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Archives

Since 1953 the King and Queen Historical Society has been acquiring and preserving artifacts related to the county. The Museum has a collection of over 4000 items in its archive. These include letters, genealogical charts, church records, school records, pictures, diaries, documents, maps, account books, deeds, and other papers as well as objects related to the daily lives of county residents as represented in the Museum exhibits.

The contents of the Archives are available for research at the Museum whenever the Museum is open. Docents are available to assist in viewing an object. Pictures may be taken. Copying service is available for a small fee.

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Object IDDescriptionLocationArchives Container
2000.01.01Chimney cupboard (built-in), c. 1820, from Liberty Hall, Indian NeckDining Room
2000.02.01Table –35”x77 ½”longDining Room
2000.02.02Table –33 ½”x9’2” longDining Room
2000.02.03Chair- spindle-round back, labelled under seat: Bagby Furniture Co. Manufacturers Baltimore MarylandDining Room
2000.02.04Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.05Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.06Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.07Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.08Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.09Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.10Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.11Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.12Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.13Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.02.14Chair- spindle-round backDining Room
2000.03.01Portrait photo of Nancy Pollard and Allen Roane, Tom Fary’s grandparents, framed20th Century Bedroom
2000.04.01chair, oak “woven” bottom ladder backKitchen
2000.04.02chair, oak “woven” bottom ladder backKitchen
2000.04.03chair, oak “woven” bottom ladder backKitchen
2000.04.04chair, oak “woven” bottom ladder backKitchen
2000.04.05chair, oak – side office(no arm)Kitchen
2000.04.06chair, oak – side office(no arm)Kitchen
2000.04.07chair, oak – side office(no arm)Office
2000.04.08chair, oak – side office(no arm)Storage
2000.04.09chair, oak foldingKitchen
2000.04.10chair, oak foldingKitchen
2000.04.11chair, oak foldingKitchen
2000.04.12chair, oak foldingKitchen
2000.04.18Chair, oak, armStorage
2000.04.19Chair, oak, arm- dark mission style, marked WPA-VADining Room
2000.04.27Table, Oak, drawer, 60”x32”Kitchen
2000.04.28Hall Tree, Dark WoodKitchen
2000.04.29Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.30Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.31Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.32Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.33Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.34Chair, Oak with Green upholstery, 20”wideLibrary
2000.04.37Bookcase, glass front oak 35”longLibrary
2000.04.38Bookcase, oak-movable shelves-3’wideLibrary
2000.04.39Bookcase, oak-movable shelves-3’wideLibrary
2000.04.41Hall tree, oakLibrary
2000.04.42Table, wooden 60”long x31”wide school bdLibrary
2000.04.43Bench, Wooden oak,65” longPorch
2000.04.44Bench, Wooden oak,65” longPorch
2000.04.45Telephone, dial, c. 1975Storage Shelves
2000.04.47Shelves, metal, grayStorage Room
2000.04.48Shelves, metal, grayStorage Room
2000.04.49Shelves, metal, grayStorage Room
2000.04.50Cabinet,metal, tall with doorsStorage Room
2000.04.51Chair,wood and metal,folding deskArchival Storage
2000.04.52Lights(2) from Courtroom,school globe,largeArchival Storage
2000.04.53Lights(2) from Courtroom,school globe,smallArchival Storage
2000.04.54Lights(1) from Courtroom, school globe,small,no globeArchival Storage
2000.05.01Table, Walnut Drop Leaf, 47.5”x46”Dining Room
2000.05.02Love Seat, purchased from Miller and Rhoads in 1967, pale green amber mahogany finish with one-piece cushion (length 53 1/4 ")Parlor
2000.05.03Desk, Chippendale slant top,4 drawerParlor
2000.05.04Chair, Empire sideParlor
2000.05.05Chair, Upholstered Wing, Miller & Rhoads reproLibrary
2000.06.01One Large exhibit caseHall Top Floor
2000.06.02Exhibit case, smallChanging Exhibits Room
2000.06.03Exhibit case, smallParlor
2000.06.04Exhibit case, smallParlor
2000.07.01Platter, White China 10”x15”rectan.-Bunker HillDining Room
2000.07.02AndironsDining Room
2000.07.03Bed, Walnut Double, high headboard19th Century Bedroom
2000.07.04Mirror, white frameBathroom-Top Floor
2000.07.05Dress Form(half)(cardboard)20th Century Bedroom
2000.08.01Photograph of New Courts Building, King and Queen CourthouseHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.08.02Photograph of Central High SchoolHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.09.01School bell-Marriott School (small)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.09.02Bottle, Whiskey saddle bagStorage Shelves
2000.09.03Chamber Pot with lid20th Century Bedroom
2000.10.01Chimney Crane, hand made wrought iron, reproduction by Brownie Bevan. Also called a hearth rack or pot hanger.Dining Room
2000.10.02Fainting couch20th Century Bedroom
2000.10.03Wrought – iron “gates” for steps(2)Porch
2000.11.01AndironsDining Room
2000.11.02Photograph, Framed, Louise and Elm City (framed)Dining Room
2000.11.02Photograph, Louise and Elm City (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.11.06Card table. Jessie Pollard HaynesParlor
2000.11.07Table, walnut Sheraton tapered leg with drawerParlor
2000.11.08Candle standParlor
2000.11.09Exhibit case, glass top- 5ft longChanging Exhibits Room
2000.11.10Card catalogueStorage Room
2000.11.11KQHS Coverlet, History of King and QueenStorage Shelves
2000.11.12Cup, pewter with lamplighters19th Century Bedroom
2000.12.01Westinghouse Turnover Toaster, c1923Dining Room
2000.12.02Fan, Electric, Western Electric,c1928-2920th Century Bedroom
2000.12.03Round Heater, Electric, c 192520th Century Bedroom
2000.12.04Heater, Electric Hearth , c. 1920s-30s20th Century Bedroom
2000.12.05Fan, Electric, Poweraire,c.1940s20th Century Bedroom
2000.12.06Hot Plate,Universal, c. 192520th Century Bedroom
2000.13.01Pot, BrassDining Room
2000.13.02Sampler, Catherine Walden,1828 K&QParlor
2000.13.03Dishes, China Dresser, set19th Century Bedroom
2000.13.04Glove Stretcher, v-shaped, springStorage Shelves
2000.13.05Chair, Potty19th Century Bedroom
2000.13.06Pillow Cases, hand crocheted by Louise Eubank Gray's mother19th Century Bedroom
2000.13.07Handwoven Throw (made in King and Queen), blue & white, cotton & wool20th Century Bedroom
2000.14.01Lamp, Green keroseneParlor
2000.14.02Sconce, keroseneStorage Shelves
2000.14.03Fan, MourningHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.14.04HandkerchiefStorage Shelves
2000.14.05Reticule PurseStorage Shelves
2000.15.01Pitcher, offwhite, from AirvilleDining Room
2000.15.02Bowl, metal, blue agate;used by BlandsKitchen
2000.15.03Plate, cup & saucer, Molly FarinholtParlor
2000.15.04Hymnbook, Laura ShackelfordHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.15.05Photograph Album;5”x6”x2” thickParlor
2000.16.01Bottles, Salem Dairy Milk Bottles (2)Dining Room
2000.16.02Salem Dairy Milk Bottle (1)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.16.03Salem Dairy Milk Pint marked 3 cents store bottle sealed (1) with cap plus 4 Salem Dairy caps, unusedStorage Shelves
2000.17.02Quilt, Baby19th Century Bedroom
2000.17.05Hat20th Century Bedroom
2000.17.06Kid gloves, one pair, floral embroidery20th Century Bedroom
2000.18.01Ballast Rock from Belle VueDining Room
2000.18.01Ballast Rock from Belle Vue,second pieceDining Room
2000.18.01Ballast Rock from Belle VueHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.18.02Linen Pocket FileStorage Shelves
2000.19.01Pitcher, Blue & White Milk,c10”tallDining Room
2000.20.01Sconce, kerosene, convertedDining Room
2000.20.02Wash tub for bathing19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.01TelescopeHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.21.02Pipe, clayHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.21.03Indigenous people, Arrowheads(2)History Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.21.04Indigenous people, Celt and scraper(2)History Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.21.05axes (2)History Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.21.06Pot, Cast IronDining Room
2000.21.07Bed, Sears, Roebuck20th Century Bedroom
2000.21.08Shaving Stand19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.09Washstand19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.10Pillow, needlepoint sofa,Life,Liberty&PursuitParlor
2000.21.11Box, Inlaid,from Israel rectangular,gift from E. BurkeParlor
2000.21.12Box, Inlaid,from Peru, round from E.BurkeParlor
2000.21.13Two DeguerreotypesParlor
2000.21.14Springs and Mattress for Sears, Roebuck Bed20th Century Bedroom
2000.21.15Mattress, feather for Betty’s bed19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.16Pillows, 2 bed19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.16Pillows, 2 bed20th Century Bedroom
2000.21.17Blouse, white (displayed on half form)20th Century Bedroom
2000.21.18suitcase, black19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.19valise19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.20collar bag (men’s) (collars are Minor’s)19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.21razor in case19th Century Bedroom
2000.21.22keys in key basket: one big and 6 littleHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.22.01Indigenous people, Grinding Stone,Rosa Stigall Estate (grinding stone not genuine)Dining Room
2000.22.02Print, Framed, “The Baptism” by Hulis MavrukLibrary
2000.22.03Print, Currier and Ives (framed)1850-1900,RSE19th Century Bedroom
2000.22.04Print, Currier and Ives (framed)1850-1900,RSE19th Century Bedroom
2000.22.05Lamp, glass Kerosene table –1874 patent,RSE19th Century Bedroom
2000.22.06Chamber pot,RSE19th Century Bedroom
2000.23.02Display case-4 ft longChanging Exhibits Room
2000.23.03Display case-4 ft longChanging Exhibits Room
2000.23.04Display case-4 ft longChanging Exhibits Room
2000.23.05Carrel, Computer DeskArchives Building
2000.23.06Carrel, Computer DeskLibrary
2000.23.09Frames for pictures (oak)Storage Shelves
2000.24.01Sconce, kerosene(no chimney)Storage Shelves
2000.24.02Rug, Karastan Oriental 9’x12’Library
2000.24.03Treadle sewing machine, Foley and Williams Mfg. Co., model Goodrich B., owned by Vera Trevilian Lambeth20th Century Bedroom
2000.24.04Trunk20th Century Bedroom
2000.24.05Dress Form, Full20th Century Bedroom
2000.25.01Mantel-Dragon FarmParlor
2000.25.03Microphone and RecorderLibrary Closet
2000.26.01Rug, Oriental, 6’x7’Parlor
2000.27.01Walker Calendar PlateHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.27.02Chair, small cane bottom rocker20th Century Bedroom
2000.27.03Chair,light maple plank bottom20th Century Bedroom
2000.27.04Chair,child shuck bottom19th Century Bedroom
2000.27.05Two lace ruffled petticoats19th Century Bedroom
2000.28.01Curtain, LaceParlor
2000.29.01Painting, Lee Roy Boulware of White HallLibrary
2000.29.02Painting, WhitehallLibrary
2000.29.03Painting, Tudor HallLibrary
2000.30.01Cradle19th Century Bedroom
2000.31.01Quilt, red and white19th Century Bedroom
2000.32.01Bedspread, knitted, made by Olive Bagby c. 1935, wedding gift for Louise Eubank Gray20th Century Bedroom
2000.33.01Paper Weight, Mattaponi Pickling Factory,Walkerton,VAHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.34.18blacksmith tool-tongsHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.34.27hilling hoe – no handleHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.35.01broad axeHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.35.02cross-cut sawBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.03cross-cut sawStorage Shelves
2000.35.04adzHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.35.05froeBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.06chop hatchetBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.07augerBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.08wood plane(big one)Storage Shelves
2000.35.09wood plane(medium one)Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.10wood plane(small one)History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.35.11compassBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.12key hole sawBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.13scribing toolBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.14weatherboarding markerBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2000.35.15t-square angle markerBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.16buggy wrenchBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.17corn shucking pin-handmadeBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.18corn shucking pin-commercialBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.19blacksmith tools hammer, used to cut hot ironBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.20blacksmith tongs, used to hold hot ironBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.21horse brushBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.22curry combBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.23spurBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2000.35.24Firkin (sugar bucket)Dining Room
2000.36.01Cabinet, 3 drawer file metal –21 ½” wideVault
2000.36.04Large Sheraton library bookcase from Mari AlvaArchives Building
2000.36.05Post deskArchives Building
2000.36.06Shelves, double faced library ,metalVault
2000.36.07Shelves, large wood shelves with account booksVault
2000.36.08Shelves, Metal book - 5 shelves-3ft wideVault
2000.36.09Table, folding , 6 ft longVault
2000.36.10Table, trestleArchives Building
2000.36.11Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.12Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.13Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.14Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.15Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.16Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.17Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.18Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.36.19Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateArchives Building
2000.36.20Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateDining Room
2000.36.21Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateDining Room
2000.36.22Windsor chair- with donor name on brass plateDining Room
2000.36.23Windsor chair- without brass plateDining Room
2000.36.24Windsor chair- without brass plateDining Room
2000.36.25Print “Burial of Latane”, Confederate casualty. FramedArchives Building
2000.36.26Stepstool (2-steps)Kitchen
2000.36.27Windsor chair- without brass plateArchives Bldg
2000.37.05Old graterKitchen
2000.37.06Old Meat chopperDining Room
2000.37.15lemon juicer, squeezer, glassKitchen
2000.37.16keyDining Room
2000.37.20pencil sharpenerOffice
2000.37.21pop corn popperDining Room
2000.37.22Lunch pailDining Room
2000.38.05printing block for King and Queen Co.Office
2000.40.08mug, copperDining Room
2000.40.09candlesticks, brass (2, unmatched)Dining Room
2000.41.01Croze-used to make grooves in barrelStorage Shelves ?
2000.41.02Plow Plane – used to make tongue and groove boardsStorage Shelves ?
2000.42.01Cherry PitterKitchen
2000.42.02Apple Peeler/Corer, White Mountain Apple, made by Goodell Co. Antrim, N.H.Kitchen
2000.42.03Scale, Small (no pan)Kitchen
2000.42.04Bottle capperKitchen
2000.43.01a.Freedman’s Bureau Contract, 1-1-1866; b Oath of Allegiance, 6-25-1865; copied and returnedHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.43.024-H Bracelet and CharmsHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.43.03Heart Shaped Hair OrnamentsHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.44.01R.D. Allen House (at Courthouse)VaultBox #64; Folder #09
2000.44.02Photograph, Bob Snead with fish20th Century Bedroom
2000.45.01Inventory accounting of estate of Charles S. Roane (1776 – 1858)VaultBox #45; Folder #93
2000.45.01Belle Vue papers: Accounts – M. W. Corr with J.T. Bland (1886-87) (original ledger page)VaultBox #45; Folder #94
2000.45.01Belle Vue papers: Accounts – Mrs. Frances Bland and R. Williams 1859 (original ledger page)VaultBox #45; Folder #94
2000.45.01Belle Vue papers: Accounts – Mrs. Frances Bland and Richmond Williams 1855-1861 (photocopy 3 ledger pages)VaultBox #45; Folder #94
2000.45.01Belle Vue papers: M. W. Corr account with J.T. Bland & Brother (1892) (original ledger page)VaultBox #45; Folder #94
2000.45.01Belle Vue papers: Letter to Father from B.F. Bowden 1866VaultBox #49; Folder #76
2000.45.01List of Slaves from Roane estate of Charles S.Roane (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.45.02Price List – Farm Produce and EquipmentVaultBox #43; Folder #48
2000.45.02Irongate plow adVaultBox #43; Folder #49
2000.45.02Charter – Nat’l. Farmers Alliance and Co-Operative Union – 1889VaultBox #43; Folder #50
2000.45.03Bowling Green Female Seminary – 1895-1896 prospectus (photocopy) and 1894 certificate awarded to Mary Lizzie Corr (original)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #124
2000.45.03aWest Point Female Seminary, A.T Broaddus, Principle - Report of Miss Etna Corr, First Quarter (no year, photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #24
2000.45.04Pensions – funds authorized for disabled soldiers & sailors in Virginia;K&Q order to pay widows, 1864VaultBox #54; Folder #12
2000.45.04“Attention to Order”; Headquarters 14th Brigade VA. Militia – and other notes; Handwritten ledger, Roderick Bland, Agent for K& Q Co, 1864VaultBox #54; Folder #14
2000.46.01Share Certificates – Walkerton & Mattaponi Bridge CompanyVaultBox #43; Folder #35
2000.46.02Pamphlets: K&Q. County Information for the Homeseeker and Investor by B.H. Walker, 1906, 2 original pamphletsVaultBox #43; Folder #11
2000.47.01African-American Educational Photographs (photo copies), Jackson-Davis of K&Q FestivalVaultBox #43; Folder #36
2000.47.021892 – Deed – Tavern 1921 – Deed – Tavern 1911 – Deed – William Haskins, wife, and R. Garnett FleetVaultBox #64; Folder #01
2000.47.02Richmond Times Dispatch QuoteHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.47.03Ad for Baltimore, West Point & Richmond Steamship “Louise”History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.47.041915 Suffrage Voting ButtonHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.47.05Copy of John White Watercolor of VillageHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.47.06Copy of John White Watercolor of PalisadesHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.07Hening Statute on Walkerton-copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.08DeBry Print of Indigenous people Cooking, copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.0918th Century Wine GlassHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.10Map of Hampton Teachers-copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.47.11John Smith Map-copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.12Fry-Jefferson Map-copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.47.13TobaccoHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.47.14Manumission Act-copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.47.15Photograph of Canoe at ValentineHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.48.01King & Queen County, Virginia; Its Churches and Religious Life (1691-1791) by John RylandVaultBox #41; Folder #20
2000.49.01Bleeding Cup originally owned by Dr. Lemuel Edwards of ‘Rose Cottage’, Lanesville, VA (King William Co.)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.49.02Snuff Can with snuff19th Century Bedroom
2000.50.01stone from NewingtonHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.51.01Indenture – John Muire against Richard Moore – 1836VaultBox #46; Folder #12
2000.51.01Nov. 1868 – Plat – Roderick Bland, Sr. (near Centreville)VaultBox #59; Folder #31
2000.51.01Deed - Sept. 1850 – Articles of Agreement between Beverly Anderson & R.H. CoxVaultBox #59; Folder #32
2000.51.01Summons to William H. Anderson, April 26, 1868VaultBox #66; Folder #07
2000.51.02Application – Erect a Wharf at Shepherd’s Warehouse from owners of Steamship Louise, 1909VaultBox #43; Folder #01
2000.51.02U.VA Record Extension Series - An Economic and Social Survey of K&Q County – by Joseph Ryland Mundie, 1925, copy 1VaultBox #43; Folder #44
2000.51.02Times-Dispatch Article on Edward Bagby – 1912 by Henry PollardVaultBox #54; Folder #38
2000.52.011792 Plat,146 acres to Spencer Bland,VaultBox #59; Folder #29
2000.52.02Newspaper article (July 1915) - Company C, 24th Va. Cavalry – 1862 at Vaughan homeplace, Cedar Row, Cologne,1915VaultBox #54; Folder #11
2000.53.01Photograph (copy) of King and Queen Training SchoolHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900sBox #42; Folder #61
2000.54.01Photo and writeup: Riverside Hotel, Walkerton; Photo of Alma Walker & Louise TuckerVaultBox #65; Folder #01
2000.54.01Photo of Judge John Douglas Mitchell K&Q Commonwealth Attorney – Douglas S. MitchellVaultBox #65; Folder #02
2000.54.01Resolution eulogizing J.D. Mitchell; obituary J.D. MitchellVaultBox #65; Folder #02
2000.54.02Tray,silver, engraved Mae Dillard, Mizpah ChurchStorage Cabinet
2000.54.04Scottish Rite Memorial to Henry P. Taylor - 1942VaultBox #65; Folder #04
2000.54.05Deed of Trust – Southside Bank to P.P. Dillard – Deeds – 1892, 1903, 1905 Receipts – 1896 – D. Gregory, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #05
2000.55.01Citizens & Farmers Bank Calendar, 1934 with photo of 'Old Church'VaultBox 43; Folder #137
2000.56.01Southside Bank (Walkerton) Savings Book of Thomas Gardner, 1912VaultBox #65; Folder #08
2000.56.02Amos White (Ambrose) - photograph, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #07
2000.57.01Chair, child’s rocker, white20th Century Bedroom
2000.57.02Pill Boxes(2)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.57.03BasketChanging Exhibits Room
2000.57.04Cookbooks(2)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.57.05Sealing wax; box jar rubbersHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.57.06Lady’s Pocket Watch, Waltham, second handHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.57.07Schoolbooks, (4)-elementary: Sander's Union Speller; A Grammar containing the Etymology and Syntax of the English Language by William Swinton; The McCall Speller by William A. McCall; Third Music Reader A course of Musical Instruction by Luther Whiting MasonChanging Exhibits Room
2000.57.08SlateChanging Exhibits Room
2000.57.09Apron, woman’s cotton –193020th Century Bedroom
2000.57.10baby’s shirtwaist with embroidery19th Century Bedroom
2000.57.11tea kettleKitchen
2000.57.12Skirts, two long, on peg19th Century Bedroom
2000.57.13Bonnet, woman’s work20th Century Bedroom
2000.57.14button hookHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.57.15Touring Card Game(original box)-1920Storage Shelves
2000.57.16Braided Rag Rug (3ft)20th Century Bedroom
2000.57.17Fabric20th Century Bedroom
2000.57.18Feather Pillow & Pillow Case for baby cradle19th Century Bedroom
2000.57.20Mattress,Cradle(straw from Buena Vista)19th Century Bedroom
2000.58.01Black Churches in King & Queen County (photocopies): New Morning Star (St. Stephens); New Mt. Zion (Walkerton);Bethlehem Baptist, Bruington. Photographs of Rev. James C. Graves, Rev. Henry Calvin Garrard, Miss Mary B. Jones, and Miss Helen Yates.VaultBox #41; Folder #29
2000.58.01Photograph of Green Briar (or Brier) and Church Hill one-room schools (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #102
2000.58.01King and Queen County Black MidwivesVaultBox #43; Folder #88
2000.58.01Elijah Pollard, photo and biography (copy)VaultBox #58; Folder #193
2000.58.01Photograph, J.C. Graves Museum, formerly Church Hill School (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.58.01First Mt Olive Baptist Church, Newtown (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.58.02William Franklin Taylor – Collage (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.58.03Photograph Escobrook Church, Mattaponi (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.58.04Photograph Black Baseball Team (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.59.01Photograph of Hillsboro StorehouseHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Slaves Quarters, Belle VueHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Oxen, horse and tractorHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.59.01Photograph of Taylor and Caldwell Plant, WalkertonHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.59.01Photograph of Walkerton Bridge from King WilliamHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.59.01Photograph of Old ChurchHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Belle VueHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Mattaponi Baptist ChurchHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Prince HouseHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.59.01Photograph of Croton CollegeHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.59.01Photograph of Courthouse SchoolHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.60.01Stevensville School PictureVaultBox #40; Folder # x
2000.61.01Platter, large blue willow pattern (no markings, transferware)Dining Room
2000.61.02Ladies compacts(3: Fairy design, Niagara Falls-octagonal, Round); silver pencil, file in silver caseStorage Shelves
2000.61.04planter, brass ivy (inexpensive)Library
2000.61.05candlesticks, pr. Brass (inexpensive)Parlor
2000.61.07candlestick, pewter, low19th Century Bedroom
2000.61.07candlestick, pewter, lowParlor
2000.61.08Telephone insulatorHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.61.09Post Cards(3),two in exhibit, one with photo copyHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.61.10Bottle Seal- RG(partial)History Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.62.01Shark’s ToothHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.63.01Candle MoldHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.63.02Bruington Institute School Photograph (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.63.03Shoe Last (newspaper article and Newtown-15.57)History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.63.04Receipt for Goods- Baltimore(Irving Sale)(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.63.05slate, schoolHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.63.06Photo on people in boat at Northbank(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.63.07Photo of Stevensville School Class(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.63.08Chess pieces made at PetersburgHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.63.09Post card(original), calling card(copy) and Letter of Sale(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.63.10Photograph of Tennis Club(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.63.11Photograph of Mill at Canterbury(copy)History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.63.12Cumnor School Class Photograph (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.63.13Jar,glass canning (pint),second oneDining Room
2000.63.13Jar,glass canning (pint)History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.63.14Photograph of Aberdeen AcademyHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.63.14cPhotograph of Aberdeen Academy (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #03
2000.63.15Canning jar with glass lidStorage Shelves
2000.64.01Pictures;ship,rolling road,storage,tobacco transportation (facsimile)VaultBox #40; Folder #01
2000.64.01Photograph of ship, drawings of rolling road,storage and shipping (facsimiles)History Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2000.64.02Miniature, portrait of John Robinson (facsimile)History Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.64.07Photo of Carpetbag (facsimile)History Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.65.01Covers of Sheet Music-Over ThereHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.65.02Color reproductions of Covers to Sheet Music-Over There by Geo. M. Cohan - 3 hard copiesMap CabinetBox #54; Folder #74
2000.66.01Communion Service: chalice and flagonHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.67.01Pages(2,48,49) from journal of John Walker with transcripVaultBox #57; Folder #07
2000.67.01Pages(2,48,49) from journal of John WalkerHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.68.01Flour sackHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.68.02Model of mud and daub chimney (#1 of 2)20th Century Bedroom (Bureau drawer)
2000.68.03model of Gresham churchHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.68.04Model of mud and daub chimney (#2 of 2)20th Century Bedroom (Bureau drawer)
2000.69.01Portrait of Alex Dudley in CourtroomHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.69.02Photograph of Tom Robinson, MascotHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.69.03Portrait of Robert Baylor SempleHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.69.04Marriage CertificateHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.70.01Ad for stage to Lester ManorHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.70.02Photograph of Ben H.Walker in corn fieldHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.70.04Fans from St. Stephens & Bruington ChurchesVaultBox #41; Folder #30
2000.72.01Photograph of Truck (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.72.02Photograph of students at Ruffin AcademyHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.73.01Measuring deviceHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.73.02Sharpening ToolHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.74.01Model of BoatHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.74.02Powder HornHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.74.03Powder measureHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.74.04Photos of Latane Trice on combine-oldHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.75.01model of Ford model T (plastic)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.75.02cigarette lighter made from shellsHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.75.03WWII knife, bullet case & tank oper. GogglesHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.76.01fragment of 16th Century cannon found on site of Fort MattaponiHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.76.02RifleParlor
2000.76.03Adze (hatchet), shaped by Indigenous peopleStorage Cabinet
2000.77.01Photograph of West Point Factory (photocopy)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.78.01Photograph of ReenactmentHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.78.02Harpers portraitof Dahlgren and engraving of Raid (facsimiles)History Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.78.03colonial capHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.78.04Photograph (1900) of Bruington Church, built 1851History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.01Flag-“colonial colors”History Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2000.79.01cPhotograph of Stevensville SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #73
2000.79.02Copy of transfer of membership of slave in Bruington ChurchHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.79.03Virginia buckleHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.79.04Broaddus medalsHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.79.05Clark medals boxes (3)Archives Bldg
2000.79.05Clark medals (three)History Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.79.06Voting bookHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.79.07Soap, Trice HotelHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.79.08Glass BottleHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2000.79.09Photograph of Lot School, NewtownHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.09Photograph of Lot School (framed), in 1992Storage Shelves
2000.79.10Croton College(also Landon) nailHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.11Wares-York River yesterdaysHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.12Uberwasser diary and other clippingsHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.13Cup and SaucerHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.14napkin ringHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.15tooth and ear pickHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.16WPA brickHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.79.17Poor house scalesHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.79.18anniversary license tag for autoHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.79.19envelope for 250th anniversary. 1941History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.79.20electric light bulbHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2000.79.21photo of cutting ice at mill at WalkertonHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.21cPhotograph of cutting ice at the Walkerton Millpond (copy)VaultBox #65; Folder #28
2000.79.22Photograph of King and Queen Courthouse, 1931History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.79.23pecking hammerHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2000.80.01Two photographs of Latane Trice on combines (1930s and 2000)History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2000.81.01Letters (2) from J. Councill, Aberdeen Academy, to Maj. Bagby - 1887VaultBox #42; Folder #30
2000.81.01Bible records - Births, Marriages, Deaths, Porters and VaughansVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #24
2000.81.01Bagby Bible, Births & DeathsVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #25
2000.81.01K&Q Printed Note Payable to John Bagby – 1866VaultBox #54; Folder #62
2000.81.01King and Queen Promise to payHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2000.81.02Bill and Envelope for Aberdeen AcademyHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2000.81.03Porter & Vaughan GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #112
2000.82.01Bumper StickerHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.82.02Photographs (2) of Rappahannock Pow-wow and Cultural CenterHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2000.83.01Beeswax candles made by Dianne GillHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2001.01.01Colt pistolHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2001.01.02boot pistolStorage Cabinet
2001.02.01Framed Map, King and Queen showing housesDining Room
2001.02.02Ballot Box, Wooden Colored VotersHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2001.02.03Shells & coral/Dennis Creek now London swampHistory Exhibit, Panel #01 Life 1600-1700s
2001.02.04Bowl and pitcher set, Riverside Hotel, Walkerton19th Century Bedroom
2001.02.05BathtubBathroom-Top Floor
2001.02.06Rug,loom woven(1 of 2)19th Century Bedroom
2001.02.06Rugs, loom woven(2 of 2))Bathroom-Top Floor
2001.02.07Clock-Wooden case,mantle, does not work20th Century Bedroom
2001.02.08Booklet: Guernsey Cattle – Raised in K&QVaultBox #43; Folder #39
2001.02.08Booklet: VA Highway Historical Markers 1930VaultBox #43; Folder #45
2001.02.08Booklet: The Southern Planter – 1905VaultBox #43; Folder #46
2001.02.08Booklet: Home Comfort Cook BookVaultBox #43; Folder #52
2001.02.08Program: County – Coat of Arms – 1976, 2 copies with black 7 white facsimileVaultBox #61; Folder #18
2001.02.08Photographs: Bell – First Walkerton BridgeVaultBox #65; Folder #03
2001.02.09Serving spoons (6)Kitchen
2001.02.10Coffee maker (10 cup)Kitchen
2001.02.11Pitchers, Plastic (2)Kitchen
2001.02.12Baskets (2)Kitchen
2001.02.13Tray, plasticKitchen
2001.02.14Coffee Mugs (4)Kitchen
2001.02.16Pennant Newtown High School 1914Changing Exhibits Room
2001.02.17Pennant, Stevensville High School, c.1915Changing Exhibits Room
2001.02.18Photograph, Newtown School, Class c.1917 (photocopy, framed)Archival Storage
2001.02.19Photograph, Newtown School, Class c. 1919 (photocopy, framed)Archival Storage
2001.02.20Platter, small white oval (Maggie Powers’ estate)Dining Room
2001.03.01School bell-Buena Vista School(big)Log Schoolhouse
2001.03.02Lunch PailHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.03.03Painting, Belle Vue, 31”x24.5”,Nancy R.JadatzOffice
2001.03.06Print of a child and dog-Baker Art Gallery-189719th Century Bedroom
2001.03.07Stove, Iron heating coal19th Century Bedroom
2001.03.08Rug19th Century Bedroom
2001.03.09Trunk(small)19th Century Bedroom
2001.03.10Stone from Corbin ChurchDining Room
2001.03.13Blouse, unfinished hem, displayed on dress form20th Century Bedroom
2001.03.14Photograph, small,Miss Mary Lizzie Corr feeding chickens at MontereyStorage Shelves
2001.03.15Stove door catch, ironStorage Shelves
2001.04.01Photo Cutting grain by hand (with scythes)VaultBox #40; Folder #07
2001.04.01Photograph of harvesting with scythes (copy)History Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.04.02Nail and horseshoesHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.04.03Photograph of inside of millHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.04.04Photograph of portable sawmillHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.04.05Photograph of sloopHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.04.06Fair RibbonsHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.04.07K&Q County 1929, 1946 – 2 Pictures of Fair ExhibitsVaultBox #43; Folder #42
2001.04.07Fair book cover 1946History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.04.08Photograph of 1936 Walkerton bridge from 1997 bridge and photograph of 1936 bridge shortly after it was built, showing Taylor and Caldwell dock & warehouse, from the King William side.History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.04.09Currency-Confederate Note- VirginiaHistory Exhibit, Panel #05 Liberty 1800s
2001.04.10Photograph of Mud Daub ChimneyHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2001.04.11Horseshoe, painted goldHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2001.04.12Photograph of Stevensville SchoolHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.04.12cPhotograph of Stevensville School, circa 1935VaultBox #42; Folder #73
2001.04.13Bowl, Crockery,large tan with blue bandDining Room
2001.04.14Bowl, Crockery, small tan with blue bandKitchen
2001.04.15Gloves, 2 pairs, white kid gloves, one pair usedStorage Shelves
2001.04.16Towels, 3 finger19th Century Bedroom
2001.04.17pillow cases, 2 “feed bag”20th Century Bedroom
2001.04.18nails, 2 old hand wroughtCarriage House
2001.04.23Photo Sawmills, J.D. HutchinsonVaultBox #40; Folder #09
2001.04.23Photograph, J.D.Hutchinson sawmill (copy & framed)Storage Shelves
2001.04.24Drawing of Liberty Hall (framed, copy)Dining Room
2001.04.25Photograph, highway signs (group)Archival Storage
2001.04.26Receipts, Thalhimers and MeyersArchival Storage
2001.04.27Postcard, Sears and RoebuckArchival Storage
2001.04.28Bicentennial Farms materials (1976-1981)Archival Storage
2001.04.29Farmers Magazine (August, 1939)Archival Storage
2001.04.30Twinplex Razor sharpenerStorage Cabinet
2001.04.31Wooden bowl marked Betty G.Kitchen
2001.05.01Transportation Pictures; Belle Vue in early 1900’s and Capt. and Mrs. Garret Post, 1885VaultBox #40; Folder #12
2001.05.02King & Queen – 1941 Bicentennial (articles and script) and County Fair, 1946VaultBox #43; Folder #07
2001.05.02K & Q County Fair, 1946VaultBox #43; Folder #42
2001.05.02K & Q 250th anniversary ticket, 1941History Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.05.03Jamestown Festival – 1955-1957, Heritage Homecoming Day – 1957VaultBox #43; Folder #37
2001.05.04K&Q Coat of Arms-clippingsVaultBox #61; Folder #18
2001.05.05Pamphlet, Official Program of Yorktown Sesquicentennial Oct. 16-19, 1931/ clippingsVaultBox #56; Folder #21
2001.05.06Education – Buena Vista and Gressitt School, pictures, report cardsVaultBox #42; Folder #21
2001.05.07Red Cross Swimming – 1955VaultBox #43; Folder #31
2001.05.07Red Cross swimming badgeHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.05.08John F. Davis – Oath of Post Office, Gressitt; Richard Grump- Oath of Post Office Mail Carrier – 1913; 1883 contractVaultBox #43; Folder #34
2001.05.09Dairy photograph of Mr. Jeffries Milk Truck, driving for Sunnyside DairyHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.05.10King & Queen People – Newspaper Clippings,stores, farms,c.b.fleetVaultBox #43; Folder #33
2001.05.11Photo Centerville LodgeVaultBox #40; Folder #14
2001.05.12Shackelfords Chapel picture of goblets, programVaultBox #41; Folder #28
2001.05.12Sunday School Class photograph, Shackelford’s ChapelHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.05.13Dr. Garrett Anderson (2 pictures)VaultBox #40; Folder #06
2001.05.13Dr. Anderson’s PhotographHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.05.14Chain Ferry (picture s & information)VaultBox #40; Folder #10
2001.05.14Chain Ferry, photographHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.05.15Scrapbook of Kathleen Bland Cottle, artwork and clippings regarding old customs, placesVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #19
2001.05.171) Newspaper Articles – Robert E. Lee 2) Pamphlet – Robert E. LeeVaultBox #54; Folder #16
2001.05.18Two leather wallets (one from Blands, one from Post): personal grooming set and small document caseStorage Cabinet
2001.05.19Parties – Magazine of Decorations, Games, Costumes, Refreshments, etc.VaultBox #43; Folder #53
2001.05.19Munsey’s Magazine – 1898VaultBox #56; Folder #25
2001.05.19Pamphlet, Progress, 1896 – Issued by University AssociationVaultBox #56; Folder #26
2001.05.19Pamphlet, Horse Troubles & Stable HintsVaultBox #56; Folder #30
2001.05.201897 – Delineator Magazine – FashionsVaultBox #43; Folder #38
2001.05.21One Year – The Ryukyus in War and PeaceVaultBox #54; Folder #10
2001.05.22Ladies Fashions and a PatternVaultBox #43; Folder #49
2001.05.23K&Q Bicentennial Clipping (History of County)VaultBox #43; Folder #47
2001.05.23Article – A Prisoner of War at Point Lookout – 1863VaultBox #54; Folder #13
2001.05.24Indenture – Edward Conklin & wife – Henry Adams – 1835VaultBox #46; Folder #18
2001.05.25Photo Bell Rock Lighthouse,York RiverVaultBox #40; Folder #02
2001.05.25Photo K&Q Ruritan Club, 1945VaultBox #40; Folder #03
2001.05.25Confederate Monument – Courthouse GreenVaultBox #64; Folder #07
2001.05.26Pamphlet, Party Book-Kathleen Bland CottleVaultBox #56; Folder #28
2001.05.27(a)WWII Ration Book,(b)Local Reg Board card,(c)War Savings stampsHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2001.05.27cPostal Savings Plan for the Purchase of United States Defense Savings BondsVaultBox #54; Folder #73
2001.05.28Fary Family and Hotel Fary Family Pictures Tavern used by County 1941 – 1996VaultBox #64; Folder #02
2001.05.29burlap grain sack, handmadeHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.01MarlHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.06.02Bland ledgerHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.06.03Boat HornHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2001.06.04Photograph of blacksmith shopHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.05Photograph of H.S.Bland, Cologne storeHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.06model of cord wood truckHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.07Photograph of Shackelford’s Chapel United Methodist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #07
2001.06.07Ellis Olson letter to Thomas M. Burton, subject growth of timber, 1937History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.08oyster glove and shellHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.09oyster receipts, card, etc.History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.10Photograph of Gresham Bridge, first opened in 1914History Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.11tickets to Gresham bridgeHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.12Photograph of mulberry tree in West PointHistory Exhibit, Panel #04 Liberty 1600-1700s
2001.06.13dress, black and white checked, 2-piece20th Century Bedroom
2001.06.14Temperance ButtonHistory Exhibit, Panel #06 Liberty 1900s
2001.06.15Buttons, tape measureHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.06.16Butter paddleHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.06.17Recipe for keeping butterHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.06.18Bone-handled flatware (4 knives, 4 forks)History Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.06.19Ice SkateHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.06.20Dress PatternHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.06.21Baby shoeHistory Exhibit, Panel #09 Happiness 1900s
2001.06.22Fertilizer BookHistory Exhibit, Panel #03 Life 1900s
2001.06.23Shaving Brush w/silver handle c. 190019th Century Bedroom
2001.06.23Francis Asbury Portrait, facsimileHistory Exhibit, Panel #07 Happiness 1600-1700s
2001.06.24Bath towel, white w/ blue stitching;19th Century Bedroom
2001.06.24School book, cloth sewn coverHistory Exhibit, Panel #08 Happiness 1800s
2001.06.25China vase w/ figures early 1900s20th Century Bedroom
2001.06.26Quilt, made by Ladies at Shackelford’s Chapel in early 1900s, log cabin pattern20th Century Bedroom
2001.06.29Metal toys (Goose, Carousel, Top, Red Truck, Dog pull toy), 1 jack-on-a-string (stamped Made in Austria)Storage Shelves
2001.06.39Photograph Buena Vista garden house,framedBathroom-Top Floor
2001.06.40Bone-handled knives (4) & forks (4) from Bland family, late 1800sDining Room
2001.06.41Rolling pin from “Bunker Hill” (handmade)Dining Room
2001.06.43Baskets (2)Kitchen
2001.06.44Folding fan, stamaped on reverse: J.L. Bland & Bell, West PointStorage Shelves
2001.06.45Pleated collar, blackStorage Shelves
2001.06.46Lace collar, black (M&R price tag attached)Storage Shelves
2001.06.47Beige collar with dickie and 3 crocheted buttonsStorage Shelves
2001.06.48Mourning beadsStorage Shelves
2001.06.49Red earringsStorage Shelves
2001.06.50Eyeglasses, 2 pairs; one with caseParlor
2001.06.53Baskets (2)Kitchen
2001.06.54Fuel Ration Book with stampsTavern History Exhibit
2001.07.01Vacuum Cleaner, c. 193020th Century Bedroom
2001.08.01Cider and Vinegar PumpStorage Shelves
2001.08.02Stevensville High School – Photograph of StudentsVaultBox #42; Folder #23
2001.08.03Ledger/Account Book1906-1911,”Favor”store and post office:W.T.Barefoot,wife Susan Ann Griggs, PostmistressMetal Cabinet
2001.08.04Shaving Mirror and rack(what-not)-1900s19th Century Bedroom
2001.09.01andironsParlor
2001.09.02andironsChanging Exhibits Room
2001.09.03Cabinet, oak china (used for store/gift items)Office
2001.09.04Plates, set of 10Kitchen
2001.09.05China, 20 piecesKitchen
2001.09.06Bowls, Serving (2)Kitchen
2001.09.07Rifle, World War IParlor
2001.10.01Tobacco cutter, metal, Standard brandStorage Cabinet
2001.11.01Photograph, Courting CoupleStorage Shelves
2001.11.02Photograph, Men with String of FishStorage Shelves
2001.11.03Punch Cups (35 – 40)Kitchen
2001.11.04Punch Bowl on stand w/ ladleKitchen
2001.11.05Glasses (8)Kitchen
2001.11.06Flatware (knives and forks)Kitchen
2001.11.07Dresser scarf on trunk20th Century Bedroom
2001.11.09Baskets, bread (2)Kitchen
2001.11.10Coffee mugs, (6)Kitchen
2001.12.02Crocheted Bib, initials PET, made by Laura ShackelfordStorage Shelves
2001.12.03Green glass bud vaseStorage Shelves
2001.12.04Christmas greeting cardStorage Shelves
2001.12.05Hatpin, SilverStorage Shelves
2001.13.01Model of Church Hill SchoolChanging Exhibits Room
2001.13.02Plate, communion silverplateStorage Cabinet
2001.14.01Photograph, Tunstall/Pollard/Taylor House (copy)CourthouseGreen Exhibit
2001.15.01Soda Fountain Spoon from Allen and Oliver Store used in soda fountain in storeCourthouseGreen Exhibit
2001.16.01Hanging Rope (section) from last hanging in county, 1898CourthouseGreen Exhibit
2001.17.01Photograph, framed story of Fleet familyLibrary
2001.17.02Photograph of Fleet family after move to StevensvilleLibrary
2001.18.01Map of old houses in King and Queen CountyVault
2001.18.02Ink well, greenParlor
2001.18.03Tablecloth, Peach colored cotton20th Century Bedroom
2001.18.04Large punch bowlKitchen
2001.18.05Chairs, folding metal (24)Dining Room & Kitchen
2001.18.08Telephone, cordless w answering machineOffice
2001.18.09Slide ProjectorLibrary Closet
2001.18.10Screen, ProjectionStorage Room
2001.18.11Step ladderStorage Room
2001.18.12Pamphlet easelArchival Storage
2001.18.13Extension cordStorage Shelves
2001.18.14Trash can, whiteKitchen
2001.18.15Picture framesStorage Shelves
2001.18.16Sign, metal outsidePorch
2001.18.18Rugs, small (3)Dining Room
2001.18.20Photograph, EdgehillLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.21Photograph, Level GreenLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.22Photograph, The Glebe House, 1932, near NewtownLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.23Picture, Plain Dealing. 1933VaultBox #40; Folder #92
2001.18.24Photograph, Rock SpringLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.25Photograph, Dewsville FarmLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.26Photograph, AftonLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.27Photograph, The OaksLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.28Photograph, The Old Inn at ShacklefordsLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.29Photograph, MordingtonLibrary ClosetNotebook
2001.18.30Photographs, river scenes (3)Storage Shelves
2001.18.32Photograph, Wood Landing at Locust GroveStorage Shelves
2001.18.35Doily, crocheted19th Century Bedroom
2001.18.36Towel, Bath (new) on tubBathroom-Top Floor
2001.18.37Dolls, small (4)Storage Shelves
2001.18.38Toy trainStorage Shelves
2001.18.40King and Queen History Exhibit material (fonts, colors, images, etc) on 3 CDsVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2001.18.41Book holder,metal (Dover)Dining Room
2001.18.42Exhibit, County History-3 panelsDining Room
2001.18.43Exhibit County History-6 panelsParlor
2001.18.44Exhibit,Tavern History-1 panelDining Room
2001.18.45Exhibit, Courthouse Green-1 panelDining Room
2001.18.48Security gatesLibrary
2001.18.50Painting of Samuel TunstallArchives Building
2001.18.51Framed photograph of a painting of Major Henry CorbinVault
2001.18.52Framed Photograph at the Lot School, Newtown, King & Queen County,1911: Carrie Mahon, Virginia(?) Taylor, Dora Taylor, Jack Chenault, Hilda Broaddus, Miss Belle Jones (Teacher), unknown, Francis Chenault, Reuben Pitts, Ann Taylor, Rachel Chenault, Virginia Pitts, Ross Chenault.Storage Shelves
2001.18.53Framed Needlepoint/sampler, Pollard familyVault
2001.18.54Wooden single coat rackStorage
2001.18.55Table Lamp, one of a matching pair, brass; printed paper lable: Property V.P.I. Extension Service 50310-- (last character is illegible); with a glass globe.Dining Room
2001.18.55aTable Lamp, one of a matching pair, brass; hand-written paper label: 503101 (Extension Service label); without a globeVault
2001.18.56Flags, two (American &Amer Revol Bicen-1976)Archives Bldg
2001.18.58Lap Desk, owned by Edward Bagby Pollard of Bunker Hill of StevensvilleParlor
2001.18.59Woolen Coverlet: the wool was raised, carded, spun, dyed and woven into this coverlet early in the 19th century, Wyatt family.19th Century Bedroom
2001.18.60Framed Photo-Walkerton Mill Pond-cutting iceDining Room
2001.18.61Framed Print: Walkerton Drawbridge over the Mattaponi River, by Mark ClineArchives Building
2001.18.62Framed Plat, Land Henry Garnett's House 1825, made by Robert HillVault
2001.18.63Framed Map, Tudor Hall and Property, House drawn by Lee Roy Boulware, Map drawn by Andrew BroaddusVault
2001.18.64Shelves, Metal book - 5 shelves-3ft wideVault
2001.18.65Medals, Emma Broaddus Harris(other)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2001.18.67Broken pieces of plates found in Tavern, includes two unbroken bottles dated c.1890sStorage Shelves
2001.18.68Broken pieces of plates found in TavernTavern History Exhibit
2001.18.68bBroken stemmed glass and 2 shards of white ceramicStorage Shelves
2001.18.69Mantle, green termite damage; bill for restoration in accessions folder 2001.18Archives Building
2001.18.70WainscotingArchives Building
2001.18.71Andirons, with log dogsArchives Building
2001.18.72Photograph of Baptismal Font of Fork Church, framedArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2001.18.73Corey Award, FramedArchives Building
2001.18.76DaguerreotypeArchives Bldg
2001.18.77Uberwasser (box and other materials-diary in 16)Archives Bldg
2001.18.78Framed Photo of James Anthony HaynesArchives Bldg
2001.18.79Artifacts (small)from Belle VueArchives Bldg
2001.18.80Framed Photo of Sarah Brown Fleet, m. HaynesArchives Bldg
2001.18.81Framed Photo of Thomas HaynesArchives Bldg
2001.18.82Framed Photo of John Pollard 1803-1877Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2001.18.83Dr. Bland’s scalesArchives Bldg
2001.18.84Nail from Croton SeminaryArchives Bldg
2001.18.85Nails from Exol ChurchArchives Bldg
2001.18.86Roane buttonArchives Bldg
2001.18.87Framed Photo, Men, Civil War Memorial, 1917Archives Bldg
2001.18.88Cotton pieces(2), grown, corded and spun in King and Queen County before Civil War, gift of Mrs. P.H. Burton, belonged to Mrs. James Yarrington20th Century Bedroom (dresser)
2001.18.89Pin Cushion, owned by Emma Broaddus Harris20th Century Bedroom
2001.18.90Projector Screen(older of two)Archives Bldg
2001.18.92Wooden Measure (1/2 bushel) from Todd family, Poplar GroveDining Room
2001.18.93Punch cups (10)Kitchen
2001.19.01Bedside table, walnut with 2 drawers19th Century Bedroom
2001.20.01Mirror, oldStorage Shelves
2001.20.022 Gill Net licenses, 1975 - VA, #4781 and #4782Storage Shelves
2001.20.03Belt with leather strapStorage Cabinet
2001.20.04Powder hornStorage Cabinet
2001.21.01Purbeckian stone (2 pieces)CourthouseGreen Exhibit
2001.22.01Apple Butter PaddleDining Room
2001.23.01Bottle, wine (bottom) from NewingtonStorage Cabinet
2001.23.02Pottery Shards, made by Indigenous people (small box), from NewingtonStorage Cabinet
2001.23.03Indigenous people, Arrowheads (small box) from Mari-BenStorage Cabinet
2001.23.03Pipe, clay (small box of pipe pieces) Mari-BenStorage Cabinet
2001.23.04Bottle seal of George Braxton, c.1726Changing Exhibits Room
2001.24.01Eyeglasses in metal case, Dr. J.E. BlandStorage Cabinet
2001.24.02Razor, straight in paper/cardboard case, Dr. J.E. BlandStorage Cabinet
2001.25.01Portrait lightStorage Shelves
2001.26.01Coin collection, 13 coins 17/18 centuryStorage Cabinet
2001.26.02Currency (in envelope) 5 billsStorage Cabinet
2001.26.03KQHS Coverlet, King and Queen CountyStorage Shelves
2001.26.04China, Flow Blue, set of 19 piecesDining Room
2001.26.05China, Flow Blue, plate 10” KhyberDining Room
2001.26.06China, platter, blue and white 16”x12”Dining Room
2001.26.07Jug, crock 12 inches high, brown topKitchen
2001.26.08Indigenous people, Arrowheads, group of 19 in caseStorage Cabinet
2001.26.09Jug, crock 8 inches high, brown topKitchen
2001.27.01Candy Jar (used in Museum Store)Storage Shelves
2001.27.02Basket (used in Museum Store for cards)Storage
2001.27.03Cedar BoxStorage Shelves
2001.27.04Pottery BasketStorage Shelves
2001.27.05Map holder, black wrought iron (hand made)Dining Room
2001.28.01Chair, Rose velvet seat (Dew family)Parlor
2001.28.02Photograph album (Burleson-Dew family); first two photos in book are Rebecca Henley and Robert Saunders DewParlor
2001.29.01Wood, pieces from lighter barge,w 2 spikesCarriage House
2001.30.01Mattress, old (on Betty’s bed)19th Century Bedroom
2001.31.01Sconce, kerosene (#1 of 2)Storage Shelves
2001.31.01ASconce, kerosene (#2 of 2), metal parts onlyStorage Room
2001.32.01Portrait, Mary Macon (Mason) Pendleton Gatewood Boulware. Though to be painted by Rev. Andrew Broaddus before 1829.Parlor
2001.33.01Taylor and Caldwell corporate seals (2)Storage Cabinet
2001.33.02Taylor and Caldwell , 4 small and 5 larger printing cuts: plant (1) farming (4), labels (4- Salsify, Sweet Potato, Lima Beans, Turnip Greens)Storage Cabinet
2001.33.03Taylor and Caldwell, vegetable can labels (2)VaultBox #65; Folder #27
2001.33.04Verse (written for Olive Bagby) by H.P. TaylorVaultBox #43; Folder #101
2001.33.05History, Woman’s Club of King and Queen (Vaughan)VaultBox #43; Folder #102
2001.33.06Mattaponi Pickling Factory, book of stock certificatesVaultBox #65; Folder #21
2001.33.07Photographs, Walkerton scenes (5); Taylor and Caldwell fields (16), Taylor and Caldwell Cannery (29); Negro lady, envelop of negatives of Taylor and CaldwellLibrary Closet
2001.33.08Historical Sketch of Smyrna Christian Church, 125th anniversary (David Nelson Sutton,1957)VaultBox #41; Folder #42
2001.33.09A Bird Straight Line (Branch Bird)VaultBox #58; Folder #95
2001.33.10King and Queen County, Its Churches and Religious Life 1691-1791 (John A. Ryland, 2 cc)VaultBox #41; Folder #20
2001.33.11History of Bruington Church by Dr. Garnett RylandVaultBox #41; Folder #01
2001.33.12Marriott High School class 1939, class 1941, photo and newspaper clippingVaultBox #42; Folder #46
2001.34.01Magazine, Vogue Dec. 15, 192220th Century Bedroom
2001.35.01“History of Rise & Progress of Baptists in Virginia” by Robert B. Semple – 1810VaultBox #53; Folder #03
2001.36.01Collection of all Acts of Assembly now in force, in Colony of Virginia – 1727 printed by William Parks – 1733VaultBox #53; Folder #01
2001.37.01Photographs (photocopies) of Stevensville School & studentsVaultBox #42; Folder #72
2001.37.02Stevensville High School photographs, of building (2) and students (2) (photocopies)VaultBox #42; Folder #72
2001.37.03photographs of Officers and Deacons, Mattaponi Baptist Church, 1828 (photocopy)VaultBox #41; Folder #03
2001.38.01Photographs – C.H. Oliver’s Store at K&Q Courthouse, 1973 – one exterior, one interiorVaultBox #40; Folder #32
2001.39.01Photo of student body of the 2-room public school at King & Queen Courthouse September 1916VaultBox #42; Folder #40
2001.40.01Photo of Claiborne Oliver Home at K&Q Courthouse and his home on the farmVaultBox #40; Folder #16
2001.40.02Photo of Deacons at Mattaponi BaptistChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #03
2001.40.03Article on first telephone in K&Q CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #26
2002.01.01Monitor,Sony 20”,NeurologicDining Room
2002.01.04Pioneer DVD PlayerDining Room
2002.01.07AV Cart, metalDining Room
2002.01.08AV Cart, metalParlor
2002.01.10DVD Disc-video tourDining Room
2002.01.12DVD Disc-video tourStorage Shelves
2002.01.13County History Exhibit 9 casesDining Room
2002.01.14Tavern History Exhibit 1 caseDining Room
2002.01.15Courthouse Green Exhibit 1 caseDining Room
2002.01.16Surgemaster, OfficemaxOffice
2002.01.17Surgemaster, OfficemaxLibrary
2002.01.18Surgemaster, OfficemaxLibrary
2002.01.19JVC VCR/DVD with read/write functions, includes Toshiba monitor and 2 hand-held controllersStorage Shelves
2002.02.01Table,small white plasticDining Room
2002.03.01Scenes in King & Queen County, sketches by Sidney King, coloring bookVaultBox #43; Folder #81
2002.03.01Kettle, Large coffeeKitchen
2002.03.025 poems by Rev. Watson R. Harvey, Newtown, VAVaultBox #43; Folder #82
2002.03.03Planter, 8” Diam, 8” tallParlor
2002.03.11Plastic PitchersKitchen
2002.03.12Coffee MakerKitchen
2002.03.13Serving Spoons (6)Kitchen
2002.03.14Mugs (4-5)Kitchen
2002.03.15Baskets (2), smallKitchen
2002.03.16Tray - plasticKitchen
2002.03.20Early school songbook. The School Singer or Young Choir's Companion by William B. Bradbury and W. Sanders, 1844, 5th ed., previously owned by M.H. Bagby.Changing Exhibits Room
2002.03.23Five Delicious Southern Vegetables, Taylor and Caldwell, Inc. Advertisment book from Taylor & Caldwell Cannery, Walkerton, VA, for canned black eye peas, turnip greens, salsify, sweet potato dessert, midget limas.VaultBox #65; Folder #30
2002.03.24Blue metal enamel cake panKitchen
2002.04.01Magazine, “Master Detective”, Dec. 1955, Article about King & Queen, p. 48VaultBox #43; Folder #80
2002.04.01Pictures of Fary Tavern and Mrs. Fary 1938 or 1939VaultBox #64; Folder #12
2002.05.01Board from Shipping Crate sent to Walkerton via steamer.R.E.LeeCarriage House
2002.06.01Framed cards (hung at Buena Vista), drawings of: “The Greatest Moments in a Girl’s Life”19th Century Bedroom
2002.06.02Ash wood Toilet seat and lid from Klamath Falls, OregonBathroom-Top Floor
2002.06.03Pastel drawing, Baby sleeping (#1), framed20th Century Bedroom
2002.06.04Pastel drawing, Baby awake (#2), framed20th Century Bedroom
2002.06.05Oystering – 1)Bill to Glass&Davis on West Point Railway stationery – Capt John Wright 1860 2) Names& Amt given to Capt EdwardBush 3) Six Receipts from Garrett Wright (2), John Wright (4)VaultBox #43; Folder #28
2002.06.06Slavery – copies of bills from Captain Wright, Mr. Stubblefield for work & purchase, & permission for Aleck to visit wife in GloucesterVaultBox #43; Folder #27
2002.06.07Copies of Letters regarding John Wright accounts 1853-1860VaultBox #49; Folder #10
2002.06.08Receipt to Willing Workers of Shackelfords Methodist Chapel to Industrial Farm for Women’s Chapel 1939VaultBox #41; Folder #39
2002.06.09Dragon Run (newspaper clipping) by Louise GrayVaultBox #43; Folder #83
2002.06.10King & Queen County (newspaper clipping)VaultBox #43; Folder #84
2002.06.11nine clippings of Shacklefords, etc. from Tidewater Review 1940 – 1943VaultBox #55; Folder #18
2002.07.01Article from 1955 “Master Detective”, subject Tom Cluverius & 1885 K&Q murderVaultBox #43; Folder #80
2002.09.01Nine Bottles 1800’s to early 1900Storage Cabinet
2002.09.02Virginia Button 1850-1860 (found at Rose Mount)Storage Cabinet
2002.09.03Case of Pewter Buttons, Shoe Buckle, Key EscutchionStorage Cabinet
2002.09.04Plastic Bag of Bullets, Spencer Bullet Casing, Thimble, KeyStorage Cabinet
2002.10.01Child’s lace and cotton dress, belonged to Willianna Winn Irby 1847-1884 (Mrs. James T. Bland)20th Century Bedroom (storage)
2002.10.02Gold Bracelet inscribed AB Bland20th Century Bedroom (storage)
2002.11.01Three Bird and Allen TokensStorage Cabinet
2002.12.01J.R. Kidd Account Book 1921-1930 Tudor HallVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #99
2002.13.01Accounts relating to Thomas R. Gresham with Bagby & Gresham (1830, 1845, 1846)VaultBox #45; Folder #103
2002.14.01Deed to Tavern 1921 from Lloyd T. Moore to T.P. FaryVaultBox #59; Folder #91
2002.15.01Descendants of Ida Russell Diggs and Leslie Levi ClintsmanVaultBox #58; Folder #120
2002.16.01Tom D. Lewis – Greeting Cards – 1884VaultBox #43; Folder #90
2002.17.01Rocking Chair - dark green, all weatherPorch
2002.17.02Rocking Chair - dark green, all weatherPorch
2002.18.01Ivory Pyralin dresser set (9 pieces) used in Post home on York River20th Century Bedroom
2002.19.01Shackford lettersVaultBox #49; Folder #83
2002.20.01Newtown High School: Invitation to Graduation, 1916VaultBox #42; Folder #32
2002.20.02Newtown High School – 2 photos: Anna Hutchinson, math class;student photo – 1917VaultBox #42; Folder #32
2002.21.01Louise Palmer Jefferson Fleming DAR certificates (thru John Pendleton)VaultBox #58; Folder #118
2002.21.02Genealogy: Pollard, Taylor, Temple, Harrison, Turner, Samuel, Sales, Pendleton, StacyVaultBox #58; Folder #119
2002.22.013 photographs (copies), Frank Bland (Va. Senate 1875-78) with Gov. WiseVaultBox #40; Folder #41
2002.23.01Schooner “Lula M. Phillips” (unframed print by Dr. Van Name)Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #14
2002.23.01Schooner “W.J. Matthews” (unframed print by Dr. Van Name)Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #17
2002.23.01Ram “Kinkora” 1987 (unframed print by Dr. Van Name)Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #20
2002.23.01“Minnie T. Phillips” (unframed print by Dr. Van Name)Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #21
2002.23.01“Capt. Tom Henry Ruark’s Maggie” (framed print by Dr. Van Name)Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.01“North Carolina” (framed print by Dr. Van Name)Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.01Schooner “Blackbird” (framed print by Dr. Van Name)Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.01Schooner “Chas T. Joyce” (framed print by Dr. Van Name)Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.02Unframed photograph of Schooner “Josephine Winstead” formerly “May and Anna Beswick”VaultBox #40; Folder #45
2002.23.02Unframed photograph of Schooner “Bohemia”VaultBox #40; Folder #46
2002.23.02Unframed photograph of prow of “W.P. Ward” and another ship in the background in shipyardVaultBox #40; Folder #47
2002.23.02Unframed photograph of Ram “Victory Chimes” formerly “Edwin & Maud”VaultBox #40; Folder #48
2002.23.02Unframed print of Ship “Esther Melbourne” loading Pit-Props (matted) by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #18
2002.23.02Unframed print of schooner “Charlie & Willie” ’73 (matted) by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #19
2002.23.02Framed collage of 5 photographs: Schooners “North Carolina”, “Blackbird”, and “Josephine Wimstatt”, Rams “Victory Chimes”, and “Clarence A Holland”Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.02Framed collage of 7 photographs: Schooners “Bill Nye”, “Maggie”, “Minnie T. Phillips”, “Charles G. Joyce”, “Maine”, “Lula M. Phillps” and “W.J. Matthews”Back Hall, 2nd Fl
2002.23.05Lynn Perry Video tapesVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2002.23.06Unframed print of Ship “Sparton” by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #15
2002.23.06Unframed print of “B.P. Gravenor”, formerly “James H. Hargrove” 1989 by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #16
2002.23.06Unframed print of Schooner “Bohemia” 58/60 by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #22
2002.23.06Unframed print of Ram “Ivy Blades” later “Corapeake” 1984, by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #23
2002.23.06Unframed print of “Gracie May” 1986 by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #24
2002.23.06Unframed print of Ship “Levi B. Phillips” by Dr. Van NameMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #25
2002.23.07Lynn Perry Exhibition Artifacts: photocopies of his 3 scrapbooks.VaultBox #72; Folder #21
2002.23.10Photo, "Furled Sails" by A. Aubrey BodineMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #26
2002.24.01Walden/Hart Family BibleVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #23
2002.25.01Corey Award MaterialVaultBox #61; Folder #01
2002.25.02Bicentennial CertificateVaultBox #61; Folder #02
2002.25.03Role of Attendance at Meetings 1969-1975VaultBox #61; Folder #03
2002.25.04Bicentennial Certificate of Recognition Pgm Oct 12, 1975VaultBox #61; Folder #04
2002.25.05New County History Book Presented to SchoolsVaultBox #61; Folder #05
2002.25.061776-81 Bicentennial BulletinsVaultBox #61; Folder #06
2002.25.07Auction of ‘Burial of Latane’VaultBox #61; Folder #07
2002.25.08Letter regarding ‘Old Houses of King & Queen County’VaultBox #61; Folder #08
2002.25.09King & Queen County Historical Society Programs and SpeechesVaultBox #61; Folder #09
2002.25.10King & Queen County Historical Society Membership July 23, 1963VaultBox #61; Folder #10
2002.25.11King & Queen County Historical Society Members giving Windsor Chairs for HeadquartersVaultBox #61; Folder #11
2002.25.12King & Queen County Historical Society Committee Reports – 1974-75;1963-65. Annual Meeting – 1961VaultBox #61; Folder #12
2002.25.13King & Queen County Historical Society Resolutions in honor of Rev. Joseph Ewing, Virginia Demott Cox, Bessie McGeorge Gwathmey, Minnie Lewis Mitchell (1973) , Henry P. Taylor (1973)VaultBox #61; Folder #13
2002.25.14Garnett Piano – photograph & informationVaultBox #61; Folder #14
2002.25.15King & Queen County Historical Society , Julia Henley –Pres. 1985 at ‘Belle Vue’VaultBox #61; Folder #15
2002.25.16Samuel Tunstall – Portrait 1964VaultBox #61; Folder #16
2002.25.17Newspaper Articles regarding King & Queen County Historical Society MeetingsVaultBox #61; Folder #17
2002.25.19King & Queen County Historical Society, Letters – Henry P. TaylorVaultBox #61; Folder #19
2002.25.20King & Queen County Historical Society Roll of Members 1953, 1956-57VaultBox #61; Folder #20
2002.25.21King & Queen County Historical Society, Accessions – 1960-61; 1964-65; 1971;1973VaultBox #61; Folder #21
2002.25.22King & Queen County Historical Society Letters&Certificates of Henry P. Taylor (Civil War Centennial)VaultBox #61; Folder #22
2002.25.23Lease of Old Clerk’s Office by King & Queen County Historical Society , 1960, renewed 1970VaultBox #61; Folder #23
2002.25.24Henry P. Taylor correspondence, Clerk’s Office Project: original lease, 1958; Committee reports, completed 1961; Equipment correspondence, billsVaultBox #61; Folder #24A
2002.25.24BHenry P. Taylor correspondence, Clerk’s Office Project: Fundraising 1959-1961VaultBox #61; Folder #24B
2002.25.24CHenry P. Taylor correspondence, Historical Society membership, dues status,1967VaultBox #61; Folder #24C
2002.25.25Original Constitution of King & Queen County Historical Society with bylaws of the unincorporated SocietyVaultBox #61; Folder #25
2002.25.26King & Queen County Historical Society, Preservation – Old Clerk’s OfficeVaultBox #61; Folder #26
2002.25.27King & Queen County Historical Society Talk: Newtown Historic District 10/27/85VaultBox #61; Folder #27
2002.25.28Second Stonewall Brigade Certificate of Membership – July 4, 1965VaultBox #61; Folder #28
2002.25.29Speech by Dr. G.G. Shackleford at Holly Hill (1st Annual Meeting K&Q Historical Soc.) 1954VaultBox #61; Folder #29
2002.25.30Speeches delivered at 20th Anniversary Meeting of K&Q Hist. Soc. At ‘Green Mount’ July 24, 1973VaultBox #61; Folder #30
2002.25.31“Virginia’s Heritage” by Henry P. TaylorVaultBox #61; Folder #31
2002.25.32“Reminiscences of a County Clerk” by Carey C. Hall – 1973VaultBox #61; Folder #32
2002.25.33Copy of paper read before K&Q Hist. Soc. By Mrs. Charles Beatty Moore, April 28, 1959VaultBox #61; Folder #33
2002.25.34History of Piano – in Dining RoomVaultBox #61; Folder #34
2002.25.35History of Bookcase – in Archive BuildingVaultBox #61; Folder #35
2002.25.36King & Queen County Historical Society Donors of Historical PublicationsVaultBox #61; Folder #36
2002.25.371964 – King & Queen County Historical Society Meeting at Bel Air Farm (map) – home of Dr. & Mrs. John G. PollardVaultBox #61; Folder #37
2002.25.38Old Church Receives DuPont GrantVaultBox #61; Folder #38
2002.25.39King & Queen County Historical Society 1. Program – 50th Anniversary celebration July 27, 2003 at Bruington Church 2. Invitation to Anniversary MeetingVaultBox #61; Folder #39
2002.26.01Photograph of Bruington Baptist Church 1790-VaultBox #41; Folder #01
2002.26.02Copy – Transfer of Membership from Bruington to 2 slaves from J.Smith Estate – Jan. 1863VaultBox #41; Folder #02
2002.26.03Mattaponi Baptist Church History;Deacons – Mattaponi Church;PictureVaultBox #41; Folder #03
2002.26.04South Farnham ParishVaultBox #41; Folder #04
2002.26.05Archaeological Testing at ‘Old Church’;Old Church History;PictureVaultBox #41; Folder #05
2002.26.06Biography of an Old County Church; St. Paul’s 1838-1971VaultBox #41; Folder #06
2002.26.08Exol Church – TombstonesVaultBox #41; Folder #08
2002.26.09Smyrna Christian Church PhotoVaultBox #41; Folder #09
2002.26.10Poroporone Baptist Church Photo and 1974 cemetery register: Moore, Taliaferro, Booth, Vaughan, Corr, Jeffries, Cox, Perry, Prince, Carlton,VaultBox #41; Folder #10
2002.26.11Upper King and Queen Baptist Church photoVaultBox #41; Folder #11
2002.26.12Churches of King and Queen CountyVaultBox #41; Folder #12
2002.26.13Beulah Baptist Church – King William County, photoVaultBox #41; Folder #13
2002.26.14Guide to Colonial Churches – Virginia, Maryland, & NCVaultBox #41; Folder #14
2002.26.15Ephesus Baptist Church photoVaultBox #41; Folder #15
2002.26.16St. Peter’s Episcopal Church – New Kent County, photoVaultBox #41; Folder #16
2002.26.17Beale Memorial Baptist Church – First Hundred Years, 1875-1975VaultBox #41; Folder #17
2002.26.18Lower King & Queen Baptist Church (Wares) 150th AnniversaryVaultBox #41; Folder #18
2002.26.19Memory Verses from the BibleVaultBox #41; Folder #19
2002.26.21Petitions to House of Burgesses (1600’s-1700’s) Concerning Churches and Parishes in K&Q CountyVaultBox #41; Folder #21
2002.26.22Two gravestones at Old Church 1686 & 1699 (Col. R. Johnson), photoVaultBox #41; Folder #22
2002.26.23Baptismal Font from Mattaponi Baptist Church now at Fork Church, photoVaultBox #41; Folder #23
2002.26.24Bruington Church Cemetery BookVaultBox #41; Folder #24
2002.26.25Colonial Church System in K&QVaultBox #41; Folder #25
2002.26.26Salem Church, photoVaultBox #41; Folder #26
2002.26.27Centennial PoroporoneVaultBox #41; Folder #27
2002.26.31Monument to Civil War Soldiers (1912) – Bruington ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #31
2002.26.32Luther Rice & Columbian CollegeVaultBox #41; Folder #32
2002.26.33Pictures: a)Sites of Corbin’s Church in Goliath’s Old Field – Church Completed in 1768 b) Key found on Site of Corbin’s Church in Goliath’s Old FieldVaultBox #41; Folder #33
2002.26.34Rev. John W. Ryland – 1875-1905 – Preached at Olivet Baptist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #34
2002.26.3525 letters – Communications from Exol Church, Mr. Robert Todd, ClerkVaultBox #41; Folder #35
2002.26.36Mrs. Nettie Oliver Smith – ObituaryVaultBox #41; Folder #36
2002.26.37Shackelfords Chapel – Recorded deed Sept. 14, 1871VaultBox #41; Folder #37
2002.26.38Chapel Fund, State Industrial Farm for WomenVaultBox #41; Folder #39
2002.26.39Church Education of BlacksVaultBox #41; Folder #40
2002.26.40Upper King and Queen Baptist Church Bicentennial Celebration, by William A. Wall, PastorVaultBox #41; Folder #11
2002.26.41History of Upper King & Queen Church, by John Muscoe Garnett, article included in the Bulletin of the Rappahannock Baptist Association, photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #11
2002.26.42"Bruington Observes 175th Anniversary", August 29, 1965. Newspaper article by Kathleen AllenVaultBox #41; Folder #68
2002.26.43Centennial Address of Bruington Woman's Missionary Society, delivered by Rev. B.C. Hening, D.D., July 22, 1915VaultBox #41; Folder #68
2002.26.44Calendar photograph, in color, of Bruington Baptist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #68
2002.26.45"History of Bruington Baptist Church", December 16, 1937 article by Albert G. Gresham from the Religious HeraldVaultBox #41; Folder #68
2002.26.46History of Bruington Baptist Church 1790-1940 by Dr. Garnett RylandVaultBox #41; Folder #68
2002.27.01Photograph Stevensville Academy – 1859VaultBox #42; Folder #01
2002.27.02Brochure advertising ‘Green Mount’ Home School for Young Ladies 1884VaultBox #42; Folder #02
2002.27.03Col. J.C. Councill – Obituary; Aberdeen Academy – Brochures & Ad.VaultBox #42; Folder #03
2002.27.04Rappahannock Female Institute – Maria Fleet’s report cardVaultBox #42; Folder #04
2002.27.05Richmond Female Institute – 1854-1894;Woman’s College of Richmond – 1894-1916VaultBox #42; Folder #05
2002.27.06Fleetwood Academy – 1850 - phootocopy, announcing next session of schoolVaultBox #42; Folder #06
2002.27.07Picture of Carter Braxton (Dept. of Ed. Magazine)VaultBox #42; Folder #07
2002.27.08German Fairy Tale BookVaultBox #42; Folder #08
2002.27.09English Literature Flash CardsVaultBox #42; Folder #09
2002.27.10‘Institute’ – Bruington - ink drawing of the house (before fire); blank report for Bruington Female Institute (188-), a history, a letter from Garnett Ryland (UR) to Sue Todd Moseley, cites 1851 ad in Religious Herald for Bruington Female Academy with his personal anecdote; partial list of students and teachers1880-1891 (undated, compiled from memory by several of the former pupils)VaultBox #42; Folder #10
2002.27.11List of Schools & Academies of K&Q County – DatesVaultBox #42; Folder #11
2002.27.12Centerville School: Miss Bessie Vaughan, teacherVaultBox #42; Folder #12
2002.27.13List of Contributions to Marriott School – 1923-‘24VaultBox #42; Folder #13
2002.27.14Bruington Female Institute; Peach Grove InstituteVaultBox #42; Folder #14
2002.27.15Buena Vista School LeagueVaultBox #42; Folder #15
2002.27.16Senior League – Centerville SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #16
2002.27.17Stevensville High School ledgerVaultBox #42; Folder #17
2002.27.18Drawing – old Marriott High School, 1936 – Marriott Highlights – school paper, Sept. 1956VaultBox #42; Folder #18
2002.27.19Early Education & Schools in K&Q County, 1933 draft thesis UVA, Russell B. GillVaultBox #42; Folder #19
2002.27.20Aylett Country Day SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #20
2002.27.22Ruffin School, Line Pine School, Baseball Team – early 1900’sVaultBox #42; Folder #22
2002.27.25Arithmetic Book – 1846 – Wm J. Watkins (William Jackson), drawings by Charles S. Chilton, Instructor of Youth, School Oak, King & Queen County, cloth-boundVaultBox #42; Folder #25
2002.27.26Musical Program – Green MountVaultBox #42; Folder #26
2002.27.27Days of Yesteryear – Central K&Q High School, 1910-1940VaultBox #42; Folder #27
2002.27.28Copy of Records Relating to Col. J.C. CouncillVaultBox #42; Folder #28
2002.27.29History of Pleasant Hill SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #29
2002.27.31Bills to R.L.Bates from Councill – Aberdeen AcademyVaultBox #42; Folder #31
2002.27.34Buena Vista School Board Acc’tsVault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #34
2002.27.35K&Q School Trustee Electoral Board Minutes 1914-1925Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #35
2002.27.36K&Q School Trustee Electoral Board Minutes 1872-1921Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #36
2002.27.37Buena Vista School Dist Acc’ts 1915-1929Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #37
2002.27.38Stevensville District School Acc'ts, 1918-1922Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #38
2002.27.39Daily Records of Students in Newtown and Stevensville Districts (1902-1905)Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #41
2002.27.40K&Q School Electoral Board Minutes 1914-1950; School Board Minutes 1922-1940Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #56A&B
2002.28.01Newspaper clipping, Address – T. Newton Walker – July 4, 1884 – Reunion of Civil War Veterans at Bruington ChurchVaultBox #55; Folder #01
2002.28.02Newspaper clipping, U.S./State – BicentennialVaultBox #55; Folder #02
2002.28.03Newspaper clipping, Confederate Monument – Essex County (Names of Soldiers)VaultBox #55; Folder #03
2002.28.04Newspaper clipping, J.R. Bland to Courtney (letter 1849)VaultBox #55; Folder #04
2002.28.05Richmond's Fifth Columnist 'Crazy Bet', Elizabeth Van Lew, published 1941, Richmond Times DispatchVaultBox #55; Folder #05
2002.28.06Newspaper clipping, K&Q Dog Warden CaseVaultBox #55; Folder #06
2002.28.07Newspaper clipping, Jack Jouett’s RideVaultBox #55; Folder #07
2002.28.08Newspaper photo (on Allen's Circle), undated, Oxen and wagon loaded with logs belonging to Jim Muise who cuts and hauls wood to King & Queen Court House Landing.VaultBox #55; Folder #08
2002.28.09Newspaper clipping, Mrs. Grace Lumpkin, Ex-Communist AideVaultBox #55; Folder #09
2002.28.10Newspaper clipping, Walkerton Fire Department ‘Queen’ (Jean Ann Longest)VaultBox #55; Folder #10
