACH-3: 84
MACH-4: 56,
back cover
MACH-48: 112
MACH-48: 113
MACH-5: 83,
back cover
MACH-56: 5
MACH-6: 23,67,
back cover
MACH-7: 21
MACH-8: 83
MACH-11: 57
MACH-4: 28
MACH-48: 92n
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Samuel
Samuel
Susan Fitzhugh
Susan Fitzhugh
Susan Fitzhugh
Thomas
GORDON
Vesta Lee
GORDON
Vesta Lee
GORDON
GORDON
Vesta Lee
Vesta Lee
GORDON
Vesta Lee
GORDON
Vesta Lee
GORDON
Vesta Lee
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
Vesta Lee
W. W. (Col.)
William
GORDON
William E.
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
William E.
William F.
William F.
William F. (Mrs.)
William Fitzhugh
William Fitzhugh
(General)
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
GORDON
GORDON
brother of Bazel
father of Bazel
biographical sketch
sister of Bazel
married Major William Shelton Dabney
author: "Central Virginia in the Imagination:
A Bibliographical Study"
Albemarle County Historical Society president, 1997
Association of College and Research
Libraries meeting at UVa.
mentioned
Albemarle County Historical Society publications committee member 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society publications committee member 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society board of directors, 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 2001
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-48: 94n
MACH-48: 99n
MACH-44: 6
MACH-51: 90-101
MACH-55: iii
MACH-56: 26
MACH-56: 36
MACH-56: i
MACH-57: i
MACH-57: iii
MACH-59i
MACH-4: 27
MACH-32: 63
Nelson County resident - married Charlotte
Cocke
MACH-48: 99,99n
Nelson County resident - son of Samuel
Gordon
MACH-48: 99,99n
MACH-22: 195
MACH-39: 27
Monticello described by (1813)
MACH-21: 15-16
Judge
MACH-1: 25
MACH-23: 22,64
MACH-11: 53,57
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
GORDON
AVENUE
BRANCH
LIBRARY
GORDON LAND
COMPANY
GORDONSVILLE
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
William Fitzhugh
(Judge)
William Fitzhugh
(Mrs.)
MACH-18: 36
MACH-4: 45
MACH-5: 83
MACH-6: 35
MACH-8: 62
MACH-23: 22
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-11: 25
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-10: 29
MACH-11:
19,23,24,28,30,31
,34
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-13: 36
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-17: 62
GORDONSVILLE
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-18: 35
MACH-20:
18,19,38
MACH-22:
18,22,142
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-23: 68
GORDONSVILLE
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-25: 24
GORDONSVILLE
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-30: 92
MACH-33/34:
152n
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-4: 44
GORDONSVILLE
MACH-43: 35
GORDONSVILLE Beaumont*
Jones family home
MACH-58: 10,10n
GORDONSVILLE Civil War
Home Guards stationed at, 1863
MACH-59: 99
GORDONSVILLE Civil War
57th Virginia Infantry ordered to, 1862
MACH-60: 26
GORDONSVILLE Gazette
newspaper
MACH-11: 19
GORDONSVILLE Gordon Tavern
MACH-4: 44,54
GORDONSVILLE Johnson, Milton
in his "Price of Discontent"
MACH-51: 96
GORDONSVILLE military occupation
1865
supports student demand for a black
admissions officer at the University of
Virginia
MACH-56: 43
GORE
GORMAN
GORMAN
Luther (Prof.)
J.
John
GORMAN
GORMAN
GORMAN
GORMAN
GORSAS
John
John
John
Mrs.
J.
Tallyrand Papers edited by
MACH-60: 55
MACH-18: 7
MACH-15: 38
MACH-17:
10,35,40
MACH-19: 48
MACH-46: 33,40
MACH-8: 66
MACH-13: 21
GOSHEN,
VIRGINIA
Dawson, Joseph teaches school at
GOSPEL CHOIR
GOSPEL HILL
GOSPEL OF
WEALTH
GOSS
family
GOSS
family
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
Isabelle Hunter
Isabelle Hunter
Isabelle Hunter
Isabelle Hunter
James
James W.
James W.
John
GOSS
GOSS
John
John Walker
MACH-55: 80
MACH-39: 45,48
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH-31: 72
MACH-22: 195
MACH-4: 63
MACH-1:
45,46,50
author: "Summary of the Society's Meetings" MACH-3: 77
MACH-3: 84,back
cover
MACH-4:
3,35,56,60,63,bac
k cover
author: "History of Albemarle Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy"
MACH-4: 35-38
author: "Summary of the Society's Meetings" MACH-4: 56
MACH-5:
3,79,back cover
author: "Summary of the Society's Meetings" MACH-5: 79
MACH-6: 63
MACH-7: 76
MACH-8: 83,84
MACH-5: 17,30
Union Christian Intelligencer, editor of
MACH-50: 76
MACH-7: 64
Virginia clergyman
MACH-1: 46
MACH-21:
Virginia clergyman
25,26,38,41,43
MACH-7: 51,64
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOSS
GOTHS
GOTT
GOTTSCHALK
GOUGH
GOURDIN
GOURDIN
GOUVERNEUR
GOUVERNEUR
Mary Ann
T. T. (Miss)
T. T. (Miss)
William Walker
Lot H.
Katherine
Ralph
Theodore (Dr.)
Theodore (Dr.)
Heisky
Samuel L.
GOVAN
James F.
GOVERNMENT
AND PRIVATE
INDUSTRY IN
THE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY
GOVERNORS
GOVERNORS
GOWANLEA
(HOUSE)
GOWDEY
GOWING
GOYERT
GRACE
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
Midway Hospital, in charge of, 1861
Bacot, Ann, diary of
Ivy hockey played by
marriage
by Lester J. Cappon
Conference of - Theodore Roosevelt
addresses
Henry C.
Usby
Philip, Jr.
Mrs.
MACH-5: 30
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACh-7: 51,64
MACH-24: 24
MACH-9: 17
MACH-6: 54
MACH-8: 10
MACH-52: 128
MACH-52: 131
MACH-21: 60
MACH-21: 33,51
MACH-35/36:
83,86,87,122
MACH-2: 63
MACH-29: 77
MACH-51: 42
MACH-37/38: 81
MACH-3: 59,61
MACh-9: 42,44
MACH-29: 12
MACH-18: 50
MACH-1: 7
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
MACH-11: 53,57
MACH-20:
20,30,72
MACH-33/34:
145n
MACH-4: 54
Meriwether patent, on site of
MACH-52: 38
Rives, Judith Walker supports
MACH-52: 85
MACH-8: 28,29
GRACE
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(NEWS FERRY,
HALIFAX
COUNTY)
GRADEY
GRADEY
GRADUATION
GRADY
GRADY
GRADY
GRADY
GRADY
GRADY
GRADY
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAGG
GRAHAM
GRAHAM
GRAHAM
GRAHAM
GRAIN
GRANBERRY
GRAND
ALLIANCE
GRAND CAMP
OF
CONFEDERATE
VETERANS
John
Joshua
Ann
Edmond
Henry
John
Reuben
Sally
Thomas
Beniah
Beniah
Mary
Sarah
William
William
William, Jr.
Eliza
James
Mrs.
William C.
John Cowper
Monticello, superintendent of nailery
marriage
original bead lady, 1968
MACH-44: 9
MACH-6: 48,57
MACH-5: 60
MACH-26: 65
MACH-9: 54
MACH-9: 46
MACH-29: 69
MACH-6: 48,57
MACH-50: 15
MACH-9: 46
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 43
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 48
MACH-5: 64
MACH-9: 48
MACH-5: 64
MACH-21: 39,50
MACH-23: 54
MACH-58: 18
MACH-23: 54
MACH-26: 82
MACH-44: 39
MACH-16: 22
MACH-4: 36
GRANDPARENT
S
GRANDYERK
GRANGE
GRANGER
GRANGER
GRANGER
MOVEMENT
GRANGES
GRANITE
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRAPES
GRAPES
GRAPES
GRASTY
GRASTY
GRATTAN
GRATZ
GRATZ
GRATZ
GRAVELEY
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
Adam
Red
Gordon, Jr.
Gordon, Jr. (Mrs.)
Keith (Mrs.)
Keith (Mrs.)
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
Ulysses Simpson
W. E. (of Henrico)
football player
statue of in Washington Park, St. Louis
surrender of Army of Northern Virginia at
Appomattox, 1865
Malaza
vineyards
J. S. (Mrs.)
J. S. (Mrs.)
cousin
Michael
Michael
Michael
W. S.
Azariah (Gen.)
Brazilla
C. A. (Mrs.)
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
Plumstead and Franks, employee of
Virginia clergyman
MACH-26: 6,7,8,9
MACH-2: 20
MACH-53: 30
MACH-1: 50
MACH-1: 50
MACH-11: 5,14
MACH-14: 13
MACH-7: 41,46
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-10: 10
MACH-13: 43
MACH-22: 37
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-3: 47
MACH-48: 27
MACH-5: 45
MACH-56: 39
MACH-11: 27
MACH-20: 70
MACH-37/38: 2830,46
MACH-7: 44
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-20: 10
MACH-1: 11
MACH-52: 5
MACH-52: 5
MACH-1: 32
MACH-21: 33
MACH-21: 33
MACH-1: 50
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
C. A. (Mrs.)
Catherine Lipop
(Mrs.)
Charles
Charles
Charles A.
family
family
Galena I.
Galena I.
H. B. (Mrs.)
H. B. (Mrs.)
Joan Ellett
GRAVES
Joan Ellett
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVES
GRAVESTONES
Joan Ellett
John
John K.
Mary Jane
Mathew
Richard
Robert
Sally
Warren S.
Warren S.
Warren S.
slaves
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
Archer
Charles E.
Edmund
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
Eliza
family
family
MACH-3: 84
Second St. NE, house at 426
married Catherine Lipop
Second St. NE, house at 426
author:"The Barracks Property" (with Harry
L. Garth)
author: "The Virginia Sojurn by the
Convention Troops"
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, foreman at
1910, activities in
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
types and alignments used by
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 40, day
laborer
free blacks
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-33/34: 82
MACH-1: 43
MACH-9: 42
MACH-1: 45,50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-41: 110
MACH-41: 1-2
MACH-41: 137140
MACH-5: 28
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-22: 57
MACH-5: 27
MACH-9: 56
MACH-17: 50,53
MACH-9: 56
MACH-53: 80,112
MACH-53: 88
MACH-53: 92
MACH-61: 16-20
MACH-53: 129
MACH-35/36: 100
MACH-5: 8,21,33
MACH-44: 17,21
n.24
MACH-53: 129
MACH-8: 43
GRAY
GRAY
Francis C.
Garland
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
Governor
Harriet
Henry
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
James H.
John
John
GRAY
John Jr.
GRAY
John (Mrs.)
GRAY
John (Mrs.)
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
John (Mrs.)
Lewis Cecil
Miss
Nancy
Patsy
Philippa P.
Rebecca
Robert (Capt.)
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY FERRY
student
W. S.
William
William Farley
GRAYSON
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
author: "Thomas Jefferson in 1814, a Visit
to Monticello"
massive resistance to school integreation,
1956
marriage
MACH-4: 44
MACH-21: 25
MACH-56: 129
MACH-21: 43,50
MACH-5: 50
MACH-35/36:
47,50,62,100
MACH-35/36: 97
MACH-59:61
University of Virginia hotelkeeper
slaves of advertised for sale, 1828 toi satisfy
deed of trust, 1828
MACH-58: 77
MACH-35/36:
97,100
MACH-44: 21
n.24
University of Virginia hotelkeeper; sister of
Arthur S. Brokenbrough
marriage
marriage
marriage
marriage
MACH-59:
39,40,47,49,51,62
MACH-8: 18
MACH-19: 35
MACH-21: 33,50
MACH-9: 56
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-21: 30,50
MACH-13: 18
MACH-35/36:
21,22,87,88
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-21: 33,50
MACH-13: 61
MACH-19: 56
MACH-1: 50
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
Jennie Thornley (Mrs.
John Cooke)
John
John
Joseph
Rhoda (White)
Thomas
William
William
William
William (Capt.)
MACH-11: 63
MACH-12: 50
MACH-14: 27
MACH-17: 55
MACH-2:
9,10,68,back
cover
author: "Piedmont Institute"
Albemarle County Historical Society
program: "Information Please"
author: "Germanna"
author: "Old Christ Church, Charlottesville,
Va."
MACH-2: 9-16
MACH-3:
81,84,back cover
MACH-4: back
cover
MACH-48: 112
MACH-51: 96
MACH-6: back
cover
MACH-8: 27-54
MACH-8: 2758,86
MACH-6: 54
MACH-9: 63
MACH-32: 46
MACH-32: 46
MACH-9: 47
MACH-29: 17
MACH-32: 46
MACH-5: 64
MACH-19: 48
GRAYSON
GRAYSON
(UNITED
STATES SHIP)
GRAYSON
COUNTY
William S.
MACH-14: 18,19
MACH-7: 79
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN American colonies
GREAT BRITAIN American colonies
Fisk Jubilee Singers
GREAT BRITAIN and
GREAT BRITAIN iron
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
(POEM)
iron industry
Old, John
Old, John
pig iron
raw iron
Sweden
Wales
West Midlands
hostilities with
conflict threat meant great potential for
Virginia iron
production and needs
American colonies potential recognized,
1750
birth and emigration from, ca. 1750
interest in iron industry begins here
need for ca. 1750
desire for, 1770-1774
relations with, 1700s
furnace and forge activities, 1730
furnace and forge activities, 1730
MACH-11: 16
MACH-11:
9,48,49
MACH-13: 39,12,13,14,15,17
MACH-14: 53
MACH-15: 20
MACH-16: 21
MACH-19: 15
MACH-2: 36
MACH-37/38:
31,44
MACH-61: 33
MACH-61: 41
MACH-55: 81
MACH-61: 28
MACH-61: 29
MACH-61: 27,51
MACH-61: 53
MACH-61: 28
MACH-61: 58
MACH-61: 28
MACH-61: 28
MACH-61: 28
MACH-42: 101
GREAT
DEPRESSION
(1929-1931)
GREAT LAKES
GREAT
MOUNTAINS
GREAT
SMOKIES
NATIONAL
PARK
GREAVER
GREAVER
GREAVES
GREAVES
GREAVES
GREAVES
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
MACH-12: 9
MACH-14: 67
MACH-8: 28
origin of
Maurice F.
R. P. (Mrs.)
Alban
Cecily
Jack
Mr. (Rev.)
Ivy hockey played by
architecture
architecture
language
language
Leonidas
Sparta - Charlottesville Greeks, native
home of many
Trikala - Charlottesville Greeks, native
home of many
Gardiki - Charlottesville Greeks, native
home of many
Juta - Charlottesville Greeks, native home
of many
Thessaly - Charlottesville Greeks, native
home of many
MACH-49: 51
MACH-37/38: 172
MACH-13: 68
MACH-26: 33
MACH-21: 61
MACH-21: 55
MACH-8: 48
MACH-15: 40
MACH-16: 16
MACH-17: 58
MACH-18: 49
MACH-19:
19,24,25,30,36
MACH-24: 47,65
MACH-24: 65
MACH-4: 10
MACH-54: 1,2,3,6
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
MACH-54: 5
GREECE
GREECE
GREECE
GREEINGS
James
GREEK AMERICAN
PROGRESSIVE
ASSOCIATION
GREEK
COMMUNITY
CENTER
GREEK
COMMUNITY
TAKES ROOT IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, A: THE
FIRST FIFTY
YEARS, 19031953
GREEK LADIES
PROGRESSIVE
SOCIETY
GREEK LADIES
PROGRESSIVE
SOCIETY
GREEK
ORTHODOX
CHURCH OF
AMERICA
GREEK WAR
RELIEF
ASSOCIATION
(N.Y.)
GREEKS
Salonika - University of Virginia ambulance
drivers, WW-I, 1916-17
MACH-57: 8-9
MACH-6: 6
Athens
MACH-7: 47
MACH-5: 54
organization in Charlottesville, 1930
MACH-54: 13
Jefferson Street, 206 East, purchased 1943 MACH-54: 18
by Gloria Fennell
MACH-54: 1-27
organization and purpose
MACH-54: 22
by-laws in Greek Orthodox Church
cornerstone
MACH-54: 27
Charlottesville Greek community and
MACH-54: 26
local Greeks support
MACH-54: 18
MACH-24: 45
GREEKS
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
BOOKMAN, THE
(BRIDGEWATER
, VIRGINIA)
GREEN
MEADOW
(HENRICO)
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
community in Charlottesville
Ashbel (Dr.)
Austen
B. W. (Dr.)
Dolly
Dr. (of New York)
James
John
John L.
Julian
Julian
Mary
Mary
Moses
Moses
Mr. (Rev.)
Raleigh Travers
Raleigh Travers
Russell
William
married Susan Fitzhugh Gordon
U. Va. committee to authenticate fallen
Confederates
marriage
bead ladies - joined in 1969
bead ladies - Christmas party, 1974
wrote: "Notes on Culpeper County, Va."
wrote: "Notes on Culpeper County, Va."
MACH-54: 1-27
MACH-2: 17
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-48: 41
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-35/36: 167
MACH-21: 25
MACH-29: 23
MACH-37/38: 210
MACH-3: 70-72
MACH-32: 81
MACH-58: 18
MACH-58: 20
MACH-22: 201
MACH-29: 23
MACH-20: 49
MACH-11: 22
MACH-20: 12
MACH-41: 100
MACH-5: 11
MACH-8: 55
MACH-19: 53
Albemarle County
section of
MACH-23: 43
MACH-35/36:
127,133
MACH-14:
24,49,56
Pine Knot*
view of from
MACH-51: 10
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
Roosevelt, Theodore hunts on
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
CHURCH
GREENBACK
PARTY
(POLITICAL)
GREENBRIER
CORPORATION
land donated for Greenbrier Park
GREENBRIER
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
WEST
VIRGINIA)
GREENBRIER
INDEPENDENT
(NEWSPAPER)
GREENBRIER
INDEPENDENT
(NEWSPAPER)
GREENE
C. A.
GREENE
C. A.
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
Chris
Esther
Esther F.
Esther F.
family
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
John C.
Julian
Luther
Nathanael (Gen.)
Nathanael (Gen.)
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
author: "American Science in the Age of
Jefferson"
author: "Memories of Happy days"
MACH-51: 22
MACH-8: 30
MACH-11: 5,19
MACH-56: 117
MACH-18: 33,34
MACH-18: 33
MACH-2: 66
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-21:
55,56,58
MACH-21: 58
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-8: 43
MACH-51: 102
MACH-3: 70-72
MACH-13: 52
MACH-30: 21
MACH-41: 42
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENE
COUNTY
GREENHILL
GREENHILL
(VIRGINIA)
GREENHOW
GREENING
GREENING
P. L.
Ruth
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, conducted
efficiency study at
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-53: 111
MACH-21: 58
MACH-10:
8,12,14
MACH-11: 33
MACH-21: 30,33
MACH-22: 26
MACH-26:
22,41,51,63
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-8: 9
Buchan, John,
and "Salute to Adventurers"
MACH-51: 94
fiction set in
Garth, Jesse and
Thoams G. Garth
MACH-51: 91-100
home of
MACH-57: 124
Morris, Edgar
resident of
MACH-59: 111
road to
from Whitehall
Shenandoah National
Park
land taken for
Elizabeth
MACH-61: 3
MACH-49: 53
MACH-6: 57
MACH-35/36: 157
John (of
Williamsburg)
James
Robert
slaves of
MACH=49: 7
MACH-9: 43,44
MACH-9: 43
GREENING
GREENLEAF
GREENLEE
GREENLEE
GREENSTONE
GREENWAY
GREENWAY
GREENWAY
GREENWAY
GREENWAY
COURT *
Robert, Jr.
Simon
James
Sarah A. E.
GREENWOOD
Civil War
mentioned ca. 1865
GREENWOOD
GREENWOOD
DEPOT
GREENWOOD
DEPOT
GREENWOOD
PARISH
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
Emmanuel Church
located nead
MACH-49: 57
MACH-61:
84,85,86
MACH-61: 87n,
93
Civil War
Yankee soldiers at, 1865
MACH-61: 32
Dinwiddie Way
wooded lane there
MACH-61: 90n
MACH-26:
14,18,22,61,62
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
Ad
Addison W.
James (Dr.)
Mr.
marriage
natural history, study of
Lord Fairfax, home and office of
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5: 42
MACH-21: 46
MACH-21: 45,50
MACH-7: 38,41
MACH-3: 7
MACH-27/28: 33
MACH-51: 105
MACH-20: 9
MACH-10: 11
MACH-11: 62
MACH-15: 5
MACH-17: 67
MACH-22:
37,47,58,123,137,
138
MACH-23: 49,57
MACH-26:
18,46,56,61
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREENWOOD,
VIRGINIA
GREER
GREER
GREER
GREET
GREET
GREG
GREGER
GREGG
GREGG
GREGG
GREGG
GREGORY
GREGORY
GREGORY
MACH-27/28: 41
Carter, Mary
Equal Suffrage
League and
Bishop
John
Mary Carr
Ben
Ben
W. W.
Caspar
Ann
Daniel H.
Elizabeth
John (General,
C.S.A.)
John (Scottish
physician)
John (Sculptor)
"Tell Me My Name" features Greenwood
Ben Greet Woodland Players
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, comments on
marriage
Archer Christian memorial in U Va. Chapel
GREGORY
GREGORY
GREINER
GRESHAM
GRESHAM
GRESLEY
Miss
Mrs. (of Campbell
County)
private of Co. E
John
Walter
Walter Q. (Judge)
family
GRETTER
GREY
GREY
David B.
Charles (2nd Earl of)
Sally
Penn, Gabriel, slave of
John Old sells Pennsylvania land to, 1777
MACH-51: 94
MACh-55: 4,6
MACH-26: 60
MACH-2: 20
MACH-39: 81
MACH-13: 50
MACH-13: 50,51
MACH-56: 2
MACH-41: 140
MACH-5: 34
MACH-21: 34,49
MACH-9: 53
MACH-3: 68
MACH-44: 14,20
n.20
MACH-53: 31
MACH-35/36:
28,45,49,102
MACH-10: 33,34
MACH-1: 32
MACH-61: 42
MACH-3: 61
MACH-11: 25-27
MACH-24: 48
MACH-35/36:
45,75,101
MACH-11: 56
MACH-49: 7
GREYHOUND
OF THE
ATLANTIC
(SHIP)
GRIFFEN
GRIFFEN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFIN
GRIFFITH
GRIFFITH
GRIFFITHS
Bergiss
Thomas
Burgess
C. B.
Dick
family
John
John W.
John W.
Kitty
Vicki
D. W.
Frederick
Thomas
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGG
Milton L.
Milton L.
Milton L.
Milton L.
Milton L.
GRIGG
Milton L.
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGG
GRIGGS
GRIGGSBY
GRIGSBY
GRIGSBY
Milton L.
Milton L.
Milton L.
Milton L.
Ozmer
Andrew J.
A. J.
Daniel F.
Ivy hockey played by
volunteer to help "bead ladies" ca.1971
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trade with
Jefferson, Thomas and portrait of in
courthouse
Albemarle County Historical Socirty president
Magruder, Evaline associated with
Scottsville "News" and
Stony Point resident
advertises to by Negroes, 1831
MACH-26: 15
MACH-9: 52
MACH-17: 40
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 19
MACH-21: 62
MACH-8: 43
MACH-10: 11
MACH-25: 14,15
MACH-9: 18
MACH-21: 62
MACH-58: 19
MACH-13: 47
MACH-44: 31
MACH-52: 3
MACH-12: back
cover
MACH-15: 46,47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-39: 24
MACH-46: 80,82
MACH-48: 114
MACH-48: 117
MACH-58: 1
MACH-7: 76
MACH-8: 71
MACH-50: 90
MACH-22: 195
MACH-10: 11
MACH-58: 80-81
GRIGSBY
GRILLET
GRIMES
GRIMES
GRIMES
GRIMKE
GRIMKE
GRIMM
GRIMSLEY
GRIMSTEAD
GRIMSTEAD
GRINNAN
GRINNAN
GRINNAN
GRINNAN
GRINSTEAD
GRINSTEAD
GRISSON
GRISWOLD
GRISWOLD
GRITS
Hugh B.
C.
Bryan
Stephen
Stephen
Angelina
Sarah
A. C.
B. (Elder)
James H.
Sarah
Andrew (Rev.)
Andrew G.
Andrew G.
St. George Tucker
(Dr.)
Richard J.
Sophia (Mrs.)
Nathan
Jane Emmet (Mrs.
John Noble Alsop)
John Noble Alsop
GRIZZARD
Farnk E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
women's rights and
women's rights and
University of Virginia Hotelkeeper, 1840
Virginia
killed at battle of Gettysburg
marriage
father of St. George Grinnan
married Georgia Bryan
married Susan Fitzhugh Dabney
MACH-19:
11,13,19
MACH-23: 54
MACH-22: 202
MACH-5: 67
MACH-7: 27
MACH-52: 65
MACH-52: 65
MACH-59: 61
MACH-21: 26
MACH-59: 80,80n
MACH-21: 42,50
MACH-8: 51
MACH-48: 63n
MACH-48: 63n
MACH-48:
61n,63n
MACH-2: 25
MACH-2: 25
MACH-5: 64
MACH-13: 62
MACH-13: 62
MACH-24: 5
Albemarle County Historical Society editor 2001
MACH-59i
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee member, 2004
MACH-62: i
author: "A Young Scholar's Glimpses of the
Charlottesville Academy and the University
in August 1819"
MACH-54: 83-88
Albemarle County Historical Society editor, 1997
MACH-55: i
Albemarle County Historical Society editor, 1998
MACH-56: i
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
Frank E. Jr.
GRIZZARD
GRIZZLY BEAR
(DANCE)
GROCERS
Frank Edgar
GROH
Marie J. (Ms.)
GROHSKOPF
Bernice
GROHSKOPF
Bernice
GROHSKOPF
Bernice
GROLIER CLUB
GROTTOES,
VIRGINIA
GROTTOES,
VIRGINIA
GROUNDS
GROVE THE *
GROVE LOT
Albemarle County Historical Society editor, 1999
MACH-57: i
Albemarle County Historical Society vicepresident - 2002
MACH-60: iii
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee and editor - 2003
MACH-61: i
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
vice president and editor, 2003
MACH-61: iii
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee and editor - 2002
MACH-60: i
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
president, 2004
MACH-62: iii
editor:"Three Grand and Interesting Objects,
An 1828 Visit to Monticello, the University, MACH-51: 114and Montpelier"
130
MACH-42: 35
MACH-24: 37
Blake, Mary Scott Parker, comments about
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society
publications committee - 1999
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia
MACH-57: 46
mountain community
MACH-51: 58
medical service to mountain people
MACH-51: 59
MACH-29: 56
MACH-26:
30,38,50
MACH-56: 109
Rose Hill estate, part of
MACH-55: i
MACH-56: i
MACH-57: i
MACH-56: 15,26
GROVES
GROVES
GRUBB
GRUNERITE
GRYMES
GRYMES
GRYMES
GRYMES
GUADELOUPE
GUARANTEE
TITLE AND
TRUST
COMPANY
GUARDS
GUARDS
Charlie
family
Emily C.
ore component
David
Mr.
Mrs.
Peyton
GUERIN
Marcelle
GUERIN
Marcelle
GUGGENHEIM,
JOHN SIMON
MEMORIAL
FOUNDATION
GUILLAUME
(ARTIST)
GUILLIAUME
GUINEA
STATION,
VIRGINIA
GUINEY'S
STATION,
VIRGINIA
GULF FILLING
STATION
Waynesboro, access to from Blue Ridge
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
found at Bettie Martin Iron mine
Orange Episcopal Church and, 1832
MACH-27/28: 47
MACH-51: 58
MACH-53: 50
MACH-61: 59
MACH-5: 67
MACH-24: 44
MACH-24: 44
MACH-55: 33
MACH-4: 39,54
Dabney, James Cabell works for
MACH-48: 89-90
MACH-25: 10
MACH-29: 61,62
McConnell, James - correspondence with
McConnell, James - papers of donated by
MACH-57: 11
MACH-57: 32
Tanselle, G. Thomas and
MACH-56: 33
MACH-1: 60
L. M. D.
Cabell, Joseph Carrington - portrait of
painted by
MACH-60: 101
Civil War
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment spends
Christmas, 1862 at
MACH-60: 33
MACH-22: 21
Barracks Road and
Emmet Street (now a
photo duplicating
business, 2005)
originally site of a lake
MACH-60: 107
GULF OF
MEXICO
GULLEY
GULLEY
GULLICK
GUNBOATS
GUNN
GUNS
GUNS
GUNS
GUNSHOT
WOUNDS
GUNTER
GUNTER
GUY
Geo. A.
Richard
J. N.
Donald E. (of
Georgia)
died at Scottsville Confederate Hospital,
1863
Bradley
Reuben
Frances
scholarly work of
GUYANDOTTE
GWATHMEY
GWATHMEY
GWATHMEY
GWATHMEY
GWATHMEY
Allan
Edward (Mrs.)
family
John Hastings
Joseph H.
GWATHMEY
GWATHMY
Lomax
Lomaz (Maj.)
GWATKIN
GWYNN
GWYNN
GYPSIES
GYPSIES
HAAKE
HAAS
HABERDASHER
C. H.
Bruce (Rev.)
family
football and
Bacon, Edmund - on migration route to
Missouri
Ivy hockey played by
mentioned
author: "Twelve Virginia Counties"
Base Hospital 41, World War I, Col.
Venable, relations with
World War I activities, comments about
Rawlings Instititute purchases residence of
married Mary Minor
camps near Charlottesville
A. J.
I. C.
Basic City "Advance," co-owner of
MACH-13: 5
MACH-1: 34,36
MACH-9: 43
MACH-22: 136
MACH-25: 24
MACH-57:
90,92,94,98
MACH-25: 42
MACH-26:
23,56,66
MACH-31: 60
MACH-30:
49,50,52,54
MACH-56: 28
MACH-9: 59
MACH-53: 5,29n
MACH-50: 18
MACH-21: 60,64
MACH-56: 36
MACH-24: 50
MACH-1: 6,12
MACH-3: 67,68
MACH-59: 20
MACH-59: 27,28
MACH-54: 45
MACH-48: 65n
MACH-8: 43
MACH-31: 14
MACH-48: 69-70
MACH-29: 35
MACH-50: 78
MACH-25: 41
HABERSHAM
HABERSHAM
HABERSHAM
HACKE
HACKETT
HACKMAN
HADASSAH
HADDAWAY
HADDON
INDIAN SITE
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADEN
HADENSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
HADFIELD
HADLEY
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
K. K. (Rev.)
MACH-52:
129,133
MACH-52: 137
MACH-52: 145
MACH-41: 102
MACH-5: 60
MACH-7: 66
MACH-40: 16
MACH-40: 19
Amy
Anthony
Chesley A.
Chesley A.
E. G.
E. G.
E. G.
E. H.
John
John M.
Russel L. (Dr.)
Russel L. (Dr.)
Russel L. (Dr.)
W. Dan (Dr.)
William
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-41: 100
MACH-9: 46
MACH-1: 50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-37/38: 145
MACH-39: 29
MACH-48: 33
MACH-31: 28
MACH-9: 60
MACH-7: 26
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-5: 84
MACH-4: 24
MACH-7: 26
Esse
Esse
Esse
Gottfried
Martin
T. G. (Lt.)
housekeeper at Maupin House, 1861
Maplewood cemetery, visit to
Bacot, Ada, relations with
mayor of Charlottesville
Goochland Academy and
Joseph
Arthur
Barttelott
David
Elizabeth
Elwood
football, early 1900s and
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MACH-53: 45,47
MACH-42: 23
MACH-53: 25
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 45
MACH-53: 84
MACH-53: 7980,113
MACH-53: 84
MACH-53: 88
MACH-53: 89
MACH-53: 99
MACH-5: 64
MACH-53: 106
MACH-53: 80n
MACH-53: 84,113
MACH-53: 84
MACH-53: 99
MACH-53: 99
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
James
James
James
James
Lloyd
Lloyd
Lloyd
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, activities at
family of
1910, activities in
mentioned
father of Lloyd Haggard
HAGGARD
Mabel C.
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
HAGGARD
Mabel C.
Martin
Nathaniel
Otis, Jr.
Otis, Sr.
Otis, Sr.
Robert
Robert
HAGGARD
Robert
HAGGARD
Robert F.
HAGGARD
Robert F.
HAGGERTY
HAGGERTY
HAGNER
Bernard J.
Bernard J.
Mrs.
Charlottesville life in 1890, reminisces about MACH-51: 74n
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, interview about
strike at
MACH-53: 113n
MACH-9: 45
MACH-5: 71
mentioned
MACH-53: 80n
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, labor union at MACH-53: 113
mentioned
MACH-53: 90n
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and
MACH-53: 79-80
Marchant, Henry C., work done for
MACH-53: 89
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee member, 2004
MACH-62: i
author:"Samuel Miller and the Founding of
the Miller School of Albemarle"
MACH-56: 53-76
author: "The Correspondence of an
Albemarle Philanthropist: The Letters of
MACH-57: 115Samuel Miller, 1839-1867
121
city council - candidate, 1960, and public
housing
MACH-56: 133
city council - elected to, 1960
MACH-56: 133
MACH-42: 67
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - strike at
mentioned
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
World War I, drafted in
son of Henry Haggard
HAGUE,
VIRGINIA
HAIL
HAILE
HAILSTALK
Mary
Gilbert
R. H. (Rev.)
DAILY PROGRESS, worked for
HAILSTOCK
George
father of Margaret Hailstock Terry
HAILSTOCK
HAINES
HAINES
HAINES
HAINES
HAL;IFAX
COUNTY
HALBACH
HALBACH
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALE
HALEY
HALEY
HALEY
Nancy
George
Isack (Rev.)
Thomas
William H.
mother of Margaret Hailstock Terry
marriage
MACH-44: 24,31
MACH-9: 43
MACH-50: 80
MACH-39: 35,84
MACH-58: 73n
MACH-58: 73n
HALEY
HALEY
Rose Hill*
John P.
Mary Ellen
Edward Everett
Horatio
legal scholar
legal scholar
Nancy
Nancy
Nancy
Nancy
Nancy
Newton W., Jr.
Peyton G.
Bunny
Calvin
Littleberry
Littleberry James
(Rev.)
Littleberry James
(Rev.)
MACH-21: 34,50
MACH-32: 46,50
MACH-5: 12
MACH-2: 34
son of Rev. Littleberry James
MACH-44: 8
MACH-19: 48
MACH-19: 48
MACH-11: 54
MACH-9: 7,8
MACH-12: 33
MACH-4: 13
MACH-32: 81
MACH-51: 92
MACH-51: 92
MACH-51: 92
MACH-56: 26
MACH-46: 80
MACH-11: 16
MACH-49: 20
MACH-37/38: 201
MACH-49: 20
photo
MACH-49: 18
diary of
MACH-49: 19-21
author: "The Sign of Jonah"
author: "Dear Beast"
author: "The Empress Ring"
Muirs, Percy entertained by, 1951
son of Rev. Littleberry James
HALEY
HALEY
HALEY
HALFPENNY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
Littleberry James
(Rev.)
Littleberry James
(Rev.)
Littleberry James
(Rev.)
William
biographical note
MACH-49: 19-21
House of Delegates, member of
MACH-49: 36
auto trips in 1900's
author: "The Builder's Pocket Companion"
MACH-49: 40
MACH-50: 32
MACH-10: 34
MACH-20:
6,37,45-47
MACH-25: 47
MACH-44:
1,4,6,8,9,13,20
n.22, 21 n.26
Banister Lodge*
MACH-44: 8
Berry Hill*
MACH-20: 61,65
Birch Creek Church
Courthouse
MACH-20: 63
MACH-20:
53,57,66,67,73
Creekside*
MACH-20: 47
Creekside*
MACH-44: 8
Elm Hill*
MACH-20: 69
Millwood*
MACH-20: 45
News Ferry
MACH-44: 9
MACH-44: 20
n.17
Oaks, The*
HALIFAX
COUNTY
Redfield*
HALIFAX
COUNTY
Scottsburg
MACH-44: 21
n.26
MACH-20:
45,46,52,54,56,60
,68,70
Tarover*
MACH-20:
50,57,61,62,64-66
Woilf Trap Depot
MACH-20: 71
Woodlawn*
MACH-44: 4
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
HALIFAX
COUNTY
Woodlawn*
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
Alexander
Anna
Benjamin F.
Betsy
Bishop
Clifton R.
Dabney
E. K.
Emma (Mrs.)
family
Francis
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
Francis
James
Jehm
Jerry M.
John
John
HALL
HALL
John
Leonard S.
Redfield*
illustration
MACH-44: 5
Albemarle Iron Works, protests sale of land
of
MACH-50: 56
MACH-9: 58
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, strike at
MACH-53: 106
MACH-6: 55
MACH-26: 60
MACH-3: 83
MACH-32: 47
football, early 1900s and
MACH-53: 23
death of
MACH-53: 101n
MACH-8: 43
Monticello described by (1816)
MACH-21: 16
wrote "Travels in Canada and the United
States in 1816"
MACH-4: 51
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 54
World War I and
MACH-53: 101
marriage
MACH-21: 34,50
MACH-5: 50,54
MACH-53:
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
122,133
MACH-44: 33
HALL
HALL
HALL
Martha
Mildred
Nathan
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL
HALL OF FAME
R. Clifford
Richard
William
William
William
Wilmer L.
HALLER
HALLERIAN
ACADEMY
(RICHMOND)
HALLETT
HALSALL
HALSALL
Henry
Henry
Jas. C.
Jas. C.
HAMER
Charles F.
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Blue Ridge Mountains, forests of
Berks County, Pa. Battalion - elected
colonel of, 6/27/1776
Virginia Advocate - on staff of
Madison, James comments on
role in formation of the Federalist political
Alexander
party, mid 1790s
Alexander Jr.
Rives, Francis Robert partner of
Alison Phillips (Mrs.) Cherry Valley* owned by, 1949-1972
Dr.
mentioned
Elizabeth (Bentley)
Francenia Carroll
(Mrs.)
Hamilton, Howard, 2nd wife of
MACH-6: 50,57
MACH-9: 61
MACH-5: 50
MACH-49:
66,67,68
MACH-5: 30
MACH-5: 54
MACH-6: 50
MACH-9: 62
MACH-5: 49
MACH-24: 8
MACH-61: 34
MACh-6: 30
MACH-14: 61
MACH-50: 71
MACH-7: 64
MACH-35/36:
49,56,58,59,64,11
3
MACH-15:
17,25,26
MACH-16: 10,11
MACH-4: 47,49
MACH-51: 129
MACH-62: 6
MACH-52: 77
MACH-57: 124
MACH-58: 71
MACH-57:
127,128
MACH-7: 77
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Henry
Henry
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Howard L. (Dr.)
J. B.
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
James (Maj. Gen.)
John
John B.
John B. (Mrs.)
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Mary (Mrs.)
Mrs.
Norman
Robert
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
Robert P.
Sally W. (Mrs.)
Sally W. (Mrs.)
Stanislaus Murray
Stanislaus Murray
Stanislaus Murray
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTONIAN
FASHION
HAMMERSLEY
AND CO (NEW
YORK)
HAMMERSLY
HAMMERSLY
HAMMET
William
William
William
HAMMETT
William (Rev.)
Cherry Valley* owned by, 1972-2000
marriage
Albemarle County Historical Society, origin
of
armistice celebration in Paris, 1918,
comments about
Jefferson, Thomas corresponds with
MACH-25: 42
MACH-5: 17
MACH-57:
124,127
MACH-39: 63
MACH-41:
32,35,139
MACH-21: 34,49
MACH-1: 40,50
MACH-1: 50
MACH-48: 109
MACH-20: 40
MACH-37/38: 219
MACH-33/34: 106
MACH-57: 30
MACH-2: 63
MACH-3: 84
MACH-1: 12
MACH-11: 45-47
MACH-13: 21,22
MACH-37/38:
235,238
MACH-45: 30
MACH-50: 4
MACH-11: 8
Mr.
William (Rev.)
Charles
football game, sees death in
MACH-14: 10
MACH-21: 27
MACH-2: 22
MACH-53: 20n
MACH-35/36:
36,51,99,108
HAMMETT
HAMMOCK
HAMMOCK'S
GAP
HAMMOCK'S
GAP ROAD
HAMMON
HAMMOND
William (Rev.)
Robert
HAMMOND
HAMMOND
HAMMOND
HAMMONDS
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
Lewis (Prof.)
Paul F.
Thomas
John
Dr.
Earl
Earl, Jr.
Elizabeth
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
Elizabeth
family
George
Hendley
Hendley
Jeremiah
Jeremiah
Jessie B.
John
John
John N.
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
John N.
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nimrod Branham
Polly
Richard
University of Virginia, chaplain at
MACH-52: 90,91
MACH-5: 60
MACH-24: 47
Ensign
Charles
football, early 1900s and
University of Virginia - opposition to coeducation at
McIver, John H., friend of
University of Virginia hotelkeeper, 1858-59
MACH-8: 28
MACH-7: 66
MACH-53: 20
MACH-60: 70
MACH-54: 94
MACH-13: 60
MACH-5: 72
MACH-59: 62,64
MACH-40: 21
MACH-32: 81
MACH-23: 53
MACH-6:
46,50,56
MACH-24: 45
MACH-27/28: 98
MACH-5: 68
MACH-9: 60
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 46
MACH-32: 47
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 48
MACH-5: 40
MACH-9:
13,22,30,37
MACH-5: 68
MACH-9: 43
MACH-3: 63
MACH-9: 47
MACH-5: 68
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
Samuel
Samuel
Susannah
Turner
W. W. (Dr.)
William
William
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMNER
HAMPDEN
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
William
William
Wyatt W.
Wyatt W.
John
MACH-5: 64
MACH-6: 50
MACH-9: 51
MACH-5: 64
MACH-23: 54
MACH-32: 47
MACH-5: 68
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
John Old buys land from, 1778
marriage
biography of by William Cabell Rives
MACH-61: 27
MACH-61: 45
MACH-21: 34,48
MACH-44: 30
MACH-52: 44
MACH-11: 53,54
MACH-13: 60
MACH-18: 49
MACH-22: 205
MACH-23: 25
MACH-3: 56
Medical School at Richmond
MACH-43: 49-50
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
HAMPDENSYDNEY
COLLEGE
MACH-44:
1,3,4,6,19
nn.11,13
HAMPTON
HAMPTON
HAMPTON
ROADS
HAMPTON,
VIRGINIA
HAMPTON,
VIRGINIA
HAMPTON,
VIRGINIA
HAMPTON'S
LEGION
HANAFORD
HANCKEL
Phebe A. (Rev.)
J. Stuart (Mrs.)
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
James Stuart (Dr.)
James Stuart (Dr.)
James Stuart (Dr.)
L. T.
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
L. T.
Louis T.
Louis T.
HANCKEL
Louis T.
HANCKEL
Louis T.
MACH-7: 79
MACH-22:
107,109,203
MACH-4: 31
Wade (Gen.)
Wade (Gen.)
Civil War
Union Army moves toward, 2/1863
MACH-60: 34
MACH-21: 33
MACH-37/38: 4042,50
Gardner, Anna and
MACH-4: 22
MACH-22:
106,110,116
MACH-55: 62
MACH-3: 84
MACH-13:
31,42,44,45,47-51
MACH-20: 33
MACH-4: 29
MACH-27/28: 77
Court Square Confederate monument
committee member
MACH-48: 16
MACH-12: 8
MACH-14: 33
MACH-33/34:
17,38
MACH-37/38:
103,132,135
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCKEL
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
Louis T. Jr.
Mr.
Rev.
Stuart
Benjamin
Charles
D. W. (Mrs.)
David
David E.
David W. (Mrs.)
HANCOCK
E. H.
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HAND
HANDEL
HANDLER
HANDY
HANEY
HANIE
HANKEL
HANLEY
HANNA
Seymour* owned by
R. T. W. Duke, Jr. comments on
women's suffrage and
author: Betty Pembroke (set in Albemarle
Elizabeth Hazlewood County)
family
inspection of Scottsville Confederate
Francis W.
Hospital, 1863
John
John
John
M. Barclay
Mary (Mrs. Price)
Mrs.
Christian, Archer memorial tablet for
Pennsylvania riflemen and Battle of
Edward (Col.)
