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Historian and mapmaker Eugene M. Scheel's stories of the establishment and the life and times of Waterford, The German Setttlement and Between The Hills communities in northwestern Loudoun County, Virginia. With maps and photographs. Chapters on: Catoctin, Waterford, Hillsboro, Wheatland, Edgegrove, Lovettsville Hamilton's Mills, Hoysville, Tankerville, Taylor Town, Pomona, George's Mill, Irish Corner, Elvan (Jumbo), Britain, Bolington, Morrisonville, Warner's Bottom, Everhart's Cross Roads, Milltown (Compher), Baker's Mill, Neersville, Turneysville (Loudoun Heights), Mechanicsville, and Waters. Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 229 pages.

Elevating your everyday style with a boho edge, this black grain leather tote features a hand-crafted cotton ikat face, with tasselled leather detailing along its sides. Rows of rust orange stitching complement the colours found in the traditional abstract pattern and are used throughout for an added shot of colour. A central leather flap with concealed snap fastening keeps everything contained while an external slip pocket and internal zip and patch pockets neatly store your essentials, for a spacious style that’s perfect when you need a little more room. Black grain leather exterior with hand-crafted cotton ikat pattern Black woven lining with contrast colour rust orange stitch details Central flap closure with concealed snap fastening and embossed branding External slip pocket, internal zip and patch pockets Single shoulder strap with contrast colour rust orange stitching and tasselled fringe

Loudoun County Virginia community history

Loudoun County Virginia community history

Loudoun County historical reference for Leesburg and the Old Carolina Road

Very Good condition. Good dust jacket. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Loudoun County Virginia historical reference for the Hunt Country and Middleburg

Historical guide of towns in Loudoun County Virginia

This is Kevin Grigsby's second book, which highlights Loudoun County's African-American heritage. From Loudoun To Glory is about the important role that African-Americans from Loudoun County, Virginia played in the Civil War. They would serve as soldiers, sailors, nurses, spies, and scouts. Over two hundred and fifty African-American soldiers and a dozen sailors from Loudoun served in the Union military during the Civil War. Some of these brave men would see action and ultimately give their lives in some of the most significant land and naval battles of the war. From Loudoun To Glory will provide readers with a chance to discover an untold chapter to Loudoun County's rich Civil War heritage.

Historical guide of towns in Loudoun County Virginia

Historian and mapmaker Eugene M. Scheel's stories of the establishment and the life and times of Waterford, The German Setttlement and Between The Hills communities in northwestern Loudoun County, Virginia. With maps and photographs. Chapters on: Catoctin, Waterford, Hillsboro, Wheatland, Edgegrove, Lovettsville Hamilton's Mills, Hoysville, Tankerville, Taylor Town, Pomona, George's Mill, Irish Corner, Elvan (Jumbo), Britain, Bolington, Morrisonville, Warner's Bottom, Everhart's Cross Roads, Milltown (Compher), Baker's Mill, Neersville, Turneysville (Loudoun Heights), Mechanicsville, and Waters. Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 229 pages.

New Dust Jacket. Shrink Wrapped! a Brand New, Unused and Unread Copy in Perfect Condition. Not Available for Shipment Outside of the United States.

Book by Donnelly-Shay, Nan, Shay, Griffin

Lists over 9,000 devisees, their relationship to testator, year, will book and page. This is much more than the will register.

Unread book in perfect condition.

Lists over 9,000 devisees, their relationship to testator, year, will book and page. This is much more than the will register.

Book by Charles Preston Poland

Leesburg, VA: Goose Creek Productions, 1996. 1st edition. Volume 1. Sm 4to hardcover. xvi+596pp. Fold-out map. B/W illustrations and photos. Near Fine book and Very Good dust jacket. Page 343 has been dog earred, else Fine. Dust jackets shows light creasing and shelfwear to the top-edge and has a small 1/4" tear near the lower spine of the front panel. Inquire if you need further information.

The first part of this work consists of an alphabetical list of tithables, or taxpayers, of Loudoun County, Virginia, one of the key counties of the Northern Neck. Covering the period from 1758, shortly after the county was formed, until 1786, entries are keyed to the two Anglican parishes which were co-extensive with the county--Cameron Parish and (after 1771) Shelburne Parish. Thus taxpayers are listed according to the parish of their residence and the years in which they paid tithes. In all, about 10,000 taxpayers are recorded! Also among the annual lists of tithes for Loudoun County are lists of slaveholders and slaves, and all their names--slaves and slaveholders alike--are recorded in the second part of this work. It was the custom at the time to list only the first names of slaves under the full names of their masters, and this is the way they are recorded here. Altogether about 6,000 slaves and slaveholders are named in this section.

The first part of this work consists of an alphabetical list of tithables, or taxpayers, of Loudoun County, Virginia, one of the key counties of the Northern Neck. Covering the period from 1758, shortly after the county was formed, until 1786, entries are keyed to the two Anglican parishes which were co-extensive with the county--Cameron Parish and (after 1771) Shelburne Parish. Thus taxpayers are listed according to the parish of their residence and the years in which they paid tithes. In all, about 10,000 taxpayers are recorded! Also among the annual lists of tithes for Loudoun County are lists of slaveholders and slaves, and all their names--slaves and slaveholders alike--are recorded in the second part of this work. It was the custom at the time to list only the first names of slaves under the full names of their masters, and this is the way they are recorded here. Altogether about 6,000 slaves and slaveholders are named in this section.