2002.28.11Newspaper clipping, Advertisements – Tappahannock (includes Hotel Bagby, etc, from Tidewater Democrat, 1897; Lowery's Restaurant, 1969; Tappahannock/Essex Directory, c. 1980)VaultBox #55; Folder #11
2002.28.12Newspaper clipping, Judge Fleet’s Speech & Hon. H.R. Pollard’s Speech – Unveiling of Court House PortraitsVaultBox #55; Folder #12
2002.28.13Newspaper clipping, Steamboat ‘Louise’VaultBox #55; Folder #13
2002.28.14Newspaper clipping, Allen and Oliver StoreVaultBox #55; Folder #14
2002.28.15Newspaper clipping, Cauthornville Post OfficeVaultBox #55; Folder #15
2002.28.16Newspaper clipping, Philadelphia Inquirer (History)VaultBox #55; Folder #16
2002.28.17Newspaper clipping, J.L. Bland – ObituaryVaultBox #55; Folder #17
2002.28.18Newspaper clipping, news Items from Shacklefords, VAVaultBox #55; Folder #18
2002.28.19Newspaper clipping, Philip Courtney’s Obituary - oversizedMap CabinetBox #55; Folder #19
2002.28.20Newspaper clipping, NY Times book reviwVaultBox #55; Folder #20
2002.29.01Henley Letters – donated by Dorothy HillVaultBox #49; Folder #01
2002.29.02Dr. A.A. Rice (letters 1860’s – 1880’s)VaultBox #49; Folder #02
2002.29.03Correspondence - Turner & Sale – Business in Walkerton, 1836-1859VaultBox #49; Folder #03
2002.29.04Business Papers of Garnett’s of Newtown, including William Skelton will, 1804VaultBox #49; Folder #04
2002.29.05Certificate – 10 shares of stock in Hudspeth Trans-Atlantic Line (donated by C.H. Ryland)VaultBox #49; Folder #05
2002.29.06Bates-LettersVaultBox #49; Folder #06
2002.29.07Letters of Mickelborough Daniel (donated by W. Abrams)VaultBox #49; Folder #07
2002.29.08Letters to N.B. Street (donated by Willie Abrams)VaultBox #49; Folder #08
2002.29.09Letter to Mrs. Hart (1862) from C.H. RylandVaultBox #49; Folder #09
2002.29.10Capt. John Wright – Business Letters, 1853-1860VaultBox #49; Folder #10
2002.29.11Letter – Robert Harris to R. BlandVaultBox #49; Folder #11
2002.29.12Tunstall Letters, Misc. Papers, etc.VaultBox #49; Folder #12
2002.29.138 personal letters to John McGill – from his motherVaultBox #49; Folder #13
2002.29.14Correspondence - To Capt. John McGill from Mather Kemp (1836)VaultBox #49; Folder #14
2002.29.15Mr. Smith to John McGill, 1843 (2 letters)VaultBox #49; Folder #15
2002.29.16Correspondence - J.H.Henry to Thomas Ferguson (1838)VaultBox #49; Folder #16
2002.29.17Correspondence - John McGill – from Jordan (April 1838)VaultBox #49; Folder #17
2002.29.18Correspondence - Gullman & Crook – McGill (Feb. 1843)VaultBox #49; Folder #18
2002.29.19Correspondence - John McGill – from R.B. Smith (1839, 1842, 1844)VaultBox #49; Folder #19
2002.29.20Correspondence - John McGill – from Phileman Woodward (1839) of Baptist SeminaryVaultBox #49; Folder #20
2002.29.21Correspondence - James Corbin to John McGill (1835)VaultBox #49; Folder #21
2002.29.22Correspondence - John G. Smith to John McGill (1839)VaultBox #49; Folder #22
2002.29.23Correspondence - R.F.Stubbs to John McGill (1842)VaultBox #49; Folder #23
2002.29.24A. Broaddus to John McGill (1849) 2 lettersVaultBox #49; Folder #24
2002.29.25Letter from Samuel Tunstall to John McGill (1844)VaultBox #49; Folder #25
2002.29.26Correspondence between John McGill and J.B.Taylor (Bapt. Educational Fund 1837-38)VaultBox #49; Folder #26
2002.29.27Correspondence - W.H. & A.G. Sale to John McGill (1840 & 1843)VaultBox #49; Folder #27
2002.29.28Correspondence - John A. Fleet to John McGill (1854)VaultBox #49; Folder #28
2002.29.30Correspondence - Priscilla Pollard to John McGill (1851)VaultBox #49; Folder #30
2002.29.31Letter written by Sarah H. Pollard (Mrs. Robert Pollard, Jr.)VaultBox #49; Folder #31
2002.29.32Correspondence - Thomas B. Booth – to Capt. John McGill (1838)VaultBox #49; Folder #32
2002.29.33Correspondence - Spence Roane to J. McGill (1831)VaultBox #49; Folder #33
2002.29.34Letters from “Clifton”, 1848, to ‘Brother Broaddus’VaultBox #49; Folder #34
2002.29.35Letter to Mrs. Julia Todd from Geo. Kessler & Co.VaultBox #49; Folder #35
2002.29.36Letter to M.P. ToddVaultBox #49; Folder #36
2002.29.37Letter – M.P. Todd from J.N.Jefferies – 1856VaultBox #49; Folder #37
2002.29.38Receipts – County taxes for unnamed Slaves, Horses, Land, House & Furniture (M.P. Todd)VaultBox #49; Folder #38
2002.29.39Letter – Walker Hawes from G.B. Talliaferro – 1846VaultBox #49; Folder #39
2002.29.40Misc. papers of Samuel TunstallVaultBox #49; Folder #40
2002.29.41Correspondence - Elizabeth Coleman from brother Robert, 1863VaultBox #49; Folder #41
2002.29.42Correspondence - John Washington to Marius P. Todd – 1863 donor – R.G.ToddVaultBox #49; Folder #42
2002.29.43Correspondence - To: Mr. Collins (from R.E. Lee, jr., 1862) of Romancoke, King Wm. Co. – re: choosing a negro slave boy for Gen. W.H.F. Lee.VaultBox #49; Folder #43
2002.29.44Correspondence - Younger Longest to members of his family from Petersburg – 1864. Donor: Mrs. John BallVaultBox #49; Folder #44
2002.29.45Correspondence - Melville Walker to his cousin, Lucy D. Turner, from Orange Co. 1863. Donor: J.H. WalkerVaultBox #49; Folder #45
2002.29.46Correspondence - Lt. Col. Wm. H. Richardson to Marius P. Todd June 1860 re: plans for encampment in Richmond. Donor: R.G. ToddVaultBox #49; Folder #46
2002.29.47Correspondence - David H. Strother to Lt. Marius Todd, 1865, re appointment to 1st Lieutenance. Donor: R.G.ToddVaultBox #49; Folder #47
2002.29.48Correspondence - James Moore to Marius P. Todd, 1861, re financial matters. Donor: R.G. ToddVaultBox #49; Folder #48
2002.29.49Correspondence - C.B.Fleet of Columbian College (Wash. D.C.) to A. Fred Fleet (Univ. of VA) 1861, describing inauguration of Abraham Lincoln.VaultBox #49; Folder #49
2002.29.50Correspondence - Rev. Charles H. Ryland to Mrs. R.V. Hart, 1862, re the death of her husband. Donor: Mrs. Ralph CottleVaultBox #49; Folder #50
2002.29.51Correspondence - John Robert Bland to Robert E. Harris July 31, 1849 . Donor: S. M. RichardsonVaultBox #49; Folder #51
2002.29.52Correspondence - Sale Brothers to the “North Bank” family during the Civil War period. a) Father, A.G. Sale to son Ben, 1864 b) Irving Sale to mother – Johnston Island, 1863 c) Irving Sale to mother – Johnston Island, 1864 d) Irving Sale to Willie – Chaffins Bluff, 1863 e) Jon. C. Sale to mother – Chaffins Bluff, 1863 f) Invitation to Sales’ to attend picnic g) Warning & Punishment of soldiers destroying property by Col. Chas. Hill of 28th Reg. Donor: M.C. BurkeVaultBox #49; Folder #52
2002.29.53Letter to Bruington Church announcing withdrawal from membership – 1832. Donor: Mrs. J.D. HutchinsonVaultBox #49; Folder #53
2002.29.54Correspondence between Mrs. C.B. Jones and Miss Alma Bland 1904, erecting Confederate Monument at King & Queen Courthouse (erected in 1913). Dedication by Gov. Andrew Montague.VaultBox #64; Folder #07
2002.29.55Correspondence - Gen. Edwin Cox of Holly Hill re the finding of a canoe shaped by indigenous people in Mattaponi River – 1930 (Now in Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA)VaultBox #49; Folder #55
2002.29.56Correspondence - Thomas Newland Walker to Rev. Robert Land – 1862VaultBox #49; Folder #56
2002.29.57Letters of Josephine Lumpkin Gresham 1847VaultBox #49; Folder #57
2002.29.58Correspondence - Leland S. Wyatt to Dr. R.M. Garrett 1875VaultBox #49; Folder #58
2002.29.59Letter, 1861, Muscoe Brooks to cousinVaultBox #49; Folder #59
2002.29.60Letters, June, July, Sept. 1794 to Humphrey Hill from his father, Robert Hill and 2 letters, 1795VaultBox #49; Folder #60
2002.29.61Letter, torn and unidentifiedVaultBox #49; Folder #61
2002.29.62Letter, 1773, from George Wythe regarding land George Washington had in King & Queen Co. (received from Custis family)VaultBox #49; Folder #62
2002.29.63Letter, 1862 to Marius Todd from John WashingtonVaultBox #49; Folder #63
2002.29.64Letter, 1956, to Bessie Walker from her brother, Henley Walker, regarding burning of the courthouse.VaultBox #49; Folder #64
2002.29.65Letter from Robert Coleman to SisterVaultBox #49; Folder #65
2002.29.661833 – Letter from Herbert Claiborne to Robin (?)VaultBox #49; Folder #66
2002.29.67Letter, 1802, to Mr. Redd from Thomas GarnettVaultBox #49; Folder #67
2002.29.68Letter, 1828, to Mary Eleanor Stout from Martha P. Dabney of Greenmount, King William CountyVaultBox #49; Folder #68
2002.29.69Seven letters (1860) to Lucy D. Turner from Mr. George Stacy (whom she later married)VaultBox #49; Folder #69
2002.29.70Letter, 1862, from Muscoe BrooksVaultBox #49; Folder #70
2002.29.71Letter, 1860, from John Griggs to wifeVaultBox #49; Folder #71
2002.29.72Letters to Dr. R.M. Garrett, Williamsburg, VA from S. Wyatt regarding post-war conditions (1875) and family connections (note: S. Wyatt lived at “Arlington Plantation”, Waynesboro, GA.VaultBox #49; Folder #72
2002.29.73Letter, 1864, Younger Longest to BrotherVaultBox #49; Folder #73
2002.29.74Misc. letters to Willie BagbyVaultBox #49; Folder #74
2002.29.75Letters – R.Y. Henley Transactions – R.Y. HenleyVaultBox #49; Folder #75
2002.29.77Letter to Brother Jimmie from Jane ,1869VaultBox #49; Folder #77
2002.29.78Letter, from Thomas J. Bates to Brother, 1870VaultBox #49; Folder #78
2002.29.79Letter to Thomas Bates from Sallie Crawford (niece)VaultBox #49; Folder #79
2002.29.80Letter to Thomas Bates from T.F. Samuel, 1847VaultBox #49; Folder #80
2002.29.81Correspondence - James Webb, Business Papers with Bingey and Carter WoodVaultBox #49; Folder #81
2002.29.82Letters written & received from Thomas M. Henley’s family, 1849-1885VaultBox #49; Folder #85
2002.29.83Poem to Mrs. Rebecca Pendleton “on death of a little child”VaultBox #49; Folder #86
2002.29.84Letter of Sympathy to Henley on death of Nelte from Betty Layne 1863VaultBox #49; Folder #87
2002.30.02Newtown – Post OfficeVaultBox #43; Folder #02
2002.30.03Stevensville StoreVaultBox #43; Folder #03
2002.30.04Proposed Golf Course Development – AylettVaultBox #43; Folder #04
2002.30.05King William ReservoirVaultBox #43; Folder #05
2002.30.06Portraits at K&Q Courthouse – 1897-1959VaultBox #43; Folder #06
2002.30.08Washington Post Article – Nov. 29, 1964 "Ties in the Shoestring County" by Peggy ThompsonVaultBox #43; Folder #08
2002.30.08OSWashington Post Article – Nov. 29, 1964 "Ties in the Shoestring County" by Peggy ThompsonMap CabinetBox #43; Folder #08OS
2002.30.09Dunkirk – Todd’s Bridge 1. Washington’s Route – maps 2. Petitions and Misc. Letters – re. Todd’s Bridge 3. Story of Todd’s Bridge – Dunkirk papers (Judge Mason Groves)VaultBox #43; Folder #09
2002.30.10Misc. Letters: 1). 1828 Tax List for Dunkirk 2). K&Q Petition – Relating to Drysdale Parrish & Dunkirk Bridge 3) Maps Relating to Todd’s Dunkirk 4) 1956 – Life Photo Essay re Dunkirk & Todd’sVaultBox #43; Folder #10
2002.30.12Book – 1850’s – 1860’s – Maintaining K&Q RoadsVaultBox #43; Folder #12
2002.30.13Acts of General Assembly – 1866, re K&Q CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #13
2002.30.141810 Census – K&Q County, VA names A-AB onlyVaultBox #43; Folder #14
2002.30.15King & Queen County Fairs – 1980-1981VaultBox #43; Folder #15
2002.30.16Historical Overview – to 1980VaultBox #43; Folder #16
2002.30.17Vepco – Economic Study – 1968-1972 in K&QVaultBox #43; Folder #17
2002.30.18Tidewater Review – ‘Looking Back, 1949-1998’VaultBox #43; Folder #18
2002.30.19Yearbooks – Cologne Home Demonstration Club, K&Q Home Demonstration Club, 1950VaultBox #43; Folder #19
2002.30.20Record from Poor House; Paupers list & billsVaultBox #43; Folder #20
2002.30.21Archeological Report of Newington, Mundy’s Bridge, and Ossuary – York RiverVaultBox #43; Folder #21
2002.30.22Specifications for Re-building Clerk’s Office – 1866-1867VaultBox #43; Folder #22
2002.30.23Copy – 1845 Process of Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for K&Q CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #23
2002.30.24Phillip Sears – Discharged from PenitentiaryVaultBox #43; Folder #24
2002.30.25$10.00 Note to John Bagby – July 1, 1861VaultBox #43; Folder #25
2002.30.26Telephone Service to K&Q in 1920’s and Receipts – donated by A.T. BeaneVaultBox #43; Folder #26
2002.30.27Slavery: Reference to purchase, rental, and permission to visitVaultBox #43; Folder #27
2002.30.28Schooners and Oysters – Capt. WrightVaultBox #43; Folder #28
2002.30.29Gibsons – Fire in K&QVaultBox #43; Folder #29
2002.30.30Proceedings of Overseers of the Poor – 1850 by Major R. BlandVaultBox #43; Folder #30
2002.30.32Pamphlet – K&Q County Land Ownership (V.P.I. 1960), 2 copiesVaultBox #43; Folder #32
2002.30.404-H Club, 1981VaultBox #43; Folder #40
2002.30.41Cover: Five Delicious Southern Vegetables, advertising copy published by Taylor and Caldwell (photocopy)VaultBox #43; Folder #41
2002.30.43Guest Profiles by Ella Garrett AmmonsVaultBox #43; Folder #43
2002.30.511) Thomas Corr – Appointment – Post Master – 1907 2) Post Office Supplies – Little PlymouthVaultBox #43; Folder #51
2002.30.541955 – Poll ListVaultBox #43; Folder #54
2002.30.55Awards of General Edwin CoxVaultBox #43; Folder #55
2002.30.56Virginia’s Heritage and The Farmer’s Problem, 2 articles by Henry Taylor printed in one pamphlet (3 copies)VaultBox #43; Folder #56
2002.30.57‘Erin’, The Story of a House; by Lisa KrollVaultBox #43; Folder #57
2002.30.58Archeological Society of Virginia, see ‘Newington’ page 160VaultBox #43; Folder #58
2002.30.59VCU Magazine (Spring 1981) Walkerton, page 12VaultBox #65; Folder #24
2002.30.60Speech of Newton Walker to Grange at Bruington – July 15, 1871VaultBox #43; Folder #60
2002.30.61Invitation to Wedding of Dr. Bagby and Lucy Fleet at ‘Goshen’VaultBox #43; Folder #61
2002.30.62Salaries – Fiscal year ending June 30,1962VaultBox #43; Folder #62
2002.30.63“1770 – 1775 – As We Were”, K&Q County, VAVaultBox #43; Folder #63
2002.30.64Pages from old Medical Book – Dr. W.L.L. SmootVaultBox #43; Folder #64
2002.30.65Guardian Account of Robert B. Carter and James Carter – Aug. 1801VaultBox #43; Folder #65
2002.30.661) Travel Accident Policy – Mrs. Thelma Sutton 2) Certificate – mailing packageVaultBox #43; Folder #66
2002.30.67Invitation to Ball at Hodge’s Tavern Sept. 1, 1826VaultBox #43; Folder #67
2002.30.68Invitation and Program – dedication – new Courts and Administration BldgVaultBox #43; Folder #68
2002.30.69King and Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #69
2002.30.70Landmarks in King & Queen County, VAVaultBox #43; Folder #70
2002.30.71Early Settlement of King & Queen County by M.H. Harris, M.D.VaultBox #43; Folder #71
2002.30.72Address regarding K. & Q. County – by Judge Leon Bazile – 1958VaultBox #43; Folder #72
2002.30.734-H Club Clippings; instructions for making rush stool, a 4-H camp project.VaultBox #43; Folder #73
2002.30.74Famous people buried in King & Queen County and neighboring countiesVaultBox #43; Folder #74
2002.30.75Petitions in King & Queen concerning sale of liquorVaultBox #43; Folder #75
2002.30.76Info: “Little Plymouth” HouseVaultBox #43; Folder #76
2002.30.77Shareholders of King & Queen and West Point Telephone Company, Inc.VaultBox #43; Folder #77
2002.30.78Copy - Abstract of Title to land at King & Queen C.H.VaultBox #43; Folder #78
2002.30.79Proceedings of the Business of the Poor, 1850, for Major Roderick BlandVaultBox #43; Folder #79
2002.30.83The Dragon Run (1984) by Louise GrayVaultBox #43; Folder #83
2002.30.84King & Queen County, the “Shoestring” CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #84
2002.30.85Tidewater Living Guide (newspaper)VaultBox #43; Folder #92
2002.30.86Bewdley, by Melvin Steadman, 1954VaultBox #43; Folder #93
2002.30.87“The Musician’s Guide” catalogueVaultBox #43; Folder #94
2002.30.88Hand-drawn map of Dunkirk area, in upper King & Queen County, Va., undatedMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #17
2002.30.98Surveyors of Roads Record Book 1851 - 1870 King and Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #98
2002.30.99Exhibit of King and Queen County by Dr. Alfred Bagby, 1888, 1 original pamphletVaultBox #43; Folder #11
2002.31.01Donald Robertson 1) Speech – Elizabeth Gray at ‘North Bank’ 2) List of pupils 3) photo of Henry P. Taylor at the Donald Robertson School site, 1961VaultBox #60; Folder #01
2002.31.02Letters re Donald Robertson’s School by Henry Taylor. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, Virginia.VaultBox #60; Folder #02
2002.31.03Henry Taylor’s Letters to Scotland re Donald Robertson. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, Virginia.VaultBox #60; Folder #03
2002.31.04Lists of Scholars at Donald Robertson’s School – Jan, 1758 – Jan. 1765VaultBox #60; Folder #04
2002.31.05Editorial – Donald RobertsonVaultBox #60; Folder #05
2002.31.06Location – Donald Robertson’s GroveVaultBox #60; Folder #06
2002.31.07James Madison at D. Robertson’s SchoolVaultBox #60; Folder #07
2002.31.08Notes on Donald RobertsonVaultBox #60; Folder #08
2002.31.09Script for Donald Robertson’s School Scene, PlayVaultBox #60; Folder #09
2002.31.10The Scholars of Donald RobertsonVaultBox #60; Folder #10
2002.31.11Notes on Genealogy of Donald Robertson: photocopies of pages from his Bible, provided by Virginia Historical SocietyVaultBox #60; Folder #11
2002.32.01Indenture – Wm. Bland to Ralph Bland – 1794VaultBox #46; Folder #01
2002.32.02Indenture – Thomas Dudley and Ralph Bland – 1823VaultBox #46; Folder #02
2002.32.03Indenture – Thomas Dudley and John Bland – 1829VaultBox #46; Folder #03
2002.32.04Indenture – Mann to J. Bland – 1836VaultBox #46; Folder #04
2002.32.05Indenture – Summerson to Bland – April 1836VaultBox #46; Folder #05
2002.32.06Indenture – Richard Shackelford to Robert Bland – 1846VaultBox #46; Folder #06
2002.32.07Indenture – Fleming Padget to John Mann – 1833VaultBox #46; Folder #07
2002.32.08Indenture – Walden to Bland – 1829VaultBox #46; Folder #08
2002.32.09Indenture – Peter & Harriett Brooke – Henry Williams – 1848VaultBox #46; Folder #09
2002.32.10Indenture – Haywood – Bland – 1837VaultBox #46; Folder #10
2002.32.11Indenture – George Booker & Roderick Bland – 1830VaultBox #46; Folder #11
2002.32.13Indenture – Roderick Bland – Alec Gilliam – 1846VaultBox #46; Folder #13
2002.32.14Indenture – Blake – John Bland, 1823VaultBox #46; Folder #14
2002.32.15Indenture – Mann, Farinholt, & Dudley – John Bland, 1823VaultBox #46; Folder #15
2002.32.16Indenture – Crittenden to Bland – 1832VaultBox #46; Folder #16
2002.32.17Indenture – Sarah Spencer & other Spencers, Anderson, and Bristow – 1860VaultBox #46; Folder #17
2002.32.19Other Bland Indentures and Bland correspondence (includes Bland genealogy and references to Poroporone Church subscriptions 1848)VaultBox #46; Folder #19
2002.32.20Indenture – Giles & Charlotte Cook (1832) & William ToddVaultBox #46; Folder #20
2002.32.21Indenture – Terrol to Wm. BagbyVaultBox #46; Folder #21
2002.32.22Indenture – Roderick Bland and wife Julia and John BlandVaultBox #46; Folder #22
2002.32.23Indenture – George Lovern & wife and James Bates – 1837VaultBox #46; Folder #23
2002.32.24Indenture – John Garlick & John SmithVaultBox #46; Folder #24
2002.32.25Indenture – Dick Jones & Wm. Temple, 1870VaultBox #46; Folder #25
2002.32.26Indenture - 1858 – James Henry & John Wm. TaylorVaultBox #46; Folder #26
2002.32.271823 – Indenture – Ralph Bland and Thomas DudleyVaultBox #46; Folder #27
2002.32.28Indenture - 1849 – John Louen and James T. BatesVaultBox #46; Folder #28
2002.32.29Indenture - 1819 – Martha & Wm. Harrison and James Brander, Division of unnamed SlavesVaultBox #46; Folder #29
2002.32.301839 – Indenture – Samuel P. Clarke and Reuben M. GarnettVaultBox #46; Folder #30
2002.32.311831 – Indenture – Baldwin Mathews and Reuben M. GarnettVaultBox #46; Folder #31
2002.32.321839 – Indenture – Henry F. Broaddus and Reuben M. GarnettVaultBox #46; Folder #32
2002.32.33Indenture – Churchill Anderson & Joseph TempleVaultBox #46; Folder #33
2002.32.34Indenture - Robert & Elizabeth Bagby & John WalkerVaultBox #46; Folder #34
2002.32.35Indenture - Gouldman & Mary Smithey and Frances Broaddus with Robt. BagbyVaultBox #46; Folder #35
2002.32.36Indenture – Moses Nunn, Geo. Nunn, and Henry Dix – 1847VaultBox #46; Folder #36
2002.32.371817 – Indenture between Robert Pollard and son, Benjamin PollardVaultBox #46; Folder #37
2002.32.38Indenture - Elizabeth Broache and Frances Gatewood – 1834VaultBox #46; Folder #38
2002.32.39Indenture - 1837 – James Jefferies and George Carlton (one part) and Peter Brooke (second part)VaultBox #46; Folder #39
2002.32.40Indenture - Josiah and Catharine Ryland and John Walker, 1841VaultBox #46; Folder #40
2002.32.41Indentures 1) Ann Temple and John Walker 2) Samuel Harwood and John Walker – 1848 3) Thomas and Betty Smithy and Franklin Broaddus, etc. March 1834VaultBox #46; Folder #41
2002.32.42Indenture - Robert Smith & Susannah (wife) 1791VaultBox #46; Folder #42
2002.32.43Indenture - 1838 – Peter Brooks and Harriet (wife) and Mortimer SmithVaultBox #46; Folder #43
2002.32.44Indenture - 1843 – E.M. Ware & Catherine (wife) and Mortimer SmithVaultBox #46; Folder #44
2002.32.45Indenture - 1846 – Robert Smith to Mortimer Smith, Frances Gatewood, William SmithVaultBox #46; Folder #45
2002.32.46Indenture - 1834 – Benjamin Blake & Peter BrookeVaultBox #46; Folder #46
2002.32.47Indenture - 1845 – Frances Gatewood and Mortimer SmithVaultBox #46; Folder #47
2002.32.48Indenture - 1801 – James Hurt and Polly (wife) and William BrooksVaultBox #46; Folder #48
2002.32.49Indenture - 1808 – LeRoy Cole (Commissioner) for Betsey & LeRoy Downey (children) and William BroacheVaultBox #46; Folder #49
2002.32.501823 – Indenture between Mildred Blake and John BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #50
2002.32.51Indenture - 1829 – Caroline Dudley and John BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #51
2002.32.52Indenture - 1846 – Richard Shackelford and Roderick BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #52
2002.32.53Indenture - 1829 – James Walden & wife to Roderick BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #53
2002.32.54Indenture - John Summerson & John BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #54
2002.32.55Indenture - 1826 – Mann, Farinholt, & Dudley to John BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #55
2002.32.56Indenture - 1850 – George Booker to Roderick BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #56
2002.32.57Indenture - 1848 – Broache to WilliamsVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #57
2002.32.58Indenture - 1832 – Crittenden to Roderick BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #58
2002.32.59Indenture - 1833 – Fleming Padget & John Mann, Jr.Vault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #59
2002.32.60Indenture - 1848 – Samuel Harwood & John WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #60
2002.32.61Indenture - 1858 – W.F. Bland & Samuel TunstallVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #61
2002.32.62Indenture - 1857 – John Scott and John WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #62
2002.32.63Indenture - 1767 – Moore to TempleVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #63
2002.32.64Indenture - 1829 – Jacob Hart, Wm. Hart & wife to Thomas W. HartVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #64
2002.32.65Indenture - 1833 – Hart & wife to SpencerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #65
2002.32.66Indenture - 1841 – Josiah Ryland to John WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #66
2002.32.67Indenture - 1836 – Thomas Smithy to John WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #67
2002.32.68Indenture - 1860 – Sarah Spencer to Wm. Spencer, John Spencer, James Bristow, etc.Vault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #68
2002.32.69Indenture - 1837 – Mann to BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #69
2002.32.70Indenture - 1838 – Haywood to BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #70
2002.32.71Indenture - 1844 – Pollart & Spencer to BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #71
2002.32.72Indenture - 1838 – Hart & Lipscomb to BlandVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #72
2002.32.73Indenture - 1858 – Robert Bland to Mary SavageVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #73
2002.32.74Indenture - 1819 – Walker to Ann TempleVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #74
2002.32.75Indenture - 1824 – Ann Temple to John WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #75
2002.32.76Indenture - 1844 – Thomas & Joanna Walker to Volney WalkerVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #76
2002.32.77Indenture - 1858 – Henry & wife to John Wm TaylorVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #77
2002.32.78Indenture - 1870 – Roderick Bland & wife to Beverley AndersonVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #78
2002.32.79Indenture - 1871 – Record of deed recorded – Bland and wife to BlandsVault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #79
2002.32.80Indenture - 1837 – Peter Albright to John Summerson, Roanes, Anderson, Shackelford, and others (Recorded in K&Q Clerk’s Office, 1840)Vault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #80
2002.32.81Indenture - Two documents – cannot read them!Vault (oversized)Box #46; Folder #81
2002.32.82Indenture - 1833 – Armistead & wife & Weston HartVaultBox #46; Folder #82
2002.32.83Indenture - 1844 – Pollard & Spencer and BlandVaultBox #46; Folder #83
2002.32.84Indenture - 1829 – Wm Hart, Elijah Walden, Jacob Hart, Bank Gipson to Thomas HartVaultBox #46; Folder #84
2002.32.85Indenture - 1833 – Weston Hart to Thomas SpencerVaultBox #46; Folder #85
2002.32.86Indenture - 1833 – Armistead & wife to Thomas SpencerVaultBox #46; Folder #86
2002.32.87Indenture - 1691 – Edmond Tunstall and wife, Mary, of St. “Stevens” [sic] ParishMap CabinetBox #46; Folder #87
2002.32.87CIndenture - 1691 – Edmond Tunstall and wife, Mary, of St. “Stevens” [sic] Parish (copy)Map CabinetBox #46; Folder #87
2002.33.01Scrapbook, Sue Acree – 1959 – miscellaneousVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #01
2002.33.02Scrapbook, Sue Acree – 1956 – miscellaneousVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #02
2002.33.03Scrapbook, Sue Acree – 1961 – miscellaneousVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #03
2002.33.04Scrapbook, Sue Acree – 1962 – miscellaneousVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #04
2002.33.05Scrapbook, Sue Acree – 1963 – miscellaneousVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #05
2002.33.06Scrapbook, Dr. E.P. Pollard (1865-1927) Born at “Bunker Hill”Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #06
2002.33.07Register of Visitors, Heritage Homecoming Day of King and Queen County June 1, 1957Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #07
2002.33.08Scrapbook, Newspaper Clippings & Data of the 250th Anniversary Celebration of K&Q on Aug. 6, 1941Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #08 A
2002.33.09Scrapbook, King & Queen in old Newspapers 1736-1839Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #09
2002.33.10Scrapbook – Dedication of new Courts and Administration Building Sept. 20, 1997Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #10
2002.34.01John Garland Pollard – 1871 – 1937VaultBox #62; Folder #01
2002.34.02John Garland Pollard – Newspaper clippingsVaultBox #62; Folder #02
2002.34.03Portrait of J.G. Pollard – Speech – A.Bagby, Jr. 1938VaultBox #62; Folder #03
2002.34.04Portrait of J.G.Pollard – speech – Sen. H.F. Byrd 1944VaultBox #62; Folder #04
2002.34.05Inaugural Address – John G. Pollard – 1930VaultBox #62; Folder #05
2002.34.06Education Speeches – J.G. PollardVaultBox #62; Folder #06
2002.34.07John G. Pollard – Unveiling Bust of James Madison 1931VaultBox #62; Folder #07
2002.34.08John G. Pollard – by Fred Anderson – Ex. Dir. Virginia Baptist Historical SocityVaultBox #62; Folder #08
2002.35.01Copy – diary of Frances Baylor Hill – “Hillsboro”VaultBox #57; Folder #01
2002.35.02Diary of Dr. Archibald A. Rice – 1861 – 1867 – not completeVaultBox #57; Folder #02
2002.35.03Diary & Accounts – Napoleon StreetVaultBox #57; Folder #03
2002.35.04Diary of Owen Gwathmey (b 1775; d 1812)VaultBox #57; Folder #04
2002.35.05Diary of Cornelius Hart Carlton (1826-1887)VaultBox #57; Folder #05
2002.35.06Diary of Charles A. Roane – 1860-1876 (transcript)VaultBox #57; Folder #06
2002.36.03Tavern HistoryVaultBox #64; Folder #03
2002.36.04Insurance Policies on Tavern and Out-BuildingsVaultBox #64; Folder #04
2002.36.05Burning of K.&Q. Courthouse Area – 1864VaultBox #64; Folder #05
2002.36.06Virginia Historic CourthousesVaultBox #64; Folder #06
2002.36.08Photographs & Slides of Courthouse AreaVaultBox #64; Folder #08
2002.36.10Claiborne Oliver’s House at CourthouseVaultBox #64; Folder #10
2002.36.11Old Courthouse – K & Q. CountyVaultBox #64; Folder #11
2002.37.04Scottish Rite Memorial to Henry P. Taylor – 1942VaultBox #65; Folder #04
2002.37.06History – Mizpah Church (originally named Orange Grove Chapel), WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #06
2002.37.09Walkerton – Newspaper ClippingsVaultBox #65; Folder #09
2002.37.10Taylor & Caldwell – Petty Cash ReceiptsVaultBox #65; Folder #10
2002.37.11Henry Taylor’s letter to his FatherVaultBox #65; Folder #11
2002.37.12Land – for Sale, etc., WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #12
2002.37.13History, Dedication, etc. of WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #13
2002.37.14Rev. Thacker Muire of King & Queen, Walkerton,by Melvin Lee Steadman, jr.VaultBox #65; Folder #14
2002.37.15Postmasters at WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #15
2002.38.01Pamphlet, Our Town – 1749 – 1865 Gadsby’s Tavern, Alexandria, VAVaultBox #56; Folder #01
2002.38.02Pamphlet, America After Vietnam – by George KennanVaultBox #56; Folder #02
2002.38.03Pamphlet, Westmoreland Davis memorial Foundation Annual Report 1966VaultBox #56; Folder #03
2002.38.04Pamphlet, Botetourt Bicentennial – 1970VaultBox #56; Folder #04
2002.38.05Pamphlet, Six periods in the History of Gloucester CountyVaultBox #56; Folder #05
2002.38.06Pamphlet, Captain Edward Lewis (1667 – 1713) of K.&Q. County, VAVaultBox #56; Folder #06
2002.38.07Pamphlet, Essex County, VA Its Historic Homes, 1940VaultBox #56; Folder #07
2002.38.08Pamphlet, 250th Anniversary King William CountyVaultBox #56; Folder #08
2002.38.09Pamphlet, History of Tangier IslandVaultBox #56; Folder #09
2002.38.10Pamphlet, The Virginia Phoenix – VA. History FoundationVaultBox #56; Folder #10
2002.38.11Pamphlet, VA. Historic Landmarks Commission Va – Landmarks Register – 1970VaultBox #56; Folder #11
2002.38.12Pamphlet, “Kin to Old Ned Sizemore”VaultBox #56; Folder #12
2002.38.13Pamphlet, The Southland – Dec. 1904VaultBox #56; Folder #13
2002.38.14Pamphlets 1) Archeology and the Historical Society 2) Art & Archeology – Technical AbstractsVaultBox #56; Folder #14
2002.38.15Pamphlet, “Little ll’s Living Ace"VaultBox #56; Folder #15
2002.38.16Pamphlet, Pollard & Bagby, Inc. – RealtorsVaultBox #56; Folder #16
2002.38.17Pamphlet, Prince William CountyVaultBox #56; Folder #17
2002.38.18Pamphlet, Caroline CountyVaultBox #56; Folder #18
2002.38.19Pamphlet, “The Wood Worker” a monthly journal – 1890VaultBox #56; Folder #19
2002.38.20Pamphlet, FashionsVaultBox #56; Folder #20
2002.38.22Pamphlet, Notes on George WashingtonVaultBox #56; Folder #22
2002.38.23Pamphlet, Civil War Centennial – 1961-1965VaultBox #56; Folder #23
2002.38.24Pamphlet, Point of Honor – Past and PotentialVaultBox #56; Folder #24
2002.38.27Pamphlet, Victory GardenVaultBox #56; Folder #27
2002.38.29Pamphlet, Jessie Ball DuPont Religious, Charitable, and Educational FundVaultBox #56; Folder #29
2002.39.01Discourse – Delivered to Troops, Gloucester Pt. – 1862VaultBox #54; Folder #01
2002.39.02The Lee – Jackson Review – 1990VaultBox #54; Folder #02
2002.39.03Roll of Officers – 1815VaultBox #54; Folder #03
2002.39.04Reuben M. Garnett, Captain – 1814 1) Officers & pay scale 2) AmmunitionVaultBox #54; Folder #04
2002.39.05Muster Roll – company of Infantry under Capt. Reuben M. Garnett – 1814VaultBox #54; Folder #05
2002.39.06Register of Military Events in Virginia 1861 – 1864VaultBox #54; Folder #06
2002.39.07The Whole Jackson – published by Va. Civil War CommissionVaultBox #54; Folder #07
2002.39.15Photograph – John D. Hutchinson, jr. in WWIVaultBox #54; Folder #15
2002.39.17Fredericksburg Artillery BoysVaultBox #54; Folder #17
2002.39.18Captain Robert Gaines Haile (unfinished diary about Civil War)VaultBox #54; Folder #18
2002.39.19Civil War letter from R. Pollard, jr. 1862VaultBox #54; Folder #19
2002.39.20Civil War Pictures – 1862VaultBox #54; Folder #20
2002.39.21April 13, 1861 – 2 Richmond and 1 Washington newspapersVaultBox #54; Folder #21
2002.39.22Stonewall JacksonVaultBox #54; Folder #22
2002.39.23Confederacy – 66 PatentsVaultBox #54; Folder #23
2002.39.24Newspaper Articles: 1) Dahlgren 2) Who Fired That First Shot 3) Scene of Civil War Imprisonment (1959 Gazette Journal)VaultBox #54; Folder #24
2002.39.25“Holding Chattanooga” – 30 Days War ExperienceVaultBox #54; Folder #25
2002.39.26Poem – “Music in Camp” – John R. ThompsonVaultBox #54; Folder #26
2002.39.27Spottswood Bird’s Record – 1865, 24th Regt. VA. CavalryVaultBox #54; Folder #27
2002.39.28Oath of Allegiance – Capt. J.M. MinorVaultBox #54; Folder #28
2002.39.29re: Col. Ulric Dahlgren – News ArticlesVaultBox #54; Folder #29
2002.39.30Post Civil War Treatment of The SouthVaultBox #54; Folder #30
2002.39.31Photostat Copy of Dr. A.A. Rice’s Commission as Surgeon in Confederate Army – 1864VaultBox #54; Folder #31
2002.39.32Muster Roll of Field and Staff – Artillery Regiment of 3rd Requisition – VA, 1813VaultBox #54; Folder #32
2002.39.33Muster Roll of Artillery Company under Capt. Richard Corbin – 1813VaultBox #54; Folder #33
2002.39.34Marius Todd’s Papers (Civil War)VaultBox #54; Folder #34
2002.39.35Reuben M. Garnett papers – listing Rank Lieutenant Colonel in Militia – 1822VaultBox #54; Folder #35
2002.39.36Gloucester in the Civil War (newspaper articles)VaultBox #54; Folder #36
2002.39.37W. D. Gresham – Pardon 1865VaultBox #54; Folder #37
2002.39.39Lee Rangers – Co. H, 9th Regt., Va Cav.VaultBox #54; Folder #39
2002.39.40Carl A. Broaddus, Jr., M.D. – 3 Articles: 1) Picture 2) Newspaper 3) Book – U.S. Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, VAVaultBox #54; Folder #40
2002.39.41WW II Honor List Dead & Missing – VAVaultBox #54; Folder #41
2002.39.42Pay Roll – Confederate Army – Capt. Bagby. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, VA (copy)VaultBox #54; Folder #42
2002.39.43Roll of Capt. Bagby’s Co. K – 34th VA Infantry Regt. – Gen. Wise’s Brigade. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, VA (copy)VaultBox #54; Folder #43
2002.39.44Capt. (C.S.A.) & Mrs. Alexander F. Bagby (anniv. article)VaultBox #54; Folder #44
2002.39.451) Lieut. Col. J.C. Councill – Sword Presentation 2) Other War RecordsVaultBox #54; Folder #45
2002.39.46WW II Staff Sergeant Ivan Clark, Jr. Purple Heart, Victory Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Papers, Card (from burial flag) – died 12/20/43VaultBox #54; Folder #46
2002.39.46bWW II Staff Sergeant Ivan Clark, Jr. burial flag – died 12/20/43 WWIIStorage Shelves
2002.39.47Papers – David Valentine, Veteran, King William County – 1833VaultBox #54; Folder #47
2002.39.48Pamphlets 1) Va. Joins The Confederacy 2) Confederate Batteries along The Potomac 3) Camp JamestownVaultBox #54; Folder #48
2002.39.49Request From Widow for Money Due Deceased Husband for services in 1861VaultBox #54; Folder #49
2002.39.50Receipts – Capt. M.P. Todd – Uniform & Items for Himself & OfficersVaultBox #54; Folder #50
2002.39.51Letters – M.P. Todd to I. H. WatkinsVaultBox #54; Folder #51
2002.39.52Letters – M.P. Todd from John Washington during War (1861- )VaultBox #54; Folder #52
2002.39.53M.P. Todd – From James Moore (1861) Letter Regarding SecessionVaultBox #54; Folder #53
2002.39.54M. P. Todd’s Pardon by President Andrew Johnson – 1865VaultBox #54; Folder #54
2002.39.55Certificate – Loan C.S.A. 1863 - $1,000.00VaultBox #54; Folder #55
2002.39.56Receipts: M.P. Todd – Purchases For Confederate ArmyVaultBox #54; Folder #56
2002.39.57Letter regarding mapping county prior to Civil WarVaultBox #54; Folder #57
2002.39.58County Militia, Tobacco Inspectors at Mantapike, Sheriff’s appointment – 1781-1808VaultBox #54; Folder #58
2002.39.59“Holding Chattanooga” – 30 Days War Experience as Related by A.A. Rice, M.D.VaultBox #54; Folder #59
2002.39.60General Lee’s SwordVaultBox #54; Folder #60
2002.39.61Virginia Regimental Histories SeriesVaultBox #54; Folder #61
2002.39.63Grand Camp Confederate Veterans – 1896Map CabinetBox #54; Folder #63
2002.39.64Newspaper articles by Capt A.F. Bagby: Account of Battle of Seven Pines; Reminescences of unveiling of CSA Monument in Petersburg, and other Civil War memories (8 pages in all)VaultBox #54; Folder #64
2002.39.65Picture: Army of Shenandoah (Sheridan?)passes near NewtownVaultBox #54; Folder #65
2002.39.66WW II and your community-guidebookVaultBox #54; Folder #66
2002.40.01Court Order of Archbishop of Canterbury re: Brooke property settlement – England & VirginiaVaultBox #66; Folder #01
2002.40.02Document – American Legal Association – 1851 (Judge J.H.C. Jones, Esq. Of “Fleetwood” , Donor: Margaret Jones, granddaughter). From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, VAVaultBox #66; Folder #02
2002.40.03Roy vs. Edwards (about Barbara Dickie) (will dated 1817?)VaultBox #66; Folder #03
2002.40.04Sale of slave, Harry, from estate of Frances Diggs (Mrs. Isaac Diggs); Expenses of lodging paid to Baylor Temple for gentlemen, slaves, and horses, billed to Richard Shepherd, 1847VaultBox #66; Folder #04
2002.40.05John D. McGill – personal bills – 1820-1840VaultBox #66; Folder #05
2002.40.06Murie vs. Murie – March 14, 1836VaultBox #66; Folder #06
2002.40.08Slaves hired out by John McGill (1837) from estate of Wm. ShepherdVaultBox #66; Folder #08
2002.40.09Col. Wm. Shepherd – fees, etc – to George WrightVaultBox #66; Folder #09
2002.40.10Bonds and other claims – R.B. Smith to J. McGillVaultBox #66; Folder #10
2002.40.11Estate of John Groves with Henry Cook, executor (1830)VaultBox #66; Folder #11
2002.40.12Carter Braxton – Deed of Trust, 1837, to Thomas HudginsVaultBox #66; Folder #12
2002.40.13R.H. & Frances Ware against Collier children (Courts decree carried out by Wm. Robinson & McGillVaultBox #66; Folder #13
2002.40.14Court Documents - Lucy Crittenden – Trustee of 5 childrenVaultBox #66; Folder #14
2002.40.1553 autographs of Citizens expressing loyalty to King William IIIVaultBox #66; Folder #15
2002.40.16Court Document: Fauntleroy vs. Wellford (1824)VaultBox #66; Folder #16
2002.40.17Court Document: Carter Braxton sold horse to Robert Curtis (1835)VaultBox #66; Folder #17
2002.40.18Wm. Carter Braxton & Harrow (1837) Suit – Caldwell & wife, G. Minor & Carter Braxton (attorney) 1815VaultBox #66; Folder #18
2002.40.19Suit: John Owen & W.H. Dandridge (Lancaster Co.)VaultBox #66; Folder #19
2002.40.20Sarah Roane – Col. Robinson, court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #20
2002.40.21Papers: Estate of James H. Henry by J. McGill (1840)VaultBox #66; Folder #21
2002.40.22Catharine Shackelford & other Shackelford, court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #22
2002.40.232 Shackleford vs. Backhouse – Chancery CourtVaultBox #66; Folder #23
2002.40.24Fitzhugh vs. Curtis (Sept. 1840) Chancery Court at King WilliamVaultBox #66; Folder #24
2002.40.25Samuel Guy & wife (1834) Chancery CourtVaultBox #66; Folder #25
2002.40.26Curry (William, Robert & James) Nov. 10, 1829 – Chancery CourtVaultBox #66; Folder #26
2002.40.27John McGill – Admin of Henry Cook, who was Executor of John Graves (1834)VaultBox #66; Folder #27
2002.40.28Moore vs. Moore court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #28
2002.40.29Sheriff’s Order – Bland Dillard (1836)VaultBox #66; Folder #29
2002.40.30Pitts vs. Pitts (1830) court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #30
2002.40.31Depositions of Mann, Corr, & Dillard (1838)VaultBox #66; Folder #31
2002.40.32Nancy Newcomb (1833) court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #32
2002.40.33E. Simcoe – R.B. Hill court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #33
2002.40.34John Albright (June 1822) – Notice of BankruptcyVaultBox #66; Folder #34
2002.40.35Estate of Sarah Roane, 1831VaultBox #66; Folder #35
2002.40.36Absalom Bland & Thomas Moore, 1831 court documentVaultBox #66; Folder #36
2002.40.37Acc’t of Eunice B. Shepherd to John D. McGill, guardian – 1839-1948VaultBox #66; Folder #37
2002.40.38King & Queen County Court, Chancery Docket 1826 – 1843VaultBox #66; Folder #38
2002.40.39Misc. Bills: Garrett, Roy, Shepherd, Kemp, Healey, Owen, Blake, Cook, & McGillVaultBox #66; Folder #39
2002.40.40Guardianship Accounts of Col. John Pollard 1827-43Vault (oversized)Box #66; Folder #40
2002.40.41Molly Hill, George Hill, William Hill against Louisa Hill, Elizabeth & Mary Garlick – 1813VaultBox #66; Folder #41
2002.40.42App’t Guardian for Childen ofVaultBox #66; Folder #42
2002.40.43Suit for Courtney children from Thomas Hill’s estateVaultBox #66; Folder #43
2002.40.44Suit – Bird vs Dunn 1800-1809 re: Dragon Lands Copies Follow re this: 14 deeds, 4 Wills, 2 Grants, 1 Deposition, 1 mapVaultBox #66; Folder #44
2002.40.45End of 1809 court case and Grant of Sir Wm. Berkley to Capt. Wm. Claiborne, 1609VaultBox #66; Folder #45
2002.40.46Grant, 1683 – Thomas, Lord Culpeper to Stephen Bambridge and Bambridge to Michael Rangberry and TatumVaultBox #66; Folder #46
2002.40.47Grant, 1670 – Sir Wm. Berkley to Wm. Coverton. Indenture – 1671 – Wm. Coverton & Richards, which ends on next deed ChickelyVaultBox #66; Folder #47
2002.40.48Grant, 1662 – Henry Chickely to John Richards & John RiggVaultBox #66; Folder #48
2002.40.491687 Grant – Sir Wm. Berkeley to Capt. Wm. Claiborne; Sir Wm. Chickely to Wm. Covington; 1696 – Wm. Covington to Richard Covington for 50 lbs sterling 1662 – Henry Chickely to John Richards 1704 to Alex. Spotswood Will, 1748, of Thomas ColemanVaultBox #66; Folder #49
2002.40.50Indenture – 1722 – John Tatum and Thomas ColemanVaultBox #66; Folder #50
2002.40.51Indenture, 1783 – James Wood, Esquire, to John Dunn (bearing dates 1792 & 1794) 1691 Stephen Bembridge & Thomas John 24 lbs sterling 1682 – True copy taken from record (see p. 25) original of Spotswood 1682 – Bembridge to James Newbill 1708 – will of Thomas MeriwetherVaultBox #66; Folder #51
2002.40.521708 – will of T. Meriwether 1708 – Indenture (Richard Covington and Thomas Meriwether)VaultBox #66; Folder #52
2002.40.531708 Indenture – T. Meriwether & Richard Covington (200 lbs lawful money) – 1758 – John Armisted & Richard Shackelford 1694 – Will of Robert Bird (beginning)VaultBox #66; Folder #53
2002.40.541694 – Will of Robert Bird 1710 – Will of Wm. Bird 1796 – Will of Robert Bird 1771 – Will of Armisted BirdVaultBox #66; Folder #54
2002.40.55Deposition – 1810 – Richard St. John, Reuben Shepherd, 1810 Thomas Fearo (?), 1810 John Carlton, 1810 Benjamin NewcombVaultBox #66; Folder #55
2002.40.56Surveyed lands, 1671, John Doe and Frances & Janet BirdVaultBox #66; Folder #56
2002.40.57Will of Robert Armisted Bird, 1768VaultBox #66; Folder #57
2002.40.58William Claiborne’s Patent, 4855 acres (map)VaultBox #66; Folder #58
2002.40.591859 – Debt Court Case, Richmond Williams vs. Samuel HarwoodVaultBox #66; Folder #59
2002.40.60? and Richard Moore placed under guardianship of John PollardVaultBox #66; Folder #60
2002.40.611855 Chancery Court – Sale of 236 acres, estate of Eliz. Richards by Eliz. Guthson, Penelope Richards, and J. RichardsVaultBox #66; Folder #61
2002.40.62Bonds of Robert Smith to Eliz. GuthsonVaultBox #66; Folder #62
2002.41.04Picture, water pump for home useVaultBox #40; Folder #04
2002.41.08Photo V.P.I. Farmers’ Institute, 1956 or 1957VaultBox #40; Folder #08
2002.41.112 Scrapbooks, Old Homes of K&Q, history and pictures, collected 1940-1941 by the Woman's Club, Committee of Homes and Markers, Mrs. R.D. Allen, Chairman (Folder A and Folder B)Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #20 A&B
2002.41.13Photo MordingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #13
2002.41.15Photo Site of ‘Laneville’, Richard Corbin’s homeVaultBox #40; Folder #15
2002.41.16Photo Claibourne Oliver HomeVaultBox #40; Folder #16
2002.41.17Photo Roy & Sallie Simpkins’ Store, St. Stephens ChurchVaultBox #40; Folder #17
2002.41.18Photo Dr. Latane, Sr. of King & QueenVaultBox #40; Folder #18
2002.41.19Picture Speaker John RobinsonVaultBox #40; Folder #19
2002.41.202) Dr. William Tunstall Banks 3) Clara Hawes (Fry) Banks (m. 1825) (check back of photos for info)VaultBox #40; Folder #20
2002.41.21Picture of Mud and Stick Chimney in K&QVaultBox #40; Folder #21
2002.41.22Photo of Samuel Tunstall portrait (original hangs in Society’s Archives Building)VaultBox #40; Folder #22
2002.41.23Photo ‘Lombardy Grove’VaultBox #40; Folder #23
2002.41.24Eighteen photographs of Rock House at Newington (1968)VaultBox #40; Folder #24
2002.41.25Pictures of Old King and Queen HomesVaultBox #40; Folder #25
2002.41.26Photo Orange GroveVaultBox #40; Folder #26
2002.41.27Print John Temple, 1768-1814VaultBox #40; Folder #27
2002.41.28Photo Nancy Gresham LumpkinVaultBox #40; Folder #28
2002.41.29Photo ‘Chapultepec’VaultBox #40; Folder #29
2002.41.30Photo ‘Farmville’, Roane HomeVaultBox #40; Folder #30
2002.41.31Photo and drawing of ‘Gainesborough’ (Boyd, Bland); mention of of ‘Clifton’ (Boyd, Spencer home, neighboring farm)VaultBox #40; Folder #31
2002.41.32Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson’s Original King & Queen MapDining Room
2002.42.01Bates & Lumpkin Bible recordsVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #01
2002.42.02Bible records Bates (m. Grizzard) 1900’sVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #02
2002.42.03Bible records Carlton, Noah, 1766 – 1809 and HartVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #03
2002.42.04Bible Record of John Camro Family, 1703-1767Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #04
2002.42.05Bible records Fielding and Polly Crow, Fielding S, 1855 – 1900Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #05
2002.42.06Bible records Griffith, Thomas & MillyVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #06
2002.42.07Bible records Henley, Thomas M.Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #07
2002.42.08Bible records Albert HillVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #08
2002.42.09Bible records William Hill, 1767 (donated by Christine Fleet Acree)Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #09
2002.42.10Bible records John HutchinsonVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #10
2002.42.11Mattaponi Baptist Church BibleVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #11
2002.42.12Bible records Myrrick (Myrick), Diggs, and JefferiesVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #12
2002.42.13Bible records William ToddVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #13
2002.42.14Bible records Tyree, Smith, Garrett, & WrightVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #14
2002.42.15Bible records David Valentine, 1762 -Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #15
2002.42.16Bible records Edwards, Bruce and GarrettVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #16
2002.42.17Bible records George W. BrooksVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #17
2002.42.18Bagby Bible records (birth & marriage entries): Emeline Courtney Bagby; Priscilla Bagby; Richard Hugh Bagby; Hannah Elizabeth Bagby; Cornelius Bagby; John Robert Bagby; Alfred Bagby; Thomas Franklin Bagby; Martha Hill Bagby; Mary Ellen Bagby; George Franklin Bagby; Virginia Bagby; Edward Bagby; Susan Etta BagbyVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #18
2002.42.19Bible records BarefootVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #19
2002.42.20Bible records - Slaves of John Bagby, birth dates 1816-1837 for 21 individuals, with mother's name for eachVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #20
2002.42.21Page from Bible of Joseph Pollard, II (1758-1836)Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #21
2002.42.22Minor and Edwards Bible records (photocopies)Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #22
2002.42.26Items from Bible of Judge Edmund PendletonVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #26
2002.43.01Walkerton Bridge, VDOT videoVaultBox #63; Folder #01
2002.44.01Genealogy - Thomas Muse – 1810VaultBox #58; Folder #01
2002.44.02The Muse Family of VirginiaVaultBox #58; Folder #02
2002.44.03Ancestry and History of Moore LumpkinVaultBox #58; Folder #03
2002.44.04Genealogy - William Henry Lumpkin (b. 1801)VaultBox #58; Folder #04
2002.44.05A Virginia Family LumpkinVaultBox #58; Folder #05
2002.44.06Genealogy - William Henry LumpkinVaultBox #58; Folder #06
2002.44.07Pedigree Chart – LumpkinVaultBox #58; Folder #07
2002.44.08Lumpkin Family Historical ToursVaultBox #58; Folder #08
2002.44.09Genealogy - A Few of the Many Splendid RoanesVaultBox #58; Folder #09
2002.44.10Roan FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #10
2002.44.100Bagby Genealogy; Bagby Reunion 1947VaultBox #58; Folder #204
2002.44.101Bagby Genealogy: Bunker Hill: 1948 letter from family member providing genealogy; John Bagby subject of a newspaper article (undated); Gillette Bagby Vaughan age 101obituary (undated)VaultBox #58; Folder #205
2002.44.102Bagby Genealogy: Letters (1947-1948), 37 pagesVaultBox #58; Folder #206
2002.44.103Bagby Genealogy: John Bagby of Scotland; John Robert Bagby and Betsy Pollard Fleet; W.F. Bagby; and others, 35 pagesVaultBox #58; Folder #207
2002.44.104Bagby Genealogy: John Bagby of Bunker Hill, Stevensville, Va.; a book, (unbound manuscript)145 pagesVaultBox #58; Folder #208
2002.44.11Roan GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #11
2002.44.12Genealogy - ‘Chapultepec’VaultBox #58; Folder #12
2002.44.13Genealogy - Judge Spencer RoaneVaultBox #58; Folder #13
2002.44.14Three hundred-fifty years of HarwoodsVaultBox #58; Folder #14
2002.44.15Genealogy - Bland & Boyd FamiliesVaultBox #58; Folder #15
2002.44.16Bland GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #16
2002.44.17Genealogy - Spencer, Muse, Bland, Murray, RoyVaultBox #58; Folder #17
2002.44.18Old Blandford ChurchVaultBox #58; Folder #18
2002.44.19Genealogy - George Lively – Deborah RoaneVaultBox #58; Folder #19
2002.44.20Hon. S. Otis Bland – Speech Wedding Invitation – J.R.Bland & Mary KercheralVaultBox #58; Folder #20
2002.44.21Genealogy – Boulware & Wood ChartsVaultBox #58; Folder #21
2002.44.22‘A Sketch of William Campbell’s Life’VaultBox #58; Folder #22
2002.44.23Genealogy - Townleys of King & QueenVaultBox #58; Folder #23
2002.44.24Crago FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #24
2002.44.25Genealogy - Christopher Stedman, Sr.VaultBox #58; Folder #25
2002.44.26Genealogy - Motley – bookletsVaultBox #58; Folder #26
2002.44.27Henley GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #27
2002.44.28Layton Family ReunionVaultBox #58; Folder #28
2002.44.29Roan Family DataVaultBox #58; Folder #29
2002.44.30Dudley FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #30
2002.44.31Land Tax for Robert Hill and His DescendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #31
2002.44.32Corbin Family of Virginia, English originsVaultBox #58; Folder #32
2002.44.33Genealogy - Rosalie Wright Waring (Mrs. Wm.L.Waring)VaultBox #58; Folder #33
2002.44.34Herndon DescendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #34
2002.44.35Joseph Benjamin Garnett & descendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #35
2002.44.36Genealogy - Kerr, Eubank by Eloise Eubank LandVaultBox #58; Folder #36
2002.44.37Walden Family of King & QueenVaultBox #58; Folder #37
2002.44.38Ryland FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #38
2002.44.39Ryland GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #39
2002.44.40VA Ancestors (study group with information & some names)VaultBox #58; Folder #40
2002.44.41Chart: Family Tree of Elizabeth Cox JohnsonVaultBox #58; Folder #41
2002.44.42Henley FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #42
2002.44.43Genealogy - Courtney – HillVaultBox #58; Folder #43
2002.44.44Crawford FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #44
2002.44.45Buerkle FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #45
2002.44.46Early Virginia GuthriesVaultBox #58; Folder #46
2002.44.47Genealogy - Upshaw, Chilton, Harwood, Johes, HillVaultBox #58; Folder #47
2002.44.48Genealogy - Wilkins, Nottingham, TylerVaultBox #58; Folder #48
2002.44.49Earle FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #49
2002.44.50Genealogy - McLellands of King&Queen County, VAVaultBox #58; Folder #50
2002.44.51Genealogy - Haynes – ChartVaultBox #58; Folder #51
2002.44.52Info about Richards FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #52
2002.44.53Genealogy - Roy – ChartVaultBox #58; Folder #53
2002.44.54Genealogy - RogersVaultBox #58; Folder #54
2002.44.55Genealogy - Stieff, Yarrington & Muire FamiliesVaultBox #58; Folder #55
2002.44.56Genealogy - Phillips FamiliesVaultBox #58; Folder #56
2002.44.57Ware Family Tree, given by Wendell WareVaultBox #58; Folder #57
2002.44.58The Leftwich HeritageVaultBox #58; Folder #58
2002.44.59Genealogy - Thoms Moore HarwoodVaultBox #58; Folder #59
2002.44.60Genealogy - Hill, Canmock, Micou, & ThatcherVaultBox #58; Folder #60
2002.44.61Bland Family, D.A.R.VaultBox #58; Folder #61
2002.44.62Genealogy - Fleet, Brown, BrookeVaultBox #58; Folder #62
2002.44.63Genealogy - The Hoskins of ‘ Mt.Pleasant’, King & Queen County, VAVaultBox #58; Folder #63
2002.44.64Genealogy - Thomas ToddVaultBox #58; Folder #64
2002.44.65Genealogy of Samuel TunstallVaultBox #58; Folder #65
2002.44.66The Leftwich Heritage – Spring 2002VaultBox #58; Folder #66
2002.44.67Confederate Bonds (Roy; Bland)VaultBox #58; Folder #67
2002.44.68Genealogy - Bland LettersVaultBox #58; Folder #68
2002.44.69Genealogy - Collins, BlandVaultBox #58; Folder #69
2002.44.70Genealogy - Roy and Connected FamiliesVaultBox #58; Folder #70
2002.44.71Skipwith FamilyVaultBox #58; Folder #71
2002.44.72Genealogy - Robert Hunter Spencer; Harriet Muse Spencer, & LettersVaultBox #58; Folder #72
2002.44.73Genealogy - American LynesVaultBox #58; Folder #73
2002.44.74Genealogy - John Southgate of LondonVaultBox #58; Folder #74
2002.44.75Genealogy - Thomas Roderick Dew at William & Mary CollegeVaultBox #58; Folder #75
2002.44.76Biographical Sketch of J. Harvie Dew, M.D. (Book and Pamphlet)VaultBox #58; Folder #76
2002.44.771) Address of John G. Dew in K&Q Courthouse accepting Portraits 2) List of Portraits in K&Q CourthouseVaultBox #58; Folder #77
2002.44.781) John Garnett Dew, member SAE 2) Booklet by J.H. Dew, M.D. ‘Fox Hunting in Old Virginia in Days Gone By’ and ‘The Yankee & Rebel Yells’VaultBox #58; Folder #78
2002.44.79Obituaries 1) Benjamin Franklin Dew 2) Honorable John Garnett Dew 3) Mrs. Lelia Fauntleroy DewVaultBox #58; Folder #79
2002.44.80Genealogy of some descendants of Thomas Dew, ‘Colonial VA Pioneer Immigrant’VaultBox #58; Folder #80
2002.44.81George and Sarah Gresham Genealogy, m. 1732, K&Q CountyVaultBox #58; Folder #81
2002.44.82Genealogy - Major Thomas Walker, Corles T. Walker, Edward Walker, etc,VaultBox #58; Folder #82
2002.44.83Genealogy - Letter about William BankesVaultBox #58; Folder #83
2002.44.84Pace – Family of VirginiaVaultBox #58; Folder #84
2002.44.85Genealogy - Info about John Cook b. 1769VaultBox #58; Folder #85
2002.44.86Genealogy - VaughanVaultBox #58; Folder #86
2002.44.87Bagby Genealogy by Gillette Vaughan; Other Bagby GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #87
2002.44.88Fleet GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #88
2002.44.89Genealogy - Brooke and BrowneVaultBox #58; Folder #89
2002.44.90Boulware Family ChartVaultBox #58; Folder #90
2002.44.91Fauntleroy Family ChartArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #58; Folder #91
2002.44.92Jordan Genealogy given by Stuart JordanVaultBox #58; Folder #92
2002.44.93Genealogy - John H. Minor & son, James Madison MinorVaultBox #58; Folder #93
2002.44.94Notes by C.W. Porter re: Major Thomas Hill’s 1795 will, his siblings and their families (Courtney, Pendleton, Campbell, Jones)VaultBox #58; Folder #94
2002.44.95Bird GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #95
2002.44.96Genealogy - Edward Bland, Adam Bland, etc.Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #96
2002.44.97Bessie Pollard Cox GenealogyMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #97
2002.44.98History of CrusadesMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #98
2002.44.99Genealogy - Bernard, Storke, Newton & KeeneMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #99
2002.45.01Genealogy - Col. John Pollard, 1803-1877Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #101
2002.45.02Pedigree of Price of Westmoreland & King George Counties, VAMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #102
2002.45.03Genealogy - Thomas Roy m. Jedieth Kenner chartMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #103
2002.45.04Pollard Genealogical Tree by Gov. J.G. PollardMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #104
2002.45.05Chart – Walker Family of K&Q, VAMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #105
2002.45.06Genealogy - Joseph Pollard m. Priscilla HolmesMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #106
2002.45.07Genealogy - J. Temple, 2 chartsMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #107
2002.45.08Leftwich Heritage, spring 2003VaultBox #58; Folder #108
2002.45.09Letter to John Mann (1856) from John Taliaferro. John Mann Genealogy, 1884VaultBox #58; Folder #109
2002.45.10Descendants of Robert RoaneVaultBox #58; Folder #110
2002.45.11Working paper for John Garnett, pre-Gallatin Co., Ky, born in Essex Co, VA, 1750VaultBox #58; Folder #122
2002.45.12Skeltons of Colonial Virginia - Newsletter II. 1994VaultBox #58; Folder #123
2002.45.13Street and Hebb Genealogy: Haller, Hebb and Streets bible recordsVaultBox #58; Folder #124
2002.45.14Rogers Genealogy, Notes by R.W. Rogers, 1983; Crossing-Over; Land and Waters (Seven Generations by R.W. Rogers, 1991; other correspondenceVaultBox #58; Folder #125
2002.45.15Duling Family GenealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #126
2002.45.16Bird Genealogy: A Bird Straight LineVaultBox #58; Folder #127
2002.45.17Robert Gaines Howerton (c.1796-1854) Family and Church FarmVaultBox #58; Folder #121
2002.45.18The Eubank Family, compiled by Fred Lindquist, 1996VaultBox #58; Folder #115
2002.45.19Collection of articles re: Mt. Pleasant, Horses and Hoskins familyVaultBox #58; Folder #15
2002.47.01James W. Craig – deed, giving land to Thomas Willis Jones of KYVaultBox #59; Folder #01
2002.47.02Deed – Phil. Bush to Woodward & McGillVaultBox #59; Folder #02
2002.47.03Deed - Courtney to Todd – 1825VaultBox #59; Folder #03
2002.47.04Deed – R. & J.L. Bland and Bill to C.L.Maskey 1912VaultBox #59; Folder #04
2002.47.05Deed of Trust: G.T. Green & wife to Annie Lee Bell, Feb. 19, 1920VaultBox #59; Folder #05
2002.47.06Deed: William Shackelford to R. & J.L. Bland & Bill (1906)VaultBox #59; Folder #06
2002.47.07Note: R. & J.L. Bland to Edward Stubbs (1911)VaultBox #59; Folder #07
2002.47.08Deeds - 1. An Abstract of Title: for Margaret Bingham (1906) 2. Margaret Bingham to J.F.D. Bingham (1924) 3. Margaret Bingham to J.F.D. Bingham (1915)VaultBox #59; Folder #08
2002.47.09Deed: Augustus Redmond & wife to M. Lee (1914)VaultBox #59; Folder #09
2002.47.10Abstract of Title: Tract of Land in K&Q called ‘Top-Knot’VaultBox #59; Folder #10
2002.47.11Deed – P.F.Hoffman & Wife to Phillip Harris (1927)VaultBox #59; Folder #11
2002.47.12Deed – land purchased by Cornelius Tunstal from Capt. N.B. StreetVaultBox #59; Folder #12
2002.47.13Deed - Reuben Pitts & wife and George Fogg – 1892VaultBox #59; Folder #13
2002.47.14Will - Richardson Lumpkin – written in 1863, recorded 1868VaultBox #59; Folder #14
2002.47.15Plat – Newbill to CorrVaultBox #59; Folder #15
2002.47.16Deed - C. Atkinson to J.B. Jesser – 1824VaultBox #59; Folder #16
2002.47.17Deed - Richard Smith to Roderick & Absalom BlandVaultBox #59; Folder #17
2002.47.18Plat of town of Dunkirk on Mattapony RiverVaultBox #59; Folder #18
2002.47.19Deed - 1782 – Edmond Randolph, Gov. of VA, issued to Alexander Kennedy 706 Ac. For VA warrentsVaultBox #59; Folder #19
2002.47.20Wm. Shelton leaves land to Rachel, Elizabeth, & Washington Shelton Division of land surveyed by Wm. JonesVaultBox #59; Folder #20
2002.47.21John Carlton & Christopher Carlton (Plat)VaultBox #59; Folder #21
2002.47.221858 – Deed – Wm. Bland & Samuel TunstallVaultBox #59; Folder #22
2002.47.231831 – Deed – Matthew Tunstall & Richard GarnettVaultBox #59; Folder #23
2002.47.241860 – Deed – Mathews & MassieVaultBox #59; Folder #24
2002.47.251850 – Deed – Roderick Bland & Thomas Fauntleroy (mentions Sarah Pitts & Pitt children)VaultBox #59; Folder #25
2002.47.261793 – Plat – Robert Smith 233 ¾ acresVaultBox #59; Folder #26
2002.47.27Division of Hillsboro by Joseph T. Henley – 1846VaultBox #59; Folder #27
2002.47.281832 – Plat – Nancy Haywood – 32 acresVaultBox #59; Folder #28
2002.47.30Plat – Michael Dickson to John BlandVaultBox #59; Folder #30
2002.47.331867 – Phillip B. Pendleton’s land between Dickie’s Bridge & Smyrna Meeting House – deeded by James Pendleton to Samuel S. HundleyVaultBox #59; Folder #33
2002.47.34Acc’t of Estate of Jessie Carter – and James Webb & Thomas MartinVaultBox #59; Folder #34
2002.47.351891 – Bland against Bland, estate of Roderick Bland & B.F. BlandVaultBox #59; Folder #35
2002.47.36Plat of land for Nancy Haywood surveyed by Jno. MannVaultBox #59; Folder #36
2002.47.37Deed – Muse to Temple, 1812VaultBox #59; Folder #37
2002.47.381835 – Plat - William Griffith to William CourtneyVaultBox #59; Folder #38
2002.47.39Deed - 1732 – Capt. Joseph Temple purchased from Richard CorbinVaultBox #59; Folder #39
2002.47.401690 – Location of land granted to Mr. Edward & Mr. John Lewis (also others which are not clear)VaultBox #59; Folder #40
2002.47.411792 – Survey – Mr. Robert Smith for Mr. James HurttVaultBox #59; Folder #41
2002.47.421667 – 1668 – Lands granted by Sir William Borkley (?)VaultBox #59; Folder #42
2002.47.431847 – Survey plat of land belonging to John W. StreetVaultBox #59; Folder #43
2002.47.44Four plats: 1. 1771 – surveyed for James Bates 2. 1775 – surveyed 3. surveyed for William Bates 4. 1793 surveyed & sold by Gatewood to W. CookeVaultBox #59; Folder #44
2002.47.45Plat for William Broach by John BrownVaultBox #59; Folder #45
2002.47.46Deed - 1832 – Smithy & wife & Broaddus to R.B. BagbyVaultBox #59; Folder #46
2002.47.47Deed - 1857 – John & Gabrielle Scott to John WalkerVaultBox #59; Folder #47
2002.47.48Deed - 1819 – Walker to Ann TempleVaultBox #59; Folder #48
2002.47.49a) Plat of Henry Garnett’s estate b) Plat of Mill Tract of Land c) 1858 – Plat of land – Miss Elizabeth GarnettVaultBox #59; Folder #49
2002.47.50Deed - 1820 – Estate of John WattsVaultBox #59; Folder #50
2002.47.51Deed - 1814 – John Smith & Susannah (wife) to R. H. GatewoodVaultBox #59; Folder #51
2002.47.52Deed - 1844 – John Richards to Richard GatewoodVaultBox #59; Folder #52
2002.47.53Deed - 1870 – James M. Jefferies to Walter R. CarltonVaultBox #59; Folder #53
2002.47.54Deed - 1818 – William Smith, Harriot Smith, & Mortimer SmithVaultBox #59; Folder #54
2002.47.55Deed - 1846 – James R. Hawer (?) & Absolom Couthan to Robert Shackleford & Hermitage ShacklefordVaultBox #59; Folder #55
2002.47.56Deed - 1856 – Hermitage Shackleford to Walter CouthanVaultBox #59; Folder #56
2002.47.57Deed - 1814 – Smith to William SmithVaultBox #59; Folder #57
2002.47.58Deed - 1859 – George & Mary Ellen Dillard, Gabriel & Emma Dillard, James Smith to Mortimer SmithVaultBox #59; Folder #58
2002.47.59Deed - 1874 – E.B. Montague, Dix & wife vs. Williams & wife, Walter CarltonVaultBox #59; Folder #59
2002.47.601873 – Deed, George Ramsey & othersVaultBox #59; Folder #60
2002.47.611856 – Deed, Charles H. & Georganna Williams and Mortimer SmithVaultBox #59; Folder #61
2002.47.62Deed - 1871 – William & Mary Dix to Walter CarltonVaultBox #59; Folder #62
2002.47.63Deed - 1867 – Bankruptcy James R. HowserVaultBox #59; Folder #63
2002.47.64Deed - 1814 – William Smith to Richard GatewoodVaultBox #59; Folder #64
2002.47.65Deed - 1838 – Peter Brooks and Harriet and Mortimer SmithVaultBox #59; Folder #65
2002.47.66Deed - 1824 – Charles Atkinson & wife, Louisa, to J.B. Lepe (?)VaultBox #59; Folder #66
2002.47.67Deed - 1857 – Sold by Christopher Newbill to Wm. H. Moody (in lg. Black tied folder on shelf)VaultBox #59; Folder #67
2002.47.68Deed - 1799 – Survey for Capt. Wm. Hoskins by John CarltonVaultBox #59; Folder #68
2002.47.69Deed - 1851 – Richard Smith to Roderick and Absalom BlandVaultBox #59; Folder #69
2002.47.70Deed - 1833 – William Armistead & Thomas SpencerVaultBox #59; Folder #70
2002.47.71Deed - 1833 – Wm. Armistead & Lucy, his wife, and Weston HartVaultBox #59; Folder #71
2002.47.72Deed - 1838 – Edward Hart to BlandVaultBox #59; Folder #72
2002.47.73Deed - 1858 – Robert Bland to Mary SavageVaultBox #59; Folder #73
2002.47.741830 & 1917 – Plats of ‘Hockley’ and ‘Griffiths’ or ‘Locust Grove’ by Ernest VaughanMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #74
2002.47.75Deed - Dickson, MichaelMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #75
2002.47.76Deed - Wm. H. MoodyMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #76
2002.47.77Deed - 1827 – Harwood Henry – ‘Woodbury’Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #77
2002.47.78Deed - 1829 – Phillip Walkers, William BrownMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #78
2002.47.79Deed - 1828 – Harewood – Temple WalkerMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #79
2002.47.80Deed - 1826 – James BatesMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #80
2002.47.81William Shelton’s – PlatMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #81
2002.47.821729 – Map of ‘Ring’s Neck’Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #82
2002.47.83Map of ‘Rosewood’ Home of Hutchinson family 1782 – 1850 Pollard – 1850 – 1897 Schools – 1897 -Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #83
2002.47.84June 2, 1800 – Plat of James Jones’ Tract (location unknown)Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #84
2002.47.851801 – Plat: John Smith & John GarlickMap CabinetBox #59; Folder #85
2002.47.861820 – 4 Plats ‘Milton’Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #86
2002.47.87Deed - Land sold to James Hart & Lewis Coleman by James DickersonVaultBox #59; Folder #87
2002.47.88Deed - 30 ¾ acres land sold to Elizabeth Watts by William WattsVaultBox #59; Folder #88
2002.47.891924 – Deed – Land under water of Mill Pond known as Walker & Coleman Mill Pond Deed J.T. Sutton & Thelma Sutton to B. H. Walker, Jr.VaultBox #59; Folder #89
2002.47.89Deed, 1902 Melvin from Thomas to W.C. WaltonVaultBox #59; Folder #90
2002.48.015 Early Bird Wills, Malcolm H. HarrisVaultBox #50; Folder #01
2002.48.02Elizabeth Longest’s Will (1836)VaultBox #50; Folder #02
2002.48.03Spencer Bland (rough will)VaultBox #50; Folder #03
2002.48.04William Newbill’s Will – 1805VaultBox #50; Folder #04
2002.48.05Will – Beverley Anderson – 1822VaultBox #50; Folder #05
2002.48.06Thomas Cooke’s WillVaultBox #50; Folder #06
2002.48.07Will of Thomas DewVaultBox #50; Folder #07
2002.48.08Will of S.G. Fauntleroy – Oct. 1884VaultBox #50; Folder #08
2002.48.09List of Wills, Indentures, & Deed of Gifts, 1731 – 1921 Found in Clerk’s Office/Hist. Soc. ArchivesVaultBox #50; Folder #09
2002.48.10James Bates – willVaultBox #50; Folder #10
2002.48.11William Bates – willVaultBox #50; Folder #11
2002.48.12Will of Richard Dozier (Hannah Muse, Granddaughter)VaultBox #50; Folder #12
2002.48.13Will – Nancy Newcomb – Oct. 1848VaultBox #50; Folder #13
2002.48.14Beverly Anderson – WillVaultBox #50; Folder #14
2002.48.15Will – Anne Booker (daughter of John Camm) 1774VaultBox #50; Folder #15
2002.48.16John Camm’s Will - 1767VaultBox #50; Folder #16
2002.48.17Will – James Robert Fleet – 1881VaultBox #50; Folder #17
2002.48.18Will – Benjamin Hoomes – 1811VaultBox #50; Folder #18
2002.48.19Will – Thomas Hoomes – 1821VaultBox #50; Folder #19
2002.48.20Will – John Lumpkin – 1826VaultBox #50; Folder #20
2002.48.21Will – Edwin Motley – 1808VaultBox #50; Folder #21
2002.48.22Will – Robert Pollard – 1757 (?)VaultBox #50; Folder #24
2002.48.23Will – Joseph Pollard of Goochland Co.VaultBox #50; Folder #23
2002.48.24Will – John Story - 1718VaultBox #50; Folder #24
2002.48.25Will – Thomas Walker - 1850VaultBox #50; Folder #25
2002.48.26Will – Bernard Todd – 1810VaultBox #50; Folder #26
2002.48.27Will – Temple Walker – 1865VaultBox #50; Folder #27
2002.48.28Will – Oliver White – 1863VaultBox #50; Folder #28
2002.48.29Will – Robert Bird – 1796VaultBox #50; Folder #29
2002.48.30Will – William Temple – 1835VaultBox #50; Folder #30
2002.48.31Will – John Clayton – 1773VaultBox #50; Folder #31
2002.48.32Will – William Taliaferro – 1760VaultBox #50; Folder #32
2002.48.33Jones & Crouch vs. Nunn – 1833, about a willVaultBox #50; Folder #33
2002.48.34Will – Armisted Bird – 1771VaultBox #50; Folder #34
2002.48.35Will – William D. Gresham – 1884, his wife Mary A. GreshamVaultBox #50; Folder #35
2002.48.36Will – Phillip Pendleton – 1839VaultBox #50; Folder #36
2002.48.37Will – John Carlton – 1835VaultBox #50; Folder #37
2002.48.38Will – Robert Armisted Bird – 1767VaultBox #50; Folder #38
2002.48.39Will – Thomas Hill – 1795VaultBox #50; Folder #39
2002.48.40Will-William D. GreshamVaultBox #50; Folder #40
2002.48.41Will- Andrew Harrison, pp4,5,6VaultBox #50; Folder #41
2002.49.011577 – 3 maps of Virginia by Sir Francis DrakeVaultBox #44; Folder #01
2002.49.02Map – Karte von Der Bay ChesapeakVaultBox #44; Folder #02
2002.49.03Map of King & Queen and King William Counties, Primary and Secondary Highway System, 1959. Published by VDOTVaultBox #44; Folder #03
2002.49.04Map Richmond, VA – 1866Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #04
2002.49.05Map Caroline and Surrounding Counties 1863Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #05
2002.49.06Plan of Pageant Grounds – 1941 K&Q 250th Anniversary From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, VAMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #06
2002.49.07Map 1781 – Carte de La Parlie de La VirginieMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #07
2002.49.08Map Pamunkey and Mattaponi RiversMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #08
2002.49.09Map Mattapony River – 1826Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #09
2002.49.10Map K&Q County – Homes mentioned in ‘Green Mount’ – 1966Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #10
2002.49.11Copy of 1840 Plat of King & Queen CourthouseMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #11
2002.49.12Maps (3, photocopies) of King & Queen County - 1755 (K&Q landowners on Mattaponi River, Todd's Bridge to York River), 1755 (Jefferson-Frye, excerpt, Mattaponi and Pamunkey rivershed), 1781 (Walkerton area, Jefferson-Frye, excerpt, Todd's Bridge to Robinson below Courthouse)VaultBox #44; Folder #12
2002.50.01Bland – pages from ledgersVaultBox #45; Folder #01
2002.50.02John McGill – account pagesVaultBox #45; Folder #02
2002.50.03Ledger – found in John McGill’s PapersVaultBox #45; Folder #03
2002.50.04Account - M.P. Todd – Purchase of Clothing & CostsVaultBox #45; Folder #04
2002.50.05Accounts – Farm CropsVaultBox #45; Folder #05
2002.50.06Account Book – W.B. Todd, 1831 – 1833VaultBox #45; Folder #06
2002.50.07Account Book Pages – 1864 – 65 (M.P. Todd)VaultBox #45; Folder #07
2002.50.08Papers of N.B. StreetVaultBox #45; Folder #08
2002.50.09Account Book, 1852 (owner unknown)VaultBox #45; Folder #09
2002.50.10Unidentified, account book, 1822 – 1823, Aylett, VaVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #10
2002.50.100Tobacco Growers Contract Book, Ledger - 1921-1923Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #100
2002.50.104Accounts - Courtney & Spencer, Little Plymouth, 1868Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #210
2002.50.11Unidentified, account book, 1834 – 1836, Dudley’s Ferry, VaVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #11
2002.50.12Unidentified, account book, 1858 – 1868, King & Queen County, VaVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #12
2002.50.13Allen, Rodney D., account book, 1907-1914, King & Queen Court House, VaVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #13
2002.50.14Allen & Oliver, account book, 1922-1931, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #14
2002.50.15Allen & Oliver, account book, 1923-1925, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #15
2002.50.16Allen & Oliver, account book, 1931-1948, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #16
2002.50.17Allen & Oliver, payroll, 1939-1943, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #17
2002.50.18Allen & Oliver, account book, 1941-1955, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #18
2002.50.19Bates, James T. account book, 1832 – 1871, Newtown, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #19
2002.50.20Bates, Thomas Jefferson, account book, 1836, 1860 – 1878, Newtown, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #20
2002.50.21Bates, Thomas Jefferson, account book, 1855 – 1859, Newtown, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #21
2002.50.22Bird, Spottswood, account book, 1892 – 1897, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #22
2002.50.23Bird, Spottswood, letterbook, 1909 – 1912, Baltimore, Md., and King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #23
2002.50.24Bird, William Beverley, account book, 1853 – 1859, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #24
2002.50.25Bird, William Beverley, account book, 1857 – 1871, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #25
2002.50.26Bird (Wm. B.) & Co., account book, 1858 – 1874, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #26
2002.50.27Bird (Wm. B.) & Son, account book, 1869 – 1873, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #27
2002.50.28Bird (Wm. B.) & Son, account book, 1873 – 1881 King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #28
2002.50.29Bird (Wm. B.) & Son, account book, 1876 – 1883, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #29
2002.50.30Bird (Wm. B.) & Son, account book, 1878 – 1880, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #30
2002.50.31Bird (W. B.) & Son, account book, 1880 – 1881, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #31
2002.50.32Bird (W. B.) & Son, account book, 1880 – 1889, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #32
2002.50.33Bird (W. B.) & Son, account book, 1884 – 1886, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #33
2002.50.34Bird & Allen, account book, 1890 – 1892, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #34
2002.50.35Bird & Allen, account book, 1895 – 1906, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #35
2002.50.36Bird & Allen, account book, 1896 – 1899, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #36
2002.50.37Bird & Allen, account book, 1896 – 1908, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #37
2002.50.38Bird & Allen, account book, 1897 – 1903, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #38
2002.50.39Bird & Allen, account book, 1899 – 1902, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #39
2002.50.40Bird & Allen, account book, 1900 – 1908, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #40
2002.50.41Bird & Allen, account book, 1902 – 1904, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #41
2002.50.42Bird & Allen, account book, 1902 – 1908, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #42
2002.50.43Bird & Allen, account book, 1903 – 1908, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #43
2002.50.44Bird & Allen, account book, 1905 – 1913, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #44
2002.50.45Bird & Allen, account book, 1906 – 1907, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #45
2002.50.46Bird & Allen, account book, 1906 – 1914, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #46
2002.50.47Bird & Allen, account book, 1907 – 1909, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #47
2002.50.48Bird & Allen, account book, 1908 – 1912, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #48
2002.50.49Bird & Allen, account book, 1909 – 1910, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #49
2002.50.50Bird & Allen, account book, 1909 – 1917, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #50
2002.50.51Bird & Allen, account book, 1910 – 1912, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #51
2002.50.52Bird & Allen, account book, 1912 – 1913, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #52
2002.50.53Bird & Allen, account book, 1912 – 1915, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #53
2002.50.54Bird & Allen, account book, 1913 – 1919, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #54
2002.50.55Bird & Allen, account book, 1915 – 1916, King & Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #55
2002.50.56Bland (J.T.) & Bro., account book, 1886 – 1890, Shacklefords, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #56
2002.50.57Courtney, Theodore, account book, 1860 October 13 – 1861 September 30, Bruington, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #57
2002.50.58Courtney & Spencer, account book, 1868 – 1874, Little Plymouth, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #58
2002.50.59Courtney (J.W.) & Co., account book, 1831, 1865 – 1869, Little Plymouth, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #59
2002.50.60Courtney (J.W.) & Co, account book, 1855 – 1856, Little Plymouth, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #60
2002.50.61Dudley & Harwood, account book, 1856 – 1862, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #61
2002.50.62Exol Baptist Church, account book, 1889 – 1920, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #62
2002.50.63Exol Baptist Church, minute book, 1908 – 1929, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #63
2002.50.64Fauntleroy, Virginius, account book, 1887 – 1888, Holly Hill and St. Stephen’s Church, Va.VaultBox #45; Folder #64
2002.50.65Fleet, Benjamin, account book, 1838 – 1861, ‘Green Mount’, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #65
2002.50.66Fleet, Benjamin, account book, 1859 – 1875, ‘Green Mount’, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #66
2002.50.67Gwathmey, Alfred Brooke, account book, 1881 – 1884, Walkerton, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #67
2002.50.68King and Queen Packing Co., payroll, 1906 – 1909, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #68
2002.50.69King and Queen Packing Co., payroll, 1918, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #69
2002.50.70King and Queen Packing Co., payroll, 1920, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #70
2002.50.71Lumpkin, Richardson, account book, 1836 – 1863, Newtown, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #71
2002.50.72Martin, William, account book, 1852 – 1858, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #72
2002.50.73Motley Bros., account book, 1877 – 1887, Newtown, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #73