Brooklyn, 8/1776
George Friedrich
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities - coJerome S.
recipient of a grant from, ca. 2003
May
Mr.
federal officer during occupation, 1865
Mary
E. R.
Rowland
Maria A.
marriage
MACH-59:
135,136
MACH-14: 10
MACH-49: 22
MACH-4: 29
MACH-9: 51
MACH-55: 11
MACH-3: 84
MACH-9: 17
MACH-23: 54
MACH-1: 23
MACH-11:
10,12,14,16,17
MACh-51: 96
MACH-27/28: 58
MACH-57: 77,84
MACH-37/38: 46
MACH-7: 26
MACH-9: 55
MACH-1: 20
MACH-20: 56
MACH-55: 134
MACH-61: 35;
36n
MACH-33/34: 179
MACH-61: 4n
MACH-4: 31
MACH-56: 48n
MACH-6: 48
MACH-1: 36
MACH-5: 60
MACH-21: 38,50
HANNAH
(STORY)
HANOVER
ACADEMY
HANOVER
ACADEMY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
MACH-20: 40
MACH-22: 196
MACH-4: 28
MACH-11: 29
MACH-19: 52
MACH-21: 44
MACH-22:
196,203
MACH-23: 54,62
MACH-24: 50
MACH-25: 51
MACH-26: 81,83
MACH-29: 15,18
MACH-35/36:
125,128,130,133,
149
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
MACH-6: 22,26
MACH-8:
15,18,27,28,57,66
Court House
MACH-16: 31,41
Court House
MACH-19: 12
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
COUNTY
HANOVER
JUNCTION
HANOVER
JUNCTION
HANOVER
JUNCTION
HANOVER
JUNCTION
HANOVER
PRESBYTERY
HANOVER
PRESBYTERY
HANOVER,
VIRGINIA
HANOVERTOW
N
Court House
Court House
Hanover Jct.
MACH-23: 59
military occupation, 1865 and
57th Virginia Infantry starts march to
Gettysburg from
Oakland*
MACH-60: 37
MACH-23: 62
MACH-33/34:
145n
Oakland*
Rockville
MACH-56: 43
Bledsoe, Powhatan lived at
MACH-57: 84
Saint Martin's Parish
MACH-30: 88
Saint Martin's Parish
MACH-8: 28
Saint Paul's Parish
Scotchtown*
MACH-8: 27,28
Albemarle County Historical Society
contribution to
MACH-48: 118
MACH-25: 29
MACH-33/34:
152n
57th Virginia Infantry
Regiment
begins march north from, 6/8/1863
Green Mountain
Greys
camp near, 1863
MACH-60: 37
MACH-59: 77
MACH-1: 46
MACH-2: 17,32
MACH-22: 113
Walker, Dr. Thomas, port of entry for goods
of
MACH-52: 11
HANSBERGER
HANSBROUGH
HANSBROUGH
HANSBROUGH
HANSON
L. J. (Rev.)
Annie
Eliza H.
James T.
Joseph Mills
HANTMAN
Jeffrey L.
HARBAUGH
HARBAUGH
HARBOUR
William H.
William H.
Thomas
HARDAWAY
HARDCASTLE
HARDECKE
John S.
J. H.
Johann
HARDEE
HARDEN
HARDEN
HARDEN
HARDGRAVE
HARDIE
HARDIN
HARDIN
HARDIN
HARDIN
HARDIN
HARDIN
HARDING
HARDING
HARDING
HARDING
William J.
George
John
Mary
S. P. (Dr.)
Mr.
Benjamin
Elizabeth
family
George
Isaac
James Benjamin
(Capt.)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
George
Isaac
HARDING
Walter
MACH-15: 9
MACH-23: 55
MACH-23: 55
MACH-23: 55
MACH-16: 44,45
author of "Four Square American"
author: "Brooks Hall at the University of
Virginia: Unraveling the Mystery"
MACH-47: 62-92
author: "The Theodore Roosevelt's Retreat
in Southern Albemarle, Pine Knot, 19051908"
MACH-51: 1-51
Pine Knot* Advisory board member
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-5: 27
MACH-3:
57,59,61
MACH-3: 68
MACH-41: 102
Magruder, John Bowie recommends book
on military tactics
MACH-60: 16
MACH-9: 59,60
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 47
MACH-23: 55
MACH-19: 10
MACH-2: 35
marriage
MACH-21: 35,50
MACH-24: 45
MACH-21: 35
MACH-10: 34
MACH-1: 21
MACH-2: 21
MACH-6: 53
MACH-35/35: 65
MACH-5: 57
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, article for
MACH-56: 30
HARDING
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
Warren G. (Pres.)
first presidential election with Virginia
women voting
MACH-55: 14
MACH-12: 41
MACH-13: 23
MACH-22: 42,43
MACH-4: 18
MACH-5:
10,18,19,28
MACH-8: 9,11,60
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
Carter's Bridge
bridge at one of the oldest in the county
MACH-59: 71
Forge Church
located on
MACH-61: 51
iron industry and
photo of site
iron industry and
MACH-50: 38
MACH-50:
38,47,50,53
iron industry and
MACH-52: 17
Mount Pleasant farm quarries located on property
MACH-61: 61
North Fork
Old's Forge and
MACH-61: 45
North Fork
John Old sells 810 acres along, 1793
MACH-61: 50
North Fork
Old, Sarah - possible burying place of, 1777 MACH-61: 52
Old, John - transfers property along to
children ca. 1798
MACH-61: 53
North Fork
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
RIVER
HARDWARE
STORE
RESTAURANT
HARDWICK
HARDWICK
HARDY
HARDY
HARDY
HARDY
HARDY
HARE
HARE
HARFORD
HARFORD
HARGRAVE
HARIOT
North Fork
furnace located at crossing of Rte. 631
MACH-61: 57, 60
Old, John
purchased land along, 1770
MACH-61: 57
Old's Forge
located near, 1778
MACH-61: 45, 47
Old's Forge and
MACH-50: 53
Roosevelt, Archie
fishes in
MACH-51: 30
South Fork
Albemarle Iron Works, site of
MACH-52: 17
South Fork
Albemarle Iron Work Forge, 1770-1771
MACH-61: 40
South Fork
Old's furnace at Pancake Falls, 1771
MACH-61: 58
South Fork
Wilkinson, John and
Old, John
Bettie Martin Iron Mine site
MACH-61: 66
buy land on for iron ore, 1769
MACH-61: 40
formerly located at
MACH-60: 111
MACH-5: 22
MACH-5: 22
MACH-17: 27
MACH-42: 11
MACH-41: 100
MACH-56: 141n
MACH-5: 12
MACH-5: 68
MACH-4: 18,19
MACH-52: 12,19
MACH-52: 4
MACH-23: 55
MACH-51: 103
Charlottesville
Hardware Comapny
Christopher
Thomas
Captain
John
Kathy
R. B. (Rev.)
Robert
Richard
William B.
Edward
Edward
Mary
Thomas
Hardy Road named after
Walker, Dr. Thomas, trades with
background of
science in early Virginia, writings on
HARKINS
HARLAN
HARLAN
John
Chic
Mr.
HARLAN
HARLAND
HARLAND
Richard
Marion (author)
Mr.
Ivy hockey played by
author: "Tours to the Caves in Virginia"
MACH-9: 61
MACH-21: 60
MACH-20: 8,11
MACH-7: 3,3746,79
MACH-20: 68
MACH-20: 10
HARLAND
BARTHOLOME
W ASSOCIATES
swimming pools, recomendations on, 1952
MACH-56: 100
HARLAND
BARTHOLOME
W ASSOCIATES
parks, definition of
MACH-56: 104
HARLAND
BARTHOLOME
W ASSOCIATES
HARLEE
HARLEE
HARLEN
HARLIN
Lt.
William Wallace
Samuel
Richard (Capt.)
HARLLEE
HARLLEE
HARLLEE
Andrew T.
Gen.
J. W.
HARLLEE
Peter S.
HARLLEE
HARLOW
HARLOW
Robert A.
Allen
Amanda
report on schools, parks and public
buildings, 1958
patient at Monticello Hospital during Civil
War
neighbor of the Bacot's in South Carolina
marriage
family of
MACH-56: 98
MACH-52:
132,133
MACH-52: 132
MACH-9: 60
MACH-23: 55
MACH22:125,126,127,1
28,130,131
MACH-22: 129
MACH-22: 131
MACH-22:
126,128,129,130,
131
MACH-22:
122,125,127
MACH-21: 34,48
MACH-53: 79n
HARLOW
Amanda
HARLOW
HARLOW
Benjamin F.
Benjamin Franklin
HARLOW
Charles E.
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, foreman at
HARLOW
Charles E.
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
Egbert J.
Egbert J.
Egbert J.
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
mentioned
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
Woolen Mills Sunday School and attendance prize at
Egbert J.
Elijah
family
George A.
George W.
Hegelia
family of
Henrietta Clay Renick
(Mrs. Benjamin
Franklin)
Henry Martin
photo: (Ca. 1912); in front of C&&A street
car ready for picnic of Fifeville Sunday
Ira
School
photo: on street car ready for picnic of
J. W.
Fifeville Sunday School
James H.
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, works at
John
illustration
John
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
John Sr.
Lelia
family of
Lelia
husband, death of
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
mentioned
A Hometown Boy Looks at Charlottesville,
1858: A Letter of Benjamin Harlow - by
John H. Moore
MACH-53: 82
MACH-18: 33-38;
MS-30
MACH-18: 33-37
MACH-53: 7819,88
MACH-53:
91,93,98,Charles
L.
MACH-53:
78,79,88
MACH-53: 82
MACH-53: 91,109
MACH-53: 98
MACH-5: 64
MACH-8: 43
MACH-23: 55
MACH-23: 55
MACH-53: 79n,88
MACH-18: 33,35
MACH-18: 33,34
MACH-12: opp.
p.4
MACH-12: opp.
p.4
MACH-53: 79n
MACH-53: 81
MACH-53: 84
MACH-5: 50
MACH-53: 79n
MACH-53: 82
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
Marcellus
Marcellus
Martha
Mary Elizabeth
Hawley (Mrs. Henry
Martin)
Mary J.
Nathaniel
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
HARLOW
Percey
Richard
Robert O.
Robert O.
Robert O.
Ruth
Susannah
Tandy
Thomas
HARLOW
Walter
HARLOW
Walter
HARLOW
HARLOWE
HARLOWE
HARMAN
HARMAN
HARMAN
HARMAN
William J.
Rice
William
Bessie
C. H.
Charles H.
Charles H.
HARMAN
Charles H.
HARMAN
HARMAN
HARMAN
D.
Daniel
John P.
family of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
family of
MACH-53: 79n,82
MACH-53: 84,88
MACH-53: 79n
MACH-18: 33
MACH-23: 55
MACH-9: 49
photo: (ca. 1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
family of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - strike at
family of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, strike at
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-53: 79n
MACH-53: 106
MACH-53: 79n
MACH-53: 84
MACH-53: 107
MACH-9: 62
MACH-6: 55
MACH-5: 64
photo: (ca. 1912); on C&&A street car reday MACH-12: opp.
for picnic of Fifeville Sunday School
p.4
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
MACH-37/38: 168
photo: (ca. 1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-32: 47
MACH-32: 47
daughter of Charles H. Harman
MACH-59: 149
MACH-46: 7
MACH-33/34: 15
MACH-44: 38
MACH-59: 148Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
150
MACH-33/34:
37,40,41
Rawlings Institute, deed of trust on
MACH-54: 66
son of Peter Harman
MACH-59: 149
HARMAN
HARMON
HARMON
Peter
C. H.
Daniel
HARMON
Daniel
HARMON
Daniel
HARMON
HARN
Daniel
Elijah
HARNFELDT
Sarah
HARNFELDT
Sarah
HARNFELDT
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
Sarah
Bob (Dr.)
Castleton
Castleton
Castleton, Jr.
Castleton, Jr.
Dr. (of Texas)
family
HARPER
Fred
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
G.
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph (Mrs.)
Lucy Ann
butcher in Charlottesville and father of
Charles H. and John P. Harman
attorney practicing in Charlottesville,
ca.1910 - noted trial lawyer
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Albemarle County Historical Society
assistant director for mangement/volunteer
coordinator - 2002
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
assistant director, 2003
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
assistant director, 2004
of Farmington*
Base Hospital 41 in World War I, financial
suport of
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
of Farmington*
marriage
MACH-59: 148149
MACH-14: 33
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-37/38:
75,81,85,88,89,93
,9698,116,143,179
MACH-46: 9,1113
MACH-58: 58,59
MACH-53: 133
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: iii
MACH-62: iii
MACH-30: 31,34
MACH-5: 8
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5: 64,71
MACH-6: 45
MACH-3: 7
MACH-8: 43
MACH-59: 5
MACH-53:
134,137
MACH-21: 38
MACH-29: 25
MACH-14: 13
MACH-21: 38,50
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARPER
HARR
HARRELL
HARRIET
(SLAVE)
HARRINGTON
Mary Ann (Miller)
Wood
Nancy
Nancy
Richard
Robert Goodloe (of
Baltimore)
William
William C.
Wyatt
Cleaver
Brown, William T.
English writer
HARRIS
Abby
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Abner
Alfred T., Jr.
Alois
Ann
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Benjamin
Benjamin
Betty
Bill
Blake
Caty
HARRIS
Charles
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Charles L.
Christopher
Christopher
HARRIS
Christopher H.
William Old married, 1794
football, early 1900s and
road working laws and
owned by - at Mt. Fair
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
40
free blacks reside with, 1833
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
48, waterman
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
13
MACH-29:
9,14,24-27
MACH-61: 51
MACH-9: 63
MACH-5: 64
MACH-10: 34
MACH-53: 15-16
MACH-49: 30
MACH-32: 48
MACH-6: 56
MACH-61: 8
MACH-16: 16
MACH-53: 137
MACH-3:
59,61,62
MACH-3: 58,61
MACH-39: 45
MACH-9: 43
MACH-5:
15,35,64
MACH-6: 52
MACH-6: 52
MACH-3: 8
MACH-53: 120
MACH-9: 64
MACH-53: 137
MACH-53: 137
MACH-5: 57
MACH-6:51
MACH-35/36:
70,71,118
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Clement (Prof.)
Clifton
Clifton
Columbia A.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Edward
Edward A.
Edward A.
Edward A.
Eliza H. (Mrs. R. F.)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
F. L.
family
family
family
family
family
family
Frederick
George
George W.
HARRIS
HARRIS
H. G.
H. H.
HARRIS
HARRIS
H. H.
H. H.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
H. H.
H. H.
H. H.
Hawkey F.
HARRIS
HARRIS
Henry
Henry
MACH-23: 55
MACH-17: 24
MACH-19: 57
MACH-23: 55
Shenandoah National Park, removal from
lands of
homestead of (photo)
moonshining, jailed for
mountain musician
Doyle River, lived along
Moorman River, lived along
free blacks
Scottsville Confederate Monument
dedication, 1914, participant in
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
Broadus, John A., comments about
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, on
faculty of
Richmond College, on faculty of
mentioned
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
19, waterman
MACH-51: 84,85
MACH-51: 52
MACH-51: 59
MACH-51: 59
MACH-23: 55
MACH-39: 45
MACH-40: 25
MACH-9: 17
MACH-1: 20,43
MACH-24: 48
MACH-51: 58
MACH-51: 58
MACH-53: 137
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3: 63
MACH-45: 15
MACH-9: 17
MACH-57: 113
MACH-1: 8
MACH-53: 34,5354
MACH-53: 45
MACH-53: 53
MACH-53: 53
MACH-53: 56
MACH-23: 55
MACH-53: 137
MACH-9: 57
HARRIS
HARRIS
Henry T.
Herbert W.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Ira
Ira
Jacintha
James
James
James
HARRIS
HARRIS
James
James
HARRIS
James
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
James Archer (Capt.) Azelea Hall* owned by
James M.
James Madison
Jane
Jerry M.
Joel
John
John
John
HARRIS
John
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
John
John
John
John
John S.
John T. (Judge)
HARRIS
John W.
Albemarle County Commissioner of
Revenue, 1833
MACH-8: 62
MACH-44: 38
MACH-53:
115,116,133
MACH-9: 17
MACH-23: 55
MACH-1: 21
MACH-10: 23
MACH-32: 44
MACH-5:
41,57,60
MACH-6: 47
MACH-9:
13,20,50,54
MACH-56: 114115
MACH-23: 55
MACH-19: 48
MACH-6: 47
MACH-44: 38
MACH-8: 58
MACH-13: 24,25
MACH-4: 21
MACH-40: 26
MACH-5:
12,18,35,60,68
Albemarle free black, 1833, mulatto, age 11 MACH-53: 137
Gibbons property in Charlottesville
MACH-55: 84
MACH-6: 51,56
MACH-9: 45,57
Batesville resident
MACH-10: 11
MACH-10: 7,9
MACH-35/36:
72,119
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Jordina
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph T.
Lewis
HARRIS
Louisa
HARRIS
HARRIS
Madison
Malcolm H. (Dr.)
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Marcellus
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary (Mrs. Henry Jr.)
Mary (Mrs. James
Archer)
Mourning
Mr.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Mrs.
Myrtie Lee
Myrtle
Nathan
Paul Doug
Paul Doug
Paul Doug
Paul Doug
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Paul Doug
Paul Doug
Pearl May
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
17
mountain farming and
Mount Fair, uses mill at
Pasture Fence Mountain, farm on
Faulconer, Percy H. land, use of
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
15
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
21, waterman
MACH-53: 137
MACH-51: 62
MACH-51: 65
MACH-51: 86
MACH-51: 70
MACH-23: 55
MACH-53: 137
MACH-53: 137
MACH-17: 55
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 6 MACH-53: 137
MACH-3: 84
MACH-40: 26
married Dr. Daniel E. Watson
MACH-53: 33,46
MACH-6: 47,56
MACH-19: 48
Azelea Hall*, sale of
University of Virginia hotelkeper and, 1896
boarding house a part of Soldier's Home,
1861
bead ladies, treasurer of, 1969
marriage
mountain life - interview with about
mountain music and
mountain life - comments on
Lynwood, corn ground at
mountain life - fights between families,
comments on
Shenandoah National Park, employee of
World War I activities, comments about
MACH-56: 115
MACH-24: 49
MACH-59: 62
MACH-52: 128
MACH-23: 55
MACH-58: 19
MACH-21: 34,51
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-51: 60
MACH-51: 62,63
MACH-51: 65
MACH-51: 76
MACH-51: 84
MACH-59: 27
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
R. F.
R. F.
R. F.
R. F.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
R. F.
R. F.
R. H.
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Randolph F.
Reuben
Reuben
Richard
Robert
Robert
Robert
Robert
Robert
Roy
Roy
Ruth Coles (Dr.)
Samuel
Samuel
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel W.
Sarah
Susan
Susanna
Thomas
MACH-14: 32
MACH-22: 49
MACH-23: 55
alderman, 1865
MACH-56: 48n
Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo MACH-59: 130of
131
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 135
MACH-22: 49
MACH-46:
2,4f,8,14
MACH-5: 41
MACH-9: 13,20
MACH-8: 27
MACH-23: 37,42
MACH-24: 49
MACH-29: 65,66
MACH-5: 71
MACH-9: 57
mountain life, interview with about
MACH-51: 56n
mountain music and
MACH-51: 60
MACH-39: 45,91
MACH-2: 27
MACH-32: 10
Louisa County resident; takes oath of
allegiance, 1865
MACH-56: 44
MACH-9: 57
MACH-10: 8
MACH-9: 48
MACH-32: 44
MACH-9: 54
MACH-5: 57
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
Thomas
Thomas N.
W. C.
Waller C.
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 3 MACH-53: 137
MACH-23: 55
MACH-37/38: 80
marriage
MACH-21: 34,49
HARRIS
HARRIS
William
William
HARRIS
William
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
HARRIS
William
William
William H.
William W.
HARRIS
HARRIS AND
McCULLOGH
HARRIS CREEK
HARRIS
HARDWARE
AND FOUNDRY
HARRIS
HARDWARE
AND FOUNDRY
HARRIS
HILLING HOE
HARRIS HOUSE
Zella
MACH-19: 48
MACH-35/36: 149
MACH-5:
31,35,68
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 8 MACH-53: 137
MACH-9: 54
MACH-32: 47
MACH-35/36: 149
MACH-56: 115Azelea Hall*, sale of
116
MACH-10: 22
MACH-5: 16,28
Harris hilling hoe
manufacturer of, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 111
West Main Street
location, 1930
where Sprint building is now (2003) located MACH-60: 111
Harris Hardware and
Foundry
manufacturer of
MACH-60: 111
MACH-22: 52
near University - Miss Carrington boards
HARRIS HOUSE
there
MACH-52: 146
HARRISON
Arthur
Cary family, Carysbrook* bought from
MACH-48: 61n
MACH-11:
HARRISON
Benjamin
President of the U.S.
27,28,32
HARRISON
Benjamin
MACH-20: 24
HARRISON
Benjamin
MACH-23: 38-39
MACH-30:
HARRISON
Benjamin
20,24,25
MACH-37/38:
HARRISON
Benjamin
28,50
HARRISON
Benjamin
MACH-41: 41
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Benjamin (17261791)
Benjamin (17261791)
Benjamin (17261791)
Carter (Mrs.)
Catherine Lilburn
(1811-1898)
Charles Carter
Edmund
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Edward Tiffin
Eleanor
Eleanor Rosalie
Eliza Lewis Carter
Tucker (Mrs.
Gessner)
Eliza T.
Fairfax
Fairfax
family
family
family
HARRISON
HARRISON
Francis Burton
Francis Washington
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
George T.
George T.
George Tucker
HARRISON
George Tucker
MACH-1: 15
MACH-19: 6
MACH-7: 24
MACH-2: 63
married John S. McKim; mother of
Randolph Harrison McKIm (1842-1920)
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-61: 88n
MACH-19: 36
MACH-3: 66
MACH-19:
21,25,27,28,30,31
,36
MACH-21: 61
MACH-19: 36
MACH-19: 35,36
MACH-35/36: 169
MACH-4: 15
MACH-5: 17
MACH-24: 50
MACH-25: 62
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3:
70,71,84
MACH-19: 36
MACH-22:
195,196
MACH-9: 19
MACH-19: 36
John Bowie Strange monument committee,
member
MACH-48: 51
Gessner Harrison: The Early Life and
Teaching of an Albemarle Classicist - by
William Robert Woods.
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
Gessner
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
MACH-19: 19-40
MACH-19: 43
MACH-19: opp.
p.19
MACH-21: 35,52
MACH-22: 195
MACH-27/28:
9,10,48,81
MACH-32: 23
HARRISON
Gessner
MACH-35/36:
8,16,21,26,28,30,
32-35,40,4244,47,49-51,53,5759,62-66,68,7073,75,76,78,79,8184,8689,92,95,99,118
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
Gessner
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
Gessner
HARRISON
Gessner
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Gessner
Gessner
Henry William (Dr.)
Hiram
J. W.
portrait
marriage
portrait: (ca. 1850) from lithograph by P.S.
Duval
University of Virginia Chapel, memorial
window in
father of - Mrs. Francis H. Smith
slaves manumated by, 1852
University of Virginia student horsewhipped by, 1939
University of Virginia student - fight with,
1830
Scottsville "Register" and
MACH-35/36: 91
MACH-40: 64
MACH-44: 1
MACH-52: 108
MACH-55: 89n
MACH-55: 93n
MACH-58: 30
MACH-58: 30
MACH-9: 38
MACH-19: 36
MACH-9: 44
MACH-50: 88
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
James
James
James
James A.
James A.
HARRISON
James F. (Dr.)
HARRISON
HARRISON
Jane Cary (Carr)
(1809-1858)
Jesse Burton
HARRISON
John Letcher
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
John Letcher
John P.
John W.
Joseph C.
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Lucia C.
M. Clifford (poet)
Major
Maria
Maria
Maria Carter
HARRISON
HARRISON
Mary Jane
Mary Randolph
(Harrison) (18041856)
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Mary Stuart
Mrs.
Nathaniel, Jr.
of North Carolina
MACH-19: 27
MACH-27/28: 81
MACH-9: 48
MACH-31: 55
MACH-40: 64
MACH-33/34:
62,63,70
wife of Rev. Peyton Randolph Harrison
(1825-1887); mother of Virginia Randolph
(Harrison) Hoge
MACH-61: 84n
MACH-3: 71
photo in group in France during World War I MACH-57: 17
UVa. student ambulance driver in World
War I
MACH-57: 8
MACH-9: 19
MACH-3: 59
MACH-3: 68
MACH-20: opp.
photo portrait
p.33
Old Dominion Echoes
MACH-51: 100
MACH-22: 113
MACH-32: 23
married John A. Broadus
MACH-55: 93
MACH-19: 36
MACH-19:
27,28,31,32,34,35
wife of William Byrd Harrison (1800-1870)
marriage
MACH-61: 84n
MACH-19:
31,32,36
MACH-20: 32,33
MACH-21: 35,49
MACH-35/36: 81
HARRISON
HARRISON
P.
Peachy Gessner
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Peachy R. (Dr.) (of
Harrisonburg)
Peyton
Peyton (Rev.)
HARRISON
HARRISON
Peyton Randolph
(Rev.) (1825-1887
Polly Page (Mrs.
Benjamin)
Randolph, Sr.
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
Richard
Richard
Richard
Robert Lewis
Rosalie (Smith)
S. J.
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
student
T. W.
Thomas
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
William
William
William Jr.
William Byrd (18001870)
HARRISON
HARRISON
HARRISON
William Henry
William Mortimer
Willie
HARRISON
MACH-9: 19
MACH-19: 36
MACH-19:
19,20,2532,35,36,38
MACH-4: 28
MACH-2: 23,27
husband ofJane Cary (Carr) Harrison (18091858); father of Virginia Randolph Harrison
(Hoge)
MACH-61: 84n
women's suffrage and
husband of Mary Randolph (Harrison)
Harrison (1804-1856)
Albemarle County voters - how did they
regard him as president
MACH-20: 24
MACH-4: 21
MACH-35/36:
52,114
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 48
MACH-19: 36
MACH-27/28: 9
MACH-17: 20,22
MACH-35/36:
73,78
MACH-55: 11
MACH-3: 71
MACH-35/36:
18,33,58,97
MACH-42: 10
MACH-3: 66
MACH-61: 84n
MACH-62: 1
MACH-4: 21
MACH-20: 9,66
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connections
HARRISONBUR
G, VIRGINIA
road to
HARRISTON,
VIRGINIA
HARRISTON,
VIRGINIA
HARRISTON,
VIRGINIA
HARROD
G. Robert
HARROLD
HARRY
J. A. (Dr.)
Benjamin
MACH-23: 55
MACH-10:
6,7,17,30,38
MACH-11: 14,31
MACH-14: 9
MACH-16: 41
MACH-19:
19,20,28
MACH-22: 19
MACH-23: 62
MACH-26: 48
MACH-7: 43,44
via the "Three Notched Road," 1805
MACH-61: 3
through Brown's Gap in 19th century
MACH-61: 3
mountain community
MACH-51: 58
Black Rock Springs, gateway from the west MACH-51: 62
railroad junction for shipping apples
Albemarle County Historical Society,
treasurer, 1997
surgeon at Charlottesville hospitals during
Civil War
MACH-51: 65
MACH-55: iii
MACH-52: 146
MACH-21: 34
HARRY
HARRY
Evelina
Mary Ann
HART
HART
HART
HART
HART
HART
HART
A. B.
Andrew
family
family
Henry
Henry S.
James
HART
HART
HART
HART
James
James L.
James L.
James L.
HART
HART
HART
HART
James L.
James L.
John
John
HART
HART
HART
John A.
John A.
John A.
HART
HART
HART
HART
HART
John A.
John B.
Lucy T.
Mary
Mary Susan
HART
HART
HART
HART
Sallie (Mrs. John A.)
William
William A.
William D.
marriage
marriage
editor of "American History Told by
Contemporaries"
Albemarle County Historical Society president
MACH-21: 34,50
MACH-21: 33,50
MACH-13: 24
MACH-9: 4,59
MACH-17: 75
MACH-24: 46
MACH-40: 34
MACH-3: 65
MACH-29: 46
MACH-48: 117118
MACH-15: 46,47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-3: 84
MACH-7: inside
back cover
MACH-9: 17
MACH-22: 63
MACH-39: 16
MACH-53:
33,34,41,32,45,4647
MACH-53: 54
MACH-54: 29, 40
Albemarle Female Institute and
Civil War, service in local militia, 1861
Albemarle Female Institute and
Rawlings Institute - scholarship established
by alumni association
MACH-54: 58
MACH-2: 27
marriage
MACH-21: 38,50
MACH-40: 34
MACH-42: 44
Charlottesville Baptist Church, membership
in
MACH-53: 56
MACH-21: 38
MACH-2: 34
of Garland's P.O., Va
MACH-2: 16
HART
LIMESTONE
QUARRY
Blenheim
located NE of
author read by students in private school
during massive resistance, 1958
MACH-61: 61-63
HARTE
HARTMAN
HARTMAN'S
MILL
HARTMAN'S
MILL
HARTNAGLE
HARTNAGLE
HARTNAGLE
Bret
John
MACH-61: 74
MACH-19: 48,49
Andrew
Fred
Fred
mentioned, 1861
confectioner in Charlottesville
confectioner in Charlottesville
slave holder
HARTNAGLE
HARTNAGLE
BUILDING
HARTNAGLE'S
CONFECTIONE
RY
HARTS
HARTWELL
HARVARD
LIBERAL CLUB
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEY
HARVEYMAGRUDER
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
Fred
Monticello Guard, activities in
MACH-59: 72
MACH-48: 85
MACH-48: 85
MACH-50: 102n
MACH-50:
109,111
location of in 1863
MACH-52: 124
Dabney, James Cabell describes
Stima
Gary
MACH-48: 85
MACH-23: 55
MACH-41: 101
family
John
Thomas
William
William
MACH-29: 39
MACH-1: 43
MACH-5: 54
MACH-5: 17
MACH-5: 60
MACH-9: 61
MACH-39: 21
Jessie
Dicey
family
family
Janett
John
University of Virginia Chapel, concert at in
1891
MACH-52: 110
MACH-9: 61
MACH-24: 46
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-6: 45
MACH-1: 9,15
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
John
John
John
John
HARVIE
John
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE
HARVIE,
RICHARD AND
COMPANY
HARVIE,
RICHARD AND
COMPANY
HARWOOD
HASAPIKOS
(GREEK
DANCE)
John
John
John
John Jr.
Mr.
Richard
Richard
Richard
William
Aubrey H.
father of Richard Harvie
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
MACH-2: 38
MACH-29: 65,66
MACH-30: 62,74
MACH-35/36: 154
MACH-41: 1,1618 passim, 2324,58-59,137
MACH-5:
16,54,60
MACH-52: 11
MACH-8: 12
MACH-7: 24
MACH-37/38: 37
MACH-5: 54
MACH-52: 11-12
MACH-6: 45
MACH-9: 61
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
MACH-52: 12
collection of debts
Base Hospital 41, World War I drillmaster
MACH-52: 14
MACH-59: 11
on dance program of local Greek community MACH-54: 15
author - "Adolph Russow and the
Monticello Wine Company" (with Robert M.
Hubbard)
MACH-46: 17-28
Edward W., II
Mr. (German brewer) Duke, R. T. W. Jr. comments about
MACH-59: 136
HASE
HASE
HASIDIC-STYLE
WEDDING
HASKINS
Jerry H.
HASLERIG
Sarah
MACH-40: 21
MACH-9: 19
MACH-9: 43
HASLET
HASSAN
HASSAN
HATCH
Cmdr.
E. J.
Rev. Mr.
F. W. (Rev.)
HATCH
HATCH
HATCH
Frederick W.
Frederick W.
Frederick W.
HATCH
Frederick W.
HATCH
Frederick W.
HATCH
HATCHER
HATCHER
Frederick W.
Marshall J.
W. E.
HATCHER
W. E. (Mrs.)
HATCHER AND
WEBSTER
HATCHER'S
RUN
HATTER
Anderson
HATTER
family
Delaware battalion in Battle of Long Island
during American Revolution
school of
Virginia clergyman
MACH-61: 35
MACH-31: 19
MACH-32: 71,78
MACH-58: 72
MACH-21:
25,27,28,30,31,32
,33,35,36,38,39,4
0,44,45,46
MACH-3: 75
MACH-31: 97
MACH-55: 1732,35,36-37
Virginia clergyman - Episcopal minister in
Charlottesville, activities as
Virginia clergyman - Butler children married
by
MACH-55: 41n
MACH-8:
27,29,31,33,35,36
,51
MACH-3: 66
Baptist Education Committee and
MACH-54: 56-57
Rawlings Institute Alumnae Association
organized by
MACH-54: 55
MACH-23: 68
MACH-25: 34
MACh-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
HATTER
HATTER
Frank
Frank
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 4
free blacks,1833
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 55, day
labourer
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 9
HATTER
HATTER
HATTER
HATTIE
Meriah
Tucker
William
Miss
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 35, washer MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 8
MACH-53: 129
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 10
MACH-53: 129
MACH-26: 72
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
photo: (ca. 1910); as seem from
Buckingham shore
HATTON FERRY
HATTON FERRY
MACH-42: 12
MACH-42: 14ff.
photo: (ca. 1984); formal opening for 1984
season, as seen from Albemarle
HATTON FERRY
HATTON POST
OFFICE
HATZIKOTELIS
HAUGHTON
HAWES
HAWKIND
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
Edith Cokes
Percy
Aylett (Dr.)
A.
Adolvus
Critty
Ellen P.
family
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
Harriott
James
John F.
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
Joseph
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
HAWKINS
STORE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
HAWLEY
Noel
O. E. (Mrs.)
O. E. (Mrs.)
Polly
Rush (Gen.)
Samuel
illustration provided by
football, early 1900s
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age 4
free black
free blacks, 1833
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
28, spinster
free black
free black surveyor
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
37, carpenter
marries Harriet Butler
activities of
mentioned
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age 15
months
MACH-42: 18
MACH-42: 14ff.
MACH-54: 20
MACH-53: 25
MACH-6: 37
MACH-18: 7
MACH-53: 130
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-4: 61
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-55: 55-56
MACH-53: 130
MACH-55: 47
MACH-55: 50-51
MACH-55: 56
free black
Wise, O. Jennings, commnets on death of
MACH-53: 130
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-55: 56n
MACH-59: 76n
Virginia clergyman
MACH-3: 26
MACH-21: 33
HAWLEY
HAWS
HAWTHORNE
HAWTHORNE
William
William
Hartwell K.
Hildegarde
HAWTHORNE
HAY
HAY
HAY
HAY
HAY
HAY
HAY
HAYDEN
Nathaniel
Charles
George (General)
George (General)
George (General)
James
John
William
James R.
HAYDEN
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
James R.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B.
(President)
Rutherford B. (Mrs.)
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
HAYMOND
W. S. (of Georgia)
Wayland
Wayland
Edgar B.
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
HAYES
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-5: 20
MACH-32: 28-29
MACH-17: 50
author read by students in private school
during massive resistance, 1958
Washington Park, formation of
MACH-61: 74
MACH-6: 35
MACH-14: 9
MACH-18: 36
MACH-19: 49
MACH-10: 8
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-5: 68
MACH-56: 109
Azelea Hall* part of land of bought by, 1904 MACH-56: 115
Market Street, home on
MACH-48: 85
Dabney, James Cabell and
MACH-48: 86
MACH-11: 23
MACH-2: 8
MACH-22: 80,198
University of Virginia visited by
MACH-47: 68
MACH-5: 45
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
1863
dairy farm of along Grady Avenue
farm of in city, 1920s
MACH-6: 8
MACH-2: 8
MACH-57:
91,92,94,98
MACH-58: 8
MACH-58: 8
MACH-6: 15,16
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
HAYS
David, Jr.
family
Harriott
Isaac
James
James
Mary
Mrs.
Mrs.
Thomas T.
HAYS
HAYS
HAZALL
HAZARD
HAZARD
HAZARD
HAZE
HAZEL KIRKE
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
HAZEL RIVER
HAZELRIG
HAZELRIG
Thomas T.
William
family
Ebenezer
James
James
Mr. (a German)
HAZEN
HAZZARD
Allen
David
HAZZARD
HAZZARD
HAZZARD
Ronald B.
Wilton
Wilton
free blacks
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 2
daughter of Daniel Boone
Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg, survivor of
died in prison at Johnson's Island after
Battle of Gettysburg
photo: (1930); in group of forestry officials
MACH-59: 81,81n
MACH-5: 64
MACH-8: 43
MACh-2: 17,65
MACH-45: 45
MACH-45: 45
MACH-3: 41
MACH-31: 23
MACH-25: 20
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 52,56
Nancy
Richard
HEAD
Ronald B.
HEADQUARTER
S*
MACH-40: 2
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-9: 67
MACH-19: 13
MACH-6: 55
MACH-6: 56
MACH-19: 9
MACH-32: 52
MACH-59: 78
moves from University of Chicago to
Columbia University, 1948
editor: "The Student Diary of Charles Ellis,
Jr., March 10-June 25, 1835"
MACH-56: 31
MACH-41: 57,80
MACH-35/36:7122
MACH-5: 41
MACH-9: 13,20
MACH-35/36: 7122
MACH-22: 102
HEADQUARTER Brown family
S*
plantation
HEARD
John
map showing location of
HEARD
HEARLD
TRIBUNE
(NEWSPAPER)
Stephen
MACH-61: 2
MACH-5: 34
MACH-5:
12,13,30
HEARN
HEARN
HEARST
HEART
Sarah Brackett
Sarah Brackett
Old Man
William
MACH-29: 37
MACH-39:
48,53,80
MACH-39: 52,73
MACH-3: 41-44
MACH-21: 35,51
Missionary Circle
marriage
HEART FAILURE
HEART RIVER
HEARTWOOD
BOOKS
mentioned
HEATH
Elizabeth A.
Elizabeth Ann Macon
HEATH
(Mrs. James E.)
HEATH
HEATH
HEATH
HEATWOLE
Ellen Maria (b.1860)
James E.
Mrs.
Carnelius Jacob
HEBLICH
Fred
HEBREW
BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HEBREW
LANGUAGE
MACH-32: 76
MACH-16: 33
MACH-56: 37
MACH-23: 56
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-33/34:
53,58
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-14: 51
MACH-11: 17
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee member, 2004
MACH-62: i
MACH-40: 12
MACH-19: 25
HEBREW
LANGUAGE
HEBRON
HEBRON
BAPTIST
CHURCH
HECHEIMER
HECTOR'S
FAREWELL
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
MACH-4: 26
MACH-32: 31
MACH-32: 28,34
MACH-1: 36
E.
by Benj. West
Charles H.
Emma
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
HEDGES
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Halstead S. (Dr.)
Kate Holden
Nancy
HEETDERKS
Lynne Ely
photo: as a child at "Dunlora"
Flannagan, Dr. Lawrence, anesthetist for
house calls by auto
MACH-7: 34
MACH-37/38: 102
MACH-48: 97
MACH-18: 49
MACH-2: 9,10
MACH-3 :8
MACH-3: 12-16
MACH-3: 3,78,86
University of Virginia , finished M.A. work at,
1890
MACH-3: 5
Tuttle, Professor Albert H., assistant to,
1890-91
MACH-3: 5
author: "A Doctor's Remembrances of
Albemarle County"
MACH-3: 5-16
Norris, Dr. W. E., entered general practice
with, 1897
MACH-3: 8
University of Virginia Hospital, demonstrator
at, 1893
MACH-3: 8
houseship in Obstetrics completed, 1893
MACH-3: 8
house calls by buggy
MACH-3: 8-9
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
MACH-48: 119
brief biographical notes
MACH-48: 98n
MACH-8: 34
married Richard William Duke
MACH-59: 109n
photo: as a child at Dunlora*
MACH-48: 97
Albemarle County Historical Society
executive director - 2001
MACH-59iii
HEGEWISCH
(GERMAN
SCHOLAR)
HEIER
HEILBRON
Julia Bollette
Bertha L.
HEINEMANN
Charles B.
HEINEMANN
Charles B.
HEINEMANN
Charles B.
HEINRICHS
HEIR OF
REDCLIFFE,
THE (BOOK)
HEISKELL
HEISKELL
HEISKELL
Conrad
MACH-4: 61
MACH-41:
102,114-115
Alexander St. C.
Elsie Curl
family
MACH-26: 10
MACH-18: 40
MACH-55: 124
MACH-8: 43
HEISKELL
Jesse L.
Sarah Lewis (Mrs.
Alexander St. C.)
John W.
HEISKELL
HEISMAN
HEITMAN
HELANDER
HELEN
HELENDER
HELIOPOULIS
HELLER
HELLER
HELLER
Francis B.
George
family (of Christ
Church)
Betsy
Father
A. B.
Francis Howard
Francis Howard
World Wat I - effect on religious beliefs
compiler of "Watts families of Virginia
Origin"
compiler of "Watts families of Virginia
Origin"
compiler of "Watts families of Virginia
Origin"
Scott family music, comments on
shooting at home of near North Garden,
1865
MACH-12: 39
MACH-59: 28
MACH-5: 81,82
MACH-1: 46,50
MACH-3: 84
MACH-56: 48-49
MACH-18: 40
football rules and
MACH-53: 27
wrote: "Historical Register and Dictionary of
the United States Army"
MACH-14: 57
MACH-9: 50
interview with, 1957
Magazine of Albemarle County History,
contributor to
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 50
MACH-54: 27
MACH-40: 3
MACH-19: 21
MACH-48: 121
Monticello and the University of Virginia,
1825: a German Prince's Notes
HELLER
HELLER
HELLER
HELLETT
Francis Howard
Francis Howard
N. B.
Henry
HELLINGS
HELTON
HELTON
John
George
James
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Betsy
Betty
Burwell
Critta
Daniel
Elizabeth
Elizabeth (Betsy)
Elizabeth (Betty)
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Elizabeth (Betty)
Elizabeth (Betty)
Elizabeth (Betty)
Elizabeth (Betty)
Elizabeth (Betty)
Eston
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Eston
Eston
Eston
Eston
Eston
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, age 24,
carpenter
son of Sally Hemings
freedom given by will of Thomas Jefferson
married Julia Ann Isaacs
mentioned
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Eston
Eston
West, Ann, married a child of
Isaacs, David, estate of
HEMINGS
Eston
Ohio, departs for, 1837
married John Old's daughter Elizabeth,
1778
daughter of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
son of Mary Hemings
mother of Mary Hemings
daughter of Mary
children of
mentioned
children of - as educators
descendants of, activities of
Wayles, John and
mother of Mary Hemings
MACH-7: 29-36
MACH-7: 3,29,78
MACH-40: 12
MACH-5: 57
MACH-61: 42-43
MACH-5: 21
MACH-5: 12,22
MACH-43:
12,13,16 n.27
MACH-43: 2-3,6
MACH-43: 3,6,7
MACH-55: 97
MACH-55: 98,110
MACH-59: 155n
MACH-55: 98
MACH-55: 100
MACH-55:
107,124
MACH-55: 126
MACH-55: 95-96
MACH-55: 97
MACH-55: 98
MACH-43: 4,6,7
MACH-53: 129
MACH-53: 129
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 108
MACH-55: 109
MACH-55: 111112
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 113114
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Eston
Eston
Eston
Eston
Eston
described
West Africa - declined to emigrate to
Madison, Wisconsin, moves to
fiddling ability of
grandsons, careers of
HEMINGS
family
HEMINGS
family
free blacks
Monticello to Main Street: The Hemings
Family and Charlottesville - by Lucia
Stanton
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
family
family tree
James
James
John
John
John
John
John
John
John
Joseph
Julia Ann Isaacs
Julia Ann Isaacs
Julia Ann Isaacs
Julia Ann Isaacs
Julia Ann Isaacs
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Madison
Madison
HEMINGS
Madison
HEMINGS
Madison
members of
slave - Monticello, whipping at
son of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
Poplar Forest, carpenter at
wood worker of experience
death of
Jefferson, Thomas carriage builder for
son of Mary Hemings
Water Street, home on
marries Eston Hemings
mentioned
Ohio, residence in
Madison, Wisconsin, moves to
Africa, refusal to emigrate to
son of Sally Hemings
Albemarle Free Black, 1826, mulatto, age
29, carpenter
MACH-55: 114
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 120
MACH-55: 123
MACH-55: 126
MACH-53:
117,129,136-137
MACH-55: 95-126
MACH-55: 95-126
MACH-55: 99
MACH-50: 15
MACH-55: 97
MACH-32: 75,77
MACH-33/34: 169
MACH-43: 4,6,7
MACH-50: 16
MACH-55: 108
MACH-55: 119n
MACH-55: 123
MACH-55: 98
MACH-55: 107n
MACH-55: 108
MACH-55: 112n
MACH-55: 114
MACH-55: 120
MACH-43:
4,6,7,14
MACH-53: 117
MACH-53:
129n,137
MACH-53: 136
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Madison
Mary
freedom obtained in will of Thomas
Jefferson
Spinner, William bondsman for
Ohio, moves to, 1836
West Africa - declined to emigrate to
grandsons, careers of
West Main Street, life on
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Mary
Mary
Mary
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
24
Scott, Jesse, mother-in-law of
Bell, Thomas and - settlement of estste of
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Mary
Mary
Mary
Main Street - Scott house, occupant of
Farley, Daniel and
mentioned
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Mary
Mary
heritage of
Main Street - first of family to live on
HEMINGS
Mary
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Mary
Mary McCoy
Mary McCoy
Molly
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Peter
Peter
Priscilla
Priscilla
Robert
Bell, Thomas and
daughter of Elizabeth hemings; married Col.