2002.50.74Walker, Bernard H., execution book, 1845 – 1846, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #74
2002.50.75Wise, John D., account book, 1835 – 1846, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #75
2002.50.76Wise, John D., account book, 1845 – 1848, King and Queen County, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #76
2002.50.77Bird, Spottswood, account book, 1889 – 1894, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #77
2002.50.78Bird, William Beverley, account book, 1856 – 1857, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #78
2002.50.79Bird & Allen, account book, 1910 – 1913, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #79
2002.50.80Bird (W.B.) & Son, account book, 1885 – 1893, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #80
2002.50.81Bird (W.B.), & Co., account book, 1858 – 1859, King and Queen Court House, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #81
2002.50.82Courtney, Theodore, account book, 1860 November 26 – 1861 February 1, Bruington, King and Queen Co. Va.VaultBox #45; Folder #82
2002.50.83Kidd, Mrs. Catherine F., account book, 1864 – 1865, King and Queen Co., Va.VaultBox #45; Folder #83
2002.50.84Accounts - Bagby & Gresham – 1841 – 80Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #84
2002.50.85Walkerton Grist Mill – 1848 – 1849 (Personal Account of A.G. Gresham & account of his brother’s death – 1886)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #85
2002.50.86Account Book (1807 – 1813) of Thomas Todd, Sheriff of King & Queen County, marriage licence receiptsVaultBox #45; Folder #86
2002.50.87Receipt Book, 1861, from Roderick BlandVaultBox #45; Folder #87
2002.50.88Account Book – 1858 – 1862 ( owner unknown)VaultBox #45; Folder #88
2002.50.89Dr. Bates (1858 – 1864) – LedgerVaultBox #45; Folder #89
2002.50.90Account - Pittman to Bates (Bond) – 1840 (Borrowing money)VaultBox #45; Folder #90
2002.50.91Accounts - Bates PapersVaultBox #45; Folder #91
2002.50.92Account Book – Dr. Thomas J. Bates –1856 (in large Black Book with other Account Books)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #92
2002.50.95Ledger – Little Plymouth – 1874VaultBox #45; Folder #95
2002.50.96Accounts - R. F. Milby – 1920 – 1921Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #96
2002.50.97Accounts - R.F. Milby – 1903 – 1924, 1918 – 1924, 1931 – 1933VaultBox #45; Folder #97
2002.50.98Accounts - R.F. Milby – 1916 – 1923, 1926 – 1927Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #98
2002.51.03Account book pages/bonds (1836- ) Thomas Gresham & Richard BagbyVaultBox #45; Folder #103
2002.51.101Three Ledgers – 1913 – 1923, owner unknownVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #101
2002.51.102Ledgers – 1931 – 1937, owner unknownVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #102
2002.53.01Reuben Garnett papers: Bill to Reuben Garnett from Pleasants (1801)VaultBox #67; Folder #01
2002.53.02Reuben Garnett papers: deed 59 ½ acres, Recorded in King & Queen; Book # 57, page 446VaultBox #67; Folder #02
2002.53.03Reuben Garnett papers: Inventory of Estate of John Bagby – 1796VaultBox #67; Folder #03
2002.53.04Reuben Garnett papers: Bill to Reuben Garnett (Guardian) for John T. Garnett’s children – from H.C. BrownVaultBox #67; Folder #04
2002.53.05Reuben Garnett papers: Bill to Reuben Garnett, guardian of John Garnett’s children for tuition – to Andrew Browne and Richard LyneVaultBox #67; Folder #05
2002.53.06Reuben Garnett papers: Samuel Roane to Reuben Garnett (1801) – 2 gals. Rum; chamber pot, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #06
2002.53.07Reuben Garnett papers: Bond – Carter Woods to Wm Perkins (1800-1811) who assigned to Cary GriggsVaultBox #67; Folder #07
2002.53.08Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben M. Garnett – Appointment as Sheriff of King & Queen County – 1828VaultBox #67; Folder #08
2002.53.09Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben M. Garnett commissioned Sheriff of King & Queen County – 1830VaultBox #67; Folder #09
2002.53.10Reuben Garnett papers: Request for delayed payment of money owed R.M. Garnett by Thomas Tunstall – 1799VaultBox #67; Folder #10
2002.53.11Reuben Garnett papers: 1821-1822 R.M. Garnett paid Dr. Ayors (Ayres?) for treating Betsey Jamison, Mr. Carson, R.Showard, Capt. Hutchinson, & Jas. EubankVaultBox #67; Folder #11
2002.53.12Reuben Garnett papers: Paid – Thomas Noel to Reuben Garnett (1800)VaultBox #67; Folder #12
2002.53.13Reuben Garnett papers: Bill to Dr. ? for Mrs. Garnett’s fractured arm – 1820VaultBox #67; Folder #13
2002.53.14Reuben Garnett papers: Dr. Thomas G. Gordon – Last acc’t and rec’d in full – 19 Jan. 1829VaultBox #67; Folder #14
2002.53.15Reuben Garnett papers: Slaves owned by Reuben Garnett and rented out to people 1817,1818,1819VaultBox #67; Folder #15
2002.53.16Reuben Garnett papers: Account of Mr. Lewis Jeffries to John T. Garnett, 1801VaultBox #67; Folder #16
2002.53.17Reuben Garnett papers: Col. Reuben Garnett – Account with George Gatewood – 1827VaultBox #67; Folder #17
2002.53.18Reuben Garnett papers: Guardianship of J.T.Garnett’s children, billed by Dr. John Duval (or Du Val) for treating the children & slaves, 1820-1822; 2 receiptsVaultBox #67; Folder #18
2002.53.19Reuben Garnett papers: Bonds: 1) Nathan Shiply & Walter Dunn – 1790 2) John Thacker & Abner Cox – 1792 3) Henry Dunn & Henry Dunn, Jr. – 1796VaultBox #67; Folder #19
2002.53.20Reuben Garnett papers: R.M. Garnett to Joseph Pollard – 1825, for making carriage parts, shoeing horses, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #20
2002.53.21Reuben Garnett papers: Vincent Meade – Acc’t with R.M. Garnett – 1800 – buttons, brandy, brown linenVaultBox #67; Folder #21
2002.53.22Reuben Garnett papers: R.M. Garnett paid $4.00 to Wm. Brown for returning “run-away negro” belonging to John T. Garnett’s orphansVaultBox #67; Folder #22
2002.53.23Reuben Garnett papers: Tax Bill to R.M. Garnett from Robt. B. HillVaultBox #67; Folder #23
2002.53.24Reuben Garnett papers: Appointment for Lieutenant in 5th Regiment, 14th Brigade, 4th Division of Militia in Essex County – 1804 (R.M. Garnett)VaultBox #67; Folder #24
2002.53.25Reuben Garnett papers: 1835 – Money Received of Reuben M. Garnett for rent of Tan YardVaultBox #67; Folder #25
2002.53.26Reuben Garnett papers: James Webb to Reuben Garnett about billsVaultBox #67; Folder #26
2002.53.27Reuben Garnett papers: Letter to Col. Reuben M. Garnett about woodVaultBox #67; Folder #27
2002.53.28Reuben Garnett papers: Sept. 4, 1838 - Admin estate of Capt. James Pendleton estate, sale of slave GeorgeVaultBox #67; Folder #28
2002.53.29Reuben Garnett papers: Transactions of Reuben GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #29
2002.53.30Reuben Garnett papers: R.M. Garnett paid $15.00 for support of Happy and her childrenVaultBox #67; Folder #30
2002.53.31Reuben Garnett papers: Col. R.M. Garnett paid $12.00 to Breed MareVaultBox #67; Folder #31
2002.53.32Reuben Garnett papers: Bill to Reuben M. Garnett from James Webb (lawyer)VaultBox #67; Folder #32
2002.53.33Reuben Garnett papers: Request to R.M. Garnett for moneyVaultBox #67; Folder #33
2002.53.34Reuben Garnett papers: Transaction – R.M. Garnett, 1840VaultBox #67; Folder #34
2002.53.35Reuben Garnett papers: 1828, Mr. Cole sold corn to R.M. GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #35
2002.53.36Reuben Garnett papers: 1830 – R.M. Garnett sent money to Farinholt by C. HenshawVaultBox #67; Folder #36
2002.53.37Reuben Garnett papers: 1803 – R.M. Garnett to Lawrence MuseVaultBox #67; Folder #37
2002.53.38Reuben Garnett papers: 1829 – Col. Reuben Garnett – account of M. FauntleroyVaultBox #67; Folder #38
2002.53.39Reuben Garnett papers: R.M. Garnett – tuition & books (cost)VaultBox #67; Folder #39
2002.53.40Reuben Garnett papers: Thos. Eubank – bill from R.M. Garnett – 1807VaultBox #67; Folder #40
2002.53.41Reuben Garnett papers: Benjamin Gaines – guardian of Richard Gaines – 1803 – to sheriff of Essex – signed R. GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #41
2002.53.42Reuben Garnett papers: Bill of Richard Perriman to R.M. Garnett (1795)VaultBox #67; Folder #42
2002.53.43Reuben Garnett papers: Bill – Capt. Fawell & John Bingy for work doneVaultBox #67; Folder #43
2002.53.44Reuben Garnett papers: Thos. Greenstead & Reuben Garnett bound to Jas. Pollard, exc. For John Pollard, dec., sum of 5 pounds, 12 shillings Va. Currency (Dec. 1806)VaultBox #67; Folder #44
2002.53.45Reuben Garnett papers: Bill 1799 & 1801 – William Lloyd to Reuben GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #45
2002.53.46Reuben Garnett papers: Thomas C. Mastin & James Phillips pay Muscoe Garnett, admin. of estate of William Hunter, for work of slaves; “Returned them Xmas Day well clothed” (1797)VaultBox #67; Folder #46
2002.53.47Reuben Garnett papers: Articles Sold of Estate of John Bingey – 1796VaultBox #67; Folder #47
2002.53.48Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett from John Hill (King Wm.) & from Alexander Sommervail – 1791VaultBox #67; Folder #48
2002.53.49Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett (1835) proposal and Mrs. Muse’s reply to his proposalVaultBox #67; Folder #49
2002.53.50Reuben Garnett papers: Tax Bills – Reuben Garnett from John Lumpkin – 1829; Whitlock – 1843; Gatewood – 1837VaultBox #67; Folder #50
2002.53.51Reuben Garnett papers: John Willmore (Edmund Taylor, Security) to Reuben Garnett – 1798VaultBox #67; Folder #51
2002.53.52Reuben Garnett papers: Bill – Col. Reuben Garnett to John Belfield for blankets – 1827VaultBox #67; Folder #52
2002.53.53Reuben Garnett papers: Bill – 1842 to Reuben M. GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #53
2002.53.54Reuben Garnett papers: 1807 – To sheriff of King & Queen for Samuel Allen and Benoni Broach – bail for money owed John P. Pleasants assignees of Reuben GarnettVaultBox #67; Folder #54
2002.53.55Reuben Garnett papers: 1793 – Bills to James Baskett and Abraham Wilson – toolsVaultBox #67; Folder #55
2002.53.56Reuben Garnett papers: Bills to Reuben Garnett from Thos. Greenstad – 1807VaultBox #67; Folder #56
2002.53.57Reuben Garnett papers: 1839 – Reuben Garnett from Wm. Boulware for daughter’s school, signed by Robert PollardVaultBox #67; Folder #57
2002.53.58Reuben Garnett papers: Col. Reuben Garnett – 1840, bill for son’s schooling recv’d by R. RylandVaultBox #67; Folder #58
2002.53.59Reuben Garnett papers: Bill (1814) Reuben Garnett from Elizabeth DavisVaultBox #67; Folder #59
2002.53.60Reuben Garnett papers: R. Garnett rec’d debt from W. Lumpkin for JordanVaultBox #67; Folder #60
2002.53.61Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett to Alexander Somervail for medicine (1832)VaultBox #67; Folder #61
2002.53.62Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett – Female School (1859)VaultBox #67; Folder #62
2002.53.63Reuben Garnett papers: Bill of Reuben Garnett to Harrison and Lee Roy Boulware (1837)VaultBox #67; Folder #63
2002.53.64Reuben Garnett papers: Capt. Reuben Garnett on 1806 list – 10 muskets, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #64
2002.53.65Reuben Garnett papers: Rec’d payment of R. Garnett for crossing Dunkirk Bridge – 1844VaultBox #67; Folder #65
2002.53.66Reuben Garnett papers: Bill – Reuben Garnett from Thos. Clarkson for weaving (1829)VaultBox #67; Folder #66
2002.53.67Reuben Garnett papers: Bills to Reuben Garnett from Dr. Dew and Dr. FauntleroyVaultBox #67; Folder #67
2002.53.68Reuben Garnett papers: Misc. receipts from Clerks (King & Queen) 1829, 1828, 1826, 1824, 1839VaultBox #67; Folder #68
2002.53.69Reuben Garnett papers: Ledger pagesVaultBox #67; Folder #69
2002.54.02Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States, taken in the year 1790 from records of state enumerations 1782-1785 – Virginia - map included. Published 1908, inscribed Harriet M. BlandVaultBox #53; Folder #02
2002.57.01History of Rickahock & HillsboroVaultBox #51; Folder #01
2002.57.02History of “Mount Pleasant” (Pleasant Hill)VaultBox #51; Folder #02
2002.57.03“Along the Trail of My Life” by Alfred Bagby, Jr.VaultBox #51; Folder #03
2002.57.04Speeches by: 1. John Melville Jennings 2. Samuel Bemiss 3. Virginia HallVaultBox #51; Folder #04
2002.57.05“Aunt Isabella” by MFC – 1921-22VaultBox #51; Folder #05
2002.57.06History of King & Queen (to and at time of Independence 1774 – 1776)VaultBox #51; Folder #06
2002.57.07History of Dumfries – 1749VaultBox #51; Folder #07
2002.57.08Belle Vue (notes from 1957)VaultBox #51; Folder #08
2002.57.09Memorial Art of Tidewater Virginia (Tombstones)VaultBox #51; Folder #09
2002.57.101704 – Quit Rent Roll of King & QueenVaultBox #51; Folder #10
2002.57.11Notes on Boyds, “Clifton”, etc by Pitt, TroutVaultBox #51; Folder #11
2002.57.12Our Kentish Ancestors by B. Fleet, 1964VaultBox #51; Folder #12
2002.57.13Archaeology – Brief Relation of Virginia PrehistoryVaultBox #51; Folder #13
2002.57.14King & Queen, Index to Patents, State Land OfficeVaultBox #51; Folder #14
2003.01.01Poems by Rev. Watson R. HarveyVaultBox #43; Folder #81
2003.01.02Coloring Book, Scenes in King and Queen County, Sketches by Sidney KingVaultBox #43; Folder #82
2003.02.01Dr. Garrett Anderson – 2 Pliers for pulling teethStorage Cabinet
2003.02.02Dr. Garrett Anderson – 1 metal catheterStorage Cabinet
2003.02.03Dr. Garrett Anderson – 2 pair eyeglasses (nose pinchers) in cases, one blue, one clear with chainStorage Cabinet
2003.02.04Dr. Garrett Anderson – 1 pair gold wire rim eyeglasses in case (Dr. Rudd)Storage Cabinet
2003.02.05Dr. Garrett Anderson – 1 pair blue eyeglasses, additional lens holder, extention ear piecesStorage Cabinet
2003.02.06Dr. Garrett Anderson – 1 pair wire rim shaded eyeglasses – one lens crackedStorage Cabinet
2003.02.07Dr. Garrett Anderson – “R and JL Bland and Bell” statement – July 2, 1902 or 1901Storage Cabinet
2003.02.08Dr. Garrett Anderson – Grocery Book with list of suppliesStorage Cabinet
2003.02.09Dr. Garrett Anderson – Tonic pad with calendar and notes – 1903Storage Cabinet
2003.02.10Dr. Garrett Anderson – Black satin bow tieStorage Cabinet
2003.02.11Dr. Garrett Anderson – Wooden weaving needles for making fishnetsStorage Cabinet
2003.02.12Mrs. Garrett Anderson – Ladies purple glass beads – 30 inchesStorage Cabinet
2003.02.13Wallet owned by Mrs. Dr. Garrett AndersonStorage Cabinet
2003.02.14Invitation to marriage of Nannie Fields Bland and W. J. Leigh in folder advertisement for AntikamniaVaultBox #43; Folder #110
2003.02.15Vial, Wampole's Quinine Sulfate (empty)Storage Cabinet
2003.02.16Dr. Garrett Anderson – 1 inch vial Atrophine sulphate (empty)Storage Cabinet
2003.03.01Barbed wire stretcher – Woodbine, home of W.A. BrowneStorage Shelves
2003.03.02Baby chick feeder - Woodbine, home of W.A. BrowneStorage Shelves
2003.03.03Shingle splitter – Woodbine, home of W.A. BrowneStorage Shelves
2003.03.04Carpet beater – Woodbine, home of W.A. BrowneStorage Shelves
2003.03.05Lard renderer – Woodbine, home of W.A. BrowneStorage
2003.04.01Newspaper clipping, New York Times Book Review. Sec. 3. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1924VaultBox #55; Folder #20
2003.05.01Silver coin holder, 2 nickels (1951 and 1971)Storage Cabinet
2003.05.02Silver match holder, 4.5” x 3.5”, hook for chainStorage
2003.05.03Silver notepad for chain 4.5” x 4.5”Storage Cabinet
2003.05.04Silver scarf slideStorage Cabinet
2003.06.01Wooden Mallet, 11” long including handle, purchased in IllinoisStorage Shelves
2003.06.02Wooden Mallet, 15” long including handle, purchased in IllinoisStorage Shelves
2003.07.011 Box of miscellaneous First Aid and Toiletry items in a wooden box marked "Cooper Sharp Cheese"Storage Cabinet
2003.08.01Minute Book of the Perry-Bradley Lumber Co.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #143
2003.09.01Photograph of Students at King & Queen C.H. School, 1923VaultBox #42; Folder #40
2003.10.01Copy of letter of Long Island Wood Co. to Barefoot at Favor – steamboat shipmentVaultBox #49; Folder #84
2003.10.02World War II and Your Community (guidebook)VaultBox #54; Folder #66
2003.10.03War of 1812 – Pay Roll K&Q 9th Regiment, Capt. Thomas Faulkner (may be a partial list). Copied rom Virginia Historical Society War of 1812 Pay Rolls.VaultBox #54; Folder #69
2003.10.04War of 1812 – Militia Units copied from Butler, Virginia Military Units in the War of 1812 (K&Q 9th Regiment, Essex County 6th Regiment and King William County 87th Regiment (may be partial).VaultBox #54; Folder #69
2003.11.015x7 black and white photograph of Clifton Academy, Dec. 7, 1893VaultBox #42; Folder #39
2003.11.01Clifton Academy photograph & write-up by Elvin Southgate CourtneyVaultBox #42; Folder #39
2003.11.02Enlarged photograph, digital Kodak 7/26/02 Of Clifton AcademyVaultBox #42; Folder #39
2003.12.01Notice of celebration of Washington’s Birthday, 1866, held by the Washington Literary Society. Inscribed “Compliments of W.L. Broaddus and A. Fred Fleet Univ. of Va. Feb 8, 1866”, from Laneville papersVaultBox #42; Folder #33
2003.13.01Bruington Schoolstudent photograph, 1911VaultBox #42; Folder #42
2003.13.02Marriott High School graduation invitation 1914VaultBox #42; Folder #44
2003.13.03Newspaper clipping Marriott School IntercomVaultBox #42; Folder #44
2003.13.04Newspaper Clipping – K&Q 250th anniversary 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #07
2003.13.05Newspaper Clipping 1962 – Henry Vessels b.1854– slave, Holly HillVaultBox #43; Folder #99
2003.13.06Picture Newtown High SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #43
2003.14.01Walnut dresser, c. 1900-192020th Century Bedroom
2003.14.02Mirror c. 1900-192020th Century Bedroom
2003.15.01Base of Apple Tree Church Baptismal FontDining Room
2003.16.01Copies of obituaries & records from Bible of Maria Seph & Augustine EdwardsVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #30
2003.17.01King & Queen & West Point Telephone Co. stock certificate issued to George W. KerrVaultBox #43; Folder #96
2003.18.01Two pieces of iron dug from ground near the school house, part of mold board from an old plow, found by Jack HutchinsonStorage Shelves
2003.18.02Door latch hardware, antiqueStorage Shelves
2004.01.01Pages from Guest Registry & 1 Ticket for August 6, 1941, King and Queen County 250th Anniversary Pageant.Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #08 E
2004.01.04Picture of class at Newtown School – 1917 (photocopy)Betty G.Box #42; Folder #
2004.01.05Picture of class at Newtown School – 1919 (photocopy)Betty G.Box #42; Folder #
2004.01.06Set of World War I view cards (13) circa 1918Parlordesk drawer
2004.01.07Records of attendance of meeting of K&Q Historical Society 1987 – 1995VaultBox #61; Folder #40
2004.01.08Collection of articles re Mt. Pleasant, Horses, & Hoskins familyVaultBox #58; Folder #15
2004.01.09Letters (copies) written & received by Thomas H. Henley’s family of King & Queen Co. 1849-1885 (genealogy in back of book)VaultBox #49; Folder #85
2004.01.10Antoinette Ryland's notebook of 250th Anniv of King and Queen County. Contains scenarios, preparation notes, correspondence, and schedule with participants, program, etc., 1941Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #08 B
2004.01.11Guest Registry used at the K&Q County 250th Anniversary celebration, 1941, notebook and unused pagesArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2004.02.01Courthouse Green – Application for Historic DistrictVaultBox #64; Folder #19
2004.02.02Tavern Museum – Miscellaneous materials on grants: Jessie Ball duPontVaultBox #68; Folder #06
2004.02.03Tavern Museum – Miscellaneous material on construction of museumVaultBox #68; Folder #09
2004.02.04Tavern Museum – Miscellaneous material on K&Q History exhibitionVaultBox #72; Folder #17
2004.02.05Courthouse Green – Materials on Courthouse Green exhibit in MuseumVaultBox #72; Folder #15
2004.02.06Tavern Museum – Materials in preparation for Lynn Perry exhibitionVaultBox #72; Folder #13
2004.02.07Tavern Museum – Dec 8 – Brick DedicationVaultBox #68; Folder #15
2004.02.08Tavern Museum – Volunteer pamphletsVaultBox #72; Folder #14
2004.02.09Tavern Museum – Powerpoint Presentation (printed copy) on fund raising "Who owns the Metropolitan Museum" by Jack SpainVaultBox #68; Folder #13
2004.02.10Tavern Museum – File on B’ ExpansionVault Filing Cabinet
2004.02.11Tavern Museum – File on Air Conditioning in Archive buildingVaultBox #61; Folder #55
2004.02.12Patchwork Quilt – Blue Line, plastic mastersVaultBox #53; Folder #07
2004.02.12Patchwork Quilt – Blue LineVaultBox #53; Folder #08
2004.02.12Patchwork Quilt – Blue Line, camera copyAccessions folder
2004.02.13Materials for Possible use in County History ExhibitAccessions folder
2004.02.14Powerpoint presentation to the Woman's Club written 11/14/2000Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2004.02.15Powerpoint presentation to the Board written 10/17/2000Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2004.02.16DVD video: King & Queen History and Customs, 12:30 minsVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2004.02.17Exhibit Preview - 2000Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2004.02.18Courthouse Tavern Museum Exhibit posterArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #72; Folder #28
2004.03.01Article written by Henry P. Taylor for the K&Q County Historical Society Bulletin “King & Queen and the Mattaponi” (manuscript)VaultBox #65; Folder #17
2004.03.02Letter from Meredith Taylor Averett with 3 photographs from Walkerton School, 1937VaultBox #65; Folder #16
2004.04.01John Mann Genealogy – 1884; Letter to John Mann (1856) from John TaliaferroVaultBox #58; Folder #09
2004.05.01Certificate from British Red Cross Society & Order of St. John to K&Q Woman’s Club for materials for hospitals WWII 1939VaultBox #43; Folder #89
2004.06.01Bench (3 feet length) used in K&Q Courthouse School 1906 – 1932Log Schoolhouse
2004.06.02Bench (3 feet length) used in K&Q Courthouse School 1906 – 1932Log Schoolhouse
2004.06.03Bench (4 feet length) used in K&Q Courthouse 1906 – 1932Log Schoolhouse
2004.07.01Photograph of Lewisville (1967)Library ClosetNotebook
2004.07.02Photograph of Pleasant GroveLibrary ClosetNotebook
2004.08.01Newspaper article re: death of Miss Blanton, visitor to Walkerton, as a result of eating poison mushrooms in 1930VaultBox #65; Folder #20
2004.09.01Letters from Steve Colvin (pres. Of King Wm. Historical Society) to C. Jones re: Walkerton Bridge (built 1899-1900) newspaper clippingVaultBox #65; Folder #18
2004.09.02Letter from Steve Colvin, 1995 (pres. Of King Wm. Historical Society) to C. Jones re: Walkerton hotel fire (marked as from the Richmond Times, 9 January 1896, 2 photocopies, no banner)VaultBox #65; Folder #18
2004.09.03Letter from Steve Colvin, 1995 (pres. Of King Wm. Historical Society) to C. Jones re: Walkerton newspaper clipping, includes reference to installation of Mizpah Church’s new bell (marked as from the Richmond Times, 25 April 1896, photocopy, no banner)VaultBox #65; Folder #18
2004.10.01Second day Wedding dress of Lelia Dew (Mrs. Mason Washington) of “Plain Dealing”Parlor
2004.10.02Black Velvet Bodice20th Century Bedroom (storage)
2004.10.03Black Shawl20th Century Bedroom (storage)
2004.10.04Photocopies of wedding invitation (Lelia Dew (Mrs. Mason Washington) of “Plain Dealing”), newspaper account, marriage licenseVaultBox #58; Folder #138
2004.10.05Glass Globe containing dried wedding blossoms and pearl crossArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2004.11.011931 Navy Georgett wedding dress20th Century Bedroom (storage, dresser)
2004.11.021931 Navy Georgett wedding slip20th Century Bedroom (storage, dresser)
2004.13.01Book of Common Prayer (Episcopal), published 1864, belonged to Willianna Winn Irby Bland (1847-1884) & her daughter Alma BlandArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2004.14.011895 wedding invitation: Eva Bland Roane to Warren W. MitchellVaultBox #43; Folder #86
2004.14.02Notebook containing burial records of Shackelfords Chapel Cemetery, 2004VaultBox #41; Folder #38
2004.14.035 tax receipts – Bland family 1925VaultBox #43; Folder #85
2004.14.04WWII ration books (16)VaultBox #54; Folder #71
2004.15.01Child’s school chairChanging Exhibits Room
2004.15.02Folding rulerStorage
2004.15.031920s lunch boxStorage
2004.16.011919 photograph of K&Q Courthouse area (photocopy)VaultBox #64; Folder #13
2004.18.01Photograph of School House at Mt. ElbaVaultBox #42; Folder #45
2004.19.01Photograph of LewisvilleVaultBox #43; Folder #100
2004.20.01Photograph of Walkerton Public SchoolVaultBox #65; Folder #19
2004.21.01Tray with Coat of Arms of King and Queen CountyKitchen
2004.22.01Toddsberry Plat 1937Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #98
2004.22.02Ink BottleLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.03Stick PenLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.04QuillLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.05Green Lunch BucketChanging Exhibits Room
2004.22.06Artificial AppleLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.07SlateLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.08Box of chalkLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.09American Educational Readers. Third Reader, 1873, Iverson Blakeman, TaylorLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.09Appleton’s School Readers – Second Reader 1878 American Book Co.Log Schoolhouse
2004.22.09Comprehensive Spelling, by J.E.Worcester LLD 1884, J.F. FarwellLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.09McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer, 1881. Revised Ed. American Book Co.Log Schoolhouse
2004.22.09Six Children’s Books, paper, in a paper folder, 1850’s American ReviewLog Schoolhouse
2004.22.11Newpaper article (photocopy) re: Glebe in Newtown , Drysdale Parish, built circa 1745, and original clipping, August 1, 1941, Richmond Times-DispatchVaultBox #41; Folder #44
2004.22.123 photographs (photocopies): Miss Belle Jones, Miss Lucy Jones, and other Jones family members, who attended Eastern View school, plus photo of students at an unknown schoolVaultBox #42; Folder #57
2004.22.13Photograph (copy) of store in 1899, near Owenton, across from Eastern View; used as a school in 1918VaultBox #43; Folder #124
2004.22.14Schoolmaster’s desk used in Eastern View School (restored)Log Schoolhouse
2004.22.15Eastern View School (1890-1905), log school house, moved to K&Q Courthouse Green site.Log Schoolhouse
2004.23.0131 school books 1890 – 1900Log Schoolhouse
2004.26.01Cream & Sugar with top – Buttons and Bows or Holiday pattern in pinkKitchen
2004.27.012 receipts, Sale of Wheat via boats on Mattaponi to Baltimore, March 1858VaultBox #43; Folder #95
2004.28.012 Financial Secretary’s Ledgers of Masons, Lower King&Queen CountyVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #209
2004.28.02Ledger H.S. Bland at Cologne Merchandise orders to wholesale houses 1931-1946Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #205
2004.28.03Ledger H.S. Bland at Cologne Merchandise orders to wholesale houses 1914-1930Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #206
2004.28.04Day Book 1904Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #208
2004.28.05Ledger H.S. Bland at Cologne Ledger 1914-1926Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #207
2004.28.06Ledger H.S. Bland at Cologne Inventory 1925, 1926, 1927Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #204
2004.28.07Buggy Whip and standCarriage House
2004.28.08Federal Narcotics Record Book Dr. W.W. Bennett 1915-1918VaultBox #53; Folder #05
2004.28.091912 Miller & Rhoads order by Mrs. W.W. Bennett nee Grace Post; 1914 J.W. Marshall Oyster letterhead and note to Dr. Bennett; 1913 John Milby Receipt for Lumber;1908 W.W. Bennett tax receiptVaultBox #43; Folder #103
2004.28.10Deed 1835, Conklin to AdamsVaultBox #59; Folder #93
2004.28.11Deed 1838, Conklin to AddamsVaultBox #59; Folder #94
2004.28.12Deed 1871, Tucker to PostVaultBox #59; Folder #95
2004.28.13Deed 1880, Wright and Barnes to PostVaultBox #59; Folder #97
2004.28.14Deed 1895, Adams to PostVaultBox #59; Folder #96
2004.31.01The Keys of Colonial Virginia, genealogy of the Key family of Truhart, Va.VaultBox #58; Folder #131
2004.32.01The Lumpkin Family of Virginia, Georgia and MississippiVaultBox #58; Folder #130
2004.32.02Genealogy - Minor, Scales, Cottrell and Gray FamiliesVaultBox #58; Folder #129
2004.32.03Lumpkin Family of King and Queen CountyVaultBox #58; Folder #128
2004.33.012 Puzzle Maps/Geography Games 1900-1920: American City Lotto (C.S. Hammond & Co.) and U.S. State Map (Milton Bradley)Storage Shelves
2004.34.01Account Book of Annie M. ShackelfordVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #104
2004.35.01Account Book near Walkerton 1916Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #105
2004.36.01Account Book J.T. Barefoot Store, Favor,1906 (other Favor account books at VHS)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #112
2004.37.01Tethering BlockCarriage House
2004.38.01Podium for SpeakersLog Schoolhouse
2004.38.02Fireplace Light for SchoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.38.03Three Wall Sconces for SchoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.38.04Locks for SchoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.38.05SchoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.38.06Purbeckian StoneLog Schoolhouse
2004.39.01Babydoll carriageHall Top Floor
2004.40.01Pair of cast iron andironsLog Schoolhouse
2004.42.01Handmade wooden bench for schoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.42.02Handmade mantle for schoolhouseLog Schoolhouse
2004.43.01Two Millstones from Trice's Mill, on loan from Robert F. NormanFront lawn
2004.44.01Three files of miscellaneous materials on King and Queen County Historical Society from files of David Nelson SuttonArchives Bldg
2004.44.02Print of King & Queen Courthouse, #99/500 by Richard Athersone Genders, signedLibrary
2005.01.01Wool and cotton hand-woven bedspread, 1879, red, blue, beige, Longest family20th Century Bedroom
2005.02.01Copy of letter written to Gulie Griggs Williams by Olive Bagby from ChinaVaultBox #49; Folder #89
2005.02.02Article on Agriculture in K&Q County, Richmond Times Dispatch June 1957VaultBox #43; Folder #104
2005.02.03Picture of Farmer’s Market, RichmondVaultBox #40; Folder #35
2005.02.04McCalls Magazine July 1908VaultBox #56; Folder #33
2005.02.05Magazine, Rural Virginia, Vol 13, No. 1, Nov. 1958VaultBox #56; Folder #32
2005.03.01Photograph of Griggs’ StoreVaultBox #40; Folder #37
2005.03.02Postcard print of Barefoot Barn, Favor, VA.VaultBox #40; Folder #36
2005.04.01Original picture of Walkerton School (2 room), circa 1908VaultBox #42; Folder #48
2005.04.02Original picture of Marriott High School, 1911 (with markers)VaultBox #42; Folder #46
2005.04.02Original picture of Marriott School 1941VaultBox #42; Folder #47
2005.04.03Original photograph of little Walkerton School (2 room) circa 1905VaultBox #42; Folder #48
2005.05.01Sweater Stretcher from home of Dr. M.H. Harris, West Point, VA20th Century Bedroom
2005.06.01Algebra text book: Elements of Algebra by Charles Davies, A.S. Barnes and Company of New York (1873). Previously owned by Sarah B. Isbell, 1855, Hanover County. Contains definitions and introductory remarks, fundamental operations,algebraic fractions, equations, square root and radicals, formation of powers,etc.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.07.01Long Island Wood Co. original letter 1912VaultBox #49; Folder #90
2005.07.02Long Island Wood Co. original letter 1913VaultBox #49; Folder #90
2005.07.03K&Q Court Letter re: J.T. Barefoot 1937VaultBox #49; Folder #91
2005.07.04List of persons convicted of Felony and Petit Larceny 1887VaultBox #66; Folder #64
2005.07.05Miscellaneous Clippings and Programs, events held in K&QVaultBox #43; Folder #106
2005.07.06K&Q 250th Anniversary, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #87
2005.07.07Article about Dr. Inman JohnsonVaultBox #43; Folder #105
2005.07.082 Smyrna Church Histories 1957 & 1982 2 Smyrna Church Dedication Service Programs: 1949VaultBox #41; Folder #42
2005.07.09Collection of items relating to Jr. Woman’s Club 1938-1952VaultBox #43; Folder #107
2005.07.10Collection of items relating to Home Demonstration Club and K&Q Fair 1938 – 1946VaultBox #43; Folder #108
2005.07.11Tract: Biography of an old Country Church St. Paul’s 1838-1971 by Mary Virginia HaileVaultBox #41; Folder #41
2005.08.01Wedding Invitation Nannie Fields Bland to W.J. Leigh, 1878 at Airville, K&Q CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #110
2005.08.02Bill of Sale Capt. Jno Wright (oyster business Staten Island) to Wm Nickles, Plainview 1853VaultBox #43; Folder #109
2005.08.0416 School Books used in K&Q schools late 1800s to early 1900sLog Schoolhouse
2005.09.02Book: The Writings of Richard A. Roane: A Sanctified Believer by L. Roane HuntVaultBox #58; Folder #132
2005.09.03The Roane Family of Virginia by Herbert Snipes Turner, edited by L. Roane HuntVaultBox #58; Folder #132
2005.10.01Photograph of The Ridge, home of Wallace McGeorge Family, near Bruington, VALibrary ClosetNotebook
2005.11.01Poster (photocopy) of Virginia Steam Navigation Co. Nov. 18, 1907, schedule for the steamer LouiseVaultBox #43; Folder #01
2005.12.01Stevensville Post Office – Wooden interior office facadePost Office
2005.12.02Apron from Stevensville Post Office, blue, no decoration or logoPost Office
2005.12.03Post Office Poster - Chart for First Class and Standard Mail Rates, Effective July 1, 1996 - from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #90
2005.12.04Post Office Poster, Postal Rates and Fees, from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #91
2005.12.05Post Office checklist for non-scanning delivery units, from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #92
2005.12.06Treatment of Undeliverable Third Class Bulk Business Mail,from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #92
2005.12.07card - Keep the Mail Safe, from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #93
2005.12.08Poster - Principled Leadership, from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #94
2005.12.09poster - Second Notice, from Stevensville Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #95
2005.12.10Rubber Stamp Racks (2) from Stevensville Post OfficePost Office
2005.12.11Shelf rack, from Stevensville Post OfficePost Office
2005.13.01Walnut trundle bed with mattress19th Century Bedroom
2005.14.01Blue Line of Mrs. Hutchinson’s map of old houses of K&Q CountyMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #40
2005.14.02Newspaper Clippings: 1) Louise Gray, Book Signing for Patchwork Quilt, Oct 27, 2002 & 2) Restoration of Tavern for museum 3) memorial bulletinVaultBox #61; Folder #41
2005.14.03Richard Lumpkin's Ciphering Book, begun 8-25-1813Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #49
2005.15.01Scrapbook compiled by Ann Burton: Invitations, clippings, 1940s, 1950sVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #12
2005.15.02Scrapbook compiled by Ann Burton: Pleasant Hill memorabililia, Invitations, clippings Iincluding Amos and Andy, Sunshine Sue, 1940s, 1950sVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #13
2005.15.03Scrapbook compiled by Ann Burton: Invitations, clippings, 1960s, 1970sVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #14
2005.15.043 certificates for Postmaster at Elsom P.O.: John Y. Burton, 1897 & 1902; Annie Burton, 1940.Map CabinetBox #43; Folder #111
2005.16.01Photograph of Griggs’ Store, as restored 2005VaultBox #40; Folder #40
2005.17.01Hymnal: On Joyful Wing, 1886 (belonged to Dr. Bennett’s wife)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.17.02Songbook: Cradle Songs, printed in GermanyArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.17.03Corr Genealogy. with photocopies of amnesty oath, june 1865, paroles from Appomattox; receipts from 1850s including one for sale of a slaves Violet and child, in 1859 by Elijah Walker to James CorrVaultBox #58; Folder #111
2005.17.03Descendants of Isaac & Murnerve Jones – Reunion of Jones Family by Robin LawsonVaultBox #58; Folder #113
2005.17.03Atkins family document copies, early 19th centuryVaultBox #58; Folder #137
2005.17.04W.W. Bennett Appointment Book, 1909VaultBox #53; Folder #06
2005.17.05Humphey Treatment of Disease, owned by W.W. BennettVaultBox #53; Folder #07
2005.18.01Steriopticon with cardsParlor
2005.18.02Unfinished knit coverlet by Martie Owen, copied from 19th century original19th Century Bedroom
2005.19.01Va. Farm Bureau 1976 Bicentennial Farm Register (chart)VaultBox #43; Folder #120
2005.19.02Bicentennial Farms (brochure)VaultBox #43; Folder #120
2005.19.03King & Queen County Historical Society Commemorative Exercises (program 1975 Independence Bicentennial)VaultBox #61; Folder #45
2005.19.04Tour of homes of K&Q, October 1975VaultBox #43; Folder #121
2005.19.05Automobile Decal K&Q, 1978, with Coat of ArmsVaultBox #43; Folder #122
2005.19.06Newspaper clipping, Jane’s Wardrobe, paper dolls from newspaper, late 1930sVaultBox #55; Folder #22
2005.19.07Newspaper clipping, Thalhimer Bros. Receipt of Betty Henley 1898 sewing itemsVaultBox #55; Folder #22
2005.19.08Sears Roebuck postcard ad for homesVaultBox #55; Folder #22
2005.19.09Magazine, Farm Journal - 1939VaultBox #56; Folder #35
2005.19.10Magazine, The Farmer - 1866VaultBox #56; Folder #34
2005.19.11American Treasury of Facts - 1886. Almanac information for the year 1886 including Census of 1880 with full election tables. American Treasury of Facts - 1886.VaultBox #56; Folder #60
2005.19.12Magazine, The Southern Planter – Sept. 1857VaultBox #56; Folder #36
2005.19.13King William County pamphlet – undatedVaultBox #56; Folder #08
2005.20.01Framed Certificate for Master Mason Roderick Bland, jr. 1875Parlor
2005.21.04“Land Records contain Maiden Names” newspaper articleVaultBox #55; Folder #21
2005.23.01Seed sowerStorage Shelves
2005.23.02ScytheBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.03Iron hoeBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.04Soldering ironBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.05Muskrat stretcherBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.06Grain sifterBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.07Manual cultivatorPost Office
2005.23.08Pressure cookerDining Room
2005.23.09Dogwood maulStorage Shelves
2005.23.10Well pulleyKitchen
2005.23.11Sausage grinderKitchen
2005.23.12Fireplace pot hangerBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.13Fireplace pot hangerBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2005.23.14Hay hookBack Hall, 2nd Fl
2005.23.15Shoe formStorage Shelves
2005.24.01Tin Mold - 7x5.5 in., 5 in. deepKitchen
2005.24.02Glass plate – 10 in.Kitchen
2005.25.01Bible records - Minor family, copies of Births and Deaths, with Family Tree ChartVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #29
2005.25.02Rumford stock order book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #113
2005.25.031941 account book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #113
2005.25.041942 inventory book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #114
2005.25.051923-1925 receipt book book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #114
2005.25.061925 inventory book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #114
2005.25.071946 cash book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #116
2005.25.081931-34 cash book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #116
2005.25.091944-46 account book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #115
2005.25.101944-45 day book, B.O. Minor Store at BiscoeVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #115
2005.26.01Letter to D.H. Bland – 1941 – Post Office Inspector concerning war emergenciesVaultBox #43; Folder #119
2005.26.024 oaths to Post Office Dept.: Chrystal Leigh Bland – 1925; G.V. Trevilian – 1932; Hunter Lee Fary – 1933;James Chandler - 1936VaultBox #43; Folder #119
2005.27.01Letter mentioning Cleveland election – 1881VaultBox #49; Folder #92
2005.27.02Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: A Grammar Containing Etymology & Syntax 1883 (owner Willie Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.03Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Practical System of Modern Geography 1837 (owner Miss B. Brown)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.04Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Holme’s Fifth Reader 1870 (owners Lib & W.A. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.05Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Swinton: Word Analysis 1880 (owner Willie A. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.06Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: A New System of Modern Geography 1825,1810 (owners Henry B. Banks, John P. Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.07Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: A Practical Grammar of the English Language by Thos. Harvey 1868 (owner Freeman Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.08Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: History of the Attempted Assassination of Pres. Garfield 1881Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.09Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Bullions’s School Grammar, 1871 (owners T. Ritchie Bland, Lib Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.10Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Gough’s Arithmetic 1807 (owner John P. Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.11Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Venable: A Practical Arithmetic 1880 (owner A.E. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.12Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Venable: Elementary Arithmetic 1879 (owners Freeman & Lib Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.13Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Davies: Elementary Algebra 1854 (owner John Bland)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.14Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Arithmetic (old, in bad condition, owner Joseph C. Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.15Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Peck: Complete Arithmetic 1883 (owner W.A. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.16Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Davies: Practical Arithmetic 1878 (owner Alice Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.17Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Blackburn & McDonald: A Grammar sh. History of U.S.) 1879 (owner W.A. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.18Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Thalheimer: The Eclectic History of the U.S. 1881Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.19Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The History of the American Revolution (very old, owners Thomas B. Walden & John T. Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.20Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Jarvis: Young Folk’s Glee Book (old, in bad condition, owned by Anderson & Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.21Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Mason: Third Music Reader 1886Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.22Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Bardeen: The Song Century Collection for School & Home 1888Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.23Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Selected Piano Music 1889Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.24Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Freedley: A Practical Treatise on Business 1852 (Joseph Hatch to Jesse)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.25Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Payne’s Business Letter Writer & Commercial Forms 1884-1908Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.26Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Burkett, Stevens & Hill: Agriculture for Beginners 1903Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.27Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Ritchie & Caldwell: Primer of Hygene 1915 (owner Libbie Roane, Gressitt School)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.28Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Browne, Withers & Tate: Child’s World 2nd Reader 1917Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.29Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Browne, Withers & Tate: The Child’s World Third Reader 1917Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.30Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Preston: The Wonder of Creation 1807 (owner John P. Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.31Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The American Spelling Book 1820 (owner John Richardson)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.32Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The New York Reader 1827Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.33Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The New York Reader # 3 1828 (owner James Henry Tucker)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.34Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The New York Reader 1844 (owners Joseph Tucker & MSBP)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.35Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The New York Spelling Book (Fourth), 1867 ( owner Freeman Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.36Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: McGuffey’s Eclectic First Reader 1853 (owner A.F. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.37Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: McGuffey’s Eclectic Fourth Reader 1853 (owner Lizzie Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.38Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: McGuffey’s Second Eclectic Reader 1865 (inscribed Mary B. Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.39Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: McGuffey’s Third Eclectic Reader 1857 (owner Freeman Post) copy #1Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.40Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools McGuffey’s Third Eclectic Reader 1857 (owner Freeman Post) copy #2Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.41Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: McGuffey’s Reading 1880’s (owners Lib & Freeman Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.42Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Hart’s Composition and Rhetoric 1868Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.43Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: English Grammar 1880’s (owner Lib Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.44Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: The Institutes of English Grammar 1878 (owner Alice Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.45Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Stepping Stones to Literature 1897Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.46Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Geography 1881 (owner Willie Post)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.47Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Fryler’s Higher Geography 1903 (owners 4 Trevilians)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.27.48Textbook, used by members of the Post family in Plainview, Belle Vue, & Gressitt schools: Looseleaf Current Topics 1930 (owners Beverly Green & G. Post jr.)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2005.28.01Plat of Toddsbury in Newtown district – 1937Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #98
2005.29.01Genealogy relating to Bagby, Baylor, Camm, Campbell, Cosby, Courtney, Gaines, Garlick, Gresham, Herdon, Hill, Jeffries, Mathews, Parker, Pierce, Pollard, Robinson, Rogers, Todd, TownleyVaultBox #58; Folder #133
2005.30.01Photograph – Shacklefords Store & P.O.VaultBox #40; Folder #39
2005.30.02Advertising Card (late 20th century) – Photograph – Thrashing grain (1940, Hanover County)VaultBox #40; Folder #38
2005.32.01History of the 380th Regiment of 80th Division 1917-1919VaultBox #54; Folder #70
2005.32.02Photograph of Archie Pemberton, original photograph, in uniform of the 380th Regiment of 80th Division 1917-1919VaultBox #54; Folder #70
2005.32.03Archie Pemberton, his soldier’s pay recordVaultBox #54; Folder #70
2005.32.04Archie Pemberton, honorable discharge 1919VaultBox #54; Folder #70
2005.33.01The Leftwich Heritage, Fall, 2005VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2005.34.01Woven Egg Basket (old)Kitchen
2005.35.01Manuscript describing Fleet’s (Sower’s, Minor’s) Mill with photographs of Fleet’s, Owen’s and Garnett’s Mill. Paper meal bag from Minor’s Mill.VaultBox #74; Folder #29
2005.36.01Colored voting record, prior to 1904VaultBox #43; Folder #112
2005.36.02Article, 1993, regarding Oliver’s StoreVaultBox #43; Folder #116
2006.01.01Smyrna Church Treasury Book 1948-1950Vault (oversized)Box #41; Folder #43
2006.01.02Favor Post Office and Store Account Books, 1919, 1919,1913 (other Favor account books at VHS)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #117
2006.02.01Genealogy of the Lewis family from Alfred the Great taken from “A Royal Lineage” by Mrs. Annah Robinson WatsonVaultBox #58; Folder #135
2006.03.01Descendants of Caleb TaylorVaultBox #58; Folder #136
2006.03.02Descendants of William GriggsVaultBox #58; Folder #136
2006.04.01Cotton gloves for handling documentsLibrary
2006.05.01Oak Commode20th Century Bedroom
2006.07.02News article from Country Courier, 1993: “Old Store to come down” re: Oliver’s Store, K&Q CourthouseVaultBox #42; Folder #52
2006.07.02News article from Country Courier, 1993: “Pleasant Hill High School’s first graduating class celebrates 50 years” & “Old Store to come down”VaultBox #42; Folder #52
2006.07.04K&Q Courthouse, unframed photograph (copy), 5x7 dated 1919VaultBox #64; Folder #13
2006.07.05Newtown School, unframed photograph (copy) 8x12 dated 1915VaultBox #42; Folder #51
2006.07.06Stevensville School, Collage of 4 student group photographs (originals glued onto scrapbook page) dated 1917, 1917,1917, and 1920VaultBox #42; Folder #50
2006.08.01Marriott School Program for play, signed by students (1930’s)VaultBox #42; Folder #53
2006.08.02Official Charter No. 50 for Ruritan National, Sept 1, 1938, listing 27 charter membersVaultBox #43; Folder #117
2006.09.01Photograph (copy) of students of Stevensville High School, 1916VaultBox #42; Folder #54
2006.10.01Letter from Thomas Kenningham telling of trip to New York on Schooner to Family in King and Queen, 1888VaultBox #49; Folder #93
2006.11.01Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett of Peach Grove, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #67; Folder #70
2006.11.02Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett - House AccountsVaultBox #67; Folder #71
2006.11.03Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett – Blacksmith ShopVaultBox #67; Folder #72
2006.11.04Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett – Army Medical Excuse, Dec 15, 1861VaultBox #67; Folder #73
2006.11.05Reuben Garnett papers: Garnett’s Grist Mill, Owenton, Va, Miller’s Tally Account Book 1867VaultBox #67; Folder #74
2006.11.06Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben Garnett – deed from John N. Ryland and wife “Lyns Mill”VaultBox #67; Folder #75
2006.11.07Reuben Garnett papers: Joseph Pollard, Hanover: Waites to Pollard – Judgement: John White vs. David Blackwell Feb 3 1787VaultBox #67; Folder #76
2006.11.08Reuben Garnett papers: George W. Banks, Capt. Essex Cavalry 4th Division, 4th Regiment, Expense AccountVaultBox #67; Folder #77
2006.11.09Reuben Garnett papers: Ms. Lucy Ann Hutcherson 1825-1829 in account with George W. GatewoodVaultBox #67; Folder #78
2006.11.10Reuben Garnett papers: King & Queen Co.– Misc. Receipts, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #79
2006.11.11Reuben Garnett papers: Misc. Receipts, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #80
2006.11.12Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence from Bernard Todd to Thomas Todd, Elizabeth Todd to Thomas Todd, etc.VaultBox #67; Folder #81
2006.11.13Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence relating to Bernard P. ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #82
2006.11.14Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence from Christopher Todd to Thomas W. ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #83
2006.11.15Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence from Philip Todd to William ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #84
2006.11.16Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence to Thomas W. Todd, wife Eliza & AccountsVaultBox #67; Folder #85
2006.11.17Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence relating to Thomas W. ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #86
2006.11.18Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence relating to Thomas Todd, Reuben Garnett, Philip Gatewood, partners in Ohio 1000+ acres (Erie Canal location)VaultBox #67; Folder #87
2006.11.19Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence relating to Joseph ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #88
2006.11.20Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence relating to Philip ToddVaultBox #67; Folder #89
2006.11.21Reuben Garnett papers: Correspondence from Joseph Todd to Thomas W. Todd 1819-1827VaultBox #67; Folder #90
2006.11.22Reuben Garnett papers: The estate of Musco G. Hunter to Sam Ayre, executor of Wm Ayres, dec’d 1817-1818; The legatees of Levin Ayres, dec’d, to Sam Ayres, admin.VaultBox #67; Folder #91
2006.11.23Reuben Garnett papers: Certificate belonging to the estate of Liven Ayres, deceasedVaultBox #67; Folder #92
2006.11.24Reuben Garnett papers: Vouchers belonging to the estate of William Ayres, deceasedVaultBox #67; Folder #93
2006.11.25Reuben Garnett papers: Reuben M. Garnett purchases BricksVaultBox #67; Folder #94
2006.11.26Reuben Garnett papers: John Muscoe Garnett 1819-1885, In MemoriamVaultBox #67; Folder #95
2006.12.01Photo (copy) of Henry P. Taylor, Jr. in front of Shepherd’s store/post office, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #22
2006.12.02Newspaper clipping relating to history of Shepherd’s Store, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #22
2006.12.03Typed transcripts of seven letters sent to Lucy Turner (Mrs. George Stacy) 1861-1864VaultBox #49; Folder #94
2006.13.01Beulah Holiness Academy 1918-1919 catalogueVaultBox #42; Folder #55
2006.13.02Beulah Academy Commencement invitation 1927VaultBox #42; Folder #55
2006.15.01King and Queen Fair Association Secretary’s Book of Minutes: 1939-1947VaultBox #43; Folder #118
2006.18.01Wool carder (one of a pair)Storage Shelves
2006.18.02Flat IronChanging Exhibits Room
2006.18.03Flat IronChanging Exhibits Room
2006.18.04Ironing board, National Wash Board Co. (all wood with original label)20th Century Bedroom
2006.18.05Wicker Laundry BasketBook closet
2006.18.06BasketKitchen
2006.18.06Basket (1)Kitchen
2006.18.07Butter Dish, round cut glassDining Room
2006.18.10Metal strainerKitchen
2006.18.11Small wooden hammerKitchen
2006.18.12Small wooden hammer, bell shapedKitchen
2006.18.131 biscuit cutter of 3Kitchen
2006.18.141 biscuit cutter of 3Kitchen
2006.18.151 biscuit cutter of 3Kitchen
2006.18.16wooden rolling pinKitchen
2006.18.17wooden spoonKitchen
2006.18.18Plaited basketKitchen
2006.18.19NutcrackerKitchen
2006.18.20metal dipperKitchen
2006.18.21metal dipper, slottedKitchen
2006.18.22large metal forkKitchen
2006.18.23large spoonKitchen
2006.18.24large spoon, slottedKitchen
2006.18.25Canning PotKitchen
2006.18.26Canning FunnelsKitchen
2006.18.27Biscuit cutterStorage
2006.18.28Shoe awlBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2006.18.29Tack PullerBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2006.18.30Wooden rolling pinKitchen
2006.18.31Dipper for CanningStorage
2006.18.32Hand wisk broomKitchen
2006.18.33Metal graterStorage
2006.18.34Metal graterStorage
2006.18.35Metal graterStorage
2006.18.36Flat Iron #5: no embellishments20th Century Bedroom
2006.18.37Ironing Board cover and padding20th Century Bedroom
2006.19.01Marriott School Bell prior to 1940 (labelled: The C.S. Bell Company, Hillsboro, Ohio No. 20 Yoke)Log Schoolhouse (outside)
2006.21.01Diary of Charles Roane & disc (transcript)VaultBox #57; Folder #06
2006.21.02Calendar (1906) advertising H&H Bland & Trevilian, General Merchandise, Plainview, Va.VaultBox #43; Folder #125
2006.21.03Apron, approx 1920, hand-made and embroidered20th Century Bedroom (dresser)
2006.21.04Forestry Club Program, 1961VaultBox #43; Folder #127
2006.21.05Richmond Public Schools honor cards (2) awarded to Chrystal Leigh 1896, 1897VaultBox #42; Folder #58
2006.21.06Frame for K&Q Courthouse printLibrary
2006.21.07250th Anniversary program, King & Queen Co. 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #126
2006.21.08Clyde Vaughan, Jr., reported killed while fighting in France WWII (newspaper article)VaultBox #54; Folder #72
2006.21.09The Boat to Baltimore (newspaper clipping & copy, July 23, 1942)VaultBox #55; Folder #23
2006.21.10K&Q Women Parade (newspaper clipping & copy, c. 1970)VaultBox #55; Folder #23
2006.21.11Local newspaper clippings for Shacklefords (March 1943, June 1943), Cologne (no date), & Oak Shade (May 1942)VaultBox #55; Folder #23
2006.24.01Marriott School class photograph 5x7 circa 1934VaultBox #42; Folder #59
2006.24.02Marriott School class photograph 2x4 1933-1934VaultBox #42; Folder #59
2006.25.01Rosenwald Schools, notes collected by Historical Society for special projectVaultBox #42; Folder #60
2006.26.01Photographic prints collected for special display project K&Q schools: Green Brier School (2 4x6, color photos); Mount Zion School (2 4x6, color photos); Stevensville School (2 5x7, b&w copies); Pleasant Hill (1 5x12, b&w copy); Marriott School (1 5x7, b&w copy); Centerville ( 1 4x7, 1 4x10.5 b&w photo copies) ; Gressitt (1 3.5x5 color photo); List of students in Centerville School class photo of 1932; pages of 39 mini-pictures printed from the CD. Also Edgehill, Mt. Olive Training School, Ruffin School, King & Queen Training School.VaultBox #42; Folder #61
2006.26.02Digital Photographs on CD collected for special display project K&Q schools: Green Brier School (2 4x6, color photos); Mount Zion School (2 4x6, color photos); Stevensville School (2 5x7, b&w copies); Pleasant Hill (1 5x12, b&w copy); Marriott School (1 5x7, b&w copy); Centerville ( 1 4x7, 1 4x10.5 b&w photo copies); Gressitt (1 3.5x5 color photo); List of students in Centerville School class photo of 1933. Also Edgehill, Mt. Olive Training School, Ruffin School.Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.27.01Dunkirk Bridge, news article & map by John Rennolds printed in the Rappahannock Times March 1970VaultBox #55; Folder #24
2006.28.01Photocopy and transcript of deed dated 1810 from Dickey Shepherd to Robert B. Semple together with notesVaultBox #59; Folder #99
2006.29.01Biscoe Store & Post Office - original photograph of interior & B.O. MinorVaultBox #40; Folder #42
2006.30.01Little Plymouth Academy (private) photocopy, students and teachers, one identified as Carlisle BlandVaultBox #42; Folder #62
2006.30.02Shanghai Store & Post Office, photograph 1891 (copy) with Harry Bland, Charley Bland, J.W. Carlton, Bernard Carlton, Wellie, Irvington Carlton, Charles T. BlandVaultBox #40; Folder #43
2006.31.01Framed newspaper articles on King & Queen Schools (Mini page)Changing Exhibits Room
2006.33.01Account Book, 1879-1883 (Cumnor, presumably)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #118
2006.33.02Account Book, 1883-1886 (Cumnor, CC Vaughan)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #119
2006.33.03Account Book, 1886-1887 (Cumnor, CC Vaughan)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #120
2006.33.04Account Book, 1887-1889 (CC Vaughan)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #121
2006.33.05Postmasters Account Book , Cumnor 1915-1918 (CC Vaughan)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #122
2006.33.06Post Office Registered Mail Register, Cumnor 1923-1929 (CC Vaughan)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #123
2006.33.07Parry’s Buggies, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1904 CatalogVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #124
2006.33.08Accounts for Post Office Carlton’s Store, William Hoskins, 1887-1892Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #125
2006.33.09Account Book, 1920, W.R. Courtney on coverVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #126
2006.33.10Account Book, 1915, unidentifiedVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #127
2006.34.01Flint point, Paleoindian Period (15,000-8000 B.C.), Clovis style, framed with 2 newspaper articles, describing its discovery in 1934, indigenousStorage Cabinet
2006.35.01Spinning WheelBathroom-Top Floor
2006.35.02Blacksmith tongsHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2006.35.03Hilling hoe – no handleHistory Exhibit, Panel #02 Life 1800s
2006.35.041850 Census King William & King & Queen Counties by Wayne LowersVaultBox #43; Folder #128
2006.35.05List (photocopy) of children and grandchildren of Ella Minor and handwritten copyVaultBox #58; Folder #140
2006.35.06Account book 1927-1934 M.E. Loving, Salvia, VirginiaVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #128
2006.35.07Purchase Order Ledger for store, 1934-38 T.O. Minor, M.E. LovingVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #129
2006.35.08Newspaper clipping, Saturday Evening Post, 1908VaultBox #55; Folder #25
2006.35.09Report on audit, King & Queen County 1935VaultBox #43; Folder #129
2006.35.10Handwritten arithmetic text, name inside may be Richard Fewe, Culpeper, 1878VaultBox #42; Folder #63
2006.35.12School Board Expense Book, 1918-1921 including payments to teachers, Newtown District; Poster: A list of all Persons who have paid all assessable state Capitation Tax for years 1930, 1931, 1932VaultBox #42; Folder #64
2006.35.13Clerk’s Book, School Board, 1912-1918VaultBox #42; Folder #65
2006.35.14Newtown District School Minutes, 1870-1896VaultBox #42; Folder #67
2006.35.15School Board Accounts, 1927-1932VaultBox #42; Folder #68
2006.35.16Fifty (50) Deeds of Trust for benefit of George Minor, from early 1900’sVaultBox #66; Folder #100
2006.36.01Print of King and Queen Courthouse, #87/500 by Richard Atherston GendersMap CabinetBox #79; Folder #27
2006.39.01Genealogy - James M. Pollard, 1842-1898 manuscript prepared Richard O. Baldwin, Jr.VaultBox #58; Folder #139
2006.42.01King & Queen County Historical Society Minute Book #1, 1953-1973Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.02King & Queen County Historical Society Minute Book #2, 1973-1977 (includes 1970 lease of the Clerk's Office)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.03King & Queen County Historical Society Minute Book #3, 1977-1984Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.04King & Queen County Historical Society Minute Book #4, 1985-1997Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.05King & Queen Historical Society secretary’s notes for minutesVaultBox #61; Folder #46
2006.42.06Blue Line (text) for original printing of Old Houses of King & QueenArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #61; Folder #48
2006.42.07Blue Line (text and map) for reprint of Old Houses of King & QueenVaultBox #61; Folder #49
2006.42.08Clippings, Reviews, Correspondence pertaining to Old Houses of King & QueenVaultBox #61; Folder #50
2006.42.10List of documents (owned by K&Q HS) microfilmed by the Va. Historical Society in 1987VaultBox #61; Folder #47
2006.42.11Negative of Mrs. Hutchinson’s King & Queen map. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, VAArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #44; Folder #13
2006.42.12Walkerton Post Office Money Order Book 1893-1910Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #130
2006.42.13King & Queen Historical Society: Courthouse Green Historic District ApplicationsVaultBox #64; Folder #19
2006.42.14King & Queen Historical Society: Tavern Grant, from state; Easement; Jesse Ball duPont matching GrantVaultBox #68; Folder #07
2006.42.15King & Queen Historical Society: Tavern ConstructionVaultBox #68; Folder #16
2006.42.16King & Queen Historical Society: Tavern Exhibits, Wallpaper, FurnishingsVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.17King & Queen Historical Society: Tavern Sidewalk ConstructionVault Filing Cabinet
2006.42.18Copies of Virginia Historical Society Records referencing King & Queen CountyVaultBox #61; Folder #59
2006.42.19Tavern Museum: Power Point fund raising presentationVaultBox #68; Folder #13
2006.42.20Tavern Museum: Lynn Perry ExhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #13
2006.42.21Accessions Committee inventory notebooks ( two ledgers, one spiral notebook and two 3-ring notebooks)Vault Filing Cabinet 1st drawer
2006.42.22Notes on preparation of index to first 50 Bulletins, original of Index and loose leaf notebookVault Filing Cabinet 1st drawer
2006.42.23History of King & Queen (True Relations) (three copies) by Edwin CoxVault Filing Cabinet 1st drawer
2006.42.24Patchwork Quilt page layout negativesVault
2006.42.25Complete set of King & Queen Historical Society Bulletins (1-85)Vault Filing Cabinet 1st drawer
2006.42.26Lady’s FanArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.27Video for School presentations (3 copies)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.28Video for Tavern – 1st approved cut, no musicVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.29Video for Tavern – 2nd approved cut, 11/26/02 with sound & musicVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.30Video for Tavern Exhibits (Cinebar) – Oversized tape, copyright 2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2006.42.31Photograph: Martha T. Owen, Carey Hall, and Olive Bagby (Circuit Court Officers), newspaper clipping photo of Carey Hall in records roomVaultBox #43; Folder #113
2006.42.32Dr. Inman Johnson’s speech to King&Queen County Historical SocietyVaultBox #61; Folder #43
2006.42.33Dedication, memorial plaque to county men who lost their lives in WWI and WWII, 1970VaultBox #61; Folder #44
2006.42.34Coleman Family Cemetery, news article, undated; Letter from Mason Grove, 1984, regarding Coleman FamilyVaultBox #43; Folder #91
2006.42.35Walden Family (1872) (large Bible in grey box on shelf)Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #23
2006.42.36Photocopy of article from the Filson Club Historical Quarterly – Ancestry of Gen. George Rogers ClarkVaultBox #58; Folder #116
2006.42.37Photograph, mill interiorVaultBox #40; Folder #05
2006.42.38Letter from W.W. Bird to ? (no date) re selling wood.VaultBox #49; Folder #82
2006.42.39Descendants of William B. GriggsVaultBox #58; Folder #114
2006.42.40Deed to TavernVaultBox #59; Folder #61
2006.42.41Washington Literary Society University of Virginia – given by C.H.RylandVaultBox #42; Folder #33
2006.42.42Photographs & obituaries – Blands, Kitty Lassiter, Albert Orgain, tombstones moved from Belmont Farm to Shackelfords ChapelVaultBox #40; Folder #33
2006.42.43Bible Records – Roanes, Blands, Andersons, Harts, Spencers, Collins, Taliaferros, TreviliansVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #27
2006.42.44Roane Family ChartVaultBox #58; Folder #10
2006.42.45Tax Bill, John W. Street. 1853VaultBox #43; Folder #132
2006.42.46Dr. Thomas J. Bates, Power of Attorney from heirs of Robert S. Bates 20 January 1888VaultBox #66; Folder #65
2006.42.47Copy of a will, writer unnamed, heirs are his children & grandchildren: Elizabeth Gouldman, Phebe Gouldman, Horace Welford Parker, Mary Gouldman, Thomas Pitts; sons Richard and John appointed executors, dated 29 March 1855VaultBox #50; Folder #42
2006.42.48Lynn Perry Exhibition posters, 2 sets (one used and faded, other set original condition) 7 posters: “Steamboats”, “Sailing Along with Lynn Perry”, “Lynn Perry Waterman”, “Schooners, Sloops, Bug-Eyes & Skipjacks”, “Diagram of a Schooner”, “To Baltimore and Back”, “Other Vessels on the Mattaponi”Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.49Lynn Perry Exhibition Artifacts including exhibit labels, rope samples, sail clothArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2006.42.49aLynn Perry Exhibition Artifacts 4 audiotapes: Lynn Perry interview, cassette tapes marked Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 1 and 2Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.50Lynn Perry & A. L. Van Name video tapeVaultBox #63; Folder #02
2006.42.51Delinquent Land Book 1901-1912Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #133
2006.42.52Delinquent Land Book 1884-1889Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #134
2006.42.53Accounts for Lands Sold for nonpayment of taxes, purchased by Commonwealth 1875-1959Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #135
2006.42.54Delinquent Land Book 1927, 1933-1963Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #136
2006.42.55Accounts for Delinquent Levies on Tangible Personal Property, etc. 1992-1997Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #137
2006.42.56Accounts for Nonpayment of Taxes – Land purchased by other than Commonwealth 1886-1959Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #138
2006.42.57Delinquent Land Book 1916-1926Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #139
2006.42.58Accounts for Collection of Delinquent Levies on Real Estate 1963-1983Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #140
2006.42.59Letter from Mrs. Minnie Crouch describing her home “Dripping Spring”, descended from Peter DeShazoVaultBox #49; Folder #95
2006.42.60Account Book of Albert Gresham, 1890-1899Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #141
2006.42.61Kay papers: Bills and receipts from 1850’s, 1860’sVaultBox #43; Folder #133
2006.42.62Ledger Book: Receipts for District War Tax Stamp Receipts, Postage Stamps, War Savings, Stamped Inventories 1917-1919Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #131
2006.42.63Tax Account Book, Benjamin Pollard, Sheriff, 1821 (photocopies)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #132
2006.42.64Video tape marked "Schooner", provenance unknownVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2006.42.65Transcript of Bible record of Robert Gaines Howerton (1817-1899),Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #28
2007.01.01Invitation to 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall 1946VaultBox #43; Folder #131
2007.01.02Checks and receipt dated 5-11-29 for 1922 automobile purchased by G. V. TrevilianVaultBox #43; Folder #130
2007.01.03Roderick Bland family genealogy (computer copy) & photocopy of handwritten account by Boothe BlandVaultBox #58; Folder #142
2007.01.04Calvert (Home School) Material ordered by Mrs. R.P. Hart for use in teaching her daughter in King & Queen County in 1928VaultBox #42; Folder #69
2007.01.051956 newspaper clipping with photo of Buena Vista School pupils in 1925VaultBox #42; Folder #21
2007.04.01Milton, home of Luther Bagby and his wife, Mable Johnson, six photographs and historyVaultBox #40; Folder #44
2007.06.01Memorial to Temple Boschen Clark (died 1983) written by Eleanor Mitchell SmithVaultBox #58; Folder #144
2007.07.01Life of Col. Richard Johnson, 1629-1699VaultBox #58; Folder #145
2007.08.01The Leftwich Heritage, Volume 14, Fall 2006VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2007.08.02Essay: “Proposed Investigation of the Leftwich Old Hall Site”VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2007.09.01Tea StrainerKitchen
2007.09.02Nutmeg graterKitchen
2007.10.01Oster Hand Hair ClippersStorage Cabinet
2007.10.02Envelope mailed in 1941, stamped with King & Queen 250th Anniversary design, 1691-1941VaultBox #43; Folder #126
2007.10.03Jacob’s Ladder (toy)Storage Shelves
2007.11.01Hand-crank telephone (1940’s) owned by W. G. Beane, officer of King&Queen and West Point Telephone Co.Dining Room
2007.11.02Stirrup (brass, broken)Storage Cabinet
2007.12.01German Shot gun/rifle (side by side) – 18th century, hand-madeParlor
2007.13.01K&Q County Circuit Court SealStorage Cabinet
2007.13.02Two-hole punch from CourthouseStorage Cabinet
2007.14.013 Confederate Bills ($5, $10, $100) authenticity not verifiedStorage Cabinet
2007.15.01Artifacts from Old Church United Methodist Church foundation digStorage Cabinet
2007.16.01Eyeglasses, one pair, from the Washington familyStorage Cabinet
2007.16.02Eyeglasses, one pair, small oval lensesStorage Cabinet
2007.17.01Constitution of Virginia, blue paper bound amended 1928, printed 1937, studied by Florence Gressitt Roane at Pleasant Hill High SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #70
2007.17.02John Mann autobiography, 1884 (photocopies of the handwritten document and a transcription) and a 2007 letter containing further Mann genealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #146
2007.18.01Shipping statement: on board schooner “Alphabet”, William R. Wurley, master, pine wood shipped by by W.S. Roane, 1887 from Shepherd’s Warehouse to Baltimore, original & copyVaultBox #45; Folder #142
2007.18.02Miller & Rhoads Art Needlework Dept. stamping patterns (for embroidery)VaultBox #71; Folder #01
2007.18.03Singer Sewing Machine statement (J.W. Vaughan, agent) & envelope addressed to Maria Bland, 1884 original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #02
2007.18.04Bill from R. H. Macy Bill to Mrs. Garrett Post for curtains, 1901, original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #03
2007.18.05Recipes for keeping butter and beef, Mrs. Garrett Post, originalVaultBox #71; Folder #04
2007.18.06Letter to Ms Wright from G. Trevilian, on W.J. Leigh stationery, on store business, 1881 original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #05
2007.18.07Advertising card, The Commercial Fire Insurance Company, W. J. Leigh, agent, Plain View original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #06
2007.18.08Advertising card, Oysterman’s Home, Plain View original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #07
2007.18.09Advertising ink blotter, The Commercial Fire Insurance Company, W. J. Leigh, agent, Plain View original & copyVaultBox #71; Folder #08
2007.18.10Officers of the King and Queen County Fair (original, undated)VaultBox #43; Folder #134
2007.18.11Community Connections, A directory of Resources for the King and Queen Community, 1997VaultBox #43; Folder #135
2007.18.12H.S. Bland, Federal Income Tax Return, 1937 (original)VaultBox #71; Folder #09
2007.18.13Shackelfords Chapel United Methodist Church Sesquicentennial Celebration 1857-2007VaultBox #41; Folder #57
2007.18.14Wedding Invitation from Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Bland, Floye Belle Bland to J.D. Odell, 1886, at Buena VistaVaultBox #71; Folder #10
2007.18.15Two Bills of Sales from V.E. Leigh, Plain View, 1905, originals, 1 to Giles Crowder, 1 to Willie Riglinsburg (with minutes of The Ladies Parsonage Society written on the back of these pages)VaultBox #71; Folder #11
2007.20.011 glass quart milk bottle from Sunny Side Dairy (1930s)Storage Shelves
2007.21.01Collection of original color photographs of buildings in Walkerton (11 photos) and King & Queen (18 photos), taken in 1968 by Henry P. TaylorVaultBox #40; Folder #61
2007.22.01Albums containing newpaper clippings of obituaries, births, and birthdays 1994-2007 of King & Queen residentsVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #15
2007.22.02Albums containing newpaper clippings of weddings and anniversaries 1994-2007 of King & Queen residentsVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #16
2007.22.03Postcard photograph of O.T. Custalow “Hos-ki-no-wa-na-ah” (autographed)VaultBox #40; Folder #63
2007.22.04Postcard photograph of O.T. Custalow “With Bow & Arrow”VaultBox #40; Folder #63
2007.23.01Bolster made by Nannie Weston of Deltaville20th Century Bedroom
2007.24.01Genealogy, family of Dr. Horace Fogg, born 1801 (Payne, Fogg & Armistead), including transcriptions from the Payne family bible & photocopies of Caroline Co. Marriage RegisterVaultBox #58; Folder #147
2007.25.01U.S. Army Officer’s SwordStorage Cabinet
2007.26.01King & Queen Historical Society Index for issues 51-100, original loose pages & one bound copyVaultBox #61; Folder #52
2007.27.02North Bank, 1898, copy of black & white photoVaultBox #40; Folder #62
2007.27.03Nannie Burke of North Bank, copy of black & white photoVaultBox #40; Folder #62
2007.27.04Newspaper clipping, “Dunkirk Bridge”, Rappahannock Times: March 15, 1979 (photocopy)VaultBox #55; Folder #24
2007.30.01War Time Saving Secrets, booklet, 1943VaultBox #56; Folder #37
2007.30.02From Yuletide to Yuletide 1903 calendar inscribed to Irene Wright from the Ladies Home JournalVaultBox #71; Folder #12
2007.30.03Post card addressed to Mrs. S.M. Richardson, Plain View from Olive Bagby, 1957, photo of Gretna GreenVaultBox #71; Folder #13
2007.30.04Post Card addressed to Miss Ellie Noel, Bon Air, Virginia, 1902, print of An Old Dominion LinerVaultBox #71; Folder #14
2007.33.01The Leftwich Heritage, Volume 6, 1998VaultBox #58; Folder #66
2007.33.02“Ralph Leftwich The Emigrant” by Derek WhitfieldVaultBox #58; Folder #66
2007.37.194Recollections by Bathurst Browne Bagby, M.D. (paperback, signed) Anecdotes of everyday life in King and Queen County, Virginia.VaultBox #53; Folder #12
2007.37.211Declaration of Independence, a facsimile of a working version of the documentVaultBox #56; Folder #59
2007.37.212Taylor and Caldwell, Incorporated Minute Book 1930-1972 (covering all years from initial or organization meeting April 26, 1930 to liquidation adopted April 6, 1972)VaultBox #74; Folder #22
2007.37.213Sanders new Series. The School Roader. Third Book, published 1867, inscribed (front) Buena Vista, King and Queen Co. Va. Dec 20th 03. Sunday Evening (and back) Miss Bessie S. Vaughan. Cologne, King and Queen Co. Va, Dec 20th 1903Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.214Practical Arithmetic. Ray's Arithmetic, Part Third, inscribed (front) Tony Dunton (back) Mazie Vaughan at HomeArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.215The New Normal Mental Arithmetic by Edward Brooks, A.M. inscribed (front) Batthis, Chester, Sh (back) Miss Emmie (?), Mary BlandArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.216A Practical System of Book-keeping by Ira Mayhew A.M., 1851 inscribed (front) Sarah Cummings, Battle CreekArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.217Harvey's Elementary Grammar and Composition, 1880. inscribed (front and back) Mazie Bland Vaughan, Buena Vista, Va.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.218Harper's Series of School and Family Readers, School and Family Series by Marcius Willson, 1861. inscribed (front ) Aldis A. Dunton, Jr.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2007.37.262Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy - Volume 3, Number 4 - February/March 1995 (duplicate of library copy)VaultBox #58; Folder #141