Thomas Bell
Africa, refusal to emigrate to
wife of Madison Hemings
daughter of Mary Hemings
slave purchased at Monticello auction by
Danile Farley
son of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Sally
Sally
photo: tombstone at Monticello
son of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
Africa, refusal to emigrate to
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 112n
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 126
MACH-55: 96n,
108
MACH-43: 6
MACH-53: 137
MACH-55: 101
MACH-55: 102
MACH-55:
104,123
MACH-55: 110
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 124125
MACH-55: 97
MACH-55: 98-100
MACH-59: 155n
MACH-53: 117
MACH-53: 137
MACH-55: 98
MACH-55: 110
MACH-55: 97
MACH-43: 7,8
MACH-43: 8
MACH-55: 97
MACH-43: 1,3,6,914
MACH-53: 117
Albemarle Free Black, 1826, mulatto, age
65
mother of Madison Hemings
lot #33 in Charlottesville and
mentioned
West Africa, declined to emigrate to
daughter of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
Jefferson, Thomas and
daughter of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
HEMINGS
Sally
Sally
Sally
Sally
Sally
Sally
Sally
Thenia
HEMINGS
HEMINGWAY
Wormley
Ernest
HEMINGWAY
HEMMINGS
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
Ernest
J. B.
William Edwin
William Edwin
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
William Edwin
William Edwin
William Edwin
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
William Edwin
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
MACH-6: 22-40
MACH-6: 41,67,
inside back cover,
front cover
Marriages in Albemarle County, 1780-1785 MACH-6: 41-62
MACH-7:
3,47,76,79
Constitution of the Charlottesville Lyceum,
The, 1837-1840
MACH-7: 47-64
William Edwin
Dr. Charles Brown's Reminiscenses of Early
Albemarle - edited with Mary Rawlings
MACH-7: 55-68
HEMPHILL
ambulance driver in World War I
Bruyan, Millie - favorite author of as a high
school student, 1958
public housing, position on, 1960
Albemarle County Historical Society editor
Papers of John C. Calhoun, editor
Virginia Cavalcade, editor of
Pursuits of War, editor of
Autobiography of Mrs. Caroline Homassel
Thornton (1795-1875)
MACH-53: 137
MACH-53: 137
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 114
MACH-55: 115
MACH-55: 97
MACH-60: 85
MACH-55: 97
MACH-43:
12,13,14
MACH-57: 1
MACH-61: 74
MACH-56: 135
MACH-10: 40
MACH-11: 62,63
MACH-48: 121
MACH-48: 121
MACH-48: 121
MACH-48: 123
HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL
William Edwin
William Edwin
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
HENCH
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
Name `Albemarle Pippin', The
Albemarle County Historical Society treasurer, first
Albemarle County Historical Society president
Albemarle County Historical Society photographic collection
MACH-8:
55,87,inside front
and back covers
MACH-9: 5,42
MACH-1:
42,50,inside back
cover
MACH-10: inside
back cover
MACH-11: 62
MACH-13: 68
MACH-14: 21,63
MACH-14: 21-25
MACH-18: 54
MACH-19: 59
MACH-2: 62
MACH-20: 76
MACH-3:
78,79,81,84
MACH-4:
56,inside back
cover
MACH-48: 110
MACH-48: 113
MACH-48: 114115
MACH-5: 3,7678,85
Local History, How to Gather It, Write It, and
Publish It (by Donald Dean Parker) - review
of
MACH-5: 76
photo
MACH-56: 11
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia, contributions to
MACH-56: 11-12
HENCH
Atcheson L.
Albemarle County Historical Society
Albemarle County Historical Society president 1943-1844
articles about
HENCH
HENCH
HENCH
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
Atcheson L.
HENCH
Atcheson L.
HENCH
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
Philip S.
Ambrose
Anna
Bragg, Lucy, black servant of
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
Archibald
Barbara
Benjamin
Bennett
Bennett
Bennett
Bennett
Bennett
Bennett
Charles (Mrs.)
Elizabeth
family
family
Frances
Franville
G. F. R.
Helen T.
Virginia General Assembly, elected to
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
J. Raymond (Rev.)
James P.
HENDERSON
John
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
MACH-56: 24
MACH-56: 24
MACH-56: 36
MACH-7: 76
MACH-9:
77,inside back
cover
MACH-48: 119
MACH-9: 59
MACH-53: 75
MACH-1:
6,9,10,12,14,1618
MACH-9: 65
MACH-6: 56
MACH-14: 3
MACH-29: 17
MACH-37/38: 39
MACH-5: 64,72
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 45,63
MACH-13: 68
MACH-6: 53
MACH-24: 46
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 44,45
MACH-2: 22
MACH-22: 17
MACH-55: 15
MACH-39: 3031,76
MACH-32: 47
MACH-37/38:
38,39
HENDERSON
John
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
John
John
John
John Jr.
John Jr.
John Jr.
John Sr.
Joseph
Molley
Mr.
Mrs.
Nancy
Richard
Richard
Richard
Sally
Sarah
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
CREEK
(BRANCH)
HENDERSON
DAM (MILTON)
HENDERSON
MILL (MILTON)
Shadrack
Susannah
William
William
William T.
HENDERSON'S
SCHOOL ROOM
mentioned in letter of Samuel Miller, 1839
Miller, Samuel mentions in letter, 1867
MACH-45: 28
MACH-5:
10,15,30
MACH-6: 44,53
MACH-9: 46,53
MACH-23: 37,43
MACH-5: 70
MACH-6: 46,53
MACH-5: 72
MACH-9: 63
MACH-6: 44
MACH-57: 116
MACH-57: 120
MACH-6: 52
MACH-40: 34
MACH-5: 50
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 49,62
MACH-9:
49,61,65
MACH-9: 55
MACH-5: 68
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 18
MACH-17: 25
MACH-14: 4
MACH-14: 1
Court Square, location on
MACH-52: 117
HENDERSON'S
WAREHOUSE
HENDRIX
Cole
HENING
B. Cabell
HENING
HENING
HENING
HENING
B. Cabell
B. Cabell
William Waller
William Waller
HENING
William Waller
HENING
HENING
HENING
HENRIAD
(BOOK)
HENRICO
COUNTY
HENRICO
COUNTY
HENRICO
COUNTY
HENRICO
COUNTY
HENRICO
COUNTY
HENRICO
COUNTY
William Waller
William Waller
William Waller
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
Duke family
Edward
family
family
The Shallows, located at
City manager and formation of Dep't of
Parks and Recreation, 1973
Central Women's College (Baptist), efforts
to bring to Charlottesville
Baptist General Association of Virginia,
report at 1905 meeting
Rawlings Institute, effort to raise funds for
compiled "The Statutes at Large"
compiled "The Statutes at Large"
compiled "The Statutes at Large"
compiled "The Statutes at Large"
compiled "The Statutes at Large"
MACH-14: 3
MACH-56: 103
MACH-54: 60-61
MACH-54: 62
MACH-54: 66
MACH-12: 43
MACH-2: 20
MACH-42: 3,5,711
MACH-5:
5,47,MACH-6: 41
MACH-7: 25
MACH-8: 8,14,62
MACH-3: 30
MACH-21:
35,66,69
Court House
MACH-23: 7,16
MACH-24: 47,48
MACH-29:
7,8,16,65
MACH-8: 8,18,65
slave of
Henry-Bonnard Foundry Co. founder
land patent
MACH-9: 40
MACH-59:
102,103
MACH-48: 8
MACH-10: 39
MACH-24: 48
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
Hugh (Rev.)
Isaac N.
John
HENRY
John
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
John
Mildred C. (Mrs.)
Nancy
Patrick
Patrick
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
HENRY
HENRY
Patrick
Patrick
HENRY
Patrick
HENRY
HENRY
Patrick
Patrick
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Patrick
Thomas
map of Virginia, 1770, Albemarle/Amherst
region
Roosevelt, Theodore party of driven by at
"Pine Knot"
marries Edmund Bacon in Kentucky
Governor
Scotchtown*, home of
Madison, James comments about
Walker, Dr. Thomas defended by in suit
Jefferson, Thomas learns by listeneing to
MACH-2:
23,24,26
MACH-10: 34
MACH-23: 56
MACH-49: opp
p.1
MACH-51: 18
MACH-2: 26
MACH-50: 24
MACH-1: 12,15
MACH-17: 51
MACH-19:
6,10,13
MACH-20: 46
MACH-22: 69
MACH-23: 56
MACH-24: 46
MACH-30:
20,24,25
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-35/36:
146,149,150
MACH-37/38:
42,43,45,50
MACH-4: 15
MACH-41: 19,2426 passim,2829,61
MACH-48: 118
MACH-51: 129
MACH-52: 15
MACH-60: 84
MACH-7: 25
MACH-8: 67
MACH-5: 54
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY
HENRY IV
(PLAY)
HENRY CLAY
MARCHANT
AND THE
FOUNDING OF
THE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE WOOLEN
MILLS, 18651882
HENRY CREEK
HENRY H.
HOOPER
COMPANY
HENRYBONNARD
FOUNDRY
COMPANY
HENSHAW
HENSILLA
(SLAVE)
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
HENSLEY
Thomas
William
William Wirt
William Wirt
William Wirt (Mrs.)
author: "Hollow Folk"
MACH-51: 54
MACH-7: 26
MACH-17: 51
MACH-19: 7
MACH-27/28: 58
MACH-24: 45
by Harry E. Poindexter
MACH-14: 26-48
MACH-8: 14
Napoleon gun for court square made by
MACH-48: 30-31
Confederate Cemetery monument cast by
MACH-48: 8
MACH-8: 83
Herbert P. (Mrs.)
Brown, Bezaleel
Clifton
Jenny
Mily
Sally
Samuel
Samuel
William
William
owned by - bequeathed to his son William
T., 1829
MACH-61: 7
MACH-9: 64
MACH-9: 50
MACH-9: 64
MACH-9: 65
MACH-5: 68
MACH-9: 65
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9:
44,47,59
HEPBURN
HEPBURN
HERACLITUS
HERALD
TRIBUNE
(NEWSPAPER)
HERBERT
HERBERT
HERMELIN
HERMLE
HERNDON
HERNDON
HERNIA
HERODOTUS
HEROIC
MEDICINE
HERRIN
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
HERRING
PICKLINGS
HERRINGMAN
HERRON
HERRON
HERRONDON
HERSTON
HESS
A. D.
A. D.
family
Hannah
Samuel
Leo D. (Brig. Gen.)
Richard
Susan A.
MACH-7: 12,16
MACH-9: 19
MACH-4: 47
marriage
Pennsylvania ironworks and
marriage
in colonial days
George
Christopher
David
George
Lucy
Rachel
Sarah Payne
Johnson (Mrs.
William Everett)
William
William Everett
William P.
Henry
merchant
Rachel
Nancy
Andrew
H. H.
MACH-29: 37
MACH-24: 48
MACH-21: 36,50
MACH-50: 41
MACH-7: 72
MACH-9: 66
MACH-21: 26,50
MACH-3: 12
MACH-19: 24
MACH-52: 27
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 61
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 58
MACH-6: 57
MACH-8: 87
MACH-9: 54
MACH-8: 87
MACH-9: 61
artcle about by C. William Miller
MACH-41: 126
MACH-56: 29
MACH-17: 9
MACH-9: 64
MACH-9: 44
MACH-5: 23
MACH-3: 83
HESSIANS
HESSIANS
HESSIANS
HESSIANS
prisoners
prisoners
officers
prisoners
HESSIANS
HESSIANS
Requiem for a German Soldier (Article)
Barracks, detained at, 1779
prisoners - Miller, Samuel, possible father
of
Battle of Gettysburg and, 1863
author: John Moore of Albemarle County
HESSIANS
HETH
HEWITT
HEWITT
HEWITT
HEWITT
HEYWARD
HEYWARD
HEYWOOD
HICKENBOTTO
M
HICKEY
HICKMAN
Moses
D.
Edward
HICKMAN
HICKMAN
HICKMAN
HICKMAN
Edwin
Edwin
family
Richard
HICKMAN
HICKMAN
HICKMAN
Ron
W.
William P. (Rev.)
Henry (Gen.)
Clarence Leslie, Jr.
Edwin Powell
Edwin W.
Jessie A.
Ben H.
Jane
Henderson
HICKORY HILL *
HICKS
David
HICKS
David
HICKS
family
Ivy Hockey played by
Magruder, Evalina associated with
Ivy hockey played by
University of Virginia Student Council
president, 1969
MACH-12: 43
MACH-18: 40
MACH-31: 12
MACH-4: 5
MACH-41: 103118
MACH-51: 131
MACH-56: 54
MACH-60: 39
MACH-30: 68-91
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
MACH-46: 84
MACH-21: 57
MACH-58: 1
MACH-5: 22
MACH-18: 6,26
MACH-21: 65
MACH-5: 1416,20,24,26,27,29
,30,33,35
MACH-8: 12
MACH-25: 62
MACH-8: 10
MACH-60: 71
MACH-45: 29
MACH-2: 28
MACH-2: 36
MACH-5: 72
MACH-9: 62
MACH-8: 43
HICKS
HICKS
HICKS
HICKS
HICKS
HICKS
HICKS
HIDE
HIDEN
HIDEN
HIDEN
HIDLEBAN
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTHAM
HIGGINBOTTAM
John
John
Joseph L.
Judah
Mary P.
Nancy
Rachel
Charles
J. C. (Rev.)
J. C. (Rev.)
J. C. (Rev.)
John
Anna C.
Clifton V.
Cyrie P.
David
David
Elizabeth G.
family
family
Joseph A.
Samuel
David
HIGGINBOTTAM
HIGGINBOTTAM
HIGGINS
HIGGINS
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
HIGGINSON
Miss
Moses
M. P.
William
Hilda
Jack
Jack
John
John Owen
John Owen
Lou
Superintendent of Recreation
Charlottesville "Chronicle," editor of
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
marriage
marriage
marriage
land grant to, 1792
marriage
Ivy hockey played by
marriage
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-6: 50,56
MACH-9: 47
MACH-56: 103
MACH-9: 57
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 47
MACH-9: 63
MACH-6: 56
MACH-22: 63,142
MACH-50: 76
MACH-53: 34
MACH-21: 35,52
MACH-21: 35,50
MACH-25: 33
MACH-3: 84
MACH-15: 21
MACH-21: 31,35
MACH-21: 31,50
MACH-25: 20
MACH-8: 42
MACH-25: 15
MACH-56: 55n
MACH-35/36: 98
MACH-35/36:
20,98
MACH-5: 28
MACH-31: 44
MACH-6: 43,54
MACH-21: 64
MACH-21: 59
MACH-21: 64
MACH-21: 62
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-21: 59
HIGH STREET
BAPTIST
CHURCH
HIGH STREET
BAPTIST
CHURCH
HIGH STREET
BAPTIST
CHURCH
HIGH TOP
MOUNTAIN
HIGHLAND *
HIGHLAND *
HIGHLAND
COUNTY, VA
HIGHLAND
COUNTY, VA
sugaring
HIGHLANDER
Jacob
HIGHLANDERS
HIGHLANDS *
HIGHTOWER
James B.
HIGHWAYS
HIGHWAYS
HILANDER
HILDEBRAND
HILDRETH
HILDRETH
HILDRETH
HILL
HILL
HILL
formation of
MACH-54: 50-52
Tribble, Henry W. resigns as pastor, 1909
MACH-54: 64
photo
MACH-54: 65
MACH-26:
43,44,51
MACH-51: 115
MACH-51: 116
Smith, Samuel and auction of
Smith, Margaret Bayard comments on
MACH-3: 16
billboards - Albemarle County Historical
Society opposes
Sallie
Jacob
family
William S.
William S.
A. P. (Gen.)
Ambrose Powell
(Gen.)
Ambrose Powell
(Gen.)
Key West* owned by
Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial
celebration
Battle of Gettysburg and, 1863
MACH-45: 31
MACH-32: 47
MACH-26: 9
MACH-22: 67
MACH-19: 42
MACH-29: 78
MACH-48: 118119
MACH-23: 55
MACH-31: 41
MACH-48: 62n
MACH-3: 75
MACH-48: 115
MACH-60: 39
MACH-11:
20,22,28
MACH-22: 197
HILL
HILL
Ambrose Powell
(Gen.)
Archibald A.
HILL
Archibald A.
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
Carolina Mildred
Charles
Charles B.
D. H.
HILL
D. H. (Gen.)
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
Elizabeth Garlick
Ellen T.
family
Frank T.
Gillie (Miss)
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
H. H. (Gen.)
Henry
Henry
Henry (Major)
Humphrey
J. C.
J. C.
HILL
Jacob
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
Jacob, Jr.
James C. (Maj.)
James C. (Maj.)
James C. (Maj.)
James C. (Maj.)
James C. (Maj.)
statue in Richmond by Caspar Buberl
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
forces of attack Union garrisons in coastal
North Carolina, 1863
Scottsville "Courier," - publisher
MACH-48: 5
MACH-1: 42
MACH-48: 119
MACH-42: 4344,73
MACH-9: 66
MACH-9: 19
MACH-25: 26
MACH-60: 35
MACH-42:
44,56,70-73,7576,85
MACH-22: 50
MACH-8: 43
MACH-50: 88
MACH-4: 36
Union garrison attacked by at Battle of New
Bern in Civil War
MACH-60: 36
MACH-5: 50
MACH-9: 64
MACH-11: 20
MACH-42: 44
MACH-10: 7,11
MACH-2: 7
Old, John appointed co-executor of will,
1767
MACH-61: 32
Hill, Jacob - appointed co-executor of will of,
1767
MACH-61: 32
Scottsville Confederate monument and
MACH-48: 47,48
biographical notes
MACH-48: 50
Duke, R. T. W. spends night with
MACH-49: 38
Scottsville Courier, publisher of
MACH-50: 88
Brady, John W. and
MACH-50: 88-89
HILL
James C. (Maj.)
grandfather of James Dunn
HILL
HILL
HILL
James C. (Maj.)
John
John P.
Scottsville Confederate monument and
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
John T.
Lewis
Misses (of
Lynchburg)
Molly
Mr.
HILL
HILL
Nannie (Miss)
Richard
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
HILL
Robert
T. T.
Tabitha
Thomas R.
Thomas T.
W. E. (Rev.)
W. P.
William
HILL
HILL
HILL
William A.
William R.
William R.
HILL
HILLCREST
FARM *
HILLEBRAND
William R.
H. G.
MACH-57:
112,113
MACH-57:
71,86,110
MACH-9: 66
MACH-7: 64
MACH-35/36:
18,21,30,75,83,97
MACH-42: 62
Virginia clergyman
Lee, Robert E. birthday celebration,
conducted program for, 1914
Virginia clergyman
author: "A History of the Rise, Progress,
Genius and Character of American
Presbyterianism"
Greek Orthodox Church ground breaking
public housing referendum, 1953, and
public housing controversy, position on ,
1960
MACH-35/36: 170
MACH-9: 66
MACH-21: 44
MACH-57: 112
MACH-5: 50
MACH-35/36:
32,104
MACH-22: 197
MACH-9: 43
MACH-22: 197
MACH-7: 64
MACH-2: 23
MACH-22: 137
MACH-21: 41
MACH-2: 17
MACH-54: 26
MACH-56: 126
MACH-56: 132133
MACH-14: 12
MACH-45: 6,15
HILLEL
FOUNDATION
HILLEL HOUSE
HILLEL HOUSE
HILLEL HOUSE
HILLIS
HILLMAN
HILLMAN
HILLSBORO
HILLSBORO
HILLSBORO
HILLSBORO
HILLSBORO
HILLSBORO
HILLSIDE
(HOUSE)
HILLSIDE PLOW
HILMER
HIMMEL
HIND
HINDALE,
VIRGINIA
HINDMAN
HINDOO
HINDRICK
University Circle
R. W.
Edith Ashworth
Rolfe
picture
photo
Baptist Church
Georg
Joseph
William
football, early 1900s and
G. M.
Sharon
John
Charlton
HINMAN
Charlton
HINMAN
HINMAN
COLLATORS
Charlton
MACH-31: 83,84
MACH-41: 102
MACH-53: 12,27n
MACH-5: 19
MACH-21: 46
MACH-12: 37
MACH-12: 37
MACH-22: 132
Congressman
HINER
HINES
HINMAN
MACH-40: 16
MACH-40: 16,19
MACH-40: 17
MACH-40: 16
MACH-1: 36
MACH-44: 49
MACH-44: 49
MACH-15: 14
MACH-2: 25
MACH-25: 6
MACH-31: 38
MACH-32: 29
MACH-32: 32-33
MACH-37/38:
81,143
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-9: 45,49
Bowers, Fredson, World war II work with
MACH-56: 22
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia - speaker at
MACH-56: 25,29
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia - origin of
MACH-56: 5
Wyllie, John Cook and
MACH-56: 18-19
HIRSCH
HIRSCHFIELD
HIRSCHFIELD
HISLE
HISTORIAN
HISTORIAN
HISTORIAN
HISTORIC AND
THE
LEGENDARY,
THE
HISTORIC
CEMETERY IN
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA: AN
ARCHEOLOGIC
AL
INVESTIGATION
OF SITE 44AB7
HISTORICAL
AND
INDUSTRIAL
MAGAZINE
HISTORICAL
NEWS
HISTORICAL
NEWS
HISTORICAL
NEWS
HISTORICAL
NEWS
Mimi
Anne Fontaine Maury
Adams (Mrs. William
G.)
Anne Fontaine Maury
Adams (Mrs. William
G.)
Mary Gentry
MACH-40: 23
MACH-2:
38,39,67
MACH-3: 84
MACH-2: 67
MACH-25: 37
MACH-26: 81
MACH-29: 79
by Daniel John Hoisington
MACH-39: 1-8
by Mark Catlin and Stephen Plog
MACH-41: 55-102
MACH-12: 3
MACH-1: 3,40-44
MACH-2: 3,61-64
MACH-3: 3,77-80
MACH-4: 3,56-59
HISTORICAL
NEWS
HISTORICAL
ORGANIZATION
S
HISTORIES
HISTORY IN
THE MAKING
HISTORY OF
ALBEMARLE
CHAPTER,
UNITED
DAUGHTERS
OF THE
CONFEDERACY
HISTORY OF
ALBEMARLE'S
FORESTS, A
HISTORY OF
BLUE RIDGE
HOSPITAL (BY
JAMES KENNAN
AND SUE
MILLER)
HISTORY OF
CIVILIZATION
HISTORY OF
MIDMONT
HISTORY OF
MOUNT ED
BAPTIST
CHURCH,
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MACH-5: 3,79-82
MACH-11: 62
MACH-26: 82
MACH-5: 79
by Isabelle H. Goss
MACH-4: 35-38
by David A. Tice
MACH-45: 19-60
description of by Mary Scott Parker
MACH-57: 46
by Henry Thomas Buckle
MACH-33/34: 78
by Bernard Chamberlain
MACH-18: 39-46
by Russell H. Davis
MACH-32: 9-37
HISTORY OF
VIRGINIA
HITCHCOCK
HITCHCOCK
HITCHCOCK
HITCHCOCK
HITCHING
BLOCK
HITE
HITE
HITLER
HITS AND BITS
(ANNUAL OF
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE
INSTITUTE)
HIXEN
HOBAN
HOBART
HOBSON
HOBSON
HOCHHEIMER
HOCKER
HOCKETT
HOCKEY
HOCKEY
HOCKEY
HODGE
HODGES
HODGES
HODGES
HODGES
HODGES
Dr.
John S.
Mesheck
William E.
Calvin Coolidge, physician to
Leake, Earl C. describes use of, 1918
A. N.
Isaac
Adolph
of "Shenadore"
James (1762-1831)
John Henry (Bishop)
J. Reid A.
Richard B.
Carl
Ned
Nathaniel
Ivy and
Random Recollections of Ivy Hockey - by
Elizabeth B. Mulholland
Frederick Webb
Captain
Dr.
James
James E.
Susan
Norfolk, lectures on chemistry in
MACH-29: 75
MACH-48: 77n
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH-5: 68
MACH-3: 65,66
MACH-60: 104
MACH-9: 17
MACH-6: 55
MACH-32: 59-60
MACH-12: 50
MACH-22: 141
MACH-17: 58
MACH-19: 49
MACH-6: 7
MACH-35/36:
16,28,41,43,56,69
,86,89
MACH-41: 102
MACH-42: 16-17
MACH-5: 24
MACH-21: 55-64
MACH-21: 55-64
MACH-27/28: 46
MACH-9: 7
MACH-22: 130
MACH-51: 112
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
HODNETT
John
MACH-5:
10,21,23,24,26,34
HOES
HOFFMAN
HOFFMAN
HOFFMAN
HOFFMAN
HOG AND
HOMINY CLUB
HOG AND
HOMINY CLUB
HOGAN
HOGE
Laurence Gouverneur portraits of Madison and Monroe owned by
R. B.
Robert H. (Dr.)
Rosa Bell
Susan E.
MACH-48: 118
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
MACH-23: 56
HOGE
HOGE
HOGE
HOGE
HOGE
Moses D. (Dr.)
P. C.
Peter C.
Peter C.
Thomas P.
HOGE
Virginia Randolph
(Harrison)
HOGE
HOGG
HOGG
HOGG
HOGG CREEK
HOGGETT
HOGS
HOGSHEAD
HOISINGTON
HOLADAY
HOLBROOK
Mary
Moses D. (Dr.)
Faulconer, Percy H. and
MACH-51: 70
Rinehart, Hollis and
MACH-51: 75
MACH-9: 59
MACH-21: 26
MACH-33/34:
75,76
MACH-21: 30,31
MACH-2: 28
MACH-50: 87
MACH-2: 29
Virginia clergyman
Virginia clergyman
Scottsville "Times" and
daughter of Rev. Peyton Randolph Harrison;
married Rev. William James Hoge, 1855
MACH-61: 84n
William James (Rev.) married Virginia randolph harrison, 1855
John
Milbourne
Mr.
Leach, Dr. speaks at funeral of, 1861
Albemarle free blacks reside at, 1833
Nathaniel
M. W. D.
Daniel John
Elizabeth
Josiah
author: "The Historic and the Legendary"
MACH-61; 84n
MACH-9: 52
MACH-5: 72
MACH-52: 139
MACH--53: 137
MACH-5: 23
MACH-26: 62
MACH-9: 19
MACH-39: 1-7
MACH-9: 45
MACH-7: 47
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
family
James B.
James P.
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
James P.
James P.
HOLCOMBE
James P.
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
HOLCOMBE
GUARDS
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
HOLCOME
HOLEVAS
HOLIDAY INN
MOTEL
James Philemon
John (Prof.)
T. B.
HOLKER
HOLKER
HOLKHAM *
HOLKHAM *
HOLKOM *
HOLLADAY
William J.
George
Days Inn (2005)
John (of Frederick
County)
Mrs. (of Clarke
County)
MACH-8: 43
MACH-30: 57
MACH-12: 34
MACH-22:
138,140
MACH-42: 59
University of Virginia Professor - comments
of on secession
MACH-60: 10
MACH-44: 33,3435
pro-slavery addresses by
MACH-50: 107
MACH-13: 65
MACH-44: 35
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 42
Charlottesville, arrives in, 1930
MACH-54: 10
Albemarle County Fair Grounds - part of on
this property
MACH-60: 105
MACH-10: 35
death of
MACH-43: 22
MACH-10: 5
MACH-22: 206
MACH-21: 55
MACH-44: 38
HOLLADAY
Albert
Albert L. (Rev.) (died
1856)
Alexander (of
Richmond)
MACH-2: 16
HOLLADAY
Elizabeth McMurtrie
Dinwiddie (Mrs. Lewis
Littlepage)
MACH-11: 63,
back cover,MACH12: back cover
HOLLADAY
MACH-2: 31
HOLLADAY
HOLLADAY
HOLLADAY
HOLLADAY
HOLLADAY
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
HOLLAND LAND
COMPANY
HOLLIDAY
HOLLIDAY
HOLLIDAY
HOLLINS
HOLLINS
Elizabeth Morrill (Mrs.
Richard F.)
J. Z.
John J.
Waller
Waller
Charles Gilmore, Jr.
(Dr.)
Judith
MACH-7: 21
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
John Bowie Strange memorial committee
author: "Albemarle Before 1700"
Michael
Michael
Michael
Samuel (Capt.)
family
Frederick
Frederick W. M.
Gary
Jane Smith ( Mrs.
John)
HOLLINS
HOLLINS
COLLEGE
HOLLINS
COLLEGE
HOLLOWAY
HOLLOWAY
HOLLOWAY
HOLLOWAY
Arthur W.
Arthur W.
James P. (Elder)
Julia
HOLLOWS
HOLLOWS
James
mentioned
MACH-22: 190
MACH-48: 51
MACH-37/38: 11
MACH-44: 38
MACH-9: 5-13
MACH-29: 15
MACH-29:
8,10,15
MACH-5: 20
MACH-8: 14
MACH-33/34: 177
MACH-15: 27
MACH-8: 43
MACH-55: 90
MACH-11: 12,23
MACH-41: 100
MACH-4: 15
MACH-18: 6,7,1315,17,18
John (of Baltimore)
MACH-32: 26
Brown, Abram Burwell on faculty of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, and strike at
illustration
Virginia clergyman
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MACH-53: 53
MACh-53: 106
MACH-53: 81
MACH-21: 41
MACH-39: 45,54
MACH-26: 1720,22,32,42,43
MACH-53: 78
HOLMES
HOLMES
Pine Knot* advisory board member
HOLMES
Carolyn C.
Dr.
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
George Frederick
(Prof.)
HOLMES
Hugh
HOLMES
Oliver Wendell
Judge
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. - poems in same
anthology with
HOLMES
HOLMS
William H.
Joseph
HOLMES
HOLMES
HOLMES
HOLMES
HOLMES
HOLMES
HOLSINGER
HOLT
HOLT
HOLT
HOLT
HOLT
HOLY
COMFORTER
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
R. W.
Joseph
legal scholar
Mary M. (Mrs.)
Rush
Sally
MACH-51: 47n
MACH-12: 40
MACH-1: 38,39
MACH-17: 62
MACH-24: 19
MACH-27/28:
10,33,65
MACH-3:
46,65,66,67,69
MACH-33/34: 62
Confederate Monument (Court Square)
comittee member
history of by Alice McCahill
MACH-40: 53
MACH-31: 86,
109
MACH-59: 118
MACH-3:
65,67,69
MACH-5: 17
MACH-48: 16
MACH-5: 57
MACH-4: 13
MACH-3: 85
MACH-29: 42
MACH-9: 53
MACH-18: 49n
HOLY
COMMUNION
HOLY CROSS
DAY
MACH-26: 49
MACH-26: 37
HOLY CROSS
MISSION
HOLY ORDERS
HOLY ROMAN
EMPERORS
HOLY
SEPULCHRE
HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH
HOMASSEL
HOMASSEL
HOMASSEL
HOMASSEL
HOME
HOME AND THE
WORLD
HOME FOR
CRIPPLED
CHILDREN,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
HOME STEAM
LAUNDRY
HOMES AND
GARDENS IN
OLD VIRGINIA
(BOOK)
HOMESTEAD *
MACH-26:
31,33,36,37,57,61
MACH-26: 12
MACH-24: 47
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-26: 37
Caroline Richard
(Mrs. Charles Marcel)
Charles Marcel
family
Louisa Frances
Henry (Lord Kames)
MACH-6: 22,2427,30
MACH-6: 22
MACH-6: 22
MACH-6: 26
MACH-11: 38
novel by Judith Page Walker Rives
MACH-52: 44
MACH-22: 69
MACH-37/38: 144
MACH-17: 58
MACH-8: 72
HOMETOWN
BOY LOOKS AT
CHARLOTTESVI
LE,A, 1856: A
LETTER OF
BENJAMIN F.
HARLOW
by John H. Moore
HOMO
TROGLODYTES
HONE
Elijah
HONEST
ELECTION
CONFERENCE
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
HONOR ROLL WORLD WAR I
HOOD
J. B.
HOOD
John B. (Gen.)
HOOD
HOOKER
HOOMES
HOOMES
HOOMES
HOOP SKIRTS
HOOPER
HOOVER
HOOVER
HOOVER
John Bell (General)
Joseph
Frances
George
George, Jr.
HOPE BEADS
ACTION GROUP
HOPE HOUSE
James
Herbert
Herbert
Herbert
MACH-18: 33-38
MACH-7: 43
MACH-7: 26
MACH-11: 33
MACH-22: 80,198
MACH-5: 45
Christ Church, Charlottesville
MACH-3: 81
MACH-22: 201
Richmond, division under comand of moves
toward, 2/1863
MACH-60: 34
Confederate Army, division commanded by MACH-57: 98
MACH-22: 21
MACH-9: 44
MACH-29: 8
MACH-8: 10
MACH-30: 35
marriage
MACH-21: 35,49
MACH-29: 38,42
MACH-37/38: 188
White Hall precinct supports, 1928
MACH-51: 61
article about, 1968
opened as a community center, 1968
MACH-58: 17-20
MACH-58: 17-18
HOPE HOUSE
HOPE HOUSE
activities at
Number 2 - opened in 1969
HOPEWELL
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
John S.
Arthur (Dr.)
Arthur (Dr.)
family
H. D.
Harry
Henry Alexis
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
James
John (Rev.)
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINS
HOPKINSON
HOPKINSON
HOPPE
HOPPE'S
GROCERY
STORE
HOPPING
HORACE
HORACE
BROCK'S
SCHOOL
HORATIUS AT
THE BRIDGE
(POEM)
John S.
Lewis
Marcus S.
Mark
William
William
William Jr.
Ed
Tom
family
author: Dr. Walker's Land Title to Castle Hill MACH-26: 81-85
MACH-23: 44
MACH-5: 11,12
MACH-24: 46
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 31
MACH-37/38: 190
MACH-27/28: 78
MACH-23: 3738,44
MACH-23: 56
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-6: 44
Freedman's Bureau, white officer, diary of
MACH-55: 78n
MACH-6: 9
MACH-23: 56
MACH-5: 67
MACH-9: 49
Ivy hockey palyed by
MACH-21: 62
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 62
MACH-8: 43
Court Square, location on
Jeremiah
MACH-58: 17-18
MACH-58: 19
MACH-52: 117
MACH-9: 60
MACH-19: 24,25
MACH-18: 49
MACH-24: 19
HORIZONTAL
PLOWING
HORN
HORN
HORN
HORN
QUARTER *
HORNBLENDE
HORNBLOWER
HORNBY
HORNBY
HORNE
HORNEDGE
HORNER
HORNER
HORNER
HORNER
HORNER
HORNIG
HORNIG
HORNIG
HORNIG
HORNIG
HORNSBY
HORNSEY
HORNSEY
HORNSEY
HORNSEY
HORNSEY
HORNSEY
HORSE
TRADING
GROUNDS
HORSEBURG
Jack M.
Jack M. (Mrs.)
John
public housing, position on, 1960
public housing, position on, 1960
MACH-11: 37
MACH-56: 149
MACH-56: 149
MACH-9: 45
MACH-5: 27
MACH-61: 59
MACH-51: 45
MACH-29: 18
MACH-29: 18
MACH-5: 71
MACH-21: 61
MACH-9: 52
mineral
found in iron ore at Betty Martin mine
Margot
and Pine Knot*
Joseph
Mildred (Walker)
Richard
Phoebe
Ivy hockey played by
Agnes
Frederick C. (Dr. and
Mrs.)
Bishop in Episcopal Church in North
J. M.
Carolina
James
Joseph
Doug
Swift, Loren, detective, creator of
Doug
author: - "Hardball"
Doug
author: - "The Dark Side"
Doug
author: - "Foul Shot"
Doug
author: - "Deep Dive"
Joseph
married MIldred Walker
C.
C.
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
Rebecca
MACH-12: 15
MACH-9: 52
MACH-9: 59
MACH-51: 92
MACH-51: 96
MACH-51: 96
MACH-51: 96
MACH-51: 96
MACH-52: 40
MACH-11: 62
MACH-9: 18
MACH-2: 29
MACH-23: 56
MACH-7: 51,64
MACH-23: 56
Water Street
Alexander
MACH-60: 109
MACH-9: 53,62
horse watering fountain at, ca. 1930
MACH-31: 58
HORSE-HOEING
HUSBANDRY:
OR AN ESSAY
ON THE
PRINCIPLES OF
TILLING AND
VEGITATION
(ARTICLE)
HORSES
HORSES
HORSES
HORSES
HORSES
HORSES
HORSLEY
HORSLEY
HORSMANDEN
HORWITZ
Rowland
Shelton
family
Dr.
HORWITZ
HORWITZ
HORWITZ
Sylvia P.
Sylvia P. (Mis)
Sylvia P. (Mis)
MACH-11: 38
MACH-24: 9
MACH-25: 42
MACH-26:
7,16,22,24,25,32,
34,42,43,46,53,55
,57-59,78
MACH-27/28: 41
MACH-29: 21,61
MACH-31: 89-90
MACH-5: 20
MACH-3: 7
MACH-24: 50
MACH-40: 3
Lane High School teacher continued to
teach during massive resistance, 1958
HOSE WAGONS
HOSKINS
Francis
marriage
HOSMER
HOSMER
HOSMER
HOSMER
HOSMER
HOSMER
portrait (1924)
Second Street, 426 NE, residence of
married Mary Louise Wheeler
Wilson Construction Company, partner in
daughter of Kenneth Winthrop Hosmer
Kenneth Winthrop
Kenneth Winthrop
Kenneth Winthrop
Kenneth Winthrop
Kenneth Winthrop
Mary
MACH-61: 68
MACH-2: 64
MACH-3: 85
MACH-24: 27
MACH-21: 35,50
MACH-44:
51,53,55
MACH-44: 52
MACH-48: 102
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-48: 72n
MACH-48: 102n
HOSMER
Mary Louise Wheeler
(Mrs. Kenneth)
portrait: (1924)
HOSMER
Mary Louise Wheeler
(Mrs. Kenneth)
HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS
HOST
HOT SPRINGS
HOT SPRINGS
HOT SPRINGS
HOTCHKISS
HOTELS
HOTELS
HOTELS
MACH-44:
53,55,57
MACH-22: 91160,161-189
MACH-25: 18
MACH-26: 13,65
MACH-29: 54,55
MACH-30: 43-59
MACH-8: 62
MACH-26: 59,60
MACH-33/34: 123
Mr.
Jed
Bacon, Edmund - on emigration route to
Missouri
Confederate military history
Charlottesville
Charlottesville
HOTELS
HOTOPP
HOTOPP
H.
Hiney
HOTOPP
Mr.
HOTOPP
Mr.
HOTOPP
HOTOPP
HOTOPP
HOTOPP'S
CLIFFS
W. L.
William
William
MACH-44: 52
Scottsville
Rose Hill* home of
German farmer pioneered wine-making in
Albemarle County
near Pen Park
MACH-50: 18
MACH-16: 44
MACH-1: 32
MACH-26: 43,60
MACH-3: 50
MACH-57: 105107
MACH-45: 15
MACH-45: 8
MACH-48:
68,68n.
MACH-59: 113
MACH-46:
18,22,24
MACH-14: 32,33
MACH-31: 26
MACH-48: 68n
HOTOPP'S
VINEYARD
HOUCHENS
HOUCHENS
HOUCHINGS
HOUCHINS
HOUDON
location of
E. J.
J. W.
William
James
Jean Antoine
HOUGH
HOUGH
Christina K.
Mr.
HOUGH
HOUGH
HOUGHTON
Theodore (Dr.)
Theodore (Mrs.)
Janice G.
HOUSE
Mary
Mary S. (Mrs.) (of
Jackson. Mississippi)
HOUSE
HOUSE
GUARDS
HOUSE OF GOD
AND THE CHILD
AND OTHER
POEMS
HOUSE THAT
LOST ITS SOUL,
THE
(UNPUBLISHED
MANUSCRIPT)
HOUSERIGHT
Joseph
HOUSES
marriage
author: - "New Discoveries on the
Architectural Drawings of Thomas
Jefferson"
Mason, Dan Murray, partner of
Base Hospital 41 and organization of in
World War I
MACH-48: 69
MACH-1: 36
MACH-1: 36
MACH-9: 60
MACH-21: 35,50
MACH-15: 27
MACH-50: 28-37
MACH-23: 60
MACH-59: 3
MACH-5: 79
MACH-17: 75
Thomas Jefferson's landlady in Philadelphia MACH-51: 125
MACH-8: 36
MACH-16: 23
MACH-16: 77
MACH-29: 26
MACH-9: 49
MACH-26:
13,16,25,38,63,64
HOUSES
VIRGINIANS
HAVE LOVED
(BOOK)
HOUSING ACT
OF 1949
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
public housing and
Archie
John
John A. (Sgt.) (of
North Carolina)
M. Hale
Sam
Sam
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOW
ALBEMARLE
GOT ITS NAME"
HOW TO TAME
A WIFE
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allen
HOWARD
Allen
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
Allen
Allen
Anna (Miss)
Benjamin
Catey
Eli A.
Eliza
family
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
1863
by Thomas Cary Johnson
Ivy hockey played by
Albemarle Furbace Company - investor in,
1771
school on Park St.
MACH-27/28: 60
MACH-56: 119120
MACH-44: 38
MACH-44: 38
MACH-57:
91,92,94,98
MACH-44: 38
MACH-16: 28,44
MACH-29: 78
MACH-16: 20-24
MACH-31: 13
MACH-21: 65
MACH-29: 8
MACH-40: 39
MACH-42: 5,8
MACH-5: 5,7,1316,19,24,26,27,29
,30,33-35,79
MACH-61: 58
MACH-8: 11,12
MACH-2: 7
MACH-42: 9
MACH-9: 47
MACH-39: 84
MACH-2: 7
MACH-24: 47
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
family
family
George
Hamilton
Henry
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
Henry (Dr.)
Henry (Dr.)
James
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
SCHOOL
HOWARD'S
GROVE,
VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E GRAYS
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
John Clarke
Marcha Payne
Ned
Oscar H.
Paul
William
William
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 47
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-7: 14
MACH-22:
115,159
MACH-8: 46,53
MACH-9: 54
Garrett, mary Randolph - posible beau of,
ca. 1865
MACH-61: 86
MACH-39: 45
MACH-35/36: 25
MACH-22: 42
MACH-39: 55,68
MACH-42: 10
MACH-9: 50
MACH-2: 7
57th Virginia Infantry winter camp at, 1861
MACH-60: 18
MACH-57: 101
MACH-10: 11
MACH-13: 29
MACH-2: 29
MACH-25: 6,9
MACH-42: 7,19
MACH-5: 43
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWARDSVILL
E, VIRGINIA
HOWE
HOWE
HOWELL
HOWELL
HOWISON
Mosby, J. S.
practices law at
Rockfish Aqueduct
M. A. Dewolfe
William (Sir)
Matthew
Simon
Robert R.
mason's marks on
HOWLAND
HOWTHORNE
HOXTON
HOXTON
HOY
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
Sue
J. B. (Rev.)
Archibald Robinson
Llewellyn Griffith
Martha
Ephraim
John
Pearl
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
Robert M.
Robert M.
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
HUBBARD
Robert M.
Robert M.
slave
William Dobson
(1931-1996)
HUBBARD
HUCK
HUCKSTEP
William H.
L. N.
Charles
Anderson, James C. home of, , 1861
Indian site at
Albemarle County Historical Society, board
of directors, 1997
married William F. Proffitt, 1905
author: "Libraries in Charlottesville and
Albemarle: A Brief History"
in memoriam
MACH-57: 67n
MACH-9: opp. p.