2007.37.263Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy - Volume 4, Number 1 - May/June 1995 (duplicate of library copy)VaultBox #58; Folder #141
2007.37.43Virginia Highway Historical Markers , published 1931, 4th edition. From the collection of Elizabeth H. Hutchinson of "Westwood", Walkerton, Virginia.VaultBox #53; Folder #10
2007.37.63The Rumford Cook Book, by Fannie Merritt Farmer. Cookbook and recipes using Rumford baking powder, from Fannie Farmer and the Boston Cooking School.VaultBox #71; Folder #29
2007.37.66Recollections by Bathurst Browne Bagby, M.D. (paperback) Anecdotes of everyday life in King and Queen County, VirginiaVaultBox #53; Folder #12
2008.01.01Envelope (printed stationery from Hotel Walker, W.H. Walker, proprietor, Walkerton), postmarked Jan 23, 1906 Lester Manor, addressed to Mr. J.S. Walker (Mr. Singleton Walker), c/o Standard Paper Mfg Co., Richmond, VirginiaVaultBox #65; Folder #23
2008.01.02Clarkson family tree, photo copyVaultBox #58; Folder #148
2008.03.01Account Book of Thomas N. Gresham, Commissioner of Revenue, King & Queen, 1861Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #144
2008.03.02The Child’s World Fourth Reader owned by Luenna Eubank, K&Q Courthouse SchoolArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2008.03.03Child’s History of the United States 1845Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2008.03.04Surveying – book owned by George T. Bouleware 1856Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2008.03.05Uranography – owned by George T. Gresham 1846Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2008.04.01School desk chair used by Evelyn Heston ThurstonLibrary
2008.04.02Beulah Holiness Academy - Evelyn Thurston’s Report CardVaultBox #42; Folder #71
2008.04.03Beulah Holiness Academy – Class of 1926 Commencement announcement with Evelyn H. Thurston’s cardVaultBox #42; Folder #71
2008.05.01Ledger, H.S. Bland Store, 1905-1909Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #145
2008.05.02Inventory Book, H.S.Bland StoreVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #146
2008.05.03Purchase Book 1903-1909Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #147
2008.05.04Letter to H.S. Bland from H.P. Taylor, re: Selective Service Law 1940VaultBox #49; Folder #96
2008.05.05Letter to K&Q Farm Bureau members from Latane Trice, re: cost of operation 1977VaultBox #49; Folder #97
2008.05.06Letter to Cologne Post Master from Postal Inspector, Richmond, re: closing Cologne Post Office 1964VaultBox #49; Folder #98
2008.06.01K&Q Ruritan Club group photo of members c. 1943-44Map CabinetBox #70; Folder #01
2008.06.02K&Q Ruritan Club certificate of original Charter (#50), 1953Map CabinetBox #70; Folder #02
2008.06.03Ruritan Official Charter, 1938, with names of the charter members; a History of the Ruritan Club; lyrics to Ruritan songsVaultBox #70; Folder #03
2008.06.04Ruritan Club Heart Fund Certificate, 1964VaultBox #70; Folder #04
2008.06.05Ruritan Club Certificates from National, 1993, on the 55th Anniversary; photograph of presentation to David Litchfield; photograph of membersVaultBox #70; Folder #05
2008.06.06Ruritan Club, Adopt a Highway Certificates of Appreciation for 1995, 1996, 1999VaultBox #70; Folder #06
2008.06.07Ruritan Club, Certificate of Achievement from Chesapeake District Ruritan, 1995VaultBox #70; Folder #07
2008.06.08Ruritan Club, Certificate of Achievement from Chesapeake District Ruritan, 1996VaultBox #70; Folder #08
2008.06.09Ruritan Club, Certificate in recognition of contributions from Ruritan National, undatedVaultBox #70; Folder #09
2008.06.10Ruritan Club Minutes 1939-1941VaultBox #70; Folder #10
2008.06.11Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1951VaultBox #70; Folder #11
2008.06.12Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1952VaultBox #70; Folder #12
2008.06.13Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1953VaultBox #70; Folder #13
2008.06.14Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1954VaultBox #70; Folder #14
2008.06.15Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1955; two handbooks from Ruritan NationalVaultBox #70; Folder #15
2008.06.16Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1956VaultBox #70; Folder #16
2008.06.17Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1957VaultBox #70; Folder #17
2008.06.18Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1958VaultBox #70; Folder #18
2008.06.19Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1959VaultBox #70; Folder #19
2008.06.20Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1960; account of establishment of a medical center in Walkerton, 1960VaultBox #70; Folder #20
2008.06.21Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1961VaultBox #70; Folder #21
2008.06.22Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1962VaultBox #70; Folder #22
2008.06.23Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1963VaultBox #70; Folder #23
2008.06.24Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1964VaultBox #70; Folder #24
2008.06.25Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1965VaultBox #70; Folder #25
2008.06.26Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1966VaultBox #70; Folder #26
2008.06.27Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1967VaultBox #70; Folder #27
2008.06.28Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1968VaultBox #70; Folder #28
2008.06.29Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1969VaultBox #70; Folder #29
2008.06.30Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book and Treasurer's Book, 1970VaultBox #70; Folder #30
2008.06.31Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1971VaultBox #70; Folder #31
2008.06.32Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1972VaultBox #70; Folder #32
2008.06.33Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1973VaultBox #70; Folder #33
2008.06.34Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1974VaultBox #70; Folder #34
2008.06.35Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1975VaultBox #70; Folder #35
2008.06.36Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1976VaultBox #70; Folder #36
2008.06.37Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1977VaultBox #70; Folder #37
2008.06.38Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1980VaultBox #70; Folder #38
2008.06.39Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1981VaultBox #70; Folder #39
2008.06.40Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1982VaultBox #70; Folder #40
2008.06.41Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1983VaultBox #70; Folder #41
2008.06.42Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1984VaultBox #70; Folder #42
2008.06.43Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1985VaultBox #70; Folder #43
2008.06.44Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1986VaultBox #70; Folder #44
2008.06.45Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1987VaultBox #70; Folder #45
2008.06.46Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1988VaultBox #70; Folder #46
2008.06.47Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1989VaultBox #70; Folder #47
2008.06.48Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1990VaultBox #70; Folder #48
2008.06.49Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1991VaultBox #70; Folder #49
2008.06.50Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1992VaultBox #70; Folder #50
2008.06.51Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1993VaultBox #70; Folder #51
2008.06.52Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1994VaultBox #70; Folder #52
2008.06.53Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1995VaultBox #70; Folder #53
2008.06.54Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1996VaultBox #70; Folder #54
2008.06.55Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1997VaultBox #70; Folder #55
2008.06.56Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1998VaultBox #70; Folder #56
2008.06.57Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 1999VaultBox #70; Folder #57
2008.06.58Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2000VaultBox #70; Folder #58
2008.06.59Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2001VaultBox #70; Folder #59
2008.06.60Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2002VaultBox #70; Folder #60
2008.06.61Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2003VaultBox #70; Folder #61
2008.06.62Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2004VaultBox #70; Folder #62
2008.06.63Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2005VaultBox #70; Folder #63
2008.06.64Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2006VaultBox #70; Folder #64
2008.06.65Ruritan Club Official Secretary's Book, 2007VaultBox #70; Folder #65
2008.06.66Ruritan Club Charter members list, 1938, with names, addresses, & occupationsVault
2008.07.01The Leftwich Heritage, Fall, 2007; Summer 2008 (#16)VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2008.08.01VCU Magazine, Spring 1981, article “Walkerton Portraits” featuring Gary SangeVaultBox #65; Folder #24
2008.09.01Gems from Flora owned by Jane Sears (Robert Bland family), containings hand-written entries made by her friends, c. 1854-1856VaultBox #53; Folder #13
2008.09.02Bland genealogy, hand-written original and copy, descendants of John Bland of London England (author unacknowledged)VaultBox #58; Folder #149
2008.09.03Major Roderick Bland biography, hand-written original and copy (author unacknowledged)VaultBox #58; Folder #149
2008.09.04Pin Cushion, circa 1900, 6 by 12 inches20th Century Bedroom
2008.10.01Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1948VaultBox #56; Folder #38
2008.10.02Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1949VaultBox #56; Folder #38
2008.10.03Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1950VaultBox #56; Folder #38
2008.10.04Pamphlet, “The Easiest Way To Iron a Shirt”VaultBox #56; Folder #38
2008.10.05Marriage certificate (certified copy and photocopy of certified copy) of Maria Frances Roane (daughter of William Schyler Roane) and Joel Jonah Bland, October 1864, issued in King and Queen CountyVaultBox #58; Folder #150
2008.11.01K&Q County vehicle decal, 1978VaultBox #43; Folder #122
2008.11.02Historical Society Correspondence, etc. prior to 1970Vault Filing Cabinet
2008.12.01Indexing Software, purchased and used to index the BulletinsVault Filing Cabinet 1st drawer
2008.13.01Account book from Walkerton store belonging to Albert G. Sale of North Bank 1838-1871Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #148
2008.13.02Account book from Walkerton store belonging to Albert G. Sale of North Bank1840Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #149
2008.13.03Account book from Walkerton store belonging to Albert G. Sale of North Bank 1840Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #150
2008.13.04Account book from Walkerton store belonging to Albert G. Sale of North Bank 1841Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #151
2008.16.01Notebook of information relating Indigenous people's artifacts in John Smith ExhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #01
2008.16.02Poster: "Chiefs of United Indians of Virginia from United Indians of Virginia" (Native Americans)Archives BuildingBox #72; Folder #02
2008.16.03Posters: "First People The Early Indians of Virginia from Dept of Historic Resources" ( Native Americans, 7 copies)Archives Building, in Secretary deskBox #72; Folder #03
2008.17.01Posters designed for John Smith Exhibit: 1) The Native American Presence 4) How do we know where John Smith went on this trip? 5) John Smith 6) Jamestown Colony 7) Capture Route Maps 8) John Smith Capture Route Narrative 9) Adventures on the JamesArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #72; Folder #04
2008.17.02John Smith Exhibit Poster: Chesapeake Bay in John Smith’s Time published by National GeographicArchives Building, in Secretary deskBox #72; Folder #05
2008.17.03John Smith exhibit source materials – Capture RouteVaultBox #72; Folder #06
2008.17.04John Smith exhibit source materials - JamestownVaultBox #72; Folder #07
2008.17.05Pamphlets and publications relating to John Smith exhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #09
2008.17.06Narratives for John Smith ExhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #10
2008.17.07Correspondence relating to John Smith exhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #11
2008.17.08John Smith exhibit source materials – Indigenous peopleVaultBox #72; Folder #08
2008.17.09John Smith’s Shallop Rendezvous August 2007 DeltavilleVaultBox #72; Folder #12
2008.17.13John Smith Exhibit Poster (mounted) - Map, Capture RouteVault
2008.17.14John Smith Exhibit Poster (mounted) - Map, Exploring the ChesapeakeVault
2008.17.15Map: Virginia Discovered and discribed by Captayn John Smith, 1608 (published 1995, Globe Sales Publications)Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #42
2008.17F.01Debry print, mounted (copies 1 and 2) showing Indigenous people fishingVault
2008.17F.02Debry print, mounted (copies 1 and 2) showing hamlet occupied by Indigenous peopleVault
2008.18.01Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1890-1891Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #152
2008.18.02Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1904-1908Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #153
2008.18.03Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1905-1908Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #154
2008.18.04Day Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1908-1912Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #155
2008.18.05Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1912-1915Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #156
2008.18.06Index Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, CumnorVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #157
2008.18.07Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1906-1932Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #158
2008.18.08Account Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1928-1937Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #159
2008.18.09Money Order Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, Cumnor 1921Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #160
2008.18.10Receipt from heirs of J.M. Jeffries to C.C. Vaughan, 1891, cash payment for purchase of Spring Farm (photocopy of original pasted inside of ledger 45.158)VaultBox #45; Folder #161
2008.18.11Statement of Mattaponi Baptist Church fire and parsonage building, 1928 (photocopy of original pasted inside of ledger 45.152)VaultBox #45; Folder #162
2008.18.12Index Book, C.C. Vaughan Store, CumnorVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #163
2008.20.01Graves family treeVaultBox #58; Folder #151
2008.21.01Letter on Pollard & Bagby Investment Corp stationery from Albert W. Pollard, President, to Mr. W.G. Beane Jr. of King&Queen regarding proxy statement for King and Queen and West Point Telephone Co.VaultBox #43; Folder #77
2008.21.02Envelope containing notes and other documents relating to King and Queen and West Point Telephone Co.VaultBox #43; Folder #26
2008.22.01Courthouse Green Historic District, Application for state and national registration, 1998 (3 copies) and Janet Averill's Building ReviewVaultBox #64; Folder #19
2008.22.02Courthouse Green Historic District; consents from landowners, presentation to Board of Supervisors, joint letter of intentions, other documents used to develop the application for historic status, 1998VaultBox #64; Folder #20
2008.22.03Courthouse Green Historic District, photocopies of plats, maps, photos, and other documentation presented in application for historic status, 1998VaultBox #64; Folder #21
2008.22.04Courthouse Green Historic District, publications used in application to register as a historic site, 1998VaultBox #64; Folder #22
2008.22.05Tavern Museum Building Review and Investigation by Janet Averill September 1998VaultBox #68; Folder #04
2008.22.06Tavern Museum Building Renovation 1998, Building Review and Investigation by Janet Averill, Building Permit, Certificate of Liability Insurance, Preproposal Conference, Public Notice Ad for Bids, Budget, Task Force Agenda, Task Force Reports, request to DHS for matching funds, Invoices, Certificate for substantial completion, Approval for Certificate of OccupancyVaultBox #68; Folder #05
2008.22.07Tavern Museum Building Renovation Jesse Ball duPont Grant Proposal for matching grant 1999, newspaper articles re: awarding of grant 1999, program evaluation 2000, other correspondence and literatureVaultBox #68; Folder #06
2008.22.08Tavern Museum Building Renovation Virginia State Grant, photocopy of Grant application, undated, photocopy of grant agreement 6/25/1999, related correspondence and publicationsVaultBox #68; Folder #07
2008.22.09Tavern Museum Building Renovation Construction documents with Art & Architecture, project understanding/contract, floor plansVaultBox #68; Folder #08
2008.22.10Tavern Museum Building Renovation construction documents with Norman Construction Inc, 1999/2000, Project Proposal, Contract, Change Orders, Project Directory, Schedule of ValuesVaultBox #68; Folder #09
2008.22.100Pamphlet, The Early Post Offices of King William County, Virginia, 1825-1968VaultBox #56; Folder #70
2008.22.101Alumni of Rappahannock Academy establish scholarship, Southside Sentinel article, 2005, with photos of school buildings and Prof. W.E. RobinsonVaultBox #42; Folder #76
2008.22.102Photo Reverend R.W. Lawson, founder of King & Queen Training SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #61
2008.22.103King & Queen County Historical Society Jack Spain correspondence regarding Lewis Cemetery, 1998VaultBox #61; Folder #71
2008.22.104King and Queen County Fair program, October 27, 1939; held at Stevensville SchoolVaultBox #43; Folder #174
2008.22.105Docent Information, suggested policiesVaultBox #68; Folder #51
2008.22.106Instructions for assembling speaker standVaultBox #68; Folder #52
2008.22.107Photographs of Museum Exhibits, including Tool ExhibitVaultBox #68; Folder #53
2008.22.108Photos from the 1970's; Chapultepec, Farmville, Goshen, Liberty Hall, and PlainviewVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.109The Story of Virginia: Becoming Equal. Teacher Guide and Curriculum Unit; Brown V. board of Education: 50 Years of Integration; The Civil Rights Movement in Virginia; published by The Virginia Historical Society, 2005VaultBox #42; Folder #104
2008.22.11Tavern Museum Building Renovation, installation of utilities 1999, proposal from Howell's Heating and Air for plumbing and HVAC, Specifiations form Cocoon Cellulose, Stannah Chairlift manual, Library alarm system, wireless Security System specs, Tristate Electrical lighting fixtures, Colonial Plating Shop message, Museum interior budget, Southern Woodworking InvoiceVaultBox #68; Folder #10
2008.22.111Pamphlet: Virginia History in Documents 1621-1788: transcriptions of 10 documents beginning with An Ordinance and Constitution for a Council and Assembly in Virginia, July 24,1621 and last, Form of Ratification of the Constitution, June 25, 1788. Published by the Library of Virginia, 1974Map CabinetBox #56; Folder #71
2008.22.112Memorandum expressing the present intent of the Board of Supervisors as to the development of the Tavern Building as a museum, undated, signed by R.C. Rogers, Chairman BoS, and Jack Spain, President K&Q Co. Historical SocietyVaultBox #68; Folder #54
2008.22.113Undated inventory of King & Queen County Historical Society booksVaultBox #61; Folder #73
2008.22.114Courthouse Green Historic District 1998, Virginia Landmarks Registration: letters of congratulations, Certificate of listing, brochure of plaque suppliersVaultBox #64; Folder #34
2008.22.115Video tour instructions; procedures - introduction to museum on disketteVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.116Photographs of county history artifacts on disketteVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.117Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Reconstructing the FutureVault
2008.22.118Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Courthouse LodgingVault
2008.22.119Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Life, Making a LivingVault
2008.22.12Tavern Museum Building Renovation Research on Utilities 1999, lighting, heating, air conditioningVaultBox #68; Folder #11
2008.22.120Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Liberty, Gaining FreedomVault
2008.22.121Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Pursuit of Happiness, Community #1Vault
2008.22.122Tavern Museum poster (mounted), Pursuit of Happiness, Community, #2Vault
2008.22.13Tavern Museum Building Renovation Correspondence, mainly between Jack and Norman Construction, Art and ArchitectureVaultBox #68; Folder #12
2008.22.14Tavern Museum Presentations by Jack Spain, including "Who Owns the Metropolitan Museum" and K&QHS annual meetingVaultBox #68; Folder #13
2008.22.15Tavern Museum original Brochure by Beth ParishVaultBox #68; Folder #14
2008.22.16King & Queen County Historical Society Archives Building air conditioning installation 2001, proposal, contract with Boyer, building permitVaultBox #61; Folder #55
2008.22.17Dedication of brick sidewalk, Dec. 8, 2002, and sponsorsVaultBox #68; Folder #15
2008.22.18King & Queen County Historical Society Archives Building repair 2006VaultBox #61; Folder #56
2008.22.19Tavern Museum Building improvements 2007, windows, 2nd Stannah elevator chair, shuttersVaultBox #68; Folder #16
2008.22.20Tavern Museum Exhibits start-up promotional material, master plan for exhibits with working documents, video overview, brochure credits, naming opportunities, volunteer recruiting, Antiques Road Show K&Q style, press release for preview openingVaultBox #72; Folder #14
2008.22.21Courthouse Green history panel working documentsVaultBox #72; Folder #15
2008.22.22Tavern History panel text and object sources for Panels Life, Liberty and Pursuit of HappinessVaultBox #72; Folder #16
2008.22.23History Panel Exhibits, time line, summary of notes of meeting with Black Community, inventory of items in exhibits, working lists, descriptions, artwork, Virginia Historical Soc. literature, The Story of Virginia, Church Parishes of K&Q County, exhibit design proposal from Art and Architecture (2 copies)VaultBox #72; Folder #17
2008.22.24Acknowledgements of gifts and loans for Museum Exhibits 2000VaultBox #72; Folder #18
2008.22.25Antique Tools in King and Queen County, object descriptions for first changing exhibitVaultBox #72; Folder #19
2008.22.26Tavern and Archives Inventory, sorted by "Room" column, 2002VaultBox #72; Folder #20
2008.22.27Louise Gray, book signing for "a Patchwork Quilt", 2002, photos by Ellen WhiteVaultBox #40; Folder #73
2008.22.28King & Queen County maps; 1997 VDOT highway map; Historic K&Q Historic County (4 copies); Tavern Museum Brochure; Parks and Facilities (2 copies); A Day in the Country, Garden Club Tour, 2005VaultBox #44; Folder #14
2008.22.29Newspaper clipping, Carroll Lee Walker "Man works to preserve buildings" May 22, 2005VaultBox #55; Folder #30
2008.22.30Tavern Open House, December 2007, photos by Jack and Mary SpainVaultBox #40; Folder #74
2008.22.31Dahlgren Tour November 19, 2008, photos by Jack and Mary Spain, and itinerary, Endowment Fund tourVaultBox #40; Folder #75
2008.22.32Article re: Essex Museum: "Museum Receives Newspaper Account of Union Occupation", article undated, without banner; Newspaper datelined Washington, April 17, 1862VaultBox #55; Folder #113
2008.22.33Program from the 250th Anniversary of the founding of King William County (2nd copy)VaultBox #56; Folder #08
2008.22.34Original photograph of teachers and students at Buena Vista School owned by Louise Bland, given by Minor TrevilianVaultBox #42; Folder #21
2008.22.36Walkerton Fire Department Turkey Shoot Poster, 1973, 2 copies; Historical Society treasurer's notes on backVaultBox #65; Folder #33
2008.22.37Historic Roads of Virginia, A Brief History of the Roads of Virginia 1607-1940 by Nathaniel Mason Pawlett; photocopied from Library of VirginiaVaultBox #56; Folder #61
2008.22.38Antiques Forum Tour Brochure, 2008; tour includes Dixon in K&Q CountyVaultBox #56; Folder #62
2008.22.39Letter from Jane Cluverius Wiles re: Fauntleroy and Cluverius genealogy and possessions, response to Tavern Museum request for items to build collectionVaultBox #58; Folder #165
2008.22.40Email from VDOT re: Aylett Bridges, December 2000VaultBox #43; Folder #146
2008.22.41Aerial Photograph of the Fish Hatchery, StevensvilleVaultBox #74; Folder #09
2008.22.42William Hugh Wyatt, veteran of WWII, photocopy, undatedVaultBox #54; Folder #81
2008.22.43Newspaper clipping, Alinda Uzel visits the West Point Rotary August 2005VaultBox #55; Folder #32
2008.22.44Newspaper clipping, Travellers Rest, K&Q County, Country Courier (undated)VaultBox #55; Folder #33
2008.22.45Photocopy of a watercolor print of the Tavern MuseumVaultBox #40; Folder #76
2008.22.46emails to Jack Spain re: Cooke family who owned Benvenue, mentions the cemetery thereVaultBox #58; Folder #168
2008.22.47List of items from the K&Q Historical Society collection, copied by the Virginia Historical Society in1987, and indexed in the VHS collection.VaultBox #61; Folder #59
2008.22.48Audio Tape of Charles H. Ryland, K&Q Annual Meeting at LanefieldVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.49Diskette: K&Q Inventory modified for websiteVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.50Diskette: K&Q Museum Library Collection as of 10-10-07Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.51"The Middle Peninsula, Virginia's Pearl" by Sally Mills, a special photo issue, Virginia Wildlife February 1998VaultBox #55; Folder #41
2008.22.52Carey C. Hall collection for K&Q Courthouse History, article K&Q 1774-1776, photocopyVaultBox #64; Folder #27
2008.22.53Carey C. Hall collection, documents relating to the Courthouse (Edmund Tunstall) deed: a photocopy of deed, a letter from Mrs. A.P. Gwathmey, a list of deedbook references to the Courthouse propertyVaultBox #64; Folder #29
2008.22.54Carey C. Hall collection, photocopy of Caroline Jones' description of the K&Q Courthouse School from her book From Fifty-two to Two.VaultBox #64; Folder #30
2008.22.55Carey C. Hall collection, two newspaper articles: Shopping at the Country Store One Hundred Years Ago, by Kathleen Allen; Prize-Winning Sketch, about James T. BlandVaultBox #64; Folder #31
2008.22.56Dedication of the Administration Building and Courthouse Building, K&Q County, 1997: Invitations (2), Programs (3) and newspaper articles with photo of Tavern (before 1997)VaultBox #64; Folder #32
2008.22.57Invoice from Willys Motors, Inc. for a car (Willys Sedan) sold to R.F. Milby of Shacklefords, March 26, 1931VaultBox #74; Folder #19
2008.22.58The Village of King & Queen Courthouse by Carey C. Hall (published in Bulletin #8, 1960)VaultBox #64; Folder #33
2008.22.59Letters to Alma Bland re: collection of Funds for the Confederate Monument, 1904-1913VaultBox #64; Folder #26
2008.22.60Carey C. Hall collection: 250th Anniversary of K&Q County, Robert B. Tunstall address & program, 1941VaultBox #64; Folder #28
2008.22.61Tavern Lease, signed, 1999, and renewal October 2005VaultBox #68; Folder #23
2008.22.62REA 2000 Annual Report "Created with Cooperation"VaultBox #74; Folder #21
2008.22.63Tavern Museum Volunteers & Volunteer Literature, 2000VaultBox #68; Folder #24
2008.22.64King & Queen Courthouse Post Office Exhibit Info - 2001VaultBox #72; Folder #22
2008.22.65King & Queen Courthouse, references in the Historical Record, used for Exhibit, 2001VaultBox #72; Folder #23
2008.22.66Exhibits material - Samples for Life (3 panels), Liberty (3 panels) and Pursuit of Happiness (3 panels), 2001VaultBox #72; Folder #24
2008.22.67Video Tour of the Tavern: correspondence with Cinnebar 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #25
2008.22.68Video Tour of the Tavern: Script Development 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #26
2008.22.69Video Tour of the Tavernl: Invoices for Equipment, 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #27
2008.22.70Video Tour of the Tavern: News Articles, 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #28
2008.22.71Tavern Renovation: Norman Construction, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #29
2008.22.72Documents for publishing A Patchwork Quilt, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #30
2008.22.73Eastern View Log Schoolhouse History, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #31
2008.22.74Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, letter of gift from Marian Minor 2003, 2 copies of lease (unsigned), 1982 photo and site mapVaultBox #68; Folder #32
2008.22.75Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, Board of Supervisors 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #33
2008.22.76Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, zoning variance 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #34
2008.22.77Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, log cabin technologyVaultBox #68; Folder #35
2008.22.78Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, assembly 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #36
2008.22.79Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, vouchers, expenses, suppliers, 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #37
2008.22.80Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, Museum Council report, August 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #38
2008.22.81Eastern View Log Schoolhouse, correspondence 2003-2004VaultBox #68; Folder #39
2008.22.82Eastern View Log Schoolhouse grand opening October 2004VaultBox #68; Folder #40
2008.22.83Eastern View Log Schoolhouse newspaper articles 2004VaultBox #68; Folder #41
2008.22.84Eastern View Log Schoolhouse project photographs 2004VaultBox #68; Folder #42
2008.22.85Eastern View Log Schoolhouse stationery by Tere PistoleVaultBox #68; Folder #43
2008.22.86Museum collections - Management Literature; Collections Policy, 2004VaultBox #68; Folder #44
2008.22.87Museum Endowment Fund Tour: Knights of the Golden Horseshoe 2005VaultBox #68; Folder #45
2008.22.88Website material 2006 (Norma Pierce, developer)VaultBox #68; Folder #46
2008.22.89Website material - Content - 2006 (Norma Pierce, developer)VaultBox #68; Folder #47
2008.22.90Website material on CD, 2007 (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.91Website material on CD, 2007 - 1) museum inventory, 2) library Catalog (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.92Website material on CD, 2007 Inventory insert (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.93Website material on CD, 2007 King and Queen Index (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.94Website material on CD, 2007 Donald Robertson dig (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.95Website material on CD, 2007 website files (Norma Pierce, developer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2008.22.96Museum Endowment Fund Tour: Dahlgren's Route 2008VaultBox #68; Folder #48
2008.22.97Brick sidewalk, purchase of bricks, inscriptions, installation and dedication 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #49
2008.22.98Proceedings of the Virginia Historical Society Annual meeting December 30, 1899VaultBox #56; Folder #69
2008.22.99Museum plan, preliminary sketches, 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #50
2008.22F.01Tool Exhibition poster: Title panelVault
2008.22F.02Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Farm tools panelVault
2008.22F.03Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Woodworking tools #2 panelVault
2008.22F.04Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Woodworikng tools #2 panelVault
2008.22F.05Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Horse and buggy tools panelVault
2008.22F.06Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Waterman's tools panelVault
2008.22F.07Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Blacksmith's tools panelVault
2008.22F.08Tool Exhibition poster (mounted): Measuring tools panelVault
2008.23.01Framed certificate issued by United States Department of Commerce licensing Clarence W. McGeorge as chief engineer on steam vessels March 25, 1938Back Hall, 2nd Floor
2008.24.01Soap shaker/wand (for dish washing)Kitchen
2008.24.02Wire whisk #1Kitchen
2008.24.03Wire whisk #2Kitchen
2008.26.01Newspaper clipping: “King & Queen” by Lawrence Latane III about Stevensville and Jones’ Store, Richmond Times-Dispatch July 26, 1987VaultBox #43; Folder #03
2008.26.02Newspaper clipping: “Walkerton: Rural Suburbia” by Martha C. Riggs, “Walkerton: Rural Suburbia” Rappahannock Times June 22, 1989VaultBox #65; Folder #09
2008.26.03Newspaper clipping: Letter to the editor from Martha Taylor Owen, in response to June 22, 1989 article “Walkerton: Rural Suburbia” Rappahannock TimesVaultBox #65; Folder #09
2008.26.04Newspaper clipping: Walkerton and the Mattaponi by Gene Snead, Rappahannock Times (no date)VaultBox #65; Folder #09
2008.29.01Account of the marriage of Nannie Page Anderson and John H. Mauck at Shackelford’s Chapel transcribed from an article in the West Point Star newspaper, July 1890VaultBox #58; Folder #152
2008.29.02Bible entry for the marriage of Nannie Page Anderson and John H. Mauck July 8, 1890 (photocopy)VaultBox #58; Folder #152
2008.30.01Rough sketch of water lines at Tavern MuseumVaultBox #68; Folder #01
2008.33.01Sale family papers - Loyalty Oath July 7, 1862 original 1 page, B. (Benjamin) Sale sworn to CSA, on back: permission to visit King & Queen Cty, July 1862VaultBox #52; Folder #03
2008.33.02Sale family papers - Letter July 19th, 1863, original 1 page, Dear Mother, from your son Jno. C.S. (Channing Sale) from Chaffin's Bluff "afraid Lee worsted at G'burg".VaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.03Sale family papers - Letter July 22, 1863 transcription, typed, Dear Mother, from Johnson's Island, Ohio, telling of capture at Gettysburg, 3rd of July, from IrvingVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.04Sale family papers - Letter Aug 2nd, 1863 original 1 page, Dear Willie, from your Bro, J.C.S. (Channing Sale) Chaffin's BluffVaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.05Sale family papers - Letter Sept. 27, 1863, transcription, typed, 1 page, Dear Willie, from brother J.C. (Channing) Sale, camp on Stono River 4 miles below CharlestonVaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.06Sale family papers - Order, June 7th, 1864, original 1 page, from Col. Charles W. Hill 128th Ohio Infantry re: POW responsibility for damage to government property.VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.07Sale family papers - Letter, July 11, 1864, transcription, typed, 1 page, My Dear Boys, from your father, A.G. Sale, North Bank, describing Federal raid on North BankVaultBox #52; Folder #04
2008.33.08Sale family papers - Letter, July 31, 1864, original, 1 page, Dear Benjamin, from A. G. Sale ("Pa"), King & Queen, addr to Benja P. Sale, ChimborazoVaultBox #52; Folder #04
2008.33.09Sale family papers - Letter, August 2, 1864, transcription, typed, 1 page, Dear Mother, "confinement in Prison is a dull life", from son J.I. Sale (Irving), Johnson's Island, Lake ErieVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.10Sale family papers - Letter, Sept. 20th, 1864, original 1 page, Dear Benja, from J.C.S. (Channing) at North Bank, news of Pa's deathVaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.100Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale paid on account B.D. Pitts & Co., April 1857VaultBox #52; Folder #17
2008.33.101Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale bought from Darracott, Harris & Co., Richmond, October 13, 1857VaultBox #52; Folder #17
2008.33.102Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale bought from Thomas J. Starke, January 5, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.103Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale bought from William Shinault by H. N. Broaddus, April 25, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.104Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale with B.D. Pitts & Co. per William L. Saunders May 15,, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.105Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale with William D. Quarles, July 13,, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.106Sale family papers - Receipt, Irving Sale bought of R. B. Garnett & Bro., December 18, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.107Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale from John H. Pitts for Philip B. Pitts, December 24, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.108Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to Caroline Sheriff Jos. M. Seay for Property & Income Tax., 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #18
2008.33.109Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to John Hagen for Sulky got of Law. Muse, Esq., February 25, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.11Sale family papers - Letter, Nov. 28, 1864, original, 1 page, to Lt. James I. Sale Co H. 53rd Va, Prisoner of War, Johnson Island, from J. Cogbill re: washing machineVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.110Sale family papers - Account, James I. Sale with Garnett & Pollard for shoes, etc., April-September 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.111Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to Benjamin Fleet for medicine, July 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.112Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale by J.B. Moore for R. A . Fox, for tuition to singing school, Sparta, July 18, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.113Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale for coats, etc, July 27, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.114Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale paid to King & Queen County Sheriff Watkins for tax on watches, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.115Receipt, James I. Sale to Jos. Ryland for H.C. James, att'y for Gory & Powell. for Boots, etc., July 8, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.116Sale family papers - Account, James I. Sale paid to L.H. Robinson, Tappahannock, Nov. 1859 through Feb. 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.117Sale family papers - Receipt, J. I. Sale to Wm. G. Wortham for Water Boots, January 6, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.118Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to Alfred A. Healy, Jr. Baltimore for watch repair, etc. April 11, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.119Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to Davis Jones, Jr. for tobacco, etc., June 8, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.12Sale family papers - Pay Voucher March 24, 1865, original 1 page, paid to Jas. I. Sale 2nd LT Co. H 53rd Va, 1 June, 1863 - 31 May,1864VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.120Sale family papers - Receipt, Mr. Sale from Geo. L. Nicolson, Dr. for visit and medicine, August 21, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.121Sale family papers - Account, John I. Sale bought of Darracott, Harris & Co., Richmond cloth, August 30, 1860 - April 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.122Sale family papers - Receipt, J. Sale bought of John W. Garlick, Apothecary,for Medicines, August 30, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.123Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale to Geo. E. Shackelford & Bro., November 5, 1860VaultBox #52; Folder #20
2008.33.124Sale family papers - James Irving Sale, due to Robert Healy April 12, 1861; note at bottom: teacher's payVaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.125Sale family papers - James Irving Sale, Received by L.H. Robinson March 1, 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.126Sale family papers - James Irving Sale, paid to O & S.S. Gresham, January 1, 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.127James Irving Sale account paid to Robert H. Stiff, February 22, 1861 by Mr. Ro. HealyVaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.128James Irving Sale, Account and Receipt to Dr. Douglas Pitt for medicines March 17, 1861 to June 1, 1862VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.129James Irving Sale, bought from Darracott & Harris April 19, 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.13Sale family papers - Original newspaper clipping, provisions to be sent to Confederate prisoners, in Northern prisons, enclosed in letter fr. Channing SaleVaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.130James Irving Sale, correspondence with John H. Doby about shirt buttons, debt, etc, April 17, 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.131James Irving Sale, Received of R. Healy Sr. by Douglas Pitt March 1, 1862VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.132James Irving Sale, Promise to pay H.C. Timberlake May 20, 1862VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.133James Irving Sale, Promise to pay William G. Pollard, May 20,1862VaultBox #52; Folder #21
2008.33.134James Irving Sale, Account with C.C. Walter, 1865 paid August 20, 1867, for watch repairVaultBox #52; Folder #22
2008.33.135James Irving Sale, bill Baltimore Agricultural Aid Society for seed, October 2, 1865VaultBox #52; Folder #22
2008.33.136James Irving Sale, to George Bagby March 8, 1866VaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.137James Irving Sale, promise to pay E.S. Pollard, March 30, 1866VaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.138James Irving Sale, Received by J. R. Caldwell for account of Rich'd Jeffries, May 8, 1866VaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.139James Irving Sale, correspodence about grain & note to Agricultural Aid, Baltimore, September 22, 1866VaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.14Sale family papers - Poem, original, partial 2 pages, poem entitled "Johnson Island Ohio The Friends I Had When Here" handwritten on back of printed programVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.140James Irving Sale, receipt from P.G. Hill, October 7, 1866VaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.141James Irving Sale, received by Garnett & Pendleton by G.R. Waring, January 10, 1867VaultBox #52; Folder #24
2008.33.142James Irving Sale, Account with Acree & Son and E.S. Acree, August 1867-August 1868VaultBox #52; Folder #24
2008.33.143James Irving Sale, Receipt to Larkin S. Garnet, King William, March 19, 1868VaultBox #52; Folder #25
2008.33.144James Irving Sale, Account with Jno. N. Hill, October 1868 - February 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #25
2008.33.145James Irving Sale, Account for Saddle paid to Andrew & Paul, May 9, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.146James Irving Sale, Account with James L. Avis, Harrisonburg, March 6,1869 - May 12, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.147James Irving Sale, Bar tab with with H. Waesche, May 28, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.148James Irving Sale, Account, Benj. Owens to Henry Hunter, threshing rye, July 1869 and J.I. Sale Account to Henry Hunter, Rye and Corn, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.149James Irving Sale, sold corn, wheat, rye September 1869 to J.M. ParrVaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.15Sale family papers - Permission, original, 1page, Private Benj. Sale, Co B 4th Va Battallion, from General Hospital, June 5 1862 to stay at a private homeVaultBox #52; Folder #03
2008.33.150James Irving Sale, bought of William W. Cox, October 10, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.151James Irving Sale, Account to L.J. Chappell for ox wheels & axle, October 10, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.152James Irving Sale, Account with R.G. Turner & Co. October 1869 - January 1, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.153James Irving Sale, Account with William D. Pollard & Co., November 1869 - April 1, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.154James Irving Sale, sold corn by S.S. & B.F. Gresham, for Meredith, December 17, 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.155James Irving Sale, Purchase boots, etc. for Henry D. Prince, December 1869VaultBox #52; Folder #26
2008.33.156James Irving Sale, Account with Robert G. Turner & Co., January 1, 1870 - December 2, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.157James Irving Sale, Account with Gresham & Shanks, January 7, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.158James Irving Sale, Account with Gresham & Shanks, January 11, 1870 -September 23, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.159James Irving Sale, receipt, paid to William W. Cox, February 21, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.16Sale family papers - Card, printed 2 colors, original, words to song "God Save Our Men" by Mary M. North, Herndon, VAVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.160James Irving Sale, receipt, paid on account of J.H.C. Jones for his father's estate, May 21, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.161James Irving Sale, receipt, paid for registered letter to R. G. Turner & Co. Richmond, May 31, 1870. G. C. Leigh, Postmaster, AylettVaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.162James Irving Sale, receipt, P.D. Caldwell, August 26, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.163James Irving Sale, bought from Gresham & Shanks, Norfolk, September 23, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.164James Irving Sale, receipt, paid to R.B. Nunn const. for repair, November 28, 1870 - August 10, 1870VaultBox #52; Folder #27
2008.33.165James Irving Sale, receipt, paid to Richmond Whig, C. T. Danforth, for card publishing, May 21, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.166James Irving Sale,"Money is awful scarce" from P.D. Caldwell, May 17,1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.167James Irving Sale, paid George William Pollard for drawing teeth, July 14, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.168James Irving Sale, paid on account with Spiller, July 14, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.169James Irving Sale, paid to W.W. Sale, July 14, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.17Sale family papers - Text, transcription, typed, bio of Lewis Addison Armistead, & description of Johnson Island Prison, written by J. I. Sale's mother..VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.170James Irving Sale, paid to G.C. Leigh, July 14, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.171James Irving Sale, letter, "check enclosed", paid for grain by J. M. Parr & Son, Baltimore, September 14, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.172James Irving Sale, owes to George C. Leigh, December 18, 1871VaultBox #52; Folder #28
2008.33.173James Irving Sale, account with P.D. Caldwell, January 3, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.174James Irving Sale, account with W.T. Samuel, January 24, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.175James Irving Sale, account with Sale & Saunders, April 1, 1871 - April 27, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.176James Irving Sale, note, owed to Mr. S. Walker for shop account - April 2, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.177James Irving Sale, I. J. Sane [sic] paid Mr. S. S. Walker for shop account of Mrs. A. Sale - April 2, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.178James Irving Sale, paid William Dew, April 20, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.179James Irving Sale, paid R. B. Garnett, April 20, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.18Sale family papers - Original photograph, marked Dr. Channing Sale ''for my mother"VaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.180James Irving Sale, paid G.C. Leigh, April 20, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.181James Irving Sale, account April 20-May 24, 1872, paid G.C. Leigh, August 9, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.182James Irving Sale, paid J.E. Bland, Little Plymouth, July 1, 1872VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.183James Irving Sale, paid for registered letter to Jas. E. Bland at Little Plymouth, February 1, 1873, G. C. Leigh PostmasterVaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.184James Irving Sale, letter from B.B. Douglas, May 30, 1874, about decree returned at April term of K&Q Circuit Court, money owedVaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.185James Irving Sale, account June 16, 1875, note to J.T. Caldwell, paid in full.VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.186James Irving Sale, paid to W.F. Bland through J.C. Crouch, January 13, 1876VaultBox #52; Folder #29
2008.33.187Metes and Bounds for unnamed property bound by Chappells, William Lowry, Kidd, and Mattaponi River, undated, part of James Irving Sale papersVaultBox #52; Folder #30
2008.33.188James Irving Sale papers, Debts due Me from Capt. Treadway, Sgt. Graves, William Mitchell, George Tuck, Giv Short, William Allen, Tucker, G. Crow, Harvey Bray, Capt. Ben Farinholt, Lt. Ligon, William H. Burroughs. On reverse: Rebel navy: Petty Officer 191, Com 383, Seamen 899, undatedVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.189James Irving Sale , partial letter about sale of property and debts to be settled (McCorky & Co., Capron & Co., and others), J. I. Sale Special Commissioner appointed by the court., undatedVaultBox #52; Folder #30
2008.33.19Sale family papers - Original photograph, marked Benjamin Pollard SaleVaultBox #52, Folder #03
2008.33.190James Irving Sale. demand note payable to John Hagan, February 18, 1859VaultBox #52; Folder #19
2008.33.20Sale family papers - Original photograph, marked Irving SaleVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.21Sale family papers - Calling card, printed, 3 colors, Lt. J. Irving Sale Co. H 53rd Va Regiment, with U.S. and Confederate FlagsVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.22Sale family papers - Letter, January 10, 1849, original, 1 page, A.G. Sale, from J.O. Pollard (K.W. Courthouse) regarding servant Robert hired to Tho. RobinsonVaultBox #52; Folder #11
2008.33.23Sale family papers - Letter, January 6, 1863, original, 1 page, A.G. Sale, from Sylvester Prince regarding servant Martha, hired by A.G. SaleVaultBox #52; Folder #11
2008.33.24Sale family papers - Letter, June 24, 1864, original, 1 page, A.G. Sale, from Alice B. Aylett, Montville, regarding 2 servants lent to save wheat cropVaultBox #52; Folder #11
2008.33.25Sale family papers - Promise to pay, original, due B.H. Turner 23 November 1843 signed Lawrence MuseVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.26Sale family papers - Promise to pay, original, due Robert Sale (brother of A.G. Sale), January 1832, signature torn offVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.27Sale family papers - Receipt, original, Sale and Hill paid Clerk, K&Q County for Dunn subpoenas, contingency, and dismissionVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.28Sale family papers - Receipt, original, Albert G. Sale to Mildred Perryman, May 1837 for weavingVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.29Sale family papers - Receipt , original, through A.G. Sale, signed Garnett & Pollard, August 14, 1840VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.30Sale family papers - Due, original, W.H. and A.G. Sale from D.M. Kenzie, May 25, 1840VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.31Sale family papers - Essex County court order, original, Edwin Upshaw owes Albert G. Sale, 16 February 1846VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.32Sale family papers - Due, original, Albert G. Sale to S.P. Wilson, billed March 28, 1860, paid April 19, 1861VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.33Sale family papers - Receipt, original, Albert G. Sale purchased from R.H. Burnes, January 5, 1858 & paidVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.34Sale family papers - Receipt, original, M.C. Chilton purchase from R.H. Barnes, May 14,1859 payment by S. HollandVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.35Sale family papers - Account 1858, original, A. G. Sale papers, Presque Isle Farm, King William, VAVaultBox #52; Folder #06
2008.33.36Sale family papers - Account 1837, original, A. G. Sale papers, Slaughter & ThomsonVaultBox #52; Folder #06
2008.33.37Sale family papers - Account ,1860, original, A. G. Sale papers, Edward Crouch to W.H. & A.G. SaleVaultBox #52; Folder #06
2008.33.38Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1841, original, W.H. & A.G. Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #05
2008.33.39Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1845 & 1846, original, A.G. Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #05
2008.33.40Sale family papers - Account, 1860, Edward Crouch to W.H. & A.G. Sale for pocket knife, etc.VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.41Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1872, original, Albert.G. Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #05
2008.33.42Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1846, original, A.G. Sale, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.43Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1858, original, A.G. Sale, T.C. Moore and J.T. Wormley, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.44Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1859, original, Temple C. Moore and A.G. Sale, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.45Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1871, original, A.G. Sale estate, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.46Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1872, original, A.G. Sale estate, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.47Sale family papers - Receipt 1858, recording fees for A.G. Sale and Temple C. Moore from Wormley, King William CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #10
2008.33.48Sale family papers - Court document, Nov. 1823, original, A.G. & W.H. Sale, Thacker Muir suit, New Kent Circuit Court order to pay witness RobertVaultBox #52; Folder #07
2008.33.49Sale family papers - Court document, Spring 1825, original, A.G. & W.H. Sale, Thacker Muir suit, New Kent Circuit Court order to pay witness RobertVaultBox #52; Folder #07
2008.33.50Sale family papers - Court document, Fall 1825, original, A.G. & W.H. Sale, Thacker Muir suit, New Kent Circuit Court order to pay witness RobertVaultBox #52; Folder #07
2008.33.51Sale family papers - Court document, January 1857, A. G. & W.H. Sale, Thacker Muir suit, New Kent Circuit Court order to pay witness RobertVaultBox #52; Folder #07
2008.33.52Sale family papers - Promise to pay, original Henley & Sale, Jos. H. Robins, May 1843VaultBox #52; Folder #09
2008.33.53Sale family papers - Post card photograph - Confederate veterans 1908, Soldiers Monument at Buckingham C.H. card addr. to Miss Alice Miller, Howardsville, VirginiaVaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.54Sale family papers - Postcard text, original, General Order No. 2, July 5, 1887, Comrades of Pickett's Division, addressed to J. Irving Sale, Ayletts P.O. King William, Va.VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.55Sale family papers - Rations payment receipt Dec. 21, 1862, original Lt. Jas. I. Sale for Nov. 1st and 4th (single rations) 11 days and Nov 5 & 36th (double rat)VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2008.33.56Sale family papers - School documents 1855, original, James Irving Sale - University of Virginia grades Jan & Feb 1855, mailed to Albert G. Sale, WalkertonVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.57Sale family papers - Booklet 1855-56, original, Catalog for University of Virginia 1855-1856 sessionVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.58Sale family papers - Receipt October 2, 1855, original, James Irving Sale, University of Virginia tuitionVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.59Sale family papers - Receipt January 10, 1856, original James Irving Sale - University of Virginia tuitionVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.60Sale family papers - Account, original, James Irving Sale - purchases at division of mother's estate April 1879 (on back: literature for Elmington Classical and Military School where Irving Sale is listed as instructor)VaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.61Sale family papers - Letters 1875-1898, transcription, typed, James Irving Sale - Six testimonials for J. Irving Sale and his wife from various people regarding his fitness as teacherVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.62Sale family papers - Letter, Sept. 1, 1894, original, from William F. Fox, on behalf of J Irving Sale to the Board of the Male Orphan AsylumVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.63Sale family papers - Letter, Sept. 6, 1894, original, Chas. P. Rady, Richmond City School Board, on behalf of J. Irving Sale to the Male Orphan AsylumVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.64Sale family papers - Account, July 1912, original, Statement of pension due to J. Irving Sale from Commonwealth of VirginiaVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.65Sale family papers - War records, photocopy, Pvt. John Channing Sale, began service October 31, 1861, Capt. Bagby's company (later Co. K)VaultBox #52; Folder #02
2008.33.66Sale family papers - Receipt, 7 January 1868, original tuition paid by William H. Sale for his bro. Albert Sale at Aberdeen Academy, session 1867-1868VaultBox #52; Folder #12
2008.33.67Sale family papers - Bond, Dec. 15, 1856, photocopy, re: William Blackburn and James Ray Micon bond to pay Commonwealth of VA for James C. Burke propertyVaultBox #52; Folder #16
2008.33.68Sale family papers - Letter, undated, original, to Ernest from J. C. B. Burke, re: purchase of 62 acres (prob. Mr. Burke's copy to self)VaultBox #52; Folder #16
2008.33.69Sale family papers - Letter, Oct. 18, 1894, original, to M.C. Burke from W.A. Williams, re: land surveyVaultBox #52; Folder #16
2008.33.70Sale family papers - receipt Sept. 6, 1867, original, from A. Fred Fleet to J. Irving Sale for crossing at DunkirkVaultBox #52; Folder #23
2008.33.71Sale family papers - Tax receipt 1871, original, Mary A.Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.72Sale family papers - Tax receipt, 1872, original, Mary A. Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.73Sale family papers - Tax receipt, 1874, original, Mary A. Sale, King & Queen CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.74Sale family papers - Tax receipts, original, 1867, King & Queen County: Mary A. Sale & William H. SaleVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.75Sale family papers - Receipt, September 20, 1873, original, for Col. J.C. Johnson from J.I. Sale bond against Mary A. Sale signed by Ro B. DouglasVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.76Sale family papers - Letter, 28 Feb. 1867, original, to Mary Ann Sale from S. Griffin Fauntleroy re: bond of Dr. MooreVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.77Sale family papers - Excerpts, transcribed by hand, Robert Pollard Account Book entries 1826-1834 re: Mary Ann Pollard, daughter of Benjamin PollardVaultBox #52; Folder #14
2008.33.78Sale family papers - Letter, 1870, original, to My dear Lou, from cousin James PollardVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.79Sale family papers - Letter Oct. 6, 1902, original, to Miss Nannie Burke (My dear child) from cousin R.L. Martin (My dear child)VaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.80Sale family papers - Letter Nov. 9, 1870, original, to Miss M. Lou Sale from Jos. W. Shackford, Aberdeen SchoolVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.81Sale family papers - Original newspaper clipping, funeral notice for Chastine PendletonVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.82Sale family papers - Funeral notice for Virginia Terrel (heroic war nurse at Chimborazzo Hospital), also Alfred BroaddusVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.83Sale family papers - Poem, 1925, transcription, typed, by C. Wirt Trainham, Marshall, VA "UNKNOWN and KNOWN"VaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.84Sale family papers - Letter, Jan 4, 1869, original, dear Willie, signed S.P.B. about social activitiesVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.85Sale family papers - Envelope (empty) 4-13-1885, original, addressed to Mrs. E.W. Pendleton, Richmond, postmarked Lovett, Virginia. Note on back: Ella Pendleton: daughter of Albert G. Sale and mary Ann PollardVaultBox #52; Folder #15
2008.33.86Sale family papers - Calling cards (2), original, printed 'Albert G. Sale'VaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.87Sale family papers - Recipe, original, for medicine to make a child pukeVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.88Sale family papers - Puking device, original, used to deliver medicine to make a child pukeVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.89Sale family papers - Baptism certificate May 27, 1894, original, Margaret Logan Sale, Emmanuel Ch. Buckingham CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #31
2008.33.90Sale family papers - Confirmation Certificate, May 27, 1894, original, Mr. J.I. Sale, Emmanuel Church, Buckingham CountyVaultBox #52; Folder #31
2008.33.91Sale family papers - Letter, November 11, 1870, original with envelope, to Miss Mary Lou Sale, North Bank, from Leah, re: unable to participate in her weddingVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2008.33.92Sale family papers - Bill, original, October 23, 1857, A.G. Sale from Richard Moore for 2 navy caps, paid April 3, 1858VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.93Sale family papers - Receipt, original, Richmond Examiner from A.G. Sale 31 October, 1853, 1 year subscriptionVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.94Sale family papers - Receipt, original, October 13, 1857, from A.G. Sale to Harold MuncyVaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.95Sale family papers - Promise to Pay, original, Howard Clarke from Albert G. Sale, 9 June 1855VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.96Sale family papers - Receipt, original, from Mr. Thomas T. Garrett paid to Henry F. Broaddus Jan 1, 1843VaultBox #52; Folder #08
2008.33.97Sale family papers - Receipt, original, from Mr. Sale by J.S. Davis for Medical Services, May 20, 1856VaultBox #52; Folder #17
2008.33.98Sale family papers - Account James I. Sale with B.D. Pitts & Co. for Coat, etc, March 1856VaultBox #52; Folder #17
2008.33.99Sale family papers - Receipt, James I. Sale bought of Richard Moore, Richmond, June 1857VaultBox #52; Folder #17
2009.02.01Commemorative stamp "King and Queen 250th anniversary", metal plate (to be inked and applied to envelope), All King and Queen Courthouse mail was stamped with this on August 6, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #126
2009.02.02Diamond shaped paper admissions ticket to King and Queen County 250th Anniversary celebration August 6, 1941, for Mr. John D. HutchinsonVaultBox #43; Folder #126
2009.02.03Post card (4 cents) announcing meeting of King and Queen Development Association, 1964, unaddressed, sent by R. C. Gwathmey, Secy-Treas.VaultBox #43; Folder #137
2009.03.01Receipt from Walkerton Hardware and Service Store, November 19, 1951, sold 1 model 675 Duo Therm Oil Heater with tank, etc. to John D. Hutchinson. marked paid in full Feb 18, 52 W. D. Draine.VaultBox #74; Folder #01
2009.03.02Receipt from Walkerton Hardware and Service Store, Jan 12, 1952, sold 1 model 675 Duo Therm Oil Heater with tank, etc. to John D. HutchinsonVaultBox #74; Folder #01
2009.03.03Owner's operating instructions Duo Therm Oil Heaters, models 575, 675VaultBox #74; Folder #01
2009.04.01Virginia 100 Years Ago, compiled by Skipp Whitson, assembled from Scribner's 1872 and Harper's 1871, copyright 1976VaultBox #56; Folder #58
2009.05.01Gold plated West Clock pocket watch, owned by Wilbur White19th Century Bedroom
2009.05.02Color photograph of Bruington Baptist Church, circa 2008;8.5x11VaultBox #41; Folder #01
2009.06.01Correspondence between R.C. Gwathmey and Jeff O'Dell, Architectural Historian regarding Mud Chimney at Noel Farm, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #40; Folder #21
2009.08.01Documents found in King & Queen County Historical Society filing cabinets pertaining to Publication of Old Houses,VaultBox #61; Folder #57
2009.08.02Stamp Moistener, white porcelainParlor
2009.08.03K&Q Historical Society membership rosters: 1961, 1962, undatedVaultBox #61; Folder #58
2009.08.04King & Queen County Historical Society Correspondence relating to the wainscoting in the Archives Building - 1965-1967 - gift of Mrs. James A. Burroughs (Virginia Longest Burroughs)VaultBox #61; Folder #61
2009.08.05Correspondence re; Mary Sue Dew estate, benefitting the King & Queen County Historical Society, 1976-1977VaultBox #61; Folder #62
2009.08.06Correspondence with Mrs. Dudley Diggs (Caroline Semple Fleet), 1964; Fleet, Semple,Ryland genealogyVaultBox #58; Folder #170
2009.08.07Examples of King & Queen County Historical Society StationeryVaultBox #61; Folder #63
2009.08.08King & Queen County Historical Society 1963 Restoration of the "Old Clerk's Office" including the 1960 lease; Kirby Foundation grant, 1973; Nelson Sutton gift, 1967; duPont gift, 1963VaultBox #61; Folder #64
2009.08.09King & Queen County Historical Society By-laws 1961,1962, 1963, 2010; Articles of Incorporation and Certificate 2000; Resolution, 2003: Endowment; Resolution, 2021: CovidVaultBox #61; Folder #65
2009.08.10King & Queen County Historical Society Correspondence relative to publication and sale of Green Mount (the book), 1962-1965VaultBox #61; Folder #66
2009.08.11King & Queen County Historical Society Correspondence concerning Donald Robertson's Legacies (Bible, etc)VaultBox #61; Folder #67
2009.08.12Description of Smithfield and its ownersVaultBox #58; Folder #171
2009.09.01The Walkerton Bridge, produced by VDOT in 1993, video tape copied from originalVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.09.02The Walkerton Bridge, produced by VDOT in 1993, DVD copied from original tapeVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.10.04CD containing JPGs, scanned photographs from Historical Society Archives, used to produce 3 photo albums: Old Homes, Old Churches and Commerce in King and Queen CountyLibrary
2009.10.05CD containing JPGs, scanned photographs from Historical Society Archives, used to produce 3 photo albums: Old Homes, Old Churches and Commerce in King and Queen County, copy #2Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.11.01Tuck's Zag-Zaw Picture Puzzle, British made, original boxStorage Shelves
2009.11.02Lena Rivers by Mary J. Holmes, 1856, inscribed Mary Murry Garrett (p. 9, catalog at end of book)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2009.11.03First Steps for Little Feet, in Gospel Paths, by Charles Foster, inscribed in back Miss Emma Neale and Howard Walker, Walkerton, Va, March 30, 1930, first 10 pages missing)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2009.12.01Special Repairs Catalog, McCormick - DeeringVaultBox #56; Folder #39
2009.12.02Extra parts list Buckeye Grain Drills, catalogVaultBox #56; Folder #40
2009.12.03Deering Repair Parts, catalogVaultBox #56; Folder #41
2009.12.04Repair parts catalog, 1922VaultBox #56; Folder #42
2009.12.05Sale contract price schedule 1930VaultBox #56; Folder #43
2009.12.06Sale contract, 1938VaultBox #56; Folder #44
2009.12.07Price List, McCormick DeeringVaultBox #56; Folder #45
2009.12.08Special Repairs, no. 28, catalogVaultBox #56; Folder #46
2009.12.09Special Repairs, no. 29, catalogVaultBox #56; Folder #47
2009.12.10List Prices, McCormick-Deering, 1938VaultBox #56; Folder #48
2009.12.11Special Repairs catalog, No. 38VaultBox #56; Folder #49
2009.12.12Repairs Catalog, No. 28 wVaultBox #56; Folder #50
2009.12.13Special Repairs catalog, no. 25VaultBox #56; Folder #51
2009.12.14Oliver Tractor Implements catalogVaultBox #56; Folder #52
2009.12.15Kerosene Tractor, etc., manualVaultBox #56; Folder #53
2009.12.16Catalogue and Price List of Repair International HarvesterVaultBox #56; Folder #54
2009.12.17Dept. of Agriculture & Immigration of VA June 1940 Bulletin #382;Strip CroppingVaultBox #56; Folder #55
2009.13.01Photo Class of 1947, King and Queen Training School in the background, 11 students identified by name (copy 1). Thelma Holmes (Boxley), Mildred Banks, Rachel Meade (Harvey), Elizabeth Hill (Harvey), Daisy Beverly, Angolia Colins, Alease Taylor, James Newbill, Andrew Braxton, Paul Corbin Holmes, Melvin RoaneVaultBox #40; Folder #65
2009.13.02Class of 1947, King and Queen Training School in the background, 11 students identified by name (copy 2, photocopy). Thelma Holmes (Boxley), Mildred Banks, Rachel Meade (Harvey), Elizabeth Hill (Harvey), Daisy Beverly, Angolia Colins, Alease Taylor, James Newbill, Andrew Braxton, Paul Corbin Holmes, Melvin RoaneVaultBox #40; Folder #65
2009.13.03Class of 1947, King and Queen Training School in the background, 11 students identified by name (copy 3, photocopy ) Thelma Holmes (Boxley), Mildred Banks, Rachel Meade (Harvey), Elizabeth Hill (Harvey), Daisy Beverly, Angolia Colins, Alease Taylor, James Newbill, Andrew Braxton, Paul Corbin Holmes, Melvin RoaneVaultBox #40; Folder #65
2009.13.04Class of 1947, King and Queen Training School in the background, 11 students identified by name (copy 4, framed reprint ) Thelma Holmes (Boxley), Mildred Banks, Rachel Meade (Harvey), Elizabeth Hill (Harvey), Daisy Beverly, Angolia Colins, Alease Taylor, James Newbill, Andrew Braxton, Paul Corbin Holmes, Melvin RoaneChanging Exhibits Room
2009.14.01Article "New Morning Star Baptist Church Preserves Historic Greenbriar Training School in King and Queen County." published in "The Disciple" August 2008VaultBox #41; Folder #46
2009.15.01Artifacts found in the yard at the Bagby House in Stevensville, boxed. Includes buttons, pieces of glass, etc.Storage Cabinet
2009.15.02Correspondence (photocopies) re: Bagby home in Stevensville: between Olive Bagby to Mr. J.R. Fishburne, 1967VaultBox #58; Folder #155
2009.15.03An account of a search for Bagby ancestors in England and Wales by Pleasant H. Bagby, Richmond, VA, Nov. 20, 1978 , includes 19th and 20th century genealogy of Fleet connection.VaultBox #58; Folder #155
2009.15.04Bagby Genealogy, Maryland, Virginia and Kentucky, begins with John Bagby, born in Great Britain in 1618, landed in Jamestown in 1636. Includes a poem "The Sage of King & Queen" to Mr. William F. Bagby on his ninetieth birthday by Miss Margaret T. Rudd of Richmond, undated.VaultBox #58; Folder #155
2009.16.01Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville January 1904Vault
2009.16.02Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville January 1902Vault
2009.16.03Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1902Vault
2009.16.04Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1904-1966Vault
2009.16.05Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1964Vault
2009.16.06Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1905Vault
2009.16.07Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.08Roll of White Voters registered at Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.09Roll of White Voters registered at Clark's Precinct, Newtown District since 1964Vault
2009.16.10Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.11Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1902-1905Vault
2009.16.12Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.13Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1905Vault
2009.16.14Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1903Vault
2009.16.15Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1904Vault
2009.16.16Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1912-1937Vault
2009.16.17Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1902Vault
2009.16.18Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1904Vault
2009.16.19Roll of White or Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.20Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista, Little Plymouth 1902Vault
2009.16.21Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista, Little Plymouth 1924Vault
2009.16.22Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1964Vault
2009.16.23Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1904Vault
2009.16.24Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1902Vault
2009.16.25Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1915Vault
2009.16.26Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1905-1916Vault
2009.16.27Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1904-1964Vault
2009.16.28Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1905-1957Vault
2009.16.29Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1889Vault
2009.16.30Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Newtown 1889Vault
2009.16.31Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1918Vault
2009.16.32Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Carlton's Store Stevensville 1904Vault
2009.16.33Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1889Vault
2009.16.34Blank voter registration bookVault
2009.16.35Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1927, 1930's, 1940'sVault
2009.16.36Roll of White Voters Registered at Little Plymouth, Buena Vista 1904Vault
2009.16.37Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1964Vault
2009.16.38Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1964Vault
2009.16.39Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Little Plymouth, Buena Vista 1964Vault
2009.16.40Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1902Vault
2009.16.41Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1927Vault
2009.16.42Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1964Vault
2009.16.43Roll of White Voters Registered at Newtown 1914Vault
2009.16.44Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1902Vault
2009.16.45Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1940Vault
2009.16.46Roll of All Voters Registered at Clarks, Newtown 1904Vault
2009.16.47Roll of Transferred White Voters Registered at Carlton's Store (undated, spiral notebook)Vault
2009.16.48Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1902Vault
2009.16.49Roll of White Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1904Vault
2009.16.50Roll of Colored Voters Registered at Stevensville 1964Vault
2009.16.51Roll of White Voters Registered at Stevensville 1964Vault
2009.16.52Roll of Voters Registered at Newtown 1964Vault
2009.16.53Roll of Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1964Vault
2009.16.54Roll of Voters Registered at Buena Vista 1964Vault
2009.16.55Box of loose voter registration cardsVault
2009.16.56Binder of voter registration cardsVault
2009.16.57Box of Correspondence relating to Registration & Absentee Voting, etc. (1 of 2)Vault
2009.16.58Box of Correspondence relating to Registration & Absentee Voting, etc. (2 of 2)Vault
2009.17.01Three photographs (copies) of river traffic thought to be in the Walkerton area, one 3 master under sail, two of a boat under power, early 1900sVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.02Photo, Two women, identified on reverse as Mrs. Alma Draine and Louise Luckin, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.03Photo of a cow "Belle", with Ben Walker and unknown woman, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.04Photograph of Haybattle, horses and William Humphrey Walker (father), Edgar Allen, and sons Ben Walker, Gordon Walker and William Walker, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.05Photo of Footbridge at Walkerton Mill, constructed after the mill dam broke - 1939VaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.06Photo of Walkerton School, teacher Mary Acree, c. 1928VaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.07Photo of Gordon Walker and (?) Albert Waddey with fish, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.08Photo of Bertha and Lina Walker, Walkerton Garage and Ivan Clark Funeral Home in the background, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.09Ox cart, with Herndon Mitchell home in background next to the Walkerton Mill Pond, before the dam broke, 1913-1920VaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.10Photo of fish and child,1920's, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.17.11Langford's Store, 1967, in building that was formerly Shepherd's Store (1920-1950s). The early Post Office was at the right front window. this photo shows the shadow of location of Walkerton Post Office (1940s-1950s)attached to the building at the rear of the building, P.O. Department demanded removal from general store and it was moved to the attached room with separate entrance.VaultBox #65; Folder #29
2009.18.01Photocopy , Edmund Pendleton Biography by David John Mays, excerpt relevant to Donald Robertson.VaultBox #60; Folder #14
2009.18.02Photocopies of Virginia Department of Historic Resources maps of the area with Donald Robertson School location markedVaultBox #60; Folder #14
2009.18.03Photocopies of Overview of Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Historic Preservation Outreach chart, Donald Robertson School siteVaultBox #60; Folder #14
2009.18.04Photocopy of James Madison The Virginia Revolutionist by Irving Brant, excerpts relevant to Donald Robertson.VaultBox #60; Folder #14
2009.18.108Marriage Certificate of James M. Minor and Florence E. Edwards, September 11, 1926; Letter to Florrence fro her mother, 1927VaultBox #58; Folder #243
2009.19.01Notebook belonging to Alice Post, containing Birth and Death dates for many many people, 1874 to 1923VaultBox #58; Folder #191
2009.19.02Pierce's Memorandum and Account Book, calendars for 1892-1893 with entries of hand-written poemsVaultBox #56; Folder #68
2009.19.03Photocopy of pages from THE HUGUENOT, publication No. 14 1947-1949, Shackelford genealogy,VaultBox #58; Folder #192
2009.19.04Shackelford genealogy written by Alease Roane 2007 (photocopy)VaultBox #58; Folder #192
2009.20.01The Techgram, second memorial pictorial, December 15, 1945, features two K&Q natives: John A. Wilson, class of 1939, St. Stephens Ch. VA and H.C. Vaughan, class of 1943, Stevensville, VaVaultBox #54; Folder #87
2009.23.02Photocopy of notice of meeting of Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America, Virginia Division, signed by J. C. BlandVaultBox #74; Folder #20