12
MACH-43: 49
MACH-57: 56,
57,59,62
MACH-7: 30
MACH-41: 120
MACH-9: 54
MACH-5: 54
MACH-17: 55
MACH-55: iii
MACH-31: 40
MACH-24: 21
MACH-24: 21
MACH-9: 65
MACH-42: 25
MACH-5: 17
MACH-49: 40
MACH-37/38: 718
MACH-46: 17-28
author: "Adolph Russow and the Monticello
Wine Company" - with Edward W. Hase, II MACH-46: 17-28
photo portrait
MACH-46: vii
Monticello, nails stolen from
MACH-50: 15
MACH-56:
memorial to
preface
MACH-33/34: 152
n.29
MACH-9: 19
MACH-6: 47,57
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTEP
HUCKSTOP
HUDNIT
HUDNUT
HUDNUT
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
Eliza J.
marriage
James
James
John
Nancy
Samuel
William
Charles
E. W. (of
Buckingham County)
University of Virginia Hotel E residence of,
Joseph
1924, 1928
Joseph
First Methodist Church, architect for
Joseph
mentioned
Abner
Ann Barber
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
Christopher
family
James
John
John
John
John
John
Nancy
Polly
Rector
HUDNALL
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, foreman at
son of William Hudson
Woolen Mills Sunday School and
Marchant, Henry C., memorial to
MACH-21: 28,50
MACH-5: 51
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 46
MACH-5: 51
MACH-9: 17
MACH-6: 47,57
MACH-17: 7,9
MACH-59: 62
MACH-46: 76
MACH-46: 79
MACH-23: 56
MACH-9: 63
MACH-29: 8
MACH-41: 1
MACH-5: 72
MACH-6: 53
MACH-8: 11
MACH-17:
49,52,55,56
MACH-19: 7
MACH-30: 23
MACH-5: 68
MACH-8: 43
MACH-53: 88
MACH-5: 67
MACH-53: 85
MACH-53: 89
MACH-53: 91
MACH-53: 94
MACH-9: 47
MACH-6: 53
MACH-17: 55
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUES
William
William
William
Ellis
father of James Hudson
father of John Hudosn
Marchant, Henry C., work done for
HUFF
HUFF
HUFF
HUFF
HUFF
HUFF
HUGER
Everette M.
H. T.
Oswin T.
Powell G.
Samuel Poindexter
Samuel Poindexter
Benjamin (Gen.)
author: "Fray's Mill at Advance Mills"
HUGER
Benjamin (Gen.)
HUGER
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
Thomas P.
Anderson
Dr.
Edward
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
Ellie
family
Fountain
HUGHES
G. P.
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
James Fitz (Dr.)
James L. (Mrs.)
John
John
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
John A.
John C.
John C. (Dr.)
father of Everette M. Huff
MACH-53: 88
MACH-53: 89
MACH-53: 89
MACH-5: 19
MACH-55: 127131
MACH-45: 44
MACH-55: 127
MACH-9: 18
MACH-31: 40
MACH-32: 25-26
MACH-60: 22
at Richmond, 1862
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment - relieved of
command of division after Battle of Malvern
Hill, 1862
MACH-60: 25
MACH-35/36:
58,116
marriage
MACH-21: 35,51
MACH-8: 60
MACH-9: 52
MACH-20:
55,70,71
MACH-24: 46
reminiscences of about slave life
MACH-58: 85
MACH-46:
5,7,11,14
MACH-57: 8384,103surgeon at Scottsville Confederate Hospital 04,106,108
MACH-3: 85
Frederick County iron works, investor in
MACH-50: 40
MACH-9: 53
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-23: 56
Market St., 307 East - owned by
MACH-48: 63n
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES RIVER
HUGHES
VALLEY
HUGHS
HUGUENOTS
HUGUENOTS
HUGUENOTS
HUGUENOTS
HUGUENOTS
HUGUENOTS
HUIKER
HULCEY
HULDAH
(SLAVE)
HULL
HULL COAL
COMPANY
HULS
John C. (Dr.)
John C. (Dr.)
John T.
M. J.
Pheby
Pres.
Sally
Stephen
Thomas (Rev.)
Tom
William
Wormley
Market St., 307 East
Charlottesville "Chronicle" - publisher of
Ivy hockey played by
grandson of Elizabeth (Betty) Hemings
Shenandoah National Park and
MACH-42: 8
MACH-7: 27
MACH-1: 6
MACH-2: 36
MACH-23: 60
MACH-24: 48
MACH-33/34:
56,57
MACH-5: 81
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-9: 44
Henry
Al St.
Jane
Brown, Bezaleel
John
James
MACH-52: 121
MACH-9: 24
MACH-3: 67,68
MACH-50: 76
MACH-9: 60
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 53
MACH-5: 70
MACH-7: 6
MACH-21: 62
MACH-5: 68
MACH-55: 102
MACH-49: 59
owned by - listed as worthless in estate
appraisal, 1829
MACH-61: 7
MACH-3: 57
MACH-48: 71n
MACH-6: 56
HUMANISTIC
STUDIES IN
HONOR OF
JOHN CALVIN
METCALF
(BOOK)
HUME
HUME
HUME
HUMES
HUMES
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHREYS
HUMPHREYS
Fannie Page
George
Howard, (Dr.)
C. (Dr.)
Thomas W.
David
David
George W.
Lidia
Mary
Mildred
Alexander (Dr.)
Jennie
HUMPHREYS
Louise
HUMPHREYS
HUMPHREYS
HUMPHREYS
HUMPHREYS
M. W.
Mamie
Milton W. (Prof.)
Nan
HUMPHREYS
Richard
HUMPHRIES
Billy
HUMPHRIES
W. H.
HUMPHRIS
HUMPHRY
HUMPHRY
Robert
Miss
Patsy
Culpeper County surveyor
Christian, Archer, and injury to
marriage
photo: (1/19/1987) in group of Confederate
veterans
comments about Samuel Miler and James
Brooks, Sr.
photo: (ca. 1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
douser investigates cemetery at "Cherry
Valley"
MACH-2: 62
MACH-6: 64
MACH-49: 1
MACH-53: 17
MACH-23: 55
MACH-3: 65
MACH-6: 52
MACH-9: 44
MACH-21: 35,52
MACH-9: 60
MACH-6: 52
MACH-6: 52
MACH-42: 43
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-27/28:
21,60
MACH-22: 190
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-6: 13
MACH-27/28: 21
MACH-56: 56-57
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-57: 128
MACH-9: 54
MACH-9: 44
HUNDLEY
HUNDLEY
HUNGARIAN
HUNLEY
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
George A.
John
Benjamin
Gaillard
Gaillard
James (Mecklenburg
County)
HUNT
HUNT
Lewis C. (Lt. Col.)
Rockwell Dennis
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
Andrew
Andrew
David (Gen.)
HUNTER
David (Gen.)
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
David (Gen.)
Elizabeth
family
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
General
James, Jr.
John
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
John
John, Jr.
R. M. T.
R. M. T. (Sen.)
Robert Mercer
Taliaferro
Sammie
Taliaferro
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
Rural Virginian, owner of
MACH-25: 13
MACH-50: 86
MACH-14: 11
MACH-6: 54
MACH-13: 21
MACH-4: 44
MACH-10: 35
occupation forces in Charlottesville
commanded by, 1865
Michigan resident who reopened Bettie
Martin iron mine. ca. 1870
MACH-56 :47
MACH-11: 21
MACH-61: 59
MACH-7: 36
MACH-40: 51
Miller, Samuel farm of, 1864 - skirmish with
Confederates on
MACH-56: 58,59
Miller, Samuel farm of, 1864 - property
ransacked by Union soldiers
MACH-57: 117
MACH-9: 56
MACH-8: 43
MACH-27/28:
123,127
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
MACH-52: 5
MACH-33/34: 76
proposal to save the Union, 1861
U.S. Senator from Virginia
MACH-5:
12,26,27,30,31,35
MACH-44: 38
MACH-23: 23,24
MACH-60: 14
MACH-43: 52
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-4: 16
HUNTER
Thomas Lomax
HUNTER
HUNTER
HUNTER
COLLECTION
(UVA. LIBRARY)
HUNTING
HUNTING
HUNTING
HUNTINGTON
HUNTINGTON
Thomas Rogers
William
MACH-33/34:
131,132
author: "Only Sometimes a Battle: Electoral
Politics in Jefferson Country, 1788-2002"
MACH-62: 1-66
MACH-19: 42
quail
rabbits
Ellery C.
Mrs.
HUNTINGTON
HUNTINGTON
R. T.
R. T.
HUNTINGTON
William
HUNTINGTON
William
HUNTON
HUNTON
HUNTON
HUNTON
HUNTON
HUNTON
HUNTON'S
BRIGADE
HUNTSMAN
HURD
HURRICANE
AGNES
HURST
HURT
Eppa
family
James
John, Jr.
Miss
Robert
Benjamin
Samuel (Rev.)
Ira
Capt.
MACH-1: 11
MACH-27/28: 41
MACH-41: 134
MACH-41: 134
MACH-27/28: 84
MACH-27/28: 41
author: "The Convention Army Camp Site in
Retrospect"
MACH-41: 3-7
MACH-41: 57
Hatch, Frederick, correspondence with,
1825
MACH-55: 31,32
lot on main Street sold to Benjamin Day,
1820
MACH-58: 72n
MACH-25:
24,31,33,34
MACH-8: 43
MACH-1: 36
MACH-5: 51
MACH-35/36: 63
MACH-9: 46
MACH-22:
12,191,204
MACH-5: 60
MACH-2: 27
MACH-42: 12,17
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-20: 55
HURT
HURT
HURT
HURT
HURT
HUTCHINS
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHISON
HUTH
HUTSON
HUTTER
HUTTER
HUTTON
HUYGENS
HUZZIES
HYDE
HYDE
HYDE
HYDRAULIC
MILLS
HYDRAULIC
MILLS
HYDRAULIC
MILLS
HYDRAULIC
MILLS
HYDRAULIC
MILLS
HYDRAULIC
RAM
HYDROPHOIA
HYLTON
Charles E. (Dr.)
family
Shenandoah National Park, land taken for
John
Sarah
William
T. (Lt.)
Ely J. (Walnut Creek,
California)
Miss
William T.
Wicklife
Hans
Charles W.
Edward S.
Edward S.
Scott
Lt.
Anthony
Anthony
family
author: of detective stories
author: "The Red Fox"
MACH-41: 2
MACH-49: 64
MACH-5: 71
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 56
MACH-3: 82
MACH-8: 36
MACH-24: 50
MACH-3: 82
MACH-9: 18
MACH-2: 65
MACH-22:
97,110,117
MACH-22: 8,10
MACH-29: 51
MACH-32: 37
MACH-7: 30
MACH-24: 24
MACH-51: 92
MACH-51: 96
MACH-8: 43
MACH-3: 15
MACH-32: 53
MACH-46: 40
Duke, R. T. W., Jr.
and
Rivanna River
Daniel L.
MACH-49: 38
Lee Bridge across
MACH-49: 38
MACH-19: 57
MACH-19: 57
MACH-16: 51
HYPOCRATES
IBSEN
(PLAYWRIGHT)
ICE
ICE CREAM
ICE CREAM
ICE
MANUFACTURI
NG
ICERELLI
(SCULPTOR)
ICKES
MACH-1: 8
MACH-13: 50
MACH-24: 16
MACH-24: 17
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-37/38: 87102
MACH-2: 61
MACH-37/38:
190,191,212214,217
Harold L.
ICKES
ICKES
IDAHO
IDLEWILD*
ILIAD
ILKLEY
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
Harold L.
Harold L.
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Chicago
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Coles, E.
Coles, Edward
Delhi
Shenandoah National Park land accepted
from Virginia
Byrd, Harry, plays politics with
family
Armour Institute
Bacon, Edmund
Cairo
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
mentioned
emigation route to Missouri of
birthplace of Charles Edward Moran, Sr.
American Bronze Company
University of - Daily Maroon (College
Newspaper) and college football
University of - football and
Columbian Exposition - McIntire, Paul
Goodloe and
slaves of move to
two-time governor of
MACH-51: 83
MACH-51: 87
MACH-11: 32
MACH-23: 69
MACH-3: 30
MACH-24: 51
MACH-12: 27
MACH-56: 5
MACH-50: 18
MACH-57: 35
MACH-11: 26,33
MACH-3: 82
MACH-48: 27
MACH-53: 18n
MACH-53: 21,27
MACH-56: 81-82
MACH-43: 2
MACH-59: 71
MACH-19: 57
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS, U. S.
S.
ILLNESS
ILLNESS
ILMENITE
IMHOF
IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
IMMIGRANTS
IMMIGRANTS
IMMIGRANTS
IMMIGRANTS
IMMIGRANTS
IMPORTANCE
OF BEING
EARNEST, THE
(PLAY)
IN MY LIBRARY
(POEM)
INDENTURED
SERVANTS
INDEPENDENT
ORDER OF
MECHANICS
INDEPENDENT,
THE
(MAGAZINE)
Dubois River
Jacksonville
Madison County
Northwestern
University
mineral
Kat
MACH-13: 19
MACH-23: 50
MACH-19: 57
football and
MACH-53: 21
MACH-7: 79
MACH-29: 57
MACH-32: 63-79
MACH-61: 59
found in BettieMartin iron mine
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
Hope Beads sold by, 1969
German - and construction of Virginia
canals
Irish - and construction of Virginia canals
English - construction of Virginia canals
and
by Oscar Wilde - presented by Arcadians
of the University of Virginia
MACH-58: 19
MACH-25: 50
MACH-29: 70
MACH-57: 58,63
MACH-57: 58-63
MACH-57: 60
by R. T. W. Duke, Jr
MACH-13: 50
MACH-59: 95,
119
in colonial Virginia
MACH-49: 9
Confederate cemetery monument,
dedication parade
MACH-48: 11
MACH-14: 43
INDEPENDENTS
(POLITICS)
INDEX TO
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY
SCENES IN
CERTAIN
PHOTOGRAPH
COLLECTIONS,
AN
INDIA
INDIA
INDIAN CAMP *
INDIAN FIELDS *
INDIAN FIELDS *
INDIAN FIELDS *
INDIAN RUN *
INDIAN SCOUTS
INDIAN
SUMMER
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANA
MACH-11:
5,11,16
by Isabella Neff Burnet
Calcutta
Meriwether patent, on site of
Walker, Thomas Jr., home of
Dabney, James Cabell and
MACH-8: 71-72
MACH-11: 56
MACH-4: 26
MACH-15: 21,22
MACH-29: 18
MACH-52: 38
MACH-52: 40
MACH-48: 59
MACH-16: 33
INDIANA
Bloomington
Bloomington
Historical Bureau
Historical Bureau
Historical Bureau
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
New Harmony
Notre Dame
University
INDIANA
University of
Union Veteran's Union
football and
MACH-20: 56
MACH-11: 26
MACH-12: 18
MACH-14: 43
MACH-16: 38
MACH-4: 54
MACH-2: 66
MACH-3: 82
MACH-8: 75
MACH-13: 21
MACH-16: 44
MACH-7: 35
MACH-53: 28,30
MACH-33/34:
55,56,77
INDIANA
INDIANA
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
University of
Vincennes
MACH-7: 7
Bacon, Edmund, on emigration route to
Missouri of
French and Indian War
MACH-50: 18
MACH-1:
5,7,12,18
MACH-11: 21
California Constitutional Convention and
MACH-11: 21
trade with - Exploitation of Indian trade
MACH-13: 18
Clark, William and
MACH-13: 19
Red Headed Chief (William Clark)
MACH-13: 19
MACH-13: 19
trade with - President Jefferson's message
to Congress about
MACH-13: 2
trade with
MACH-13: 2,18
French and Indian War
MACH-13: 23
Monacan tribe
MACH-14: 1
Albemarle County, sites in
MACH-14: 1
Monacan tribe - town at junction of Rivanna
and James
MACH-14: 1
MACH-14: 1,2
canoes used by
MACH-14: 2-3
Rosser, Thomas and
MACH-16: 35
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
MACH-16: 35
Dunmore's war
MACH-19: 10
struggles
MACH-19: 13
French and Indian War
MACH-19: 48,56
MACH-19: 53
Wayne, Genl. ,army of, fights with
MACH-19: 53
MACH-24: 41
MACH-29: 77
MACH-37/38: 42
relics at Monticello *
MACH-4: 42
Osage tribe
MACH-4: 49
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - trades with
MACH-52: 5
Albemarle County, sites in - Brown's Cove
MACH-7: 31
struggles
Albemarle County, sites in - Brown's Cove
MACH-7: 5
MACH-8:
55,56,71
Albemarle County, sites in - Brown's Cove
MACH-9: 12
Amoroleck
MACH-9: 6
Manahoac
MACH-9: 6
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
Albemarle County, sites in
MACH-9: 6,7
MACH-9: 68,11,12
MACH-9: 69,10,
opp. p.12
Dakota tribe
MACH-9: 7
Eastern Sioux tribe
MACH-9: 7
Saponi tribe
MACH-9: 7
Siouan tribe
MACH-9: 7,11,12
Tutelo tribe
MACH-9: 7,8
Monacan tribe
Monahassanough
Albemarle County, sites in - Blackwell's
Hollow
map: sites of indian artifacts in Albemarle
County
MACH-9: 8
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-9: opp.
Albemarle County, sites in - Berkeley cache p.12
MACH-9: opp.
Albemarle County, sites in - Carpenter
p.12
MACH-9: opp.
Albemarle County, sites in - Garnett
p.12
MACH-9: opp.
Albemarle County, sites in - Haddon
p.12
Albemarle County, sites in - Jumping
MACH-9: opp.
Branch
p.12
Albemarle County, sites in - Whippoorwill
MACH-9: opp.
Hollow
p.12
MACH-9: opp.
Albemarle County, sites in - Sutherland
p.12
INDIANS,
AMERICAN
INDIVIDUALISM
INDUSTRIALISM
INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY
INFLATION
INFLUENZA
INFLUENZA
Albemarle County, sites in - Burrus
iron manufacturing in Albemarle
epidemic of 1918
INFLUENZA
INFORMATION
PLEASE
INGE
epidemic, 1918-1919
INGE
G. P.
INGE
INGE
Kate V.
Thomas
INGE
INGLE
INGLESIDE
FARM *
INGLIS
Thomas F., Sr.
family
INGRAM
INHERITANCE
TAX
INNES
INNESSBROWN
INNESSBROWN
Roderick R.
Albemarle County Historical Society,
program format
Fred (Dr.)
Wayt Farm*
William
James
Alwyn
Alwyn
Colored Recreation Board, member
once a part of
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-29: 45
MACH-29: 37
MACH-25: 43
MACH-50: 39-64
MACH-30: 46
MACH-103
MACH-31: 64
MACH-59:
1,18,19,27
MACH-48: 112
MACH-39: 75
MACH-39:
26,30,32,33,35,39
,40,74-75,84
MACH-39:
39,75,76
MACH-56: 91
MACH-39:
32,39,42,67,74,7576,84
MACH-8: 43
MACH-59: 143n
MACH-42: 23,25
author: - John Armstrong Chanler's Movies
for the Farmers
MACH-53: 59-70
Walker, Dr. Thomas defended by in suit
U. Va student ambulance driver in World
war II
U. Va student ambulance driver in World
war II - comments about
MACH-31: 65
MACH-52: 15
MACH-57: 8
MACH57:10,13,15)
Gov. Dinwiddie,
INNIS
correspondence from
INQUIRY INTO
THE ORIGIN OF
HORIZONTAL
PLOWING
(ARTICLE)
INSIGHTS INTO
THE MEDICAL
STATISTICS OF
THE
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE GENERAL
HOSPITAL, 18611865
by James O. Breeden
INSTITUTE FOR
MENTAL
HYGIENE
(PHILADELPHIA)
INSTITUTE OF
EARLY
AMERICAN
HISTORY AND
CULTURE
(WILLIAMSBUR
G)
INSTITUTE OF
EARLY
AMERICAN
HISTORY AND
CULTURE
(WILLIAMSBUR
G)
Lester J. Cappon, director
MACH-1: 15
MACH-11: 3840,43
MACH-30: 43-60
MACH-9: 78
MACH-13: 70
MACH-48: 109
INSTITUTE OF
TEXTILE
TECHNOLOGY
INSTITUTION
OF CIVIL
ENGINEERS
INTELLIGENCE
R
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
INTELLIGENCE
R
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
INTELLIGENCE
R
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
INTERCOLLEGI
ATE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
(ICAA)
INTERIOR
FORUM, INC
INTERNATIONA
L REVIEW
(MAGAZINE)
INVASION OF
TARAWA, THE:
RECOLLECTION
S OF A
TORPEDO
OFFICER
MACH-37/38: 15
MACH-29: 27
MACH-1: 37
MACH-11: 62
weekly paper
MACH-50: 76
football and
MACH-53: 1819,22-28,31
Hope Beads sold by, 1968
MACH-58: 18
MACH-12: 12
by Rosser Jackson Eastham
MACH-7: 65-74
INVESTIGATION
OF AN
and Slave Cemetery
ENSLAVED
COMMUNITY,
at Mt. Fair, in Brown's
AN
Cove, Virginia
by Lynn Rainville
Rev. Randolph H. McKim, title of address
IO VICTUS
by
IOWA
IOWA
State Historical Society
IOWA
IRBY
Mr.
IRELAND
IRELAND
IRELAND
IRELAND
IRELAND
IRELAND
IRELAND
Blake, Mary Scott
IRELAND
Parker and
IRELAND
Dublin
University of Dublin
IRELAND
Dublin
IRELAND
Dublin
IRELAND
Dublin
IRELAND
Dublin
Trinity College
IRELAND
Dublin
IRELAND
Dublin
IRELAND
immigrants from
construction of Virginia canals and
IRELAND
Wexford (County)
Leinster*
IRISH
IRISH
IRISH
Civil War, Suffolk,
IRISH BRIGADE Battle of
Union forces at
IRISHMENUNITED
MACH-61: 1-26
MACH-48: 44
MACH-11: 19,27
MACH-14: 62
MACH-4: 62
MACH-20: 33,34
MACH-13: 54
MACH-14: 49
MACH-17: 12
MACH-23: 67
MACH-24: 45,47
MACH-27/28: 31
MACH-8: 17,66
MACH-57: 45
MACH-11: 13
MACH-13: 54
MACH-17: 58
MACH-2: 36
MACH-22: 198
MACH-22: 198
MACH-27/28: 18
MACH-57: 58,63
MACH-14: 49
MACH-12: 27
MACH-14: 12,49
MACH-24: 45
MACH-60: 36
MACH-13: 54
IRON
IRONMONGER
IRONWORKS
IRREPRESSIBL
E CONFLICT
(PAMPHLET)
IRVIN
IRVIN
IRVIN
IRVINE
manufacture of
Crawford
family
Samuel
Frank S.
IRVINE
Frank Sterret
IRVINE
IRVINE
IRVINE
IRVINE
James E. (Mrs.)
James E. (Mrs.)
James E. (Mrs.)
James E. (Mrs.)
IRVINE
IRVINE
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
James E. (Mrs.)
James E. (Mrs.)
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
D. J.
family
family
IRVING
Henry Page
IRVING
IRVING
J. H.
J. K.
IRVING
Joseph Kincaid
MACH-52: 15-16
MACH-24: 49
MACH-45: 30-31
MACH-44: 32
MACH-19: 49
MACH-24: 46
MACH-9: 53
MACH-3: 85
UVa student with ambulance corps in
France, 1918
Confederate Cemetery monument,
committee
Court Square Confederate monument,
committee member
Cabell, William, accounts with
George Kippen && Co., factor for
married to Williana Mortimer Harrison;
father of Joseph Kincaid Irving
Rawlings Institute property, member of
group which purchased, 1909
Daily Progress, worked for
Confederate Army officer killed in 1864; son
of Henry Page Irving
MACH-57: 26
MACH=48: 16
MACH-1: 46,50
MACH-17: 49
MACH-3: 85
MACH-48: 19
MACH-6: 64
MACH-17: 29
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-30: 47n
MACH-5: 68
MACH-50: 43
MACH-6: 46
MACH-9: 16
MACH-8: 43
MACH-61: 91
MACH-54: 66
MACH-50: 80
MACH-61: 91
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING
IRVING, WAY
AND HILL CO.
IRVINS
IRWIN
IRWIN
IRWIN
IS HISTORY A
SCIENCE
IS THE
EIGHTEENTH
AMENDMENT
UNCONSTITUTI
ONAL
ISAAC
ISAAC
(MONTICELLO
SLAVE)
ISAAC A. COLES
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
W. A.
Washington (17831859)
Washington (17831859)
William
Williana Mortimer
(Harrison)(18131830)
Thomas
Mary
Samuel
William
Rawlings Institute property, member of
group which purchased, 1909
MACH-54: 66
MACH-11: 59
article about by Fredson Bowers
MACH-56: 7
MACH-39: 84
wife of Henry Page Irving
MACH-61: 91
photo: (ca.1930) ; "Carriage Manufacturers,
Automobiles, - Livery and Undertakers";
MACH-12: opp.
across from C&&O Station
p.4
MACH-2: 20
MACH-9: 59
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 59
by Robert Dabney
MACH-33/34: 79
by R. H. Dabney
MACH-33/34: 116
MACH-3: 75
family
MACH-16: 49,50
Betsy Ann
Betsy Ann
Betsy Ann
David
David
David
by William Runge
descendants of
Ohio, moved to
mentioned
German-Jewish immigrant
sketch of life of
MACH-14: 49-60
MACH-55: 117
MACH-55: 119
MACH-55: 120
MACH-40: 2,3
MACH-53: 119
MACH-55: 105
ISAACS
ISAACS
David
David
daughter of
mentioned
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
David
David
David
David
Ester (Hetty) Hays
died in 1837
estate of, settlement
children of, comments about
West, Nancy and
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
family
Frederick
Frederick
Frederick
Frederick
Frederick
Frederick
Isaiah
James
Jane
Jane
Jane
Jane
Julia Ann West
free blacks
son of David
house on Water Street
married Nathaniel H. West, 1832
child of David Isaacs and Nancy West
free black
married Esten Hemings
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
Kitty
Molly
Nancy
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age 9. MACH-53: 137
MACH-40: 2
MACH-40: 3
ISAACS
ISAACS
Rachel
Rhys
ISAACS
ISAACS
Thomas
Tucker
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 49, washer
Baptists, comments about
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
31, blacksmith
free black painter
ISAACS
ISAACS
Tucker
Tucker
sketch of life of, brief
house on Water Street
Charlottesville "Chronicle," publisher of
Charlottesville "Chronicle," publisher of
printer and artist
Charlottesville "Chronicle," publisher of
son of Nancy West
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 108n
MACH-55: 111112
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 117
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-40: 2
MACH-53: 119120,129,130,137
MACH-40: 3
MACH-50: 76
MACH-53: 119
MACH-53: 120
MACH-55: 108n
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-40: 2
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 107
MACH-55: 108
MACH-55: 67n
MACH-55: 68n
MACH-53: 129n
MACH-53: 130
MACH-49: 13
MACH-53: 137
MACH-53: 120
MACH-55: 105106
MACH-55: 107
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
woodworking shop of
activities of
Hemings, Esten, sold land to
Isaacs, David, estate of and
ISAACS
ISAACS
ISAACS
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
ISAACS
ISAAK WALTON
LEAGUE
ISHAM
ISHAM
ISLE OF WIGHT
COUNTY
ISRAEL
ISRAEL
ISRAEL
ISRAEL
ISRAEL
ISRAEL
ISRAEL'S GAP
ISRAEL'S GAP
ISRAEL'S GAP
ISRAEL'S GAP
ISRAEL'S
MOUNTAIN
ISRAEL'S
MOUNTAIN
William
forgery, accused of
Ohio - moved to
Ohio - hotel, suit against
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
36, blacksmith
Dr. Halstead S. Hedges and
family
John
Eleanor
Michael
Sarah
Solomon
Solomon
Solomon
Carr, Dabney
Miller, Samuel
plantation of and birth of Samuel Miller
born near
MACH-55: 108
MACH-55: 112
MACH-55: 112n
MACH-55: 113
MACH-55: 117118
MACH-55: 119
MACH-55: 120
MACH-53: 137
MACH-48: 98n
MACH-24: 48,50
MACH-5: 18
MACH-10: 35
MACH-32: 53
MACH-40: 1
MACH-40: 1
MACH-32: 39
MACH-40: 2
MACH-5: 64
MACH-32: 13
MACH-40: 2
MACH-56: 53
MACH-57: 115n
MACH-40: 2
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
IT TOOK AN
ACADEMICAL
VILLAGE:
JEFFERSON'S
HOTELS AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA
by Marie Frank
ITALIAN
ITALIAN
conquest of Napoleon
ITALIAN
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
Carrarra
Fibialla
Florence
Florence
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
Leghorn
Leghorn
Livourne
Lucca
Naples
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
Pisa
Rome
Rome
Boboli Gardens
Pitti Palace
MACH-59: 31-68
MACH-13: 3
MACH-13: 56
MACH-18:
12,13,1618,20,22,24
MACH-13: 56
MACH-18:
5,7,8,10,19,21,22,
24,26,29
MACH-27/28: 55
MACH-29: 30
MACH-8:
5,9,12,2026,29,30
MACH-37/38: 34
MACH-13: 51
MACH-13: 51
MACH-18:
6,8,10,12,14,18,1
9,21,23-26,29,30
MACH-37/38: 34
MACH-18: 27
MACH-37/38: 20
MACH-13: 56
MACH-37/37:
45,50
MACH-24: 41
MACH-26: 40
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
ITALY
IVY COTTAGE*
Rome
Rome
Tuscany
Tuscany
Tuscany
Sistine Chapel - and Michelangelo
Grand Duke of
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY CREEK
IVY DEPOT
IVY DEPOT
IVY DEPOT
IVY DEPOT
IVY DEPOT
IVY DISTRICT
IVY DISTRICT
IVY MANOR*
IVY PARISH
IVY, VIRGINIA
IVY, VIRGINIA
IVY, VIRGINIA
IVY, VIRGINIA
IVY, VIRGINIA
Equal Suffrage
League and
Natural Area
opened, 1978
Wayt farm and
Duke, R. T. W.
travels of
Random Recollections of Ivy Hockey - by
Elizabeth B. Mulholland
hockey played at
MACH-29: 30
MACH-50: 33-34
MACH-17: 35
MACH-37/38: 19
MACH-37/38: 46
MACH-3: 55
MACH-2:
19,25,32
MACH-22: 47
MACH-29: 15
MACH-3: 15
MACH-32: 53
MACH-8: 14
MACH-55: 6
MACH-56: 107
MACH-59: 142143
MACH-22: 43
MACH-23: 64
MACH-29: 16
MACH-35/36: 161
MACH-49: 25
MACH-21: 55-64
MACH-21: 55-64
MACH-21: 55
MACH-26: 14,61
MACH-10: 11
MACH-14: 13
MACH-17: 67
MACH-22: 206
MACH-26:
16,17,22,24,27,33
,45,49,5456,58,59
IVY, VIRGINIA
MACH-27/28: 41
Random
Recollections of Ivy
Hockey
Terry School
IVY, VIRGINIA
IVY, VIRGINIA
J. B. ANDREWS
GROCERY
STORE
Main Street
J. G. BRILL
COMPANY
JACK JOUETT'S
RIDE
JACKSON
Alexander
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
JACKSON
Andrew
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Andrew
B. Franklin
Cornelia
Davis J.
Delinay
JACKSON
JACKSON
Dr. (Madison County)
Ellard (Dr.)
JACKSON
JACKSON
family
family
by Elizabeth B. Mulholland
location of
MACH-21: 66-64
MACH-55: 126
Leake, Earl C. peddles eggs and chickens
at, ca. 1930
MACH-60: 108109
MACH-37/38: 137
by Virginius Dabney
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
25
Barbour, Philip Pendleton and
Rives, William Cabell appointed Minister to
France by
Albemarle County voters - how did they
regard him as president
free blacks,1833
MACH-30: 19-28
MACH-53: 137
MACH-11:
29,53,55
MACH-19: 30
MACH-3: 71
MACH-30: 26
MACH-32: 47
MACH-4: 44
MACH-51: 121
MACH-52: 71,73
MACH-62: 1
MACH-2: 10
MACH-39: 20
MACH-10: 11,18
MACH-9: 63,71
MACH-8: 65
MACH-39: 78,87
MACH-53:
130,137
MACH-8: 43
JACKSON
JACKSON
Frances
Franklin (Dr.)
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
French
Grean
Henry
JACKSON
Herbert F. (Lt.)
JACKSON
JACKSON
J. A. (Dr.)
John
JACKSON
John A.
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
John A.
John P.
Joseph S.
Josephine M.
Luther Porter
Luther Porter
Manoah
Manoah (Mrs.)
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
JACKSON
JACKSON
Nancy
Nannie Cox
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Otelia L.
R. L.
Richard
Robert
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
30, housekeeper
MACH-53: 130
MACH-39: 78
one of three black students first to enroll in
Lane High School in September 1959 at the
end of massive resistance
MACH-61: 79
MACH-44: 30
MACH-32: 47
Base Hospital 4 in World War I, adjutant to
commanding officer
MACH-59: 8
MACH-39: 30,7778,85,86
MACH-32: 47
Colored Recreation Board member, ca.
1934
MACH-56: 91
African-American youth, contributions to
MACH-56: 93-94,
recreation of, 1930s
109
MACH-32: 47
MACH-32: 47
jubilee singers and
MACH-55: 81n
free blacks and
MACH-55: 39-40
free blacks and - role of in economy
MACH-55: 53
MACH-39: 17
MACH-39: 20
MACH-22: 119
MACH-3: 66
MACH-22: 126
Albemarle Free Black, 1833, mulatto, age
30
MACH-53: 137
MACH-39: 77
MACH-39:
33,35,37,39,40,42
,56,77-79
MACH-2: 67
MACH-32: 47
MACH-1: 10
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Robert
Robert
Robert
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Samuel
Stewart
Thomas
JACKSON
JACKSON
Thomas Jonathan
Thomas Jonathan
JACKSON
Thomas Jonathan
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
A Dissertation on Education in the Form of
a Letter from James Maury to Robert
Jackson, July 17,1762 - edited by Helen
Duprey Bullock
MACH-2: 36-60
MACH-2: 37,39
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
MACH-52: 8
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
24, carpenter
MACH-53: 130
MACH-39: 30
MACH-32: 47
Proffit school children attend unveiling of
MACH-60: 104statue on Court Square, 10/19/1921
105
battle of second Manassas and, 1862
MACH-60: 27
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment receives
favorable comments from
MACH-60: 31
MACH-10: 28-30
MACH-18: 49
Mechum's River manuever
MACH-22: 17-20
MACH-22: 1720,21-22,137140,150,151,195
statue, Charlottesville
MACH-22: 210
Charlottesville - body passes through
MACH-22: 21-22
MACH-23: 58
MACH-25: 26,29
MACH-3:
51,54,64
MACH-30:
31,33,55
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON
JACKSON P.
BURLEY HIGH
SCHOOL
JACKSON P.
BURLEY HIGH
SCHOOL
JACKSON
RIVER
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
Thomas Jonathan
(Stonewall)
W. E.
William
William
William Sr.
William G.
MACH-43: 51-52
MACH-44: 39
statue, Charlottesville - photo: Holsinger
MACH-47: 39
MACH-5: 45
Brown's Gap, march through in 1862
Charlottesville - troops pass through, June
1862
MACH-51: 57
MACH-52:
129,141
statue, Charlottesville - notes about
eulogy for at dedication of Scottsville
monument, 1914
MACH-56: 82
statue of in Charlottesville, unveiling of
MACH-59: 99
MACH-57: 113
MACH-6: 13
Freedman's School, teaches at
family
marriage
MACH-7: 12
MACH-39: 62,77
MACH-31:
17,20,26
MACH-55: 80n
MACH-39: 52
MACH-21: 36,49
desegregation and,
1958
MACH-56: 129
origin and early years
MACH-56: 1-1
MACH-18: 35
JACKSON/LAIR
D MAP
JACKSONIAN
DEMOCRAT
JACKSON'S
BATTERY OF
HORSE
ARTILLERY
JACKSON'S
BATTERY OF
HORSE
ARTILLERY
JACKSON'S
MECHUM RIVER
MANEUVER
JACKSON'S
RIVER
JACOB
JACOB'S
LADDER
JACOBY AND
RAPHAEL
JAEGERS
JAESSON
Charlottesville
Merchants
German rifleman
Alexander
JAESSON
Alexander
JAFFE
JAGER
JAMERSON
Nancy
George O.
Alexander
JAMERSON
JAMERSON
JAMES
JAMES
Alexander
Thomas
Henry
Mr.
See: University of Virginia
MACH-59: 62
MACH-14: 34
MACH-10: 5
MACH-22: 206
MACH-22: 17-20
Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad
Cary F.
terminus of, 1861
MACH-59: 72
MACH-17: 50
MACH-1: 23
University of Virginia, dealings with
MACH-59: 55
MACH-41: 106
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9:
47,50,63,71
University of Virginia sued by for admission
to College of Arts and Sciences, 1969
MACH-60: 69
MACH-17: 50
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9:
47,50,63,71
MACH-9: 47,71
American culture and
MACH-50: 5
MACH-17: 32
JAMES
JAMES
Nelly
Nelly
JAMES
JAMES
JAMES
JAMES
JAMES CITY
(SHIRE)
JAMES CITY
COUNTY
JAMES CITY
COUNTY
JAMES CITY
COUNTY
JAMES CITY
COUNTY
JAMES CITY
COUNTY
JAMES GAVIN
FIELD,
POPULIST
CANDIDATE
FOR THE VICEPRESIDENCY
Norman W.
W. E.
William
William
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
Gibbons, Williams - beneficiary and
executor of
Gibbons, Williams - land to
Confederate service of
MACH-55: 74
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-37/38:
134,135,150,166,
169,179
MACH-54: 90
MACH-27/28: 109
MACH-42: 97
MACH-8: 16,21
MACH-16: 21
MACH-21: 42
Blissland Parish
MACH-8: 27
Carter's Grove*
MACH-13: 26
Carter's Grove*
MACH-35/36: 158
by John H. Moore
MACH-11: 19-36
MACH-1:
14,17,22
MACH-12:
41,42,44
MACH-14: 1,8,14
MACH-19: 11
MACH-2: 21,29
MACH-25: 8,9,2023,33,34,40,46,65
,67
MACH-29: 8,31
MACH-30:
19,61,62,77
MACH-35/36: 125
MACH-4: 18,19
MACH-5: 5,21
MACH-7: 15,34
MACH-8: 713,18,28
MACH-9:
5,8,10,11
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
JAMES RIVER
Civil War
ferry at
fishing in, 1920s
great bend of
mentioned
Seven Days battles
and
JAMES RIVER
tobacco
JAMES RIVER
transportation artery
JAMES RIVER
Warren
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
fear of Union Army advance toward, 2/1863 MACH-60: 34
MACH-35/36: 143
MACH-54: 11
Old, John sold propoert along, 1787
MACH-61: 50
in connection with John Old's iron works
MACH-61: 48,50
Civil War
route for shipping to Richmond from
northwest Albemarle and
MACH-60: 24-25
town of
MACH-61: 5
MACH-21: 65
MACH-53: 135n
Sheridan, General destroys locks
MACH-51: 4
mason's marks along
MACH-57: 58,62
stone mason work on
MACH-57: 62
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA
CANAL
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
CLARION
(SCOTTSVILLE
NEWSPAPER)
JAMES RIVER
COMPANY
JAMES RIVER
RUNNERS, A
CANOE LIVERY
JAMES SPRUNT
STUDIES
JAMESON
A. H.
Confederate troops using - wounded
transported to Scottsville, 1862
MACH-57: 76
MACH-14:
6,13,59
MACH-15: 27
MACH-35/36:
34,70,97,113,118
Long, Armistead Lindsay chief engineer
MACH-48: 55
Miller, Samuel owns bonds of
MACH-57: 117
Brady, John W. and
MACH-50: 88
MACH-4: 18
MACH-42: 19
Vol. XXIV, No.2, 1941
MACH-2: 67
MACH-23: 57
JAMESON
JAMESON
JAMESON
Alexander C.
Alexander H.
family
JAMESON
Hannah
JAMESON
Mary
JAMESON
JAMESON
Nathan
Samuel
JAMESON
JAMESON
JAMESON
JAMESON'S
GAP
(ALBEMARLE
COUNTY)
JAMESSON
JAMESSON
JAMESTOWN,
VIRGINIA
JAMESTOWN,
VIRGINIA
JAMESTOWN,
VIRGINIA
JAMESTOWN,
VIRGINIA
JAMIESON
JAMISON
JANAUSCHEK
T.
Thomas
Thomas (Dr.)
Duke, Henry Sr.
John
David
Madame
JANE
Duke family
JANE (SLAVE)
Brown, Bezaleel
marriage
MACH-9:
47,50,63,71
MACh-21: 36,51
MACH-24: 46
MACH-9:
50,54,71
MACH-9:
50,63,71
MACH-9:
44,46,71
MACH-9: 54,71
Anderson Brothers Book Store operated by MACH-58: 13n
MACH-9: 47,71
MACH-8: 60,66
MACH-8: 60
MACH-5: 57
MACH-5: 57
Samuel
Samuel, Jr.
MACH-13: 23
350th Anniversary celebration - Albemarle
County Historical Society exhibit
MACH-48: 116
MACH-9: 5,8
sheriff of
Blue Ridge Mountain Tract, purchase of
slave of
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
MACH-59: 87
MACH-2: 20
MACH-49: 68
MACH-31: 11
MACH-59:
102,104
MACH-61: 7
JANE (SLAVE)
JANE AND
GARLICK
JANE C.
JOHNSON
MISSIONARY
CIRCLE
JANE EYRE
(NOVEL)
JANETTE
JANNEY
JANVIER
JANVIER
JANVIER
JANVIER
JAPAN
JAPAN
Brown, Bezaleel
MACH-39:
48,53,81
John
John
Juliet Gilmore (Mrs.)
Meredith
Meredith
Meredith
JAPAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
Blake, Mary Scott
Parker and
family
H. D.
H. D.
JARMAN
H. D.
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
J.
J. D.
James
James Edwin
James Edwin (Mrs.)
John
M. B.
Mary Ann (18071888)
Mr.
JARMAN
JARMAN
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
MACH-61: 7
by Robert Hill Kean and Jefferson Randolph
Kean
MACH-42: 41-90
Ridgeway*, owner of
Gilman School, Baltimore, teaches at
married Sarah (Sally) Minor)
Gale Hill*, photos taken of
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - bookeeper
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - work at
Valentine, Robert and
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
married William T. Brown (1799-1876)
MACH-3: 22,23
MACH-8: 66
MACH-44: 33
MACH-48: 90n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-48: 81n
MACH-26: 15
MACH-8: 52
MACH-57: 45
MACH-24: 46
MACH-53: 111
MACH-53: 85
MACH-53: 9798,103-104
MACH-22: 190
MACH-9: 16
MACH-21: 28
MACH-11: 62
MACH-11: 62
MACH-9: 63,71
MACH-9: 17
MACH-61: 6
MACH-6: 44
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN
JARMAN'S GAP
JARMAN'S GAP
JARMAN'S GAP
JARMAN'S GAP
JARMAN'S
INCORPORATE
D (PRINTING
AND
STATIONERY)
JARMON
JARMON
JARMON
JARRATT
JAY
JAY
JAY
JAY
JAY
Thomas
William
William P.
William P. (Capt.)
Blue Ridge Mountains, road built across
Blue Ridge Mountains, passage through
road closed across mountain, l937
D. M.
H. D.
H. D.
Devereux
George
John
John
John
John
JAYCEES
JAYNE
Sears
JAYNE
JEAN
JEFFERIES
JEFFERIES
JEFFERIES
JEFFERIES
JEFFERIES
JEFFERS
JEFFERSON
Sears
William
Harriet C.
Mary (Mrs. Wm.)
R. (Mrs.)
William
William
William
Anna Scott
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Madison, James comments on
public housing, position on, 1967
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia - membership in
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia - comments on, 1960
Hemings, Daniel and
MACH-6: 44
MACH-51: 57
MACH-9: 17
MACH-23: 54
MACH-12: 41,42
MACH-22: 58,142
MACH-51: 57,58
MACH-51: 87
MACH-3: 70
MACH-53: 130
MACH-14: 43
MACH-9: 76
MACH-25: 65
MACH-6: 44
MACH-15: 25
MACH-19: 44
MACH-3: 73
MACH-51: 129
MACH-56: 148149
MACH-56: 12
MACH-56: 2
MACH-9: 56,71
MACH-23: 57
MACH-19: 49
MACH-23: 57
MACH-19: 49
MACH-23: 57
MACH-5: 71
MACH-55: 110
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
family
family
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-4: 58
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
family
Isaac
Isaac
Isham R.
Jane
Jane Randolph
John Garland
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Joseph
Maria Eppes
Martha
Martha
Martha
Martha
JEFFERSON
Martha Wayles
Skelton (Mrs.