2009.24.01Video of John and William Wedderburn burial stone taken August 2008 in King and Queen Co. VirginiaVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.24.02Four color photos of marker at burial site of John and William Wedderburn, at site of former Stratton Major Parish ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #51
2009.24.03"A Ramble among the Dead", a copy of an account of a walk through the graveyard at tie site of the former Stratton Major Parish church, also the site of the first Poroporone Church, describes the tombstone of John and William Wedderburn.VaultBox #41; Folder #52
2009.28.01Tape of video oral history interview, Fred Holmes, Tape 1, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.02Tape of video oral history interview, Fred Holmes, Tape 2, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.03Tape of video oral history interview, Elizabeth Minor, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.04Tape of video oral history interview, Mary Monroe, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.05Tape of video oral history interview, Mary Prince, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.06Tape of video oral history interview, Brownie Bevan, June 20, 2002Vault
2009.28.07Tape of video oral history interview, Ethel Baylor, June 25, 2002Vault
2009.28.08Tape of video oral history interview, Caroline Jones,#1, June 25, 2002Vault
2009.28.09Tape of video oral history interview, Caroline Jones,#2, June 25, 2002Vault
2009.28.10Tape of video oral history interview, Elizabeth Brooks, #1, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.101Tapes of video History Interviews.Vault
2009.28.11Tape of video oral history interview, Elizabeth Brooks, #2, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.12Tape of video oral history interview, Alyce Candia, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.13Tape of video oral history interview, Carey Hall, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.14Tape of video oral history interview, Martha Michaux, # 1, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.15Tape of video oral history interview, Martha Michaux, #2, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.16Tape of video oral history interview, Virginia Ruffin, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.17Tape of video oral history Interview, Virginia Ruffin, & Elizabeth Brooks, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.18Tape of video oral history Interview, Louise Gray, June 27, 2002Vault
2009.28.19Tape of video oral history Interview, Latane Trice, June 25, 2002Vault
2009.28.20Tape of video oral history Interview, David Butler, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.21Tape of video oral history Interview, Rittenhouse Jones, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.22Tape of video oral history Interview, Diane Parsons, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.23Tape of video oral history Interview, Reverend Puffenbarger, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.24Tape of video oral history Interview, Katherine Showalter, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.25Tape of video oral history Interview, Bernard Walton, November 14, 2002Vault
2009.28.26Lynn Perry: Interview before his K&Q interviews 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.28.27Lynn Perry: K&Q interview Tape 1 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.28.28Lynn Perry: K&Q interview Tape 2 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.28.29Tape of video oral history Interview, Howard Walker, October 15, 2002Vault
2009.28.30Tape of video oral history Interview, Bill Brown, November 6, 2002Vault
2009.28.31Tape of video oral history Interview, Alexander King, November 6, 2002Vault
2009.28.32Tape of video oral history Interview, Elizabeth Ramsey, November 6, 2002Vault
2009.28.33Tape of video oral history Interview, Joe Walton, November 6, 2002Vault
2009.28.34Tape of video oral history Interview, Charles Williams, November 6, 2002Vault
2009.28.35Tape of video oral history Interview, Jacob Dabney, November 11, 2002Vault
2009.28.36Tape of video oral history Interview, Winnifred Shacklefords, November 11, 2002Vault
2009.28.37Tape of video oral history Interview, William Gwathmey, June 23, 2003Vault
2009.28.38Tape of video oral history Interview, Temple Ryland, Tape 1, June 23, 2003Vault
2009.28.39Tape of video oral history Interview, Temple Ryland, Tape 2, June 23, 2003Vault
2009.28.40Tape of video oral history Interview, William Rilee, Tape 1, June 23, 2003Vault
2009.28.41Tape of video oral history Interview, William Rilee, Tape 2, June 23, 2003Vault
2009.28.42Tape of video oral history Interview, Edmonia Coleman, June 24, 2003Vault
2009.28.43Tape of video oral history Interview, Betty Gwathmey, June 24, 2003Vault
2009.28.44Tape of video oral history Interview, Dickie Seward, June 24, 2003Vault
2009.28.45Tape of video oral history Interview, Russell Williams, June 24, 2003Vault
2009.28.46Tape of video oral history Interview, Anna "Rose" Clark, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.47Tape of video oral history Interview, Martha Davis, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.48Tape of video oral history Interview, John Jones, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.49Tape of video oral history Interview, Nokomis Lemons, tape #1, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.50Tape of video oral history Interview, Nokomis Lemons, tape #2, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.51Tape of video oral history Interview, Lily White, tape #1, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.52Tape of video oral history Interview, Lily White, tape #2, June 30, 2003Vault
2009.28.53Tape of video oral history Interview, Evelyn Boschen, August 6, 2003Vault
2009.28.54Tape of video oral history Interview, Thomas Campbell, August 6, 2003Vault
2009.28.55Tape of video oral history Interview, William Wyatt, August 6, 2003Vault
2009.28.56Tape of video oral history Interview, James Croxton, January 12, 2005Vault
2009.28.57Tape of video oral history Interview, Minne-ha-ha Custalow, January 12, 2005Vault
2009.28.58Tape of video oral history Interview, Anne Richardson, January 12, 2005Vault
2009.28.59Tape of video oral history Interview, James Alsop, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.60Tape of video oral history Interview, Wilhemina Baughan, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.61Tape of video oral history Interview, Abigail Collins, tape 1, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.62Tape of video oral history Interview, Abigail Collins, tape 2, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.63Tape of video oral history Interview, Elizabeth Harvey, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.64Tape of video oral history Interview, Ann Mitchell Ransone, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.65Tape of video oral history Interview, Minor Trevilian, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.28.66Tape of video oral history Interview, Porter Vaughan, January 18, 2005Vault
2009.29.01Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Ollie Alsop 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.02Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Mary Banks 06/25/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.03Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Wilhemina Baughan 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.04Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Ethel Baylor 06/25/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.05Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Elizabeth Brooks 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.06Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Billy Brown 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.07Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Thomas Campbell 08/06/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.08Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Alyce Candia 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.09Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Anna "Rose" Clark 06/03/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.10Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Edmonia Coleman 06/24/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.11Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Abigail Collins, Disk A 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.12Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Abigail Collins,Disc B 06/03/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.13Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: James Croxton 01/12/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.14Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Jacob Dabney 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.15Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Martha Davis 06/03/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.16Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Louise Gray, Disk A 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.17Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Louise Gray, Disk B 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.18Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Betty Gwathmey 06/24/03Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.19Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: William Gwathmey 06/23/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.20Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Carey Hall 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.21Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Elizabeth Harvey 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.22Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Fred Holmes, Sr., Disk A 06/20/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.23Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Fred Holmes, Sr., Disk B 06/20/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.24Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Caroline Jones, Disk A 06/25/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.25Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Caroline Jones, Disk BVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.26Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: John Jones 06/30/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.27Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Rittenhouse Jones 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.28Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Alexander King 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.29Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Martha Michaux, Disk A 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.30Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Martha Michaux, Disk B 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.31Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Elizabeth Minor 06/20/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.32Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Mary P. Monroe 06/202002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.33Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Mary Prince 06/20/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.34Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Rev. Puffenbarger 11/14//2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.35Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Ann Ransone 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.36Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: William Rilee, Disc A 06/23/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.37Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: William Rilee, Disc BVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.38Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Virginia Ruffin 06/27/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.39Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Temple Ryland, Disk A 06/23/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.40Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Temple Ryland, Disk BVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.41Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Dickie Seward 06/24/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.42Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Winifred Shackleford 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.43Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Minor Trevilian 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.44Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Porter Vaughan 01/18/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.45Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Howard Walker 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.46Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Bernard Walton 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.47Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Joe Walton 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.48Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Lily White, Disk A 06/30/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.49Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Lily White, Disk B 06/30/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.50Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Charles Williams 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.51Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Russell Williams 06/24/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.52Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: William Wyatt 08/06/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.53Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Diane Parsons 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.54Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Latane Trice 06/25/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.55Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: David Butler 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.56Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Evelyn Boschen 08/06/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.57Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Brownie Bevan 06/20/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.58Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Katherine Showalter 11/14/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.59Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Elizabeth Ramsey 11/06/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.60Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Lynn Perry, Disk A 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.61Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Lynn Perry, Disk B 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.62Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Lynn Perry, Disk C 10/15/2002Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.63Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Anne Richardson 01/12/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.64Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Minne-ha-ha Custalow 01/12/2005Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.29.65Video history interview, DVD copy of tape: Nokomis Lemons 06/30/2003Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.01Video History edited from tape of original interviews: K&Q Indigenous people. Oral History 07/17/08 (41:58)Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.02Video History edited from tape of original interviews, K&Q Indigenous people, FinalVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.03Video History edited from tape of original interviews, K&Q Indigenous people, Short Version (29:11)Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.04Video History edited from tape of original interviews, approval copy 4/21/09: Black Schools in King and Queen County.Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.05Video History edited from tape of original interviews, final master: White Education in King and Queen CountyVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.06Video History edited from tape of original interviews, dvd 4/9/09: White Education in King and Queen CountyVault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.30.07Video History edited from tape of original interviews, K&Q Indigenous people, Oral History Rough Cut 10/10/07Vault Filing Cabinet 3rd drawer
2009.31.01Scanned slides of Old Houses of King and Queen on CDVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.32.01CD containing photographs of Newtown, Chenault family in 1940 and 1948, William Thombs Chenault farm.Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.33.01Plans for Gateways & Trails 2000 K&Q Courthouse, Phase IIMap CabinetBox #64; Folder #43
2009.33.02Essay: "The Continental Flag" (publisher unknown), a description of the flag of the rebelling colonies, May 1776 to June 1777VaultBox #54; Folder #90
2009.34.01Carriage House display: Horse-drawn buggy purchased by Tom Trice, used by Latane Trice (he gave Caroline Gwathmey a ride to the Walkerton School); restored by Brownie Bevan.Carriage House
2009.34.02Carriage House display: 8 color photos of restored buggyVaultBox #68; Folder #22
2009.34.03Carriage House display: 1 photo of buggy manufacturer's tag (Virginia Buggy Co. Franklin, Va)VaultBox #68; Folder #22
2009.34.04Carriage House display: 3 black and white photocopies of photo of buggyVaultBox #68; Folder #22
2009.34.05Sketch of proposed Tavern Museum buggy shedVaultBox #68; Folder #22
2009.35.01Cash drawer, wooden, used at Shepherds Store and Post Office, Walkerton, Va.Post Office
2009.36.01Thirteen envelopes addressed to K&Q County Post Offices 1880's to 1942Post Office
2009.36.02Six envelopes addressed to K&Q County Post Offices 1880's to 1942, not used in Post Office ExhibitVaultBox #43; Folder #172
2009.36.03Stamp Album for the purchase of Unites States War Savings Bonds booklet, 1944, partially filled by Martie Taylor (Owen) of WalkertonVaultBox #54; Folder #73
2009.37.01Horse Harness (new) bought from St. Mary's County Maryland Amish CommunityCarriage House
2009.37.023 horseshoe hooks made by Brownie BevanCarriage House
2009.37.031 woven-fabric bridleCarriage House
2009.37.041 lead ropeCarriage House
2009.38.01Small metal box with floral design (green, pink, cream) found in small green metal cabinet in museum officeParlor
2009.39.01Pair of leather riding boots19th Century Bedroom
2009.39.02Bootjack19th Century Bedroom
2009.39.03Saddlebag19th Century Bedroom
2009.40.01Teacher's Printing Kit, block letters, numbers and symbols and a note "Used during the 1920s - 1940's. Introduced in teacher preparation classes in the Virginia Normal Schools".Storage Shelves
2009.41.01Dress form for use in display of costumes and clothingStorage Room
2009.42.01Dress, sheer beige fabric with lace trim, high waist, worn by Annie Bernard Walker Williams (Mrs. Robert Emmett Williams, Carolyn's grandmother) of Mt. Elba Farm, Walkerton. Date is estimated to be 1910-1920.Parlor
2009.42.02Mannequin for Dress owned by Annie Bernard Walker Williams (Mrs. Robert Emmett Williams, Carolyn's grandmother) of Mt. Elba Farm, Walkerton. Form is labelled Hall Borchert Dress Form Mfrs NY & Chicago. Date is estimated to be 1910-1920.Parlor
2009.42.03Dust cover for Annie Williams' dressStorage Shelves
2009.43.01Split Seat McClellan SaddleCarriage House
2009.43.02Bit (rusted, found in yard at Mt. Elba)Carriage House
2009.43.03Wooden tool, unknown use, oldest part made with 18th century nails.Carriage House
2009.44.01Courthouse Portraits: Notebook, 1988, before restorationVaultBox #64; Folder #14
2009.44.02Courthouse Portraits, Restoration: Notebook, correspondence, records of donationsVaultBox #64; Folder #15
2009.44.03Courthouse Portraits Restoration: Notebook, collection of notes re: portraitsVaultBox #64; Folder #16
2009.44.04Courthouse Portraits Restoration: photographs of restored portraits and their location.VaultBox #64; Folder #17
2009.44.05Courthouse Portraits Slide CollectionLibrary Closet
2009.46.01Leftwich Heritage, Summer, 2009, Vol 17VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2009.47.01Bulletin of Historical Society of West Point, Vol. 1, No. 2, Oct. 2008VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2009.47.02Bulletin of Historical Society of West Point, Vol. 2, No.1, April 2009VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2009.47.03Bulletin of Historical Society of West Point, Vol. 2, No.2, October 2009VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2009.47.04Bulletin of Historical Society of West Point, Vol. 3, No.2, October 2010VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2009.47.05Bulletin of Historical Society of West Point, Vol. 4, No.2, October 2011VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2009.48.01History of West Point Christian Church, April 26, 2009VaultBox #41; Folder #45
2009.49.01Horse Harness used on horses in lower King and Queen CountyCarriage House
2009.49.023 windows, installed in Carriage house, originally from an old house in King and Queen County belonging to Minor TrevilianCarriage House
2009.49.03DAR application of Mary Spencer Eubank, containing Spencer and Bland genealogy, photocopyVaultBox #58; Folder #180
2009.49.04Scrapbook of Louise Gayle Bland, documenting family living at Buena Vista Store at Cologne, from 1903, includes invoice from Bagby Furniture, and other vendors.Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #17
2009.49.05Virginia Revolutionary Publick Claims and their genealogical value, compiled and transcribed by Janice L. Abercrombie and Richard Slatten: 21 pages of King and Queen citizens who had claims (photocopy,)VaultBox #58; Folder #181
2009.50.01Genealogical information of the Hart family: Biography of Rev. Joseph W. Hart (1848-1914) , minister at Mattaponi Baptist Church; Descendants of Thomas F. Hart (1811-1867) (Photocopies of text provided by Arthur Thomas Hart III)VaultBox #58; Folder #190
2009.51.01Androck Turbine beater (kitchen utensil) 1920-1930Kitchen
2009.52.01Cedar frame for Carriage House Photo DisplayPost Office
2009.53.01Author's copies (2) of an article "James Madison and His Ties to King and Queen County" written by Marian T. Minor, with bibiliography, genealogy and copies of background source articles.VaultBox #58; Folder #189
2009.55.01Newspaper article about C. Porter Vaughan, Jr.VaultBox #55; Folder #42
2009.56.01Carriage House BuildingCarriage House
2009.56.02Materials relating to the re-zoning, building and dedication of the Tavern Museum Carriage house and Stevensville Post Office restoration.VaultBox #68; Folder #20
2009.56.03Four photographic prints of the Chelsea stage coach, owned by Jerry Walker, stored at Locust Grove taken in 2008VaultBox #40; Folder #80
2009.56.04Four digital photographic prints on CD of the Chelsea stage coach, owned by Jerry Walker, stored at Locust Grove taken in 2008Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2009.56.05Rubber stamp "Stevensville Post Office, K&Q County, VA, restored Post Office, dedicated June 28,2009"Storage Cabinet
2009.56.06Rubber stamp ink pad for Stevensville P.O. (restored)Storage Cabinet
2009.57.01Case table from the Stevensville Post OfficePost Office
2009.58.01Wooden Stool for Stevensville Post Office restoration in the Carriage HousePost Office
2009.58.02Photos of Carriage house construction at the Tavern Museum and the Carriage at BewdleyVaultBox #68; Folder #18
2009.60.01Framed print of King and Queen Courthouse, artist Philip L. Frisbee, 1963Office
2009.61.01National Register Nomination for Providence plantation and farm, Newtown area (source: U.S. Dept of the Interior, National Park Service website); early owners were Dr. and Mrs. William and Susan Dew; currently owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Laura Stuart.VaultBox #58; Folder #169
2009.63.01History of Shackelfords Chapel, located in lower King and Queen County, written in 1985 by Dorothy P. Fary (photocopy)VaultBox #41; Folder #55
2009.64.01W. S. Roane 1809 account with J.J. Bland relating to lumber business 1 page. Original papers.VaultBox #43; Folder #167
2009.64.02W. S. Roane 1885 receipt for axles from Hunter Sims & Co. 1 page. Original papers.VaultBox #43; Folder #168
2009.64.03W. S. Roane 1877 account with Bland & Bro store 1 page. Original papers.VaultBox #43; Folder #169
2009.64.04W. S. Roane 1907 account of estate sale 5 pages. Original papers.VaultBox #43; Folder #170
2009.65.01Certificates from Daughters of the American Revolution and Children of the American Revolution for member Louise Palmer Jefferson. Applications document her descent from John Pendleton, a member of the House of Burgesses from King and Queen County.Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #271
2010.01.01History of Beulah Church 1899-2009VaultBox #41; Folder #53
2010.02.01Membership Book of the Methodist Circuit, 1859-1912, including Mann's, Providence, Mizpah, Lebanon, Paces, and Shepherds churches.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #164
2010.03.01Clippings and photos relating to the Walkerton Library, c. 1980-1987VaultBox #65; Folder #37
2010.05.01Photographs (38) of the Dedication of the Carriage House at the Tavern Museum taken by Walton Beale EvansVaultBox #68; Folder #18
2010.05.02Photo of the King & Queen County Historical Society School CoverletVaultBox #61; Folder #60
2010.06.01The Dragon Run: A Step into the Past, a Strategy for the Future, CDLibrary
2010.07.01King William Historical Society BulletinsVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2010.08.01Child's chair made of oak with split oak bottomParlor
2010.08.02white china chamber pot20th Century Bedroom
2010.09.01National Registry Nomination for ProvidenceVaultBox #58; Folder #169
2010.10.02Virginia Cox: Material related to Old Houses of King and Queen - Content - 1973Vault (folders not numbered)
2010.10.99Mostly full set of Bulletins thru #51, in good condition, save for resaleStorage Shelves
2010.11.01Cyrano de Bergerac (French language) by Edmond Rostand, 1899, inscribed Vernelle Barefoot,Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.11.02Le Bourgeiois Gentilhomme (French language) by Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, edited by F.M. Warren, 1899, inscribed Vernelle BarefootArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.11.03The American Spelling Book, The Rudiments of the English Language and the Use of Schools in the United States by Noah Webster, 1820, inscribed John W. RichardsArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.11.04Bennett's Latin Grammar, inscribed J.T. Barefoot, Stevensville H. SchoolArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.11.05First Spanish Course, by E.C. Hills and J.D. M. Ford, 1925, inscribed Vernelle BarefootArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.11.06Everyday Classics, Fifth Reader by Franklin T. Baker, and Ashley H. Thorndike, 1927, inscribed C. Porter Vaughan, Stevensville H.S.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2010.12.01Air Warden Service tie tack, belonged to J. T. BarefootStorage Cabinet
2010.12.02Ruritan Club pin, belonged to J. T. BarefootStorage Cabinet
2010.12.03Photocopy of Address of the Virginia House of Burgesses to the King of England, 1772VaultBox #49; Folder #107
2010.14.01Photograph of the Walkerton Bridge over the Mattaponi, c. 1996VaultBox #65; Folder #36
2010.18.01Computer Disk published by Petersburg Region Tourist BureauLibrary
2010.18.02Magazine published by Petersburg Tourist Region 2010VaultBox #56; Folder #67
2010.20.01Lady's Slip, worn by a lady in the Post family19th Century Bedroom
2010.26.11Newspaper clipping, Wedding announcement (transcription) describing the double wedding of the McGeorge twins on January 2, 1913. Carrie Waller McGeorge married Malcolm Clopton Burke. Bessie Wallace McGeorge married Alfred Peachy Gwathmey.VaultBox #55; Folder #26
2010.32.02Photo of King and Queen Court House with Carey Hall, Olive Bagby, and Martie OwenVaultBox #43; Folder #113
2010.34.01Bulletin of the Historical Society of West Point, Va. newsletter April 2010VaultBox #56; Folder #56
2010.35.012 photos of minstrel show held at Marriott School late 1940, one is a blackface weddingVaultBox #43; Folder #168
2010.35.02photo of Junior Woman's Club membersVaultBox #40; Folder #85
2010.36.01Horseshoe found in Walkerton on the site of the old livery stable on Walkerton Landing RoadCarriage House
2010.38.01Bill to Mr. Wickliff Boulware from T. M. Henley, D.D.S. for dental work in 1864VaultBox #43; Folder #171
2010.39.01Letter addressed to Miss Rosalie Bland, Shackleford, Va. from Gilbert Burnet Lewis re: preservation of graves of Confederate soldiers, 1946VaultBox #49; Folder #105
2010.39.02Letter addressed to Mr. Jemmie G. Bland, Shackleford, Va. from Annie, 1871VaultBox #49; Folder #104
2010.39.03Indenture November 1845 between John Summerson, E.T. Newcomb and his wife Mary Newcomb, and Levi PittsVaultBox #46; Folder #88
2010.39.04Minutes of a meeting to establish a Masonic Lodge, Shacklefords, 1874VaultBox #43; Folder #162
2010.39.05Letter to Miss Alma Bland, Shacklefords, from Russell B. Gill, 1938, about Centreville AcademyVaultBox #42; Folder #97
2010.39.06Notes on Centreville Academy including early supporters, description of Mr. Gogerty's murder at the school, undated, unsignedVaultBox #42; Folder #97
2010.39.07Letter to Miss Florence Wright , Plain View, from J.F. Bland, 1887, thank you for a floral offeringVaultBox #49; Folder #106
2010.39.08Virginia' s Heritage by Henry P. Taylor, 1968VaultBox #74; Folder #18
2010.39.09One program for the 250th Anniversary of K&Q County; two programs for the Pageant, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #163
2010.39.10King & Queen County Historical Society ,Corey Award, 1967, newspaper articlesVaultBox #61; Folder #68
2010.39.11Four bearer notes, $100.00 each, signed by Robert Pollard Jr. Clerk, 1864VaultBox #43; Folder #164
2010.39.12Receipt for property taxes, Roderick Bland, 1885VaultBox #43; Folder #164
2010.39.13Prints of Mattaponi Baptist Church, King & Queen County; Fontainbleau, King William County; & Westover, Charles City CountyVaultBox #40; Folder #82
2010.40.01CD containing photos of King and Queen Courthouse GreenVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2010.41.01C.W.Samuel, accounts for Agricultural Goods, bought and sold 1905-1931 (including a pea huller, fruit trees, harrow, cow, chickens and eggs, contract with Stansbury Canning Co. (1918), and small account book for money paid to hired people).VaultBox #78; Folder #01
2010.41.02C.W. Samuel, accounts for cutting, hauling wood (Barefoot & Son, George Babyak, C.C. Caldwell, J.S. Robinson)VaultBox #78; Folder #02
2010.41.03Samuel Family, receipts and bills, domestic and personal expenses, 1906-1930 including stove, furniture, clothes, funeral markerVaultBox #78; Folder #03
2010.41.04C.W. Samuel, accounts for paint, linen, twine, hardware, 1910-1930VaultBox #78; Folder #04
2010.41.05C.W. Samuel, transportation expenses for buggy (Richmond Buggy and Wagon Co.,1903), Parts (Kelley-Rucker Hardware, 1922-1927), Ford car service (Richmond Motor Co.,1926), Registration (1930)VaultBox #78; Folder #05
2010.41.06Wedding Announcement: Marie Semple Minter married Ambrose Buford Acree, March 3, 1917VaultBox #78; Folder #06
2010.41.07Samuel Family, Wooden beads in Liberty Tailoring Society envelopeVaultBox #78; Folder #07
2010.41.08Samuel Family, Cards and letters 1916-1921VaultBox #78; Folder #08
2010.41.09Samuel family photographs (unidentified)VaultBox #78; Folder #09
2010.41.10C.W. Samuel, Receipts for newspaper subscriptions: The West Point News (1913 and 1917) and Southside Sentinel (1926)VaultBox #78; Folder #10
2010.41.11C. W. Samuel, Court accounts, King William County, 1892, 1894, 1903VaultBox #78; Folder #11
2010.41.12C.W. Samuel, money order receipts 1907-1914VaultBox #78; Folder #12
2010.41.13C.W. Samuel, insurance receipts, 1915VaultBox #78; Folder #13
2010.41.14C.W. and F.L. Samuel, accounts and correspondence for medical services, 1906-1934VaultBox #78; Folder #14
2010.41.15C.W. Samuel, business correspondence 1904-1930VaultBox #78; Folder #15
2010.41.16Florence L. and C.W.(Charles) Samuel, receipts for taxes, King and Queen County 1914-1931VaultBox #78; Folder #16
2010.41.17C.W. Samuel, cancelled checks drawn on Southside Bank, Walkerton, 1923, 1924, 1929 with book of blank checksVaultBox #78; Folder #17
2010.41.18C.W. and F.L. Samuel, Deed of Trust, Southside Bank, Tappahannock, 1919-1922VaultBox #78; Folder #18
2010.41.19C.W. and F.L. Samuel (with W.F. Duling), notes with Southside Bank, Walkerton, Aylett and Tappahannock,1912-1930VaultBox #78; Folder #19
2010.41.20Samuel Family, Pollard and Bagby Mortgage Notes, CDs, 1923-1930VaultBox #78; Folder #20
2010.41.21C. W. Samuel, Notes and receipts held/paid by non-banking interests 1881-1921VaultBox #78; Folder #21
2010.41.22Samuel Family, Brochures, Business Cards, etc.VaultBox #78; Folder #22
2010.41.23Samuel Family, Correspondence, empty envelopesVaultBox #78; Folder #23
2010.42.01Personal letters between Charles Hill Ryland and Betsy Fleet, 1977-1996, includes obituaries for Betsy Moore Fleet (1996), Mary Louisa Fleet (1995) and Reuben Hollis Fleet (19750VaultBox #49; Folder #108
2010.42.02Letter from Charles Hill Ryland and Fred Fleet, 1861 (photocopy) about religion, and cover letter from Charles H. Ryland to Frederick J. Anderson, 1994, upon gift of original letter to Virginia Baptist Historical SocietyVaultBox #49; Folder #109
2010.42.03Letter from J.W. Fleet, to John M. Garmett, 1862 (photocopy), and cover letter from Charles H. Ryland to Betsy Fleet, 1992VaultBox #49; Folder #110
2010.42.04Green Mount Farm correspondence between Charles H. Ryland and Betsy Fleet, 1975-1988VaultBox #49; Folder #111
2010.42.05Leadership at Culver Academy, photo of an article in Phi Delta Gamma Magazine and letter from Charles Hill Ryland to Betsy Fleet, Summer 1991VaultBox #49; Folder #112
2010.43.01Virginia Public School Register for Colored School, Stevensville District , K&Q County, Eliza Reade, Teacher, 1886-1892VaultBox #42; Folder #74
2010.44.01Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of Temple RylandVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2010.44.02Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of Minor TrevilianVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2010.44.03Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society 10/24/2011 in memory of Caroline Gwathmey JonesVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2010.45.01Leftwich Heritage, volume 18, Summer 2010VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2010.45.02Leftwich Heritage, volume 19, Summer 2011VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2010.45.03Leftwich Heritage, volume 20, Summer 2012VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2010.45.04Leftwich Heritage, volume 21, Summer 2013, pg 15-28 describes trip to K&Q County in 2012, including a stop at the Tavern Museum, and a ride by the site of the Leftwich Patent near CrouchVaultBox #58; Folder #134
2010.46.01Clothes washer wringer, metal and woodHall Top Floor
2010.46.02Butter churn, owned by the Langford family of Stevensville, VADining Room
2010.47.01Cast Iron string holder from Coldwater Post Office, and Mascot Post Office after Coldwater Post Office closedPost Office
2010.49.01Child's dress, white, eyelet panels, 19th Century20th Century Bedroom
2010.50.01Courtroom Portraits: Folder collected by Larry Grahl while president of King and Queen County Historical Society 2007-2009: Courtroom PortraitsVaultBox #64; Folder #18
2010.50.02Old Church: Folder collected by Larry Grahl while president of King and Queen County Historical Society 2007-2009VaultBox #41; Folder #50
2010.50.03Broaddus property: Folder collected by Larry Grahl while president of King and Queen County Historical Society 2007-2009VaultBox #61; Folder #70
2010.51.0115 original bearer notes, King and Queen Courthouse, 1861VaultBox #43; Folder #160
2010.51.02list of wills and other documents prior to 1861, found in Chancery suits filed in the Clerk's officeVaultBox #43; Folder #161
2010.52.01Board of Election papers filed by election candidates 1970Vault
2010.52.02Board of Election papers filed by election candidates 1971Vault
2010.52.03Board of Election papers filed by election candidates 1975Vault
2010.54.01Metal object, rusted, probably a door handle or gate hingeCarriage House
2010.55.01Landscape drawing of King and Queen Court House Master Plan for T-21grant for Courthouse Green improvements, September 2000, produced by Art and ArchitectureMap CabinetBox #64; Folder #40
2010.55.02Minutes of Technical Advisory Team Meeting #1, K&Q Courthouse Project , 2000VaultBox #64; Folder #25
2010.56.01Doll baby carriage, wicker, painted blue, vintage 1920's20th Century Bedroom
2010.56.02Tricycle, metal with leather seat, rubber tires, tag on front illegible: "The Gendron W__ Pic__, Toledo, USA", vintage 1920s-1930s20th Century Bedroom
2010.56.03Potty Chair, white, wicker-like, vintage 1920s - 1930sBathroom-Top Floor
2010.57.01School Board budgets ranging from 1941 through 1970sVault
2010.58.01Woman's Club history with pamphlets, reports, letters, etc. from approximate years of 1931-1955VaultBox #43; Folder #159
2010.58.02Woman's Club history 1942-1943, rough copy by Mrs. H.S. Bland, historianVaultBox #43; Folder #173
2010.59.01Mannequin for vintage clothingParlor
2010.62.01Photographs of The Mount, Dunkirk, VA, built by William Todd (photocopies), 5 exterior and 3 interior shotsVaultBox #40; Folder #81
2010.64.01Mizpah United Methodist Church: "Celebrating 125 Years of Ministry", WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #06
2010.65.01Framed plat of Courthouse lot, 1940Library
2010.66.01Diskette Box, for storage of diskettes in the Archives or LibraryVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2010.67.01Register of deaths for K&Q County 1864, Commissioner of Revenue: P.E. Lipscomb 1864Vault (oversized)Box #43; Folder #136
2010.69.01Membership ledger, King and Queen County Historical Society, 1957-1962, original recordsVault (oversized)Box #61; Folder #72
2010.70.01Trademark Registrations for 8 Taylor & Caldwell brands; trademark registration for R.D. Griggs Summer Sweet brand.VaultBox #65; Folder #25
2010.70.02Taylor & Caldwell Food, Inc correspondence relating to copyrights of canned food labels, 1969-1972VaultBox #65; Folder #26
2010.70.03Taylor & Caldwell Food, Inc., can labels (16 varieties plus blanks), in saleman's notebook, with pea sorter disk, Food Machinery Corp.VaultBox #65; Folder #27
2010.73.011908 Sears catalog20th Century Bedroom
2010.74.01Scrapbook made by W.S. Courtney of Little Plymouth, VA, Civil War Veteran, buried at Olivet Church with his wife Alice.Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #18
2010.75.01Photo of Mr. Oliver's store before the Administration Building was built.VaultBox #40; Folder #32
2010.75.03Proposed floor plan, 1st Floor, Tavern MuseumVaultBox #68; Folder #08
2010.75.04Proposed floor plan, 2ndFloor, Tavern MuseumVaultBox #68; Folder #08
2010.77.01Correspondence (transcripts) re: wheat thrasher: G. Washington to Thomas King, Todds Bridge 1798; G. Washington to Thomas Martin, K&Q county, 1797; G. Washington to Thomas C. Martin, 1798VaultBox #69; Folder #01
2010.77.02W.B. Bird & Son Advertising CardVaultBox #69; Folder #02
2010.77.03Walker Hawes letter (transcript), Poplar Grove, 1843, local & family news, includes a description of Dunkirk.VaultBox #69; Folder #03
2010.77.04Pryer, Boyd, Hawes, Lipscombe: Personal correspondence 1829-1870, includes Articles of Agreement made and entered into for the year 1856 between John Washington and Mary A. Hawes, both of King and Queen Co, regarding Poplar Grove.VaultBox #69; Folder #04
2010.77.05Business documents relevant to Poplar Grove, including slaves owned by Mary A. Hawes and P.E. Lipscomb, 1858, 1866VaultBox #69; Folder #05
2010.77.06P.E. Lipscomb, Soldier's Passport from Chimborazo hospital, Richmond, to King & Queen county, Va. (name written as Priv. G.E. Lipscombe), 1864VaultBox #69; Folder #06
2010.77.07Lipscomb family division of personal property 1916, & monies 1935VaultBox #69; Folder #07
2010.77.08Will of Richard Croshaw, K&Q County, 1667 (York County), transcriptVaultBox #69; Folder #08
2010.77.09Will of Thomas Mack Gehee, 27 July 1727, King William Co. Va, transcriptVaultBox #69; Folder #09
2010.77.10Will of Col. William Aylett, died 1733, King William Co. Va., transcripts (2 copies)VaultBox #69; Folder #10
2010.77.11Will of John Lipscomb, King William Co., Va, 1776, transcripts (2 copies)VaultBox #69; Folder #11
2010.77.12Will of Walker Hawes, 1850 (hand-written copy)VaultBox #69; Folder #12
2010.77.13Lewis, Washington, and Wright genealogyVaultBox #69; Folder #13
2010.77.14Lipscomb & Hawes genealogy chartsVaultBox #69; Folder #14
2010.77.15Spencer of Cople genealogy (Anne Spencer married Samuel Hawes)VaultBox #69; Folder #15
2010.77.16Pollard genealogy, Joseph Pollard (K&Q) married Priscilla Hoomes (Caroline)VaultBox #69; Folder #16
2010.77.17Lipscomb correspondence, re: Lipscomb, Hawes, Pryor genealogyVaultBox #69; Folder #17
2010.77.18Bayley, Barnwell of South Carolina, genealogyVaultBox #69; Folder #18
2010.77.19Suzanne de Neufville DAR Application, 1967, Aylett, Walker, Hawes genealogyVaultBox #69; Folder #19
2010.77.20Sallie Branch Lipscomb Dew DAR Application, 1914, Hawes genealogyVaultBox #69; Folder #20
2010.77.21T. W. Lipscomb, Jr. newspaper clippings 1902 - 1982VaultBox #69; Folder #21
2010.77.22T. Walker Lipscomb, III, newspaper clipping with photo, Civil War items belonging to P.E. LipscombVaultBox #69; Folder #22
2010.77.23Obituaries for Frances Bird Lipscomb, died 1847; Philip Pryor Lipscomb, died 1935; P.E. (Philip Emmet) Lipscomb, died 1910; Imogen Hawes Lipscomb, died 1916; Imogene Hawes Dew, undatedVaultBox #69; Folder #23
2010.77.24Thomas Walker Lipscomb (1875-1943), letters of introduction from C.H. Ryland & R. E. Gaines, University of Richmond, 1896VaultBox #69; Folder #24
2010.77.25Accounts, Inventory lists, for Mary A. Hawes for years 1832 - 1871; includes receipts for education of Eugene Hawes, accounts book.VaultBox #69; Folder #25
2010.77.26King William Courthouse, history booklet, 1963VaultBox #69; Folder #26
2010.77.27Mattaponi Baptist Church, photograph, Lipscomb family collectionVaultBox #69; Folder #27
2010.77.28Bruington Church, Lipscomb family collection, photograph (incorrectly identified on reverse as Exol)VaultBox #69; Folder #28
2010.77.29Lipscomb family photos: Imogen Hawes Lipscomb (3 photos), Philip Emmet Lipscomb (2), Imogen & Philip Emmet Lipscomb (1), Poplar Grove around 1936 (2), Sarah Branch Thomas Lipscomb (1st wife of Philip Lipscomb, mother of Philip Emmet Lipscomb) (copy), Frances B. Lipscomb (2) (died 1948), Mary Lipscomb (2, Mrs. Moreland Oliver), T. W. Lipscomb (1875-1943), Hawes Lipscomb with wife Marie and nephew Walker Lipscomb.VaultBox #69; Folder #29
2010.77.30Lipscomb family collection, school girl photos, identities unknownVaultBox #69; Folder #30
2010.77.31P.E. Lipscomb, Co. F. 8th Reg. Va Cavalry, Essex Light Dragoons, W. H. F. Lee's Brigade to J.B. Stuarts Division June 2, 1863 - January 10, 1864 - journal and accounts,VaultBox #69; Folder #31
2010.77.32Phillip Pryor Lipscomb: School Portrait, Photo of house in Richmond, VAVaultBox #69; Folder #32
2010.77.33Formal Portraits: Thomas Walker Lipscomb, Sr., Frances W. Lipscomb, T.W. Lipscomb with sons Walker and Raymond, Sallie Lipscomb DewVaultBox #69; Folder #33
2010.77.34Raymond Lipscomb, class photograph (c. 1910), Rome Georgia, Marie Goethin's School (2 copies)VaultBox #69; Folder #34
2010.77.35Raymond & Walker Lipscomb, school photographs, New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, New Mexico, 1915-1917VaultBox #69; Folder #35
2010.77.36Raymond Lipscomb "History of America's Part in the World War"VaultBox #69; Folder #36
2010.77.371918 Yearbook: The Bronco, from New Mexico Military InstituteVaultBox #69; Folder #37
2010.77.381919 Yearbook: The Bronco, from New Mexico Military InstituteVaultBox #69; Folder #38
2010.77.391922 Yearbook: Coloradoan, from University of ColoradoVaultBox #69; Folder #39
2010.77.40Raymond & Walker Lipscomb, University of Colorado, Chi Psi Fraternity, Boulder Colorado, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VAVaultBox #69; Folder #40
2010.77.41Lipscomb Family, informal photos, visiting Colorado and other places in the West 1914-1916VaultBox #69; Folder #41
2010.77.42Lipscomb family, begins Saturday, August 5, 1916; journal of a trip West.VaultBox #69; Folder #42
2010.77.43Raymond Lipscomb, letters, Cards, Photos: Europe 1923, 1924VaultBox #69; Folder #43
2010.77.44Lipscomb family, Our Trip to Europe, 1923VaultBox #69; Folder #44
2010.77.45Raymond Lipscomb documents: call to military duty, 1942; Will, March 1983; Birth Certificate, 1904VaultBox #69; Folder #45
2010.77.46Thomas Walker Lipscomb, Jr. (born 1901) and Raymond Lipscomb (born 1903), formal photographsVaultBox #69; Folder #46
2010.77.47Raymond Lipscomb, newspaper articles: 1929, 1937, 1939, 1960VaultBox #69; Folder #47
2010.77.48Photographs of Phillip Emmet Lipscomb and his wife Imogene Hawes Lipscomb in a hinged frame.Parlor
2010.77.49Lipscomb Collection, tinted photo, Mrs. T.W. (Frances) Lipscomb, Sr. with Raymond and T.W. Lipscomb, Jr.Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #48
2010.77.50Lipscomb Collection, original photograph (two copies), Mrs. T.W. (Frances) Lipscomb, b. 1880, d. 1879, Asheville, NCVault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #49
2010.77.51Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, marked Barefoot Boy is Raymond Lipscomb, taken about 1910, Marie Goethius School, Rome, GAVault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #50
2010.77.52Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Walker Lipscomb, Jr. and Raymond Lipscomb, Chi Psi Fraternity (Fall 1921)Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #51
2010.77.53Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Raymond Lipscomb, Chi Psi Fraternity (Fall 1925)Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #52
2010.77.54Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, T.W. Lipscomb, b. 1875, d. 1943Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #53
2010.77.55Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Raymond LipscombVault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #54
2010.77.56Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Raymond LipscombVault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #55
2010.77.57Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Thomas Walker Lipscomb, Jr.Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #56
2010.77.58Lipscomb Collection, original photograph, Pryor Lipscomb, son of P.E. and Imogen Hawes LipscombVault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #57
2010.77.59Lipscomb Collection, A day at the Doctor's (6-16-66) or How to Relieve Tension, a story by Raymond Lipscomb sent to his brothers and sisters.Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #58
2010.77.60Invitation to Hon. T.W. Lipscomb, Mayor of Rome Georgia, to the Celebration of The Centennial of the Incorporation of St. Louis, 1909Vault (oversized)Box #69; Folder #59
2010.77.61Silver Baby Cup belonging to Imogene Hawes Dew, of Emporia, died age 2Storage Cabinet
2010.77.62Two daguerreotypes thought to be Imogen Hawes LibscombStorage Cabinet
2011.01.01Quilt Face, sewn, signed by women associated with King and Queen County, and others not identifiable: Martha A. Fleet, Sally B. Ryland, Sarah B. Haynes, Mattie or Hattie Fleet, M.E. Haynes, L.M. Bartlett (Alabama), Susan F. Ryland, ...Roy, Sarah R. Clark, Dorothea F. Walker19th Century Bedroom
2011.01.02Account of the quilt face and the family who owned it, from Mary Hill Fleet of Pickle Hill/ Green Mount to Randolph P. Brown (husband of Mrs. Brown who donated the quilt face), written by Ernest MasonVaultBox #58; Folder #186
2011.01.03List of signatures on the Fleet quilt faceVaultBox #58; Folder #186
2011.01.04Obituary of Helen McNeely BrownVaultBox #58; Folder #186
2011.02.01Photograph (copy) of the Ryland family of Roseville, King William County, VA. Photo includes 2 women who contributed to the quilt face: Sally Browne and Susan F. Ryland (Mrs. Fox), and 2 photocopiesVaultBox #58; Folder #185
2011.03.013 color photographs of Lt. George Lively of Chapultapec, King & Queen County, memorabilia including his portrait in uniform, family portraits, and his uniform, CSAVaultBox #40; Folder #66
2011.04.01Letter from Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Ec., Virginia about forestry and marking demonstration, 1941VaultBox #74; Folder #16
2011.05.01Fire Insurance Survey, 1957, on K&Q Courthouse, with description of Courthouse campusVaultBox #64; Folder #24
2011.06.01The Farmer's Wife, a magazine for farm women, December 1920Map CabinetBox #55; Folder #74
2011.07.01Biographical sketch of Joshua Taliaferro, 1885-1992VaultBox #58; Folder #184
2011.08.01Tree Planting info collected by Bill Saunders of the Virginia Department of Forestry, used in preparation of History Exhibit, addressed to Vernon TrevilianVaultBox #74; Folder #15
2011.09.01Biographical Sketch of Estelle Williams Chapman, born in King and Queen County 1892-1967VaultBox #58; Folder #183
2011.10.01Articles and Correspondence regarding the Woman's Club 1970-1976, projects in the areaVaultBox #43; Folder #158
2011.11.01Immanuel Chapel, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #21
2011.11.02Immanuel Church, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #21
2011.11.03Union Hope Baptist Church, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #22
2011.11.04Old Church (interior), Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #23
2011.11.05Zion Baptist Church, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #24
2011.11.06Bruington Baptist Church, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #25
2011.11.07Graveyard at Shackelford's Chapel, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #26
2011.11.08King and Queen Courthouse, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #27
2011.11.09Tavern at King and Queen Courthouse, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #28
2011.11.10Tavern at King and Queen Courthouse, brick and frame house, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #29
2011.11.11Green Mount Home School for Young Ladies, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #30
2011.11.12Dunkirk Plat, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #31
2011.11.13Rappahannock Indian School, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #32
2011.11.14Nokomis Fortune Lemons, United Rappahannock Tribe, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #33
2011.11.15Aberdeen Academy, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #34
2011.11.16The Grange Building, Bruington, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #20
2011.11.17Little Plymouth Store, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #35
2011.11.18Mill in Newtown, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #36
2011.11.19Ball Lumber Company, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #37
2011.11.20Hite Saw Sharpening Shop, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #38
2011.11.21Tobacco Barn, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #39
2011.11.22Trice Sand and Gravel Company, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #40
2011.11.23Roane Blacksmith Shop, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #41
2011.11.24Taylor and Caldwell Food, Inc. stationery, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #42
2011.11.25Civil War Artifacts, Barbara Kaplan photo; found by Robert R. Harper in King and Queen CountyVaultBox #73; Folder #43
2011.11.26Historical Marker 'Where Dahlgren Died', Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #44
2011.11.27Dragon Run, Barbara Kaplan photoVaultBox #73; Folder #45
2011.11.28Stone from Corbin's Church (New Church), Barbara Kaplan photo; with John HartVaultBox #73; Folder #46
2011.11.29King and Queen Courthouse plat 1840, photocopy, Barbara Kaplan photo; survey by Robert F. StubbsVaultBox #73; Folder #47
2011.11.30Taped interview re: Black History of K&Q, August 14, 1991; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.31Taped interview with William Todd Henley & Elvira Henley, June 19, 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.32Taped interview with Carey Hall, June 19, 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.33Taped interview with Claiborne Courtney and Louise Courtney, June 22, 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.34Taped interview with Travis Ruffin and Virginia Ruffin, July 2, 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.35Taped interview with Carroll Minor and Elizabeth Minor, July 7, 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.36Taped interview with Kathleen Bland Cottle, July 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.37Taped interview with Elizabeth Allen Snead, July 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.38Taped interview with Virginia Bland Hart & Minor Hart Trevilian, July 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.39Taped interview with Lettie Walker and Jerry Walker, July 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.40Taped interview with Elvin Riley, undated; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.41Taped interview at K&Q Courthouse with Rappahannock Tribe members, August 25, 1991; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.11.42Diskette, contains (MS Word documents): 1) transcript of interview with members of King & Queen County Indigenous community, August, 1991 and 2) Notes on interviews with various King & Queen County citizens, summer 1992; Barbara KaplanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.12.02Photograph of Eugene Henshaw, born in King and Queen County in 1832VaultBox #40; Folder #79
2011.13.01Notes on Virginia, Number 51, 2007. Contains an article "Tracing the Yorktown Campaign of 1781-1782", by Robert A. Selig, p. 47; also has a photograph & paragraph on Marriott School, page 34. (3 copies)VaultBox #43; Folder #09
2011.15.01Genealogy information regarding the Estes (Estis) family, lived in Stevensville 1720VaultBox #58; Folder #182
2011.16.01Gilmer map, 1863, reproduction, covering areas of Essex, King & Queen (upper end to courthouse) and King William.Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #30
2011.17.01Original and photocopy of article from Virginia Cavalcade, Winter 1980, by Betsy Fleet, "Maria Louisa Fleet and the Green Mount Home School for Young Ladies"VaultBox #42; Folder #96
2011.18.01Photocopies, internet material, of papers on Dawson Cooke, Deputy Clerk, King & Queen County, who served as a midshipman in the Virginia Navy during the Revolutionary War 1776-1777, together with information on schooners. Served on "Liberty" schooner, 'Gloucester', a row galley, "Futherance" a snow rigVaultBox #54; Folder #86
2011.19.01Spiral bound book 'Encounters with the British in Virginia during the War of 1812' published by The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of VirginiaVaultBox #54; Folder #80
2011.19.02Spiral bound book 'War of 1812 Veteran Burials at St. John's Episcopal Church Graveyard, Richmond'VaultBox #54; Folder #80
2011.19.03'War of 1812 Veteran Burials in Virginia' (CD-Rom) published by The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of VirginiaVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.20.01Photographic prints relating to land use from the early 1900's, Hillsboro, Taylor & Caldwell & WalkertonVaultBox #74; Folder #13
2011.20.02Digital photos relating to land use from the early 1900's, Hillsboro, Taylor & Caldwell & Walkerton, on CDVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.21.01Garrett family of Stevensville, genealogy with chartVaultBox #58; Folder #159
2011.21.02Garrett family of Stevensville photographs on CD.Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.22.01Articles on the Mattaponi River and the Latane Trice Bridge at Walkerton, 1996 (The Walkerton Bridge)VaultBox #55; Folder #39
2011.22.02Newspaper clipping, Carroll Lee Walker, and preservation in the Walkerton area "Longing for Home", 2005VaultBox #55; Folder #30
2011.24.01The First Black Churches, a paragraph with sketches, clipped, no attributionVaultBox #41; Folder #49
2011.25.01Religious Herald, News Journal of the Baptist General Association of Virginia, with article on William Gwathmey including a picture of the Tavern MuseumVaultBox #55; Folder #38
2011.25.02Photocopy of Chain Ferry real estate transactions 1800-1847, Vincent Hart (1800-1832), Jeremiah Hart (1832-1846), Robert Hart (1847)VaultBox #59; Folder #100
2011.26.01Newspaper articles relating to Thelma Sutton Paulin, wedding and polioVaultBox #55; Folder #37
2011.26.02Thelma Sutton Paulin: Valedictory Speech given at Pleasant Hill High School, 1941VaultBox #42; Folder #95
2011.26.03Thelma Sutton Paulin: 2 report cards from Pleasant Hill High School 1940VaultBox #42; Folder #95
2011.27.01CD Rack for Video History CollectionVault
2011.27.02Gilmer map, 1863 Caroline and surrounding Counties (marked Historical Society of VA, #3 of 6), reproduction, covering areas of Essex, King & Queen: Center Cross to Stevensville and aboveMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #44
2011.27.03Gilmer map, 1863 Caroline and surrounding Counties (marked Historical Society of Va, #4 of 6), reproduction, covering areas of Hanover, King WiIliam, King & Queen: from Court House to above DunkirkMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #45
2011.28.01U.S. Mail Bag from 1940's, 1950'sPost Office
2011.29.01Papers regarding Hillsboro Family Cemetery: layout of the graves, names, dates on tombstonesVaultBox #58; Folder #178
2011.29.02Genealogy chart of Dr. Samuel Straughan Henley and Robinette Pendleton; Gravestones at HillsboroVaultBox #58; Folder #179
2011.30.01Southern Almanac, 1929VaultBox #56; Folder #65
2011.30.02Advertising Thermometer for Temple B. Clark, Tombstones & Markers, Walkerton, Va, 1948Office
2011.30.03Booklet, Common Forest Trees of Virginia, 1936VaultBox #56; Folder #66
2011.31.01Photographs of King & Queen Courthouse and Mattaponi Baptist Church, 1928,printed from the internet site of University of Virginia Library, from the Jackson Davis CollectionVaultBox #40; Folder #78
2011.32.01Biography of Reverend James H. HolmesVaultBox #58; Folder #153
2011.34.01Postcard, photograph of Chief Custalow and Princess White Feather, taken at Jamestown, undatedVaultBox #40; Folder #77
2011.35.01CD with photos of Green Mount, the video portion of the Pistole's talk at the April 2011 Quarterly meeting of the Historical SocietyVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.36.01Paper by Susan Snead on Eleanor Roosevelt's letter to Mrs. Henry M. Robert, Jr, regarding Marian AndersonVaultBox #58; Folder #154
2011.36.02Photocopy of biographical information on Marian Anderson (born in 1897, Philadelphia) whose grandmother was a Holmes from King & Queen County, from Marian Anderson, A Singer's Journey by Allan KeilerVaultBox #58; Folder #154
2011.37.01Sheep grazing at HillsboroVaultBox #74; Folder #14
2011.37.02Virginia Henley Gill at Hillsboro with horsesVaultBox #74; Folder #14
2011.38.01Turner M. Overton, WWII MIA in the Phillippines, his military recordVaultBox #54; Folder #85
2011.39.03Pamphlet, The Algonquin Trace A York River Water Trail: Upon the Mattaponi, Pamunkey, and York Rivers by Sally Mills, 2002VaultBox #56; Folder #64
2011.41.01Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: Newtown areaVaultBox #73; Folder #14
2011.41.02Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: St. Stephens & Bruington areaVaultBox #73; Folder #15
2011.41.03Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: St. Stephens and Walkerton areaVaultBox #73; Folder #16
2011.41.04Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: Walkerton & Stevensville areaVaultBox #73; Folder #17
2011.41.05Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: King and Queen Courthouse and Mattaponi areaVaultBox #73; Folder #18
2011.41.06Photograph Album, King and Queen County, 1992, taken as part of the research for Land and Heritage in the Virginia Tidewater, for Barbara Kaplan: The Dragon and Belle Vue areaVaultBox #73; Folder #19
2011.42.01Religious Herald newspaper, Vol. 184 # 16, August 15, 2011 containing an article '"Caroline of Canterbury" by Fred AndersonVaultBox #55; Folder #36
2011.44.01Recognition awarded to the King & Queen County Historical Society by the Garden Club of Middle Peninsula, lettered and drawn by Ann Chenowith.Library
2011.45.01Genealogy listing (photocopy, computer generated list) of the forebears and descendants of Colonel Edwin Motley of King and Queen CountyVaultBox #58; Folder #162
2011.46.01Genealogy of MacFarland and Bowman families, 10 volumes. Includes many K&Q names: Broach(e), Longest, Hutchinson, Lumpkin, Jeffries, Bates, and many moreVaultNotebooks
2011.47.01Photograph (copy) of Chatham Hill in King & Queen County, with members of the Walker familyVaultBox #40; Folder #67
2011.47.02Photograph (copy) of Chatham Hill in King & Queen County, with members of the Walker familyLibrary Closet
2011.48.01CD containing scanned (PDF) K&Q H.S. Bulletins #1-109 (original)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.48.02CD containing scanned (PDF) K&Q H.S. Bulletins #1-109 (copy # 1)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2011.48.03CD containing scanned (PDF) K&Q H.S. Bulletins #1-109 (copy # 2)Library
2011.49.01"Skeeter" Yearbook of West Point High School 1916 (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #94
2011.50.01Article from Tidewater Review, November 16, 2005, regarding 1905 murder of R.E. GressittVaultBox #55; Folder #35
2011.50.02Appointment of Roderick Bland, Major in Virginia Militia 1843: 9th Infantry Regiment, 14th Brigade, 4th Division (original)VaultBox #54; Folder #84
2011.51.01Cabbages and Kings, by O. HenryArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2011.54.02List of Schools in King and Queen County named in 'From Two to Fifty-two'VaultBox #42; Folder #138
2011.55.01Files maintained by Jack Spain in creation of Video History tapes, includes committee meetings, list of persons interviewed, and releases/permissions.VaultBox #68; Folder #02
2011.55.02Indexes to oral histories created by VCU student together with instructions on how to display. Toshiba Owner's Manual.VaultBox #68; Folder #03
2011.56.01Wooden exterior door, side entrance to the Tavern Museum Dining Room.Dining Room
2011.58.01House & Home Magazine, May /June 2011 (copy 1), article on Rosenwald Schools with photos of schools in the Northern NeckVaultBox #42; Folder #77
2012.01.02Archaeological Investigation of the Donald Robertson School site, King & Queen County, VA, copy 2, by James River Institute for Archaeology, Inc.VaultBox #60; Folder #12
2012.01.03Archaeological Investigation of the Donald Robertson School site, King & Queen County, VA, copy 3, by James River Institute for Archaeology, Inc.VaultBox #60; Folder #12
2012.01.04Archaeological Investigation of the Donald Robertson School site, King & Queen County, VA, copy 4, by James River Institute for Archaeology, Inc.VaultBox #60; Folder #12
2012.02.01Pamphlets: Essex County Virginia, Its Historic homes, Landmarks and Traditions, 1940 and 1957 editions, published by Woman's Club of Essex (2 copies each edition)VaultBox #56; Folder #57
2012.02.02Notes on Essex Churches: Vauters, Enon Baptist, Rappahannock Christian, Old PiscatawayVaultBox #41; Folder #89
2012.02.03Tappahannock Rappahannock Times Newspaper Clippings: Topahannocke, 1979, by Patti Cox; Historic District Created, 1973, by Charles W.H. Warner; Old Section Historic Landmark, by David Allen; Tackiest Town Not so Tacky, by Hank Burchard; Trying to save Essex Landmark Monument Place, 1969, by Catherine DeShazo. Times-Dispatch: Hotel to Become Just a Memory, undated, by Jerry Lazarus.VaultBox #55; Folder #112
2012.02.04Meeting notice for Essex County Historical Society September 1977 at Brooke's BankVaultBox #55; Folder #113
2012.02.05Newspaper Clippings: Essex County Old Homes, Garden Tours: Accakeek, 1983; Elmwood, Vauters Church, Wheatland, & Brooke's Bank, 1975; Mt. Plesant (R.M.T. Hunter); Ritchie House Notes by Arnold MotleyVaultBox #55; Folder #114
2012.02.06Newspaper Clipping: Rappahannock Community College: Manpower Training Center, 1978VaultBox #55; Folder #115
2012.02.07Newspaper Clipping: Puller Center Middle Peninsula Rehabilitation Services, 1978VaultBox #55; Folder #116
2012.03.01Pamphlet, the First Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1948VaultBox #74; Folder #02
2012.03.02Pamphlet, the Second Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1949VaultBox #74; Folder #03
2012.03.03Pamphlet, the Third Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1950VaultBox #74; Folder #04
2012.03.04Pamphlet, the Fourth Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1951VaultBox #74; Folder #05
2012.03.05Pamphlet, the Fifth Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1952VaultBox #74; Folder #06
2012.03.06Pamphlet, the Sixth Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1953VaultBox #74; Folder #07
2012.03.07Pamphlet, the Seventh Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia held September, 1954VaultBox #74; Folder #08
2012.04.01The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States of America published by the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 1964VaultBox #56; Folder #59
2012.05.01Notebook binder containing notes & other papers used in the preparation of the article on William Boulware for the K&Q Co. H.S. Bulletin published January 2012.Vault (oversized)Box #80; Folder #01
2012.07.01Genealogy of Biscoe family of Biscoe Post Office, King & Queen County, with photo c. 1913 and Richard Sale Davis, Postmaster of BiscoeVaultBox #58; Folder #173
2012.08.01School Board Ledger: Balances, monthly for July 1960-June1970; Accounts for School Funds (All, State, Other); Accounts for Admin, School Board Compensation; Clerical; Postage, Telephone; Title I.Vault (oversized)Box #99; Folder #01
2012.08.02School Board Ledger: Public School Expenditures for K&Q County from July 1, 1928 to June 30, 1934Vault (oversized)Box #99; Folder #02
2012.08.03School Board Ledger: Letters from State Board of Education 1942-1944; State School Fund Accounts 1922-1949; County School Fund Accounts 1922-1949; Other School Fund Accounts 1922-1949Vault (oversized)Box #99; Folder #03
2012.08.030School Board Vouchers July 1961 - June 1963VaultBox #99
2012.08.04School Board records, Vouchers for school years 1962-1962, 1962-1963Vault (oversized)Box #99; Folder #04
2012.08.05Superintendant's Annual Report 1912VaultBox #99; Folder #45
2012.08.06Superintendant's Annual Report 1913VaultBox #99; Folder #46
2012.08.07Superintendant's Annual Report 1914VaultBox #99; Folder #47
2012.08.08Superintendant's Annual Report 1915VaultBox #99; Folder #48
2012.08.09Superintendant's Annual Report 1916VaultBox #99; Folder #49
2012.08.10Superintendant's Annual Report 1917VaultBox #99; Folder #50
2012.08.11Superintendant's Annual Report 1918VaultBox #99; Folder #51
2012.08.12Superintendant's Annual Report 1919VaultBox #99; Folder #52
2012.08.13Superintendant's Annual Report 1921VaultBox #99; Folder #53
2012.08.13aSuperintendant's Annual Report 1922VaultBox #99; Folder #54
2012.08.13bSuperintendant's Annual Report 1923VaultBox #99; Folder #55
2012.08.13cSuperintendant's Annual Report 1924VaultBox #99; Folder #56
2012.08.13dSuperintendant's Annual Report 1925VaultBox #99; Folder #57
2012.08.13eSuperintendant's Annual Report 1926VaultBox #99; Folder #58
2012.08.13fSuperintendant's Annual Report 1927VaultBox #99; Folder #59
2012.08.13gSuperintendant's Annual Report 1928VaultBox #99; Folder #60
2012.08.13hSuperintendant's Annual Report 1929VaultBox #99; Folder #61
2012.08.13iSuperintendant's Annual Report 1930VaultBox #99; Folder #62
2012.08.13jSuperintendant's Annual Report 1931VaultBox #99; Folder #63
2012.08.14Reports of Supervising Teachers: Lillie Batchelor, 1921-1933; Mary S. Washington, 1921-1922VaultBox #99; Folder #64
2012.08.15School Census, 1935, Buena Vista District (white schools)VaultBox #99; Folder #65
2012.08.16School Census, 1935, Stevensville District (white schools)VaultBox #99; Folder #66
2012.08.17School Census, 1935, Newtown District (white schools)VaultBox #99; Folder #67
2012.08.18School Census, 1940, Stevensville District (African American)VaultBox #99; Folder #69
2012.08.19School Census, 1940, Buena Vista District (African American)VaultBox #99; Folder #68
2012.08.20School Census, 1940, Newtown District (African American)VaultBox #99; Folder #70
2012.08.21School Board Ledger for years 1922-1923, 1923-24, & 1924-25VaultBox #99; Folder #71
2012.08.22School Board Vouchers 1926VaultBox #99
2012.08.23School Board Vouchers 1927VaultBox #99
2012.08.24School Board Vouchers 1928VaultBox #99
2012.08.25School Board Vouchers 1929VaultBox #99
2012.08.26School Board Vouchers 1930VaultBox #99
2012.08.27School Board Vouchers 1931VaultBox #99
2012.08.28School Board Vouchers 1932VaultBox #99
2012.08.29School Board Vouchers 1933VaultBox #99
2012.08.30School Board Vouchers 1934VaultBox #99
2012.08.31School Board Vouchers 1935VaultBox #99
2012.08.32School Board Vouchers 1936VaultBox #99
2012.08.33School Board Vouchers 1937VaultBox #99
2012.08.34School Board Vouchers 1938VaultBox #99
2012.08.35School Board Vouchers 1939VaultBox #99
2012.08.36School Board Vouchers 1940VaultBox #99
2012.08.37School Board Vouchers 1941VaultBox #99
2012.08.38School Board Vouchers 1942VaultBox #99
2012.08.39School Board Vouchers 1943VaultBox #99
2012.08.40School Board Vouchers 1944VaultBox #99
2012.08.41School Board Vouchers 1945VaultBox #99
2012.08.42Teacher contracts 1926VaultBox #99;
2012.08.43Teacher Contracts 1927VaultBox #99;
2012.08.44Teacher contracts 1928VaultBox #99;
2012.08.45Teacher contracts 1929VaultBox #99;
2012.08.46Teacher contracts 1930VaultBox #99;
2012.08.47Teacher contracts 1931VaultBox #99;
2012.08.48Teacher contracts 1932VaultBox #99;
2012.08.49Teacher contracts 1933VaultBox #99;
2012.08.50Teacher contracts 1934VaultBox #99;
2012.08.51Teacher contracts 1935VaultBox #99;
2012.08.52Teacher contracts 1936VaultBox #99;
2012.08.53Teacher contracts 1937VaultBox #99;
2012.08.54Teacher contracts 1938VaultBox #99;
2012.08.55Teacher contracts 1939VaultBox #99;
2012.08.56Teacher contracts 1940VaultBox #99;
2012.08.57Teacher contracts 1941VaultBox #99;
2012.08.58Teacher contracts 1942VaultBox #99;
2012.08.59Teacher contracts 1943VaultBox #99;
2012.08.60Teacher contracts 1944VaultBox #99;
2012.08.61Teacher contracts 1945VaultBox #99;
2012.08.62Teacher contracts 1946VaultBox #99;
2012.08.63Teacher contracts 1947VaultBox #99;
2012.08.64School Bus Driver Weekly Reports 1956-1958VaultBox #99
2012.09.01Pamphlet: the Story of Todds Bridge-Dunkirk by James Mason Grove, published 1983VaultBox #56; Folder #63
2012.11.01Interview of Ivor Noel Hume on DVD, titled "The Evolution of Bottles"Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2012.12.01Booklet: "William Boulware: Journal of 1863" compiled by Anne Ryland Sica. Includes a transcript of his Journal, a list of books in W.B.'s library, his eulogy of Prof. Thomas R. Dew (K&Q 1846) and other writings and correspondence related to William Boulware. Includes her comments on Bulletin article on same subject.VaultBox #51; Folder #15
2012.13.01Newspaper article: "The Burial of Latane' on Exhibit" published in the Rappahannock Times, 1983VaultBox #55; Folder #34
2012.14.01Apple Tree Church Sundial, marked "The Gift of Coll. James Taylor to ye Uper church of St. Stevens [sic] 1715" restored in 2011 by Andrew Baxter of Bronze et. al, LTD., with funds collected the King and Queen County Historical Society.Dining Room
2012.14.02Appletree Church Sundial Conservation Report with photographs of the conservation process by Andrew Baxter of BRONZE et al, Ltd. performed in 2011.VaultBox #64; Folder #23
2012.14.03Terry Ammons with the Sundial Exhibit he designed for the Tavern Museum, June 2012VaultBox #72; Folder #30
2012.15.01Newington Revealed, Ivor Noel Hume narrative, DVDVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2012.15.03Photographs (17) of the 10th Anniversary of the Tavern Museum, May 2011.VaultBox #68; Folder #19
2012.16.01Order appointing Judges & Commissioners of Election April 25, 1896, Executor J.C. Eubank SheriffVaultBox #66; Folder #66
2012.16.02K&Q Junior Woman's Club Annual Year Book 1948-1949VaultBox #43; Folder #154
2012.16.03King and Queen Junior Woman's Club, notice of appointment of new officers, c. 1954VaultBox #43; Folder #154
2012.16.04Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seal Sale, letter (Mrs. James Chandler, local chairman), stamps, and greeting paperVaultBox #43; Folder #153
2012.16.05U.S. Treasury Department Citation to Selective Service System, Virginia Local Board No. 65 in appreciation of patriotic cooperation with the U.S. Savings Bonds Program (undated)VaultBox #43; Folder #155
2012.16.06Award of Merit by K&Q Co. Chapter American National Red Cross to Mrs. William Roane in recognition of loyal service in the 1949 Red Cross Fund signed Douglas S. Mitchell (chapter chairman) and Antoinette Ryland (Fund Chairman)VaultBox #43; Folder #156
2012.16.07Invitation to Mrs. Frank Roane, an informal reception honoring The Pleasant Hill Faculty September 19 (no year)VaultBox #43; Folder #156
2012.16.08Program, Commencement Exercises, Pleasant Hill High School, 1964VaultBox #42; Folder #93
2012.16.09Notice to Farmers in the County from James B. Norment County Agent (VPI Cooperative Extension) and a list of members of the County Agricultural Board and Commodity Committee, March 5, 1954VaultBox #43; Folder #156
2012.16.10Letter to T. Franklin Fary from Carey C. Hall notifying Mr. Fary of his election to honorary membership in the Central K&Q Volunteer Fire Department, October 22, 1971VaultBox #43; Folder #157
2012.16.11Letter to Mr. Carey C. Hall, Mr. Franklin Fary from George Roane, Pastor and J.R. Parson, Clerk of Zion Baptist Church, thanking them for a gift of land for their cemetery, April 6, 1962VaultBox #43; Folder #157
2012.16.12Photograph of Franklin Fary, 1940/1950VaultBox #43; Folder #157
2012.16.13Wedding announcements: Mary Elizabeth Oakes m. Hunter Lee Fary, 1942VaultBox #58; Folder #174
2012.19.01Photo Album of the Donald Robertson dig, 2011Vault Notebook shelfBox #98; Folder #01
2012.20.01School Bell owned by a teacher in the Henley or Sutton Family and used in a K&Q SchoolDining Room
2012.20.02The Elson Readers Book Seven (inscribed Virginia Henley; Bennie Gentry S.H.S)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.03Elson Grammar School Reader Book Three (inscribed John Hoskins Henley, Hillsboro, Va.)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.04Elson Grammar School Reader Book Four, 1909 (inscribed John Hoskins Henley, Stevensville)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.05Riverside Literature Series Silas Marner The Weaver of Raveloe (inscribed William Beane S.H.S; William Todd Henley S.H.S.; Virginia B. Henley Stevensville)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.06The Smith-McMurry Language Series First Book, (inscribed Morris Sutton)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.07The Music Hour Second Book (inscribed Harriet R. Taylor Philadelphia with a note in Elvira Sutton Henley's handwriting; inscribed: To Suzzane Colle, Stevensville Post Office, St. Stephens Church Virginia )Changing Exhibits Room
2012.20.08The Pageant of America, Vol II The American Spirit in Letters (stamped Marriott School Library)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2012.20.09Patent medicine: Peoples Quality Boric Acid Powder U.S.P. (Peoples Drug Store)Storage Cabinet
2012.20.10Patent medicine: Sweet Oil Emollient (Carrol)Storage Cabinet
2012.20.11Patent medicine: Peoples Quality Castor Oil USP XI (Peoples Drug Stores)Storage Cabinet
2012.20.12Patent medicine: Spirits of Turpentine (Reliable Brand))Storage Cabinet
2012.20.13Patent medicine: Empty Bottle, no label, "SaniGlas" with ozs and ccs markedStorage Cabinet
2012.20.14Patent medicine: Peoples Quality Flowers of Sulphur N.F. (Peoples Drug Store)Storage Cabinet
2012.20.15Patent medicine: Powdered Boric Acid U.S.P. (Reliable Brand)Storage Cabinet
2012.20.16Patent medicine: Hand Labeled: Warm & use 4 drops in ear every 4 hoursStorage Cabinet
2012.20.17Eye Cup, clear glassStorage Cabinet
2012.20.18Shad or Herring Net with flat cork floats (from Hillsboro)Storage Shelves
2012.20.19Pressure cooker manufactured by National Northwestern Steel Iron WorksDining Room
2012.21.01CD containing scanned images of original Civil War documents in the K&Q County Historical Society archives.Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2012.22.01CD/DVD A conversation with Lynn Perry (I could not get this to play on the office computer)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2012.23.01Framed photograph of Pleasant Hill School, with student body and teachers, 1947 (owned by Anna Burton Modr)Changing Exhibits Room
2012.24.15Pleasant Hill High School Class Ring, 1961, owned by Ryland AmmonsStorage Cabinet
2012.24.16Pleasant Hill High School program from Classes of 1931-1964 Reunion held October 20, 1990VaultBox #42; Folder #89
2012.25.01Color photograph of Hillsboro, riverside view, 1974VaultBox #40; Folder #68
2012.25.02Color photograph of Hillsboro, kitchen wing, 1974VaultBox #40; Folder #68
2012.25.03Color photograph of Hillsboro, brick storehouse, 1974VaultBox #40; Folder #68
2012.26.01Marlborough, early 1995, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, color photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.02Marlborough, early 1995, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, color photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.03Marlborough, November 1979, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, color photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.04Marlborough, November 1979, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County , black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.05Marlborough, November 1979, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.06Marlborough, November 1979, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.07Marlborough, November 1979, one and a half miles northwest of Mascot, K&Q County, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.08Stevensville High School, Fall 1969, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #42; Folder #75
2012.26.09Stevensville High School, Fall 1969, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #42; Folder #75
2012.26.10Ino Store and Post Office, Fall 1969, K&Q County, black and white photograph by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.11Photo Thomas Jeffries' Store, Fall 1969, near Little Plymouth, K&Q County by Walter Beale EvansVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.26.12Mascot, view facing toward the southwest, 1907, K&Q County, copy of a black and white photograph by Oscar NeffVaultBox #40; Folder #69
2012.27.01Newsclipping, "Home of the Signer", Tidewater Review, about Carter Braxton, published in 2012VaultBox #55; Folder #27
2012.28.01Newspaper article about Franklin Fary: "Millionaire who mooched crackers: Tight in life, King and Queen 'character' left $3.4 million scholarship legacy for rural teens" January 28, 1999VaultBox #55; Folder #28
2012.28.02Newspaper article about Franklin Fary: "Eccentric Millionaire Leaves $3.4 Million in Scholarships for Teens, February 11, 1999VaultBox #55; Folder #28
2012.29.01Display board containing 18 undated photos of K&Q Schools(including 8 Rosenwald Schools): Buena Vista, Centerville, Edgehill, Stevensville, Church Hill, Hockley, Plainview Prospect, K&Q Training, Ino, Greenbrier, Pleasant Hill, Bruington, Newtown, Rappahannock Indian, Marriott (photo and drawing), WalkertonLibrary
2012.29.02Display board containing 18 photos of students of K&Q Schools: Buena Vista 1916-1917; Centerville, 2 undated; Mascot, 1916; K&Q Courthouse, 1916; Clifton Academy 1893; Walkerton, 1937,1908; Marriott, 1933, 1934; St. Stephens, 1908; Cumnor, 1905; Stevensville, 1916 and undated; Line Pine, 1922; Bruington, 1911; Providence, 1905; K&Q Training School, 1946; Owenton, 1896-97; Ruffin, undated; Newtown, 1917Library
2012.29.03K&Q Map, 2 sizes, facsimile of the inside cover of the book Green MountMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #33
2012.29.04Two photographs of the Boarding School at Beulah (undated, photocopies)VaultBox #40; Folder #70
2012.30.01Framed pastel portrait of Lt. George P. LivelyVault
2012.30.02Framed pastel portrait of Deborah Roane Lively and son, (probably Reverdy) copied from a daguerreotypeVault
2012.30.0312 pieces of gold Braid from one of Lt. George Lively's uniformsArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.04Eagle coat button from Lt. George Lively's uniform (BM: Waterbury Button Company Extra)Archives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.05Daguerreotype of Deborah Roane Lively and son, presumed to be Reverdy (copied in pastel painting in collection), in half case.Archives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.06Coin purse owned by Deborah Roane LivelyArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.07Indianhead penny, 1862, found in coin purse owned by Deborah Roane LivelyArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.08Ball button given to Lt. George Lively by a soldier from his uniform (BM: Maurice Bourbon Paris)Archives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.09Brass button from Deborah Roane Lively's dressArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.10Daguerreotype of Deborah Roane Lively, in half case.Archives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.11Daguerreotype of unknown person, unclear likenessArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.12Daguerreotype of three ladies, identity unknownArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.13Eagle belt buckle picked up by Lt. George Lively during the Civil War (#345 and letter 'P' stamped on back)Archives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.14Chestnuts (2), connection to George P. Lively unknownArchives Buildingsmall display case
2012.30.15Display case containing George Lively artifactsArchives Building
2012.30.16George Lively and his wife Deborah Roane, King & Queen County residents: Census Records, Burial at Shackelfords ChapelVaultBox #58; Folder #160
2012.30.17Laboda correspondence, search for George Lively descendants through his sons Reverdy Lively and Knox Kent LivelyVaultBox #58; Folder #161
2012.30.18Documents relative to the history of the 16th Virginia Infantry during the Civil War (photocopies from VHS): special orders dated Richmond, June 2, 1861; special orders dated Chaffins Farm, Dec 4, 1863; Co E 18th Reg VA Volunteers, undatedVaultBox #54; Folder #75
2012.30.19Certificate of Detail as Agriculturalist (original) from Bedford Virginia, posting bond to avoid conscription due to his profession, signed by Capt. Southall B. Shelton of the 26th VirginiaVaultBox #54; Folder #76
2012.30.20Letter (original) to Miss Callie Brandon of Campbell County, Virginia, from 1st Lt. A.M. Brooks of the 26th Virginia, 1862VaultBox #49; Folder #101
2012.30.21Lt. George P. Lively, CSA, Commission June 5, 1861 (photocopy) with copies of his records in the 26th Virginia InfantryVaultBox #54; Folder #77
2012.30.22"Reminiscence" of a High Private in the Rear Rank of the Confederate States Army, by James H. Fleming, April 9th 1924 (volunteer in Company F, 26th Virginia Regiment) photocopy from VHSVaultBox #54; Folder #78
2012.30.2326th Virginia Regiment, CSA, excerpts from published materialVaultBox #54; Folder #79
2012.30.24Edward Tuttle Letters 1862-1865, photocopies from Emory University Library, details from his service in the 26th Virginia RegimentVaultBox #49; Folder #99
2012.30.25Frederick Wolfe letters (30) written to Sarah E. Thrift of Plainview, King and Queen County, Va., 1861-1865, while serving in 26th Virginia Regiment; 2 letters from Sarah to Frederick; 1 letter Dear Mother ; letter fragments (all photocopies from VHS)VaultBox #49; Folder #100
2012.31.01Clay wide-mouthed lidded crock, 7.5 inches tall, 7.5 inches wide, dark brown glazed on top half (non-matching lid is clay, sun-burst pattern, dark brown, and in storage) from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.02Clay wide-mouthed lidded crock, 7.5 inches tall, 7.5 inches wide, dark brown glazed on top half, lid is clay, dark brown with tan ring, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.03Clay wide-mouthed lidded crock, 10 inches tall, 6 inches wide, gray glazed with blue flower design painted front and back, stamped with a 'T' inside a circle on one side and a five-pointed star on the other side, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.05Clay jug with 1.5 inch pour spout, 10 inches tall, 7 inches wide at bottom, wire and wooden handle attached to clay loops, grayish brown, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.06Clay jug with 1.5 inch pour spout, 7.75 inches tall, 5.75 inches wide at bottom,clay handle loops (but no handle attached), light tan, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceStorage Shelves
2012.31.07Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 9 inches tall, 5.25 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, stencilled in dark brown "E.V. Zirckel, Wines & Liquors 1821 - Canton Ave, Baltimore, - Md.", dark brown upper, tan below, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.08Clay jug, 1.75 inch mouth, 13 inches tall, 8 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, stencilled in blue "2." with modest decoration, pale grayish tan, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.09Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 10.75 inches tall, 6 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, gray, stained from dark contents, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.10Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 9 inches tall, 11 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, tan (form top set on top of crock), from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.11Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 10.5 inches tall, 6.75 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, light gray (form top set on top of crock), from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.12Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 10 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, dark brown top, light gray below, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.13Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 11 inches tall, 7 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, dark brown top, light gray below (form top set on top of crock), from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.14Clay jug, 1.5 inch mouth, 9 inches tall, 5.5 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, tan (form top set on top of crock), from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceKitchen
2012.31.15Clay jug, 1.25 inch mouth, 9 inches tall, 5.25 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, medium brown top, light brown bottom, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceDining Room
2012.31.16Howe 'Army-Navy' portable scales, used primarily at military induction centersPost Office
2012.31.17Clay jug, 1.25 inch mouth, 7.5 inches tall, 6 inches wide at bottom,one clay handle loop, grayish brown, from the home of Loula Greenstreet PrinceStorage Shelves
2012.32.01Pressure Cooker ManualDining Room
2012.33.0110 photographs of "Ty-Hir" in Llantilio Pertholey, Wales, home of John Lewis who emigrated to King and Queen County and is buried in the Lewis Cemetery.VaultBox #40; Folder #71
2012.34.01Record of interview with Calder Loth upon his inspection of the Prince Home in Bruington, August 25, 2012, taken by Jack SpainVaultBox #43; Folder #138
2012.35.01Stove pipe hole (flue) cover, from Auburn Farm, c. 1950.Kitchen
2012.36.01"Places in King & Queen County", manuscripts collected by Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson, Volume IVaultNotebook shelf
2012.36.02"Places in King & Queen County", manuscripts collected by Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson, Volume IIVaultNotebook shelf
2012.36.03"Places in King & Queen County", manuscripts collected by Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson, Volume IIIVaultNotebook shelf
2012.36.04"Places in King & Queen County", manuscripts collected by Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson, Volume IVVaultNotebook shelf
2012.37.01Biographical information on Moses Brown, born c. 1810 on Goshen Plantation, and his King and Queen family; written by his great-great grandson Roger Brown.VaultBox #58; Folder #158
2012.37.02Extract of Census Records relating to Moses Brown and his family (1880, 1920, 2930)VaultBox #58; Folder #158
2012.41.001Lynn Perry Album I, Page 1 Business Cards, marine historical resourcesVaultBox #75; Folder #001
2012.41.002Lynn Perry Album I, Page 2 Addresses, marine historical resourcesVaultBox #75; Folder #002
2012.41.003Lynn Perry Album I, Page 3 - two negatives, sailing shipsVaultBox #75; Folder #003
2012.41.004Lynn Perry Album I, Page 4 - unnamed sailing boatVaultBox #75; Folder #004
2012.41.005Lynn Perry Album I, Page 5-6 two photos of Lynn Perry at the tillerVaultBox #75; Folder #005
2012.41.006Lynn Perry Album I, Page 8 Photo Vacation Schooner "Mystic Clipper" Mystic, CT (from an unnamed publication)VaultBox #75; Folder #006
2012.41.007Lynn Perry Album I, Page 9 photo (original) and text Schooner "North Carolina", built 1856, Dorchester, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #007
2012.41.008Lynn Perry Album I, Page 10 photo (original) and text Texas Co. Pier, West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #008
2012.41.009Lynn Perry Album I, Page 11 Photo (original) and text Schooner "Lewis Taulane", built 1876, Bridgeton, N.J., docked at Texas Company Dock, West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #009
2012.41.010Lynn Perry Album I, Page 12 - Photos (original and copy) and text Schooner "Black Bird", built 1876, City Island, N.Y.VaultBox #75; Folder #010
2012.41.011Lynn Perry Album I, Page 13 - 2 photos (originals) and Text of Lynn, his brother Dal, and his sister Mary PerryVaultBox #75; Folder #011
2012.41.012Lynn Perry Album I, Page 14 Photo (original) and text "E. Warren Edwards" steam boatVaultBox #75; Folder #012
2012.41.013Lynn Perry Album I, Page 15 text, Captain Will Marsh on the Schooner "Florence A"VaultBox #75; Folder #013
2012.41.014Lynn Perry Album I, Page 16 Drawings (clipped from unknown published source) of Sailing Ropes, PulliesVaultBox #75; Folder #014
2012.41.015Lynn Perry Album I, Page 17 photo (copy) Schooner "Florence A", built 1890, Cherryfield, Me.VaultBox #75; Folder #015
2012.41.016Lynn Perry Album I, Page 19 photograph and copy of an unnamed sailing shipVaultBox #75; Folder #016
2012.41.017Lynn Perry Album I, Page 20 three photos (two original, 1 copy) Schooner "Charles G. Joyce", built 1882, Baltimore, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #017
2012.41.018Lynn Perry Album I, Page 21 two photos (originals) Schooner "L.E. Williams"VaultBox #75; Folder #018
2012.41.019Lynn Perry Album I, Page 23 photo (copy) Schooner "L.E. Williams", built 1875, Wicomoco, Md., passing through a drawbridgeVaultBox #75; Folder #019
2012.41.020Lynn Perry Album I, Page 24 photo (copy) and text Schooner "Charles G. Joyce", 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #020
2012.41.021Lynn Perry Album I, Page 25-26 photo (copy) and text Schooner "W.H. French", built 1895, Berkely, Va., 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #021
2012.41.022Lynn Perry Album I, Page 27 three photos (one original, 2 copies), one negative, and text "Schooner Bohemia", built 1884, St. Michael's, Md., 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #022
2012.41.023Lynn Perry Album I, Page 28 photo and text, Baltimore Harbor, 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #023
2012.41.024Lynn Perry Album I, Page 29-33 Photograph and Text - Canton Box Lumber Co., Canton Flats 1929, 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #024
2012.41.025Lynn Perry Album I, Page 34 Text, 2 photos Schooner "Josephine Wimsatt", built 1891, Milford, Del., 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #025
2012.41.026Lynn Perry Album I, Page 35 two photographs, Schooner "D.J. Ward", built 1882, rebuilt 1910, Salisbury, Md., and "John W. Bell", built 1848, New York, NY, 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #026
2012.41.027Lynn Perry Album I, Page 36-38 Text, 1 photo Schooner "Steihen Chase", built 1876, Dorchester Co., Md., 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #027
2012.41.028Lynn Perry Album I, Page 39, 1 photo, boys in a rowboat,VaultBox #75; Folder #028
2012.41.029Lynn Perry Album I, Page 40, Text, 1 photo Schooner "Bill Nye", built 1893, Madison, Md., 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #029
2012.41.030Lynn Perry Album I, Page 41 Text, 1929 trip to BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #030
2012.41.031Lynn Perry Album I, Page 42 Text, going up the Mattaponi from West Point to Walkerton with load of empty cans and coal, Summer 1930, on the schooner "Stephen Chase"VaultBox #75; Folder #031
2012.41.032Lynn Perry Album I, Page 43 2 photos Schooner "Chesterfield", built 1878, Talbot Co., Md., and deckhandVaultBox #75; Folder #032
2012.41.033Lynn Perry Album I, Page 44 2 photos Schooner "W.Jl Mathews", built 1882, Madison, Md., and clipping photo of the J.W. Marshall Oyster Co., West Point, Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #033
2012.41.034Lynn Perry Album I, Page 45 Text, Summer 1930, West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #034
2012.41.035Lynn Perry Album I, Page 46 Text and 1 photo "Phillips" (example of ship under both sail and power)VaultBox #75; Folder #035
2012.41.036Lynn Perry Album I, Page 47 2 photos Schooners "W.J. Mathews" built 1882, Madison, Md. and "Lula M. Phillips" built 1877, Oxford, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #036
2012.41.037Lynn Perry Album I, Page 48 Text, Ships at West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #037
2012.41.038Lynn Perry Album I, Page 49 3 photos Schooner "Minnie T. Phillips"VaultBox #75; Folder #038
2012.41.039Lynn Perry Album I, Page 50 3 photos Schooner "Mildred", built 1872, Accomack Co., Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #039
2012.41.040Lynn Perry Album I, Page 51 3 photos Schooner "Fannie Insley", built 1883, Dorchester Co., Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #040
2012.41.041Lynn Perry Album I, Page 52 2 photos, 1 original and 1 enlargement, Schooner "Chesapeake", built Mundy Point, Va., photo taken in 1940 by Bill Powell, Engineer; 1 photo of Schooner "Kate Darlington", built 1889, Baltimore. Md., towed by tug "James E. LeeVaultBox #75; Folder #041
2012.41.042Lynn Perry Album I, Page 53 2 photos Schooner "Columbia, F.C.", built 1874, Mundy Point, Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #042
2012.41.043Lynn Perry Album I, Page 54 1 photo, 1 enlargement, Schooner "Virginia Carroll", built 1884, Pokomoke City, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #043
2012.41.044Lynn Perry Album I, Page 55 1 photo Schooner "Levi B. Phillips.", built 1892, Cambridge Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #044
2012.41.045Lynn Perry Album I, Page 56 2 photos, Schooner "Ida B. Conway", built 1873, Nanticoke, Md., and Schooner "Minnie T. Phillips" built 1873, Baltimore, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #045
2012.41.046Lynn Perry Album I, Page 57 1 photo Schooner "Gracie May" built 1909, Seaford, Del.VaultBox #75; Folder #046
2012.41.047Lynn Perry Album I, Page 58 3 photos, 2 views, Schooner "Sarah C. Conway", built 1872, Baltimore Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #047
2012.41.048Lynn Perry Album I, Page 59 3 photos Schooner "Betty I. Conway", built 1866, Stony Point, NYVaultBox #75; Folder #048
2012.41.049Lynn Perry Album I, Page 60 1 photo Schooner "Federal Hill", built 1856, Baltimore, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #049
2012.41.050Lynn Perry Album I, Page 61 3 photos, Schooner "Elwood", built 1874. Dorchester Co., Md.; Schooner "Edward L. Martin", build 1882, Sussex, Del.; Schooners "Minnie T. Phillips", and "Levi B. Phillips", built 1892, Cambridge, Md., waiting to load at the Texas Pier, West Point, Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #050
2012.41.051Lynn Perry Album I, Page 62 2 photos Schooner "Ruth Decker", built 1876, Port Jefferson, NY and "Thomas J.Seward", built 1873, Dorchester Co., Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #051
2012.41.052Lynn Perry Album I, Page 63 2 photos Schooner "Maggie", built 1871, Dorchester Co., Md. and 1 photo of Museum display with ship's name board "Robert McClintock", etal.VaultBox #75; Folder #052
2012.41.053Lynn Perry Album I, Page 64 Text describing Schooner "Maggie" and 1 photo Schooner "Robert McClintock", built 1858, Norwalk, Conn.VaultBox #75; Folder #053
2012.41.054Lynn Perry Album I, Page 65 1 photo Schooner "Kate H. Tighman" in Urbanna Creek, built 1881, Wicomico Co., Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #054
2012.41.055Lynn Perry Album I, Page 66 1 photo Schooner "Murray Van Diver", built 1875, Havre de Grace, Md., 1 photo Schooner "Harriet C. Whitehead", built 1892, Waterford, Conn.VaultBox #75; Folder #055
2012.41.056Lynn Perry Album I, Page 67 Photocopy of article from the Sun Magazine, Septermber 17,1972: 'Giving up the Captaincy of the "R.E. Powell" for a Young Woman' by Capt. Claude V. HughesVaultBox #75; Folder #056
2012.41.057Lynn Perry Album I, Page 68 1 photo Schooner "Thomas B. Schall", built 1882, Baltimore, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #057
2012.41.058Lynn Perry Album I, Page 69 1 magazine clipping, photo of a pineapple trader "Clemmie Travers."; 1 photo of 4-masted ship, inscribed on the back: "G.A. Kohles"VaultBox #75; Folder #058
2012.41.059Lynn Perry Album I, Page 70 1 photo taken at Richmond, Va., Schooner "Maine", built 1886, Bath, Me.; text on ship chandlers in BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #059
2012.41.060Lynn Perry Album I, Page 71 1 photo, Schooner "The Maine", as she looked in 1940 on the Mattaponi.VaultBox #75; Folder #060
2012.41.061Lynn Perry Album I, Page 72 text, sailing the "Maine" on the Mattaponi to Newington to load lumber, 1940VaultBox #75; Folder #061
2012.41.062Lynn Perry Album I, Page 73 2 photos Schooner "William L. Franklin", built 1871, Baltimore, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #062
2012.41.063Lynn Perry Album I, Page 74 1 photo Schooner "William L. Franklin", edited from photo, p. 75VaultBox #75; Folder #063
2012.41.064Lynn Perry Album I, Page 75 1 photo Schooner "William L. Franklin"VaultBox #75; Folder #064
2012.41.065Lynn Perry Album I, Page 76 1 photocopy Schooner "Edward V. Hendrixon", built 1901, Milford, Del.VaultBox #75; Folder #065
2012.41.066Lynn Perry Album II, Pages 1-2 original photo Schooner "Albert F. Paul", built 1917, Milford, Del. with magazine clippings (photocopy) of Gazette article by David Cowan with photo: "Lincoln woman's memories of growing up on ship buried beneath Atlantic Ocean".VaultBox #75; Folder #066
2012.41.067Lynn Perry Album II, Pages 3,4,5 1 original photograph Schooner "Doris Hamlin", built 1919, Harrington, Maine, and another view of the ship in a newspaper clipping.VaultBox #75; Folder #067
2012.41.068Lynn Perry Album II, Page 6 1 photograph Schooner "Edna Hoyt", in 1930s, Baltimore was the Home Port.VaultBox #75; Folder #068
2012.41.069Lynn Perry Album II, Page 7 1 photograph Schooner "Robert", also known as "John A. Curtis" built 1874, Laurel, Delaware. 1 photograph Schooner "Josephine Wimsatt", formerly "May & Ann Beswick", built Milford, Del, 1891VaultBox #75; Folder #069
2012.41.070Lynn Perry Album II, Page 8 1 photograph Schooners "Lydia Middleton" and "Chas. G. Joyce", "Lydia Middleton" built 1875, Barnegat, N.J.VaultBox #75; Folder #070
2012.41.071Lynn Perry Album II, Page 9 1 photograph Schooner "Virginia", originally built two-masted, 1857, Dennisville. N.J. as "James Diverty"; rebuilt two-masted, 1888, Sharptown, MD, as "John Q. Ferguson"; re-built three-masted as "Virginia"VaultBox #75; Folder #071
2012.41.072Lynn Perry Album II, Page 10 1 photocopy of original page, Schooner "Josephine Wimsatt", 2 views (for one view, see page 7)VaultBox #75; Folder #072
2012.41.073Lynn Perry Album II, Page 11 3 photographs Ram "Kinkora", formerly "Chas. L. Rohde", formerly Chas. T. Strann", built 1891, Sharptown, MDVaultBox #75; Folder #073
2012.41.074Lynn Perry Album II, Page 12 1 photograph Ram "Grace G. Bennett" built 1893, Bethel, DelawareVaultBox #75; Folder #074
2012.41.075Lynn Perry Album II, Pages 13,14 1 photograph "Levin J. Marvel", Oxford MD; 1 photograph 3 masted schooners "George Bennett" & "Levin J. Marvel", Oxford MDVaultBox #75; Folder #076
2012.41.076Lynn Perry Album II, Page 15 1 photograph Ram "Jennie D. Bell" built 1898, Bethel, Del. and Ram "Edward R. Baird, JR", launched 1903, Bethel, Del.VaultBox #75; Folder #076
2012.41.077Lynn Perry Album II, Page 16-19 Article "Victory Chimes, a Centennial Celebration" by Alix T. Thorne, Sea History 93, Summer 2000VaultBox #75; Folder #077
2012.41.078Lynn Perry Album II, Page 20-21 9 photographs Ram "Victory Chimes" launched 1900, Bethel, Delaware, formerly "Edwin and Maud"VaultBox #75; Folder #078
2012.41.079Lynn Perry Album II, Page 22,23 4 photographs Ram "Edwin and Maud"VaultBox #75; Folder #079
2012.41.080Lynn Perry Album II, Page 24 2 photographs Ram "B.P. Gravenor" , built 1893 at Sharptown, MD, formerly known as "James M. Margrave", and later as "Mayfair"VaultBox #75; Folder #080
2012.41.081Lynn Perry Album II, Page 25 2 photographs "Victoria Chimes"VaultBox #75; Folder #081
2012.41.082Lynn Perry Album II, Page 26-32 6 original photographs Ram "Levin J. Marvel" , 2 photocopies only, built 1891 at Bethel, DEL, with article "A Three-Master Meets Her Match on Chesapeake Bay" by Cliff GoodallVaultBox #75; Folder #082
2012.41.083Lynn Perry Album II, Page 33 text only, on "The Ram", designed and built by J.M.C. Moore at Bethel, Delaware, with a list of 27 Rams with name, date, and where built for each.VaultBox #75; Folder #083
2012.41.084Lynn Perry Album II, Page 34,35 photocopy of drawing by A.L. Van Name "W.J. Mathews", and description, built 1882 at Madison, MD, formerly known as "Dorchester"VaultBox #75; Folder #084
2012.41.085Lynn Perry Album II, Page 36 2 photographs Bugeye "Sophia A. Duram" , built 1902 at Baltimore, MDVaultBox #75; Folder #085
2012.41.086Lynn Perry Album II, Page 37 photo caption with no photo Ram "Corapeake", built 1894 at Bethel, Del., formerly "Ivy Blades" (orphan page)VaultBox #75; Folder #086
2012.41.087Lynn Perry Album II, Page 38 2 photographs Schooner "John L. Martino", built 1890 at Phippsburg, Me., formerly known as Winnegance"VaultBox #75; Folder #087
2012.41.088Lynn Perry Album II, Page 39 2 photographs Ram "Clarance A. Holland", built 1893 at Bethel, Del.VaultBox #75; Folder #088
2012.41.089Lynn Perry Album II, Page 40 2 photographs Schooner "Esther Melbourne", loading in West Point about1928VaultBox #75; Folder #089
2012.41.090Lynn Perry Album II, Page 41 1 photograph (photcopy only) Schooner "William Linthicum", built 1894 at Church Creek, Md, and 1 photograph Schooner "R.B. White", built 1912 at Millbridge, Me.VaultBox #75; Folder #090
2012.41.091Lynn Perry Album II, Page 42 1 photograph Schooer "L.E. Williams", built 1909 at Wicommico, Md.VaultBox #75; Folder #091
2012.41.092Lynn Perry Album II, Page 43 1 photograph entitled "Chesapeake Bay"VaultBox #75; Folder #092
2012.41.093Lynn Perry Album II, Page 44 1 photograph Schooner "Wyoming", built 1909 at Bath, Me.VaultBox #75; Folder #093
2012.41.094Lynn Perry Album II, Page 45 1 photograph, identified as "Elizabeth W", 1944, Chesapeake BayVaultBox #75; Folder #094
2012.41.095Lynn Perry Album II, Page 46 photocopy of clipping powerboat "Lula M. Phillips", built as Schooner "Annie M. Leonard" in 1877 at Oxford, Lynn Perry writes "frequent loads to West Point loading at Texaco Dock, Mattaponi River", Captain George Carlton.VaultBox #75; Folder #095
2012.41.096Lynn Perry Album II, Page 47 clipping (photcopy) "Fertilizer Capital of the World" about BaltimoreVaultBox #75; Folder #096
2012.41.097Lynn Perry Album II, Page 48 Clipping (photocopy) "Load her til she tilts" about lumber schooners, with photographVaultBox #75; Folder #097
2012.41.098Lynn Perry Album II, Page 49 clipping (photocopy) "Edward L. Martin", built 1882 in Sussex County, Del., a pineapple schooner, shown loaded with cordwoodVaultBox #75; Folder #098
2012.41.099Lynn Perry Album II, Page 50 clipping (photocopy) recreational Sailboat on the York River off West Point, Virginia Chamber photoVaultBox #75; Folder #099
2012.41.100Lynn Perry Album II, Page 51 3 photographs Schooner "Dunham Wheeler", built at Bath, Me.VaultBox #75; Folder #100
2012.41.101Lynn Perry Album III, Page 1 photocopy of a photograph: "Rope Ferry over Mattaponi River, from West Point, King William Co, Va., to "Shackleford's Landing, in King and Queen Co., conveying the United States Mail and Passengers", original source unknown.VaultBox #75; Folder #101
2012.41.102Lynn Perry Album III, Page 2 1 photograph Southern Transportation Company Tug "Kenmore"VaultBox #75; Folder #102
2012.41.103Lynn Perry Album III, Pages 3,4,5 1 photograph (2 versions, one close-up) and text Barge "Albemarle", built 1902 Milford, Delaware, owned in 1919 by Southern Transportation Co. of Chesapeake City, Del.VaultBox #75; Folder #103
2012.41.104Lynn Perry Album III, Page 6 2 photographs. unknown barge and barge "Albemarle", built 1902, Milford, Del., owned 1919 by Southern Transportation CompanyVaultBox #75; Folder #104
2012.41.105Lynn Perry Album III, Page 7 newspaper article "Commercial Sail Disappears from Virginia Waters" with photo of pungy "James A. Whiting" oil painting by Louis Feuchter, publication unknownVaultBox #75; Folder #105
2012.41.106Lynn Perry Album III, Page 8 1 photo of unidentified sailing shipVaultBox #75; Folder #106
2012.41.107Lynn Perry Album III, Page 9 3 photographs 2 sailboats, 1 power boat, unidentifiedVaultBox #75; Folder #107
2012.41.108Lynn Perry Album III, Page 10 4 photographs pungy "Amanda F. Lewis" built 1884, Madison, Md. and pungy "Lady Maryland" designed by Thomas Gillmer to be used as a living classroom on the ChesapeakeVaultBox #75; Folder #108
2012.41.109Lynn Perry Album III, Page 11 1 photograph bugeye "J.W. Wilson" built 1907 Salisbury MD, photo taken Denmead's Ry, West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #109
2012.41.110Lynn Perry Album III, Page 12 Letters between Lynn D. Perry , Arthur Van Name, and Calvert Marine Museum, August 1992, and July 1992, subject Dr. Van Name's marine drawingsVaultBox #75; Folder #110
2012.41.111Lynn Perry Album III, Pages 13, 14 1 photograph Tug "James E. Lee", built 1897 at Portsmouth, Va. owned and operated by Mr. Smither of West PointVaultBox #75; Folder #111
2012.41.112Lynn Perry Album III, Page 15 photocopy of clipping with photograph titled "Loaded Barge on Navigable Mattaponi at Aylett"VaultBox #75; Folder #112
2012.41.113Lynn Perry Album III, Page 16 1 newspaper clipping, photograph "1929 photo shows Petersburg Boat Harbor, once busy with freighters and schooners", Collection of Howard D. BrownVaultBox #75; Folder #113
2012.41.114Lynn Perry Album III, Page 17 1 photograph Tug "Claribel", built 1875 at Belleville, N.J., owned by Mr. Smither of West Point and later by The Chesapeake Corp. of Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #114
2012.41.115Lynn Perry Album III, Page 18 1 photograph and 1 postcard Norfolk Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co, Norfolk, Va.VaultBox #75; Folder #115
2012.41.116Lynn Perry Album III, Pages 19, 20 4 photographs of enginesVaultBox #75; Folder #116
2012.41.117Lynn Perry Album III, Page 21 1 photograph unidentified boat in harbor, and cllipping of drawing demonstrating rope configurationsVaultBox #75; Folder #117
2012.41.118Lynn Perry Album III, Page 22 2 photographs of engines, 1 photograph of lighthouse, 1 clipping demonstrating ropes and pulleys attached to anchorVaultBox #75; Folder #118
2012.41.119Lynn Perry Album III, Page 23 1 photograph of a yawl boat, one photograph of engines, one clipping with drawing of yawl boat under the stern of vesselVaultBox #75; Folder #119
2012.41.120Lynn Perry Album III, Page 24 1 photograph marked "Pride of Baltimore", under sail, and marked on back N.Y. 7/4/1992, Robert J. LewisVaultBox #75; Folder #120
2012.41.121Lynn Perry Album III, Page 25 1 photograph of engine used to hoist anchor and sails, one drawing of cabine and water barrel on a poop deckVaultBox #75; Folder #121
2012.41.122Lynn Perry Album III, Page 26 newspaper clipping titled "After a century's use, Sallie Bramble is left high and dry" with photographs "Detail of the bow of the bugeye Sallie L. Bramble", "Capt. Wilson Todd with a model of the boat" and "The Sallie L. Bramble, a century-old bugeye that dredged oysters for decades..." Sun Staff, undatedVaultBox #75; Folder #122
2012.41.123Lynn Perry Album III, Page 27 1 photocopy of clipping, photograph "Geneva May maneuvers in Tangier Sound, 1970", skipjack, built 1908 Wenona, MarylandVaultBox #75; Folder #123
2012.41.124Lynn Perry Album III, Page 28 2 photographs Bugeye "Edna Lockhart", at St. Michaels, MDVaultBox #75; Folder #124
2012.41.125Lynn Perry Album III, Page 29 2 photographs Skip Jack at St. Michaels, MDVaultBox #75; Folder #125
2012.41.126Lynn Perry Album III, Page 30 2 photographs Staten Island Oyster Skiff at St. Michaels, MDVaultBox #75; Folder #126
2012.41.127Lynn Perry Album III, Page 31 newspaper article "Goodbye to Bay Steamers and Boat Trains", photographs of Steamer "City of Richmond" and a line of buses at train station in West Point in the 1920sVaultBox #75; Folder #127
2012.41.128Lynn Perry Album III, Pages 32,33 photocopy of newspaper article "1913 Packet Plows Bay in Farewell" with photo of steamer "City of Richmond"VaultBox #75; Folder #128
2012.41.130Lynn Perry Album III, Pages 33-39 Recollections of Mr. A.T. Donnell of West Point recalling the steamship "Louise" on the Mattaponi with photographs (photocopies) of the "Louise" docked at Aylett & West Point, the "Commodore Bartlett" at West Point, and an aerial view of West Point, undated, river in the backgroundVaultBox #75; Folder #130
2012.42.01Genealogy, descendants of John Adolphus and Ann Eliza Garrett of Marlborough, near Mascot, Va.VaultBox #58; Folder #163
2012.42.02Photocopies of photographs of John Adolphus Garrett (1832-1912) and Ann Eliza Garrett (1842-1912) of Marlborough, near Mascot, Va.VaultBox #58; Folder #163
2012.42.03Photocopies of 9 photographs of Marlborough, near Mascot, Va., home of John Adolphus and Ann Eliza GarrettVaultBox #58; Folder #163
2012.43.01Register of names of some of the servants, with birth dates from 1801 to 1859 (photocopy of a document found at Green Mount)VaultBox #58; Folder #164
2012.43.02Photocopy of a photograph of Arch Johnson, a fiddler.VaultBox #40; Folder #72
2012.43.03Photograph portraits (photocopies) of Fleet family members, Dr. Benjamin and Maria Louisa Wacker Fleet and their children Lou, Florence, Bessie, Fred and Benny; from the Green Mount photo collection.VaultBox #40; Folder #106
2012.43.04Photograph portraits (photocopies) of 8 children, identified as: Bettie Had___ (Lexington, Missouri); Gannia Waddell (Lexington, Missouri); Annie Fleet Wilson (Norfolk, Virginia); Elise Timberlake (Vicksburg, Mississippi); Louise Smith (Lexington, Missouri); "I think this is a picture of Annie Flood", Lexington, Missouri; Frank Steele (Richmond, Virginia); Janie Steele (Richmond, Virginia). From the Green Mount photo collection.VaultBox #40; Folder #106
2012.43.05Transcript entitled "The Raiders in King and Queen-A Youth Murdered-Another Badly Wounded", a report of the death of Benny Fleet written shortly after the event.VaultBox #43; Folder #192
2012.43.06Letter to Albert G. Sale of Walkerton from the University of Virginia, reporting the standing of his son Mr. James I. Sale in 1855; Riddle attached: the fish that swallowed JonahVaultBox #52; Folder #13
2012.44.01"Walkerton Bridge" published by Historic American Engineering Record published 1962VaultBox #65; Folder #31
2012.45.01A list of Isabel Elliott Howell (teacher at Rappahannock Institute 1855, 1858) papers available at the Tennessee State Library and ArchivesVaultBox #42; Folder #90
2012.46.01Facsimile of Vite 'Em In Brand, Black Eyed Peas, King and Queen Canneries, WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #32
2012.47.01Pamphlet: Virginia's Heritage;The Farmer's Problem, and a Postscript, by Henry P. Taylor of Walkerton, VirginiaVaultBox #61; Folder #31
2012.48.01Immanuel Church, HistoryVaultBox #41; Folder #47
2012.49.01Transcription of undated (early 1810's) will of Edwin MotleyVaultBox #50; Folder #43
2012.49.02letter from an attorney to Lucy T.D. Acree (1930) regarding legacy connected to Edwin Motley will written in the early 1810s.VaultBox #50; Folder #43
2012.50.01Promotional flyer; "King and Queen County, a Community Profile" printed by Virginia Power, 1993 (5 copies)VaultBox #43; Folder #144
2012.51.01Copyright to Hutchinson Map of King & Queen County, 1973VaultBox #61; Folder #54
2012.52.01Newspaper clipping, Obituary, Gertrude Elizabeth "Minnie Ha-Ha" Custalow, November 13, 2012VaultBox #55; Folder #29
2012.53.01Book of Land Book entries for King & Queen County, 1801-1806, transcribed from the originals at VSL with correspondence to Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson regarding the transcription service.VaultBox #43; Folder #145
2012.54.01Department of Historic Resources Inspection of the Tavern Museum Report 2012 and EasementVaultBox #68; Folder #17
2012.54.02Sundial conservation project correspondence, 2011VaultBox #64; Folder #23
2012.54.03Sundial exhibit: fund raising and exhibit contructionVaultBox #72; Folder #30
2012.54.04Sundial research for exhibit: colonial church architecture; fonts, petitions, parishes, Apple Tree Church, location, St. Clements, Walker diary entryVaultBox #72; Folder #31
2012.54.05Upper Church, Stratton Major Parish (now Old Church, Methodist) National Register of Historic Places nomination, 1973VaultBox #41; Folder #88
2012.54.06Mattaponi (Baptist) Church (formerly Lower Church, St. Stephens Parish) National Register of Historic Places nomination, 1973VaultBox #41; Folder #88
2012.54.07James Taylor of King and Queen County, and descendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #310
2012.56.01Article from Discover Richmond publication 2008/2009: "Stop, Look and Listen - Take time to enjoy scenic route in King and Queen County" by Katherine CalosVaultBox #55; Folder #31
2012.56.02Article from Discover Richmond publication 2008/2009: "Reservation Preservation - King William tribes keep their culture alive by sharing traditions" by Katherine CalosVaultBox #55; Folder #31
2012.57.01Photographs of CSA veterans' graves at Shackelfords Chapel: Lt. Alonzo Atkins, Pvt. James Thomas Bland, Pvt. Robert Vincent Hart, John Z. GayleVaultBox #54; Folder #82
2012.60.01Artifacts from the 2012 Donald Robertson dig, Box #1Storage Shelves
2012.60.02Artifacts from the 2012 Donald Robertson dig, Box #2Storage Shelves
2012.60.03Artifacts from the 2012 Donald Robertson dig, Box #3Storage Shelves
2013.01.01Lady's side saddle stirrup19th Century Bedroom
2013.01.09Wall-mounted Pencil SharpenerChanging Exhibits Room
2013.02.01Virginia Farm Bureau Bicentennial Farm Register, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980 and blank registration formVaultBox #43; Folder #150
2013.02.02Virginia Episcopalian, Winter 2012: "If Walls Could Talk" by Emily Cherry about partnership of Rappahannock Indian Baptist Church partnership with the Diocese of Virginia (Episcopal) to preserve the church buildingVaultBox #41; Folder #48
2013.02.03Map of Dalhgren's Raid on Western Henrico, photocopy, by Dr. H. Douglas Pitts, from article in Henrico County Historical SocietyVaultBox #44; Folder #15
2013.02.04"King & Queen 250th Anniversary Is Celebrated" by Overton Jones, 1941 article, Richmond Times-DispatchVaultBox #43; Folder #151
2013.02.05"Walkerton Mill to be Home" article in Rappahannock Times, 1972VaultBox #65; Folder #34
2013.02.06"Coat of Arms Presented", article in Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1976VaultBox #61; Folder #18
2013.02.07Envelopes (2), with K&Q 250th Anniversary stamp, postmarked King & Queen C.H. VA, Aug 6, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #151
2013.02.08Memorial Service for Edward Washington White, November 21, 1969 at Zion Baptist church, Cumnor, VaVaultBox #58; Folder #172
2013.02.09King and Queen County, Virginia, its Churches and Religious Life 1691-1791 by John A. Ryland; signed by Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson (8th copy)VaultBox #41; Folder #20
2013.02.10Newtown, Virginia, photocopy of National Register of Historic Places: maps, photos, text descriptionVaultBox #43; Folder #152
2013.02.11Map of King and Queen County, printed 1908Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #16
2013.02.11CDMap of King and Queen County, printed 1908, digital version on CDOffice
2013.02.12King & Queen County Historical Society , "Deserved Accolades", Richmond Times-Dispatch editorial, 1966, Albert B. Corey AwardVaultBox #61; Folder #68
2013.02.13King & Queen County Historical Society ,"King, Queen Society Wins History Award" Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1966, Albert B. Corey AwardVaultBox #61; Folder #68
2013.02.14Index of Material in the Files of the K&Q Historical Society, 1960; Elizabeth Hutchinson copyVaultBox #61; Folder #69
2013.04.01Diary of Bernard Humphrey (B.H.) Walker, MD, of Stevensville, Dec. 1902 - May 1905Vault (oversized)Box #57; Folder #08
2013.04.02Diary of Bernard Humphrey (B.H.) Walker, MD, of Stevensville, May 1908 - Aug. 1909Vault (oversized)Box #57; Folder #09
2013.04.03Diary of Bernard Humphrey (B.H.) Walker, MD, of Stevensville, Apr. 1911 - May 1913Vault (oversized)Box #57; Folder #10
2013.05.01Accounts for Inventory, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. Feb. 2, 1933Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #166
2013.05.02Accounts, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. 1934, 1935Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #167
2013.05.03Order Book beginning Feb. 22, 1920 and Accounts 1932-1934, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va.Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #168
2013.05.04Accounts for Inventory, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. cover missing, undatedVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #169
2013.05.05Cash , B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. Jan 29, 1935 - Dec 31, 1937 with Accounts, including deposits, August 24,1936 -November 1937Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #170
2013.05.06Accounts for Inventory, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va., cover missing, undatedVault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #171
2013.05.07Customer Accounts, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. 1920-1924Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #172
2013.05.08Customer Accounts, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. 1935-1940Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #173
2013.05.09Customer Accounts, B.O. Minor, Biscoe, Va. 1928-1930Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #174
2013.05.10Statement of repairs by Ivan Clark's Garage, Walkerton, for B.O. MinorVaultBox #74; Folder #11
2013.06.01Postcard (photocopy) addressed to Miss M.B. Foster, Oxalis P.O. , Va, 1909VaultBox #49; Folder #102
2013.06.02Letter (photocopy) to My Dear Cousin, from Cousin Fannie Foster, Miss Cara E. Burkley,dated 1905 from Oxalis, VirginiaVaultBox #49; Folder #102
2013.06.03Postcard (photocopy) addressed to Miss M.B. Foster, Oxalis P.O. , Va, 1909; Letter (photocopy) to My Dear Cousin, from Cousin Fannie Foster, Miss Cara E. Burkley,dated 1905 from Oxalis. Two receipts (photocopies) to M.A. Foster of Oxalis (100 yards across Bruington) from National Medicine Co., 1909VaultBox #49; Folder #102
2013.07.01Newspaper clipping, "Marriott School Returns to King & Queen County", Country Courier, January 2013; Caroll Lee Walker giftVaultBox #55; Folder #30
2013.07.02"Captain Thomas Dew Commemoration'" Country Courier, November 2012, War of 1812VaultBox #54; Folder #83
2013.08.01"Old Grads of Aberdeen Return to Campus for Reunion". Transcription with photographs of the classroom building and Blanche Johnson (a former cook) with Straughan Robinson (a former pupil), from the Richmond News Leader Friday July 26, 1946VaultBox #42; Folder #91
2013.08.02Latane Trice Stationery for Swansea FarmVaultBox #74; Folder #10
2013.08.03Yorktown Bicentennial, 1981: Latane Trice's records and correspondence regarding his participation in the jousting tournamentVaultBox #43; Folder #147
2013.08.04Yorktown Bicentennial, 1981: Latane Trice's invitations, correspondence, and newspaper articlesVaultBox #43; Folder #148
2013.08.05Tappahannock 400 Year Anniversary, 1982: Latane Trice's correspondence and documents regarding jousting tournamentVaultBox #43; Folder #149
2013.09.01photographs (color, original), Taylor and Caldwell Factory, Walkerton September 1958VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.02photographs (4, color, original), Auburn Farm, uncultivated field in the 'Land Bank', Walkerton September 1958VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.03photographs (2, color, original), Soybeans, September 1958VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.04photographs (1 color, original), apple tree, Walkerton August 1958VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.05photographs (1 color, original), young beans, Walkerton June 1958VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.06photograph (1 black and white, original), Meredith's ducks, Auburn Farm barnyard, Walkerton, c. 1936VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.07photograph (1 black and white, original), Irrigation, unknown location, dateVaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.09.08photograph (1 black and white, original), Deer Hunters (Ben Owen facing camera), King and Queen County, 1964VaultBox #74; Folder #12
2013.10.01Annual Contract , school year 1977-1978, with King and Queen County, for teaching positionVaultBox #42; Folder #92
2013.11.01Broad Axe used in King & Queen County by Covossa Elwood Edwards of the Forge in hewing railroad ties in the early 1900sStorage Shelves
2013.11.02Scythe used by the Minor Family, Biscoe.Dining Room
2013.15.02Biographical information on Marian Anderson, born in Philadelphia, grandparents from King and Queen County, Va.VaultBox #58; Folder #175
2013.16.01Photo copy of a letter from Mr. James Hugh Henry III of 'Pleasant Hill' to Mary E. W. Quarles, 1841VaultBox #49; Folder #103
2013.16.02Letter from Mr. James Hugh Henry III of 'Pleasant Hill' to Mary E. W. Quarles, 1842VaultBox #49; Folder #103
2013.16.03Letter from Mr. James Hugh Henry III of 'Pleasant Hill' to Mary E. W. Quarles, 1857VaultBox #49; Folder #103
2013.16.04Letter from Mr. James Hugh Henry III of 'Pleasant Hill' to Mary E. W. Quarles, 1858VaultBox #49; Folder #103
2013.17.01Genealogy of the Dew family of Dewsville, King and Queen County, compiled by Ernestine Dew White (scanned copy)VaultBox #58; Folder #79
2013.18.0117 photographs of Gibson family tombstones and 6 photographs of other tombstones of the extended familyVaultBox #58; Folder #176
2013.18.02Photocopies of marriage licenses, census and other records relating to the Gibsons and extended familyVaultBox #58; Folder #176
2013.19.01A Post Family Chart published in Ancestry Quarterly Bulletin of the Genealogical Society of Palm Beach County, Florida (Volume XLVII, No. 2 )VaultBox #58; Folder #177
2013.19.02Article: "Captain Adrian Post: Peaches and Oysters" by Jethro Meriwether Hurt, III, published in two installments in Ancestry Quarterly Bulletin of the Genealogical Society of Palm Beach County, Florida (Volumes XLVII, No. 2 and XLVIII, No. 2)VaultBox #58; Folder #177
2013.20.01Grahl African Art Collection, digital images saved on CD, exhibit, 2008Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2013.20.02Grahl African Art Collection, digital images saved on CD (2nd copy)LibraryCD Rack
2013.20.03Grahl African Art Collection, digital images printed; newspaper articls "Grahls discuss African Art...", November 2008VaultBox #40; Folder #83
2013.21.01Two newspaper articles (January 2013, Richmond Times-Dispatch) on the book 'Mapping Virginia' by William C. Wooldridge, published by University of Virginia Press in 2012VaultBox #55; Folder #40
2013.21.02Sale family papers - Johnson's Island - the Confederate Prisoners There (an article from the Daily Dispatch, August 1863 and reprinted in Richmond Times-Dispatch feature, August 2013)VaultBox #52; Folder #01
2013.22.01Genealogy of George Pendleton family who lived in King & Queen County, Bienvenue (Benvenue) Plantation, Family Tree and Index to Letters (original document saved digitally on the Office Computer d:\DigitalPhotosAndArchives\fwpendletoncourtneyletters)VaultBox #58; Folder #187
2013.23.01Newspaper article about the gift of the Donald Robertson Bible from Mrs. Catherine Shepherd to the Virginia Historical SocietyVaultBox #60; Folder #13
2013.23.02Photograph (photocopy) of Henry P. Taylor with the Donald Robertson BibleVaultBox #60; Folder #13
2013.24.01Newspaper articles from the Tidewater Review describing sites included on the 2013 Garden Tour in King & Queen County: Belle Vue, Shackelfords Chapel, Trevillian Home, Kempsville, Homeview. Also "Bel View", July 31,1941VaultBox #43; Folder #165
2013.24.02Guidebook: Garden Club of Virginia 80th Historic Garden Week, April 20-27, 2013VaultBox #43; Folder #165
2013.24.03Brochure: Garden Club of Virginia 80th Historic Garden Week, April 20-27, 2013VaultBox #43; Folder #165
2013.24.04Ticket: Garden Club of Virginia 80th Historic Garden Week, April 20-27, 2013VaultBox #43; Folder #165
2013.26.01Pleasant Hill High School 1964 Graduation Announcement cards, for Helen Mae Carter and Judy Carol MilbyVaultBox #42; Folder #98
2013.26.02Pleasant Hill High School Handbook 1954-1955VaultBox #42; Folder #99
2013.26.03Minutes and Roll of the Community League of Buena Vista School 1932-1933VaultBox #42; Folder #100
2013.26.04Minutes and Roll of the Community League of Buena Vista School 1933-1934VaultBox #42; Folder #100
2013.26.05Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1950, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.06Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1951, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.07Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1952-53, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.08Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1954, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.09Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1955, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.10Home Demonstration Club Yearbook 1956, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #71; Folder #15
2013.26.11K&Q Junior Woman's Club Annual Year Book 1949-50VaultBox #43; Folder #166
2013.26.12K&Q Junior Woman's Club Annual Year Book 1952-53VaultBox #43; Folder #166
2013.26.13Junior Woman's Club Program, dedicated to graduating members, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #166
2013.26.14Miss King and Queen Pageant program, sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club, June 18, 1965VaultBox #43; Folder #166
2013.26.15Empty envelope printed King and Queen Junior Woman's ClubVaultBox #43; Folder #166
2013.26.16Fact and Story Readers, Book Four by Suzzalo, Freeland, McLaughlin, Skinner, 1931, Delmas Gayle imprinted on back pageArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.17Folk Tales From Many Lands by Hazel Gertrude Kinscella, 1934. Buena Vista Graded School, 1934 written inside frontArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.18The Girl Next Door by Dorothy Baruch and Elizabeth Montgomery. Pleasant Hill High School stamped inside frontArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.19Streets and Roads, Teachers Edition by William S. Gray and Lillian Gray, 1946-47. Stamped Pleasant Hill High School and L. A. Wright written inside.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.20Peoples of Other Lands by G. R. Bodley 1932. Pleasant Hill High School stamped on title page, Property of Centerville School Library written inside front coverArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.21New Geography Book One by Alexis Everett Frye,1917. Edmond Roane, Alice & Nettie Lee Walton, Centerville School written inside front cover, Miss Alice Virginia Walton written on table of contents page, Roberta Roane written inside back coverArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.22New Geography Book Two by Wallace W. Atwood,1920. Lavinia Anne Roane, Gressitt, Buena Vista High School written inside front coverArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2013.26.23Copysheet titled ''Pioneers" found in New Geography Book TwoVaultBox #42; Folder #101
2013.26.24Alphabet card for letter "R" found in New Geography Book TwoVaultBox #42; Folder #101
2013.26.25Photograph of Santa Claus marked on the back: 4-H Club Party at Pleasant Hill High School, December 24, 1948VaultBox #43; Folder #73
2013.27.06Froe, used to split a block of wood into shingles, from 'Eastern View", Owenton, K&Q CountyStorage Shelves
2013.27.07Pickaroon, used to control the motion of logs as they floated in the river as it flowed down stream, from "The Forge:", Dunkirk, K&Q CountyStorage Shelves
2013.27.08Ice Pick, used to remove pieces of ice from the ice pond for storage in the ice house, from "Eastern View", Owenton, K&Q CountyStorage Shelves
2013.27.09Quilt, in the "Drunkard's Path" pattern, made by Martha Thomas Minor (1868-1944) for Mattie "Sis" Pearl Minor (born 1891) when she was married in 191120th Century Bedroom (storage)
2013.27.10Child's dress, white, with scalloped hem and shoulder buttons, made by Mattie Minor Bailey for her children Gainelle, Louise, and Bernice after 191120th Century Bedroom
2013.27.11Child's dress, white, plain with shoulder buttons, made by Mattie Minor Bailey for her children Gainelle, Louise, and Bernice, after 191120th Century Bedroom
2013.27.12Child's dress with lace inserts made by Mattie Minor Bailey for her children Gainelle, Louise, and Bernice, after 191120th Century Bedroom
2013.27.13Child's Bonnet made by Mattie Bailey for her daughter Bernice May (Bailey) Mortimer20th Century Bedroom
2013.27.14Half Petticoat owned by Bernice May (Bailey) Mortimer20th Century Bedroom
2013.27.15Sun Bonnet owned by Bernice May (Bailey) Mortimer20th Century Bedroom
2013.27.16Hand-made doll owned by Bernice May (Bailey) Mortimer20th Century Bedroom
2013.27.17Tidewater Herring Roe can label, product distributed by Taylor and Sledd, with historical ties to Taylor and Caldwell Inc, in WalkertonVaultBox #65; Folder #35
2013.27.18Bernice May (Bailey ) Mortimer, biographical information, together with information about the quilt and other itemsVaultBox #58; Folder #188
2013.27.19Storage box for vintage textile items20th Century Bedroom (storage)
2013.29.02Shadrach, VHS tape, originalArchives Building
2013.29.03Shadrach, VHS tape, copyArchives Building
2013.30.01Hair comb, larger, made of gutta percha, made in the South, circa 1865Storage Shelves
2013.30.02Hair comb, smaller, made of tortoise shell, made in the South, circa 1865Storage Shelves
2013.31.01Diploma awarded to Ethel Lelia Armstrong (Watkins) from The Public High School of Biscoe, Virginia, 1914Changing Exhibits Room
2013.31.02St. Stephens Church meeting notes (photocopy), February 2, 1888 (?), notes of a meeting, with list of attendees: Mrs. Dollie Baskel, Lucy A. Cook, Mary Wilson, Susan A. Wilson, Adeline Watkins, Miss Lillian Simpkins, M. E. Wilson, M. L. Fleet, M. B. Councill, Mr. C. L. Wilson, Wm. Long, Wm. J. Watkins, Edwn Watkins, Mr. Jack Hogge, Mr. Herbert Hogge, J.S. Wilson, J.W. Wilson, Goletcher Baskel, Willie Fleet, J. C. Councill, Geo. M. Councill, Pastor, Wm. Gwathmey, Mr. Garlick. Subject of meeting: passing of 2 resolutions (text of resolutions not included). Notes written on Aberdeen Academy stationery.VaultBox #41; Folder #54
2013.31.03Photo of the framed diploma awarded to Ethel Lelia Armstrong (Watkins) from The Public High School of Biscoe, Virginia, 1914VaultBox #40; Folder #86
2013.31.04Photo of Louise Watkins Jones with the framed diploma awarded to her mother, Ethel Lelia Armstrong (Watkins), from The Public High School of Biscoe, Virginia, 1914VaultBox #40; Folder #86
2013.32.01One pair brass candlesticks, bell in the base, leaf designDining Room
2013.32.02One pair brass candlesticks, plain, marked made in JapanDining Room
2013.33.01Annual Reports of the Tavern Museum, 2000-2012VaultBox #68; Folder #21
2013.33.02Flash drive containing photos of miscellaneous Museum events approx. 2008-2013Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2013.35.01Photocopy of a photograph of Newington before the 1893 fireVaultBox #40; Folder #84
2013.39.01Metal tool box, not old, for storage of small itemsStorage Shelves
2013.43.01Ox yoke, with augured holes, made by Tommy CarterCarriage House
2013.43.02Ox yoke, bark-covered, carved ends; for breaking Young Oxen; Phil and Beaver MinorCarriage House
2013.43.03Document box, hand painted design on top, yellow bird on front; from B.O. Minor store, owned by Bennett O. Minor , Owenton, Va., of "Eastern View Farm"19th Century Bedroom
2013.43.04Family bible records of Bennett O. Minor, married Mattie T. Minor 1868, Owenton, Va., of "Eastern View Farm"Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #31
2013.43.05Horse-hair lap robe, belonged to Covossa E. Edwards of "The Forge Farm", Owenton, Va.Storage Shelves
2013.45.01Cotton cloth with lemon decoration for use as table cloth19th Century Bedroom
2013.46.01Tavern Museum sign, hand-crafted, hand-painted, installed on the light post in the front lawnFront lawn
2013.47.01Map of Dixie, published by The Geographical Publishing Company, Chicago Illinois, exclusively for Southern Ruralist, The South's Foremost Farm paper, Atlanta Georgia, 1924Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #18
2013.47.02Map of King & Queen County,printed with roads and land contours, with hand-written notes of old places (prototype #1 of Elizabeth Hutchinson's map of Old Houses)Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #19
2013.47.03Map of King & Queen County,printed with roads and land contours, with hand-written notes of old places (prototype #2 of Elizabeth Hutchinson's map of Old Houses)Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #20
2013.47.04Map, Excelsior Series, published by the Geographical Publishing Co., Chicago, Illinois, 1924, 2-sided: one side is the United States and Alaska, with a list of 104 National Trunk Highways numbered to correspoond withn numbers shown on map, and with a list of principal radio broadcasting stations; other side is The World on the Mercator Projection, with photographs of World Leaders (Calvin Coolidge, USA) and routes for mail steamers and submarine cables.Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #21
2013.47.05Map of The United State of America, published by the National Geographic Magazine, 1946, marked Woodville, Miss, where mama went to teach school. Lewis cousins there now.Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #22
2013.47.06Map of King and Queen and King William Counties Primary and Secondary Highways, VDOT, 1953, with names of places in both counties inked in by hand.Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #23
2013.47.07Original 1972 Elizabeth Hutchinson Map of King and Queen county marked with Old Houses, labelled "was wrapped Dec. 1987"Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #24
2013.47.08Accreditation Stevensville High School, 1936-1937VaultBox #42; Folder #105
2013.47.09Newspaper clipping mentioning John Pollard, Locust Cottage (undated, no beginning, no end)VaultBox #55; Folder #45
2013.47.10Newspaper clipping, "Old Colonial Homes Along the Mattaponi" by Dr. Bernard H. Walker, undatedVaultBox #55; Folder #46
2013.47.100Forgotten Companions: The First Settlers of Spotsylvania Co. and Fredericksburg Town (with notes on early land use) by Paula S. Felder, undatedVaultBox #74; Folder #25
2013.47.101Apple Tree Church Historical Marker, 1987, newspaper clippingsVaultBox #55; Folder #48
2013.47.11Printed card describing Mattaponi Baptist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #59
2013.47.111List of places mentioned in Frances Baylor Hill's diaryVaultBox #57; Folder #01
2013.47.112Jamestown 350th Anniversary Committee appointed by the Board of Supervisors, April 6, 1955VaultBox #43; Folder #37
2013.47.113Bicentennial Committee Commemorative Exercises, October 12, 1975, programVaultBox #61; Folder #45
2013.47.114Presentation of the Coat-of-Arms, May 9, 1967, Program and newspaper articleVaultBox #43; Folder #191
2013.47.115Mrs. Hutchinson's notes on Beulah Baptist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #53
2013.47.116Churches and Parishes in K&Q County, a time line of events 1649 - 1820VaultBox #41; Folder #63
2013.47.117Mount Zion Baptist Church, Dunbrooke, Essex County, a brief historyVaultBox #41; Folder #64
2013.47.119"Unusual Masonic Pin", account related by Charles DeShazo, published in Virginia Masonic Herald, 1963, originally belonged to Charles W. Porter of Stevensville, presented to Copeland DeShazo.VaultBox #43; Folder #193
2013.47.12Program, Services of Memorial for Deacon John Augustus Broaddus, 1891-1981, Bethlehem Baptist Church, Bruington, VirginiaVaultBox #41; Folder #60
2013.47.120History of King and Queen County, article by Dr. M.H. Harris, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #194
2013.47.121Sketch of King & Queen County, by Mrs. John D. (Elizabeth) Hutchinson (undated)VaultBox #43; Folder #195
2013.47.122Letter from Elizabeth Hawes Ryland (transcript) to Editor, Richmond Times-Dispatch, undated, regarding Ingleside, Hanover; Carter BraxtonVaultBox #49; Folder #120
2013.47.123Letter to Mrs. J.D. Hutchinson from The Valentine Museum, 1958, regarding the dugout canoe made by Indigenous people, found by G.G. KirbyVaultBox #49; Folder #121
2013.47.124Letter to Mrs. J.D. Hutchinson, 1964, from Woodford B. Hackley, Virginia Baptist Historical Society, with information about the Samuel Tunstall 1876 bequest to Richmond CollegeVaultBox #49; Folder #122
2013.47.125Letter, May 1844? (original) to Miss Betty Walker of Mt. Elba from Jas. A Haynes, an invitationVaultBox #49; Folder #123
2013.47.126Will of Harry Gaines of Providence, died 1789 (transcript)VaultBox #50; Folder #46
2013.47.127Hillsboro during the war, a little girl's experiences during the war, written by Josie Henley Ellyson, 1937VaultBox #51; Folder #16
2013.47.128Roster of Virginia Militia Ninth Regiment, Captain Thomas Hoskins, Colonel William Boyd April 1813 - December 1814 (transcript, source undetermined)VaultBox #54; Folder #88
2013.47.129Newspaper clipping "Burial [of Latane] painting loaned [by Judge John E. DeHardit] indefinitely to Museum of the Confederacy", undatedVaultBox #55; Folder #34
2013.47.13Notes King & Queen County: for $100.00, August 1864; Note for $10, 1861, payable to John R. BagbyVaultBox #43; Folder #175
2013.47.130Newspaper clipping "Here lived a States Righter" about Judge Spencer Roane, d. 1822, Richmond News Leader, Sept. 4, 1956VaultBox #55; Folder #58
2013.47.131Newspaper clipping "Rappahannock Indians Open Museum" published Rappahannock Times, June 28, 1979VaultBox #55; Folder #59
2013.47.132Newspaper clipping, "Rylands [Robert Temple] Celebrate 50th Anniversary" married 1929, undatedVaultBox #55; Folder #60
2013.47.133Newspaper clipping "John Garland Pollard our next Governor", Richmond Times-Dispatch, January 12, 1930VaultBox #55; Folder #61
2013.47.134Magazine clipping "Social Register of Virginia's Biggest Trees" from Virginia Forests, Winter 1972 - 73 (photocopy)VaultBox #55; Folder #62
2013.47.135Newspaper clipping "King & Queen couple restoring 19th Century Woodville", Tidewater Review, undated, Bill and Mary StacyVaultBox #55; Folder #63
2013.47.136Newspaper clippings regarding Dr. A.W. Lewis, "Family tradition drew rural doctor back to Aylett", Richmond News Leader, September 28, 1984; Country Doctor, Rappahannock Times,July 26, 1984VaultBox #55; Folder #64
2013.47.137Genealogy, Coleman Family: Coleman Town, Jones Bridge; Nunn, Pynes, CroweVaultBox #58; Folder #212
2013.47.138Genealogy, letter to Elizabeth Hutchinson from Nanon L. Carr, March 1958, regarding William Todd Livingston, d. 1778VaultBox #58; Folder #213
2013.47.139Genealogy, family of Samuel Peachy Ryland and Catharine Gaines Hill of NorwoodVaultBox #58; Folder #214
2013.47.14Map showing Washington's Burgess Route thru King William County, printed compliments West Point Kiwanis ClubVaultBox #44; Folder #25
2013.47.140Genealogy, Judge Edmund Pendleton m. Sarah Pollard of Oakley; Philip Pendleton, 1st recorded owner of Pickle Hill; William Pendleton, Pleasant GroveVaultBox #58; Folder #215
2013.47.141Genealogy, Fox family of King & Queen and King William: Tyler's Quarterly Magazine (photocopy, undated); Letter from Emily Spurgeon, October 1974VaultBox #58; Folder #216
2013.47.142Genealogy, Thomas Nunn m. Sally Pendleton, 1777; home Loretta on Powcan RoadVaultBox #58; Folder #217
2013.47.143Genealogy, program for the Nunn family reunion at Bruington Baptist Church, 1973VaultBox #58; Folder #218
2013.47.144Genealogy, Samuel Hoskins Family: "Mount Pleasant" by Thomas H. Warner (Chaney, Broocke, Vasse, Warner) and "Hoskins of Virginia" by Kate Waring Hoskins WarnerVaultBox #58; Folder #219
2013.47.145Genealogy, Robert Baylor Semple of Mordington, born at Rose Mount, biographical sketch with transcriptions of original sourcesVaultBox #58; Folder #220
2013.47.146Genealogy, Miller family of York Woods, notes made by Elizabeth HutchinsonVaultBox #58; Folder #221
2013.47.147Genealogy, Clarkson family of Maple Valley, notes by Elizabeth Hutchinson Sept. 1955VaultBox #58; Folder #222
2013.47.148Genealogy, Pollard & Bagby families of Stevensville: Elizabeth Hutchinson's notes; letter of receipt of Bagby papers (1953, Miss Olive Bagby sent to UVA Alderman Library, for photographing)VaultBox #58; Folder #223
2013.47.149Genealogy, Fauntleroy and Todd families, notes by Elizabeth Hutchinson, includes a wheel chart starting with Col. Moore Fauntleroy (b. 1611-1617) m. Mary Hill (d before 1663); m Catherine Griffin in 1664VaultBox #58; Folder #224
2013.47.15Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1853VaultBox #45; Folder #175
2013.47.150Genealogy, Judge Spencer Roane familyVaultBox #58; Folder #225
2013.47.151Genealogy, Thomas Garnett, came to Gloucester in 1610VaultBox #58; Folder #226
2013.47.152Genealogy James Semple family of Rose Mount, came to Virginia from ScotlandVaultBox #58; Folder #227
2013.47.153Genealogy, Information about my Family by Walter Sherwood Reynolds (as told to Henry P. Taylor)VaultBox #58; Folder #228
2013.47.154Genealogy, A Brief Sketch of the Walker Family by Elizabeth Hawes Ryland; A bio of Thomas Walker (no source)VaultBox #58; Folder #229
2013.47.155Genealogy of William Todd familyVaultBox #58; Folder #230
2013.47.156Bible Records from Rosevilla (Davis, Mann, Taliaferro, Sutton, Winston, Wright and Gee)VaultBox #58; Folder #231
2013.47.157Genealogy Major Philip Rootes of RosewallVaultBox #58; Folder #232
2013.47.158Genealogy Joseph Temple m. Ann Arnold. Includes photostat copy of bible records, 1761 - 1780; transcript of William Temple's will, April 23, 1835; tombstones at St. Paul's Church and memorial tablets.VaultBox #58; Folder #233
2013.47.159Transcription of a Letter from William Taliaferro, to Laura, undated, describing places near Newtown including Park Farm, The Hermitage, Frog Hole Crossing; Martin, Boulware, Broaddus, Ryland, Jones Bates; Civil War destruction (Newtown and Traveler's Rest) and the wounding of William, his grandfather, when he rode with Benny Fleet, 1864; Dahlgren's death.VaultBox #43; Folder #196
2013.47.16Account of Miss Sallie M. Billup with Farland & Co., 1854VaultBox #45; Folder #176
2013.47.160Letter to the members of the King and Queen Historical Society, October 30, 1959, from Henry P. Taylor, president, proposing renovation of the Old Clerk's OfficeVaultBox #61; Folder #80
2013.47.161Mrs. Hutchinson's notes on Todd's Warehouse andother tobacco storehouses (Milford, Aylett, Mantapike, Shepherd's, Quarles', Williams', Walkerton, Turner's)VaultBox #74; Folder #27
2013.47.162"Lively Days on the Mattaponi River" by Wesley (W.D.) Draine, 1963, describing Steamboats: Elm City and Louise; Captains Betts, Eaton, Haynes and Stone.VaultBox #65; Folder #39
2013.47.163Duplicate notes from Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson's notebooks on K&Q placesVaultBox #43; Folder #197
2013.47.164Genealogy Carlton & Tooms Family of Walnut SpringVaultBox #58; Folder #234
2013.47.165Genealogy Thomas Dew Family of Dewsville, NewtownVaultBox #58; Folder #235
2013.47.166Genealogy Owen Gwathmey family of CanterburyVaultBox #58; Folder #236
2013.47.167Genealogy Charles and Columbia Gresham of Mantua, their six children born 1859-1877VaultBox #58; Folder #237
2013.47.168Genealogy John Muscoe Garnett Family, LanefieldVaultBox #58; Folder #238
2013.47.169Description of a mud chimney by Joseph Ryland MundieVaultBox #40; Folder #21
2013.47.17Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1859VaultBox #45; Folder #177
2013.47.18Account of John F. Sadler with J.L. Boughton, 1854VaultBox #45; Folder #178
2013.47.19Account of John F. Sadler with Joshua L. Boughton, 1856VaultBox #45; Folder #179
2013.47.20Account of John F. Sadler with J.L. Boughton & Co., 1855VaultBox #45; Folder #180
2013.47.21Account of Sallie M. Billups with Farland & Co, 1854VaultBox #45; Folder #181
2013.47.22Account of John F. Sadler with John P. Young & Co., 1858VaultBox #45; Folder #182
2013.47.23Account of J. F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1859, 1860VaultBox #45; Folder #183
2013.47.24Account of J. F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1860, 1861VaultBox #45; Folder #184
2013.47.25Account of J. Ferdinand Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1861,1862VaultBox #45; Folder #185
2013.47.26Account of J. F. Sadler with R.A. Cauthorn, 1860VaultBox #45; Folder #186
2013.47.27Account of John F. Sadler with Boughton & Co, 1858VaultBox #45; Folder #187
2013.47.28Account of Elder Ro. Y. Henley with Courtney & Todd, undatedVaultBox #45; Folder #188
2013.47.29Account of John F. Sadler with Boughton Co., 1859VaultBox #45; Folder #189
2013.47.30Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1856VaultBox #45; Folder #190
2013.47.31Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland for R.A. Cauthorn, 1857VaultBox #45; Folder #191
2013.47.32Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1855VaultBox #45; Folder #192
2013.47.33Account of John F. Sadler with J.L. Boughton, 1856VaultBox #45; Folder #193
2013.47.34Account of John F. Sadler with Richard Saunders, 1855VaultBox #45; Folder #194
2013.47.35Account of John F. Sadler with Joshua L. Boughton, 1857VaultBox #45; Folder #195
2013.47.36Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1858VaultBox #45; Folder #196
2013.47.37Account of John F. Sadler with Richard Saunders, 1856, 1857VaultBox #45; Folder #197
2013.47.38Account of John F. Sadler with J.L. Boughton, 1857VaultBox #45; Folder #198
2013.47.39Account of John F. Sadler with L.S. Farland, 1860VaultBox #45; Folder #199
2013.47.40Letter (original), containing extracts from a journal: "In 1570, Dr. Thomas Walker a gentleman wrote in this journal", when he "made a journey to Hot Springs" written on stationery from The Homestead, Hot Springs, VirginiaVaultBox #49; Folder #114
2013.47.41Letters (original) from Alfred Bagby to Hon. Thomas J. Bates, 1938, about Robert Beverley of Beverley Park and familyVaultBox #49; Folder #115
2013.47.42Letter (original) from Hattie Bell Gresham to Mrs. C.C. Caldwell, 1941, about Dewsville and Mantapike (Forest Hill)VaultBox #49; Folder #116
2013.47.43Note by W.W. Daingerfield, 1884, and letter to R.Y. Henley (originals) from Wm. A . SaundersVaultBox #49; Folder #117
2013.47.44Letter and accounts (originals) re: a bill from Wm. D. Wright to J. Ferdinand SadlerVaultBox #49; Folder #118
2013.47.45Will (printed transcript) of Mary Washington dated 1788VaultBox #50; Folder #45
2013.47.46Newspaper clipping, social column, Bruington, August 1923, Southside SentinelVaultBox #55; Folder #47
2013.47.47Christmas in King & Queen House Tour, 1976, sponsored by the Woman's Club; newspaper clippings about places on tour; Old Church, Cedar View, Windwood, Aspen Grove, Buena Vista, Shackelfords Chapel, and Plain ViewVaultBox #43; Folder #181
2013.47.48Newspaper clipping "Leonard Reynolds, Profile of a Man and his Time", 1984, Rappahannock TimesVaultBox #55; Folder #49
2013.47.49Newspaper clipping "Pageant of the Rappahannock", 1940, from the Virginia Club WomanVaultBox #55; Folder #50
2013.47.50Newspaper clippings 1) "Walkerton Bridge Topic During Public Meetings", Rappahannock Times 1984 2) "Bridge Issue, Stopping up the River at Walkerton concerns " (undated), 3) "Up a Creek", flood in Walkerton (undated)VaultBox #55; Folder #51
2013.47.51"The First Permanent English Settlement in America and the First Legislative Assembly in America", pamphlet published by APVA, 1944VaultBox #56; Folder #72
2013.47.52Manuals for DeLaval Cream Separator No. 12 & Home Comfort Range, built by Wrought Iron Range Co.VaultBox #71; Folder #18
2013.47.53"Jamestown National Historic Site", text with map, a National Park Service publication, 1948VaultBox #56; Folder #74
2013.47.54Advertising bill for Dietz Books "Little visits with the men & women who gave you your heritage"VaultBox #56; Folder #75
2013.47.55Collier Family Genealogy, Charles Collier,1660-1735, of Porto Bello, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #58; Folder #195
2013.47.56Plants of Colonial Garden, George Washington National Birthplace, April 1938, with diagram of a Colonial Garden and list of plantsVaultBox #71; Folder #16
2013.47.57Advertising poster with photograph of J.L. Evans store at Mascot, 1907Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #27
2013.47.58Bagby genealogy, James Bagby of JamestownMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #196
2013.47.59Temple genealogy, Joseph Temple and Ann Arnold, by J. Henley WalkerMap CabinetBox #58; Folder #197
2013.47.60Photostatic copies of 3 plats of Walkerton, 1847, related to Thacker Muire suit, showing T. Muire's lot, A.G. Sales store and wharf, stable, mill, mill dam and pond.Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #101
2013.47.61Invoices and accounts related to printing of Mrs. Hutchinson's map, 1972, Virginia Reproduction & Supply Co. and The Williams Printing Co.VaultBox #45; Folder #201
2013.47.62Length of hair weavingStorage Cabinet
2013.47.63Hill and Robinson genealogy, letter from Mrs. J.H. Potts, 1938VaultBox #58; Folder #198
2013.47.64The Religious Herald, December 24, 1981, articles "Bruington receives Painting of First Pastor" and "Robert Baylor Semple Is Still Remembered"VaultBox #41; Folder #61
2013.47.65Essay by William E. Trout "The Dragon Swamp Navigation", with card addressed to Norm Thompson, dated 1971VaultBox #43; Folder #177
2013.47.66Negatives, film only, photos of local churches; Immanuel; Old Church; Fleeton Church; Vauter's Church, Essex; St. Johns, Warsaw; Farnham Church; St. Peters Ch., Oak Grove, Westmoreland; organ at St. Peter'sVaultBox #41; Folder #62
2013.47.67The Virginia Historical Chronicle, Volume 1, Number 4, April 1975, Highlights of K&Q and surrounding counties, article "Religion in King & Queen", "Civil War in King & Queen", "Griggs Dairy"VaultBox #55; Folder #53
2013.47.68Program for dinner, January 24, 1967, at which Albert B. Cory Award is presented to the K&Q County Historical Society by the American Association for State and Local HistoryVaultBox #61; Folder #74
2013.47.69Map of Bicentennial House Tour,1975, sponsored by the Woman's Club, with newspaper articles about the places on the tour: Whitehall, Claymont, Hillsboro, Holly Hill, Peach Grove, Old Town HouseVaultBox #43; Folder #178
2013.47.70Article about Peach Grove, Owenton, on house tour sponsored by St. Paul's Episcopal Church, undatedVaultBox #55; Folder #54
2013.47.71Census of 1810, King and Queen County, extracted data, partial listVaultBox #43; Folder #179
2013.47.72William Claiborne, Eminent Son of King William County, by Elizabeth Hawes RylandVaultBox #58; Folder #199
2013.47.73Families who lived at North Bank, 1722; Camm, Cluverius, Pollard, Sale, BurkeVaultBox #58; Folder #200
2013.47.74Letter from Garnett Ryland, "Places photographed by State conservation and Development Commission"VaultBox #43; Folder #180
2013.47.75Popular Songs of the A.E.F. (American Expeditionary Force), Y.M.C.A. 1918VaultBox #56; Folder #77
2013.47.76Information For the Homeseeker and Investor compiled by Dr. B.H. Walker, Stevensville, Va., 1906VaultBox #43; Folder #11
2013.47.77Brochure for Christmas in King & Queen House Tour sponsored by the Woman's Club, 1968 with places on the tour: Canterbury, Whitehall, Locust Grove, J. Handley Wright's, Edgewood, J.H. Ball Jr. (Brewington)VaultBox #43; Folder #182
2013.47.78Receipt from Southern Female Institute, Richmond, 1870, for tuition of Miss Josie HenleyVaultBox #42; Folder #106
2013.47.79Letter from Jessie Ball duPont to George M. Grasty, 1940, W&L, congratulations on being made Phi Beta KappaVaultBox #42; Folder #107
2013.47.80Protest made by R. D. Bland Sr. against moving the school from Centerville to Buena Vista, as proposed by B.F. Bland, January 1861.VaultBox #42; Folder #108
2013.47.81K&Q County Tax Receipt of Bettie Scott and Ben Braxton, 1898VaultBox #43; Folder #183
2013.47.82Letter from Works Progress Administration (WPA) to Mrs. J.D. Hutchinson about documentation of places of interest.VaultBox #43; Folder #184
2013.47.83Letters from Beverley Fleet, and others, to Mrs. J.D. Hutchinson, regarding research into K&Q History project by the Woman's Club 1937-1939VaultBox #43; Folder #185
2013.47.84Report of the Original Preliminary Independence Bi-Centennial Planning Committee for King & Queen County, 1972VaultBox #43; Folder #186
2013.47.85Circuit Court Order, 1944, directing photo-duplication of certain records of the CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #187
2013.47.86List of cemeteries, burying grounds in King & Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #188
2013.47.87Esso War Map II: A Second War Map (2 copies)VaultBox #44; Folder #26
2013.47.88Accounts: Dr. Thos. Latane & Captain W.T.Haynes, Agts., to sell Smithfield land in a/c with King & Queen Co. School Board as found by A.G. Gresham, special agent, 1894-1904VaultBox #45; Folder #202
2013.47.89Newspaper clippings, undated: Dr. B.H. Walker, Personal Recollections of the Civil War; Dr. B.H. Walker, the Old Home Guard of K&Q County; Meeting at Smyrna Church; K&Q Artillery Company, Captain Bagby's Account of its work at Seven Pines, Richmond T-D; other fragmentsVaultBox #55; Folder #55
2013.47.90Mrs. J.D. Hutchnson, miscellaneous correspondence, 1950sVaultBox #49; Folder #119
2013.47.91Newspaper clipping, A Marvelously Happy Life: Mrs. Edwin (Pete) Cox's Story, Rappahannock Times, 1984VaultBox #55; Folder #56
2013.47.92newspaper clipping: 1857 Snowstorm in Halifax, VirginiaVaultBox #55; Folder #57
2013.47.93A Guide to Gloucester County, Virginia, Historical Manuscripts 1651-1865, a catalog of archives published by Virginia State Library, 1976VaultBox #56; Folder #78
2013.47.94Garrett family genealogy, Marlborough, near Mascot; Robert Garrett of ScotlandVaultBox #58; Folder #201
2013.47.95Letter fragments, from C.C. Vaughan, 1937, describing Jeffries family (Tabb, Pollard, Haynes) regarding ownership of Spring Farm, Strawberry Hill, Bell AirVaultBox #58; Folder #202
2013.47.96Letter from Mrs. John Littlepage Ingram regarding her connections to K&Q County: Garlick, Temple, Walker, Hill, Elliott, 1941VaultBox #58; Folder #203
2013.47.97King & Queen County Historical Society , Letter from A. Fleet Dillard to Mrs. John D. Hutchinson, regarding Old Clerk's Office, 1957VaultBox #61; Folder #75
2013.47.98Constitution of the K&Q County Historical Society, working copy, undated; & letter from Henry P. Taylor, president, 1961, regarding constitutional issuesVaultBox #61; Folder #76
2013.47.99Receipt of Payment of Easement between Virginia Electric Co. and John D. Hutchinson, 1948VaultBox #74; Folder #24
2014.02.01Photograph of Newtown High School class, 1920's; identifed: Ernest Edwards, Sr., Elsie Minor, Florence Edwards, Mr. Garnett (Principal), James Madison, Sr., Gay Minor NelsonVaultBox #42; Folder #103
2014.02.028 wooden pencils manufactured by Empire Pencil Co, World's Best Pencil ValueParlor
2014.03.01List of the Founders of Zion Baptist Church, formed in 1866, and a list of members in 1869.VaultBox #41; Folder #58
2014.04.01Cloister Milk Company Bottle Crate20th Century Bedroom
2014.06.01Ox Yoke, with bow retension pins, used at Belle VueCarriage House
2014.07.02Amended index to "Green Mount" (2012 edition)VaultBox #53; Folder #09