Thomas)(1748-1782)
MACH-15: 16,25
JEFFERSON
Martha Wayles
Skelton (Mrs.
Thomas)(1748-1782)
MACH-3: 27
JEFFERSON
Martha Wayles
Skelton (Mrs.
Thomas)(1748-1782) Monticello, buried at
MACH-51: 124
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Martha Wayles
Skelton (Mrs.
Thomas)(1748-1782) father's estate and
Mary
Mary
Mary
Monticello, buried at
MACH-55: 97
MACH-32: 79
MACH-40: 30
MACH-51: 124
represented by R. T. W. Duke, Sr. in dispute
over burial ground
MACH-59: 110
MACH-45: 26
Jefferson, Thomas, former slave of
MACH-53: 138
Fluvanna County resident
MACH-10: 35
MACH-40: 30
MACH-40: 29,30
MACH-4: 13
MACH-31:
11,27,30
MACH-30: 63
MACH-32: 79
MACH-41: 43
MACH-43: 2,3
Clifton* and
MACH-48: 75n
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Mary Ann (Mrs.
Isham R.)
Nellie
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Peter
Peter
JEFFERSON
Peter
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Peter
Peter
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter (Mrs.)
estate of
Jefferson, Thomas and - surveying taught
to
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - neighbor of
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - attends during
final illness
Virginia, map of made with Joshua Fry
Fry, Joshua - map of Virginia made with
Tuckahoe*, moves family there in 1745
estate of
education of
Cabell, William (Dr.) - compared with
mentioned as early setler moving to
Albemarle from the east
Walker, Thomas (Dr.) - relationships with
MACH-10: 35
MACH-39: 39,53
MACH-1: 9,15
MACH-13: 23
MACH-14: 4,8
MACH-2: 38
MACH-21: 65
MACH-22: 68
MACH-25: 61
MACH-29: 18
MACH-3: 73,74
MACH-35/36: 127
MACH-40:
29,30,39
MACH-42: 8
MACH-5:
5,6,7,9,13,15,16,2
0,79
MACH-50: 31
MACH-52: 24
MACH-52: 24
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 42
MACH-52: 9
MACH-60: 83
MACH-60: 87-88
MACH-61: 27
MACH-61: 58
MACH-7: 24
MACH-8: 11,12
MACH-29: 15
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Peter F.
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
inventiveness at Monticello
Fossett, Joe manumitted by
Summary View of the Rights of British
America
account book
will of
United States, President of
United States, President of
papers of - Alderman Library, U.Va.
photostats
United States, President of
papers of - Massachusetts Historical
Society
MACH-42: 5
MACH-2: 62
MACH-5: 51
MACH-6: 43
MACH=51: 108
MACH=53: 125
MACH-1: 10
MACH-1: 26,30
MACH-1: 29
MACH-1: 9,10,1518,25-30
MACH-10: 25
MACH-10: 25
MACH-11:
18,29,37,3942,45,46,49,53,54
MACH-11: 40
papers of - Alderman Library - U.Va.
Massachusetts Historical Society (microfilm) MACH-11: 40
correspondence
MACH-11: 41
MACH-12:
United States, President of
22,40,41,43-49
Mr. Jefferson Comes Home - ed. by
William E. Stokes, Jr.
MACH-12: 46-49
papers of - Library of Congress
MACH-12: 47
MACH-13: 113,16-22,24,5762,67
United States, President of
Papers of Thomas Jefferson - Julian P.
Boyd, ed.
MACH-13: 21,22
Secretary of State
MACH-13: 3
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Minister to France
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
botany, comments on
botanic garden at University of Virginia
papers of - Alderman Library, U.Va.
photostats
farm book
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
United States, President of
papers of - Library of Congress
papers of - Alderman Library, U.Va.
photostats
Minister to France
farm book
United States, President of
Reminiscences of Thomas Jefferson - by
Martha Jefferson Randolph
papers of - Library of Congress
illustrations
nails and - Mr. Jefferson's Nails - by James
A. Bear, Jr.
account book
United States, President of
Madison, James - relationship with - Two of
a Size - by Irving Brant
Secretary of State
signature - on the minutes of UVa. Board
of Visitors (photo)
Papers of Thomas Jefferson - Julian P.
Boyd, ed.
MACH-13: 3
MACH-13:
58,60,62
MACH-13: 60,61
MACH-13: 67
MACH-13: 71
MACH-14:
2,4,26,49,52-59
MACH-14: 52,59
MACH-14: 52,59
MACH-14: 55
MACH-14: 61
MACH-15:
16,17,19-27,2934,36-43
MACH-15: 33
MACH-15: 33,34
MACH-16: 40
MACH-16: 47-52
MACH-16: 51,52
MACH-16: 518,40,41,45,47,51
MACH-16: 5-19
MACH-16: 6
MACH-16: opp.
p.16
MACH-17: 17
MACH-17: 549,52-59,61-65,70
MACH-17: 63
MACH-18: 5,6,822,24-31,33,41
MACH-19: 6,7,911,13,15,16,18,2124,26,44
MACH-19:
7,10,18
MACH-19: opp.
p.16
MACH-2: 3739,62,65
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
United States, President of
statues - by Alexander Galt
JEFFERSON
Thomas
United States, President of
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
United States, President of
Papers of Thomas Jefferson - Julian P.
Boyd, ed.
JEFFERSON
Thomas
portrait
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
United States, President of
Thomas Jefferson and His Unknown Brother
Randolph - publ. by Tracy W. McGregor
Library
MACH-2: 62
Thomas Jefferson Visits England and Buys
a Harpsichord (article)
MACH-2: 63
papers of - Alderman Library, U.Va.
photostats
MACH-2: 68
MACH-21: 14,16descriptions
17,18
gossip concerning
MACH-21: 15
reading habits
MACH-21: 15
University of Virginia and - sites for
University of Virginia
MACH-21: 5
Charlottesville and the University: A
Jeffersonian View - by William H. Wranek MACH-21: 5-12
Albemarle County Court House - practiced
law at
MACH-21: 68
Cooper, Dr. Thomas, letters to
MACH-21: 7,8-11
MACH-22:
68,118,124,127,2
02
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
MACH-23: 5-34
MACH-24: 28
MACH-24: 5,6,810,14,17,30,38,39
,5659,62,63,65,66
MACH-26: 16,56
MACH-27/28: 117118
MACH-27/28: 117118
MACH-27/28: 117118
MACH-27/28:
15,38,52,53,5558,69,72,75,93,99
,100,105,106,109,
112
MACH-29:
11,12,1719,24,31,37,46,47
,52
Thomas
Thomas
MACH-3:
17,18,20,21,2628,30,31,70-79,86
MACH-3: 70
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
account book
fee book
University of Virginia and - financing
construction of
papers of
sculpture
Save Mr. Jefferson's Bust! An Albemarle
Petition of 1827 (Article)
bust of - Save Mr. Jefferson's Bust! An
Albemarle Petition of 1827" (Article)
United States, President of
Minister to France
MACH-23: 36
MACH-23: 36,3740,42,43
MACH-23: 37
MACH-30: 1013,20,23,25,62,66
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
John Marshall Renders His Opinion of Mr.
Jefferson (Article)
MACH-30: 15-18
MACH-31: 78,8287,91,94,99
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
death of - The Last Few Days in the Life of
Thomas Jeferson by James A Bear, Jr.
MACH-32: 63-79
Last Few Days in the Life of Thomas
Jefferson, The - by James A. Bear, Jr.
MACH-32: 63-80
Burwell (servant)
MACH-32: 70,75
MACH-32:
servants
70,75,77
MACH-32:
slaves and slavery
70,75,77
burial
MACH-32: 78
MACH-33/34: 128
Mr. Jefferson's Grandchildren - by George MACH-33/34: 163Green Shackelford
172
grandchildren - Mr. Jefferson's
MACH-33/34: 163Grandchildren by George
GreenShackelford
172
MACH-35/36:
16,46,66,127,146,
149,150,153
MACH-37/38:
7,20-23,28,3139,41-49,231-250
MACH-39: 1
Reminiscences of Thomas Jefferson - by
Martha Jefferson Randolph
MACH-4: 5
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
United States, President of
account book
papers of - Library of Congress
MACH-4: 5-17,1923,26,41-51,57,58
MACH-4: 57
MACH-4: 58
JEFFERSON
Thomas
JEFFERSON
Thomas
University of Virginia and - The Rotunda
That Was Not Built: Mr. Jefferson's Pet Cast
in Iron - by Omer Allen Gianniny
MACH-40: 63-88
MACH-41:
9,18,20,2526,29,31,33-34
passim,61,85,106
,137,140
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
slaves and slavery
will of
education, comments on
writings inspire E.A. Coleman
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
University of Virginia and
firewood and
forest fires
building construction
sawmill
JEFFERSON
Thomas
forests and
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
gardening and
papermaking and
brickmaking, comments on
sugaring, comments about
fruit trees and
forest conservation and
botany, comments on
nursery
Mazzei, Philip and
winemaking
architecture and
MACH-42:
25,28,41-42,91,99
MACH-43: 1-14
MACH-43: 3-4,5
MACH-43: 41
MACH-44: 11
MACH-44: 20
n.18, 21 n.25
MACH-44: 3
MACH-45
MACH-45: 26
MACH-45: 27,28
MACH-45: 28
MACH-45:
28,34,35,52
MACH-45:
29,34,35,39
MACH-45: 30
MACH-45: 30
MACH-45: 31
MACH-45: 33
MACH-45: 33
MACH-45: 34
MACH-45: 35
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Bache, Dr. William and - Thomas
Jefferson's Neighbors: Hore Browse Trist of
Birdwood* and Dr. William Bache of
Franklin* by Jane F. Wells
Trist, Hore Browse and - Thomas
Jefferson's Neighbors: Hore Browse Trist of
Birdwood* and Dr. William Bache of
Franklin* by Jane F. Wells
Thomas Jefferson's Bookmarks Thomas
Jefferson's Neighbors, Hore Browse Trist of
Birdwood* and Dr. William Bache of
Franklin* - by Jane F. Wells
political appointments
Charlottesville praised in letter to Dr.
Thomas Cooper
papers of - Alderman Library, U.Va.
photostats
Albemarle County Historical Society wreath placed at tomb on birthday
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Albemarle County Court House - portrait
hung by Albemarle County Historical Society
postage stamp - Albemarle County
Historical Society opposes wording of
Brant, Irving, article on Jefferson by
Jefferson, Cabell and the University of
Virginia - by John S. Patton
Cochran's Mill and
Clifton*and
county government reforms
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Thomas
United States, President of
garden book
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Thomas Jefferson and His Unknown Brother
Randolph - publ. by Tracy W. McGregor
Library
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MACH-50: 1,2,29Notes on the State of Virginia
30,50
property of
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Wirt, William, correspondence with on
overseers
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record keeping
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Bacon, Edmund and
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Thomas
Washington, George, correspondence with
farming and
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Thomas
Monticello* and
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overseers and
death of
architecture and - New Discoveries on the
Architectural Drawings of Thomas Jefferson
by Christina Hough
architecture and - Virginia and
Jefferson, Peter and - surveying learned
from
surveying talents of
Thomas Jefferson, Architect - by Fiske
Kimball
Notes on the Establishment of a Money Unit
and of a Coinage for the United States
weights and measures, comments on
Hamilton, William, correspondence with
Albemarle Iron Works and
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Thomas
Thomas
Peale, Charles Wilson, correspondence with MACH-50: 6
agriculture and
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Thomas
Coles, Edward and - corrrspondence with
on slavery
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Thomas
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Thomas
slaves and slavery
property of - sale of
death of - Central Gazette, reported in
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Thomas
Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
Memoirs, Correspondence and Miscellanies
from the Papers of Thomas Jefferson James Alexander and printing of
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science in America, views on
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MACH-51: 104Notes on the State of Virginia
5,105-6
natural history, study of
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paleontologist
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Thomas
weather and
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Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
meteorology, study of
Albemarle Agricultural Society and
American Philosophical Society and
National Intelligencer and
Smith, Margaret Bayard and
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Thomas
University of Virginia and - student riots and MACH-51: 122-23
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
Thomas
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Thomas
grave of
Madison, James - comments about
Jefferson
Randolph, Benjamin Franklin is grandson of
of
Science and Popular Culture in Jefferson's
Virginia - by James O. Breeden
papers of
smallpox vaccination
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - ward of
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Thomas
Philadelphia, leaves because of yellow fever
slaves and slavery
Tuckahoe*, boyhood at
Perry, John M. and
window designs of
Rives, Judith Walker and
Rives, William Cabell was student of
guests of
Rives family, visits to
religion and
University of Virginia and - chapel
University of Virginia and - The Lawn,
design for south end of
Scott, Robert, family of and
Lafayette visits, 1824
The Farm* and
Randolph, Ann Cary is granddaughter of
Stack, Gerald, comment regarding
violin and
Farley, Daniel and
Scott, James, books sold to
Hemings, Eston said to be son of
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Thomas
Scott, Robert, family of and
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
Randolph, Ellen Wayles is granddaughter of MACH-55: 119n
MACH-55: 17,36Christ Episcopal Church and
37
Episcopal ministry, pledges support for
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estate of - auction of - photo of poster
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estate of - auction of
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Bell, Thomas and
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Tufton* - owned by
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mentioned
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article about in Studies in Bibliography
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117,123
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Thomas
Roman classicism and
Cherry Valley*, trees possibly given to be
planted at
University of Virginia and - religion and
education, comments on - practical
application of educational experiences,
beliefs on
Duke, R. T. W. Jr., pride of for
East Tennessee College - writes to about
his concept of a university
MACH-56: 84
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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MACH-59: 31University of Virginia - ideas in designing of 37,43,48,50-56
report to Rockfish Gap Commission about
hoteld at University of Virginia
MACH-59: 35
Walker, Dr. Thomas, friend of
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Duke, Richard invited to be first proctor at
University of Virginia
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United States, President of
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University of Virginia, founding of
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University of Virginia of the 1960s compared
with his ideals
MACH-60: 48
Cabell, Joseph, letter from, 1/18/1819 quotation about preserving Central College
in House debate
MACH-60: 81
Tazewell, Littlwton Waller, letter to, 1/5/1805
- quotation about education
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Adams, John, letter to10/28/1813 - quotation
about natural aristocracy
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Thomas
natural aristocracy in government - views on MACH-60: 81
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Thomas
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Thomas
education - views on
Cabell, Joseph Carrington - relationships
with
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
Bill for the More General Diffusion of
Knowledge submitted to Virginia General
Assembly, 1783
education of
William and Mary College - appointed Visitor
to, 1799
Geneva College, Switzerland - Jefferson
trys to recruit its entire faculty, 1795
Charlottesville grammar school - fails to
form one, 1783
Priestley, Joseph (Dr.) - letter to about
desire to establish a university in Virginia,
1800
Fitzhugh, Richard visited by, 1809
Albemarle Academy and
Sage of Monticello - often referred to as
retirement of to Monticello - comments
about
Sully, Thomas - portrait done by
Carr, Peter, letter to about views on public
school system
William and Mary College - natural history
museum at opposed by
Cabell, Joseph Carrington urged to
correspond with Thomas Cooper, 1809
Rivanna Company and locks on his land,
1813
letter writing of
Central College - proposed to add a wing to
for deaf and dumb - reaction to
Ward Schools - plan for
Central College - named to first Board of
Visitors, 1816
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education bill in legislature - Cabell, Joseph
c. - correspondence with concerning, 1817
federal constitution - views about
iron ore tract and John Wilkinson - offers
opinio about, ca. 1767
Lancaster, Pensylvania - records of trips
between Albemarle and in 1776 and 1783
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
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Thomas
iron mines in Albemarle - reference to, 1781
Old, John - referencve of transaction
between, 1779
Walker, Thomas (Dr.) was guardian of
Notes on the State of Virginia published in
1781
role in formation of the Democratic
Republican political party, mid 1790s
wins 77.3 % of Virginia presidential vote vs.
John Adams in 1800
maps - relating to division of Fluvanna from
Albemarle photo
maps - relating to division of Fluvanna from
Albemarle
Unpublished Thomas Jefferson Map, with a
Petition for the Division of Fluvanna from
Albemarle County - 1777 ed. and intro. by
William H. Gaines, Jr.
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Thomas
United States, President of
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Thomas
Thomas
United States, President of
United States, President of
JEFFERSON
Thomas (1743-18260 portrait of
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Jefferson fails in attempt to interest him in
Washington, George buying stock in educational scheme, 1795
William
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William
Writings of Thomas
Jefferson
Writings of Thomas
Jefferson
Writings of Thomas
Jefferson
Writings of Thomas
Jefferson
JEFFERSON
Writings of Thomas
Jefferson
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Thomas
JEFFERSON
AND MUSIC
JEFFERSON
AUDITORIUM
JEFFERSON
AUDITORIUM
JEFFERSON
AUDITORIUM
JEFFERSON
AUDITORIUM
JEFFERSON
BICENTENNIAL,
1943
JEFFERSON
BICENTENNIAL,
1943
Lipscomb and Bergh, eds.
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39,58,79
Lipscomb and Bergh, eds.
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37,39,40
Lipscomb and Bergh, eds.
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Lipscomb and Bergh, eds.
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23,43,47,MACH9: 7,12
Lipscomb and Bergh, eds.
Albemarle County voters - how did they
regard him as president
talk by Mrs. Helen D. Bullock, Jr.
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MACH-1: 42
MACH-13: 46
photo: (ca. 1905)
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The Theatre in Charlottesville - by Richard
E. Waddell
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Rawlings Institute, commencement at
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MACH-4: 57
JEFFERSON
CAFE
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA (NOW
W.VA)
JEFFERSON
DAVIS
HIGHWAY
JEFFERSON
FELLOW
JEFFERSON
GUARD
JEFFERSON
HIGHWAY
Shiflett, Lula, site of murder of
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18,22,62
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in Virginia highway system
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MACH-14: 63
MACH-35/36:
36,108,110
in Virginia highway system
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JEFFERSON
HOTEL
JEFFERSON
JOURNAL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSON
JOURNAL
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSON
MADISON
REGIONAL
LIBRARY
SYSTEM
JEFFERSON
MADISON
REGIONAL
LIBRARY
SYSTEM
JEFFERSON
MADISON
REGIONAL
LIBRARY
SYSTEM
JEFFERSON
MADISON
REGIONAL
LIBRARY
SYSTEM
JEFFERSON
MILL
JEFFERSON
MOUNTAIN
Court Square; Monticello Hotel later
occupied site of
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brief history of
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Times of Charlottesville and
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MACH-37/38:
13,15
photo: (old Federal Bldg.)
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MACH-47: 39
Shadwell, located near
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JEFFERSON
NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
BICENTENARY
COMMITTEE
JEFFERSON
NATIONAL
BANK
JEFFERSON
PARK
JEFFERSON
PARK
JEFFERSON
PARK - FRY'S
SPRING LINE
JEFFERSON
PARK
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
MACH-4: 57
MACH-37/38:
118,154
map of area (ca. 1890)
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MACH-37/38:
103,124,125,126,
145,147,153,166
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MACH-12: 7
MACH-37/38:
74,78,80,81,99,10
1
map: (March 1897); plat of lands owned
near Fry's Spring
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MACH-12: 7
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18,19,26,28
photo:
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MACH-37/38:
78,80,81,84,94,10
4,107,125,145
constructed 1892
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JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
PARK HOTEL
AND LAND
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
JEFFERSON
RIVER
JEFFERSON
SCHOOL FOR
BOYS
JEFFERSON
SCHOOL FOR
BOYS
JEFFERSON
SCHOOL OF
COMMERCE
MACH-33/34:
17,19,22,25,26,28
MACH-37/38: 74
Jefferson Park Hotel built by
MACH-56: 115
mentioned
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Fry's Spring, development at
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MACH-13: 20
MACH-31: 27-28
Johnson, James G. and
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MACH-6: 55
JEFFERSON
THEATER
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON
THEATRE
JEFFERSON,
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
VIRGINIA
JEFFERSON,
WAR AND
PEACE, 17761783
JEFFERSONIA
JEFFERSONIAN
JEFFERSONIAN
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
comments about
ca. 1930s
MACH-60:
111,111n
MACH-13: 47-49
MACH-3: 71
MACH-31:
17,28,29,30
MACH-37/38:
139,141
arts in Charlottesville and
MACH-51: 74
orchestra of
MACH-54: 11
slaves of
advertisements for sale of by executors
University of Virginia
and
view on religion at
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment at, August,
Civil War
1862
by Marie Kimball
MACH-58: 78,78n
MACH-58: 30
MACH-60: 27
MACH-8: 83
MACH-5: 74,75
MACH-13: 18,20
MACH-16: 7
MACH-1: 36,37
MACH-12: 1-3
MACH-13: 11
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
MACH-14:
26,27,36,3941,43,44
MACH-17: 58
MACH-19: 4145,47-49,51-53,55
MACH-23: 45
MACH-3: 7476,79
MACH-31: 14
MACH-7: 50
MACH-8: 55
MACH-9: 29
Alexander, James
articles by
MACH-48: 123
auctions
advertisements for
MACH-58: 81,84
Charlottesville
Intelligencer
absorbed by
MACH-50: 76
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONIAN
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
JEFFERSONMADISON
REGIONAL
LIBRARY
JEFFERSON'S
ALBEMARLE:
HISTORY OF
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA,17271819
JEFFERSON'S
GARDEN AT
MONTICELLO
JEFFERSONTO
N
JEFFERY
Civil War
activities during
historical notes
MACH-50: 75,76
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Lindsay, James
Hubert
bought by
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marriage abstracts
1820-1859
MACH-21: 25-53
Monticello Guard
news about
MACH-50: 110
Valentine, T. J.
publisher
MACH-53: 95
memories and history
of the area
preserved at
Richard
MACH-60: 112
by William Minor Dabney
MACH-48: 124
talk by Dr. Edwin Betts
MACH-3: 77
MACH-25: 25
MACH-35/36:
32,104
JEFFESRSON
Thomas
JEFFESRSON
JEFFREYS
JEFFREYS
Thomas
G. W.
George W.
JEFFRIES
Elizabeth
JEFFRIES
JEFFRIES
JEFFRIES
JEFFRIES
James M. (Dr.)
James M. (Dr.)
Mary Ann
V. B.
JEFFRIES
JEFFRIES
JEFFRIES
JEMISON
JEMISON
JENA, BATTLE
OF
JENETTA
(SLAVE)
JENKINS
JENKINS
JENKINS
JENKINS
JENKINS
JENKINS EAR,
WAR OF
JENNAN
JENNAN
JENNER
JENNIE
COOPER (A
HORSE)
Virginius
William
William
E. Lloyd (Rev.)
William A.
Hemings, Sally and
MACH-60: 85
United States Military Academy founded by,
1802
MACH-60: 85
MACH-31: 108
MACH-11: 41
Scottsville property sold to T. E. Bruce, 1919
Confederate General Hospital, Scottsville,
supervisor in charge, 1862-63
Scottsville property owned by 1863-1869
marriage
mentioned
Scottsville property obtained from James M.
Jeffries, 1869
University of Virginia hotel F and, 1868
MACH-57: 83n
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MACH-57: 83n
MACH-21: 26,50
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MACH-9: 16
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MACH-9: 18
MACH-7: 29
advertised for auction, 1826
Confederate soldier
family
J. M.
John
Sheree Ford
Thomas
William
Edward
Shenandoah National Park land and
folk ballads of
Shenandoah National Park lands, home in
treatment of smallpox
MACH-58: 76
MACH-22: 122
MACH-49: 55n,64
MACH-49: 49
MACH-49: 59
MACH-39: 45
MACH-16: 23
MACH-5: 57
MACH-5: 57
MACH-52: 35
MACH-20: 60
JENNINGS
JENNINGS
JENNINGS
JENNINGS
JENNIS
Braxton
Evie
Mr.
Robert F.
William
JENNY (SLAVE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERDONE
(JORDONE,
JOURDONE)
JERICHO
JERSEY
SPRING CREEK
JERUSALEM,
VIRGINIA
JESSAMINE (BY
MARION
HARLAND)
(NOVEL)
Brown, Bezaleel
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto,
blacksmith
family - free blacks
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-20: 31
MACH-44: 8
MACH-9: 64
MACH-61: 7
family
MACH-29: 10
Francis
MACH-29:
8,10,16,20
Francis
Walker, Dr. Thomas and - trade with
MACH-52: 2n
Francis
Walker, Dr. Thomas and
MACH-52: 8
Francis, Jr.
MACH-29:
8,11,17
Sarah (Macon)
MACH-29: 16
MACH-26: 39
Mount Fair* property runs through
early name for
Courtland
57th Virginia Infantry and, 1862
MACH-61: 12
MACH-60: 21
MACH-20: 68,69
JESSE SCOUTS
JESSUP
JESUS, LOVER
OF MY SOUL
(HYMN)
JETER
JETER
JEWELS
JEWISH
ARCHIVES
MACH-3: 36
E. T.
J. B. (of Richmond)
Mary G.
JITNEY BUSES
JITTERBUG
(DANCE)
JOBLIN
JOHN
Young Ladies Institute, reference for
Publications of Hebrew Union College,
Cincinnati
A Brief History of the Jewish Community in
Charlottesville and Albemarle - by Nancy
E. Willner
JEWISH
COMMUNITY
JEWISH
COMMUNITY
JEWISH
COMMUNITY
JEWISH
SYNAGOGUE
JEWISH
WELFARE
BOARD
JIAMSON
JIAMSON
JIM (SLAVE)
JINNY (SLAVE)
photo: (1/19/1906)in group of Confederate
veterans
American Jewish Society for Service
Baptist Central Women's College supports effort to bring to Charlottesville
MACH-22: 190
MACH-26: 19
MACH-53: 36
MACH-23: 57
MACH-24: 11
MACH-9: 76
MACH-40: 1-24
MACH-40: 20
MACH-54: 61
MACH-33/34: 152
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assistance
to chaplains
Hannah
Samuel
Brown, William T.
Thomas
Monticello* slave
advertisements for auction of
owned by - at Mt. Fair
gravestone of
MACH-59: 24
MACH-9:
50,54,71
MACH-9: 54,71
MACH-58: 76
MACH-61: 8
MACH-37/38:
162,164
MACH-42: 36
MACH-5: 30
MACH-61: 16
JOHN
ARMSTRONG
CHALONER'S
MOVIES FOR
THE FARMERS
JOHN B.
MINOR'S CIVIL
WAR DIARY
JOHN BARBEE
MINOR: THE
EARLY YEARS
JOHN
BARLEYCORN
JOHN BOWIE
STRANGE
CAMP UCV
Duke, R. T. W. Sr.
JOHN BROWN
SCHOOL
JOHN COLES
AND COMPANY
JOHN H.B.
LATROBE AND
HIS TIMES, 18031891 (BOOK)
JOHN
MARSHALL
RENDERS HIS
OPINION OF
MR.
JEFFERSON
(ARTICLE)
JOHN MOORE
OF ALBEMARLE
by RoderickR. Ingram
MACH-53: 59-70
edited by Anne Freudenberg and John
Casteen
MACH-22: 45-56
by Henry D. Reck
MACH-12: 24-38
MACH-27/28: 97
organization of and
Lucas, Paul, school of, ca.1870
MACH-59: 98
MACH=55:
80n,86
MACH-5: 33
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 19
MACH-30: 15-18
by Clarence Leslie Hewitt, Jr.
MACH-30: 68-91
JOHN NORTON
AND SON OF
LONDON
(MERCHANTS)
JOHN OF
GAUNT
JOHN PATTEN
EMMET
JOHN
RANDOLPH: A
CHARACTER
SKETCH (BY
DABNEY)
JOHN SMITH
MAP
JOHNS
JOHNS
JOHNS
JOHNS
JOHNS
Jay Winston
Jay Winston
Jay Winston
John
John
JOHNS
JOHNS
JOHNS
John (Rt. Rev.)
John (Rt. Rev.)
Margaretta S.
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Absalom
Alexander
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Alexander
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew (Pres.)
Andrew (Pres.)
Ann
MACH-1: 10,13
MACH-24: 47
by B. F. D. Runk
MACH-13: 54-67
MACH-33/34: 56
MACH-9: 8
MACH-1: 50
MACH-2: 61
MACH-3: 85
MACH-35/36: 171
MACH-5: 19
MACH-33/34:
152,152 n.28
MACH-8: 29
MACH-35/36: 171
Missouri, emigarted to with Edmund Bacon
United States, President of
Duke, R. T. W., Sr. granted pardon by
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. pardoned by
MACH-50: 18
MACH-5: 41
MACH-9:
13,20,21
MACH-23: 57
MACH-3: 83
MACH-6: 7
MACH-7: 17
MACH-59: 104
MACH-59: 104
MACH-9: 65
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
B. L.
Ben
Ben
Benjamin
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Benjamin
Bradley T. (Mrs.)
Bradley Tyler
Bushrod
Bushrod
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Chapman
Chapman
Chapman
Chapman
Chapman
Chocteau
Col.
Col.
JOHNSON
Cornelia
JOHNSON
Cornelia
JOHNSON
Cornelia
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Cornelia
David W.
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Docia B
DuBois
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Edward
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
author :"A Memoir of Joseph E. Johnston"
Division (Civil War)
University of Virginia, student riots at
Jefferson, Thomas, letter from
Cabell, Joseph C. - correspondence about
French Foreigh Legion in World War I and
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2001
MACH-9: 16
MACH-3: 45
MACH-40: 28
MACH-6: 50
MACH-9:
49,55,59,60,61
MACH-3: 85
MACH-16: 44
MACH-22: 13
MACH-22: 19
MACH-23:
8,26,27,31
MACH-51: 123
MACH-54: 85
MACH-60: 89
MACH-8: 72
MACH-57: 5n
MACH-3: 58
MACH-8: 57,58
MACH-56: iii
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: iii
MACH-59iii
MACH-35/36: 16
MACH-39:
62,68,81
MACH-39: 55
MACH-22:
124,127,130
MACH-41: 100
MACH-6: 57
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Elizabeth (Mrs.)
F. E. (Rev.)
family
family
Fanny J.
Floyd E.
Floyd E.
Floyd E.
Frank
George
appointed first black admissions officer at
University of Virginia
marriage
Magruder, Evalina associated with
MACH-60: 56
MACH-39: 63
MACH-1: 20
MACH-18: 43
MACH-21: 29,50
MACH-3: 75
MACH-46: 64,80
MACH-58: 1
MACH-39: 60
MACH-50: 98
JOHNSON
Monticello Guard, member of
Charlottesville Recreation Board, temporary
George L.
association with, 1933
MACH-56: 89-91
George T.
MACH-1: 36
Gideon (Capt.)
MACH-10: 35
Gregory A.
Notes on Ilustrations
MACH-35/36: 5
Gregory A.
Notes on Ilustrations
MACH-37/38: 5
MACH-29:
Hugh
33,44,45
J. Festus
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - strike at
MACH-53: 106
J. Festus
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - work at
MACH-53: 80-81
Greek Community Center, assistance
James G.
provided to
MACH-54: 18
James G.
City Beautiful movement
MACH-56: 84,85
James Gibson
MACH-4: 60
James Gibson
MACH-5: 84
James Gibson
MACH-7: 21
James R.
MACH-21: 36,52
MACH-39:
Jane C.
39,53,81
John
of Armand's Legion
MACH-6: 44
The University Memorial: Biographical
John Lipscomb (Rev.) Sketches...
MACH-48: 41
JOHNSON
John Lipscomb (Rev.) Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty at
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
MACH-53: 56
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
John R. (of Georgia) 1862
Joseph
Joseph
Governor of Virginia
Joseph
MACH-57:
91,92,93,98
MACH-17: 68
MACH-43: 49
MACH-5: 40,42
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Joseph
Kittie
Lewis
Lt. Col.
M.
Martha
Martha
MACH-9: 1315,19,21-30,34-40
MACH-39: 20,81
MACH-9: 65
MACH-22: 108
MACH-9: 18
MACH-58: 18
MACH-58: 20
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Mary
Mary
Matilda B.
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Michael
Milton
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Nathan (Prof.)
Ossian
Ossian
Ossian
Peachie C.
R.
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Reed
Richard
bead lady, joined in 1969
relatives of join bead ladies, ca. 1971
medical prowess rewarded by House of
Burgesses
marriage
author: "The Price of Discontent"
Virginia clergyman
University of Virginia Proctor, 1865
first black faculty member at the University
of Virginia, 1967
negro leader
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
watermark research with John Cook Wyllie
MACH-52: 36
MACH-9: 44,53
MACH-21: 39,50
MACH-18:
40,42,43
MACH-51: 96
MACH-18: 11
MACH-20: 11
MACH-21: 44
MACH-59: 61
MACH-8: 54
MACH-60: 54
MACH-13: 37,38
MACH-39: 27
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-39: 61
MACH-53: 138
MACH-56: 18
MACH-6: 50,52
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Robert
Robert
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Robert
Robert
Robert (Col.)
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Robert Brown (Dr.)
Ron
S. P. (Mrs.)
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Sallie Anna
Samuel
Samuel (Dr.)
Samuel (Dr.)
Samuel P.
Sarah
Scelia
Sophia Lewis (Mrs.
Michael)
Spotswood
Stanhope S.
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Butcher
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
Thomas Cary
Thomas Cary, Jr.
Townhill
Townwell
W. R. (architect)
William
William
MACH-5: 51
MACH-6: 57
confederate officer writes letter to Col.
Magruder after Battle of Suffolk
Base Hospital 41, World War I, comments
about
quoted
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
marriage
marriage
author: How Albemarle Got Its Name
science, student of
photo: in group picture
brother of President Andrew
MACH-60: 37
MACH-9: 25
MACH-23: 57
MACH-39:
45,81,91
MACH-39: 57
MACH-23: 57
MACH-59: 17
MACH-1: 36
MACH-3: 73
MACH-50: 7
MACH-23: 57
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 54
MACH-18:
40,42,43
MACH-53: 84
MACH-46: 64
MACH-21: 36,50
MACH-44: 1,3
MACH-5: 60,64
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 57,65
MACH-21: 36,50
MACH-16: 2024,53
MACH-51: 107
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 53
MACH-46: 74
MACH-23: 57
MACH-23: 57
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
William
William
William (Sir)
William R. (Col.)
William Tyler (of
Warrenton)
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
(SLAVE)
JOHNSON
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
JOHNSON
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
JOHNSON,
CRAVEN AND
GIBSON
(ARCHITECTS)
JOHNSON'S
ISLAND
JOHNSON'S
ISLAND
JOHNSON'S
MILL
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
Frances Benjamin
Joseph E.
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
Joseph E.
Joseph E. (Gen.)
Joseph Eggleston
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
Josiah Stoddard
Lewis
Lewis
JOHNSTON
Mary
Brown, Bezaleel
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 43,45
MACH-1: 15
MACH-21: 29
MACH-10: 35
owned by - inherited from his mother, 1803
MACH-61: 7
construction of, early 1950s
MACH-56: 101
public housing on Cherry Avenue and
MACH-56: 131
Castle Hill*, renovation of
MACH-52: 60,61
prison
MACH-22: 194
MACH-3:
47,52,54
MACH-18:
40,42,43
MACH-8: 71
MACH-16: 32,44
MACH-22:
195,201
MACH-60: 23
MACH-44: 39
prison
Battle of Seven Pines and, 1862
editor of Thos. Walker's Journal: "First
Explorations of Kentucky"
women's suffrage, speaks on at University
of Virginia
MACH-1: 6,13
MACH-45: 32
MACH-9: 65
MACH-55: 3
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
Mr.
Peter, Jr.
JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON
T. H.
T. Henry (Capt.)
formed when Lane
High School was
closed by Governor,
1958
JOINT HIGH
SCHOOL
COMMITTEE
JOLLY
SURPRISE, A
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
JOMBERT
JONAS
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Charles-Antoine
Edward Asher
A.
A. D. (Mrs.)
A. D. (Mrs.)
Abraham
Ann
Ann R.
Arthur H.
JONES
Arthur H.
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Bernice
Betty Jean
Beverley
Burwell
Catherine
Caty
Charles
Daniel
Daniel
Dicey (Mrs. Burwell)
Donald (Dr.)
MACH-20: 53
MACH-4: 16
MACH-22:
132,133
MACH-23: 57
tenmporary Lane High School established
by
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
Virginia clergyman
MACH-61: 70
MACH-31: 18
MACH-15: 42
MACH-17: 55
MACH-53: 134
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 85
MACH-21: 45
MACH-9: 63
MACH-21: 48,50
MACH-56: 103
marriage
mentioned
National Recreation Association,
representative of, ca.1947
MACH-56: 95-96
Brown's Cove - assistance provided in study
of enslaved community at, ca. 2003
MACH-61: 4n
MACH-39: 82
MACH-35/36: 104
MACH-19: 49
joined "bead ladies," ca. 1971-74
MACH-58: 20
MACH-9: 59
MACH-39: 20
MACH-35/36: 104
MACH-5: 12,32
MACH-19: 49
MACH-39: 82
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Dr.
Dr.
Dudley
Edmund Griffin
Edwin P. (of
Mississippi)
Eliza L. (Mrs. William
H.)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Dabney
Mary Brown (Mrs.
William H.)
Ella H.
Ellie
Emanuel (of
Williamsburg)
Erasmus
family
family
family
Fanny Ashton
Fayette
Florence Coleman
George T.
George T.
Georgia Annah
Georgy
Gillie Marshall
(Mrs.John Russell)
Hescott
Hillary P.
Hilleary P.
Horace W.
MACH-22: 148
MACH-3: 66
MACH-9: 59
married Jane Bell Dabney
MACH-48: 61n
patient at Scottesville Confederate Hospital, MACH-57:
1862
91,92,93,101
wife of William H. Jones
MACH-57: 65-69
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 49,60
MACH-8: 70
marriage
MACH-21: 45,50
daughter of Confederate soldier, William H.
Jones
MACH-57: 68
slave of and
free blacks,1833
marries Dr. Spottswood Hayes Parker
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age 7
MACH-49: 7
MACH-6: 48
MACH-24: 46
MACH-53: 130
MACH-8: 43
MACH-23: 57
MACH-35/36: 104
MACH-58: 7n
MACH-23: 57,58
MACH-9: 17
MACH-53: 130
son of Confederate soldier William H. Jones MACH-57: 68
MACH-53: 46
MACH-8: 69
MACH-22: 31,33
MACH-22: 196
MACH-22: 196
JONES
Hugh (Rev.)
JONES
JONES
JONES
Iredell
J. D.
J. L.
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
J. P.
J. W.
J. W. (Rev.)
J. William
J. William
J. William (Mrs.)
JONES
J. William (Rev.)
JONES
J. William (Rev.)
JONES
JONES
J. William (Rev.)
Jacob (Commodore)
JONES
JONES
James
James
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
James D.
James D.
James D.
James L.
James Lawrence (Dr.
)
James Lawrence (Dr.
)
James M.
Jesse
Jesse
JONES
John
JONES
MACH-2: 57
MACH-22:
107,108,117
MACH-46: 24
MACH-9: 19
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
University of Virginia committee to
authenticate fallen Confederates
United Confederate Veterans, ChaplainGeneral
Garth, J. Woods, trustee for
MACH-22: 190
MACH-9: 16
MACH-31: 40
MACH-27/28: 67
MACH-45: 9
MACH-45: 9
MACH-48: 13
MACH-48: 41
MACH-48: 44
MACH-31;90
MACH-5:
51,64,71
MACH-9: 60
MACH-37/38:
92,102
MACH-40: 51
MACH-59: 140
MACH-7: 51,64
Beaumont* in Orange County owned by
MACH-58: 10n
great grandfather of Mary Scott Parker
MACH-58: 10n
MACH-7: 64
MACH-27/28: 27
MACH-59: 139
MACH-5:
51,60,64,68
Garth - Updike trial, Justice on panel for
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
John
John
John (Col.)
John Davis
John M.
John M. (Brigadier
General C. S. A.)
John Marshall
(General)
John Marshall
(General)
John Marshall
(General)
John Marshall
(General)
John Marshall
(General)
John R.
John R.
John R.
John R.
John R.
JONES
John R.
Greenbrier Park land and
JONES
John R. (Col.)
Bell, Thomas and
JONES
John R. (Col.)
slave bought at Monticello* and
JONES
JONES
JONES
John R. (Col.)
John R. (Col.)
John Russell (Col.)
mentioned
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Joseph (Dr.)
MACH-6: 56
MACH-9: 48
MACH-23: 57-58
MACH-23: 58
MACH-22: 196
MACH-3: 69
photo
MACH-48: 53
brief biographical sketch
MACH-48: 53-54
monument for
MACH-48: 54
son of John Russell Jones
MACH-53: 46
Social Hall* and
MACH-53: 46
MACH-21: 45
MACH-22: 196
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-31: 14
MACH-55: 115
MACH-56: 116117
MACH-55: 102104
MACH-55: 102104
MACH-55: 117118
MACH-9: 29
MACH-53: 46,47
Fossett, Peter and
Social Hall* and
MACH-30: 4346,51,52,54,56-59
JONES
JONES
JONES
MACH-35/36:
73,119
MACH-9: 53
MACH-9: 57
Josiah
Lain
Landy
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Leoline "Lillie"
(Coleman) (Mrs.
Thomas Scott Jones) grandmother of Mary Scott Parker
M. A. (Mrs.)
M. W.
Richards, Benjamin, administrator of estate
M. W. D.
of, 1820
Marianne
Martha Anne (Porter) grandfather of
Martha Anne (Porter) wife of Dr. James Lawrence Jones
Maxwell
Mr.
Mr.
Virginia clergyman
Mr.
MACH-23: 58
MACH-58: 10n
MACH-58: 10n
MACH-23: 57
MACH-17: 25
MACH-21: 35
MACH-35/36: 64
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Nancy
MACH-50: 18
MACH-52: 145
MACH-48: 89
MACH-9: 59
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Newton Bond
JONES
Newton Bond
JONES
Newton Bond
JONES
JONES
Orlando
Orlando
JONES
Pannelia
Missouri, emigrated to with Edmund Bacon
Confederate soldier at Monticello Hospital
boarding house operator, ca. 1898
MACH-58: 9n
MACH-23: 57
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-58: 74
author: - A List of Manufactures in
Fredericksville Parish, Abemarle County,
Virginia in 1820
MACH-10: 20-27
author: - Albemarle's Support of the Claims
of James Monroe
MACH-11: 45-52
author: - Charlottesville and Albemarle
County, Virginia, 1819-1860
MACH-48: 124
MACH-23: 37, 4041
MACH-5: 68
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
32, washer
MACH-53: 130
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Paul
Percy (Col.)
R. Chapin
R. Chapin
Rev.
Richard
Robert
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Robert
Ruffin
Sarah
Senator
Spotswood
Spotswood
student
JONES
T. G. (Rev.)
JONES
T. S.
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas M.
Thomas Scott
Turner
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
Virgil Carrington
Virgil Carrington
William
William
William
William
William
William (Sir)
United State Army Ambulance Service and
photo: (1930); in group of forestry officials
son of Zach
Scottesville Confederate cemetery, iron
fence for
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
slaves, on list of former
MACH-4: 50
MACH-57: 21-22
MACH-45: 44,45
MACH-45: 45
MACH-35/36: 64
MACH-5: 10
MACH-48: 46
MACH-48:46
MACH-26: 37
MACH-9: 48
MACH-27/28: 66
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-55: 86n
MACH-35/36: 30
Albemarle Female Institute, commencement
address at
MACH-53: 35
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-22: 190
MACH-5:
17,19,20
MACH-6: 44
MACH-9: 59
MACH-3: 57,59
grandfather of Mary Scott Parker
MACH-58: 9n
marriage
MACH-21: 36,50
MACH-5: 3,36author: Ranger Mosby in Albemarle
46,79,84,85
author: Ranger Mosby in Albemarle
MACH-9: 13
death of
MACH-52: 15
Farrel and Jones, partner in
MACH-52: 15
Walker, Thomas, trade with
MACH-52: 3
mentioned
MACH-57: 65
MACH-9: 54
MACH-3: 73
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES
William H.
William H.
William H.
William Lee
William S.
JONES
JONES
Willie
Zachariah
JONES
JONES
JONES
JONES RUN
Zackary
Zackary
James D.
Letters Home from Private William H. Jones
of the 'Albemarle Rifles'" - edited by Rick
Britton
MACH-57: 65-70
MACH-8: 70
MACH-9: 17
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age 2 MACH-53: 130
MACH-9: 19
son of Confederate soldier William H. Jones MACH-57: 69
MACH-5: 68
Scottsville Confederate cemetery, iron fence
for
MACH-48: 46
father of Robert
MACH-48: 46
wood on property sold at auction, 1865
MACH-58: 83
mountain farms and
MACH-51: 58
JONES SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
MACH-2: 9
JONES SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
MACH-3:
33,54,55
JONES SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
JONES SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
JONES
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL
JONES vs.