2014.07.03Transcripted statement from Reuben Bartlet written years after the 1864 Dahlgren's Raid concerning the orders carried by his Colonel Ulric DahlgrenVaultBox #55; Folder #43
2014.08.01Six Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper clippings March 2014 thru April 2014, reprinted from the 1864 Daily Dispatch regarding Dahlgren's death and aftermath in K&Q.VaultBox #55; Folder #43
2014.11.01Photocopies of Envelope addressed to Robert Foster, 1909, Walkerton, from the Stansbury Canning Company with a letter to 'our growers"VaultBox #74; Folder #23
2014.11.02Photocopies of Envelope addressed to Tom Gardner, 1945 Walkerton, from the War Food Administrator, K&Q Courthouse, with a letter "Dear Farmer" and a list of the Community Committeemen of K&Q CountyVaultBox #74; Folder #23
2014.12.01Newspaper article April 2014, about Locust Grove, Walkerton, VA, owners Jerry and Cecky Ropelewski and 2013 conservation easementVaultBox #55; Folder #44
2014.12.02Newspaper article about Green Mount and caretakers Larry and Tere Pistole, April 2014VaultBox #55; Folder #52
2014.15.01Genealogy for Henry Lawson Biscoe, and his granddaughter Sadie BiscoeVaultBox #58; Folder #173
2014.16.01Original photo, child with a tricycle, identified as Garland Davis, Coldwater, VA, 1862VaultBox #40; Folder #89
2014.16.02Indenture - Bond (photocopy) written for purchase of slaves, 1825, by Samuel Fauntleroy, payable to William Ferguson, Thomas Ferguson, Thomas Ferguson (deceased), and James Ferguson for purchase of Elijah, Elvira, Carter and MariaVaultBox #46; Folder #89
2014.16.03Will of Robert Boyd, August 30, 1820 (photocopy), describes transfer of slaves, money and other property to family members, wife Frances BoydVaultBox #50; Folder #44
2014.16.04Will of Robert B. Boyd, May 1838 (photocopy), children Mary Francis & Roberta Byrd BoydVaultBox #50; Folder #44
2014.17.01Framed photo of Ruritan Club members (copy of original 1938 photo)Parlor
2014.18.01Documents from Courthouse Green Expansion project, to add Immanuel Church to the C.H. Green area in 2014VaultBox #64; Folder #35
2014.20.01Dr. S. G. Fauntleroy, Dragonville, account reports with First National Bank, 1887 and 1896 (photocopies)VaultBox #45; Folder #200
2014.20.02Deed of indenture of property and slaves Linus, Robin, Tom, Nat, Will, Yellow Lucy, Fanny, and children, between Anthony Gardener of K&Q and William Waring of Essex, 1814 (photocopy)VaultBox #46; Folder #90
2014.20.03Indenture - Contract for sale of slaves Rose, Lavinia, Rachel, between M. G. Fauntleroy and Moore G. Fauntleroy, 1827 (photocopy)VaultBox #46; Folder #91
2014.20.04Indenture - Contract for hire of a slave, Jim Lockley, between M.C. Claybrook and George Daniel, 1861 (photocopy)VaultBox #46; Folder #92
2014.20.05Dr. and Mrs. S.G. Fauntleroy, receipt from Wilson Palmer & Co., Baltimore, 1888 and note from Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, 1884 (photocopies)VaultBox #71; Folder #17
2014.21.01Virginia and the Virginia County, published September 1951, page 14 article by Mrs. J.D. (Elizabeth) Hutchinson, "King and Queen, The Shoestring County"VaultBox #56; Folder #76
2014.22.01Newspaper article "Storied estate due new chapter" April 27, 2014, Richmond Times Dispatch, about Green Mount, Larry and Tere Pistole, and the Fleet familyVaultBox #55; Folder #52
2014.23.01VDOT: Archealogical and other investigations relating to road improvement, Canterbury Road, between Whitehall and Canterbury, giving evidence of Indigenous people's presence in the area, as well as later habitationVaultBox #43; Folder #176
2014.24.01Ice box crisper, from Belle VueKitchen
2014.25.01Video tape: The Powhatans: A 17th Century Culture (Department of Historic Resources)Archives Building
2014.25.02Video tape: Archaeology and the Study of Native Americans in Western VirginiaArchives Building
2014.25.04From The Country Courier, November 27, 2007, articles about the Pamunkey, Mattaponi, and Rappahannock tribesVaultBox #56; Folder #73
2014.25.05Pamphlet, Chickahominy Tribe, The People of the Coarse Pounded CornVaultBox #56; Folder #77
2014.26.01Plat book 1823 - 1878Map CabinetBox #59; Folder #92
2014.26.02Eastern View Log School House lock & door knob hardware, replaced with new in August 2014Storage Shelves
2014.27.01China half-doll, her skirt is a clothes brush20th Century Bedroom
2014.27.02The Child's World, Fifth Reader, Johnson Publishing Co., no pub date. Names inside include Mattie Thomas (Mrs. B.O. Minor), Dabney, Jenette Brown.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2014.27.03Makers of Virginia History by J.A.C. Chandler; biographies of famous Virginians, includes a reference to Donald Robertson in James Madison pieceArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2014.27.04Child's text: A Day In a Colonial home by Della R. Prescott; 1930Log Schoolhouse
2014.27.05Child's text: How We Are Governed in Virginia and the Nation by Howard Lee McBain; 1908Log Schoolhouse
2014.27.06Child's text: Our Virginia by E.Ehrlich Smith; 1908Log Schoolhouse
2014.27.07Child's text: Colonial Virginia, by J.A.C. Chandler and T.B. ThamesLog Schoolhouse
2014.27.11National Geographic Magazine (2 issues): May 1957 "Captain John Smith of Jamestown" & March 1920 (cover missing)20th Century Bedroom
2014.27.12The Constitution of the United States printed by the Committee for Justice; A Constitutional Law CenterVaultBox #56; Folder #59
2014.28.01Framed photograph of the store and another building at Mascot, Virginia, 1907Office
2014.29.01Virginia Tech article (photocopy) "The Digital Divide, Lack of high-speed Internet can hamper growth of rural areas", subject is King and Queen County, county administrator Tom Swartzwelder.VaultBox #43; Folder #189
2014.29.02Lease with King and Queen County of Carriage House site, 2012; correspondence, 2014VaultBox #68; Folder #55
2014.29.03Broaddus Property Contract, Real estate Purchase Contract, 2006 and correspondenceVaultBox #61; Folder #77
2014.29.04Norman Construction Company Contract for repairs to Old Clerk's Office (Archives), 2006VaultBox #61; Folder #78
2014.29.05Newspaper article about Green Mount and caretakers Larry and Tere Pistole, April 2014, copy # 2VaultBox #55; Folder #52
2014.29.06Martha Beane Courtney Michaux obituary, 2014 (2 copies)VaultBox #58; Folder #209
2014.30.01Framed K&Q map from 1908 (reproduced from original in archives by Biddie Shelor and Jen Shelor)Office
2014.31.01McCormick Tea Bag metal canKitchen
2014.32.01Log School house lock (replacement)Log Schoolhouse
2014.33.01Correspondence relating to the 1908 map of King and Queen, the first highway map of the county, with route numbers assigned to the roads, between R.C. Gwathmey and VDOT, 1972; between Elizabeth Henley Hutchinson and Henley Walker, VDOT, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #190
2014.33.02Map of King & Queen County, 1932, after VDOT had taken over the road maintenance and re-numbered the roadsMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #27
2014.33.03Resolution of the board of Supervisors upon gift of a copy of the 1908 map by R.C. and Betty Hutchinson Gwathmey in memory of J.D. and Elizabeth HutchinsonVaultBox #43; Folder #190
2014.33.04Bicentennial Committee, 1972, minutes, correspondence, R.C. Gwathmey, Thelma Paulin; Program, 1976, presentation of the Coat of ArmsVaultBox #43; Folder #191
2014.33.05Newspaper article, Henry P.Taylor with the Donald Robertson bible, presented to the Virginia Historical Society, 1963, original and photocopyVaultBox #60; Folder #13
2014.34.01Extract of Bates family bible records , R. J. Madison b. 1823 son of George Washington & Elizabeth Carr Madison; Nora Bates Madison b. 1849 m. Christopher K. Bates, etc.Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #32
2014.35.01Text book: Beginning Latin, copyright 1919, American Book Co. by Perley Oakland Place; inscribed William Watkins, Owenton, Va and Louise WatkinsArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2014.36.01Walkerton Bridge photograph (black and white) taken in the 1940's (drawbridge on wooden pilings)VaultBox #65; Folder #38
2014.36.02Walkerton Bridge photograph (black and white) taken in the 1940s (copy)VaultBox #65; Folder #38
2014.36.03Walkerton Bridge photograph (color) taken in the 1990's, taken by Marian JonesVaultBox #65; Folder #38
2014.37.01Certificate of Registration, US Copyright Office, Friendship Signature Quilt poster, 2014 (quiltface)VaultBox #68; Folder #56
2014.38.03Correspondence between Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith and the Society regarding the gravesite of John Howell near Chain Ferry.VaultBox #58; Folder #211
2014.38.04The Welsh Lineage of John Lewis (1592-1657) by Grace McLean Moses (photocopy)VaultBox #58; Folder #210
2014.40.01Pleasant Hill High School, c. 1958, painted by artist/alumnus Don Wilson, 2014Library
2014.41.01Banner for parades and special functionsStorage Shelves
2014.41.02Certificate of Participation in Community Pride Day, 2014.VaultBox #61; Folder #79
2014.42.01Letter December 8, 1944 from Henry P. Taylor notifying members of the Local Planning Commission of a meeting to organize (committee of Henry P. Taylor, John O. Turpin, C.H. Oliver, Manley Walden, Vernon Trevilian appointed by the Board of Supervisors).VaultBox #74; Folder #26
2014.42.02Notice to the people of King & Queen to attend meetings of the K&Q County Planning Commission to be held on three dates in January 1945.VaultBox #74; Folder #26
2014.42.03Letter January 5,1945 from Henry P. Taylor to members of the Local Planning Commission reminding of a meeting to be held on January 8 at Marriott High SchoolVaultBox #74; Folder #26
2014.42.04Minutes of three meetings of the King and Queen County Planning Commission, held at Marriott High School on January 8, King and Queen Court House on January 18, and Pleasant Hill High School on January 29, 1945. Roads were the principal subject, also telephone service, electricity, and the need to attract industry.VaultBox #74; Folder #26
2014.42.05Letter February 10, 1945 from Henry P. Taylor to members of the Local Planning Commission accompanying the minutes from the January meetings.VaultBox #74; Folder #26
2014.43.01Aptus Post Office 1894 - 1901 with drawing by Ricky GwathmeyVaultBox #76; Folder #01
2014.43.02Beazley Post Office (formerly Holts Corner), at Caroline County line 1893 - 1945 with photographs, maps and correspondenceVaultBox #76; Folder #02
2014.43.03Biscoe Post Office 1890 - 1954 with photographs, correspondence, receiptsVaultBox #76; Folder #03
2014.43.04Box Post Office, 1902 - 1907 with map, photos of Page family tombstonesVaultBox #76; Folder #04
2014.43.05Broach Post Office 1909 - 1913 with photocopied photos of post office building and Broach family, with description of family home "Sugar Hill" and genealogyVaultBox #76; Folder #05
2014.43.06Bruington Post Office 1831 - 19__with photographs and a letter addressed to R.Y. HenleyVaultBox #76; Folder #06
2014.43.07Burton Post Office (renamed Elsom) 1897 - 1902 with photographsVaultBox #76; Folder #07
2014.43.08Carlton's Store Post Office1828 - 1911 with map, sketch and correspondenceVaultBox #76; Folder #08
2014.43.09Cauthornville Post Office 1900 - 1992 with map, sketch, photo and Ruffin Academy infoVaultBox #76; Folder #09
2014.43.10Clancie Post Office 1912 -1934 with map, photos, photocopy of picture postcard of Southern Railway Station, West Post (addressed to Paul Milby, Clancey, Va.)VaultBox #76; Folder #10
2014.43.11Clarkston Post Office 1826 - 1837VaultBox #76; Folder #11
2014.43.12Clarksville Post Office 1825 - 1827 (renamed Clarkston)VaultBox #76; Folder #12
2014.43.13Coldwater Post Office 1903 - 1934 with info on Coldwater SchoolVaultBox #76; Folder #13
2014.43.14Cologne Post Office 1897 - 1965 with correspondence from Minor Trevilian and a 'last day' postmarkVaultBox #76; Folder #14
2014.43.15Contra Post Office 1890 - 1932 with mapVaultBox #76; Folder #15
2014.43.16Crouch Post Office 1890 - 1975VaultBox #76; Folder #16
2014.43.17Cumnor Post Office 1880 - 1973VaultBox #76; Folder #17
2014.43.18Dahlia Post Office 1905 - 1910VaultBox #76; Folder #18
2014.43.19Daisy Post Office 1893 - 1922 with biography of postmaster John C. DeShazo 1893 - 1922VaultBox #76; Folder #19
2014.43.20Dragginville Post Office 1874 (name changed to Dragonville the same year)VaultBox #76; Folder #20
2014.43.21Dragonville Post Office 1874 - 1975VaultBox #76; Folder #21
2014.43.22Dunkirk Post Office 1801 - 1817 (renamed from Todds Bridge) with photos of the ruins of the bridge, newspaper article Rappahannock Times, 1979: memory of the last crossing 1918VaultBox #76; Folder #22
2014.43.23Edna Post Office at Oak Shade 1892 - 1917 with map (renamed from Fleet's Post Office)VaultBox #76; Folder #23
2014.43.24Elsom Post Office 1902 - 1954VaultBox #76; Folder #24
2014.43.25Exol Post Office 1886 - 1887 with mapVaultBox #76; Folder #25
2014.43.26Favor Post Office 1892 - 1915VaultBox #76; Folder #26
2014.43.27Fleet Post Office 1885 - 1888 (later re-opened as Edna P.O. 1892) with mapVaultBox #76; Folder #27
2014.43.28Fleetwood Academy Post Office 1839 - 1866 (formerly Clarkston P.O.) with photocopy of envelope addressed to Col. Alex. Fleet, Fleetwood Academy, February 1861VaultBox #76; Folder #28
2014.43.29Gressitt Post Office 1902 - 1959VaultBox #76; Folder #29
2014.43.30Helmet Post Office 1922 - 1975, with photographsVaultBox #76; Folder #30
2014.43.31Hockley Post Office 1913 - 1955VaultBox #76; Folder #31
2014.43.32Holly Hill Post Office 1887 - 1888VaultBox #76; Folder #32
2014.43.33Indian Neck Post Office 1875 - 1987VaultBox #76; Folder #33
2014.43.34Ino Post Office 1888 - 1967 (previously named Hollow (or Holly) Chestnut, New Prospect 1872 - 1874)VaultBox #76; Folder #34
2014.43.35King and Queen Court House Post Office 1831 to current dateVaultBox #76; Folder #35
2014.43.36Little Plymouth Post Office 1825 - 1967VaultBox #76; Folder #36
2014.43.37Mantapike Post Office 1880 - 1912VaultBox #76; Folder #37
2014.43.38Mantua Ferry Post Office 1886 - 1887 (possibly on King William side of Mattaponi)VaultBox #76; Folder #38
2014.43.39Mattaponi Post Office 1939 to current dateVaultBox #76; Folder #39
2014.43.40Millers Tavern Post Office 1805 to current date, on Essex/K&Q Line (1805-1815 and 1943 located in K&Q), with photos and mapVaultBox #76; Folder #40
2014.43.41Minor Post Office 1879 - 1960, also called Fawcetts, on K&Q/Essex County Line, with map and info on Midway Academy, photos, and a nailVaultBox #76; Folder #41
2014.43.42New Prospect Post Office 1858 - 1874VaultBox #76; Folder #42
2014.43.43Newtown Post Office 1792 - ___ with envelope addressed to Miss I. Burton Kidd, Newtown, and document proposing C.H. Bates to carry the mail, 1913, with application for suretyship with other Bates' accountsVaultBox #76; Folder #43
2014.43.44Owenton Post Office 1882 - 1968 with photographsVaultBox #76; Folder #44
2014.43.45Oxalis Post Office 1898 - 1911 with photos of ruins & drawing by Ricky Gwathmey, and photo of A.G Sale, North Bank, card to Mrs. M.C.Burke, 1907, card to Mrs. James Burke, 1910, and dog license, Simon Newbill, 1908VaultBox #76; Folder #45
2014.43.46Patricks Post Office 1830 - 1836, with map, correspondence with Minor Trevilian, & 1905 newspaper article (photocopy) of Coker (Croker) murders thereVaultBox #76; Folder #46
2014.43.47Plainview Post Office 1842 - 1990VaultBox #76; Folder #47
2014.43.48Polo Post Office 1901 - 1902 with letter re: local baseball near Polo P.O., 1981, to Kitty Smoot Mason from RCG, a sketch, and photos of Addison Clark's gravestone (d. 1936)VaultBox #76; Folder #48
2014.43.49Powcan Post Office 1884 - 1942 with map & 1976 Rappahannock Times newspaper articleVaultBox #76; Folder #49
2014.43.50Prince Post Office 1900 - 1933VaultBox #76; Folder #50
2014.43.51Quick Post Office 1892 - 1893VaultBox #76; Folder #51
2014.43.52Ruralton Post Office 1886VaultBox #76; Folder #52
2014.43.53Salvia Post Office 1902 - 1961 with photos of Loving & Ball gravestonesVaultBox #76; Folder #53
2014.43.54Shacklefords Post Office before 1835 - 19__ , notes on Marston, Corr, and Wyly tombstones, photocopy of surety bond on mail service 1883 between Joel Bland and John A. TaliaferroVaultBox #76; Folder #54
2014.43.55Shanghai Post Office 1881 - 1986VaultBox #76; Folder #55
2014.43.56St. Stephens Church Post Office 1856 - current date with correspondence and newspaper articles on postmistresses Nellie Simpkins, 1980, Susiette Jackson, 1991, and Patricia Haile, 2002VaultBox #76; Folder #56
2014.43.57Stevensville Post Office 1817 - 19__ with photos, newspaper articles collected by Thelma PaulinVaultBox #76; Folder #57
2014.43.58Todds Post Office 1798 with photos of Mattaponi River, winter of 1977VaultBox #76; Folder #58
2014.43.59Toddsbridge Post Office 1795 (later Todds, Dunkirk) with nail from ToddsburyVaultBox #76; Folder #59
2014.43.60Trice Post Office 1894 - 1896 with newspaper ad, sale at Trice's Mill, 1977VaultBox #76; Folder #60
2014.43.61Trinkle Post Office 1922 - 1934 with map for Holmes School (on music sheet), hand drawn map of area (between Little Plymouth and Dragonville), and a drawing of a nail found 1977VaultBox #76; Folder #61
2014.43.62Truhart Post Office 1886 - 1963VaultBox #76; Folder #62
2014.43.63Tudor Post Office 1902 - 1903VaultBox #76; Folder #63
2014.43.64Ula Post Office 1897 - 1914 with drawing by Ricky Gwathmey, map and photocopy of postcard addressed to Miss Recy Watkins from Aunt Annie MurphyVaultBox #76; Folder #64
2014.43.65Varney Post Office 1883VaultBox #76; Folder #65
2014.43.66Velma Post Office 1916 - 1932VaultBox #76; Folder #66
2014.43.67Waldens Post Office 1888 - 1895VaultBox #76; Folder #67
2014.43.68Walkerton Post Office 1802 - current date with program of dedication of new building 1963 and history given that day by Henry P. TaylorVaultBox #76; Folder #68
2014.43.69Mascot Post Office 1884 - 1982 with newspaper article on closing in 1982 Tidewater Review and sample postmarkVaultBox #76; Folder #69
2014.43.70King and Queen Post Offices: Lists of postmasters & mapped locations (P.Os. 1927 - 1977)VaultBox #76; Folder #70
2014.43.71King and Queen Postmasters listed by Post Office name 1792 - 1971 and by Postmaster name 1792 - 1992VaultBox #76; Folder #71
2014.43.72Research notes on Post Offices by Richard C. Gwathmey, on records of appointment of Postmasters, Post Office Department 1789-1818, 1818-1823VaultBox #76; Folder #72
2014.43.73Notebook containing photocopies of applications for establishment or relocation of 59 post offices in K&Q County, documents dated between 1837 and 1945, provided to Richard C. Gwathmey by the U.S. Postal Service Historian in 1993VaultBox #76; Folder #73
2014.43.74National Archives Publications: Regulations for the Public Use of Records in the National Archives, 1991; Records and Policies of the Post Office Department Relating to place-names, 1975; Beginning your Genealogical Research in the National Archives, 1987VaultBox #76; Folder #74
2014.43.75Newspaper Article "Post Office Closings Change Rural Virginia", Richmond News Leader, Dec.11, 1975, with photo of Dragonville P.O and Post Mistress Leah TownsendVaultBox #76; Folder #75
2014.43.76Newspaper Articles re: the U.S. Post Office: "Have a Merry Mail Day" by Art Buchwald; "Post Office News" (no author) with historical factsVaultBox #76; Folder #76
2014.43.77Newspaper Article: "Smaller Postal Service, Growing Worries", The Washington Post, August 18, 1993VaultBox #76; Folder #77
2014.43.78Pamphlets with advertisement relating to Postal Products; Schedule of Postal Rates 1886 - 1988; Annual Report of Postmaster General 1990VaultBox #76; Folder #78
2014.43.79Newspaper clipping "Mathews County Postal History" by Marguerite A. Sadler, Gazette-Journal, January 1992VaultBox #76; Folder #79
2014.43.80Biographical Pamphlets: Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General (1861 - 1864); Owney: Mascot of the Railway Service (1888 - 1897)VaultBox #76; Folder #80
2014.43.81Postcards (2) First Day of Issue, February 8, 1993, Wren Building, College of William and Mary, Postmarked Williamsburg, VA.VaultBox #76; Folder #81
2014.43.82Undated letter from R.C. Gwathmey to the Country Courier re: Post OfficesVaultBox #76; Folder #82
2014.43.83United States Official Postal Guide; July 1924Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2014.43.84Photograph of a cuff plough at Carltons Post Office, with Richard GwathmeyVaultBox #40; Folder #96
2014.43.85Paces Chapel, interview with Carey C. Hall, photos of Tappahannock Methodist pulpit (originally Pace's)VaultBox #41; Folder #66
2014.43.86Chapel of Ease, near Ula Post Office, drawing by Ricky GwathmeyVaultBox #41; Folder #67
2014.43.87Royal Oak School, Clancie Virginia: map, photo and historyVaultBox #42; Folder #110
2014.43.88Newspaper Column "St. Stephens" mentions Biscoe Public High School & Professor Johnson: 1909, Southside Sentinel.VaultBox #42; Folder #111
2014.43.89Newspaper articles. 1933: Stevensville has Long and Colorful History, Stevensville School League News, County Federation meeting at StevensvilleVaultBox #42; Folder #112
2014.43.90Accounts of Thomas J. Bates with Richard Mitchell (1868) and Gresham Brothers (1855 and 1861)VaultBox #45; Folder #203
2014.43.91Cemeteries near Clancie: Marston, Haynes, Corr, and Milby bible records (families connected to Clancie Post Office and Royal Oak SchoolVaultBox #58; Folder #245
2014.43.92Correspondence re: speakers for the Historical Society, 1991, Elizabeth Gray, VIce PresidentVaultBox #61; Folder #81
2014.43.93Newspaper Advertisement, John T. Sutton Chrysler, St. Stephens ChurchVaultBox #74; Folder #30
2014.43.94Sale flyers (2), July 21, 1979, for Merchantable Timber, Gwathmey and Hutchinson familiesVaultBox #74; Folder #31
2014.43.95Tax Receipts, King and Queen County for Jno. Weeden (1905, Aubrey Roane, 1905, Ruby Roane, 1906)VaultBox #43; Folder #199
2014.43.96Chapultepec house, photographs taken c. 1993 and map of Clancie including Post Office, Royal Oak Elementary School Buildings (1st and 2nd), Samuel Massey Home, Glebe Swamp, and ChapultepecVaultBox #40; Folder #108
2014.43.97Photograph of the Eastern View schoolhouse, 1982, in its original state before removal to the Courthouse Tavern and subsequent renovationVaultBox #42; Folder #57
2014.43.98Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper article by Lawrence Latane "King and Queen", includes photo of Zora Jones, Bobby Coleman, Matt Grubbs in Jones' Store, Stevensville, July 26, 1987VaultBox #43; Folder #03
2014.43.99Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper article by Robert Merritt September 14, 1983, 'True Southerners pay tribute to painting' of "The Burial of Latane"VaultBox #55; Folder #34
2014.44.01Two square cut nails found under the Marriot School Bell near the Log Schoolhouse on the Tavern Museum campus; one round head; one square head.Back Hall, 2nd Floor
2014.47.01King and Queen Elementary School, Shanghai, Virginia, Seventh Grade Memory Booklet, 1965VaultBox #42; Folder #75
2015.01.01The Archives of Pediatrics, A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Diseases of Infants and Children, William Perry Watson, A.M., M.D., June 1884VaultBox #56; Folder #79
2015.01.02The Archives of Pediatrics, A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Diseases of Infants and Children, William Perry Watson, A.M., M.D., September 15, 1884VaultBox #56; Folder #80
2015.01.03The Archives of Pediatrics, A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Diseases of Infants and Children, William Perry Watson, A.M., M.D., April 1886VaultBox #56; Folder #81
2015.01.04The Medical Brief, A Journal of Practical Medicine, J.J. Lawrence, A.M., M.D., April 1881VaultBox #56; Folder #82
2015.01.05The Monthly Abstract of Medical Science, November 1876VaultBox #56; Folder #83
2015.01.06From the Ashes: newspaper article from the Tidewater Review, January 7, 2015, about King William County records scanning project, Bibb EdwardsVaultBox #55; Folder #67
2015.01.13Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy - Volume 2, Number 1 - May/June 1993Library
2015.03.01Genealogy of: Cornelia Ellen Taylor (1891 - 1978) and descendants of Lewis Taylor, b. K&Q 1807; John Morgan Smither (1903-1983, b. in K&Q) and descendants of Rivian Smither of Essex, b. 1816.VaultBox #58; Folder #239
2015.04.012008 Quilt Exhibit Photos and Exhibit CatalogVaultBox #72; Folder #25
2015.06.01Holly Hill and owners Lynne and George Iverson: newspaper article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Dec. 8, 2002VaultBox #55; Folder #65
2015.07.01Photocopy from the Virginia Historical Society: 1862 letter from Gordon Thompson to his wife Louisa T. ThompsonVaultBox #49; Folder #124
2015.07.02Photocopy of record from the Virginia Historical Society: Will written in Rhyme by Isaac Broache (Roane Collection)VaultBox #50; Folder #47
2015.07.03Photocopy of record from the Virginia Historical Society: Ad in Virginia Gazette for sale of land, estate of George Braxton, 1769VaultBox #55; Folder #66
2015.08.01United States Official Postal Guide July 1914Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2015.08.02Flu victims in Richmond, RTD article "Death on Page 1", October 15, 2000, recalling 1918 Flu epidemicVaultBox #55; Folder #107
2015.08.03Article "Was it Murder?", RTD October 15, 2000, recalling death of Lillian Madison and trial of Thomas. J. Cluverius, 1885VaultBox #43; Folder #80
2015.08.04Article "K-Q Sheriff Longest Opposed", Rappahannock Times, regarding 1979 K&Q election of Sheriff (Longest vs. Helmick), Treasurer (Vaughan), Commissioner of Revenue (Eubank)VaultBox #43; Folder #228
2015.08.05Article, "Community Honors Dr. A.W. Lewis", Country Courier, June 30, 2010 on his retirement from Aylett Medical Center.VaultBox #55; Folder #64
2015.08.06Letter from Inman Johnson, President, notice of annual meeting, July 1975VaultBox #61; Folder #37
2015.08.07Letter from Captain Otho Nelson and Gladys Arlene Nelson of the Rappahannock Indian Association to Richard Gwathmey regarding population of the tribe, Decemter 13, 1976VaultBox #55; Folder #59
2015.08.08Estimated cost of building first Firehouse at Walkerton, October 25, 1954VaultBox #65; Folder #51
2015.08.09History of the U.S. Postal Service, 1775-1984VaultBox #76; Folder #96
2015.08.10Undated article "ZIP code chant (23023) becomes battle cry in bid to save the Bruington post office"VaultBox #76; Folder #06
2015.08.11Article August 12, 2009, Country Courier, "Patricia Hale retires from St. Stephens Church Post Office"VaultBox #76; Folder #56
2015.08.12Letter from U.S. Postal Service to Walkerton Postal Customers, October 17, 2012, regarding a survey and meeting to share results of surveyVaultBox #76; Folder #68
2015.08.13Articles from Richmond News Leader: "Post Office Takes Steps to Let Small Towns Stay on Map" August 24, 1977; "Post Office Nostalgia Costly, Rural Stations Lose Money ..." (includes cost info for every rural Post Office in Virginia), February 16, 1978VaultBox #76; Folder #75
2015.08.14Newspaper clipping "Project will map roads used after Yorktown, Richmond T-D, 2007, Robert Selig projectVaultBox #43; Folder #09
2015.08.15Newpaper article "Colonial King and Queen, Stratton Major Parish Built in the Golden Days", July 20, 1941VaultBox #41; Folder #87
2015.08.16Newspaper clipping, Tidewater Review, 1941, photos of Belle VueVaultBox #43; Folder #165
2015.09.01Kitchen Slicer, mandoline style, 1 of 2 identical utensils from 1920-1930. Said to be used for cutting corn from the cob for home canning by Latane Trice, purchased at a Latane Trice auction sale.Kitchen
2015.09.02Kitchen Slicer, mandoline style, 2 of 2 identical utensils from 1920-1930. Said to be used for cutting corn from the cob for home canning by Latane Trice, purchased at a Latane Trice auction sale.Kitchen
2015.11.01Photographs (9) of a party held, 2003, on board The Mattaponi Queen, captained by L.W. Reynolds of Walkerton, hosted by Howard and Sally Walker, boarding at the Walkerton pier.VaultBox #40; Folder #93
2015.12.01Ice Cream Freezer: 20 Quart Frost King Steel Frame; 23 inch wooden barrel with a 22 inch iron wheel that turns the dasher. Used at a lumber camp near Biscoe to make a Saturday night treatCarriage House
2015.12.02Brass pot with a non-brass handleDining Room
2015.12.03Well bucket, metal, loop in the handle for the ropeLog Schoolhouse
2015.12.04Wooden round butter mold with a leaf designKitchen
2015.12.05Wooden pestle, 10.5 inchesKitchen
2015.12.06Wooden paddle used to make soap or apple butter, 29 inches longDining Room
2015.12.07Wooden spoon with a deep bowl, 20 inches longDining Room
2015.12.08Wooden paddle, used to press milk out of the butter, 9.5 inches longDining Room
2015.12.09Wooden darning egg, 6 inches long20th Century Bedroom
2015.12.10Iron spatula, hand-forged, 13.5 inchesDining Room
2015.12.107Dr. Jefferson Minor letter, lived at Minor Post Office, Midway SchoolVaultBox #76; Folder #41
2015.12.108History of Eastern View School, owners Brumley, Davis, Minor; teachers Lucy Brumley, Belle Jones, Lucy JonesVaultBox #68; Folder #31
2015.12.11Iron fork, 3 prongs, hand-forged, 24 inches longDining Room
2015.12.111One pair of eyeglasses in a leather case stamped Queen & Co., Philadelphia, belonged to Rebecca Gouldin (Mrs. John H. Minor)Storage Cabinet
2015.12.112Highway maps for Essex (1997), Gloucester (2001), & Mathews (1999) counties; Essex, Richmond, and Northumberland (undated, advertising)VaultBox #44; Folder #34
2015.12.113Map of Virginia Counties 1702-1710, photocopyVaultBox #44; Folder #35
2015.12.114Two River Country maps, 2008 and undatedVaultBox #44; Folder #36
2015.12.115Two Bells and A Jingle, by Latane Trice; Steamboats on the MattaponiVaultBox #53; Folder #11
2015.12.116King and Queen County Bulletins 1-50 in a spring binderBiddie Shelor
2015.12.117King and Queen County Bulletins 51-100 in a spring binderBiddie Shelor
2015.12.118King and Queen County Bulletins 101-110 in a spring binderBiddie Shelor
2015.12.119Folding key from Eastern ViewDining Room
2015.12.12Iron spatula, hand-forged, 35 inches longDining Room
2015.12.120Gold rimmed eyeglasses (1st of 2 pairs) in a leather case stamped Dr. Edward E. Gibbons, Baltimore, MD, belonged to Louisa Jefferies Minor (Mrs. James M. Minor), 1837-1913.Storage Cabinet
2015.12.121Gold rimmed eyeglasses (2nd of 2 pairs) in a leather case stamped Dr. Edward E. Gibbons, Baltimore, MD, belonged to Louisa Jefferies Minor (Mrs. James M. Minor), 1837-1913.Storage Cabinet
2015.12.126History of Bethany Baptist Church by James Motley Booker, M.D. including story of K&Q piano, Garnett familyVaultBox #61; Folder #34
2015.12.127Map of Cauthornville Post Office and area.VaultBox #76; Folder #09
2015.12.128Arthur Brown, Sr., family, father of Rev. Robert BrownVaultBox #58; Folder #292
2015.12.129Nancy Roane and Willie Hawes family, builder of K&Q Training SchoolVaultBox #58; Folder #287
2015.12.13Hog scraper (hoe-shaped) iron hand tool, 4 inches long, missing the handleStorage Shelves
2015.12.130John Jeffries, Maj. Thomas Jeffries familes of Spring Farm; includes Pollard, Bagby, Minor, and Longest connectionsVaultBox #58; Folder #288
2015.12.131Madison (John, b. 1660, Isabella, b. 1670, Ambrose, b. 1700) and Taliaferro family, includes Todd connectionsVaultBox #58; Folder #289
2015.12.132Madison (Maddison) family, K&Q patents, 1653VaultBox #58; Folder #290
2015.12.133Wilson family (Claiborn Lee, b. 1850; Edwin b. 1824)VaultBox #58; Folder #291
2015.12.134Forge Farm (Edwards home on Spring Cottage Road), photographs c. 1925, description & insurance policy (Roane, 1805)VaultBox #81; Folder #77
2015.12.135Cemeteries: Augustine Broach place, burial place of Philip Henry Minor, d. 1885; Fiddlers Green, burial place of Thomas J. MinorVaultBox #81; Folder #78
2015.12.136Spring Cottage Road (River Road), landowners Broaddus, Pollard, Kaye, Todd, Jones, Hawes, Edwards, Minor, Baylor, Gatewood, Bagby, BrowneVaultBox #81; Folder #79
2015.12.137Description of Spring Cottage, Edwin Motley property, later owned by Augustine and Marie EdwardsVaultBox #81; Folder #80
2015.12.138Documents relating to Popular View, home of Franklin Minor and former landowners Anthony Perryman, Minor family (Ephraim, Coleman, William, and John)VaultBox #81; Folder #81
2015.12.139Newtown area: Old Town Home, Gardner Tavern. Landowners Richards, Lumpkin, Gatewood, Pendleton; Newspaper Article on Newtown Historic DistrictVaultBox #81; Folder #82
2015.12.14Iron rasp with a wooden handle, for cleaning a frying pan, 16 inches longStorage Shelves
2015.12.140Hand-drawn map of Upper K&Q County: Toddsbury Road to Newtown; Photocopies of published maps: (Rappahannock Co (1616 - 1692), Essex Co. (1692 - 1720), Essex Co. (1720-1727), Essex Co. (1727 - present)VaultBox #44; Folder #41
2015.12.141Clyde and Tommy Carter (carpenter) family, children Elwood, Adie and other girls (lived on Eastern View Road)VaultBox #58; Folder #294
2015.12.142Millpond immersion by Fred Anderson, Va Baptist Historical Society, Heritage: Interview and photograph of Louise Eubank Gray, Lower King & Queen Baptist ChurchVaultBox #41; Folder #82
2015.12.143Millpond baptisms, extract from Rural Virginia article by Bill Westbrook,VaultBox #41; Folder #82
2015.12.144Spring Farm School (Academy), 1819, list of students included 6 from Minor family, from account book of Col. Reuben Meriweather GarnettVaultBox #42; Folder #150
2015.12.145Extracted items from Ninian Boog Account Book, 1748-50 (Marian Minor research notes)VaultBox #43; Folder #222
2015.12.146Photocopies, Mrs Eliza Todd: 1830 receipt of account with Thomas Jordan, 1829 receipt from A. Minor (estate of Thomas W. Todd)VaultBox #43; Folder #223
2015.12.147Magazine article: Merchants Account Books in K&Q County, 1750-1751, An Index by Franklin Minor, August 1991, Virginia Genealogical Society (photocopy)VaultBox #55; Folder #101
2015.12.148Article "Madisons of Colonial Virginia" by Bob Allen, 2002, 38 pages, copied from JMU Madison ArchivesVaultBox #55; Folder #102
2015.12.149Article (proof) Harrison vs Baylor, by H. Franklin Minor, Published Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 37 No 3VaultBox #55; Folder #103
2015.12.15Iron ladle, hand-forged, with a straight handle, 14 inches longDining Room
2015.12.150Article, March 2005 Windows on the Bay, Middle Peninsula Tour, includes 5 stops in King and Queen County (Norwood, Greenview, Marlborough, River Isle, and Travelers Rest)VaultBox #55; Folder #104
2015.12.151Publications on Indigenous people and early tools from Library of VirginiaVaultBox #56; Folder #90
2015.12.152Pamphlet, Naval Battles of the War of 1812, published 1961, by American Heritage Publishing Co.VaultBox #56; Folder #91
2015.12.153It Happened at Appomattox, The Story of an Historic Virginia Village, 1948VaultBox #56; Folder #92
2015.12.154Minor Family death records and obituaries 1857-2010VaultBox #82; Folder #39
2015.12.155Newspaper articles, Powhatan, Mattaponi and Pamunkey Indigenous peopleVaultBox #55; Folder #106
2015.12.156Educational materials, Virginia's Indigenous peopleVaultBox #42; Folder #151
2015.12.157Draft of a letter from Marian Minor to Robin Kay Westerman seeking permission to look for archeaological remains of the Donald Robertson School sight on her family property; Proposal from James River Institute of Archeaology to operate the dig at the school site.VaultBox #60; Folder #14
2015.12.158The Minor Family of King and Queen County, Virginia, 2009 correspondence on book printing, binding, and family requests.VaultBox #82; Folder #40
2015.12.159The Petersburg Campaign, Wasted Valor June 15-18, 1864, by Thomas J. Howe, published 1988VaultBox #56; Folder #92
2015.12.16Iron ladle, hand-forged, with a curved handle, 16 inches longDining Room
2015.12.160Civil War Centennial, 1861-1865, distributed by Cary Gee of RichmondVaultBox #56; Folder #92
2015.12.161Article (photocopy) The Track Is Clear to Shohola, Disaster on the Road to Elmira, Blue & Gray Magazine, April 1993VaultBox #56; Folder #92
2015.12.162Tips for School Tours, developed by volunteers for the Tavern Museum, 2003VaultBox #68; Folder #74
2015.12.163The Mount, history with photographs and Marion Minor research notesVaultBox #40; Folder #81
2015.12.164Article, Washington's Burgess Route by Rev. P. Gray, Magazine of History and Biography, October 1938VaultBox #55; Folder #105
2015.12.165Minor Family Genealogy charts: Reuben Minor, Sr., d. 1832VaultBox #82; Folder #01
2015.12.166Minor family marriages in Caroline (1787-1853) Essex (1837), King & Queen (1878) Counties; Census New Kent County (1850)VaultBox #82; Folder #02
2015.12.167Minor family in King & Queen, Caroline, Essex, Culpeper, Middlesex, Hanover, Nansemond and Bedford (research notes)VaultBox #82; Folder #03
2015.12.168Minor family genealogy: Joseph Minor and descendants; correspondence, 1979 and 1983 (David Helm)VaultBox #82; Folder #04
2015.12.169Minor family genealogy notes connecting Gabriel Minor to Thomas (father) and John (son) records 1779, 1793, etc.VaultBox #82; Folder #05
2015.12.17Brass strainer, with an iron handle, 18 inches longDining Room
2015.12.170Minor family genealogy: Coleman m. Miss Gayle, subject of a letter from H. Franklin Minor to Virginia Hutcheson Davis (undated)VaultBox #82; Folder #06
2015.12.171Minor family genealogy: Ephraim (c.1780-1813) and Ephraim Richard MinorVaultBox #82; Folder #07
2015.12.172Minor family genealogy: Gideon (1776-1841)VaultBox #82; Folder #08
2015.12.173Minor family genealogy: Joseph (1760-1835) m. Mary Hoskins, military pensionVaultBox #82; Folder #10
2015.12.174Minor family genealogy: John d. 1833, children Ephraim, Richard, Owen, Aggy, Sophia; and other John Minor referencesVaultBox #82; Folder #09
2015.12.175Minor family genealogy: Joseph 1805-1875 m. Nancy Ann MoodyVaultBox #82; Folder #11
2015.12.176Minor family genealogy: Owen c. 1777-1850VaultBox #82; Folder #12
2015.12.177Minor family genealogy: Reuben m. Mary Elliott, Reuben, jr. (1854-1869) m. Melissa MoodyVaultBox #82; Folder #13
2015.12.178Minor family genealogy: Thomas, d 1779; Thomas J. (of Fiddler's Green), and others, research notesVaultBox #82; Folder #14
2015.12.179Minor family genealogy: William (1735-1804) M. Frances PhillipsVaultBox #82; Folder #15
2015.12.18Scissors with curved blades for trimming hooves, 8 inches longStorage Shelves
2015.12.180Minor family genealogy: William Minor (c.1750-1832) Revolutionary War veteran (DAR papers) m. Millie St. JohnVaultBox #82; Folder #16
2015.12.181Eastern View House maintenance history May 1964-March 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #17
2015.12.182Eastern View House account book, March 1964 - July 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #18
2015.12.183Eastern View House logbook, May 1965 - May 1966 and expenses May 1965 - August 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #19
2015.12.184Eastern View House well inspection, pump installation, 1966, brochuresVaultBox #82; Folder #20
2015.12.185Eastern View House addition, 1980, contractors: Brooks and ElliottVaultBox #82; Folder #21
2015.12.186Eastern View House maintenance, invoices and product descriptions, 1983 - 2002VaultBox #82; Folder #22
2015.12.187Eastern View House, artesian well dug, 1999, drain field inspections, repairVaultBox #82; Folder #23
2015.12.188Eastern View House appraisal March 2003 with plat, and appraisal March 1964VaultBox #82; Folder #24
2015.12.189Eastern View House open house July 30, 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #25
2015.12.19Iron fork with 2 prongs, hand-forged, 14 inchesDining Room
2015.12.190Eastern View House 2 small photograph albums, October 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #26
2015.12.191Eastern View House expenses related to property sale, 2003VaultBox #82; Folder #27
2015.12.192Minor Family photographs, Jamestown, VA, and tractor event, undated, approx 2010VaultBox #82; Folder #28
2015.12.193Letter, 1945, from C.E. Edwards to B.O. Minor regarding purchase of propertiesVaultBox #82; Folder #29
2015.12.194John Robinson's estate accounts (photocopy) 1767-1771, showing money owed to J. Minor, L. Minor, E. MinorVaultBox #82; Folder #30
2015.12.195Petitions and Chancery suits, signed by Minor surnames (photocopies)VaultBox #82; Folder #31
2015.12.196Indentures (photocopies): John Minor to Ambrose Cooke, 1798; John Ball to John Lumpkin, 1753; Gabriel Minor to John Minor, 1779; Gabriel Minor to John Minor, 1793VaultBox #82; Folder #32
2015.12.197Minor and Edwards family members in Revolutionary pension records (from various sources) and partial list of 1st and 2nd Virginia Regiments 1775-1783 from Eckenrode research (photocopies)VaultBox #82; Folder #33
2015.12.198Minor family veterans of War of 1812: milita record extracts 1787-1843, Caroline, Essex, Gloucester, King William, King and Queen Counties; John M Gayle declaration of for PensionVaultBox #82; Folder #34
2015.12.199Minor family references in public records:property taxes 1782-1868, war records, and will booksVaultBox #82; Folder #35
2015.12.20Iron caliper-type measuring tool, used with a latheStorage Shelves
2015.12.200James Madison Minor, prisoner at Elmira, New YorkVaultBox #82; Folder #36
2015.12.201Minor and Edwards families, Civil War Service: J.M. Minor loyalty oath1865 (photocopy), Thomas W. Minor discharge (photocopy), Reuben, Philip, T.J., and James Minor served, also Augustine Edwards.VaultBox #82; Folder #37
2015.12.202Minor family deeds 1867, 1870, 1897; Lumpkin indentures 1833 and 1870 (photocopies)VaultBox #82; Folder #38
2015.12.203Register of Travis Bagby's Servants (23 names, birthdates 1811-1864)VaultBox #58; Folder #311
2015.12.204Slavery in Virginia: A Selected Bibliography (pamphlet, published by Library of Virginia), includes: Census figures (1790-1860) comparing Slave population to Total Population; Topics: Notable Virginians Born as Slaves; Slave Trade; SlaveryVaultBox #56; Folder #94
2015.12.205Excerpt from The Negro American: His Role, His Quest, Clyde F. Varner, Editor: article "Legalization of Slavery"VaultBox #55; Folder #110
2015.12.21Iron hand tool, "Lang's Weeder" molded into the handleStorage Shelves
2015.12.22Wooden handled-knife, butcher style, no markings, appears to be hand-madeStorage Cabinet
2015.12.23Iron tool (use not certain), hand-forged, with a wooden spool attached to a pointed rodDining Room
2015.12.24Metal rack used for hanging kitchen tools, 14 inches longDining Room
2015.12.25Brass padlock, with key, marked E.T. Fraim Pat PD/ W. Bohannan, Brooklyn NYS; stamped or carved on face of lock: SR and arrow symbolStorage Shelves
2015.12.26Sign for Dr. Swett's Rootbeer: "You'll Enjoy Dr. Swett's Early American Rootbeer: Rich in Dextrose"; from B.O. Minor's store; paper mounted on a wooden boardKitchen
2015.12.27Brass candle stick, adjustable height mechanism in candle seat, 4 inches tallDining Room
2015.12.28Minor Family Notebook I, Marian Minor's collection of genealogy and papersVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #03
2015.12.29Minor Family Notebook II, Marian Minor's collection of genealogy and papersVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #04
2015.12.30Minor Family Notebook III, Marian Minor's collection of genealogy and papersVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #05
2015.12.31Eastern View Renovation Notebook, Marian Minor's collection of photographs before, during and after the projectVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #06
2015.12.32Eastern View Log Schoolhouse Notebook, Marian Minor's collection documenting the school's history and removal to the Tavern Museum siteVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #07
2015.12.33Minor Family Keepsakes Notebook, Marian Minor's collection of Minor family papersVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #08
2015.12.34Minor Children Notebook, James & Marian, & Grandma Edwards, Minor family photograph albumVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #09
2015.12.35Minor Gazette Notebook, documenting Minor family reunions with genealogy articlesVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #10
2015.12.3618 Color photographs of 6 houses, 2001: Peach Grove, Bewdley, Canterbury, Farmington, Hillsboro, Locust GroveVaultBox #40; Folder #101
2015.12.3723 black and white photo postcards of Richmond landmarksVaultBox #40; Folder #94
2015.12.38Two photographs of George R. Minor's store in Owenton in a ruined condition, 1997VaultBox #40; Folder #95
2015.12.39Newspaper Article, Richmond News Leader, 1954, photocopy "Only 5 Colonial 'Glebe' Houses Remain in Tidewater" with photo of Drysdate Parish Glebe House, King and Queen CountyVaultBox #41; Folder #44
2015.12.40Upper King and Queen Baptist Church Bicentennial Celebration Booklet,1974 (3 copies); Homecoming Booklet 1994 (2 copies); Homecoming Booklet 2004 (1 copy); photos of church activities 1979; NotecardsVaultBox #41; Folder #65
2015.12.41Marriott School restoration project and history, by K&Q County Development Corp, 2008VaultBox #42; Folder #109
2015.12.42Cedar Plane Insurance Policy, 1805, William Gayle (photocopy)VaultBox #43; Folder #198
2015.12.43Loyaty oath, J.M. Minor, 26th Virginia, Elmira, N.Y., 1865 (photocopy)VaultBox #54; Folder #89
2015.12.44Newspaper photograph, undated, of a quilt. The central applique design was stitched by Frances Baylor Hill of Hillsboro, King and Queen County, in the 1790s, Owned by the Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA.VaultBox #55; Folder #68
2015.12.45Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1987 "King and Queen", datelined Stevensville.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.46Newspaper Article, Richmond News Leader, 1992, " 'Pristine' river faces development tide", about a proposed golf course across the Mattaponi River from Aylett.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.47Newspaper photograph of the remnants of a pier on the Rappahannock River at Tappahannock with margin note: "Pier to Baltimore bound steamer where "Beaver" carried the eggs, geese, etc. to be shipped..."VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.48Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1992, "Project 'educates' quiet rural county", about proposed golf course in K&Q across the Mattaponi from AylettVaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.49Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1994 "Aging span has one last swing", datelined Walkerton.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.50Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1994 "In the Mouth of the Dragon", datelined King and Queen Court House.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.51Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1994 "Critics of landfill find opposition has a price", datelined King and Queen.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.52Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 2002 "Finding Richmond via the heart of darkness", datelined Tappahannock.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.53Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 2006, "On the trail of an explorer", datelined Champlain, describes Edward Haile and his search for Captain John Smith.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.54Newspaper Article, Richmond Times-Dispatch, undated, "Always something different in quirky King and Queen", datelined King and Queen Courthouse.VaultBox #55; Folder #69
2015.12.55Religious Herald article, "The grand old man" Alfred BagbyVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.56Religious Herald article,"Family values", the Bagbys of King and QueenVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.57Richmond Times-Dispatch, 2007, "Kitty-litter business pans out" Bennett family business in WalkertonVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.58William & Mary Alumni Magazine article, photo of W&M President Thomas Roderick Dew in the 1840's; from NewtownVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.59Article, photocopy, publication not identified, " 'Green Mount' Story", with photo of Betsy FleetVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.60Religious Herald article "Lack of training no obstacle for Bruington hymn writer", Richard GwathmeyVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.61Religious Herald article, 2002, "The governor's 'connections' " Governor John Garland Pollard; with his genealogy noted in margins.VaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.62Religious Herald article "Hanging by a thread", John RylandVaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.63Newspaper Article 1994 and 1979, "Claymont", Donald and Grace RhinesmithVaultBox #55; Folder #71
2015.12.64Newspaper photograph, undated, " A day in the country", GoshenVaultBox #55; Folder #72
2015.12.65Newspaper articles, 2001, Garden Tour in K&QVaultBox #55; Folder #73
2015.12.66King and Queen maps: County Highway 2007; County Highway 1995; Historic K&Q County c. 2000; County Street map, with hand-written notes; Planning Commission map, 1992, with hand-written notesVaultBox #44; Folder #29
2015.12.67Booklet: King William County 1702 - 2002; Honoring our History Tricentennial GuideVaultBox #56; Folder #84
2015.12.68Gay Beatrice Gunter family: parents, Laura and Newton WashingtonVaultBox #58; Folder #293
2015.12.69Longest Family Genealogy; a collection of notes (Marian Minor)VaultBox #58; Folder #241
2015.12.70Obituaries collected by Marian Minor: Olive Bagby, Edwin P. Cox III, Betsy Moore Fleet, Mary Louisa Fleet, A. B. Fleet, James Moore Fogg, Gay Beatrice Gunter, Richard C. Gwathmey, Jean Wallace Gwathmey, Elvira Sutton Henley, Elizabeth Cox Johnson, Caroline Gwathmey Jones, Betsy Gwathmey King, J. Roland Longest, Robert Temple Ryland, Jr, John A. Ryland, Bessie Schools, Elizabeth Longest Thomas, Latane Trice, Ernest C. Vaughan, Willie T. WeathersVaultBox #58; Folder #242
2015.12.71Whitehall Summer Camp for Boys, Walkerton, Virginia, advertising and application pamphlet with photo and letter from campVaultBox #65; Folder #40
2015.12.72Tavern Museum Newspaper clippings: "K&Q is a real gem", June 5, 2010, from Town & Country (photocopy) and "Fary's Tavern to be restored", December 1999, Richmond Times-Dispatch (original)VaultBox #68; Folder #57
2015.12.73Pamphlet: "Sundial and Baptismal Font of ye Upper Church of St. Stephens Parish, K&Q County" by Jack SpainVaultBox #68; Folder #58
2015.12.74Advertising Card for Anderson's Neck Oyster Company, 2014VaultBox #74; Folder #28
2015.12.75Two corn meal bags, printed "Made at 100 year old Minor's Mill (also known as Sower's or Fleet's), St. Stephens Church, Va., Boyd C. Fredericks, Operator, James M. Minor, Jr., Owner" withdescriptions of the Mill and photographs of the mill and Minor family members: James Madison (d. 1897), Louise Jeffries (d. 1913), Lucy J. (d 1923), Henry Clay (d. 1927)VaultBox #74; Folder #29
2015.12.76Newspaper article "Some old families struggle to keep land", about Locust Grove, September 2004VaultBox #55; Folder #44
2015.12.77Program: Celebration of the 50th Anniversary King and Queen County Historical Society of Virginia, July 27, 2003 (2 copies)VaultBox #61; Folder #39
2015.12.78Article: Holly Hill "There have to be other values; easment ensures property remains undeveloped", George and Lynne Iverson, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 2002VaultBox #55; Folder #65
2015.12.79Letter to Steve Norman from H. Franklin Minor, c. 2001, regarding Providence and previous owners (photocopy); and map of nearby homes, Newtown area; Newspaper ad for sale of Oak Hill, 2012VaultBox #81; Folder #60
2015.12.80"Education" by Louise Gray, article on Donald Robertson; K&Q Bulletin #14 containing an article about D. Robertson by Louise Gray with margin notes by Marian Minor.VaultBox #60; Folder #01
2015.12.81Program from the Endowment trip "Tracing Col. Ulric Dahlgren", April 19, 2008, and other clippings about Dahlgren's rideVaultBox #68; Folder #48
2015.12.82Pamphlet, "As We Were 1770 - 1775" published by K&Q County Historical SocietyVaultBox #43; Folder #63
2015.12.83Article on Green Mount: "A war, a house and a family", Fleet family; Tere and Larry Pistole; May 2024VaultBox #55; Folder #52
2015.12.84Religious Herald article "A mother in Israel", Robert Baylor Semple sermon, Elizabeth and James Pendleton.VaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.85Richmond Times Dispatch "Before the trend to protect quail, Trice was doing it", on Latane Trice, December 1988VaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.86Richmond Times-Dispatch, "Corn glut grows" with photo of Robert Shackleford, Newtown, November 2000.VaultBox #55; Folder #70
2015.12.87Brass door bells on leather springs from B.O. Minor store, Owenton (possibly repurposed from a set of liturgical bells)Dining Room
2015.12.88Wooden chicken coopCarriage House
2015.12.89Harness piece, wooden rod with hand-forged chains on both ends, attached to the reins.Carriage House
2015.12.90Small pine bookshelfParlor
2015.12.91Small sausage grinderKitchen
2015.12.92Hatbox from LaVogue, Richmond20th Century Bedroom (closet)
2015.12.93Children's clothes: 2 dresses, 2 slips, 2 vests, 1 short trousers, 2 infant shoes (unmatched)20th Century Bedroom (closet)
2015.12.94Doll clothes: 3 dresses and a cap20th Century Bedroom (closet)
2015.12.95Linen: 1 pillow case, one handkerchief (closet)20th Century Bedroom
2015.12.96The Minor Family of King and Queen County, Virginia by Marian Minor, copyright 2008; photocopies of published photographs and documentsVaultBox #82; Folder #40
2015.13.01Anatomy, by Munro, no date, handwritten lectures, the original Anatomy published in Scotland in 1741 and 1795; signed John Cungan, Richmond VirginiaParlor
2015.13.02A Treatise on Special and General Anatomy, by William E. Horner, M.D. volume 1 only of 2 volumes, 1830, stamped "Leonard Henley 1830".Parlor
2015.13.03A Treatise of the Materia Medica and Therapeutics by John Eberle, M.D., 5th edition, 2 volumes in 1, 1842, signed Th. O. Marshall, U. Va. 1846-7 and B. Myers, Henderson, N.Ca.Parlor
2015.13.04Practical Surgery by Robert Liston, Surgeon, 2nd American Edition, 1842, signed John S.Trible, M.D. (Dunnsville, Essex County, Virginia)Parlor
2015.13.05A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children by J. Forsyth Meigs, M.D., 1848, signed S.G. FauntleRoy, Jr, M.D., Virginia, 850Parlor
2015.13.06Human Anatomy by Jones Quain, M.D., 1st American Ed., edited by Joseph Leidy, 1849, volume I, signed Claybrook Fauntleroy, VirginiaParlor
2015.13.07Human Anatomy by Jones Quain, M.D., 1st American Ed., edited by Joseph Leidy, 1849, voume II, signed Claybrook FauntleRoy, University of PennaParlor
2015.13.08A Dictionary of Medical Science by Robley Dunglison, M.D., LL.D 1874Parlor
2015.13.09Lectures on the Diseases of Infancy and Childhood by Charles West, M.D., 5th American ed., 1874; signed Claybrook FauntleRoy "bought 1884"Parlor
2015.13.10General Surgical Pathology and Therapeutics, by Dr. Theodor Billroth, textbook by Charles Hackney (translated from the German), 1877, signed Claybrook FauntleRoy, Va.Parlor
2015.13.11A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Medicine by John Syer Bristowe, M.D.,1876, edited by James.H. Hutchinson, M.D. signed S.G. Fauntleroy "bought Oct. 1877",Parlor
2015.13.12The National Dispensatory, by Alfred Stille, M.D. and John M. Maisch, Phar.D., 4th ed., 1887, signed Claybrook FauntleRoy, M.D., VirginiaParlor
2015.13.13Human Anatomy, A Complete Systematic Treatise by Various Authors, edited by Henry Morris, M.A. and M.B., 1900, 2nd ed.Parlor
2015.13.14A General View of the Manners, Customs and Curiosity of Nations by by Rev. J. Goldsmith, 1813, volume 2 onlyParlor
2015.13.15Medical Jurisprudence by Alfred S. Taylor, M.D., F.R.S.1856, 4th American Ed. of 5th English ed., by Edward Hartshorne, M.D. signed Wm. P. RobinsonParlor
2015.14.01One of two scallop fossils (Chesapecten Jeffersonius), the state fossil of Virginia, presented to at the April 2015 meeting of the Society, by the speaker, Dr. Jerry Johnson.Hall Top Floor
2015.14.02Two of two scallop fossils (Chesapecten Jeffersonius), the state fossil of Virginia, presented to at the April 2015 meeting of the Society, by the speaker, Dr. Jerry Johnson.Hall Top Floor
2015.15.01Horseshoes (24), several different sizes, largest 4 are for draft/plow horsesCarriage House
2015.16.01List of entries in the Quilt Exhibit, Tavern Museum, 2008VaultBox #72; Folder #26
2015.17.01Trice Genealogy with connection to Hillsboro, Walkerton; James Trice I born 1610 England, immigrated to VirginiaVaultBox #58; Folder #246
2015.19.01Article from the Country Courier, undated, including a poem by C.W. Hudson: "The Winding Roads of King & Queen"VaultBox #43; Folder #200
2015.21.01Register of Deaths Newtown District 1870-1875Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #01
2015.21.02Register of Deaths Buena Vista District 1870-1874Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #02
2015.21.03Register of Deaths Stevensville District 1871-1874Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #03
2015.21.04Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1869-1870Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #04
2015.21.05Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1875Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #05
2015.21.06Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1876Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #06
2015.21.07Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1877Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #07
2015.21.08Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1878Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #08
2015.21.09Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1879Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #09
2015.21.10Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1880Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #10
2015.21.11Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1881Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #11
2015.21.12Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1882Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #12
2015.21.13Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1883Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #13
2015.21.14Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1884Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #14
2015.21.15Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1885Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #15
2015.21.16Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1886Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #16
2015.21.17Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1887Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #17
2015.21.18Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1888Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #18
2015.21.19Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1889Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #19
2015.21.20Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1890Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #20
2015.21.21Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1891Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #21
2015.21.22Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1892Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #22
2015.21.23Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1893Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #23
2015.21.24Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1894Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #24
2015.21.25Register of Deaths King and Queen County 1895Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #25
2015.21.26Register of Births King and Queen County 1869-1870Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #26
2015.21.27Register of Births Buena Vista District 1870-1874Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #27
2015.21.28Register of Births Stevensville District 1870, 1872-1874Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #28
2015.21.29Register of Births Newtown District 1870-1874Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #29
2015.21.30Register of Births King and Queen County 1875Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #30
2015.21.31Register of Births King and Queen County 1876Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #31
2015.21.32Register of Births King and Queen County 1877Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #32
2015.21.33Register of Births King and Queen County 1878Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #33
2015.21.34Register of Births King and Queen County 1879Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #34
2015.21.35Correspondence, 1990, regarding Birth and Death Records missing from State RecordsMap CabinetBox #77; Folder #35
2015.21.36Fragments from Birth and Death Records 1870-1895, and original records wrappers before copyingMap CabinetBox #77; Folder #36
2015.21.37Invoices to the county for printing copies of Birth and Death Records for the Clerk's Office records room, 1991-1992Map CabinetBox #77; Folder #37
2015.22.01Wedding Announcement, Marian Moore marries Ben BeaneVaultBox #58; Folder #209
2015.22.02Tales from the Tavern Newsletter from Fall 2011 to presentVaultBox #68; Folder #59
2015.22.03Photographs of Tere Pistole painting the Walkerton Mill Christmas ornament, 2005VaultBox #68; Folder #60
2015.22.04Letter October 1, 1866 (original) to John W. Hundley from Henry A. Wise, attorney, giving a legal opinion on the division of an estate; published in the Bulletin, given by Velma Gray to Anne Ryland in 1988VaultBox #49; Folder #125
2015.22.05Photograph (photocopy) marked on the back: "Mrs. Bristows old vacant house ...", 16 children and teacher Alfred Bagby, identified: Maye Redd, Shirley Redd, Lester Redd, thought to be Stevensville SchoolVaultBox #42; Folder #72
2015.22.06Letter from Senator Harry F. Byrd to Mrs. Inman Johnson, June 27,1979, regardiing energy policyVaultBox #49; Folder #126
2015.22.07Pair of wooden brackets, pedals for the Garnett piano (2000.36.03)Dining Room
2015.22.08Southside Bank ThermometerOffice
2015.23.01Transcription of Federal Officers' reports on Colonel Ulrich Dalgren's movements in Feb/March 1864, and subsequent actions after his death in King & Queen County.VaultBox #54; Folder #91
2015.24.01DVD: Crime of the Century CBS6: The story of Thomas Cluverius, accused of murder in Richmond.Library
2015.25.01Leftwich Heritage, volume 22, Spring 2015VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2015.25.02The Leftwich Heritage, Volume 23, Summer 2015VaultBox #58; Folder #134
2015.25.03The Leftwich Heritage, Volume 24, Summer 2016. The Leftwich Westward Migration in America.VaultBox #58; Folder #264
2015.26.01Photograph, family history and military record of Richard Warner Carlton, Civil War VeteranVaultBox #58; Folder #244
2015.27.01Magazine: Military Collector & Historian, Vol 67, Summer 2015; Article 'The Virginia Militia at the Siege of Yorktown' written by William ReynoldsVaultBox #54; Folder #92
2015.27.02History of the Original 9th Virginia Regiment, 1776-1777, by William W. Reynolds (photocopy):VaultBox #54; Folder #92
2015.28.01Iron Star, one of four, a bolt end to Hurricane rod in Old Clerk's Office Building, replaced 2015.Archives Building
2015.28.02Iron Star, second of four, a bolt end to Hurricane rod in Old Clerk's Office Building, replaced 2015.Archives Building
2015.28.03Iron Star, third of four, a bolt end to Hurricane rod in Old Clerk's Office Building, replaced 2015.Archives Building
2015.28.04Iron Star, fourth of four, a bolt end to Hurricane rod in Old Clerk's Office Building, replaced 2015.Archives Building
2015.28.05Globe light fixture, one of two, removed from vault room in Old Clerk's Office during 2015 renovationStorage
2015.28.06Globe light fixture, second of two, removed from vault room in Old Clerk's Office during 2015 renovationStorage
2015.28.07Trim from Old Clerk's Office, replaced in 2015 renovationStorage Shelves
2015.28.08Contents of Post Desk drawers, 11 ink blotter cards, advertising: Atlantic Can Company, United States Tires, Peters Diamond Brand Shoes, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. (1916 calendar), Carey Machinery & Supply, H. Gamse & Bro. Lithographers (1924 calendar), E.L. Taylor & Co., Everett Waddey Co., Standard Fire Insurance Co., Equitable Life Assurance Society, United States Printing & Lithograph Co. (1924 calendar)VaultBox #74; Folder #32
2015.28.09Contents of Post Desk drawers: Mumford Banking Co., West Point blank checks; Citizens Exchange Bank, West Point deposit receipts (3 from 1915, 1 from 1936)VaultBox #74; Folder #33
2015.28.10Contents of Post Desk drawers: advertising flyer for W.B. Bird & Son, K&Q C.H.; blank stationery for Bird & Allen General Merchandise, K&Q C.H.; list of books for sale 3 cents each with list of expenses on back; envelope addressed to Addie Allen.VaultBox #74; Folder #34
2015.28.11Contents of Post Desk drawers: Index of material in the files of the Historical Society "complete from Organ. to 1963" - list of books and archived material.VaultBox #61; Folder #82
2015.28.12Exterior shutter hardware, found in the soil below the vault window during 2015 renovation or the Old Clerk's OfficeArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2015.29.01Newspaper article celebrating WWII veterans & resolution passed by Board of Supervisors in honor of those who served, Country Courier August 19, 2015. Photo of J. Lawrence Simkins, Chair of Board of Supervisors, with veterans John Jones and William Gwathmey.VaultBox #54; Folder #94
2015.29.02Resolution (5 copies) of the King and Queen County Board of Supervisors, August 10, 2015, in recognition of WWII veterans in the 75th year after the end of World War II.VaultBox #54; Folder #94
2015.30.01Photocopy of newspaper article, February 6, 1939, describing a fire in Cologne, King & Queen County, where 9 children in the Wormley family died;VaultBox #55; Folder #75
2015.31.01Photocopy of newspaper article "Former Clerk's Office Facelift", published August 26, 2015, Rappahannock Times.VaultBox #55; Folder #76
2015.32.01Newspaper article about Michael C. Hild of Anderson's Neck Oyster Co., published December 8, 2014 on the Richmond Times-Dispatch.VaultBox #55; Folder #77
2015.33.01Photograph and history of the Newington Daylily, with correspondence from Dalton Parker, 2013, 2015VaultBox #40; Folder #97
2015.34.01Photos of the dedication of the Latane Trice Bridge over the Mattaponi River at Walkerton, 1996VaultBox #40; Folder #98
2015.34.02Photos, Minor Trevilian's Butterfly Bush (Buddleia) at the Archives Building, K&Q Courthouse, 2006. Photo, Page, Ellen, Betty, 2006, on docent duty.VaultBox #40; Folder #99
2015.35.01Photocopy of "letter given to men who went to France on D-Day signed by Dwight D. Eisenhower. (Mr. Gwathmey wrote on the copy: "I was in a replacement pool near Chester".), with a map of an engagement around Brussels.VaultBox #54; Folder #93
2015.35.02Metal bound wooden washtubHall Top Floor
2015.36.01Copy of a photograph of Plainview Post Office, taken around 1920 and a history of the Postmaster David Hunter Bland and his wife Chrystal LeighVaultBox #76; Folder #47
2015.37.01History of Auburn Farm, Walkerton, King and Queen, written by owner Henry P. Taylor (photocopies) after he purchased the property in 1929.VaultBox #65; Folder #41
2015.38.01Original photograph of 15 young people named on the back of the photo (some of these names of the girls are their married names): Wesley Reed, Matilda Fogg Schools (Tillie), Claire Minor Johns, Maude Watkins Howell, Fred Vaughan, Ella Lee Mundie Lumpkin, Elizabeth Phillips, Juliette Longest Rowe, Mary Hugh Phillips, Edith Reynolds Norment (incorrectly spelled Norman), Grace Moore Schools, Catherine Pemberton, Florence Fogg Garnette, Alexander Wilson, Willis Garnette. Perhaps from the early to middle 1930's.VaultBox #40; Folder #100
2015.39.01King and Queen County Historical Society bannerStorage Shelves
2015.40.01Revolutionary War Road and Transportation Survey in the Commonwealth of Virginia, 1781-1782 by Robert A. Selig, CDLibrary
2015.40.03A Revolutionary War Road and Transportation Survey in the Commonwealth of Virginia, 1781-1782 by Robert A. Selig, CD, Partner's Review Copy, 2010Library
2015.41.01The Vaulx Family of England, Virginia, and Maryland; Including a Discussion of Some Members of the Vass Family of Eastern Virginia by Michael L. Marshall, October 2012VaultBox #58; Folder #249
2016.01.01Einarsen woodworking tool: small wooden plane, 2 inch bladeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.02Einarsen woodworking tool: small wooden plane, 1 1/4 inch bladeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.03Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 19 1/2 inch longBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.04Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 17 inch long, broken tipBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.05Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 17 inch longBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.06Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 16 inch long, broken tipBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.07Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 8 1/2 inch longBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.08Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 8 1/2 inch longBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.09Einarsen woodworking tool: drill bit, 7 1/2 inch longBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.10Einarsen woodworking tool: scribing tool or gouge 3/8 inch blade, 2 pointsBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.11Einarsen woodworking tool: scribing tool or gouge 1/4 inch blade, 2 pointsBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.12Einarsen woodworking tool: wrenchBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.13Einarsen woodworking tool: nippersBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.14Einarsen woodworking tool: draw knifeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.15Einarsen woodworking tool: T-square with angleBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.16Einarsen woodworking tool: scribing tool or gouge, 1 pointBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.17Einarsen woodworking tool: pair of calipersBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.18Einarsen woodworking tool: unattached wooden handleBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.19Einarsen woodworking tool: punchBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.20Einarsen woodworking tool: hook made from a spikeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.21Einarsen woodworking tool: screw driverBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.22Einarsen woodworking tool: knife with hooked bladeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.23Einarsen woodworking tool: gouge or scraper, wooden handle, hook blade, convexBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.24Einarsen woodworking tool: gouge or scraper, wooden handle, hook blade, concaveBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.25Einarsen woodworking tool: gouge or scraper, 1 end flat blade, other end curved bladeBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.26Einarsen woodworking tool: wooden handle with triangle shaped blade, use unknownBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.01.27Einarsen tool box, wooden with hinged metal bound corners, hasp closure, 22 x 8 x 8 inchesBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2016.02.01Framed poster, Pleasant Hill High School student athletes in 1950, women's basketball teamStorage
2016.02.02Framed poster, Pleasant Hill High School student athletes in 1950, men's basketball teamStorage
2016.02.03Framed poster, Pleasant Hill High School student athletes in 1950, men's football teamStorage
2016.03.01Martha Gaines Baylor with her son Herman BaylorVaultBox #40; Folder #102
2016.03.02Richard Baylor with his son Herman Baylor and Dorothy Baylor (daughter of Harry Washington Baylor and Gustavia Corbin Baylor)VaultBox #40; Folder #102
2016.04.01Photocopies of 2 letters written in 1838 by Mary Susan Garnett to her brother John M. Garnett, referring to her new piano and learning the 'Caledonian March'VaultBox #49; Folder #127
2016.04.02Caledonian March, photocopy of piano sheet musicVaultBox #49; Folder #127
2016.04.03Caledonian March, photocopy of piano sheet music, framedDining Room
2016.05.01Pen holder from the Coldwater Post Office (John D. Williams, Postmaster)Post Office
2016.05.02Newspaper page from the Southside Sentinel, July 1933, with local news from several K&Q communities, including Mr. and Mrs. John D. Williams, with children Lois and Russell, visiting neighbors.Map CabinetBox #55; Folder #78
2016.06.01Photograph of Latane Trice, Auctioneer, Minor farm auction, June 1989.VaultBox #40; Folder #103
2016.07.01Photocard announcing Bruington Baptist Church 225th Anniversary Celebration, September 20, 2015VaultBox #41; Folder #69
2016.07.02Photocopy of a magazine clipping, 1911, 26 Bruington School Students, all identified, Viola Tombs, teacherVaultBox #42; Folder #42
2016.08.01Copy of U.S. Census, 1860, Fleetwood Academy, listing household members of Oliver White including H.C. Smith and 20 other young men ages 14 to 20, and 2 men who were teachers at the school; Correspondence (2016) regarding Smith genealogy.VaultBox #58; Folder #247
2016.09.01Road to Revolution, Virginia's Rebels 1676-1776 by Charles Willard Hoskins WarnerVaultBox #56; Folder #85
2016.09.02Hoe without a handleStorage Shelves
2016.10.01Central High School Juniors Visit Newington Plantation and K&Q Courthouse Museum, November 1, 2015 (Country Courier)VaultBox #42; Folder #131
2016.10.02Botanists explore VA. in search of 'lost treasures', August 24, 2015 (Richmond T-D)VaultBox #55; Folder #79
2016.10.03Letter - Ocean Barges Possibly coming to Walkerton, March 23, 2016 (Country Courier)VaultBox #55; Folder #79
2016.12.01Infant shoes owned by the Gibson family of King and Queen20th Century Bedroom
2016.12.02Infant dress, white eyelet at hem and sleeves, owned by the Gibson family of King and Queen20th Century Bedroom
2016.13.01Resolution by the K&Q School Board in appreciation of the Tavern Museum and the King and Queen County Historical Society, December 16, 2015.VaultBox #42; Folder #113
2016.14.01Rappahannock Industrial Academy, published in House and Home magazine Jan/Feb 2016; Goochland man remembers top tier education at tiny Rosenwald School, article by Bill Lohman, posted 2/17/2016 on Richmond T-D website.VaultBox #42; Folder #114
2016.15.01Doorknob, marbleStorage Shelves
2016.15.02Photographs of Charles Sedivy and Charles Dabney, extension agents, 4-H camp, 1972, Club Congress, 1977 and other 4-H activitiesVaultBox #40; Folder #104
2016.15.03Photograph of 4 county clerks: Carey C. Hall and Samuel C. Winn of King and Queen County; Thomas T.H. Hill and Emmett M. Upshaw of King William CountyVaultBox #40; Folder #105
2016.15.04King and Queen Coloring Book for Children, Sketches by Sidney E. King, published by Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Walker to benefit the Ladies Auxiliary of the Walkerton Fire DepartmentVaultBox #43; Folder #81
2016.15.05The White Race Herald published February, 1932, Moravian Falls, N.C.VaultBox #55; Folder #82
2016.15.06Photocopies of documents from Circuit Court certifying Francis W. Smith, member of House of Delegates from K&Q and Essex, 1912-1915VaultBox #66; Folder #67
2016.15.07Grand Jury report October 22-25,1923, investigation of the death of Horace Carter, October 12, 1923; 1923 news articles from Richmond newspapers Dispatch and Planet, and other newspapers.VaultBox #43; Folder #235
2016.15.08Bank notes, 1909-1932, West Point banks: L.E. Mumford Banking Co., State Bank of West Point, Citizens Exchange Bank, Farmers and Mechanics Bank, from K&Q Circuit Court files.VaultBox #74; Folder #35
2016.15.09School Notebook I - Marriott High School League 1934-1940VaultBox #42; Folder #116
2016.15.10School Notebook I - Pleasant Hill High School League 1934-1940VaultBox #42; Folder #117
2016.15.11School Notebook II- Stevensville High School League 1934-1938VaultBox #42; Folder #118
2016.15.12School Notebook II- Walkerton School League 1933-1938VaultBox #42; Folder #119
2016.15.13School Notebook II- Buena Vista School League 1934-1937VaultBox #42; Folder #120
2016.15.14School Notebook II- Centerville High School League 1934-1935VaultBox #42; Folder #121
2016.15.15School Notebook II- Newtown School League 1934-1935VaultBox #42; Folder #122
2016.16.01Devil's Three Jump name derivation from Surry, EnglandVaultBox #43; Folder #201
2016.17.01Photographs of K&Q Courthouse Green Buildings collected by the Woman's Club for their calendar: The Tavern Museum, the Archives Building and Confederate Monument, Eastern View Log School House, the Courthouse, and the JailVaultBox #64; Folder #36
2016.18.01Medallion created in celebration of the 100th Anniversary, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Department, 2016Storage Cabinet
2016.18.02Survey of Game killed in Virginia (by county) for season ending February 1, 1923, photocopyVaultBox #61; Folder #83
2016.18.03Decal 'Hunting and Fishing' distributed by Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries 2016VaultBox #61; Folder #83
2016.20.01Agriculture for Southern Schools by John Frederick Duggar, published 1908, inscribed Laura Temple Drudge, Dragonsville, Va.,Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2016.20.02Business Speller and Vocabulary by Edward H. Eldridge, published 1918, inscribed Temple Drudge, C.H.S (Court House School)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2016.20.03Mattaponi Baptist Church, 9 Memorial Day service programs, 1965-1979, includes newspaper clippings.VaultBox #41; Folder #70
2016.20.045 letters from Olive Bagby while missionary (or in training) to Wei Ling Academy, Soochow, China, 1913-1921, written to Temple DrudgeVaultBox #49; Folder #128
2016.20.05Photograph of Mattaponi Baptist Church, 1920's.VaultBox #41; Folder #73
2016.20.06Mattaponi Baptist Church History written 1963 by Kathleen Allen, (other names: Old Brick Church, The Lower Church of St. Stephen's Parish)VaultBox #41; Folder #71
2016.20.07Mattaponi Baptist Church clippings, 1976 TV special 'Revolutionary Ideas'.VaultBox #41; Folder #72
2016.20.08Three Lakewood Manor newspaper articles written by Olive Bagby, 1979VaultBox #55; Folder #80
2016.20.09Photographs: King & Queen Court House School (original and 2 copies); Stevensville High School Building (original); Churchview High School (Middlesex), 2 postcards, 1907. And Stevensville 7th grade field trip, 1930 newspaper clippingVaultBox #42; Folder #115
2016.20.10Newspaper article "Bagby Book Out Dec 1", 1938, Dr. George W. Bagby "The Old Virginia Gentleman"VaultBox #55; Folder #81
2016.20.11Obituaries: Joseph Lancaster Hart (1877-1966); Thomas Bernard Latane, (1872-1941); Luther Rice Bagby, (1859-1934).VaultBox #58; Folder #248
2016.20.12Capt. William Harvey Drudge (1851-1920) and Leah Carlton Drudge (1871-1961) and their six childrenVaultBox #58; Folder #250