WALKER
JOPLIN
JOPLIN
JOPLIN
JOPLING
MACH-4: 28,57
MACH-8:
46,50,53,MACH14: 10
MACH-22: 196
suit over business debts
George
Thomas
Thomas
Elizabeth
MACH-52: 15
MACH-5: 23,24
MACH-42: 7
MACH-5: 19
MACH-6: 52
JOPLING
JOPLING
JOPLING
JOPLING
JOPLING
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
James
James
Jesse A.
Phalp
Sarah
Benjamin
David Starr
Edwin (of South
Carolina)
JORDAN
Ervin L., Jr.
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JORDAN
JOSEPH
JOSEPHSON
JOSEPHSON
JOSHUA
Ervin L., Jr.
John
John
John (Col.)
John L.
Matthew
Milly
Reuben
Samuel
Sarah E.
William
William C.
Winthrop
C. H.
Bertha E.
Matthew
JOSIAH (SLAVE)
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
Brown, Bezaleel
Charles
family
Frances
Frances
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 62
MACH-42: 12
MACH-5: 68
MACH-6: 53
MACH-5: 68
MACH-33/34: 68
MACH-57:
91,92,94,98
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
1863
author: A Just and True Account: Two 1833
Parish Censuses of Albemarle County Free MACH-53: 115Blacks
139
slave markets in Charlottesville,
acknowledgements for suggestions about
MACH-58: 65n
MACH-46: 52
MACH-6: 46
MACH-19: 49
marriage
MACH-21: 36,51
estate of
MACH-5: 68
MACH-6: 46
MACH-6: 45
MACH-5: 26
marriage
MACH-21: 30,50
MACH-5: 68
MACH-21: 30
MACH-43: 3
MACH-32: 32
MACH-5: 76
author: The President Makers
MACH-12: 19
MACH-26: 39
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
MACH-61: 7
MACH-39: 10
MACH-24: 45
MACH-39: 10
MACH-9: 53
JOUETT
MACH-17: 3, 4956
Jack
Writings About Jack Jouett and Tarleton's
Raid on Charlottesville in 1781 - by John
Cook Wyllie
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
Jack
Jack
Jack
Jack
Jack
JOUETT
Jack
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
Jack
Jack
Jack
Jack
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
Jack
Jack
Jack Day
James Edward
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
John
John
John
John
John
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
Matthew
Matthew
Matthew
Matthew Harris
Matthew Harris
Matthew Harris
Robert
Robert
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jack Jouett's Ride - by Virginius Dabney
silhouette: (1754-1822)
ride of - Historic and the Legendary, The by Danile John Hoisington
Jouett Miscellany, A - by Edward O.
McCue, III
tavern - location of on Court Square
ride of - 1791
Revere, Paul - compared to
Duke, R. T. W. Jr. publishes account of ride
of
MACH-17: 49-56
MACH-19: 6-9
MACH-30: 19-27
MACH-30: 19-28
MACH-39:
MACH-39: 1-7
MACH-39: 9-12
MACH-52: 117
MACH-59: 119
MACH-59: 119
MACH-59: 119
MACH-8: 68
MACH-17: 50
MACH-30: 26
MACH-39:
3,9,10,11
MACH-6: 54
MACH-30: 20
MACH-39: 9-10
MACH-6: 54
MACH-30:
72,77,78,80,81
MACH-39: 10
MACH-5: 32
MACH-17: 55
MACH-30: 26
MACH-39: 10
MACH-39: 10
MACH-9: 53,65
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT
JOUETT FILM
JOUETT
MISCELLANY, A
JOURNAL OF
AMERICAN
GENEALOGY
JOURNAL OF
THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES,
1781
JOURNAL OF
THE TIMES
(BALTIMORE,
1818-1819)
JOURNAL OF
THOMAS
WALKER, 1750
JOURNEY TO
THE LAND OF
EDEN
Susannah
Susannah
Writings About Jack
Jouett and Tarleton's
Raid on
Charlottesville in
1781
by John Cook Wyllie
Writings About Jack
Jouett and Tarleton's
Raid on
Charlottesville in
1781
by John Cook Wyllie
The Absent Host
by Edward O. McCue, III
MACH-39: 10
MACH-9: 65
MACH-17: 3, 4956
MACH-19: 7
MACH-17: 50
MACH-39: 9-12
MACH-17: 56
MACH-19: 6
MACH-4: 61
MACH-1: 7,15,17
by William Byrd
JOYES
Lt.
JOYNER
James
MACH-2: 42
MACH-13:
32,33,35
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment - regimental
chaplain, 1863
MACH-60: 43
JOYNER
JOYNES
W. T.
Thomas Robinson,
Jr.
JUBA
Cool Spring
JUBA (SLAVE) Barbecue Club
JUDGE R. T. W.
DUKE, JR.
JUDGEMENT
DAY
slaves and
JULIAN
Raymond H.
MACH-44: 30
MACH-3: 65
MACH-59: 130Cool Spring Barbecue Club - in group photo 131
cook for
MACH-59: 156
by Helen R. Duke
MACH-3: 33
significance of orientation of graves
MACH-61: 17
MACH-46: 82
JULIUS CAESAR
JUMPING
iron ore located near,
BRANCH
1780
JUMPING
BRANCH INDIAN
SITE
MACH-4: 47
MACH-61: 48
MACH-9: opp.
p.12
MACH-33/34:
3,4,8,16,26
MACH-39: 48
JUNCTION, THE
JUNIOR CHOIR
JUNIOR ORDER
OF UNITED
AMERICAN
MECHANICS
JUNIOR
VOLUNTEERS
JUNKIN
George (Dr.)
JUREY
Ann
JUREY HOUSE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
JURIES
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
MACH-48: 11
MACH-17: 69
MACH-23: 58
MACH-23: 58
MACH-3: 41
MACH-25:
60,61,67
JURY
family
JUST AND TRUE
ACCOUNT: TWO
1833 PARISH
CENSUSES OF
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY FREE
BLACKS, A
JUSTEMENT
Louis
JUSTICES OF
THE PEACE
JUTA (GREECE)
KABLETOWN,
VIRGINIA
KAGEY
KAIMS
KALOS
KAMERER
KAMMERER'S
JEWELRY
STORE
KAMNER
KANAWHA, VA
(NOW W.VA.)
KANAWHA, VA
(NOW W.VA.)
KANSAS
KANSAS
KANSAS
KANSAS
David F.
Lord
Paul
Joseph
Faulkner House (University of Virginia),
early owner of estate
MACH-59:
135,136
by Ervin L. Jordan, Jr.
MACH-53: 115139
MACH-46: 64
MACH-25: 57-62
home of many Greek immigrants to
Charlottesville
MACH-54: 6
Charlottesville Restaurant and
Bristol, England, native of
MACH-1: 6
MACH-3: 67
MACH-4: 13
MACH-54: 5
MACH-52: 118
Court Square, located on
family
MACH-52: 117
MACH-8: 43
MACH-23: 59
University of
Fort Scott
Paola
University of - YMCA chapter established
at, 1882
MACH-4: 19
MACH-11:
27,29,30,32
MACH-20: 7
MACH-23: 49
MACH-58: 27-28
KANSAS
KANSAS
KANSAS
KANT
KARDOS
KARDOS
KARDOS
KARDOS
KARDOS
KARDOS
KASE
KATHLEEN
MAVOURNEEN
(SONG)
KAUFMAN
KAUFMAN
University of - YMCA chapter activities of
State Historical Society (Topeka)
University of
Immanuel
Gus Edward
James N.
John Chris
Nick
Nick
Nick
Alvah
World War II service
World War II service
World war I service
Charlottesville, activities in
interview with
Stony Point resident
Joseph Franklin
M.
diary
KAUFMAN
KAUFMAN
KAUFMAN
KAUFMAN
Mortimer
Moses
Moses
Sol
Beth Israel, president of
KAYE
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
Barbara
Andrew
Dr.
family
George Randolph
Jane Nicholas
Randolph
Jane Nicholas
Randolph
Jane Nicholas
Randolph
Jane Nicholas
Randolph
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
MACH-58: 32
MACH-7: 75
MACH-7: 78
MACH-4: 30
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 17
MACH-54: 6
MACH-54: 6,18
MACH-10: 11
MACH-27/28: 50
MACH-22: 142
MACH-46: 24
MACH-40:
3,13,16,22
MACH-14: 44
MACH-40: 12,13
MACH-40: 15
University of Virginia, 1951, described after
visit to
MACH-56: 26
MACH-42: 43-44
MACH-8: 60
MACH-8: 42
MACH-42: 82,85
MACH-23: 45
portraits
(1831-1868)
MACH-23: 58
portraits
Jane and Garlick (by Robert Hill Kean and
Jefferson Randolph Kean)
MACH-42: 40,50
MACH-42: 41-90
KEAN
Jefferson (Col.)
KEAN
Jefferson Randolph
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
Jefferson Randolph
Jefferson Randolph
John V.
KEAN
John Vaughan
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
KEAN
Lancelot Minor
Lancelot Minor
(Lanty)
Lewis Randolph
Otho
Patsy Cary
R. G. H.
R. G. H.
R. G. H.
KEAN
KEAN
Randolph
Robert
KEAN
Robert Garlick Hill
KEAN
Robert Garlick Hill
KEAN
KEAN
KEARNEY'S
MOUNTAIN
KEARNEY'S
MOUNTAIN
Robert Garlick Hill, Jr.
Samuel
U. S. Army Ambulance Servive, 1917-18
and
author - Forward Is The Motto of Today:
Electric Street Railways in Charlottesville,
18931936
author - Jane and Garlick (with Robert Hill
Kean)
author
journal in Alderman Library
Miller, Samuel - opinion about father of
Miller, Samuel - comments about
author: Early Street Railways and the
Development of Charlottesville
portrait: (ca. mid 1850s); with Jane
Randolph Kean
Jane and Garlick (by Robert Hill Kean and
Jefferson Randolph Kean)
MACH-57: 21-22
MACH-37/38: 67185
MACH-42: 41-90
MACH-42: 82,88
MACH-37/38: 9
MACH-42: 4344,81
MACH-42:
44,45,81
MACH-42: 77
MACH-42: 82
MACH-42: 88
MACH-42: 80
MACH-13: 44-45
MACH-56: 54
MACH-56: 62
MACH-33/34:1-52
MACH-5: 61
MACH-42: 40
MACH-42: 41-90
MACH-42: 82
MACH-42: 43
Kearney, John Watts, house of
Kearney, John Watts, house of - sketch
(built 1909)
MACH-46: 70
MACH-46: 70
KEARNSTOWN,
VIRGINIA
KEATON
KEATON
KEATON
KEATON
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KEBLINGER
KECHING
KECK
KECK
KECK
KECK
KECK
KEE
KEE
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
Clarence
Lori
KEEN
Elisha F.
KEEN
KEENAN
KEENAN
KEENE
KEENE,
VIRGINIA
KEENE,
VIRGINIA
Elisha F.
Joseph B.
William W.
J. R.
James
James
Lee
William
A. A.
Adam
C. M.
David
Elizabeth (Mrs.)
Frank
W. J.
Wilbur
William M.
William M.
Mrs.
Frazier, Harry, charged with murder of
free blacks reside with, 1833
alderman, 1854
Stonewall Jackson Statue, sculptor of
Lewis and Clark Statue, sculptor of
Stonewall Jackson Statue, sculptor of
Lewis and Clark Statue, sculptor of
MACH-22: 82
MACH-5: 61
MACH-9: 64
MACH-51: 78
MACH-5: 61
MACH-9: 16
MACH-53: 120
MACH-1: 36
MACH-19: 49
MACH-19: 49
MACH-1: 36
MACH-1: 36
MACH-3: 52
MACH-2: 8
MACH-52: 121
MACH-32: 50
MACH-48: 1
MACH-47: 37
MACH-47: 39,40
MACH-56: 82
MACH-56: 82
MACH-39: 82
MACH-39: 82
57th Virginia Infantry - elected colonel of,
6/1862
MACH-60: 20
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment - relieved of
command after Battle of Malvern Hill, 1862 MACH-60: 25
MACH-37/38: 200
MACH-46: 68
MACH-9: 18
MACH-1: 19
MACH-22: 89
KEENE,
VIRGINIA
KEENE,
VIRGINIA
KEENEY
KEEPING THE
FAITH: A
HISTORY OF
THE FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE"
KEETON
KEETON
KEGLEY
KEITH
KEITH HOUSE
KEITH
THEATRICAL
COMPANY
KELCHEL
KELLER
KELLER
KELLER
KELLER
Christ Church,
Glendower and
MACH-55: 18
Mount Pleasanr Farm limestone quarry near, ca. 1780
G. F.
author of: "Fargo In The Gimbers"
MACH-61: 61
MACH-16: 44
Orilla
Orilla
F. B.
Congressman
Dennis
family
John
John F. F.
John L.
KELLER
KELLER
KELLER
KELLER
John S.
Mr.
Spotswood M.
Thomas S.
KELLER
KELLER
W. J.
William
by Richard I. McKinney
photo; with Victoria Morris
folk ballads of
MACH-39: 13-92
MACH-49: 48
MACH-49: 49
MACH-1: 12
MACH-12: 37
MACH-46: 31
Jefferson Theatre books shows by
MACH-13: 48
MACH-5: 26
MACH-17: 71
MACH-19: 49
MACH-19: 49
MACH-52: 123
MACH-35/36:
51,64,101
MACH-17: 71
MACH-52: 123
MACH-48: 103n
biographical notes
son of John L. Keller
George, Harry Alexander hired by
Rawlings Institute, one of a group who
purchased property in 1909 in effort to save
school
MACH-54: 66
MACH-17: 71
KELLER AND
GEORGE
KELLER AND
GEORGE
KELLER AND
GEORGE
KELLER'S
STORE
KELLEY
KELLEY
KELLEY
KELLEY
KELLEY HOUSE
KELLOGG
KELLOGG
KELLOGG
KELLY
MACH-4: 26
MACH-9: 76
ownership of
J. C.
John
Samuel
Samuel A.
Louise P.
Louise P.
Sarah
Alec
KELLY
KELLY
KELLY
KELLY
Blair
Brother
H. A.
John
KELLY
Mary E.
KELLY
KELLY
KELLY
KELLY'S FORD
KEMP
KEMP
KEMPE
Monroe
Nicholas
Sarah
James
Rt. Rev.
family
MACH-48: 103n
MACH-35/36:
26,27,33,40,41,42
,43,48,49,62,66,7
1,72,79,81,83,101
MACH-1: 36
MACH-19: 49
MACH-1: 32
MACH-23: 58
MACH-7: 13
MACH-1: 16
MACH-13: 21,22
MACH-44: 57,58
MACH-13: 40
Charlottesville Business Journal, co-founder MACH-50: 86
Presbyterian leader, 1827
MACH-55: 29
MACH-1: 7
MACH-2: 29
MACH-35/36:
35,107
MACH-35/36:
16,22,43,44,49,70
,76,101
MACH-10: 10
MACH-39: 45
Battle of
MACH-16: 30
Stephens, Daniel, correspondence with
MACH-55: 31
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 37
MACH-24: 47
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KEMPER
KENADAY
KENADAY
KENDALL
KENDLERZIMMERMAN
COMPANY
KENELM
CHILLINGLY
(BOOK)
KENLY
KENNAN
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
KENNEDY
family
General
James L.
James L.
James L.
Battle of Gettysburg and, 1863
James Lawson (Maj.
General)
James Lawson (Maj.
General)
Wertenbaker, C. C. aide to
University of Virginia Monroe Hill house
William
occupied by
University of Virginia proctor, 1846, Hotel F.
William L.
residence of
University of Virginia Monroe Hill residence
William L.
of, pre 1846
James
James (Mrs.)
Amos
MACH-8: 43
MACH-20: 52
MACH-29: 72
MACH-40: 51
MACH-60: 39-40
MACH-43: 43
MACH-50: 115
MACH-59: 45, 65
MACH-59: 63
MACH-59: 63
MACH-32: 47
MACH-32: 47
MACH-35/36: 69
MACH-13: 48
Gen.
James
Cora Brown
Cora Brown Duke
I. A. (Rev.)
John P.
John Pendleton
Joseph
Mary Ann
Melissa
Ralph (Sir)
MACH-20: 53
MACH-22: 18,81
Blake, Mary Scott Parker, comments about MACH-57: 46
MACH-39: 82
MACH-39: 81
MACH-39: 42
Monticello described by (1826)
MACH-21: 18
MACH-4: 5,20
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-23: 58
mentioned
MACH-56: 28
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-21: 60
KENNEDY
KENNIE
Theodore
William
KENNY
KENNY
America
Eliza
KENNY
Elizabeth
KENNY
KENNY
KENNY
family
Jacob
Menervy
KENNY
Randolph
KENNY
Sally
KENNY
KENNY
KENNY
KENNY
KENSINGTON *
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
Sally
Shelton
Shelton
Thomas
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
KENT
Blain B.
Charles William
Charles William
Charles William
Charles William
Charles William
Charles William
(Prof.)
Eleanor Smith Miles
John
Linden (Mrs.)
Miss
Mrs.
Thomas
MACH-35/36:
79,121
MACH-39: 35
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 14, house
servant
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age 2
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 38,
washerwoman
free blacks,1833
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 6, female
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 20,
blacksmith
Albemarle Free Black,1833, mulatto, age
37, taylorist
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 40,
washerwoman
free black
Albemarle Free Black,1833, age 18
Albemarle Free Black,1833, no age
Alumni Memorial Hall
married daughter of Francis H. Smith
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 131
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53:
118,130-131,137
MACH-39: 10
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 118
MACH-53: 130
MACH-53: 130
MACH-33/34: 158
MACH-32: 33
MACH-24: 28
MACH-27/28: 10
MACH-40: 64,86
MACH-48: 40
MACH-55: 89
MACH-6: 16
MACH-27/28: 9
MACH-7: 27
MACH-40: 53
MACH-32: 50
MACH-27/28: 50
MACH-7: 27
KENT
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY
KENTON
Simon
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
Bank of Kentucky
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
Boone County
Charlottesville Woolen Mills - sign
MACH-54: 81
MACH-19: 8
MACH-1: 6,12,46
MACH-13: 11,19
MACH-14: 43
MACH-15: 32
MACH-16: 7,17
MACH-19:
5,6,8,9,11,13,14
MACH-2: 21,28
MACH-22: 128
MACH-26:
49,60,82
MACH-29: 18
MACH-30: 26
MACH-35/36: 130
MACH-4: 46
MACH-7: 9,35
Miller, Samuel, investments of
MACH-56: 57
Big Bone Lick
MACH-4: 46
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
Burlington
MACH-4: 46
Covington
MACH-23: 57
Daviess County
MACH-19: 45
Duke, R. T. W. Jr.
coal mining involvement in
MACH-59: 116
MACH-19:
5,11,16,18
Bacon, Edmund visits on route to Missouri
MACH-50: 18
Fayette County
Flemingsburg
Frankfort
MACH-21: 47
Franklin
Franklin
MACH-5: 43
Governor
Garrard, James
MACH-13: 10
Hopkinsville
Bacon, Edmund and
MACH-50: 23
Jessamine County
Lexington
MACH-13: 24
Leader (newspaper)
MACH-17: 56
Lexington
MACH-19:18
Lexington
MACH-2: 23
Lexington
MACH-3: 71
Lexington
Bacon, Edmund visits on route to Missouri
Louisville
Louisville
MACH-50: 18
MACH-11: 59
Law School
MACH-12: 34
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
STATE OF
Louisville
Filson Club Historical Quarterly
MACH-17: 55
Louisville
MACH-17: 64
Louisville
MACH-23: 68
Louisville
MACH-29: 22
Louisville
MACH-31: 53
Louisville
Louisville
Bacon, Edmund visits on route to Missouri MACH-50: 18
Gaillard, Dr. Edwin Samuel, medical career
of
MACH-57: 105
Louisville
Louisville Street
Railway Company
MACH-7: 14
MACH-31: 54
Madisonville
MACH-23: 50
Mason County
MACH-19: 53
Mercer County
MACH-30: 26
Mount Sterling
Bacon, Edmund visits on route to Missouri
MACH-50: 18
Shelbyville
State Historical
Society
Bacon, Edmund visits on route to Missouri
MACH-50: 18
Trigg County
Bacon, Edmund and
MACH-17: 51
MACH-50: 9-10
White Cave
MACH-7: 37
Woodford County
MACH-30: 26
KEPLER
KEPPEL
KEPPEL
KEPPEL
KEPPEL
KERBY
KERBY
KERBY
KERBY
KERBY
KERCHIVAL
KERNER
KEROSENE
LAMP
KEROUAILLE
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
KERR
Johannes
work on order of the Universe
Arnold Joost van, 1st
Earl of Albemarle
family
Lady Diana,
Countess of
Albemarle
Albemarle County, visit to
Walter Egerton
George Lucian, Ninth
Earl of Albemarle
Albemarle County, visit to
Anderson
Calvin
Francis
Henry
John
Mr.
Michael
MACH-50: 31
MACH-16: 22
MACH-16: 22,24
MACH-48: 125
MACH-48: 125
MACH-32: 47
MACH-32: 52
MACH-32: 47
MACH-5: 72
MACH-5: 72
MACH-30: 17
MACH-41: 100
MACH-3: 54
Louise de, Duchess
of Portsmouth
David
Elizabeth
family
Henry
James
James
James
James
James
James
John
John R.
Mary
Phillip
Samuel
MACH-14: 24
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 50
MACH-24: 46
MACH-5: 57
MACH-29: 17
MACH-39: 10
MACH-47: 2
MACH-5: 71
MACH-6: 43
MACH-9: 43,50
MACH-5: 28,71
MACH-9: 62,63
MACH-6: 43
MACH-32: 58
MACH-5: 57
KERSANDS
KERSEY
KERSHAW
Billy
Lula
Joseph B.
KESSLER
Donn (Prof.)
KESWICK *
KESWICK *
KESWICK *
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
Confederate service of
comments on University of Virginia's
changes in ROTC programs
Meriwether patent, located on
MACH-31: 23
MACH-39: 76
MACH-54: 89-91
MACH-60: 64
MACH-33/34:
143,147 n.11,151
n.24,152 n.27
MACH-40: 27
MACH-52: 38
MACH-20:
15,32,36,42
MACH-22: 62
MACH-23: 54,64
MACH-3: 7
MACH-44: 34
MACH-8: 29
Edwards, Oliver
map: section of
Peyton map from
Keswick to Cobham
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
KESWICK
VIRGINIA
Massey, Linton and
KESWICK
DEPOT
KESWICK HUNT
CLUB
KESWICK,
University of Virginia
VIRGINIA
Medical School
property of
MACH-55: 74
MACH-40: 29
MACH-56: 13
Rogers Turnout was an early name for
MACH-55: 45
mentioned
students steal cadavers from cemeteries
near, ca. 1930
MACH-56: 80,88
MACH-60: 109110
KETOCTON
ASSOCIATION
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
Ann
Francis Scott
H.
James
John
John
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
KEY
John
John
Joshua
Joshua
Joshua
Judge (of Richmond)
M.
Martin
Martin, Jr.
Polley
Tandy
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas H.
Thomas Hewitt
KEY
KEY
Thomas Hewitt (Mrs.)
W.
KEY
KEY
KEY WEST *
Walter
William Bibb
KEY WEST *
Windie Knowe* and
of Cambridge, England
of Cambridge, England
slave bought at Monticello sale
of Cambridge, England
orchards and vineyards at
Bryan family and
MACH-32: 11
MACH-9: 66
MACH-31: 76
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-47: 3
MACH-29: 17
MACH-48: 82n
MACH-5:
17,19,21,28,31,51
MACH-8: 58,59
MACH-6: 45
MACH-8: 58
MACH-9: 57
MACH-14: 51
MACH-9: 58
MACH-5: 51
MACH-5: 51
MACH-47: 3
MACH-8: 58
MACH-13: 57
MACH-19: 23
MACH-35/36: 118
MACH-55: 119n
MACH-7: 33
MACH-43: 9-11
MACH-43: 9-11
MACH-9: 58,60
MACH-9:
56,58,71
MACH-6: 45,55
MACH-48: 101
MACH-48:
61n,81n
KEY WEST *
KEY WEST *
KEY WEST *
KEY WEST *
KEYES
KEYS
historical notes
road to town and
Williston, Elizabeth Bryan, booklet of
Francis Parkinson
Lawrence, Sr.
KIBLER
KIBLINGER
KID
KID
KID
KID
KID
KID
KID
KID
KID
KIDD
KIDDER
KIDD'S MILL
KIEF
KILEON
KILN
KILPATRICK
KILPATRICK
KILTS
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
J. Luther
William M.
Aron
Benjan
Elizabeth
John
John
Joseph
Lewis
Norman
Sam
L. Ashley
Delos
stones at
William (Lt.)
William
KIMBALL
Fiske
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
Fiske
Fiske
J.
James J.
Ivy Hockey played by
used to grind limestone, ca. 1780
kills Dr. George Martin, 1865
Wyllie, John Cook, tribute to
Fiske
Fiske
Fiske
Fiske
photo: in group picture
MACH-48: 62n
MACH-48: 69
MACH-48: 80
MACH-48: 90
MACH-32: 81
MACH-39: 89
MACH-17:
50,51,55
MACH-9: 16
MACH-7: 27
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 59
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 56
MACH-9: 65
MACH-7: 27
MACH-5: 68
MACH-7: 27
MACH-46: 72
MACH-21: 60
MACH-61: 63
MACH-56: 48-49
MACH-6: 47
MACH-26: 40
MACH-22: 24
MACH-56: 20
MACH-26: 9
MACH-13: 27,51
MACH-17: 58
MACH-3: 77
MACH-30: 9
MACH-4:
45,52,58
MACH-46:
73,76,79,84
MACH-46: 74
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
Fiske
Fiske
Fiske
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBROUGH
KINCADE
KINCADE
KINCADE
KINCAID
KINCKLE
KINDRED
Fiske
Marie Christina
Goebel (Mrs. Fiske)
Marie Christina
Goebel (Mrs. Fiske)
Marie Christina
Goebel (Mrs. Fiske)
Marie Christina
Goebel (Mrs. Fiske)
Marie Christina
Goebel (Mrs. Fiske)
Charles Y.
James
John
Joseph
Thomas
William H. (Rev.)
Bartholomew
KINDRED
KINDRED
KINDRED
KINDRED
KINDRICK
KING
KING
KING
KING
Bartholomew
Edward
Thomas
William
I. M.
Anna M.
Congressman
George
George W., Jr.
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KIMBALL
KING
J. W.
Albemarle County Historical Society,
speaker
City Beautiful Movement
University of Virginia Hotel E residence of,
1912
MACH-48: 119
MACH-5: 81
MACH-56: 84
MACH-59: 62
MACH-16: 53
MACH-17: 55
MACH-3:
70,73,74
MACH-5: 81
Old's furnace - describes location of
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
MACH-8: 83
MACH-3: 58,59
MACH-2: 20
MACH-2: 20
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 51
MACH-23: 58
MACH-5: 72
MACH-6:
42,43,51
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 46
MACH-5: 68
MACH-22: 134
MACH-61: 58
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-39: 58,68
MACH-39: 79,90
MACH-22: 190
KING
KING
James
Martha
KING
KING
KING
KING
Martin
Martin Jr.
Mrs.
Robert
KING
Rufus
KING
KING
Rufus
Walter
KING
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
KING AND
QUEEN
COUNTY
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
lost 72.9 % of Virginia presidential vote to
James Madison in 1812
MACH-22: 190
MACH-39: 90
MACH-5:
14,18,19,34
MACH-5: 31,32
MACH-20: 51
MACH-5: 26
MACH-13:
5,21,22
MACH-62: 6
MACH-43: 9
MACH-35/36:
17,22,43,79,81,96
William W.
MACH-23: 59
MACH-24: 60,50
MACH-29: 18
Historical Society
MACH-24: 50
Rye Fields*
MACH-24: 51
Walker, Dr. Thomas
birthplace of
MACH-52: 1
KING GEORGE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
KING GEORGE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
KING LEAR
KING LUMBER
COMPANY
KING LUMBER
COMPANY
KING LUMBER
COMPANY
KING
SOLOMON'S
LODGE, A.F.&&
A.
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
KING WILLIAM
COUNTY
MACH-15: 28
Marmion*
MACH-24: 44
MACH-3: 72
MACH-37/38: 124
MACH-45: 51
mentioned
MACH-53: 101
MACH-23: 52
MACH-2: 36
MACH-22: 68
MACH-24: 50
MACH-3: 68
MACH-8: 10
Bleakhill*
MACH-4: 20
Manskin Lodge*
Saint Margaret's
Parish
MACH-43: 21
Thornley, Dr. John
MACH-2: 36
born in
MACH-48: 88n
KING WILLIAM
PARISH
KING'S
ATTORNEY
(COLONIAL)
KING'S
COUNCIL
(COLONIAL)
KINKEAD
KINKEAD
KINKEAD
Eskridge, George
served as, 1719-1732
MACH-59: 95
Duke, Henry
David
family
Joseph
member of in 17th century
KINLOCH
Anne Cleland
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
Cleland
David (Sir)
KINLOCH
Eliza
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
family
Francis
KINLOCH
Francis
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
Francis
Francis
KINLOCH
Francis I
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
Francis II
Frederick Rutledge
genealogical chart
KINLOCH
Harriett
KINLOCH
Martha (Rutledge)
MACH-59: 87
MACH-5: 25
MACH-24: 46
MACH-5: 25
MACH-33/34:
154n,161
MACH-33/34:
157,161
MACH-33/34: 157
MACH-33/34:
141,145n
MACH-33/34: 141162
MACH-1: 14
MACH-19:
10,12,13
MACH-33/34:
158n,161n
MACH-5: 51
MACH-33/34:
154n,155
MACH-33/34:
155,157
MACH-33/34: 161
MACH-33/34: 156
MACH-33/34:
154n
MACH-33/34:
161,161n
MACH-2: 36
KINLOCH
KINLOCH
KINLOCH *
KINLOCH *
KINLOCH *
KINLOCH *
Mildred
Mildred Walker
photo: (ca.1873)
Meriwether patent and
Bibliographic Society of the University of
Virginia meets at
KINLOCH *
KINNE
KINNE
KINNEAR
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNEY
KINNIE
KINSALE,
VIRGINIA
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
Lucy Marshall Duke
(Mrs. Gerald)
Lucy Marshall Duke
(Mrs. John)
Jonathan
Chesley
Jacob
Jacob
Sarah A.
Thomas E.
William
William
George
Arthur
Arthur Barksdale
Betsy Leigh (Mrs.
James)
Bushrod
Elizabeth
family
family
G. W. (Maj.)
George W.
George W.
James
MACH-33/34:
145n
MACH-19: 11
MACH-20: 12
MACH-33/34: 143
MACH-33/34: 143
MACH-52: 38
MACH-56: 13
Albemarle County Historical Society, gifts to MACH-59: 123
acknowledged for asistance
Miler, Samuel owns bonds of
Albemarle Free Black, 1833,
ambulance driver in World War I
marriage
MACH-59: 125
MACH-57: 118
MACH-5: 68
MACH-4: 16
MACH-9: 48
MACH-53: 137
MACH-3: 68
MACH-39: 20
MACH-5: 68
MACH-39: 20
MACH-44: 28
MACH-27/28: 113
MACH-57: 3
MACH-19: 49,50
MACH-32: 48
MACH-21: 27,50
MACH-24: 45
MACH-8: 43
MACH-21: 25
MACH-8: 39,53
MACH-9: 17
MACH-21: 27
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
James
James
James (Rev.)
Jas.
Madison
Martin
MACH-32: 16-17
MACH-5: 53
MACH-32: 48
MACH-19: 50
MACH-2: 21
MACH-5: 53
KINSOLVING
KINSOLVING
KIRBEY
KIRBY
KIRK
KIRK
KIRK
KIRK
KIRK
KIRK LEA *
KIRKER
KIRKER
KIRKPATRICK
Ovid Americus (Rev.)
Virginia
marriage
Noel
Peter
C. B.
Edward W.
Virginia clergyman
family
Page (Mrs.)
Woods
MACH-20: 48
MACH-21: 25,50
MACH-9: 60
MACH-9: 56
MACH-9: 18
MACH-21: 38
MACH-8: 43
MACH-17: 61
MACH-1: 36
MACH-26: 78
MACH-23: 58
MACH-23: 58
MACH-51: 115
KIRKPATRICK
KIRKPATRICK
KIRKPATRICK
KIRKPATRICK
KIRKWOOD
KIRSCHHOFF
KIRSTEIN
KIRTLEY
KIRTLEY
KISHPAUGH
Kate
William H. (Maj.)
Andrew
Jane Bayard (Mrs.
Andrew)
Jane Bayard (Mrs.
Andrew)
Robert
Roger
C. E.
Heinrich
married Jane Bayard
Smith, Margaret Bayard - sister of
Smith, Margaret Bayard - letters from
University of Virginia sued by for admission
Jo Ann
to College of Arts and Sciences, 1969
Francis (of Culpeper
County)
Big Meadows*, grant at
Francis (of Culpeper
County)
will of 1763
R. A.
MACH-51: 115
MACH-51: 116130
MACH-6: 45
MACH-6: 45
MACH-32: 29
MACH-41: 102
MACH-60: 69
MACH-49: 58
MACH-49: 58
MACH-5: 84
KITCH INN
(RESTAURANT)
KITCHELL
Robert W.
mentioned
Barclay, Julius, correspondence with
KITCHEN
KITCHENER OF
KHARTOUN
MACH-16: 20
author: The Memoirs of a Failure (set at U.
Va.)
Rives Park supported by, ca.1968
contributions to city's recreation program
KITTREDGE
KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIS CLUB
KLAGES
KLINCKER
Daniel Wright
Charlottesville
Charlottesville
Conrad
Georg
KLU KLUX KLAN
KLUGE
KNATCHBULL
KNEIPE
KNIGHT
KNIGHT
University of Virginia activities at, 1920-24
John
Pine Knot* and
family
KNIGHT
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
KNIGHTS OF
THE GOLDEN
HORSESHOE
Mr.
Base Hospital 41,
World War I
KNIGHTS OF
THE MACABBES
KNIVES, WHIPS
AND
RANDOLPHS
ON THE
COURTHOUSE
LAWN
MACH-54: 10
MACH-56: 28
MACH-24:
5,13,18
U. Va., workman during building of
MACH-51: 96-97
MACH-56: 102
MACh-56: 90
MACH-41: 102
MACH-41: 102
MACH-59: 116117
MACH-51: 45
MACH-24: 47
MACH-27/28: 24
MACH-15: 38
MACH-18: 40
MACH-17:
5,20,24
gifts to
MACH-59: 21
David
Earle W. (Mrs.)
MACH-29: 8
Central Hall home of
MACH-54: 40
by Joseph Vance
MACH-15: 28-35
KNOWLES
LOOM
COMPANY
KNOWLES
LOOM
COMPANY
KNOWNOTHINGS
(POLITICAL
PARTY)
KNOWNOTHINGS
(POLITICAL
PARTY)
KNOX
KNOX
KNOX
KNOX
KNOX
KOBRE
KOCHER
KOCHER
MACH-14: 30
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, looms used by MACH-53: 80
MACH-35/36: 174
Agnes
John
Rev.
Robert
Susan
Faye
A. Lawrence
Alfred L.
KOCHER
KOHINOOR
(DIAMOND)
KOHLI
Mr.
KOINER
KOINER
KOLTUKIAN
KOLVOORD
KONDUROS
KONDUROS
Helena C.
Helena C.
K. G.
Philip A.
Gus
Olga
Tadeusz Andrzej
Bonawentura (Gen.)
KOSCIUSKO
married Samuel Gordon
Dunlora* abd
married William Shelton Dabney
coauthor of "Colonial Williamsburg"
MACH-42: 76
MACH-48: 92n
MACH-7: 17
MACH-2: 29
MACH-48: 96
MACH-48: 66n
MACH-40: 23
MACH-13: 27
MACH-46: 76
University of Virginia Hotel E residence of,
1927
MACH-59: 62
photo
mentioned
Velle, Mrs. Nick, sister of
MACH-24: 11
MACH-41: 135
MACH-12: back
cover
MACH-3: 85
MACH-46: 72
MACH-56: 14
MACH-54: 2
MACH-54: 2
Hessian chaplain
MACH-15: 27
KOSCIUSKO
KOTZEBUE
KOUNTZE
KOURAKIN
Tadeusz Andrzej
Bonawentura (Gen.)
Tadeusz Andrzej
Bonawentura (Gen.)
Tadeusz Andrzej
Bonawentura (Gen.)
August Friedrich von
Luther
Moran, F. Berger and
Prince Alexandre
KOWNSLER
Dr.
KOSCIUSKO
KOSCIUSKO
KPIO-NPTCZ-KS
MACH-16: 13
MACH-4: 50
MACH-7: 34
MACH-7: 32
MACH-59: 150
MACH-15: 26
MACH-22:
137,138
MACH-27/28: 51
KRATZ
KRICKBAUM
KRICKBAUM
KRINSKY
KROGER FOOD
MARKET
KROVETZ
KROVETZ
KRUGER
KRUGER
KRUGER
KRUGER
KU KLUX KLAN
KU KLUX KLAN
Dr.
Eva
John
Raymond (Rabbi)
KUHLTHAU
A. Robert
KUHLTHAU
A. Robert
route 250 by pass
Anne
Jerry
David
Ed
Mark
Reuven (Robert)
Cool Spring Barbecue Club, plays trick on
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MACH-59: 134-35
MACH-53: 82
MACH-53: 82
MACH-40: 20
Albemarle County Fair Grounds - part of on
this property
MACH-60: 105
MACH-40: 20
Beth Israel, president of
MACH-40: 22
MACH-40: 21
MACH-40: 21
MACH-40: 21
MACH-40: 21
MACH-13: 42
MACH-39: 31
author: "Sculpture in and Around
Charlottesville -Confederate Memorials"
(with Harry Webb)
MACH-48: 1-57
author: " Baptist Education for Young Ladies
inCharlottesville: The Beginnings, 18451871" (with Beulah O. Carter)
MACH-53: 33-58
KUHLTHAU
A. Robert
KUNSTLER
KYGER
KYLE
William
William A. (Dr.)
Ann
Jane Early (alias
McDonnah)
John B.
Nancy
William
KYLE
KYLE
KYLE
KYLE
KYLE GRANITE
COMPANY
KYLES
Gilliam
LA
LA BORDE
LA TASTE
L'ABBE NOZIAS
LABOR
DISPUTES
LABORITES
LACEY
LACEY
LACEY
LACEY
LACEY
MACH-9: 43
MACH-9: 19
MACH-9: 63
MACH-9: 51
contract for Confederate Monument on
Court Square
mentioned
family (from Vietnam)
Dr.
LA CHOUFLEUR
(DANCE)
LA FON
T. A. (Dr.)
LA FON
author: "Baptist Education for Young Ladies
in Charlottesville: Part II. 1875-1909" (with
Beulah O. Carter)
MACH-54: 29-67
University of Virginia - speaker at on antiVietnam War movement
MACH-60: 65
MACH-21: 71
MACH-9: 51
T. A. (Dr.)
Walker, Judith,
dancing master for
MACH-40: 22
MACH-22: 122
Bacot, Ann, mentioned in diary of
South Carolina Hospital Association,
executive committee
MACH-42: 36
MACH-52: 133
MACH-52: 133
MACH-52: 67
Base Hospital 41, World War I, assistance
to chaplains
Charlottesville Woolen Mills and
Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin
Edwin
J. Horace
MACH-48: 25,30
MACH-56: 36
MACH-59: 24
MACH-53: 71 et
seq
MACH-11: 5
MACH-10: 35
MACH-5: 72
MACH-6: 53
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-11: 10
LACEY
LACEY
LADD
LADD
LADD
LADD
LADD
LADIES AID
SOCIETY
LADIES AID
SOCIETY
LADIES CHAPEL
AID SOCIETY
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
Judith (Mrs.
Benjamin)
Judith F. M.
family
John
John
Noble
Viola
marriage
marriage
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MACH-10: 35
MACH-21: 48,50
MACH-24: 47,48
MACH-21: 64
MACH-5: 35
MACH-5: 35
MACH-53: 82
MACH-40: 9
fundraising for University of Virginia Chapel MACH-52: 107
MACH-27/28:
48,52
MACH-22: 12
MACH-4: 35,36
MACH-45: 6
Confederate Cemetery Statue - dedication
of
MACH-48: 10
Court Square Confederate monument and
MACH-48: 14
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES
CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
LADIES OF THE
EVENING
LADY CLARA
VERE de VERE
(POEM)
LADY OF THE
TIGER (BOOK)
LaFARGE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
John
George Washington
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
Marquis de
Marquis de
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
Marquis de
Marquis de
Confederate Cemetery Statue
MACH-48: 3-13
Confederate Cemetery - improvements to
MACH-48: 4
Rotunda Confederate memorial tablets
MACH-48: 40,42
Davis, Mrs. Noah K., president
MACH-48: 44
MACH-27/28:
43,44
MACH-24: 43,52
by Stockton
stained glass art
MACH-3: 21
MACH-52: 109
MACH-24: 59,62
MACH-13: 56
MACH-15: 27
MACH-17: 69
MACH-19: 13,53
MACH-24: 53-66
Monticello* visited by
Reception of General Lafayette in Albemarle
(Article)
MACH-24: 53-66
Albemarle visited by
MACH-24: 53-66
MACH-27/28:
58,99,100
MACH-3: 81
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
Marquis de
Marquis de
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
ESCADRILLE
LAFAYETTE
ESCADRILLE
LAFAYETTE
HILL
LAFAYETTE IN
AMERICA
(BOOK) (1829)
LAFAYETTE
THEATER
LAFAYETTE
THEATRE,
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
LAFFERTY
LAFFERTY
LaFOLLETTE
LAHAWN
LAIN
LAIN
LAIN
LAINE
LAINE
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
Marquis de
MACH-30: 23
MACH-31: 106
MACH-37/38: 50
MACH-4:
47,50,51
MACH-48: 116
clothes brush on exhibit
Monticello* visited by - Central Gazette,
reported in
Boston, visit to in 1825
Rives, William Cabell visits
Central Hotel, welcome at, 1824
Charlottesville visited by
MACH-50: 70
MACH-50: 73
MACH-52: 73
MACH-53: 48
MACH-55: 123
McConnell, James and
MACH-48:35n
McConnell, James and
MACH-57: 19
MACH-23: 54
Monticello, description of
comments about
Barnabas
J. J. (Rev)
Robert
Thomas
John
John
Joseph
John
Richard N.
ca. 1930s
MACH-21: 17
MACH-60:
111,111n
MACH-13: 48
MACH-6: 55
MACH-31: 40
MACH-29: 40
MACH-5: 68
MACH-6: 53
MACH-9: 47
MACH-9: 58
MACH-9: 62
MACH-9: 64
LAIRD
LAIRD
LAKE LEGO
LAKE
SUPERIOR
LAMAR
LAMB
LAMB
Walter J.
William H. (Capt.)
Congressman
Aravesta
Betty
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB
J. C. (Hon.)
James C.
John
LAMB
John (Capt.)
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB, J. T. AND
SONS (FIRM)
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBERT
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
John (Capt.)
Nancy
Richard
Roger
Sarah
Charles
Darwin
David
family
Joseph
Mr. (of Philadelphia)
Nick
Dr.
William Alexander
William Alexander
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
William Alexander
William Alexander
MACH-31: 65
MACH-3: 85
MACH-3: 17
marriage
Scottsville Confederate Reunion, 1908,
speaker at
Scottsville Confederate monument
dedication, 1914, speaker at
Scottsville Confederate monument
dedication, 1914, speaker at
MACH-16: 32
MACH-12: 37
MACH-21: 37,50
MACH-9: 51
MACH-57: 111
MACH-12: 33
MACH-9: 51,55
MACH-48: 47
MACH-57: 112113
MACH-9: 51
MACH-9: 51
MACH-17: 52,53
MACH-9: 55
MACH-52:
University of Virginia Chapel and
108,109
MACH-2: 20
Shenandoah National Park and
MACH-51: 54
Shenandoah National Park, comments on MACH-49: 54-55
mentioned
MACH-54: 23
MACH-7: 27
Monticello Guard, uniforms of
MACH-50: 104
mentioned
MACH-54: 9
MACH-24: 34,35
MACH-13: 50
MACH-27/28: 105
Athletics and Dr. Lambeth (from "Pleasant It MACH-27/28: 84Is To Remember" by Anna Barringer)
86
MACH-3: 7
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMBETH
LAMMEY
LAMOTTE
LANCAS
LANCASHIRE
(SHIP)
William Alexander
William Alexander
William Alexander
William Alexander
William Alexander
William Alexander
William H.
Archibald
Mr.
Mildred
LANCASTER
John M.
LANCASTER
Robert A.
LANCASTER
Robert A.
LANCASTER
Robert A.
LANCASTER
LANCASTER
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
LAND
LAND
Robert A.
LAND GRANTS
LAND GRANTS
LAND GRANTS
LAND GRANTS
Roy (Miss)
Roy (Miss)
football and
women's suffrage and
City Beautiful Movement and
athletics at University of Virginia and
notes about
Base Hospital 41 nurses, World War I,
sailed to Europe on
opposes full integration of AfricanAmericans at the University of Virginia
author: "Historic Virginia Homes and
Churches"
author: "Historic Virginia Homes and
Churches"
author: "Historic Virginia Homes and
Churches"
author: "Historic Virginia Homes and
Churches"
in group photo
Albemarle County, Virginia
Albemarle County, Virginia
Land Grants and Aristocracy in Albemarle
County, 1727-1775 - by Charles Wilder
Watts
MACH-53:
25,27,28
MACH-55: 11
MACH-56: 84
MACH-56: 88
MACH-58: 5n
MACH-9: 77
MACH-21: 5
MACH-14: 31,32
MACH-22: 109
MACH-9: 44
MACH-59: 13
MACH-60: 55
MACH-17: 75
MACH-20: 46,65
MACH-4: 45
MACH-7: 71
MACH-26: 68
MACH-3: 85
MACH-56: 23
MACH-25: 4547,49,50
MACH-6: 64
MACH-8:
5,10,11,13-17
MACH-8: 5-26
Land Grant Policy of Colonial Virginia, 16071774 - by Curlee Voorhis Manning
MACH-8: 7,8,10
MACH-25:
45,47,50
LAND GRANTS
LAND PATENTS
LAND
PLANNING AND
DESIGN
ASSOCIATES
LAND
SPECULATION
LANDERAFF
LANDERS
LANDERS
LANDES
LANDES
LANDSEER
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
Nathaniel
Elizabeth
Meredith
Ora Page (Mrs.)
Ora Page (Mrs.)
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
LANE
Miss
N.
Nancy
Richard Norman
Robert
Robert
LANE
LANE
LANE
THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
William C.
William S.
master plan for parks and recreation, 1971
MACH-56: 103106
MACH-30: 58
MACH-41: 140
MACH-9: 49
MACH-9: 59
MACH-2: 65
MACH-4: 61
MACH-29: 25
MACH-5: 54
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9: 65
MACH-37/38: 123
MACH-9: 47,51
MACH-2: 7
MACH-35/36:
35,46,107
MACH-1: 34,36
MACH-9: 47
MACH-9: 64
MACH-32: 48
MACH-5: 64
Dumas
Edward
Elizabeth
Henry L.
Isham (Lain)
J. W.
edited "Letters of Christopher Daniel
Ebeling"
MACH-12: 39
MACH-9: 59
MACH-7: 9
LANG
LANG
LANG
LANGBAUM
LANGDON
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGFORD
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
Andrew
Martha
Mary
Robert
Cornelia
James
James
John
John
John
Jonothan
Joseph (of
Richmond)
Martha
Milley
Nancy
Robert
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
West
William
Cary D.
Chillie
Chiswell D.
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
Beth Israel, president of
Pine Knot* visited by
Professorship named after at University of
Virginia; held by K. Edward Lay, 1999
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
Chiswell Dabney
Elizabeth Coles
Chiswell Dabney Langhorne: A Memoir by Langhorne Gibson
author: Nancy Astor and Her Friends
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
Elizabeth Coles
Elizabeth Coles
Elizabeth Coles
author: Monticello Vistas
author: A Black Family at Monticello
Christ Church, Glendower described by
MACH-33/34: 8890
MACH-53: 89
MACH-53: 89
MACH-40: 22
MACH-51: 18
MACH-5: 71
MACH-6: 53
MACH-5: 71
MACH-6: 49
MACH-9: 48,56
MACH-5: 61
MACH-10: 35
MACH-9: 44
MACH-9: 48
MACH-6: 53
MACH-5: 64
MACH-19: 50
MACH-5: 61
MACH-9: 44
MACH-5: 64
MACH-5: 64
MACH-27/28: 41
MACH-57: 124125
MACH-32: 56-57
MACH-37/38: 109
MACH-15: 5-15
MACH-32: 55-61
MACH-37/38: 231252
MACH-43: 1-16
MACH-51: 11
LANGHORNE
Elizabeth Dabney
(Mrs. John
Scaisbrooke)
family
John
John C.
John Scaisbrooke
Nancy
Nancy Witcher Keene
(Mrs. Chiswell
Dabney)
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
Orra
Orra
Phyllis
Phyllis
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGHORNE
LANGLEY
LANGLEY
LANGLEY,
CHARLES E.,
COMPANY
Batty
Batty
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANKFORD
LANKFORD
LANNIGAN
LANZA
LAPORTE
LAPORTE'S
FRENCH
SCHOOL
Burnley
Cordelia
Henry H. (Pop)
family
Mr.
MACH-15: 7
MACH-26: 56
MACH-4: 16,17
MACH-23: 58
MACH-15: 7
MACH-26: 56
Scott, Robert, visit to
Gibbons, William, monument for
Practical Geometry Applied to the Useful
Arts of Building, Surveying, Gardening and
Mensuration
Builder's Chest Book, The
English
Tuscan
Base Hospital 41, World War I, comments
about
MACH-15:
9,11,12,14
MACH-55:
123,125
MACH-55: 82
MACH-26: 56
MACH-32: 57
MACH-50: 32
MACH-50: 34
MACH-40: 61
MACH-33/34:
94,95
MACH-37/38: 36
MACH-37/38: 36
Georgetown football game, 1909, trainer at
MACH-59: 9
MACH-40: 26
MACH-53: 6
MACH-8: 43
MACH-18: 7
Cary, Wilson Miles and
MACH-54: 84,85
LAPORTE'S
FRENCH
SCHOOL
LARKUM
LAROCHE
LAROCHEGUYO
N
LAROUCHE
FOU CAULDLIANCOURT
LaROUCHEFOU
CAULD
LaROWE
LaROWE
LaROWE
LARYNGEAL
DIPTHERIA
LASSERAY
LASSITER
LASSITER
LASSITER
LASSITER
LAST FEW
DAYS IN THE
LIFE OF
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THE
LATANE
LATANE
LATANE
LATANE
LATANE
LATIMER
LATIN
Allen
J. E.
Cocke, John H., Jr. and
Ivy Hockey played by
MACH-54:
84,85,87
MACH-21: 62
MACH-9: 18
MACH-15: 26
MACH-12:
41,43,44
Frederick Godde de
John S.
John S.
John S.
University Billiard Parlor operator
boxing coach, University of Virginia
home on 16th Street NW
MACH-37/38: 50
MACH-58: 12
MACH-58: 12
MACH-58: 12
MACH-3: 14
Andre
Charly H.
Henry A.
J. R.
Rebecca H.
author: "Sous les Treize Etoiles, 1775-1783" MACH-4: 40
MACH-23: 59
MACH-23: 59
Shenandoah National Park, park engineer MACH-51: 84
MACH-23: 59
by James A.Bear, Jr.
family
J. A.
John
Lucy T. (Miss)
Lucy T. (Miss)
James Fair (Rev.)
MACH-32: 63-79
MACH-8: 43
MACH-9: 19
MACH-22: 16
MACH-2: 67
MACH-3: 85
MACH-2: 31
MACH-18: 49
LATIN
LATIN AMERICA
LATROBE
Benjamin Henry
LATROBE
LATROBE
LATROBE
LATROBE
LATROBE
LATROBE
PRICE BOOK
LATTIMORE
LATTIMORE
LAUDANUM
LAUGHMAN
LAUGHMAN
LAUREL HILL
BAPTIST
CHURCH
LAVENDER
LAVENDER
LAVINIA
LAVINIA
LAW
LAW AND
ORDER
LEAGUE
LAWHORN
LAWMAN
LAWMAN
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
Benjamin Henry
Benjamin Henry
Benjamin Henry
John H. B.
O.
Daniel
Richard
Leake, William
James
Charles
Charles
Montpelier* and
Monticello* described by (1832)
Bowers, Fredson, World War II work with
burial place of
Jefferson's slave
advertised for auction, 1828
J. N.
Lina Clark (Mrs.)
Mr.
Bishop
Clark A.
Deaconess
Castle Hill* owned by
MACH-19:
20,24,25
MACH-31: 77
MACH-15: 37,42
MACH-17:
7,8,11,20,21,25,2
6,58
MACH-18: 5,11
MACH-51: 127
MACH-21: 19
MACH-22: 39
MACH-17:
8,20,21,26
MACH-5: 12
MACH-56: 22
MACH-32: 73-74
MACH-6: 55
MACH-9: 42,52
MACH-60: 105
MACH-5: 18,28
MACH-9: 49
MACH-43: 6
MACH-58: 77
MACH-26: 11,82
MACH-26: 42
MACH-16: 39
MACH-20: 46,56
MACH-20: 46
MACH-26: 60
MACH=52:
49,52,57,59
MACH-26: 62,64
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
LAWSON
LAWSON
LAWYERS
LAY
Eleanor
family
John (Isle of Wight
County)
T. E.
Gavin
John
Castle Hill* owned by
Castle Hill*, made modifications to
MACH-10: 35
MACH-32: 59
MACH-35/36: 149
MACH-5: 18
MACH-25: 7
MACH-8: 43
family
LAY
K. Edward
author: Charlottesville's Architectural
Legacy"
LAY
K. Edward
Cherry Valley*, visit to and report on
LAY
K. Edward
LAY
K. Edward
LAY
K. Edward
LAY
LAY
K. Edward
K. Edward
LAY
LAYBROOK
LAYNES DAM
LAZARUS
LAZENBY
LAZY
LAWRENCE
(STORY)
K. Edward
Albert (Captain)
Davis, Rosalie, letter to
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director, 1999
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2001
Albemarle County Historical Society director
- 2002
Old's forge - visit to site of, 1990
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2003
LE VERT
LEA
LEACH
Madame
Tathall
Dr.
Hennie
R.
MACH-52:
49,52,57
MACH-52: 55
Miller, Samuel owns bonds of
author of "Souvenirs of Travel"
funeral of, 1861
MACH-46: 29-96
MACH-57: 124125,128
MACH-57: 125126
MACH-57: iii
MACH-59iii
MACH-60: iii
MACH-61: 49
MACH-61: iii
MACH-31: 46
MACH-14: 5
MACH-40: 13
MACH-57: 118
MACH-24: 20
MACH-20:
52,57,64
MACH-27/28: 41
MACH-52: 139
LEAGUE FOR
SOCIAL
SERVICE
LEAGUE OF
AMERICAN
PENSWOMEN
LEAGUE OF
NATIONS
LEAGUE OF
NATIONS
LEAGUE OF
WOMEN
VOTERS
LEAGUE OF
WOMEN
VOTERS
LEAGUE TO
ENFORCE
PEACE
LEAK
LEAK
LEAK
LEAK
LEAK
LEAK
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
Betty
Elizabeth
Mask
William
William
Cornelia B. (Mrs.)
Earl C.
Earl C.
LEAKE
Earl C.
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
Earl C.
Fannie
Harry
MACH-27/28: 36
MACH-1: 52
MACH-12: 15
MACH-33/34:
105,125,131,132
public housing
Ridge-Lane site opposed, 1965,67
MACH-56: 142
public housing
position on, 1967
MACH-56: 148-14
plantation of
house on Todd Ave.
photo of as a young man
author: "Charlotetsville and Albemarle
County, Circa 1920"
Charlottesville and Albemarle County, ca.
1920 as Recalled by Earlc C. Leake
(Penned in 1983)
uncle of Earl C. Leake
MACH-33/34: 105
MACH-5: 16
MACH-5: 64
MACH-9: 44
MACH-5: 64
MACH-5: 64
MACH-9: 54
MACH-2: 25
MACH-46: 73
MACH-60: 102
MACH-60: 103112
MACH-60: 103112
MACH-23: 59
MACH-60: 104
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
John Churchill
John Churchill
Mildred
Rebecca (Mrs.
Shelton F.)
S. F., Jr.
Shelton F.
Shelton F.
Shelton F.
Shelton F.
LEAKE
LEAKE
Shelton F.
William
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAKE
LEAR
LEAR
LEASE
LEATHER
William James
William P.
William W.
Edwin
Tobias
Mary
Alice
Annie Eliza (18481926)
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
Betty Pace
Edgar Peyton
(b.1851)
LEATHERS
Frank
LEATHERS
Hatte
grandfather of Earl C. Leake; farm at Proffit,
Virginia, 1918
MACH-60: 104
automobile trip to Charlottesville, 1928
MACH-60: 110
MACH-9: 55
MACH-22: 64
MACH-1: 36
MACH-2: 7
MACH-23: 59
Garth, William represented by in GarthUpdike trial
Jackson, Stonewall statue, unveiling of,
10/19/1921- Honor Guard member at
MACH-59: 139
MACH-7: 64
MACH-9: 1315,27-29,31,32,3436,39,40
MACH-9: 54
MACH-60: 104105
MACH-2: 25
MACH-9: 19
MACH-27/28: 50
MACH-14: 52,53
MACH-11: 29,30
MACH-27/28: 105
daughter of Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889) MACH-59: 69n
Confederate uniforms, involved in making of MACH-59: 71
son of Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889)
Roosevelt, Theodore family of, driver for
daughter of James Addison Leathers and
Betty Pace
MACH-59: 69n
MACH-51:
18,41,42
MACH-59: 70
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATHERS
LEATON
LEATON
LEATON
LEATON
SCHOOL
(PIEDMONT
FEMALE
INSTITUTE)
LEBANON
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
LEBANON
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
LEBANON
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
LECLERC
LEDERER
LEE
James Addison, Jr.
James Addison, Sr.
Jane Frances
(b.1841)
John Pendleton
(1845-1937)
Jonathan (18071889)
Mary Etta (18431890)
son of James Addison Leathers and Betty
Pace
Civil War memoirs
MACH-59: 70
MACH-59: 69-83
daughter of Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889) MACH-59: 69n
son of Jonathan Leathers, Civil War and
father of James Addison Leathers, Sr.;
married Kitty Ann Farish
MACH-59: 69
MACH-59: 69
daughter of Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889) MACH-59: 69n
son of James Addison Leathers and Betty
Pace
MACH-59: 70
Waller Smith
William Henry (18371906)
son of Jonathan Leathers, Civil War and
Willis Allen (b.1849) son of Jonathan Leathers (1807-1889)
Annie
Jane
Jane
MACH-59: 69
MACH-59: 69n
MACH-22: 63
MACH-2: 10,12
MACH-8: 41
MACH-8: 41
MACH-2:
3,19,21,24-26
MACH-25: 21
Some Old Albemarle
Churches of West
Hanover Presbytery by Isabella NeffBurnet
French general
John
Arlington, estate in
MACH-2: 19-21
MACH-13: 8
MACH-45: 19
MACH-43: 53-54
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Benjamin
Claude (Dr.)
Custis
Ed
Edward
Edward
family
family
family
Fitzhugh
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
H. B. (Rev.)
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry (1756-1818)
Henry III
Henry Bedinger
(Rev.)
Henry Bedinger
(Rev.)
Henry Bedinger
(Rev.)
LEE
John
LEE
LEE
Ivy hockey played by
nephew of Robert E. Lee
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
Saint Anne's School and
Monticello described by (1826)
MACH-7: 27
MACH-8: 52
MACH-43: 53,54
MACH-21: 62
MACH-44: 30
MACH-7: 27
MACH-24: 48
MACH-35/36: 123
MACH-8: 43
MACH-11: 23
MACH-16:
31,41,42,46
MACH-22: 38,198
MACH-29: 72
MACH-45: 2,7
MACH-48: 10
MACH-48: 10-12
MACH-5: 46
MACH-6: 8,9
MACH-54: 67
MACH-1: 26
MACH-21: 18
MACH-24: 30
MACH-30: 17
MACH-17: 55
MACH-32: 67-69
MACH-17: 61
MACH-3: 23
MACH-8:
40,42,45,50,51
MACH-5:
12,27,31
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
John W.
Monticello Guard, activities in
Lawrence
Lucy Marshall
married William Eskridge Duke
Mary Custis (Mrs.
Robert Edward Lee)
Mary Custis (Mrs.
Robert Edward Lee) Arlington, suit to regain
Mary Slaughter (Mrs.
Claude)
Christ Church, Charlottesville, preached at
Mr.
consecration of
Paul
mountain prople, lives of
city council - candidate, 1960, and public
R. E.
housing
R. E.
city council - elected, 1960
R. E. Jr.
R. E. Jr.
Rebecca
Rev. Mr.
Richard Bland
Richard Henry
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Richard Henry
Richard Henry
Robert E.
Robert E.
Robert E.
LEE
Robert E.
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Duke, R. T. W. Jr., pride of for
battle of second Manassas and, 1862
Battle of Fredericksburg and
decision to move north after
Chancellorsville, 1863 - reference to article
about
MACH-50:
98,100,103,104,1
09,113
MACH-17: 51,75
MACH-59: 123
MACH-43: 52-54
MACH-56: 71
MACH-8: 52
MACH-55: 32
MACH-51: 56n
MACH-56: 133
MACH-56: 133
MACH-16: 30
MACH-22: 11
MACH-5: 84
MACH-8: 34
MACH-10: 35
MACH-19: 13
MACH-30:
20,24,25
MACH-32: 69
MACH-59: 119
MACH-60: 27-28
MACH-60: 30-32
MACH-60: 37n
MACH-1:
24,32,46
MACH-11: 31
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
statue (Charlottesville)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Gen. Lee and Parson Wilmer (Article)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (18071870)
statue (Charlottesville) - photo: by Holsinger
Robert Edward (18071870)
uncle of Fitzhugh Lee
Robert Edward (18071870)
McCall, Rep. Samuel pays tribute to
Robert Edward (1807- Long, Armistead Lindsay and - serves as
1870)
secretary to
Robert Edward (18071870)
MACH-15: 10
MACH-2: 65
MACH-22:
17,18,21,22,30,37
,38,39,80,192,197
,203,205
MACH-22: 209
MACH-22: 85-90
MACH-25: 31
MACH-29: 53
MACH-3:
47,48,51
MACH-33/34:
58,132,133
MACH-4: 33
MACH-42: 84
MACH-43: 53
MACH-47: 36
MACH-48: 10
MACH-48: 38
MACH-48: 54
MACH-5: 44,46
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
Robert Edward (1807- Rives, Col. Alfred Landon, Chief of
1870)
Engineers for
Robert Edward (18071870)
mentioned
Robert Edward (1807- Arlington House, Rawlings Institute students
1870)
visit
Robert Edward (18071870)
Battle of Gettysburg and
Robert Edward (18071870)
Appomattox and
Robert Edward (18071870)
Lee Park, Charlottesville and
Robert Edward (18071870)
statue (Charlottesville)
Robert Edward (18071870)
Scottsville's birthday celebration for, 1914
Robert Edward (1807- Big Sewell Mountain, West Virginia, 1861
1870)
and
Robert Edward (1807- Army of Northern Virginia, commander of,
1870)
1862
Robert Edward (18071870)
Gettysburg - treatment of wounded at
Robert Edward (18071870)
birthday celebration of in Charlottesville
Robert Edward (18071870)
statue of in Charlottesville, unveiling of
Robert Edward (18071870)
Robert Edward (1807- Johnston, Joseph E. replaced by after
1870)
Seven Pines
Robert Edward (18071870)
Seven Day battles and
Robert Edward (18071870)
Chancellorsville, Battle of and
Robert Edward (18071870)
Gettysburg, battle of and
MACH-52: 49
MACH-53: 50;
MACH-60: 1
MACH-54: 55
MACH-54: 90-91
MACH-56: 39
MACH-56: 80
MACH-56: 82-83
MACH-57: 111113
MACH-59: 73
MACH-59: 76-77
MACH-59: 79
MACH-59: 98
MACH-59: 99
MACH-6: 9,10
MACH-60: 23
MACH-60: 23-26
MACH-60: 37
MACH-60: 39
LEE
LEE
Robert Edward Jr
Robert Edward Jr
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE
LEE BRIDGE
LEE HIGHWAY
Sarah J.
Thomas
W. D.
W. S.
Warren S.
William
LEECOCK
LEESBURG,
VIRGINIA
LEESBURG,
VIRGINIA
LEESBURG,
VIRGINIA
LEFEVER
LeFEVRE
Richard W.
Battle of
Walter S.
Albert
LeFEVRE
LEFF
Albert
Michael
LEFFLER
Phyllis
LEFFLER
Phyllis
MIller, Samuel, reported to be illegitimate
daughter of
on Rivanna River at Hydraulic
Virginia highway system, component of
MACH=56: 67
MACH-2: 66
MACH-9: 18
MACH-45: 15
MACH-45: 8,9,11
MACH-3: 73
MACH-49: 38
MACH-49: 44
MACH-35/36:
30,103
MACH-41: 122
MACH-7: 46
LEFFLER
Phyllis
LEFTWICH
family
LEGARE
Hugh Swinton
LEGISLATURES
LEGISLATURES
LEGO *
MACH-11: 31
MACH-3: 57,59
MACH-25: 16
MACH-12: 19
MACH-27/28: 14
U. Va. faculty in philosophy - Christian,
Archer, memorial to
publisher of "Off The Fence"
Albemarle County Historical Society director 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society director 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society - vice
president, 1999
Rives family in Paris and
Dear Ghosts of Lego and Monticello - by
Olivia Taylor
MACH-53: 31
MACH-50: 87
MACH-55: iii
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: iii
MACH-1: 43
MACH-52: 73-74
MACH-24: 40
MACH-29: 75
MACH-3: 17-32
LEGO *
LEGO *
LEGO *
LEIGH
LEIGH
LEIGH
LEIGH
LEIGH *
LEIGH *
LEIGH *
Nancy
W. J.
William
William
LEIPER
LEIPER
LEIPER
Ann
Ann G.
Ann the elder
LEIPER
Elizabeth
LEIPER
LEIPER
LEITCH
Misses
Thomas
James A.
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
James A.
James A.
James A. (Dr.)
James A. (Dr.)
James L.
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
James S.
James S.
John
Rebecca (Mrs.
Samuel)
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel, Jr.
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
Jefferson, Thomas - owned by
Monticello Guard, member of
hockey played at
anecdotes about
brief biographical sketch
MACH-3: 3,17-32
MACH-50: 12
MACH-8: 61
MACH-2: 21
MACH-50: 98
MACH-19: 49
MACH-5: 64
MACH-14: 13
MACH-21: 55
MACH-4: 27
MACH-35/36:
56,107
MACH-35/36: 107
MACH-35/36: 65
MACH-35/36:
107,117
MACH-35/35:
34,65,69,71
MACH-35/36: 34
MACH=8: 60
MACH-33/34:
151n
MACH-9: 29
MACH-52: 120
MACH-52: 122
MACH-1: 36
Jeffersonian Republican and - bought by in
1873
MACH-50: 75
Jeffersonian Republican and
MACH-50: 76
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-10: 35
MACH-10: 35
MACH-15: 38
MACH-8: 63
MACH-31: 14
LEITCH
Samuel, Jr.
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCH
LEITCHE'S (sic)
STONE
LEITH
LELAND
LELY
LEMON
LEMON
LEMON
LEMON
LENDING
Samuel, Jr.
Samuel, Sr.
Samuel, Sr.
Teague
Elizabeth
Mr.
Nan
Richard (Dr.)
David
LENGEL
Edward G.
LENGEL
LENIN
LENNOX
LENT
LENTELLI
LENTELLI
Edward G.
Vladimir Il'ich
Lady Anne (Wife of
2nd Duke of
Albemarle)
W. S.
Leo
Leo
LENTZ
C. S. (Dr.)
LERNER
LERNER
LESCHOT
LESCHOT
LESCURE
Gerda
Judge
Louis
Mr.
William. L.
Court Square, house on (formerly Jouett's
Tavern)
description of
father of Dr. James A.
son of Dr. James Leitch
MACH-52: 117
MACH-52: 119120,119n
MACH-52: 120n
MACH-8: 65
MACH-52: 120
MACH-15: 29,30
MACH-23: 59
MACH-32: 10
MACH-29: 78
MACH-22: 68
MACH-27/28: 27
MACH-24: 18
MACH-22: 68
MACH-40: 19
Jno.
John
author: The University of Virginia
Ambulance Drivers of the First World War
author: University of Virginia Base Hospital
41
Robert E. Lee Statue, sculptor of
Robert E. Lee Statue, sculptor of
University of Virginia, resident in Hotel D,
1947
author: The Grimke Sisters from South
Carolina
silversmith of Charlottesvlle
Observer owned by
MACH-57: 1-33
MACH-59: 1-30
MACH-29: 40
MACH-16: 24
MACH-31: 27
MACH-47: 37
MACH-56: 82
MACH-59: 61
MACH-52: 65
MACH-27/28: 92
MACH-48: 116
MACH-15: 38-39
MACH-50: 85
LESESNE
LESESNE
Daniel
Daniel (Mrs.)(Sarah
Lewis)
LESESNE
LESESNE
LESESNE
Edwin (Nonie)
Maria
Maria
son of Maria
Monticello Hospital - head matron, 1861
Maupin House, boarded at, 1861
LESESNE
LESESNE
Maria
Maria
Monticello *, visit to
Maplewood cemetery, visit to
LESESNE
Maria
LESESNE
Maria
Ashby, Turner, funeral of
Jackson's Army passing through
Charlottesville
LESESNE
Maria
Monticello Hospital - activities at
LESESNE
LESHER
Sarah (Lewis)
John
LESHER
John
LESHER
LESTER
LETCHER
LETCHER
LETCHER
LETCHER
LETCHER
LETCHER
John
Linda
F. M.
John
John
John
John
John
LETCHER
LETELLIER
John
Fannie C.
Governor - Confederacy, raising troops for
LETELLIER
William
Monticello Guard, member of
MACH-33/34:
154n
MACH-33/34:
154n
MACH-52: 141142
MACH-52: 128
MACH-52: 129
MACH-52: 134136
MACH-52: 137
MACH-52: 138140
MACH-52: 141
MACH-52: 142143
MACH-33/34:
154n
MACH-50: 40
ironmaster at Marlboro, Frederick County
ironworks built in Frederick County, Virginia,
1767
MACH-61: 32
Old, John and Wilkinson, John sued by,
1769
MACH-61: 32
MACH-40: 23
MACH-22: 103
Governor
MACH-22: 10,196
MACH-29: 72
Governor - pro-slavery address by
MACH-50: 107
Governor - orders of in 1861
MACH-50: 110
Governor - Civil War proclamation
MACH-50: 111
MACH-50: 115
MACH-23: 59
MACH-50:
102n,103,105
LETELLIER
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
William
Ben
Ben
Hannah Baum
Isaac
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
Jacob
Jacob
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
Jacob J.
Jake
Moses
Moses
Moses
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
LETERMAN
Moses
Philip
Philip
Samuel
Samuel (Mrs.)
LETERMAN
Simon
LETERMAN
Simon
LETERMAN
COMPANY
DEPARTMENT
STORE
LETERMAN
COMPANY
DEPARTMENT
STORE
LETERMAN
DEPARTMENT
STORE
LETERMAN
OPERA HOUSE
death of
merchant in Charlottesville
merchant in Charlottesville
MACH-50: 115
MACH-40: 13
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-40: 9
MACH-40: 9,13
MACH-31:
20,22,24-25,27
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-37/38:
125,126
MACH-40: 13
MACH-40: 13
MACH-46: 4, 10f
MACH-48: 85n
merchant in Charlottesville
Baptist Central Women's College, efforts to
secure for Charlottesville
MACH-54: 61
MACH-40: 13
merchant in Charlottesville
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-40: 16
MACH-11: 63
MACH-40:
Beth Israel, president of
9,13,22
family patriarch
MACH-48: 85n
MACH-37/38: 125
picture: First && W. Main Sts. looking east
MACH-40: 10
Dabney, James Cabell describes
MACH-48:
85,85n,86
MACH-27/28: 51
LETTER FROM
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE, APRIL 23,
1862
MACH-10: 28-30
LETTERS HOME
FROM PRIVATE
WILLIAM H.
JONES OF THE
'ALBEMARLE
RIFLES'
LETTERS OF A
CREOLE
STUDENT AT
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA
LEVASSEUR
A.
LEVASSEUR
Anguste
LEVER FOOD
AND FUEL
CONTROL ACT
OF 1917
LEVERTY
Lucy Dabney (Mrs.)
edited by Rick Britton
MACH-57: 65-69
trans. and ed. by Philip D. Uze
Monticello described by (1824)
MACH-14: 16-20
MACH-21: 17
MACH-4: 47
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, effect on
MACH-53: 103
MACH-33/34: 120
LEVIN
Kevin
LEVIN
LEVINSON
Kevin
Jack
LEVY
family
LEVY
Jefferson Monroe
author: Our Little Colonel: An account of the
Life of John Bowie Magruder
MACH-60: 1-45
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
publications committee member, 2004
MACH-62: i
MACH-40: 23
MACH-27/28:
56,58,100
MACH-27/28:
37,59,89,101
LEVY
Jefferson Monroe
The Levy's and Monticello - from "Pleasant MACH-27/28: 52It Is To Remember" by Anna Barringer
57
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
Jefferson Monroe
Jefferson Monroe
Jefferson Monroe
Jefferson Monroe
Jefferson Monroe
Jonas P.
Leon
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
Levy's and Monticello,
The (Article)
Napolean Bonaparte
Uriah Phillips
Uriah Phillips
marriage
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
Uriah Phillips
Uriah Phillips
Uriah Phillips
Uriah Phillips
Uriah Phillips
portrait
Fossett, Peter welcomed to Monticello by
Monticello* described by (1835)
portrait
ship model and Monticello*
MACH-31: 16,29
MACH-37/38: 150
MACH-40: 4,8
MACH-40: 7
MACH-55: 120
MACH-21: 20
MACH-3: 68
MACH-27/28: 5257
MACH-27/28: 53
MACH-11: 54
MACH-21: 37,51
MACH-27/28:
52,53
MACH-3: 27
MACH-40: 4,8
MACH-40: 6
MACH-52: 135
MACH-13:
46,47,52
MACH-27/28: 50
MACH-33/34: 30
MACH-40: 9
MACH-46: 57f,84
Albemarle College for
Young Ladies
programs at
High Street Baptist
Church
meeting place of
MACH-54: 51
Miller, Polk
MACH-48: 20
concert by, 1908
MACH-54: 39
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEVY OPERA
HOUSE
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
young boys
Abraham
Abraham
Andrew (General}
Ann
Betty
Bill
C. D. (Mrs.)
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles
LEWIS
Charles
LEWIS
LEWIS
Charles
Charles
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Charles
Charles
Charles
Charles (Colonel}
Charles Jr.
Charles B. J.
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Charles L.
Charles Lilburn
Charles Lilburn
photo
ca. 1950
MACH-31: 10
Rawlings Institute
Theatre in
Charlottesville, The
programs at
MACH-54: 45, 57
by Richard E. Waddell
MACH-31: 11-30
hang out for
Hanover County resident
Hanover County resident
MACH-48: 22
MACH-18: 39
MACH-8: 13
MACH-19: 9
MACH-6: 43
MACH-2: 12
MACH-21: 64
MACH-3: 85
MACH-18: 45
MACH-20: 20,36
MACH-23: 37,43
MACH-24: 49
MACH-29: 8
MACH-29:
8,10,15,16
MACH-35/36:
30,103
MACH-37/38: 41
MACH-5:
16,20,72
MACH-6: 43,53
MACH-8: 15
MACH-41: 23
MACH-29: 15
MACH-5: 51
MACH-35/36:
151,152
MACH-29: 17
MACH-5: 72
marriage
Farmington* bought by, 1745
LEWIS
LEWIS
Charles T.
Charles T.
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Charles William (Dr.)
children
school for
David
David
David
Ivy hockey played by
David
marriage
LEWIS
David
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
David
Dr.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Langhorne women's suffrage and
Elizabeth Maury (Mrs.
James)
Elizabeth Minor (Mrs.
Robert W.)
Ellen (Mrs. A. J.
Smith)
family
LEWIS
LEWIS
family
family
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
family
family
family
family
family
family
Francis
H. C.
H. C. (Mrs.)
LEWIS
LEWIS
marriage
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
The Farm* tract and
burial ground on property of The Farm*
MACH-21: 36,51
MACH-53: 122
MACH-23: 59
MACH-20: 41
MACH-18: 39-41
MACH-2: 20
MACH-21: 60
MACH-21: 64
MACH-26: 2931,33-37,51,69
MACH-5:
15,20,22,30,31
MACH-1: 34
MACH-22: 69
MACH-55: 12
MACH-6: 45
MACH-20: 21
MACH-20:
21,40,43
MACH-1: 43
MACH-18:
39,40,42
MACH-2: 65
MACH-24:
44,45,48,50
MACH-25: 62
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-53: 51n
MACH-56: 111
MACH-8: 43
MACH-6: 53
MACH-3: 85
MACH-3: 85
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
H. M.
Henry M.
Hopkins
Hopkins
Howell
Howell
Howell
Isham
Isham
Ivey F.
J.
J. R. C.
James
James
James
James
Jane Meriwether
(Mrs. Robert)
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Jane Page (Mrs.
Thomas W.)
Janne
Jean
Jesse
Jesse
Jesse
Jesse
Jesse
LEWIS
LEWIS
John
John
LEWIS
John
MACH-12: 8
MACH-37/38: 103
MACH-5: 57
MACH-9: 50-53
MACH-24: 49
MACH-8: 39,53
MACH-9: 45,47
MACH-29: 17
MACH-5: 51,64
MACH-11: 62
MACH-29: 68
MACH-11: 32
MACH-11: 45,49
MACH-18: 41
MACH-5: 71
MACH-6: 45
son of Robert W. Lewis
MACH-29: 15
MACH-20:
8,10,14,1922,24,26,2832,34,36-38,4044,51,54,56,58,62
,68,72,73
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 56
MACH-18: 39-43
MACH-19: 45
MACH-22: 69
MACH-29: 19
MACH-9: 43
MACH-20: 2123,26
MACH-22: 102
MACH-29:
15,67,68
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
John
John
John (1728-1784)
John (Capt.)
John (Col.)
John (Dr.)
John Jr.
John Sr.
John C.
LEWIS
John L.
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Lee
Lucy Jefferson
M. G.
LEWIS
M. T. (Rev.)
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Maggie
Margaret L.
Mary
Mary
Mary Howell
Mary Randolph
Mary Walker
Mary Walker (Mrs.
Nicholas)
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
MACH-35/36:
12,37,96
MACH-43: 41,43
MACH-18: 39
MACH-23: 59
MACH-23: 59
MACH-1: 7
MACH-5: 68
MACH-5: 68
MACH-9: 19
MACH-37/38:
208,214
Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
director, 2004
MACH-62: iii
MACH-35/35: 152
author of 18th century novel "The Monk"
MACH-56: 31
MACH-39:
21,22,23,25
MACH-20: opp.
photo portrait
p.33
MACH-22: 193
MACH-5: 64
MACH-6: 46,56
MACH-29: 15
MACH-9: 51
MACH-29: 18
youth of
MACH-19: 6
MACH-13: 2,1820,22
MACH-24: 40
MACH-26: 16,56
MACH-29: 16
MACH-37/38: 153
MACH-50: 21
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Meriwether
Mildred
Mr.
Nancy Clarkson (Mrs.
Jesse)
Nancy Clarkson (Mrs.
Jesse)
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas
LEWIS
Nicholas
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Nicholas
Nicholas
Orval
Owen
Patsy
Paul
Paul
LEWIS
meteorology, instructed by Jefferson to
observe
mentioned
Lewis, Nicholas and
Freedman's School, teacher at
MACH-51: 108
MACH-55: 74
MACH-56: 110
MACH-7: 41
MACH-8: 68
MACH-6: 46,56
MACH-55: 64
MACH-18: 40
Albemarle Furnace Company stockholder
married Mary Walker
slave received from Thomas Jefferson
The Farm* - owner in 1770s
MACH-9: 43
MACH-10: 39
MACH-12: 48
MACH-19: 17
MACH-23: 37,43
MACH-29:
18,65,66
MACH-35/36: 153
MACH-42: 10-11
MACH-5: 54
MACH-50: 52-3
MACH-52: 40
MACH-55: 98,98n
MACH-56: 110
MACH-6: 54
Albemarle Iron Company - investor in, 1774 MACH-61: 58
trustee of state government fund to aid
Albemarle Iron Company, ca. 1779
MACH-61: 64
MACH-8: 13,57
MACH-39: 17,20
MACH-5: 68
MACH-9: 53
Freedman's School, teacher at
MACH-55: 80
John Brown school and
MACH-55: 86
MACH-35/36:
47,50,71,78,112,1
13
MACH-10: 36
MACH-20: 21
MACH-29: 15,16
MACH-30: 69
MACH-5:
33,54,79
MACH-58: 75
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Pierce
Robert
Robert
Robert
Robert
LEWIS
Robert
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Robert
Robert
Robert Jr.
Robert Jr.
Robert W.
Robert W.
Samuel
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Sarah
Sarah Craven (Mrs.
Robert W.)
Sarah E.
Sarah E. W.
Sussanah
Sussanah
Thomas
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
Thomas F.
Thomas F.
Thomas F.
Thomas M.
Thomas N.
Thomas Walker
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
LEWIS
LEWIS
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker
son of Robert and Sarah Craven Lewis
son of Nicholas Lewis
slaves, sale of from estate of, 1822
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
marriage
son of Nicholas Lewis
MACH-8: 14-16
MACH-29: 68
MACH-8: 15
MACH-15: 27
MACH-20: 21
MACH-26: 43
MACH-33/34:
154n
MACH-20:
21,38,43
MACH-23: 59
MACH-9: 65
MACH-5: 54
MACH-9: 60
MACH-6: 49
MACH-53:
131,132
MACH-8: 39,53
MACH-9: 17
MACH-53: 123
MACH-21: 35,53
MACH-14: 10
MACH-20:
8,21,54,73
MACH-8: 13
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS
LEWIS AND
CLARK
EXPEDITION
LEWIS AND
CLARK
EXPEDITION
LEWIS AND
CLARK
EXPEDITION
LEWIS AND
CLARK
EXPEDITION
LEWIS AND
CLARK
EXPEDITION
LEWIS AND
CLARK
JOURNALS
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
Thomas Walker
William
William
William A. (Mrs.)
William D.
son of Nicholas Lewis
MACH-9: 51
MACH-21: 60
MACH-6: 51
MACH-3: 85
MACH-5: 42
MACH-13: 19-22
MACH-26: 16,56
MACH-4: 42,52
MACH-5: 74
MACH-7: 41
MACH-13: 22
MACH-37/38: 153
photo: - Holsinger
MACH-47: 40
MACH-47: 40
comments on
MACH-56: 82
McIntire, Paul Goodloe and
MACH-56: 82
Keck, Charles and
MACH-56: 82
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
Alderman, Edwin A. and
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE
unveiling of
LEWIS AND
CLARK STATUE McIntire, Paul G. and
LEWIS AND
FOWLER
MANUFACTURI
NG COMPANY
LEWIS HOUSE
LEWIS
MOUNTAIN
University of Virginia Bohn engraving of taken from
LEWISBURG
ERA
LEWIS'S FORD
(RIVANNA
RIVER)
LEWIS'S FORD
(RIVANNA
RIVER)
LEWIS'S
MEETING
HOUSE
LEWIS'S
MOUNTAIN
LEWIS'S
MOUNTAIN
LEWIS'S
MOUNTAIN
LEWIS'S
MOUNTAIN
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
MACH-56: 83
MACH-56: 83
MACH-59: 118
MACH-33/34: 32
MACH-46: 31
MACH-59: 46
MACH-18:
33,24,37
MACH-14: 2
MACH-25: 12
MACH-32: 11
MACH-12: 29
MACH-18: 39,41
MACH-22: 69
MACH-29: 20
MACH-11: 6
MACH-16: 32
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
LIASON
(MAGAZINE)
MACH-18: 49
MACH-2: 28
MACH-22: 22,86
MACH-3: 54
McLaughlin, W.
Washington College
MACH-43: 52
MACH-22:
86,87,88
Washington College
MACH-23: 58
Washington College
LIBERIA
LIBERIA
LIBERTY HALL * Cabell family home
LIBERTY
INDEPENDENT
TROOP
LIBERTY MILLS,
VIRGINIA
LIBRARIES
LIBRARIES
practices law in
potential site for State University, ca. 1815
Gooch, Robert writes of his World War I
experiences
free blacks - emigration of to
free blacks - census of
LIBRARIES
LIBRARIES
MACH-57: 31-32
MACH-53:
115,117,120,134
MACH-55: 84-85
MACH-60: 88,91
MACH-30: 44
MACH-44: 32
MACH-26: 11
MACH-29: 58
MACH-37/38: 715
LIBRARIES
Libraries in
Charlottesville and
Albemarle: A Brief
History
Library of Congress
MACH-60: 95
by Robert M. Hubbard
MACH-37/38: 717
MACH-27/28: 36
LIBRARIES
Library of Congress
LIBRARIES
University of Virginia
LIBRARIES
University of Virginia
LIBRARIES IN
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE AND
ALBEMARLE: A
BRIEF HISTORY
federal Works
LIBRARY OF
Progress
VIRGINIA
Administration
LIBYA
Tripoli
LICHTENBERG Leo (Rabbi)
Brown family
LICKIN *
plantation
LICKINGHOLE
CREEK
LICKSON
Sarah
LIDDON
Canon
LIEBERTHAL
Anne
LIEBERTHAL
Gary
LIFE AND
ADVENTURES
OF WILBURN
WATERS, THE
(BOOK) (1878)
LIFE LETTERS
AND JOURNALS
[OF GEORGE
TICKNOR]
(BOOK) (1876)
LIFE OF
GENERAL LEE
(BOOK)
University of Virginia
MACH-37/38: 7
MACH-27/28: 23
MACH-31: 56
by Robert M. Hubbard
MACH-37/38: 717
historical inventory made by in 1938 now at
the library
MACH-61: 45n
Greeks emigrate to Charlottesville from
MACH-54: 9
MACH-40: 19
map showing location of
MACH-61: 2
Castle Hill* owned by
Castle Hill* owned by
MACH-23: 41
MACH-9: 62
MACH-26: 11
MACH-52: 49,61
MACH-52: 49,61
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 21
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 16
MACH-30: 9
LIFE OF
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THE (BOOK)
(1832)
LIFE OF
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THE (BOOK)
(1837)
LIFE OF
THOMAS
JEFFERSON,
THE (BOOK)
(1858)
LIGGETT AND
MYERS
LIGHT
DRAGOONS
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 18
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 15
Monticello*, description of
MACH-21: 18
MACH-15: 10
LIGHTBECK
LIGHTFOOT
LIGHTFOOT
John
Catherine W.
Daniel
LIGHTNER
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
LIGON
LILE
LILE
LILE
LILE
LILENFELD
LILLARD
LILLEY
LILLIANTHAL
John M.
family
Billy
Minor
William Minor
William Minor
G. J.
family
Robert
Rev. Dr.
MACH-14: 56
MACH-50:
Monticello Guard and
102n,103
marriage
MACH-21: 38,50
MACH-7: 27
patient at Scottesville Confederate Hospital, MACH-57:
1862
91,93,101
MACH-24: 2
MACH-26: 43
MACH-24: 49
MACH-27/28: 47
MACH-24: 20
MACH-33/34: 130
MACH-42: 87
MACH-45: 15
Shenandoah National Park land and
MACH-49: 64
MACH-5: 72
Virginia clergyman
MACH-21: 37
LILLY
LILLY
LILLY
LILLY
LIME STONE
CREEK
Gabriel
Gabriel
Gabriel
William
slaves, traetment of
Monticello* - overseer at
MACH-11: 45
MACH-7: 42,4446
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE *
LIMESTONE *
LIMESTONE *
LIMESTONE
SPRINGS *
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
MACH-16: 49
MACH-50: 15
MACH-50: 3
MACH-7: 27
iron manufacturing
uses
free blacks
Monroe, Andrew
photo
reside at
owner of
Abraham
Abraham
Abraham
Abraham
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
Abraham
Abraham
Abraham
Abraham
LINCOLN
Abraham
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
Abraham
Abraham
Abraham
LINCOLN
Abraham
LINCOLN
Abraham (Pres.)
Rives, Judith Walker comments about
Gettysburg address
Old Capital Prison, reaction at upon his
assassination
University of Virginia faculty action after
election of
MACH-61: 60
MACH-53: 130
MACH-52: 42
MACH-52: 42
MACH-23: 68
MACH-11: 19
MACH-12: 38
MACH-13: 38
MACH-16: 28
MACH-22:
7,10,17
MACH-27/28: 99
MACH-29: 51
MACH-3: 48,49
MACH-43:
38,51,53
MACH-44:
27,34,35,41,43
MACH-52: 79
MACH-52: 81
MACH-59: 98
MACH-60: 13
LINCOLN
MEMORIAL
UNIVERSITY
LINCOLN
SCHOOL
LINDEN
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
Russell
Anne Sieg
Clark
Cornelia
family
Frank
G. Walton
G. Walton
Gordon
LINDSAY
J. Gordon (Mrs.)
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
J. Gordon (Mrs.)
J. Gordon (Mrs.)
J. Gordon (Mrs.)
J. H.
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
J. H.
J. H.
J. W.
James H.
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
James H.
James H.
James H.
James H.
James H.
James H.
Charlottesville "Daily Progress," - owner of
married Anne Sieg
photo
Shenandoah National Park supported by
Farmington Country Club, charter member
Rinehart, Hollis and
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
James H.
James H.
Charlottesville "Daily Progress," - owner of MACH-51: 75
mountain people and - behavior of
MACH-51: 77
MACH-31: 63
Carkin, Miss and
Beth Israel, president of
Mrs. James Hubert Lindsay
Daily Progress - works for
brother of James Hubert Lindsay
Daily Progress, works for
Jefferson Journal and
Daily Progress - works for
Daily Progress - editor of
Court Square Confederate monument,
dedication of
women's suffrage and
MACH-55: 86
MACH-40: 22
MACH-50: 79
MACH-50: 80
MACH-35/36: 109
MACH-24: 46
MACH-50: 79
MACH-50: 80
MACH-50: 82
MACH-50: 80
MACH-12: inside
back cover
MACH-14: inside
back cover, 65
MACH-15: 46,47
MACH-16: 55
MACH-48: 18
MACH-48: 35
MACH-55: 11
MACH-27/28: 77
MACH-37/38: 95
MACH-50: 78-81
MACH-50: 79
MACH-50: 79
MACH-51: 69
MACH-51: 72
MACH-51: 72
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
James H.
James H.
Jean
R.
Reuben
Reuben
Reuben
Reuben
Reuben
LINDSAY
Reuben
Sarah Walker (Mrs.
Reuben)
Stephen Clark
LINDSAY
LINDSAY
LINDSAY, F. A.
&& CO.
LINDSAY, J. H.
&& CO.
LINDSAYS,
VIRGINIA
LINDSEY
LINDSEY
LINDSEY
LINDSEY
LINDSEY
LINDY (DANCE)
LINFIELD
LINNAEUS
LINNEY
LINNUS
LINTHIUM
LIONEL OF
CLARENCE
LIONS
LIONS
mountain people and - contributions to
Marchant, Henry C. and
Ivy hockey played by
Walker, Dr. Thomas, partner with
MACH-51: 78
MACH-53: 93
MACH-21: 61
MACH-1: 11
MACH-29: 18
MACH-35/36: 153
MACH-5: 51
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 40
MACH-52: 9,1314
father of James Hubert Lindsay
MACH-29: 18
MACH-50: 79
Weekly Chronicle, owner of
MACH-50: 77
Weekly Chromicle, owner of
MACH-50: 77
Springfield*, lived at
married Sarah Walker
Landry
Lewis
Mildred T.
Reuben (Col.)
Robert
Ben Zion (Dr.)
Carolus
Charles Beale
Mrs.
Thomas
Greenway, James, corresponds with
John Bowie Strange Camp, United
Confederate Veterans
MACH-22: 192
MACH-7: 27
MACH-13: 39
MACH-9: 56
MACH-4: 52
MACH-9: 56
MACH-42: 36
MACH-40: 18
MACH-51: 105
MACH-48: 51
MACH-32: 51
MACH-7: 27
MACH-24: 47
MACH-24: 11
MACH-26: 28
LIONS CLUB
LIONS CLUB
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
Charlottesville
Charlottesville
Catherine
Elizabeth
J. W.
Joe
Joseph W.
Joseph W.
Joseph W.
McIntire Park, partial support for, ca.1958
recreation program, contributions to
married Charles Graves
LIPOP
LIPOP
LIPOP
JEWELRY
STORE
LIPPERS
LIPSCOMB
LIPSCOMB
LIQUOR
LIQUOR
LIQUOR
LIST OF
MANUFACTURE
RS IN
FREDERICKSVI
LLE PARISH,
ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA IN
1820, A
LITERARY
FUND
(RICHMOND)
LITERATURE
LITERATURE
Joseph W.
Lena
Monticello Guard, member of
Second St. NE - home on
jewelry store, owner of
Lipop, Joseph W., owner
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-41: 102
MACH-6: 57
MACH-9: 18
MACH-25: 58
MACH-26: 66
MACH-27/28: 48
edited by Newton B. Jones
MACH-10: 20-27
Heinrich
John (of Louisa)
Thos. J.
American
MACH-56: 102
MACH-56: 90-91
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-23: 59
MACH-2: 6
MACH-25: 12
MACH-23: 56,59
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-48: 102n
MACH-50:
98,102,104,115
MACH-23: 59
manager of Samuel Miller's endowmwnt for
Miller School
MACH-56: 69,74
MACH-29: 74
MACH-7: 50
LITLE
WOODLAND
PRINCESS, THE
(STORY)
LITTERALL
LITTLE
LITTLE
LITTLE
LITTLE
LITTLE
LITTLE AH-SIE
(SONG)
LITTLE BROOM
SELLER,THE
(THEATRICAL
PRODUCTION)
LITTLE COED,
THE (PLAY)
LITTLE FLAT
MOUNTAIN
LITTLE
MISSOURI
(RIVER)
LITTLE
MOUNTAINS
LITTLE
RICHMOND *
LITTLE RIVER,
VIRGINIA
LITTLEFORD
LITTLEFORD
LITTLEFORD
LITTLEFORD
LITTLETOWN,
VIRGINIA
LITTLEWOOD
MACH-20: 9
MACH-6: 55
MACH-3: 68
MACH-32: 30
MACH-32: 30
MACH-2: 20
MACH-5: 18
Winny
Alonzo F.
L. P.
Peyton L.
William
William
Dabney, James Cabell and
MACH-48: 81
MACH-31: 18
MACH-13: 50
map showing location
of
near Brown's Cove
MACH-61: 2
MACH-16: 33
MACH-8: 10
MACH-20: 29
Charlotte
family
John
John D.
Haley, Rev. Littleberry James
marriage
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
57th Virginia Infantry arrives at, 1862
John
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-49: 21
MACH-21: 28,51
MACH-8: 43
MACH-53: 131
MACH-21: 28
MACH-60: 22
MACH-21: 62
LITTRELL
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVELY
LIVERS
LIVERS
Molly
Benjamin
Benjamin
Charles
John
John
Mary
Milley
Shadrack
J. L.
John L.
LIVERS
John L.
LIVERS
LIVINGSTON
LIVINGSTON
LIVINGSTON
LIVINGSTON
John Leo
Edward
Edward
George
Robert R.
LIVINGSTON
LIVY
LLEWELLYN
LLORENS
LLOYD
Robert R.
Charles
Alfred
Charles A.
LLOYD
Demarest
LLOYD
Thomas
LLOYD
Thomas
LLOYD
Thomas
portrait (at age 39)
photo: (ca.1918); in group of C && A Rwy
employees
Watts, Ebenezer, prank played on
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1997
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1998
Albemarle County Historical Society,
director - 1999
MACH-9: 57
MACH-5: 72
MACH-9: 45
MACH-9: 55
MACH-5: 72
MACH-9: 63
MACH-9: 45
MACH-6: 42,43
MACH-9: 61
MACH-12: 8
MACH-37/38: 117
MACH-37/38: 168
MACH-37/38:
134,135,145,147,
148,154,164,165,
166,169,176
MACH-1: 25
MACH-13: 21
MACH-6: 52,53
MACH-11: 49
MACH-13:
5,6,8,9,11-14,1517,21,22
MACH-19: 24
MACH-52: 124
MACH-46: 84
MACH-9: 19
MACH-29:
39,40,42
MACH-55: iii
MACH-56: iii
MACH-57: iii
LOACH
LOBBAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOBHAN
LOCAL
HISTORY, HOW
TO GATHER IT,
WRITE IT, AND
PUBLISH IT
LOCHLYN *
LOCKART
LOCKE
LOCKE
LOCKE
LOCKHEART
LOCKSMITH
LOCUST
GRANGE *
LOCUST
GROVE *
LOCUST
GROVE *
LOCUST
GROVE *
LOCUST
GROVE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEIGHBORHOO
D)
James
James
Ben
Bevly
James
John, Sr.
John, Sr.
Samuel
Thomas
magistrate, 1865
Garth - Updike trial, Justice on panel for
by Donald Dean Parker; rev. and ed. by
Bertha E. Josephson - reviewed by
Atchison L. Hench
John
John
John
John
family
English philosopher (1632-1704)
English philosopher (1632-1704)
English philosopher (1632-1704)
MACH-56: 45
MACH-59: 139
MACH-32: 48
MACH-32: 48
MACH-32: 48
MACH-2: 35
MACH-9: 49
MACH-32: 48
MACH-32: 48
MACH-5: 76
MACH-18: 61
MACH-2: 20
MACH-12: 29
MACH-16: 16
MACH-4: 47
MACH-8: 43
MACH-27:28: 27
MACH-18: 40
MACH-46: 57
Sinclair estate
Smith, Lemuel F
(Judge) and
MACH-56: 78
MACH-48: 110
MACH-14: 10
LOCUST
GROVE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEIGHBORHOO
D)
LOCUST
GROVE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE
NEIGHBORHOO
D)
LOCUST
GROVE
IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
LOCUST
GROVE LAND
COMPANY
LOCUST
GROVE,
VIRGINIA
LOCUST HILL *
LOCUST HILL *
LOCUST HILL *
LOCUST HILL *
LOEB
Patty (Mrs.)
LOEB
William
LOEB
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
William, Jr.
Ben
Catherine N.
Clevester, Jr.
Clevester, Sr.
Confederate officer
General
MACH-2: 5
MACH-37/38:
88,135
MACH-37/38: 73
MACH-37/38: 85
Pine Knot*, security at
marriage
MACH-22: 197
MACH-13: 18
MACH-13: 18
MACH-26: 56
MACH-29: 16
MACH-24: 20
MACH-51: 36
MACH-27/28:
89,99
MACH-19: 8,12
MACH-21: 36,51
MACH-39: 83
MACH-39: 83
MACH-22: 116
MACH-42: 91
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN *
LOGAN *
LOMAX
LOMAX
LOMAX
LONG
John A.
Margaret Murray
Coleman
Mully
Richard
sisters
Duke, Richard and
Maria Walker Duke
family
LONG
John Tayloe
John Taylor
A. (Capt.)
Armistead Lindsay
(Gen.)
Armistead Lindsay
(Gen.)
Armistead Lindsay
(Gen.)
Armistead Lindsay
(Gen.)
LONG
LONG
C. M. (Rev.)
George
LONG
LONG
George
George
LONG
LONG
LONG
LONG
George (Prof)
Huey
Lawrence
Lawrence
LONG
LONG
LONG
MACH-16: 38
MACH-44: 13, 20
n.17
MACH-22: 112
MACH-44: 20
n.17
MACH-42: 91
MACH-11: 57
first home of
Smith, Margaret Bayard visits
MACH-59: 88
MACH-8: 33
MACH-51:
119,120
MACH-27/28: 118
MACH-33/34: 32
MACH-22: 58,197
monument for - photo of
MACH-48: 54
biographical notes
MACH-48: 54-55
monument for
MACH-48: 54-55
MACH-39:
25,29,3032,40,75,80,84
MACH-13: 57
MACH-19: 2225,27,29-31,36
MACH-35/36: 95
University of Virginia hotelkeepers, relations
with
MACH-59: 54n
MACH-29: 35
MACH-5: 72
MACH-6: 42,43
LONG
LONG
Mary
Mary Heron Sumner
(Mrs. Armistead
Lindsey)
Mary Heron Sumner
(Mrs. Armistead
Lindsey)
LONG
LONG
LONG
Raymond V.
Raymond V.
Raymond V.
LONG
LONG
LONG
Thomas B.
W. W.
William Fife
LONG
William Fife
LONG
LONGFELLOW
LONGING
(POEM)
LONGSTREET
LONGSTREET
William Fife
Henry Wadsworth
James
James
LONGSTREET
LONGSTREET
LONGSTREET
LONGSTREET
James
James (Gen.)
James (Gen.)
James (Gen.)
LONGSTREET
LONGWOOD *
LONGWOOD,
VIRGINIA
James (Gen.)
LONG
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Albemarle Chapter
MACH-20: 13
MACH-22: 13
postmistress of Charlottesville
public housing - position on, 1954
public housing - position on, 1960
public housing - position on, 1961
Base Hospital 41, World War I, died of
influenza
Scottsville "Courier," publisher of
photo: law office at 220 Court Square
Jefferson, Thomas, portrait in courthouse
and
Rawlings Institute, in group purchasing
property in 1909 in effort to save school
Confederate Army corps commander
mentioned
battle of second Manassas and, 1862
Magruder, John Bowie given special duties
by, 1863
MACH-4: 25
MACH-56: 126127
MACH-56: 135
MACH-56: 139
MACH-59: 19
MACH-50: 88
MACH-43: 44
MACH-48: 114
MACH-54: 66
MACH-30: 19
MACH-20: 5
MACH-11: 22
MACH-22: 62
MACH-25:
21,26,29
MACH-59: 77n
MACH-60: 1
MACH-60: 27-28
MACH-60: 34
MACH-22: 204
MACH-22: 31
LOOKING BACK
(NEWSPAPER
COLUMN)
LOOKING BACK
(NEWSPAPER
COLUMN)
LOOMS
LOPEZ
Judge
LOPEZ
Virginia
LORD FAIRFAX
LORD KAMES
LORNA DOONE
(BOOK)
LOSSING
LOSSING
LOST CAUSE
Benson J.
Benson J.
LOST
MOUNTAIN
LOST
MOUNTAIN
LOST
MOUNTAIN
LOTT
LOTT
John
Shelton
LOTZ
Nicholas
LOTZ
LOUDIN
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
Nicholas
Frederick J.
by Vera V. Via
MACH-13: 69
by Vera V. Via
MACH-17: 56
MACH-25: 42
MACH-21: 37
MACH-21: 37,51
MACH-3: 71
MACH-11: 38
marriage
author: "The Gentleman Farmer"
MACH-27/28: 30
author: "The Pictorial Field Book of the War
of 1812"
MACH-14: 58
Monticello* described by (1853)
MACH-21: 21
MACH-29: 70
MACH-26: 27,2932,3438,40,50,51,62
mission
MACH-26: 41
school
MACH-26: 65
MACH-5: 51
MACH-48: 77-78
property of
Berks County, Pa. Standing Committee
chairman - issues call for formation of Flying
Camp unit, 6/27/1776
Colonial battalion commander at Battle of
Brooklyn in Revolution
jubilee singers, director of
MACH-61: 34
MACH-61: 35;
38n
MACH-55: 81n
MACH-11:
29,46,48
MACH-18: 36
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
COUNTY
LOUDOUN
PIPPIN (APPLE)
LOUDOUN
SCHOOL
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
MACH-19: 51
MACH-25: 25
MACH-37/38: 218
MACH-41: 122
MACH-5: 37
MACH-14: 23
MACH-33/34: 59
MACH-1:
6,8,10,30
MACH-11: 32,57
MACH-12: 25,2742
MACH-13: 40
MACH-18: 36
MACH-2: 36,61
MACH-20: 19,39
MACH-21:
33,36,45,66,68
MACH-22: 31,68
MACH-24: 49,50
MACH-25: 24
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
MACH-27/28: 87
MACH-29: 10,1618
MACH-30: 20,21
MACH-33/34:
152n
MACH-37/38: 13
MACH-5: 5,19
MACH-7:
24,26,28
MACH-8:
9,15,17,20,28,55,
57-59,65
MACH-9: 7
Anderson, Frank
deputy sheriff
Bear Castle *
Case of the Laborer
from Louisa, The:
Three Central
Virginians and the
Origin of the Virginia
Highway System
by Peter Wallenstein
Coleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert
residents of, ca. 1971
Coleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert
residents of
Courthouse
MACH-49: 29
MACH-35/36: 157
MACH-49: 19-48
MACH-58: 20
MACH-58: 20
MACH-23: 66
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
Courthouse
MACH-25: 20
Courthouse
MACH-30: 21
MACH-56: 4144,47
Courthouse
Courthouse
military occupation, 1865 and
military occupation, 1865 and - 67th Ohio
Infantry
Courthouse
57th Virginia Infantry at, 1862
MACH-60: 26
Cuckoo District
road maintenance in
MACH-49: 27
Cuckoo, Virginia
MACH-56: 51
MACH-17: 50
MACH-51: 91100, passim
fiction set in
Garth, Thomas
moves to Albemarle from
MACH-57: 123
Gordon, Carolyn
Aleck Maury, Sportsman, site of in
MACH-51: 95
Green Springs district
MACH-1: 10
Green Springs district
MACH-19: 56
Green Springs district
MACH-23: 68
Green Springs district
MACH-40: 27
Green Springs district
MACH-8: 28,29
Green Springs Parish
Haley, Littleberry
James
MACH-8: 28,29
Hopefull Church
MACH-49: 19
Haley, Rev. Littleberry James and
MACH-49: 19,20
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
COUNTY
LOUISA
RAILROAD
Jerdone's Castle*
MACH-29: 16
Longwoods*
MACH-23: 47
Minor's Folly*
MACH-12: 25
Pendleton
Proffitt family and
MACH-49: 30
road maintenance
in early times
MACH-49: 27-32
Robertson, W. J.
Scarrots Baptist
Church
practices law in
MACH-43: 43
American Revolution, activities prior to
MACH-49: 12
sheriff, deputy
Proffitt, William F.
MACH-49: 29
slave population
in late 18th century
MACH-49: 8
South Anna Church
Haley, Littleberry James (Rev.) and
MACH-49: 19
Sunning Hill*
Minor, Peter, home of
MACH-48: 90n
Sylvania*
MACH-20: 19
The Courier
Thompson Baptist
Church
Thompson
Crossroads
Tussey, Monte B owner of
MACH-50: 90
American Revolution, activities prior to
MACH-49: 12
Tolersville
Mineral City early name for
West End*
MACH-12: 25
MACH-49: 30
MACH-46: 49
MACH-22: 61
LOUISA
RAILROAD
LOUISA
RAILROAD
LOUISA
RAILROAD
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
MACH-33/34: 152
MACH-35/36: 161
Ascension Parish
Baton Rouge
Convent
Donaldsonville
Jefferson College
Convent (St. James
Parish)
Louisiana State
University
Louisiana State
University
Louisiana State
University
Louisiana State
University
Mansfield Female
College
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Hermitage*
MACH-46: 57
MACH-12: 18
MACH-13: 1-22
MACH-14: 16
MACH-16:
12,13,15
MACH-22: 205
MACH-27/28: 117
MACH-3: 81
MACH-9: 49
MACH-14: 16
MACH-14: 32
MACH-14: 16
MACH-14: 16
MACH-14: 16
MACH-14: 16
MACH-2: 66
MACH-22: 194
MACH-8: 5
MACH-44: 31
MACH-1: 22
MACH-11: 49
MACH-12: 18,34
MACH-13:
1,10,13
MACH-14: 54
MACH-16: 30
MACH-22: 89
MACH-25: 18
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Spanish Intendant at
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
New Orleans
Saint James Parish
MACH-27/28: 104
MACH-27/28:
Tulane University
104,110,111
MACH-27/28:
104,111
MACH-4: 39
Collector of the Port
MACH-47: 8
American Marine Hospital
MACH-47: 9,11
MACH-53:
Tulane University - and football, early 1900s 15,19,21
Tulane University - Alderman, Edwin
Anderson president of
MACH-58: 5n
MACH-7: 35,37
Jefferson College Convent
MACH-14: 16
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
Saint James Parish
Shreveport
Thebodaux
Treaty of, April
30,1803
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
PURCHASE
LOUISIANA
PURCHASE
LOUISIANA
PURCHASE
LOUISIANA
PURCHASE
Washington Artillery
Tigers (Regiment)
Tulane University - Sophie Newcomb
College
MACH-19: 52
MACH-16: 25
MACH-14: 63
MACH-13: 20
MACH-27/28: 93
Men of Albemarle
and the Louisiana
Purchase
sesquicentennial
celebration
sesquicentennial
celebration
by Lester J. Cappon
MACH-13: 1-22
in Charlottesville
MACH-13: 1,69
in Charlottesville
MACH-48: 115
LOUTHAN
LOUTHAN
L'OUVERTURE,
TOUSSAINT
L'OUVERTURE,
TOUSSAINT
LOVE
LOVE
LOVE
LOVE
LOVE IN A MIST
(BOOK)
LOVING
LOVING
LOVING
LOVING
LOVING
LOVING
LOVING
LOVINGSTON
FORMATION
LOVINGSTON,
VIRGINIA
LOVINGSTON,
VIRGINIA
LOW
LOW COUNTRY
CAMPAIGNS
(EUROPE)
LOWBER
LOWBER
LOWE
LOWELL
LOWER
CHURCH
Carter McKein
William P.
photo: (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Albemarle Female Institute, on faculty of
MACH-22: 190
MACH-53: 34,49
MACH-13: 8,15
J. P. E. (Rev.)
Sarah Melinda
William
William
Boyce
Boyce
Boyce
Boyce
Boyce
Dewey C.
Helen
typoe of rock
Gordon, Judge
Bennett
Benjamin
Edward
Edward
Enoch M.
A. Lawrence
Bell estate, interest in
newspaper, definition of
Roosevelt, Theodore, writes stories about
contains iron ore
home of
Virginia clergyman
football, early 1900s
MACH-16: 12
MACH-39: 78
MACH-39: 78
MACH-55: 104n
MACH-9: 51,54
MACH-42: 99
MACH-14: 23
MACH-17: 56
MACH-29: 26
MACH-50: 67
MACH-51: 23
MACH-26: 76
MACH-26: 76
MACH-61: 59
MACH-10: 16
MACH-48:
94n,99n
MACH-9: 58
MACH-16: 22
MACH-15: 38
MACH-46: 51
MACH-21: 42
MACH-53: 13,25
MACH-40: 40
LOWERY
LOWLANDERS
LOWNDES
LOWNES
LOWRY
LOWRY
LOWRY
LOWRY
LOWRY
LOWRY
LOYAL LAND
COMPANY
LOYAL LAND
COMPANY
LOYAL LAND
COMPANY
LOYAL LAND
COMPANY
LOYAL LAND
COMPANY
LOYALL
LUCADO
LUCAS
LUCAS
LUCAS
LUCAS
LUCAS
LUCAS
LUCCANS
LUCHADO
Kesiah (of Louisa)
Confederate officer
Caleb (of
Philadelphia)
Aron
baby
Jane
John (Col.)
Mosis
Samuel B.
MACH-6: 57
MACH-24: 46
MACH-22: 116
marriage
marriage
MACH-16: 47,51
MACH-7: 27
MACH-9: 63
MACH-21: 34,51
MACH-21: 34
MACH-7: 27
MACH-21: 37,49
MACH-1: 6,12
MACH-2: 37
MACH-42: 99
Cabell, William (Dr.)
Walker, Dr. Thomas
and
George
James F.
Alice Metta Gibbons
Alice Metta Gibbons
Annie V.
Charles
Fanny
William Elverton
Isaac
LUCILE (STORY)
LUCK
John J. "Pot"
member of
marriage
property in Charlottesville, sale of
Gibbons family, data on
Young Ladies Institute and, 1853
mother of William Elverton Lucas
married Alice Gibbons
Virginia clergyman
MACH-60: 88
MACH-52: 18
MACH-23:
23,26,27,28
MACH-21: 37,48
MACH-55: 84
MACH-55: 84n
MACH-53: 37,41
MACH-17: 68
MACH-55: 80
MACH-55: 80
MACH-37/38: 35
MACH-21: 47
MACH-20: 31
MACH-27/28: 106
LUCK
LUCK
LUCUS
LUCUS
John J. "Pot"
John R. (Dr.)
Ann (Mrs.) (of
Fredericksburg)
Elizabeth
LUCY (SLAVE)
LUDDY (SLAVE)
LUDLOW
LUDLUM
LUDLUM
Brown, Bezaleel
Daniel
Alex
David M.
LUDLUM
Lewis
LUDWELL
LUEHR
LUKENS
LUKENS
Lucy
Liborius
Isabella
William W. (Mrs.)
LUPTON
LUPTON
LUPTON
MACH-19: 54
MACH-9: 61
owned by - bequeathed to his wife, Mary,
1829
advertised for auction, 1826
Irvin (Mrs.)
William D.
MACH-61: 7. 8
MACH-58: 76
MACH-15: 26
MACH-35/36: 111
MACH-3: 83
MACH-35/36:
45,111
MACH-3:
70,72,73
MACH-41: 102
MACH-21: 64
MACH-3: 85
MACH-26:
28,40,42
MACH-53: 100101
MACH-13: back
cover
MACH-9: 17
Joseph Edwin
MACH-7: 24
MACH-24: 48
MACH-19: 50
LUMBER
LUMBER
COMPANIES
LUMMIS
LUMSDEN
LUNENBURG
COUNTY
LUNSFORD
LUPTON
University of Virginia "Hot Foot Society" and MACH-57: 41
MACH-33/34: 111
marriage
wages of, comparative
author: "Memories of Blue Ridge
Mary Louise Hosmer Sanitarium"
Mary Louise Hosmer portrait
annotator: "Memoirs of James Cabell
Mary Louise Hosmer Dabney"
MACH-44: 51-58
MACH-44: 52
MACH-48: 59-105
LURAY,
VIRGINIA
LURAY,
VIRGINIA
LURAY,
VIRGINIA
LURAY,
VIRGINIA
LUSCOMBE
LUSE
LUSITANIA
(SHIP)
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
LUTRELL
LUTRELL
LUTZ
MACH-22: 19
MACH-26: 71
MACH-44: 39
Deford Company
H. H.
Zephariah
Blue Ridge Mountains, property owned in
Virginia clergyman
MACH-51: 64
MACH-21: 46
MACH-9: 56
MACH-33/34: 100
MACH-2: 7
MACH-1: 23
MACH-5: 64
MACH-41: 120
family
Samuel
Herman (Dr.)
LUZADER
John
LYBROOK
A. M.
LYBROOK
Albert
LYCEUM
MOVEMENT
LYCEUM OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
LYCEUM OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
LYCEUM OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
LYCEUM OF
CHARLOTTESVI
LLE
author: Excerpt from the Scheuler von
Senden Journal: 30 December 1778 through MACH-41: 11921 November 1780
136
MACH-11: 10,16
MACH-31: 36
at national level
MACH-51: 112
MACH-1: 45
Summer program at University of Virginia
MACH-13: 51
MACH-37/38:
9,11
Constitution of The Charlottesville Lyceum,
1837-1840, The - edited and intro. by W.
Edwin Hemphill)
MACH-7: 3,47-64
LYDIA (SLAVE)
LYDIA, VIRGINIA
LYLE
LYLE
LYMAN
LYMAN
LYMAN
LYMAN
LYMAN
Brown, Bezaleel
James
William M.
David
David
family
George
H. L.
LYMAN
LYMAN
LYMAN
LYMAN
MANSION
LYNCH
H. L.
Henry B.
May
Anne
LYNCH
Charles
LYNCH
LYNCH
Charles
Charles
LYNCH
Charles
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
LYNCH
Charles
Charles, Jr.
Edward
Elizabeth
family
family
John
John
John B. (Dr.)
Penelope
Sarah Clark
owned by - listed on appraisal, 1829
Springbank* home of
biographical notes
Dabney, James Cabell and
MACH-61: 8
MACH-26: 51
MACH-16: 51
MACH-40: 53
MACH-48: 83,83n
MACH-48: 83n
MACH-27/28: 58
MACH-4: 28
MACH-46: 7f
MACH-8: 4750,53
MACH-26: 76
MACH-48: 84
Blue Ridge Sanatorium property, located on MACH-57: 49n
MACH-19: 50
MACH-25: 50, 61
n.
MACH-40:
26,27,32,39,41
MACH-42: 4
MACH-5: 10,1218,20,24,25,27,29
,30,32,33
MACH-8:
12,13,17
Lynch law and
MACH-40: 44
MACH-42: 8
mentioned
MACH-56: 37
MACH-25: 62
MACH-35/36: 151
MACH-40: 32
Lynchburg, founder of
MACH-40: 43
MACH-19: 50
MACH-40: 32
MACH-40: 32,40
LYNCH
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Sarah, Jr.
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Bell, Jane and
bonds of
Miller, Samuel owned by
MACH-40: 32,40
MACH-1: 19,32
MACH-10: 31
MACH-11: 32
MACH-12: 46
MACH-14: 9
MACH-15: 7
MACH-17:
5,13,19.20,2224,33,36,40,62
MACH-18: 35,49
MACH-19: 36,55
MACH-2: 62
MACH-20: 5
MACH-21:
28,36,42
MACH-22:
22,39,42,45,52,61
,67,128,135,145
MACH-23:
48,54,58
MACH-24: 27,37
MACH-26: 20
MACH-27/28:
14,32,66,67,120,1
23,126,127
MACH-3: 71
MACH-30: 58
MACH-31: 23,31
MACH-35/36: 63
MACH-4: 45
MACH-44: 1,27
MACH-5:
37,40,44
MACH-48: 75n
MACH-57: 117
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Civil War
College Hill
LYNCHBURG
Daily Virginian
Duke, R. T. W. Jr
(Mrs.)
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Yankee soldiers say they are headed to
from Charlottesville, 1865
MACH-61: 90
Miller, Samuel wills $25,000 for resevoir on MACH-56: 69
MACH-17: 67,70newspaper
73
MACH-59:
native of
116,121
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Episcopal Convention
General Hospital #2
Glamorgan Pipe and
Foundry Company
Home Guard
Johnson, Williams
and Kean
Langhorne Hospital
mentioned
Miller , John and
Samuel and
Miller , Samuel
death of
LYNCHBURG
Miller , Samuel
house of
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
Miller , Samuel and
Miller Home
Quaker Meeting
House
Robert E. Lee Junior
High School
Saint Paul's
Episcopal Church
Spring Hill cemetery
Tobacco City Boat
Club
Virginia (newspaper)
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG
1826, site of
Civil War hospital
MACH-55: 32
MACH-22: 202
Capron, John D. president of, ca. 1940
Monticello Guard, guest of
law firm and Samuel Miller, comments on
kin of
MACH-61: 49
MACH-50: 109
MACH-56: 67n
MACH-40: 50
MACH-56: 64
Miller, Samuel - portrait of
MACH-56: 56-58
MACH-56: 67
MACH-57:
115,117,119
MACH-57: 117121
MACH-57: 121
Miller, Samuel, home of and
MACH-56: 65
MACH-7: 78
Samuel Miller buried there
Rives Boat Club, race with
MACH-23: 58
MACH-56: 54
MACH-54: 79
MACH-42: 71
LYNCHBURG
"DAILY NEWS"
(NEWSPAPER
LYNCHBURG
"VIRGINIAN"
(NEWSPAPER)
LYNCHBURG
DAILY
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
LYNCHBURG
DAILY
REPUBLICAN
(NEWSPAPER)
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
ORPHAN
ASYLUM
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
ORPHAN
ASYLUM
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
ORPHAN
ASYLUM
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
ORPHAN
ASYLUM
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
ORPHAN
ASYLUM
MACH-18: 33
MACH-42: 71
MACH-10: 28,30
MACH-22:
28,30,31
MACH-27/28:
126,127
Miller, Samuel and
MACH-56: 53-54
mentioned
MACH-56: 62n
Miller, Samuel and - legatee in will of
MACH-56: 67,69
Miller, Samuel and - portrait of by Flavius
Fisher, 1879-1881
MACH-57: 121n
LYNCHBURG
FEMALE
SCHOOL
LYNCHBURG
FIRE AND HOSE
COMPANY
LYNCHBURG
HOME GUARD
LYNCHBURG
HOME GUARD
LYNCHBURG
HOME GUARD
LYNCHBURG
HOSE AND FIRE
COMPANY
LYNCHBURG
LIGHT
ARTILLERY
LYNCHBURG
NEWS
(NEWSPAPER)
LYNCHBURG
RAILROAD
LYNCHBURG
ROAD
LYNCHBURGSALEM
TURNPIKE
LYNCHBURGSALEM
TURNPIKE
LYNNWOOD,
VIRGINIA
LYNNWOOD,
VIRGINIA
MACH-31: 31,39
bonds of owned by Samuel Miller
MACH-57: 118
MACH-3: 62
MACH-42: 82
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
MACH-48: 10
MACH-42: 78
Confederate Cemetery monument,
dedication of
MACH-48: 10
MACH-14: 43
MACH-22: 52
MACH-14: 14
Civil War skirmish
MACH-56: 56
Miller, Samuel, home of
MACH-56: 65
MACH-26:
24,71,72
mountain community
MACH-51: 58
LYON
LYON
LYON
LYONS
LYONS
LYONS
Caleb
Henry
John
Peter (Judge)
Peter (Judge)
Peter (Judge)
MACH-11: 20
MACH-5: 64
MACH-5: 33
MACH-1: 14
MACH-19: 13
MACH-39: 4-5
LYONS
William Barton (Mrs.)
MACH-27/28: 60
LYRIC THEATRE
(CHARLOTTESV
ILLE)
MACH-13: 47
LYTE
MAACK
MAAM
H. C. Maxwell (Sir)
Pam
John
MABIE
Hamilton Wright
author: "A History of Dunster and of the
families of Mohun (Moon) and Luttrell"
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
David A. (of Georgia) 1862
MABRY
MACADAMIZED
ROAD
MACANALLY
Elijah
MACANNALLY William
MACBETH
MacCARTHY
R. G.
family
MacCRACKEN
MACENNELLY
MacFARLANE
MacGEHEE
MacGILL
MacGILL
MACHUNK
CREEK
Harold
Margaret
Bill
family
Billy
Matty
MACH-1: 23
MACH-41: 100
MACH-7: 27
MACH-27/28:
36,40
MACH-57:
91,92,93,98
MACH-31: 47
MACH-9: 44
MACH-6: 56
author: "Romance of the Canadian Pacific
Railway"
football, early 1900s
Ivy hockey played by
MACH-16: 36,45
MACH-24: 45
MACH-53: 11,1617
MACH-6: 55
MACH-21: 62
MACH-24: 46
MACH-44: 47
MACH-44: 47
MACH-7: 26
MACK
MACKAYE
MACKDONALD
Harold C. (Dr.)
Steel
Soible (Lt.)
MACKEY
MACKIE
MACKWANE
MACLEOD
Crandal
Alexander
Lewis
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
MACLEOD
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MACLEOD
MacMURDOE
MacNEVEN
MACON
MACON
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
Bessie Herring (Mrs. Albemarle County Historical Society,
John W.)
president
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
Bessie Herring (Mrs. author: "Genealogical Data from Doctor
John W.)
Charles Brown'sFamily"
Bessie Herring (Mrs.
John W.)
John M.
Albemarle County Historical Society,
John W. (Mrs.)
membership committee
Mr.
Dr.
Douglas (Dr.)
Douglas (Dr.)
MACH-2: 67
MACH-31: 23
MACH-19: 50
MACH-37/38:
209,210
MACH-6: 43,54
MACH-9: 64
MACH-10: inside
back cover
MACH-11:
63,inside back
cover
MACH-13:
46,inside back
cover
MACH-3: 85
MACH-48: 117
MACH-6: 67
MACH-8:
55,69,87,inside
back cover
MACH-8: 69-70
MACH-9: inside
back cover
MACH-9: 18
MACH-48: 111
MACH-6: 39
MACH-13: 57
MACH-20: 25
MACH-8: 27
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.
James E. Heath)
family
family
George
Clover Hill* and
George
George Jr.
Gideon
Henry (of
Cumberland County) slave of and
Julia
MACH-33/34: 58
MACH-42: 45
MACH-8: 42
MACH-20: 17,25
MACH-33/34:
145n
MACH-20: 25
MACH-29: 16
MACH-49: 7
MACH-8: 50
Confederate Cemetery monument
dedication, Fitzhugh Lee, mount supplied for MACH-48: 10
MACH-20: 25
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
MACON
Lit.
Littleton
Mildred Nelson
Meriwether (Mrs.
George Macon)
Thomas
Thomas
Virgilia
W. D.
MACON
William Douglas (Dr.)
MACH-2: 67
MACON
William Douglas (Dr.)
MACON
William Douglas (Dr.)
William R. (Cp.) (of
North Carolina)
James
Claude
Kitty
Roy
John F.
MACH-3: 11,85
MACH-57: 47-48,
47n
MACH-57:
91,92,93,98
MACH-3: 17
MACH-21: 58,59
MACH-23: 61
MACH-21: 61
MACH-10: 35
MACON
MACPHERSON
MACRETH
MACRETH
MACRETH
MADDAN
MACH-20:
18,25,35,36,38,40
MACH-20: 25,32
MACH-8: 48,53
MACH-23: 56
MACH-45: 15
Parker, Mary Scott, illness of and, 1924
died at Scottesville Confederate Hospital,
1862
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
Ivy hockey played by
MADDEX
MADDEX
Grover
Mildred
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, work at
MADISON
MADISON
son of William
MADISON
MADISON
Alfred
Dabney
Dolley Todd (Mrs.
James)
Dolley Todd (Mrs.
James)
Dolley Todd (Mrs.
James)
Dolley Todd (Mrs.
James)
Dolley Todd (Mrs.
James)
Eleanor Conway
(Mrs.)
Eleanor Conway
(Mrs.)
Emanuel
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
James
Jefferson, Thomas, relationship with - Two
of a Size, by Irving Brant
MADISON
James
portrait
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MACH-53: 80
MACH-19: 50
MACH-6:
22,31,34
MACH-9: 16
MACH-40: 35
flat silverware displayed
Smith, Margaret Bayard at Montpelier with
MACH-48: 116
MACH-51: 127128
Rives, Judith Walker and
MACH-52: 66,71
MACH-6: 34,37
MACH-19: 50
magistrate, nominated for, 1867
Secretary of State, writings as
MACH-4: 44
MACH-55: 70n
MACH-1:
15,25,29
MACH-11: 39
MACH-12: 12
MACH-13:
1,2,6,7,1214,17,19,21,22
MACH-14: 57
MACH-15:
16,23,25
MACH-16: 11
MACH-16: 5-18
MACH-16: 5-19
MACH-16: opp.
p.10
signature - photo of
MACH-16: opp.
p.16
MACH-18:
5,24,30
MACH-19: 29-32
MADISON
James
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
MADISON
James
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
forests, comments on
forest conservation
agriculture, comnets about
Albemarle County courthouse, portrait in
Brant, Irving, article by
MACH-21: 68
MACH-21: 68
MACH-23:
26,28,31,49
MACH-24:
40,58,59,62,63,65
,66
MACH-3: 81
MACH-31: 7678,91-92,9495,108
MACH-32: 70
MACH-35/36: 137
MACH-37/38:
40,42,50
MACH-4: 5-8,1012,18,19,41,42,44
,50,55
MACH-40: 35,46
MACH-42: 91
MACH-45: 20,23
MACH-45: 23
MACH-45: 25
MACH-48: 118
MACH-48: 122
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
paleontology, study of
Smith, Samuel Harrison and
University of Virginia - comments on
MACH-51: 106-07
MACH-51: 114
MACH-51: 121
law practiced at Albemarle County Court
House
Albemarle County, practices law in
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
MADISON
James
MADISON
James
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
James
James
James
James Sr.
James Sr.
James (Bishop)
James (Bishop)
James (Bishop)
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
Jim
John
John S.
Nelly
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
MADISON
Nelly Conway
Nelly Conway
William
William
William
Montpelier* and
Rives, William Cabell - biography by
Rives, Judith Walker and
Rives, William Cabell - invites Rives family
to Montpelier
Jefferson, Thomas - letter from
Lafayette, welcome to, 1824
Wirt, William Attorney General in
administration of
Madison Lane named for
Coles, Edward secretary to
Central College - named to first Board of
Visitors, 1816
won 72.9 % of Virginia presidential vote
against Rufus King in 1812
father of Pres. Madison (1723-1801)
father of Pres. Madison (1723-1801)
photo (1/19/1906) in group of Confederate
veterans
Orange resident
mother of President James Madison
mother of President James Madison
MACH-51:
126,128-29
MACH-52: 44
MACH-52: 66
MACH-52: 71
MACH-54: 85
MACH-55: 123
MACH-56: 108
MACH-58: 4n
MACH-59: 71n
MACH-6:
21,31,34
MACH-60: 98
MACH-62: 6
MACH-7: 39
MACH-8: 6
MACH-16: 5
MACH-51: 129
MACH-2: 38,39
MACH-22: 68
MACH-4: 7,9,10
MACH-22: 190
MACH-2: 38
MACH-9: 17
MACH-6: 55
MACH-51:
129,130
MACH-52: 71
MACH-19: 12,13
MACH-4: 16
MACH-6: 31,35
MADISON CAVE
MADISON
COLLEGE
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MACH-7: 43
Smith, Glenn Curtis, professor of history
MACH-48: 109
MACH-10: 8,37
MACH-21: 38,43
MACH-22: 57
MACH-8: 58
Buchan, John
author: "Salute to Adventurers" setting in
Madison County
MACH-51: 94
Court House
MACH-44: 32
Court House
Phillips, William B. and Malcolm F. Crawford
builders of
MACH-52: 47
Court House
MACH-9: 34
Forest Hill*
MACH-22: 57
Kemper, J. L.
practices law in
MACH-43: 43
Kemper, J. L.
practices law in
MACH-44: 32,39
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
MADISON
HIGHWAY
MADISON
TIMBER
CORPORATION
MADISON,
VIRGINIA
MADISON,
VIRGINIA
MADISON,
VIRGINIA
MADISONIANS
MADONNA
MADONNA de la
NEVE
MAESFIELD
MAGDALEN
HOSPITAL
mentioned
MACH-56: 45
Mountain View*
MACH-44: 32
occupation forces,
1865
behavior of
MACH-56: 47
Orange, Va.
railroad to
MACH-49: 69
Shenandoah National
Park
land taken for
MACH-49: 53,55n
Wolftown
MACH-44: 39
in Virginia highway system
MACH-49: 44
Blue Ridge Mountains, logging operations in MACH-49: 69
MACH-10: 15
MACH-6: 34
MACH-9: 34
MACH-16: 11
MACH-26: 33
John
in group photo in France, 1916
MACH-26: 33
MACH-57: 17
MACH-33/34: 179
MAGEHE
Charles
MAGEHEE
MAGILL
MAGILL
MAGILL
Frank
Alfred
Archibald
Augustine S.
MAGILL
MAGNA CARTA
MAGNA CARTA
MAGNES
MAGNETITE
MAGOON
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
Mary Tucker
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
J. L.
mineral
E. L. (of Richmond)
A. B.
Allaville
Allen B.
Allen B.
Anne Evalina Norris
(Mrs. Benjamin
Henry)
B. H.
Benjamin H.
Benjamin H.
Benjamin H.
MAGRUDER
Benjamin Henry
MAGRUDER
Benjamin Henry
MAGRUDER
Benjamin Henry
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
MAGRUDER
Benjamin Henry
Cornelia Fowler
E. M.
MAGRUDER
Edward M.
MACH-6: 53
MACH-53:
Albemarle free blacks reside near, 1833
122,123,128
University of Virginia Pavilion III, resident of MACH-59: 50
MACH-10: 35
MACH-35/36: 106
author: "The Holcombes, A Story of Virginia
Home-Life"
MACH-51: 97
MACH-16: 20
MACH-33/34: 57
MACH-33/34: 103
found in the ore at Bettie martin mine
MACH-61: 59
Young Ladies Institute, reference for
MACH-53: 36
Virginia Advocate, on staff of
MACH-50: 71
daughter of Edward May
MACH-48: 66n
married
MACH-21: 37,50
MACH-7: 64
mentioned
Glenmore* resident
father of Edward