2016.21.01Print "King & Queen Courthouse" #243/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #01
2016.21.02Print "King & Queen Courthouse" #244/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #02
2016.21.03Print "King & Queen Courthouse" #245/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #03
2016.21.04Print "King & Queen Courthouse" #246/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #04
2016.21.05Print "The Mattaponi", #49/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #05
2016.21.06Print "The Mattaponi", #348/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #06
2016.22.01Bruington Baptist Church 1990-2015, Beginning the Third Century of Service by Linda Palmer BarnesVaultBox #41; Folder #69
2016.23.01Digital Permissions - Essex Public Library 7/7/2016 Hoskins of Virginia, 9 imagesVaultBox #61; Folder #84
2016.23.02Digital Permissions - Pistole 04/10/2017 Milton 1 imageVaultBox #61; Folder #84
2016.24.01Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "A" - "B'VaultBox #99; Folder #05
2016.24.02Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "C"VaultBox #99; Folder #06
2016.24.03Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "D" - "G'VaultBox #99; Folder #07
2016.24.04Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "H" - "L'VaultBox #99; Folder #08
2016.24.05Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "M" - "N"VaultBox #99; Folder #09
2016.24.06Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "O" - "R'VaultBox #99; Folder #10
2016.24.07Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "S" - "T"VaultBox #99; Folder #11
2016.24.08Pleasant Hill, Stevensville and Buena Vista School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "V" - "Y"VaultBox #99; Folder #12
2016.24.09Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "A"VaultBox #99; Folder #13
2016.24.10Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "B"VaultBox #99; Folder #14
2016.24.11Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "C"VaultBox #99; Folder #15
2016.24.12Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "D" - "F"VaultBox #99; Folder #16
2016.24.13Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "G" - "J"VaultBox #99; Folder #17
2016.24.14Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "K" - "L"VaultBox #99; Folder #18
2016.24.15Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "M"VaultBox #99; Folder #19
2016.24.16Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "N" - "R"VaultBox #99; Folder #20
2016.24.17Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "S"VaultBox #99; Folder #21
2016.24.18Marriott and Newtown School student records: Student Records 1925-1948, last name "T" - "Z"VaultBox #99; Folder #22
2016.24.19Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1948-1949, grades 5 and 8VaultBox #99; Folder #23
2016.24.20Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1949-1950, grades 4 and 6VaultBox #99; Folder #24
2016.24.21Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1950-1951, grades 1,6, 8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #25
2016.24.22Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1951-1952, grades 2, 7, 8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #26
2016.24.23Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1952-1953, grades 2, 3 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #27
2016.24.24Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1954-1955, grades 1,3, and 5VaultBox #99; Folder #28
2016.24.25Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1955-1956, grades 4,5,7,and 8VaultBox #99; Folder #29
2016.24.26Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1956-1957, grades 1,4,5,7,8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #30
2016.24.27Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1957-1958, grades 3,4,5,6,7 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #31
2016.24.28Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1958-1959, grades 1, 2, 6, 7,8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #32
2016.24.29Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1959-1960, grades 2,3,5,6, 7, 8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #33
2016.24.30Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1960-1961, grades 1, 7, and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #34
2016.24.31Pleasant Hill High School teacher's registers - 1961-1962, grades 5,6 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #35
2016.24.32Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1950-1951, grades 3, 4, 5 and 6VaultBox #99; Folder #36
2016.24.33Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1951-1952, grades 6, 8 and 9VaultBox #99; Folder #37
2016.24.34Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1952-1953, grades 3, 4 and 9VaultBox #99; Folder #38
2016.24.35Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1954-1955, grades 3, 5, 7 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #39
2016.24.36Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1956-1957, grades 7 and 8VaultBox #99; Folder #40
2016.24.37Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1957-1958, grades 1, 2, 5, 6 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #41
2016.24.38Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1958-1959, grades 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #42
2016.24.39Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1959-1960, grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #43
2016.24.40Marriott High School teacher's registers - 1960-1961, grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7 and HSVaultBox #99; Folder #44
2016.24.41Miscellaneous student lists, 1928, 1929 and undatedVaultBox #99; Folder #45
2016.24.42School Board Accounts, January and February 1954VaultBox #99; Folder #46
2016.24.43Letter re: School record for Irving Howell, dated 1934, Biscoe, Virginia, to Supt. Wm. G. Rennolds from Geo. C. ChenaultVaultBox #99; Folder #48
2016.24.44School Board Accounts, 1953VaultBox #99; Folder #47
2016.25.01Digital photographs: the Archives Building after restoration project 2016Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2016.25.02Digital photographs: Lawson Marriott Elementary School first grade vist to the Tavern Museum, 2016Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2016.26.01Lewis Cemetery 1997 photograph with Historical Society members at the time when the property was conveyed, thought to be Edie and Bobby Hart, Minor Trevilian, Temple RylandVaultBox #61; Folder #85
2016.26.02Corbin's Church, the New Church. Historical Marker text, photograph of Historical Society members with new sign, and historical references to the churchVaultBox #41; Folder #74
2016.26.03Receipt, Cargo Price Received, May 1st, 1884, paid to account of Mr. Robert Y Henley, for 125 1/3 cords, E.A. Saunders & Co, New YorkVaultBox #43; Folder #203
2016.26.04Envelope postmarked 1890, Return address: Aberdeen Academy, St. Stephen's Ch., addressed to Dr. Thomas Bates, NewtownVaultBox #43; Folder #204
2016.26.05Joseph Hammond Robins Jr., Descent from Charlemagne 677 A.D., includes Collier Family of King and Queen County and correspondence with Richard Gwathmey, 1986VaultBox #58; Folder #263
2016.26.06State Song of Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, May 1937VaultBox #43; Folder #205
2016.26.07State Conservation and Development Commission list of photographs and places in King and Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #206
2016.26.08Draft article "Telephone in King and Queen County As I Recall' by Betty Gwathmey, written 2016VaultBox #43; Folder #207
2016.26.09Three 1934 original telephone tickets billed by W. B. Beane from Hutchinson to West Point and SaludaVaultBox #43; Folder #207
2016.26.10King and Queen, King William Fair advertising submissions 1927-1935VaultBox #43; Folder #208
2016.26.11Mary Dell Robinson Hill, featured in newspaper article, Rappahannock Times, 1981VaultBox #58; Folder #257
2016.26.12Letter to Historical Society membership from President Dr. Inman Johnson, 1975, notice of meeting at EdgewoodVaultBox #61; Folder #86
2016.26.13Article "The Art of Cooking" by a Lady, published by George Washington Birthplace National MonumentVaultBox #71; Folder #19
2016.26.14J.D. Hutchinson, Extension District Agent, VPI Extension Service reports and expenses 1953 - 1957; calendar page November 1956 with his appointmentsVaultBox #74; Folder #36
2016.26.15U.VA Record Extension Series - An Economic and Social Survey of K&Q County – by Joseph Ryland Mundie, 1925, copy 2VaultBox #43; Folder #44
2016.26.16Woman's Club project saving information about the county, objectives and lists of places to be includedVaultBox #43; Folder #210
2016.27.01History and Memories of Pleasant Hill High School presented to PHHS Reunion September 13, 2014, by Dr. Duanne Massey CarltonVaultBox #42; Folder #123
2016.28.01Transcript of a 1752 letter from George Washington to Elizabeth Fauntleroy's father regarding his supposed courtship of herVaultBox #49; Folder #129
2016.29.01Bank of Essex 75th Anniversary 2001 Calendar with historical photographs of Essex and surrounding counties including one of King and Queen Courthouse (November page) capturing a 1928 exhibition, Jackson Davis CollectionVaultBox #64; Folder #37
2016.29.02Newspaper clipping, Apple Tree Church historical marker with photo of Historical Society members, Rappahannock Times, 1987VaultBox #55; Folder #48
2016.30.01AAudio Equipment: Auvio speaker (1 of 2)Library Closet
2016.30.01BAudio Equipment: Auvio speaker (2 of 2)Library Closet
2016.30.02Audio Equipment: Radio Shack AmplifierLibrary Closet
2016.30.03Audio Equipment: Dynamic Microphone PulseLibrary Closet
2016.30.04Audio Equipment: extension cordLibrary Closet
2016.32.01Records from Fleet Family Bible and other papers, digital images on CD, scanVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2016.32.02Records from Fleet Family Bible (Green Mount) and other papers, printed scanned imagesVaultBox #58; Folder #272
2016.33.01Photograph album - moving the 1936 Mattaponi River bridge at Walkerton by barge to its new home on the dredging island beside the new 1996 bridge. And also unframed photographs.VaultBox #65; Folder #42
2016.33.02Photographs of barge delivery to Walkerton of pieces of equipment for Bear Island, Hanover, late 1980s (duplicate photos in James Croxton photo Album #1)VaultBox #65; Folder #43
2016.33.03Newspaper article Richmond T-D "Two Bridges Take Shape" at West Point August 2005VaultBox #55; Folder #90
2016.34.01Photocopies of 18 letters written by Mary Susan Garnett (Dew) to her father Reuben Meriwether Garnett, and 2 from Mr. Keeling. 1833-1839. Also Dew family bible records transcribed.VaultBox #49; Folder #130
2016.35.01History of Rose Mount written by Bessie M. Gwathmey and William Brooke Gwathmey. Includes genealogy for Gwathmey, Semple, Harrison, and Turner familiesVaultBox #58; Folder #252
2016.35.02Prince or Peasant? Legend or Upstart? Gwathmey family historyVaultBox #58; Folder #253
2016.35.03Information about Roseville (Ryland family home, King William, connected to Semple and Robertson family in King and Queen.VaultBox #58; Folder #254
2016.36.01Photos of Lewis Ancestral home in WalesVaultBox #40; Folder #71
2016.36.02Lewis Cemetery Preservation, M. Trevilian correspondence and documents, 1997-2012VaultBox #61; Folder #85
2016.36.03Photographs of brick walls, K&Q Courthouse, Warner Hall, other, as appropriate for Lewis CemeteryVaultBox #61; Folder #85
2016.36.04Genealogy of Caroline Keane Hill (1833-1917) descended from Frances Baylor and Humphrey Hill; Mary Camm and Samuel GarlickVaultBox #58; Folder #256
2016.37.01Incomplete genealogy of Smith family of Walkerton: Elizabeth Smith (Mrs. Henry Colton, d. 1887) and her brother Daniel Webster Smith (d. 1880s), Isaac SmithVaultBox #58; Folder #255
2016.37.02Museum Endowment - Dahlgren Tour 2009VaultBox #68; Folder #48
2016.37.03Walkerton Tavern in Glen Allen, Henrico CountyVaultBox #65; Folder #44
2016.37.04Mary Dell Robinson Hill funeral service program, 1994VaultBox #58; Folder #257
2016.37.05Tavern Museum Volunteers, 2002 Appreciation DayVaultBox #68; Folder #61
2016.37.06Virginia Review, July/August 2002, article Commonwealth Contact Focus: King and Queen CountyVaultBox #43; Folder #202
2016.37.07Tavern Museum renovation(1999-2000) to opening (April 2000): newspaper clippings; Video volunteers Appreciation Day, (January 2002): program and notesVaultBox #68; Folder #61
2016.37.08Museum Endowment - Knights of the Golden Horseshoe tour 2005VaultBox #68; Folder #45
2016.37.09Fort Mattapony Colonial Garrison, Rappahannock Times, 1981VaultBox #55; Folder #44
2016.37.10Report from the Oral History Committee, Tavern Museum Council, 2003; Profile of County 2000 CensusVaultBox #68; Folder #62
2016.37.12Application for Registration of K&Q C.H. Green Historic District in Virginia and National Register of Historic Places April 1998, & Preliminary Information Form for same application February 1998VaultBox #64; Folder #38
2016.37.13William Todd Henley, obituary and poem, 1999VaultBox #58; Folder #258
2016.37.14Louise Eubank Gray, funeral service bulletinVaultBox #61; Folder #41
2016.37.15Museum Endowment Fund Tour - Montpelier, James Madison, Donald Robertson SchoolVaultBox #68; Folder #66
2016.38.01Lewis Cemetery markers, Conservation Treatment Record with before and after photos, 2016VaultBox #61; Folder #85
2016.39.0132nd National Bland Family Reunion, Visit to King and Queen County, July 8, 2016; tour organized by Susan Trevilian Richardson included the Tavern Museum and six places associated with the Bland Family: Blandville, Old Church, Airville, Aspen Grove, Buena Vista, Shacklefords Chapel; brochure also includes information on the Bland families in the county.VaultBox #58; Folder #259
2016.40.01Bland family cemetery records, Shackelfords Chapel UMC, Plain View, Va. for death dates 1832 - 2015VaultBox #58; Folder #260
2016.41.01Interview of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Hall by Cody Voight describing what life was like before electricity was available in King and Queen County, PhotocopyVaultBox #43; Folder #209
2016.41.02The Name and Family of Bean(e) by The Media Research Bureau, photocopyVaultBox #58; Folder #266
2016.41.03Notes written by Martha Jackson Garrett Moffett, dictated by Mary Adelaide Rowe Garrett, around 1918, concerning the Dudley family, a transcription (copy of existing entry)VaultBox #58; Folder #30
2016.41.04Benvenue, home of Alexander Dudley, by Ann Shackelford Garrett Hood, 1962 (copy)VaultBox #58; Folder #30
2016.41.05Charles Roane, immigrant, descending to Ethelind Motley Taylor (Mrs. William George Beane, Jr.), photocopyVaultBox #58; Folder #110
2016.41.06"Old Church" subject in publications: The Colonial Houses of Worship in America by Harold Wickliffe Rose and Virginia's Colonial Churches by James Scott Rawlings, photocopiesVaultBox #41; Folder #76
2016.41.07William Wallace Bird, born in K&Q County in 1860s, biography, photocopied from Makers of America, Biographies of Leading Men of Thought and Action published by B.F. JohnsonVaultBox #58; Folder #267
2016.41.08The Beverley Family of Virginia, Descendants of Major Robert Beverley (1641-1687) by John McGill, photocopy of selected pagesVaultBox #58; Folder #268
2016.41.09Scanned photographs (digital) of the Beane Family and King and Queen CourthouseVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2016.41.10Virginia's knightly tradition of horsemanship, Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, by Lon DillVaultBox #68; Folder #45
2016.42.02Life Magazine April 14, 194120th Century Bedroom
2016.42.03Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch, May 7, 1945, headline Nazis Quit, V-E Day Officially TomorrowMap CabinetBox #55; Folder #84
2016.43.01Elis Olsson Grant application prepared by the Tavern Museum Council, 2016VaultBox #68; Folder #63
2016.44.01Tidewater Review, May 31, 1945, celebrating 100th anniversary of West Point. Articles of interest: Col. Dudley Richardson, Powhatan Confederacy, Colonial Leaders from K&Q, First Hanging in K&Q, photos of Plain View Farm, many articles of interest.Map CabinetBox #55; Folder #83
2016.44.02Farm Bureau Bi-Centennial Correspondence, compiled by Richard Gwathmey; K&Q Coat of Arms; Fincastle Resolutions, January 20, 1775; Portrait of Laafayette printed by Colonial Williamsburg, 2013VaultBox #43; Folder #191
2016.44.03Mudslide in Walkerton, Masonic Lane, newspaper articleVaultBox #65; Folder #45
2016.44.04Letter from Olive Bagby to Elizabeth Henley (Hutchinson), May 3, 1915, when missionary to Soochow, ChinaVaultBox #49; Folder #131
2016.44.05Invitation to the wedding of Mary Pollard to George Harvey Clarke, November 15, 1882VaultBox #71; Folder #20
2016.44.06Letters and cards from Dr. R.Y. Henley, Jr. in Atlanta to his father in Bruington, 1885-1886; One card from State Bank of Virginia, a statement of creditVaultBox #49; Folder #132
2016.44.07Newspaper clippng "Historic Farms to be Honored". Mt. Elba, Locust Grove, Canterbury, Hillsboro and Poplar Grove are recognized as official Bicentennial farms.VaultBox #43; Folder #191
2016.44.08Copyright, Elizabeth Hutchinson map, correspondence, 1973-1974VaultBox #61; Folder #54
2016.44.09Newspaper clipping, "Old Grads" of Aberdeen Return to Campus for Reunion, July 25, 1946VaultBox #42; Folder #91
2016.44.10Obituary for John A. BroaddusVaultBox #58; Folder #265
2016.44.11"Biscuit Addict Confesses" by Guy Friddell, columnist. Article quotes Charles H. Ryland remembering summers in King and Queen County.VaultBox #55; Folder #86
2016.44.12Program for Museum Endowment 2008 tour Retracing Col. Ulric Dahlgren and his raid on Richmond, Virginia, 1864VaultBox #68; Folder #48
2016.44.13Newspaper Article, Country Tour Planned for K&Q (Canterbury, The Mill, Claymont, Quail Hollow, Pine Bank) and KW (North Point) Counties by Ashland Garden Club, 1979VaultBox #55; Folder #87
2016.44.14"Bruington Baptist Church: A Look at its Past and its Present", Rappahannock Times, May 3, 1984, with photo of Pastor Russ Starke.VaultBox #41; Folder #75
2016.44.15"Norwood Featured on Aylett Day Country Homes Tour", Rappahannock Times, March 24, 1983, Bruington home owned by A.W. LewisVaultBox #55; Folder #64
2016.44.16Photograph of Clinton Oliver's home near Ino, October 1965VaultBox #40; Folder #107
2016.44.17Edgar Numa Helsabeck receives the Thomas Gibson Hobbs Memorial Award from Lynchburg CollegeVaultBox #55; Folder #85
2016.44.18Newspaper photo (undated) New Officers of K&Q Forestry Club: Phillip Minor, W.T. Henley, and J.T. BarefootVaultBox #55; Folder #88
2016.44.19Newspaper photo (undated) Lunch with Leita Dix, also includes Melba Pemberton, Thelma Minter, Emaline Hall, Mary Mann Griggs, Bessie Griggs, and Sarah KempVaultBox #55; Folder #89
2016.44.20Woman's Club Notebook of 250th Anniversary and Pageant, August 6, 1941: WRVA Broadcast, Plans, Programs, Scripts, Newspaper clippings, Accounts.Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #08 C
2016.44.21Elizabeth Hutchinson's Notebook of 250th Anniversary and Pageant, August 6, 1941: Programs, Scripts, WRVA Broadcast, photocopies of Newspaper clippingsVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #08 D
2016.44.22Six programs from the 250th Anniversary of King and Queen County and four programs from Pageant of Colonial History of King and Queen County, 1941VaultBox #43; Folder #126
2016.44.23Draft Schedule Phase 3 Oral History ProjectVaultBox #68; Folder #62
2016.44.24Marquis de Lafayette portrait, printed by The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 2013VaultBox #40; Folder #112
2016.44.25"Glebe House" newspaper photo, published Richmond Times Dispatch, August 1, 1941VaultBox #41; Folder #44
2016.45.01Old Mansion ground ginger canKitchen
2016.45.02Old Mansion ground nutmeg canKitchen
2016.46.01Postal Laws and Regulations of the United States of America, edition of 1924Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2016.46.02Coldwater Post Office Postal Account Books, 1919 - 1922, 1939Vault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #83
2016.46.03Letter to Postmaster, 1919, regarding recruiting posters for the Air Service from J. McClintock, Major, A.S.A.Vault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #84
2016.46.04Coldwater Post Office receipts for Special Delivery Mail, 1922Vault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #85
2016.46.05Coldwater Post Office Register of Money Orders issued, 1931 - 1934Vault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #86
2016.46.06Coldwater Post Office Money Order stubs and receipts 1931-1934; Certificates of Deposit 1932 - 1934Vault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #87
2016.46.07Coca Cola Advertising Calendars (2), 1958, Coldwater Post OfficeVault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #88
2016.46.08Notice of Renewal for Postal Route, 1964, Contractor: Mr. Gus Redmond, Jr., Mascot, Post Officials: John D. Williams, W.T. BrownVault (oversized)Box #76; Folder #89
2016.47.01Tavern Museum Tour - Script for Docents, June 2016VaultBox #68; Folder #64
2016.49.01Photo of Allen House at King and Queen C.H., early 1900sVaultBox #64; Folder #09
2016.49.02Newspaper clipping, Bland family tour, 2016 Tidewater ReviewVaultBox #58; Folder #259
2016.49.03Newspaper clipping Discover the Best of K&Q County, July 2016 Tidewater Review: Tavern Museum and J.C. Graves MuseumVaultBox #68; Folder #65
2016.49.04Blog - Diary of Joseph Wesley ShackfordVaultBox #58; Folder #262
2016.49.05Obituary of Willard Henry Pierce, Jr., 2016VaultBox #58; Folder #261
2016.50.01Bland/Gayle Family Chart: Mary Louisa Gayle and Harvey Samuel Bland (married 1898) and their descendants, created by John Goodwin Bland, printed 1999.Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #251
2016.51.01Square grand piano, built by Timothy and Lemuel Givert, owned by Mary Susan Garnett of Spring Farm, King and Queen County, daughter of Col. Reuben M. Garnett.Dining Room
2016.51.02Letter of agreement between Mary Burnley Gwathmey and K&Q HS regarding loan of her piano, 1973 with letter of gift of piano from John Owen Gwathmey to K&Q HS.VaultBox #61; Folder #34
2016.52.01Jack-on-a-string, stamped Muhlhauser, WilnStorage Shelves
2016.53.01Camp White Hall ProspectusVaultBox #65; Folder #40
2016.53.02Camp White Hall 1956 Water Carnival Events and ParticipantsVaultBox #65; Folder #40
2016.53.03Camp White Hall 1956 Newsletter Reveille to TapsVaultBox #65; Folder #40
2016.53.043 postcards "Greetings from Walkerton"VaultBox #65; Folder #46
2017.01.01Book "Papa wore no Halo" inscribed to Olive Bagby by Susan Herring Jefferies, a story of missionaries to ChinaArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.01.02John Robert Smith Sr. genealogy, connected to Bruington Church and New Mount Zion churches, helped build Columbian University. Married to Julia Allen. Includes bibliography built by Phillip Troutman: Second Middle Passage: Resources Online.VaultBox #58; Folder #269
2017.02.01Betty Gwathmey memorials: Order of her funeral service 11/16/2016 and Tavern Museum NewsletterVaultBox #58; Folder #270
2017.02.02Tidewater Review December 7, 2016, article by Jack Jacobs, "A home for our history" about local Historical Societies: West Point, King William, New Kent, and King & Queen.VaultBox #68; Folder #65
2017.04.01Photograph of Bruington Female Institute with students identified, 1880-1891 (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #125
2017.05.01Board from Packing Crate directed to King & Queen (N.Y. on the reverse)Carriage House
2017.05.02Two leather deedbook spines, #17 and #18 (unframed)Library
2017.05.03Map entitled "Pamunkey & Mattaponi Rivers" Coast & Geodetic Survey November 1914Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #31
2017.05.04Two-sided map "Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivers,Coast & Geodetic Survey April 1967, and "York River, Yorktown to West Point"Map CabinetBox #44; Folder #32
2017.06.01Photograph of Newtown Store and Post Office (reproduction, 2 copies)Vault
2017.06.02Mounted photograph of the Confederate Monument, K&Q Courthouse, 1912 - featuring Lucille and Anderson Bland & othersVaultBox #64; Folder #07
2017.07.01Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Pepsi Cola advertising sign, 12 oz. Bottle 6c, 8 oz Bottle 5c, 1950sKitchen
2017.07.02Katherine Elizabeth Corr diploma from State Normal School, Fredericksburg, Virginia, June 3, 1913Storage Shelves
2017.07.03Locker Easy-Method Writing booklet #5 owned by Barbara Lee CorrVaultBox #42; Folder #126
2017.07.04Corr Store and Post Office, Little Plymouth, small American Flag, 48 starsPost Office
2017.07.05Corr Store, Little Plymouth, 1940 Philco Radio Model 40-130 (non-working)20th Century Bedroom
2017.07.06Corr Store, Little Plymouth, 1964 Montgomery Ward Catalog20th Century Bedroom (closet)
2017.07.07Corr Store, Little Plymouth, hames pair, from unsold inventoryCarriage House
2017.07.08Corr Store, Little Plymouth, hobble, from unsold inventoryCarriage House
2017.07.09Corr Store, Little Plymouth, shoe lasts (13, child sizes) and standCarriage House
2017.07.10Corr Store, Little Plymouth, nail kegCarriage House
2017.07.100Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for TobaccoVaultBox #74; Folder #72
2017.07.101Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts from businesses: F.A. Davis & Sons, 1905; Baltimore Bargain House; Virginia-Carolina Tie and Wood, 1906; D.M. Ferry & Co., 1909; Citizens Ice & Coal, 1921VaultBox #74; Folder #73
2017.07.102Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts from individuals: S.D. Dudley, 1905; Winnie Byrd, 1929; Ruth Turner, 1950VaultBox #74; Folder #74
2017.07.103Little Plymouth Corr Store: Letter re: NRA Blue Eagle, 1934VaultBox #74; Folder #75
2017.07.104Little Plymouth Corr Store: Goverment regulation including War Price and Rationing Board, 1942; ration tickets, 1943; war-time regulations, Office of Price Administration, 1943; USDA, 1943VaultBox #74; Folder #76
2017.07.105Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, correspondence regarding insurance policies 1902-1904, 1926, 1929-1931VaultBox #74; Folder #77
2017.07.106Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, banking correspondence & notes; Citizens Exchange Bank, West Point,1914,1917, 1926, 1929; National State & City, Richmond, 1912, 1914, 1916, 1918; State Bank of Virginia, Richmond, 1899, 1904, 1905, 1934; David Nelson Sutton, West Point, 1934VaultBox #74; Folder #78
2017.07.107Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, correspondence and receipts regarding sale of shares in K&Q and West Point Telephone Co., Wm F. Bagby, Sec'y and Treas; W.G. Beane, Jr., 1906VaultBox #74; Folder #79
2017.07.108Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, Merchants' License applications 1903-1908, 1923 (1912 blank form); Receipts, 1928, 1930; Letter from Commissioner of Revenue, M. C. Burke,1934VaultBox #74; Folder #80
2017.07.109Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, license to sell opium, 1922; letter from IRS, 1934 regarding tax to sell narcoticVaultBox #74; Folder #81
2017.07.11Corr Store, Little Plymouth, wooden stirrupCarriage House
2017.07.110Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, receipts (for self and others) for K&Q taxes, real, person, and dog (1896-1929)VaultBox #74; Folder #82
2017.07.111Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, DMV Pamphlet, 1929, Instrutions on How to Display License Plate and Driving RegulationsVaultBox #71; Folder #21
2017.07.112Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, personal receipts and bills for medical and other, 1909, 1930, 1931, 1935VaultBox #71; Folder #22
2017.07.113Thomas Corr family, Little Plymouth: travel brochures, cards, mapsVaultBox #71; Folder #23
2017.07.114Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, Virginia Health Bulletin, November 1928, "The Sanitary Pit Privy"VaultBox #71; Folder #24
2017.07.115Barbara Corr, 1942, certificate and pledge to purchase War Savings Stamps & Bond, Richmond Public SchoolsVaultBox #42; Folder #133
2017.07.116Little Plymouth Corr Store: Shinola Blue liquid shoe polish bottle in original boxPost Office
2017.07.117Little Plymouth Corr Store: Speedry Stamp pad ink bottle in original boxPost Office
2017.07.118Little Plymouth Corr Store: Corwico approved radio lightning arrester in original boxPost Office
2017.07.119Little Plymouth Corr Store: Parker Quink bottleLog Schoolhouse
2017.07.12Corr Store Accounts, Little Plymouth, entries 1912-1915Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #211
2017.07.120Educational materials, Uncle Ray's Classroom Scrapbook; newspaper clippings from Uncle Ray's Corner, copyright 1938, published in Richmond News LeaderVaultBox #42; Folder #136
2017.07.121Order blank for Virginia Public School Books, J.W. Randolph & Co., envelope addressed to Thomas Corr, Little Plymouth, stamped October 12, 1896VaultBox #42; Folder #133
2017.07.122Little Plymouth, Corr Store, Gresham Bridge Toll Tickets 1914-1928; newspaper article about opening as a toll free bridge March 2, 1928VaultBox #43; Folder #215
2017.07.123Mary C. Corr, widow of Thomas Corr, life rights to Puck Rose, 1903VaultBox #50; Folder #49
2017.07.124Barker's Illustrated Almanac Farmer's Guide, 1931VaultBox #56; Folder #86
2017.07.125Thalhimers Bros. Inc. Department Store Payment Coupon Book, and paid-up Contract to purchase 1 AMC mower on time (1956-1957), signed Mrs. Katherine Corr Bland. Envelope metered stamp celebrates Jamestown Festival 350th Birthday.VaultBox #71; Folder #27
2017.07.13Corr Store Accounts, Little Plymouth, entries 1916-1918Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #212
2017.07.14Corr Store Accounts, Little Plymouth, entries 1918-1922Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #213
2017.07.15Corr Store Accounts, Little Plymouth, entries 1936-1939Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #214
2017.07.16Corr Post Office Accounts, Little Plymouth, entries 1916-1918, Record book 4th class mail January to September 1908Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #215
2017.07.17Corr Post Office Accounts, Little Plymouth - Account and record book 4th class mail October 1908 to September 1911Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #216
2017.07.18Corr Post Office Accounts, Little Plymouth - Record of Receipts for Transit and Local Outgoing Registered Mail, Dec. 21, 1914 - June 8, 1918Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #217
2017.07.19Collage of sewing notions in a vintage store display box, all materials from the Corr Store, Little Plymouth20th Century Bedroom
2017.07.20Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Sewing notions20th Century Bedroom (in dresser)
2017.07.21Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Reader's Digest, July 194320th Century Bedroom
2017.07.22Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Shirley Temple Coloring Book, published 1937Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #21
2017.07.23Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Wrenn Buggies (one seat) illustrated specifications for Norfolk Runabouts and Buggies, W. Wrenn & Sons, Inc., Vehicle Manufacturers, Norfolk, VA, undated.Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #07
2017.07.23CCorr Store, Little Plymouth, Wrenn Buggy Poster (laminated photocopy)Carriage House
2017.07.24Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Wrenn- Norfolk Surreys (two seats) illustrated specifications for Little Norfolk Surreys, W. Wrenn & Sons, Inc., Vehicle Manufacturers, Norfolk, VA, undated.Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #08
2017.07.24CCorr Store, Little Plymouth, Wrenn Surrey poster (laminated photocopy)Carriage House
2017.07.25Corr Store, Little Plymouth, accounts for 1940-1941Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #218
2017.07.26Corr Store, Little Plymouth, Aug 1, 1918, Buy on Account (written in a Hammock's Muscular Movement Writing System Copy Book workbook)Vault (oversized)Box #45; Folder #219
2017.07.27Locker Easy-Method Writing booklets #4 & #5, copyrights 1915, 1919, 1923, 1936 owned by Barbara Lee Corr; Receipt from Virginia Book Company,1914VaultBox #42; Folder #126
2017.07.28Barbara Lee Corr, 3 issues Junior Scholastic magazine, 1942VaultBox #42; Folder #128
2017.07.29America's Tenth Man: A Brief Survey of the Negro's Part in American History, c. 1925 and Questions and Answers on the American Negro, published by Commission on Interracial Cooperation by Robert B. EleazerVaultBox #42; Folder #127
2017.07.30Jack and Judy Dental Health ReaderVaultBox #42; Folder #129
2017.07.31Correspondence regarding Thomas Corr's son Robert Corr: tuition for Stevensville High School, 1920; tuition for Randolph-Macon Academy, 1922; letter from Bob, undatedVaultBox #42; Folder #130
2017.07.32Buy War Bonds Poster, 1943 'Doing all you can Brother?'Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #09
2017.07.33Civil Defense Training Poster 1964, 'Help You and Your Community'Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #10
2017.07.34U.S. Public Health Service poster (undated), 'Malaria'Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #11
2017.07.35Lucy Corr: Bill for Fees, Fredericksburg State Teachers College, 1930; letter sent home from STC, 1929; letters from Little Plymouth, 1930s, addressed to her in Fredericksburg, Little Plymouth, Richmond & Goochland; Commencement Program, 1928; Faculty and Officers, 1929-1930; Educational Material describing games; paper seals for VMI and Washington and Lee.VaultBox #42; Folder #135
2017.07.36Lucy Corr, greeting cards 1930-1932VaultBox #49; Folder #134
2017.07.37Corr Post Office, Little Plymouth: Poster, Step up to Job Corps Men & Women Age 16 to 21 (undated)Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #13
2017.07.38Pleasant Hill birthday calendar, 1953Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #132
2017.07.39Pamphlet: Health Essentials for Rural School Children inscribed Katherine E. Corr, undated, but after 1915, and notebook contining text book lists for elementary students, etc.VaultBox #42; Folder #129
2017.07.40An Advanced English Grammar by George Lyman Kittredge and Frank Edgar Farley, published 1913, inscribed Katherine Corr, F.S.N.S. (Fredericksburg State Normal School), Junior II.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.07.41The First Steps in Algebra by G.A. Wentworth, A.M., published 1894, inscribed Katherine E. Corr, P.H.H.S.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.07.42Elements of Agriculture by G. F. Warren, published 1910, inscribed by Ruby M. Brooking, F.S.N.S. (Fredericksburg State Normal School).Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.07.43K& Q tax receipts for Joel Bray and his estate, 1918-1922VaultBox #43; Folder #212
2017.07.44Corr's Store, Little Plymouth - telegram and telephone tickets, 1938-1939VaultBox #43; Folder #214
2017.07.45Lelia Corr Correspondence - Postcard, W.M. Councill, postmarked Walkerton, 1943; Letter from Sears, Roebuck, 1956; Audit Sheet, R.C. Gwathmey, Commissioner of Revenue, 1961VaultBox #49; Folder #135
2017.07.46Thomas Corr Correspondence re: a bill with VA Highway Department, 1934VaultBox #49; Folder #138
2017.07.47Thomas Corr Address BookVaultBox #49; Folder #133
2017.07.48Thomas Corr: notice of Centerville Masonic Lodge Meeting, January 6, 1930; postcard photo of Woodrow Wilson with caption "Protect the weak" sending notice of election of officers, T. Bland, Sec'y, 1919VaultBox #43; Folder #213
2017.07.49Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - food products (Bentley, Shriver; Clabber Girl, Kersten Co; Maryland Biscuit; Rowe & Jurney)VaultBox #74; Folder #37
2017.07.50Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - clothes & shoes (Blue Buckle, Cohen, Deaver; Douglas; Endicott, Johnson; Hood; Sammy; Washington; Wingo, Ellett & Crump)VaultBox #74; Folder #38
2017.07.51Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - insect control, cleaning products (Sears, Roebuck; Richmond Hardware; T.W. Woods)VaultBox #74; Folder #39
2017.07.52Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - stoves (Cameron; Richware; Sexton; Southern; Taylor's)VaultBox #74; Folder #40
2017.07.53Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - hardware (Hurst; Hanline; Rubens; Richmond Hardware; Stagg) - household (Fairfax)VaultBox #74; Folder #41
2017.07.54Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - appliances: Washer, water heater, refrigerator (American Standard; Horton; Wards; Leonard)VaultBox #74; Folder #42
2017.07.55Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - farm supplies, seed & fertilizer (Armour's; Beveridge; Blamberg; Carter, Venable; Hubbard; Lazaretto; Park; Scarlett; Wood's)VaultBox #74; Folder #43
2017.07.56Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - agricultural machinery, bicycle, lawnmower (Montgomery Ward; Oliver's; Mead Cycle)VaultBox #74; Folder #44
2017.07.57Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - health products and sundries (Chamberlain's; Empire Mfg; Holiday Post Cards; Peerless Jewelry; Wrigleys; Southern Bargain)VaultBox #74; Folder #45
2017.07.58Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - automobiles, tires, accessories (B.T. Crump, Delco; duPont; W.C. Edmunds; Maxwell Motor, United Auto Assn; Westminster Tire)VaultBox #74; Folder #46
2017.07.59Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - travel (Hamburg-American Line, 1932)VaultBox #74; Folder #47
2017.07.60Corr Store, Little Plymouth - advertising - publications (Baltimore Sunpapers; The Southern Planter; Richmond News Leader); renewal notice Richmond-Times Dispatch, 1920VaultBox #74; Folder #48
2017.07.61Little Plymouth Post Office Registered Mail: 3 receipts (1913, 1915, 1957); Report (1934); Registry Delivery Book (1920-1924)VaultBox #76; Folder #36A
2017.07.62Little Plymouth Post Office Money Orders: Poster (1916); Application (1922); 2 Money Order Draft Books (1914, 1917); Registry of MO's issued (October 1950 - June 1951)VaultBox #76; Folder #36B
2017.07.63Little Plymouth Post Office: Postal Account Book (September 1918 - October 1919)VaultBox #76; Folder #36C
2017.07.64Little Plymouth Post Office, Correspondence with: War Dept, Isaac Diggs, concerning taxes (1919); Treasury Dept., Post Office Dept. (1917-1921); Savings Certificates, Bonds (1934-1935); Parcels for POWs (1943)VaultBox #76; Folder #36D
2017.07.65Little Plymouth Post Office: Registry of Money Order Post Offices in the U.S. (1928, 1932)VaultBox #76; Folder #36E
2017.07.66Little Plymouth Post Office: Correspondence of Thomas Corr, Postmaster: Bureau of Pensions (1929); National League of District Postmasters (1929)VaultBox #76; Folder #36F
2017.07.67Little Plymouth Post Office: Correspondence with Central Accounting, Post Office, Richmond (1929, 1943)VaultBox #76; Folder #36G
2017.07.68Little Plymouth Post Office: Correspondence with Federal Bonding Department (1934); Emergency Relief Admin. (1934); National Recovery Administration (1934)VaultBox #76; Folder #36H
2017.07.69Little Plymouth Post Office: Correspondence from Senator S.O. Bland (1934, 1935)VaultBox #76; Folder #36I
2017.07.70Little Plymouth Post Office: Correspondence regarding P.O. regulations and oversight; Postal Guides, May 1939 and March 1937VaultBox #76; Folder #36J
2017.07.71Little Plymouth Post Office: Lelia Corr, Postmaster, Cashbook (Sept. 1942 - March 1943)VaultBox #76; Folder #36K
2017.07.72Little Plymouth Post Office: Posters promoting Aerogrammes (1962) and Air Mail Letters (1958)VaultBox #76; Folder #36L
2017.07.73Little Plymouth Post Office: Lelia Corr, Postmaster, correspondence and bulletin re: implementation of the Zip Code (1963)VaultBox #76; Folder #36M
2017.07.74Little Plymouth Post Office: Newsletter "The Virginia Postmaster" (1965)VaultBox #76; Folder #36N
2017.07.75Trinkle Post Office: C.O.D. and Money Order Receipts sent to Little Plymouth Post Office after 1934 closing and instructions from U.S. Postmaster General regarding discontinuance of a Post OfficeVaultBox #76; Folder #61A
2017.07.76Little Plymouth Post Office, Correspondence with commercial and private customersVaultBox #76; Folder #36O
2017.07.77Little Plymouth Corr Store: Tidewater Telephone Directory, 1957, West Point Telephone Directory, 1956VaultBox #74; Folder #49
2017.07.78Shipping Labels, Simmons Hardware, Montgomery WardVaultBox #74; Folder #50
2017.07.79Little Plymouth Corr Store: Advertising for Southern Retail Merchants Conference, undatedVaultBox #74; Folder #51
2017.07.80Little Plymouth Corr Store: Correspondence regarding purchase of trees 1) order blank signed by Rosy L. Peterson (1902) and 2) letter from Lucy Yates Fauntleroy, Mari Alva about an order coming to Clifton Landing (1917)VaultBox #74; Folder #52
2017.07.81Little Plymouth Corr Store: Advertising for Sale of Eggs & Poultry Products, E.J. ReeferVaultBox #74; Folder #53
2017.07.82Little Plymouth, Corr Store: Receipts, Accounts, sale of Eggs and Poultry to A. Lewis & Son Wholesale Commission Merchants, Baltimore, 1918-1922VaultBox #74; Folder #54
2017.07.83Little Plymouth, Corr Store: Steamboat and Railroad receipts: Piedmont Air-line (1905), Southern Railway (1906, 1919,1929, 1930), Pennsylvania Railroad (1914), Chesapeake Steamship Co (1929,1930); Virginia Steamship Co (no date).; Southeastern Express (1930), Bristow Brothers (1943), Estes Express Lines (1961)VaultBox #74; Folder #55
2017.07.84Little Plymouth Corr Store: Invoices, Receipts from K&Q, Gloucester, and Mathews County businesses: O.T. Gregg, H.C. Smith & Bro., Allen & Co., J.M. Ashley, Centreville Garage, Dixon Motors, S.B. Milby, Fox Gravel Corp, L.W. Reynolds, F.W. Forrest, M&G Transportation Co., Cow Creek Mills, Inc, Borton Jobbing Co.VaultBox #74; Folder #56
2017.07.85Little Plymouth Corr Store: Invoices, receipts from West Point Businesses: Citizens Exchange Bank, Thrifty Hardware, York Tire & Recapping, G.W. Otey & Son, J. Lester Lauher, Bristow Brothers Freight, E.D. Clopton Co., Carlton's TV, G.M. Trible, Pamunkey Motor Sales,Perry & Turner, Standard Oil, Talley Furniture, Va. East Coast Utilities, York River Bottling, York Supply, York WholesaleVaultBox #74; Folder #57
2017.07.86Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Agricultural ProductsVaultBox #74; Folder #58
2017.07.87Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Automotive ProductsVaultBox #74; Folder #59
2017.07.88Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Candy, Cookies, Soft DrinksVaultBox #74; Folder #60
2017.07.89Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for ClothingVaultBox #74; Folder #61
2017.07.90Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Druggist suppliesVaultBox #74; Folder #62
2017.07.91Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Grocery itemsVaultBox #74; Folder #63
2017.07.92Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for HatsVaultBox #74; Folder #64
2017.07.93Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Hardware and PaintVaultBox #74; Folder #65
2017.07.94Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Horse gear, leather and tackVaultBox #74; Folder #66
2017.07.95Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Household Goods and FurnishingsVaultBox #74; Folder #67
2017.07.96Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Meat and Meat products, Poultry & Cheese, FishVaultBox #74; Folder #68
2017.07.97Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Notions and Dry GoodsVaultBox #74; Folder #69
2017.07.98Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for ShoesVaultBox #74; Folder #70
2017.07.99Little Plymouth Corr Store: Receipts and invoices for Stoves and PartsVaultBox #74; Folder #71
2017.08.01Photocopy of R.C. Gwathmey notebook on Apple Tree Church, documents collected by the owners of the property 1989-2017VaultBox #41; Folder #77
2017.09.01Langford family of Stevensville: rolling pin - largeKitchen
2017.09.02Langford family of Stevensville: rolling pin - smallKitchen
2017.09.03Langford family of Stevensville: enamel metal pitcherKitchen
2017.09.04Langford family of Stevensville: large enamel metal ladleKitchen
2017.09.05Langford family of Stevensville: small enamel metal ladleKitchen
2017.09.06Langford family of Stevensville: ice tongsCarriage House
2017.09.07Langford family of Stevensville: eggbeaterKitchen
2017.09.08Langford family of Stevensville: potato masherKitchen
2017.09.09Langford family of Stevensville: biscuit cutterKitchen
2017.09.10Langford family of Stevensville: Crystal Wedding Oats canister filled with peg clothes pinsKitchen
2017.09.11Langford family of Stevensville: kitchen scalesDining Room
2017.09.13Langford family of Stevensville: Hand Drill and 13 bitsPost Office
2017.10.01Walkerton Community Fire Association 50th Anniversary booklet: Serving our Community for 50 years 1954-2004 (original and copy)VaultBox #65; Folder #48
2017.11.01"Vintage Pollard House" Richmond News Leader, December 19,1985, built in Richmond by Rev. John Pollard (father of Governor John Pollard) in 1885VaultBox #55; Folder #61
2017.11.02Letter to Martha (Mrs. James E.) Courtney from G. MacLaren Brydon regarding early history of Immanuel Church, February 23, 1955VaultBox #41; Folder #47
2017.12.01Ecru string bedspread crocheted by Mary Susan Eubank Garrett (1876-1958) for her daughter Mary Ella Garrett Ammons (1913-2007)20th Century Bedroom
2017.13.01Mattaponi Pamunkey River Association Historical Boat Tour Mattaponi River, June 2017, script, schedule, newspaper articleVaultBox #65; Folder #47
2017.14.01Large Diploma FrameStorage Shelves
2017.14.02A Civil War sword, may have belonged to Robert Gaines Haile, Jr., through his sister Elizabeth Buckner Haile Hutchinson of Liberty Hall in K&Q County.Storage Cabinet
2017.14.03Charles Hutchinson of Liberty Hall, K&Q County, Diploma from School of Dentistry in Baltimore, 1894Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #165
2017.15.01Lewis Langford remembrance by Tavern volunteers, newspaper article in Country Courier, August 9, 2017VaultBox #54; Folder #96
2017.15.02Lewis Langford, Vietnam Casualty, remembrance by fellow soldier, Rene Muniz, July 2017VaultBox #54; Folder #96
2017.15.03List of soldiers from Virginia who died in the Vietnam WarVaultBox #54; Folder #95
2017.16.01Statement of taxes paid for 1910 for Bland, Bell and Page addressed to Richmond Bland from Jno. R.F. Vaughan, Treasurer of King and Queen County, Cologne, VA June 20, 2011VaultBox #43; Folder #211
2017.16.02Note addressed to Mr. Bell re: accounting of Henry and Wm Bell property taxes and Bland, Bell and Page property taxes dated November 20, 1911, from Jno.R.F. Vaughan, Treasurer, King and Queen County, CologneVaultBox #43; Folder #211
2017.17.01Radio Table owned by Constance Salome Post Trevilian20th Century Bedroom
2017.18.01Photograph Album #1, Patrick Butler at Whitehall Camp, Walkerton, 1954VaultBox #65; Folder #49
2017.18.02Photograph Album #2, Patrick Butler at Whitehall Camp, Walkerton, approx 1954-1956VaultBox #65; Folder #49
2017.18.03Photograph Album #3, Patrick Butler at Whitehall Camp, Walkerton, approx 1954-1956VaultBox #65; Folder #49
2017.18.04Photograph Album #4, Patrick Butler at Whitehall Camp, Walkerton, 1956VaultBox #65; Folder #49
2017.18.05Photographs, Patrick Butler at unknown camp, Jamestown, Stratford Hall, etcVaultBox #65; Folder #49
2017.19.02Articles from the Richmond Times-Dispatch by Bill Lohmann: "Moonshine back in the day - from the other side", February 2017, interview with Robert F. (Bobby) Watkins, ABC agent; and "Bootleggers, ABC agents reunite, and it's all laughs", July 31,2017, Merle and Earl Corbin, Robert F. WatkinsVaultBox #55; Folder #91
2017.19.03"How does soap really help with cleaning", includes how to make soapVaultBox #71; Folder #04
2017.19.04Newspaper article "Central High School Recognized" by U.S. News and World Report as one of the best high schools in country, Rappahannock Times by R.E. Carter, July 26 2017VaultBox #42; Folder #131
2017.19.05Docent Dinner Invitation, June 14, 2017VaultBox #68; Folder #67
2017.19.06Scavenger Hunt handout at Tavern Museum, Central High School history class, 2016VaultBox #68; Folder #67
2017.19.07Newspaper article "KQ museum obtains Braxton artifact" (a bottle seal owned by Mrs. Benjamin T. Beane), Tidewater Review, July 31, 2002VaultBox #55; Folder #27
2017.19.08Newspaper article "Memoirs of waterman Lynn Perry on display at KQ museum" by Robin Lawson, Tidewater Review, August 11, 2004VaultBox #50; Folder #48
2017.19.09Will of Robert G. Howerton of K&Q, May 8, 1854, photocopyVaultBox #50; Folder #48
2017.20.01Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 25, Spring 2017, Leftwich family associationVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.20.02Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 26, Spring 2018, 27th Annual Leftwich Family ReunionVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.20.03Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 27, Summer 2019, Huntsville - A Blast from the Past & Into the Future, 28th Family ReunionVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.20.04Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 28, Summer 2020; Gravestone of Ralph Whitely Berry, Arlington National CemeteryVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.20.05Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 29, Summer 2021; Valley ForgeVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.20.06Leftwich Heritage publication, Volume 30, Summer 2022, Leftwich family associationVaultBox #58; Folder #264
2017.22.01Photograph, Mr. Bland at Cologne Store, copyVaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.02Application, wharf warehouse, Shepherd's (photocopy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.03Certificate of the oath of Mail Contractors and Carriers, Richard Columbus Crump, Gressit to Cologne, July 28, 1913 (photocopy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.04Subscription to Shepherd's Warehouse, 1869 (photcopy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.05Photograph, Shacklefords Methodist Chapel, group photo (copy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.06Photograph, Sunny Side Dairy (copy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.07Photograph, Shacklefords Chapel, exterior (copy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.08Photograph of group outside Shackleford's Chapel (copy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.09King and Queen Representatives in costume, opening of Gresham Bridge, 1914 (copy)VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.10Color photographs (4), 2001, of Bacon's Tree, at site of Bacon's Rebellion Historic MarkerVaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.11Color photograph of stone from Corbin Chuch, 1921VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.12Photograph Frank Roane (bus driver) and Florence Gressitt, teacher at Buena Vista School 1920-1921 (copy),VaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.22.13Account of Bacon's Rebellion, 1676, and Anthony ArnoldVaultBox #72; Folder #27
2017.23.01Projector with multiple cordsLibrary Closet
2017.23.02Speaker Stand (adjustable podium)Storage Room
2017.23.03Newspaper clipping, Bruington to become Historic District. September 6, 2017, The Country CourierVaultBox #55; Folder #46
2017.23.04Newspaper Article "Gospel Truth" featuring Cora Harvey Armstrong, Richmond Times Dispatch, October 1, 2017,VaultBox #55; Folder #92
2017.24.01Print "King & Queen Courthouse" #86/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Map CabinetBox #79; Folder #12
2017.24.02Print "Bridge over Dragon Run" #87/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Office
2017.24.03Print "Mattaponi River" #79/500 by Richard Atherstone Genders, signed; printed for Bank of Middlesex; 1980Office
2017.25.01Liberty Hall Library: The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans, 1834, Volume IArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.02Liberty Hall Library: The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans, 1835, Volume IIArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.04Liberty Hall Library: The North American Arithmetic, Part Second by Frederick Emerson, 1932. Inscribed Dorothy K. Hutchason, 1834; Martha E. Hutchinson; __ PointerArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.05Liberty Hall Library: Fourteen Weeks in Natural Philosophy, by J. Dorman Steele, 1876.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.06Brief Course in Analytics by M.A. Hill, Jr. and J.B. Linker, 1940. Inscribed Mickey Talley, Cushing Hall, C.E. HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.07Liberty Hall Library: Life of Sir Isaac Newton by David Brewster, 1845Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.08Liberty Hall Library: Livy translated by George Baker volume II of 5 Volumes, 1844Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.09Liberty Hall Library: History of the Peloponnesian War, translated from the Greek of Thucydides, Volume II, William Smith, translator, 1836Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.10Liberty Hall Library, The Electra of Sophocles by T.D. Woolsey, 1841; Greek with English notes, Preface inscribed Miss Virginia L. Hutchinson, Notes inscribed Charles P. Hutchinson, Nannie M. Hutchinson, back inscribed Kate L. PointerArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.11Liberty Hall Library, The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French with a Preliminary View of the French Revolution, Volume II, by the Author of "Waverly", &c., (Sir Walter Scott), 1836.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.12Liberty Hall Library, History of the French Revolution (Title page with Author, date is missing)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.13Liberty Hall Library, L'Histoire des Etats-Unis d'Amerique par C.O. Barbaroux, 1841. Inscribed M. Hutchinson, Robert HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.14Liberty Hall Library, The Life of Col. James Gardiner, who was slain at the Battle of Prestonpans, September 21, 1745 by P. Doddridge. Inscribed Mary Hutchinson, Liberty Hall.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.15Liberty Hall Library, Elements of Logic, comprising the Substance of the Article in the Encyclopedia Metropolitana: with additions, &c, by Richard Whately, Bishop of London, 1839Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.16Liberty Hall Library, The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings, by John Abercrombie, 1851Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.17Liberty Hall Library, The History of Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden by M. de Voltaire, translated, 1836. Inscribed John D. HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.18Liberty Hall Library, A Key Containing the Statements and Solutions of Questions in Davies' Elementary Algebra; for the Use of Teachers Only, 1857. Inscribed Edward L. Hutchinson (front), Mr. Edward L. Huchinson, Liberty Hall, Essex Co., Sally B. Hutchinson (back)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.19Liberty Hall Library, The Abbe Constantin by Ludovic Halevy, inscribed S. B. Hutchinson, Liberty Hall, March 23rd, 1902Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.20Liberty Hall Library, Anticipations of the Future to Serve as Lessons for the Present Time, Extracts of Letters from an English Resident in the United States to the London Times, 1864 to 1870, published by J.W. Randolph, Richmond, 1860 [sic]Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.21Liberty Hall Library, Theoretical and Practical Grammar of the French Language by A. Bolmar, 1848Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.22Liberty Hall Library, Cannibals All! or Slaves without Masters by George Fitzhugh of Port Royal, Caroline Va., published by A. Morris, Publisher, 1857Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.23Liberty Hall Library, Inquiries Concerning the Intellectual Powers, and the Investigation of Truth by John Abercrombie, 1838Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.24Liberty Hall Library, Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Federal Convention (from notes taken by Robert Yates, Esq.), published by Wilbur Curtiss, Richmond Va, 1839; inscribed Jno D. Hutchinson, Philadelphia, 1846.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.25Liberty Hall Library, The Elements of Euclid by Robert Simson, 1806; inscribed 'Bought of C.W. Brock by Charles P. Hutchason'Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.26Liberty Hall Library, A treatise on Political Economy; or the Production, Distribution, and Consumption of Wealth by Jean-Baptiste Say, 1836; inscribed J.L. Cason, Cadiz ,KentuckyArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.27Liberty Hall Library, The History of Napoleon Buonaparte, Volume I, by J.G. Lockhart, 1836; inscribed J.D.H. and Jn L. CasonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.28Liberty Hall Library, The History of Napoleon Buonaparte, Volume II, by J.G. Lockhart, 1836; Jn L. CasonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.29Liberty Hall Library, The History of the Jews by H.H. Milman, 1843Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.30Liberty Hall Collection, The Story of the Telegraph and a History of the Great Atlantic Cable by Charles F. Briggs and Augustus Maverick; inscribed J.D. Hutchinson, Liberty Hall, Essex County, VirginiaArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.34Liberty Hall Library, The Letters of Junius, undated, published Boston: Bazin & Ellsworth; inscribed John D. HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.35Liberty Hall Library, The Experience and Gospel Labours of the Rev. Benjamin Abbott; to which is annexed A Narrative of His Life and Death by John Ffirth, published Harrisonburg, Via, 1820; inscribed J.D. Hutchinson, Liberty HallArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.36Liberty Hall Library, Addresses by Professor Henry Drumond with a Brief Sketch of the Author by W.J. Dawson, 1891; inscribed S.B. Hutchinson, Liberty HallArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.37Liberty Hall Library, Watson's Reply to Gibbon and Paine, A Notice of Hume on Miracles, and an extract from West on the Resurrection; inscribed Jno. D. HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.38A Compend of Dental Pathology and Dental Medicine (?Quiz Compends? No. 13), 1890, by Geo. W. Warren; inscribed C.S. Hutchinson, Feb 8th, 1893, B.C.D.S.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.39Liberty Hall Library, Virginia School Report, 1871. First Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, submitted to the General Assembly of Virginia by G. C. Walker, President Board of Education, back flyleaf contains, handwritten "Apportionment of State and County funds for Oc (Occupacia, Essex) school dist", with accounts for the state and county funds 1871-72.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.40Liberty Hall Library, Paradise Lost. A Poem, in Twelve Books, by John Milton, 1836. Inscribed in the back, Miss Kate Smith, John D. Hutchinson, Indian Neck Va.Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.41Ivanhoe, Part II, Lovell's Library, (paperback) by Sir Walter Scott. Inscribed on the front Charles HutchinsonArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.42Liberty Hall Library, The Task, a Poem by William Cowper, 1810. Inscribed in front, Frances B___, Jno. D Hutchinson,Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2017.25.43Liberty Hall, newspaper clippings, undated - homilies, poems, and other ephemera, early 1900sVaultBox #55; Folder #93
2017.25.44Liberty Hall, recipes for 'Home Made Liniment' and Yeast Bread; envelopes addressed to Hutchinson at Liberty Hall, Christmas card from Susie B. BroaddusVaultBox #71; Folder #25
2017.27.01Shoe Last, size 10, with standCarriage House
2017.27.03Flat Iron, large: #7, embossed with a shield 'C'20th Century Bedroom
2017.27.04Flat Iron, small: #5 embossed with an eagle perched on an arrow20th Century Bedroom
2017.28.01Horseshoe chandelier, iron, made by Brownie Bevan in honor of Marian T. MinorLog Schoolhouse
2017.29.01John Mitchell 1755 Map of English Colonial America, facsimileMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #38
2017.30.01Newington Archealogical Collection, 18th Century Vessels Artifacts (50+ items)Archives Building
2018.01.01Framed print, after Gilbert Stuart's unfinished portrait of George Washington from life, 1932 bicentennial printingDining Room
2018.02.01K&Q Woman's Club Annual Year Books: 1931 - 1966-67 (except 1937-1940), belonged to Mrs. John D. HutchinsonVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02A
2018.02.02K&Q Junior Woman's Club Annual Year Book 1947-48, belonged to Mrs. John D. HutchinsonVaultBox #43; Folder #166
2018.02.03Essex Woman's Club Annual Year Books 1935 - 1943 (except 1939-1940), belonged to Mrs. John D. HutchinsonVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02A
2018.02.04K&Q Woman's Club paper napkin imprinted 'K&Q WC' 1931Vault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02A
2018.02.05Program for The Flower Show of the King and Queen Woman's Club, May 28, 1940Vault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02A
2018.02.06Index to an unknown Account Book, undatedVaultBox #45; Folder #221
2018.03.01Golden Links in the Chain that Connects Mother Home and Heaven (1889) inscribed Chrystal Leigh Bland (1881-1933)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2018.03.02The Earth and its Peoples, stamped Pleasant Hill School Library (1934)Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2018.03.03Lewis Cemetery photographs prior to restoration and correspondence, 2005, with Chicora Foundation Preservation PlansVaultBox #61; Folder #85
2018.04.01Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society January 2018 in memory of Marian Thomas MinorVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2018.07.01Paper airplane Christmas ornament marked "North Pole Air Express"Storage Shelves
2018.08.01Post Card postmarked 1890, addressed to Miss Bessie Fleet, St. Stephens Church, from MarionVaultBox #49; Folder #137
2018.08.02Letter, post marked 1952, addressed to Wiltshire Greenwood, St. Stephens Church with letter enclosed, from William Rogerson, about collecting stamps.VaultBox #49; Folder #137
2018.09.01Photo of Farmville (Buena Vista) with members of the Roane familyVaultBox #40; Folder #30
2018.09.02Obituary of James Alexander Roane from the West Point Star, 1874VaultBox #40; Folder #30
2018.10.01Plot of a tract of land called Kelly's Hill, surveyed for William Fleet by James Smith, Dec. 27, 1825VaultBox #81; Folder #01
2018.10.02Richardson Lumpkin: Notes, promises to pay, receipts (1830-1855). Catherine Pendleton, John Ryland, Samuel Gresham, Oscar Gresham, Gray Huckabee, John Martin, Lewis Phillips, Charles W. Jones, Heritage CauthorneVaultBox #81; Folder #02
2018.10.03Richardson Lumpkin, Trustee: Receipts, Court Summons - M.G. Fauntleroy, 1834; A.T. Daniel, 1844; Carter Lumpkin, 1849; William Turner, 1849; Washington v. Lumpkin suit, 1851; John Lumpkin and James Crow (1856); Court Costs, 1841VaultBox #81; Folder #03
2018.10.04Lucy Kay - receipt of taxes for poor levy and property tax, 1836: two slaves, 1 houseVaultBox #81; Folder #04
2018.10.05Richardson Lumpkin, trustee for Polly Crow and her children 1836-1863; Promise to pay from Polly Crow to Josiah L. Crow, 1845VaultBox #81; Folder #05
2018.10.06Richardson Lumpkin, Receipts re: administration of James Smither Estate 1839-1854, with distributions to wife Eliza and children: Bettie, George, James, John, Joseph, Lewis, Robert, Susan, William; plus other expenses, including tuition to local educators (Jn. D. Hutchinson, Cam H. Gatewood, Lewis T. Kidd, and Kitty Cason and Pane Stanard)VaultBox #81; Folder #06
2018.10.07Richardson Lumpkin signed 1846 Levy for 1st District recommended by Overseers of the Poor, list contains 45 names and amountsVaultBox #81; Folder #07
2018.10.08Richardson Lumpkin accounts of hired negroes1850-1858: Lucy hired to Hill, Mahalia hired to Ellis, Tom & Lucy hired to Hill, Tom Baylor and Tom Braxton hired to Hill, Baker & Pleasant, Mary Ann bought from Hill;VaultBox #81; Folder #08
2018.10.09Letter from G.H. Berkeley addressed to R. Lumpkin, New Town, requesting support for Office of Commissioner, 1852VaultBox #81; Folder #09
2018.10.10K&Q County Tax Receipts, Richardson Lumpkin (1849-1860), Amanda Lumpkin (1865, 1871,1873,1898)VaultBox #81; Folder #10
2018.10.11Susan Lumpkin receipts: 1) Ryland and Gresham for calico, shoes, teapot, 1835 paid by Richardson Lumpkin, 1840; 2) K&Q County recording fees, 1853VaultBox #81; Folder #11
2018.10.12Richardson Lumpkin family medical expenses Drs. Jo. Williams (1850-1853), William Dew (1851), Gordon & Jeffries (1852), D.S. Garnett (1857), Owen B. Hill (1859)VaultBox #81; Folder #12
2018.10.13Rosalie Lumpkin, tuition paid by Richardson Lumpkin to E. Rayson Walton, 1853-1856 (Newtown Female Institute); to S.S. Gresham, 1857; to Richmond Female Institute, 1861VaultBox #81; Folder #13
2018.10.14Richardson Lumpkin pledge/receipt to Richmond College Endowment Fund, 1852VaultBox #81; Folder #14
2018.10.15Richardson Lumpkin accounts with A.M. Boulware (1849-1861)VaultBox #81; Folder #15
2018.10.16Richardson Lumpkin state stock transactions, state bonds, other investments, 1849-1860VaultBox #81; Folder #16
2018.10.17Richardson Lumpkin 1) price list for Grains, 1860, R.J. Capron & Co., Baltimore 2) accounts for producing wheat crop, undatedVaultBox #81; Folder #17
2018.10.18Richardson Lumpkin summons for chancery case involving estates of Joseph and Catherine Pendleton, and John W. Dew, 1856. Also summoned: Sarah Pendleton, her children Fanny E., Billy C., Henry C., and Susan A. Pendleton. Also James M. Jeffries, Roderick Dew, Catherine A. Dew, and Benjamin P. Dew, Benjamin F. Graham, Ann C. Graham.VaultBox #81; Folder #18
2018.10.19Richardson Lumpkin vs. Robert Pollard. clerk K.W., 1835-1839, bonds, receipts, orders from chancery courtVaultBox #81; Folder #19
2018.10.20Richardson Lumpkin 1839 appointment with Robert G. Howerton, and George Watson to be processioners for Precinct No. 14, from mouth of Morocossick Creek to bridge, then along the Road by Newtown to Chappel Bridge (Chapel Creek), then to River, back to beginning.VaultBox #81; Folder #20
2018.10.21Richardson Lumpkin rental agreement for store and lot with Ryland Gresham, 1840VaultBox #81; Folder #21
2018.10.22Richardson Lumpkin, agreement to sell land to Ann Courtney, depending on her ability to pay, 1842VaultBox #81; Folder #22
2018.10.23Richardson Lumpkin, receipts for purchase of stock in Chesapeake Female College, 1856, 1857, 1860, agents E. Rayson Walton, J. Jeffries, and John H. PhillipsVaultBox #81; Folder #23
2018.10.24Richardson Lumpkin, receipts for miscellaneous domestic goods and services 1849 - 1862VaultBox #81; Folder #24
2018.10.25Richardson Lumpkin, lists of subscribers to Upper King & Queen Baptist Church, 1853, 1854, 1858, and undatedVaultBox #81; Folder #25
2018.10.26Richardson Lumpkin accounts with Gresham Brothers, Newtown, for groceries, sundries, etc., 1849-1851VaultBox #81; Folder #26
2018.10.27Richardson Lumpkin accounts with Gresham Brothers, Newtown, for groceries, sundries, etc., 1852-1854VaultBox #81; Folder #27
2018.10.28Richardson Lumpkin accounts with Gresham Brothers, Newtown, for groceries, sundries, etc., 1855-1859VaultBox #81; Folder #28
2018.10.29Richardson Lumpkin accounts with Gresham Brothers, Newtown, for groceries, sundries, etc., 1860-1862VaultBox #81; Folder #29
2018.10.30Amanda Lumpkin: 1) Contract, 1865, between A. Lumpkin and Richard her former slave, for working her farm; 2) Letter,1866, from Office of Asst. Supt. R.F. & A.L., Tappahannock, regarding hiring Peter Griggs for work, signed Watson R. Wentworth, Lieut.VaultBox #81; Folder #30
2018.10.31Amanda Lumpkin and Marie Jose Lumpkin, accounts with S.S. Gresham, 1849, 1866VaultBox #81; Folder #31
2018.10.32Documents relating to Amanda Lumpkin and daughter Rosalie: tuition bill from Richmond Female Institute, 1861; appointment of Wm Boulware power of attorney, 1865; copy of decree, 1879 suit Broaddus and Taliaferro, executors of William Boulware v. Amanda and Rosalie Lumpkin;VaultBox #81; Folder #32
2018.10.33Amanda Lumpkin accounts and receipts with various people and businesses, 1848-1873VaultBox #81; Folder #33
2018.10.34Amanda Lumpkin accounts and receipts 1869-1873 with Lovenstein & Co., NewtownVaultBox #81; Folder #34
2018.10.35Amanda Lumpkin, 1864 Tax Assessment in kind, 15 bushels of wheatVaultBox #81; Folder #35
2018.10.36Meredith Bates: bill to LeRoy Boulware for shoeing a horse, 1840; receipts for county and poor levies, 1840 and 1845VaultBox #81; Folder #36
2018.10.37Dr. Thomas J. Bates account with Gresham Brothers, 1858VaultBox #81; Folder #37
2018.10.38Dr. Thomas J. Bates, receipts for medical license paid to K&Q County 1859, 1871, 1872,,1875; U.S. IRS, 1870; application to K&Q Commissioner of Revenue for Physician's Licensce, 1891VaultBox #81; Folder #38
2018.10.39Accounts owed to Dr. Thomas J. Bates: Richardson Lumpkin, 1857; Charles Acree, 1873; Woodford Southard, 1911; Ned White (undated) paid by R.C. PittsVaultBox #81; Folder #39
2018.10.40Dr. Thomas J. Bates account with J.L. Henley, Tappahannock, 1892, for pharmaceuticalsVaultBox #81; Folder #40
2018.10.41Dr. Thomas J. Bates accounts, receipts: 1856 with Benj. F. Gresham for board; 1875 with Susan M. Taliaferro, 1st payment on Hope Farm; 1892, 1893 with C.H. Martin & Bro. for merchandise; 189- with J.R. Verlander for dues;undated with C.H. Bates for duesVaultBox #81; Folder #41
2018.10.42Dr. Thomas J. Bates appointed administrator of estate of Robert Tignor, 1893VaultBox #81; Folder #42
2018.10.43Mrs. R.L. Bates, 1895 receipt for bond as administrator of Thomas J. Bates estateVaultBox #81; Folder #43
2018.10.44Mrs. R.L. Bates, 1896 receipt for purchase of stock, account with Richard W. Maury, brokerVaultBox #81; Folder #44
2018.10.45Mrs. R.L. Bates, receipts for tuition paid to Jno. G. Dew, for Betty, 1896-97; William H. Southard (Billy), 1896-97; William, 1897-98; Billy, 1900VaultBox #81; Folder #45
2018.10.46Mrs. R.L. Bates receipts from W.O. Trimmer from Wakema,Va., for 3 photographs, 1898; Geo. W. Atkinson, for services, 1898; Schools and Martin General Merchandise, Newtown, for oats, 1910;VaultBox #81; Folder #46
2018.10.47Bates family receipts for property and other taxes: Thomas J., 1850-1874; T.J. estate, 1904-1919; Rosa L., 1911-13 & 1915; R.D., 1901; Jane F., 1912; John F., 1904-1917; Thomas J. Jr, 1904-1919VaultBox #81; Folder #47
2018.10.48Mrs. R.L. Bates correspondence 1901-1913 with American National Bank (Richmond), also savings book, cancelled checks, deposit slip and postcard statementVaultBox #81; Folder #48
2018.10.49Wm. H. Stone, November 8, 1876 letter of intent to homestead a property under the Homestead Act of 1870VaultBox #81; Folder #49
2018.10.50Mrs. R.L. Bates, 1904 deed of property to Geo. W. AtkinsVaultBox #81; Folder #50
2018.10.51Mrs. R.L. Bates, 1912 letter to War Department and reply, seeking info concerning Revolutionary War military service of William Bates and Simon MillerVaultBox #81; Folder #51
2018.10.52Dew papers: Plot of land sold by Sarah F. Phillips, Newtown, 1872VaultBox #81; Folder #52
2018.10.53Dew papers: Deed, working copy, for 1877 sale of W.H. Taylor family property to K&Q School Board, Newtown District, for Public School House # 3 (Harmony)VaultBox #81; Folder #53
2018.10.54Dew papers: Bill of Sale, Anthony Commune to Jno. G. Dew, for one ox, one cart & yoke, etc, 1875VaultBox #81; Folder #54
2018.10.55Dew papers: Distribution of A.L. Motley Estate, January 12, 1880VaultBox #81; Folder #55
2018.10.56Dew papers: Deed of property between Harmony and Indian Neck, Jos. Smither, et al selling to Lewis R. Smither, 1882VaultBox #81; Folder #56
2018.10.57Dew papers: Account of distribution to legatees of Solomon G. Schools (Temple, Claiborne, George and M.H. Schools, Nannie E. Carneal), signed by Jos. L. Pollard, John M. Garnett, Jno Hutchinson, with plot of divided property drawn by Jno. D. Hutchinson, 1887; Promise to pay W. T. Hood & Co, signed C.M. Schools, Newtown, 1894VaultBox #81; Folder #57
2018.10.58Dew papers: Receipt of taxes of K&Q County property sold by Susan N. Wyatt to Wm L. Durham, 1892VaultBox #81; Folder #58
2018.10.59Dew papers: Letter from John Smither to Judge Jn. G. Dew regarding trial in Rexburg, 1894VaultBox #81; Folder #59
2018.10.60Dew papers: Jno. G. Dew correspondence with B.M. Boyd regarding sale of Providence, 1912VaultBox #81; Folder #60
2018.10.61Dew papers: Property and other tax receipts: John Pitts (1867), John Broaddus (1872), Lee Boulware (1876), F.V. Segar (1900,1901), Jack Holmes (1915, 1917), Chenault Carneal (1916), Beale Carneal (1917), Preston Chenault (1917), Edgar Holmes (1917)VaultBox #81; Folder #61
2018.10.62Dew papers: Plot, Shock Hill, Essex Co., 225 acres, undatedVaultBox #81; Folder #62
2018.10.63Dew papers: Miscellaneous receipts not otherwise identifiedVaultBox #81; Folder #63
2018.10.64Dew papers: Plot, 1871, by Jos. W. Shackford, in the area of Favor, formerly property of John LongestVaultBox #81; Folder #64
2018.10.65Dew papers: Plot of farm owned by Andrew White, 153 acres, surveyed by Jno. H. Pursell, 1876, located on road from Courthouse to Carlton's Corner, near Paces.VaultBox #81; Folder #65
2018.10.66Dew papers: Agreement to sell a steam sawmill, wagon, etc, 1878, between C.P. Snead and J.A. Hutchinson, sellers, to J.T. McDonald and R.R. BroaddusVaultBox #81; Folder #66
2018.10.67Dew papers: Thomas J. Bates draft document, promise to sell property, details marked out, 1880VaultBox #81; Folder #67
2018.10.68Dew papers: Nannie Smithey, draft will, unsigned, 188-VaultBox #81; Folder #68
2018.10.69Dew papers: Anthony Commune, 1875 will, heirs Harriett, Maria, and MaryVaultBox #81; Folder #69
2018.10.70Dew papers: Mary E. Wright vs. Thomas C. Martin Court Decree, 1875, Caroline County, re: Martin's Mill property and George LovenVaultBox #81; Folder #70
2018.10.71Dew papers: B.F. Dew and Wm. F. Fogg, Sharecropping agreement, 1875, for Lynesville farm (unsigned)VaultBox #81; Folder #71
2018.10.72Dew papers: Deed between E. Gardner and Ida Schools, and Charles and Mollie Mitchell, for property formerly owned by Loven, 1893VaultBox #81; Folder #72
2018.10.73Dew papers: Deed, 1896, between William Braxton and his wife Anna Braxton and his daughter EffieVaultBox #81; Folder #73
2018.10.74Dew papers: Deed for property in Essex Co, 1879, between George and Nancy Ingraham and Robert TaylorVaultBox #81; Folder #74
2018.10.75Dew papers: Deeds, Notes, Contracts, Deeds of Trust, for parties Dew, Howerton, Broaddus, Owens,Johnson, Fleet, Howard, 1884-1909, incomplete signaturesVaultBox #81; Folder #75
2018.10.76Dew papers: 30 deeds, marked as recorded and executed in the Clerk's Office, 1872-1927VaultBox #81; Folder #76
2018.11.01Bruington Rural Historic District - Application to the National Register of Historic Places, filed by Data Investigations (Fairfield Foundation), 2018VaultBox #43; Folder #216
2018.12.01Photos of gravestones in the Mitchell Cemetery in Newtown, a small family cemetery. The oldest grave with a date is for William J. Mitchell, 1844-1847VaultBox #58; Folder #273
2018.13.01Guest Book for Auburn (Walkerton), a gift to Martha Watson Taylor (Mrs. Henry P. Taylor) from her mother Fanny Meredith Davis, Christmas 1932. It was used by her until 1965 and then by her grandson Ben Owen 1999-2012.VaultBox #71; Folder #26
2018.13.02Walkerton Bridge under construction, 1997VaultBox #65; Folder #38
2018.14.01Photocopy of a 'Dragon Run' Medallion found near Little Plymouth, thought to be associated with the Dragon Run raceVaultBox #55; Folder #69
2018.14.02Photocopy: excerpt of a map drawn in 1670 by Augustine Herman showing settlements along the Dragon Run, York River and the Mattaponi RiverVaultBox #44; Folder #37
2018.15.01Resolution of the K&Q County School Board in appreciation of the Tavern Museum, May 16, 2018VaultBox #68; Folder #68
2018.16.01Genealogy records associated with Streshley Ball and his son James Ball (1839-1864), living in K&Q in the mid-1800'sVaultBox #58; Folder #274
2018.17.01Photo article titled "Water Everywhere", Country Courier 9/18/2009, showing a flooded boat landing at WalkertonVaultBox #55; Folder #94
2018.18.01Seven Woman's Club Calendars for years 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 (2 copies), with photographs of homes and buildings throughout the county and county advertisersVault (oversized)Box #43; Folder #217
2018.19.01Note from Caroline Jones to Jack Spain, January 2011, about her connections to several of the makers of Mrs. Brown's quiltfaceVaultBox #58; Folder #186
2018.20.01K&Q Ruritan framed original charter #50, 1938Parlor
2018.20.02K&Q Ruritan list of 27 charter members with address and occupation of each, 1938 (framed copy)Storage Shelves
2018.20.03K&Q Ruritan list of 27 charter members with address and occupation of each, 1939 (original)VaultBox #70; Folder #66
2018.21.01Country Courier clippings, Carroll Lee Walker: Local Philanthropist, February 14, 2018; Remembering Carroll Lee Walker, June 20, 2018; Obituary, June 2018VaultBox #55; Folder #30
2018.21.02House & Home Magazine, June/July 2018: John Mitchell's 1755 Map of the British and French Dominions in North America by Captain Bob Cerullo, on display at Urbanna Museum and Visitors CenterVaultBox #55; Folder #95
2018.21.03Tavern Museum 2018 activities recorded in newspaper clippings: school visit; docent dinnerVaultBox #68; Folder #69
2018.21.04Article in House & Home April/May, 2018, King and Queen Courthouse Tavern Museum, by Linda Barnes, photos by Jen ShelorVaultBox #68; Folder #70
2018.21.05King and Queen citizens in the news, 2018: Rev. Robert Brown, William T. Henley IV, Michael L. MartinVaultBox #55; Folder #96
2018.21.062018 obituaries: John Samuel "Sammy" Prince, Barbara Jean Walton, Jacob A. Dabney. Ernest C. "Bobby" Walton, Marian Beane, H. Earl Longest, Larry PistoleVaultBox #55; Folder #97
2018.21.07Upper Mattaponi Tribe Celebrates Heritage and Federal Recognition, Country Courier, June 6, 2018VaultBox #55; Folder #98
2018.22.01Bible records (photocopies) for Bray family, 19th century: includes Faulconer, Jones, Trible, WaringVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #39
2018.22.02Bible records (photocopies) for Edward Wright, 19th century: includes Haile, Motley, MatthewsVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #33
2018.22.03Bible records (photocopies) for Samuel Parker, 18th,19th, 20th centuries: includes Gresham, Gouldman, DunnVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #34
2018.22.04Bible records (photocopies) for John Parker, 19th and 20th centuries, includes: Burnett, Broaddus, Nance, Tuck, Burke, Powers, Carlton, Andrews, WilsonVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #35
2018.22.05Bible records (photocopies) for William Parker, 19th and 20th centuries, includes: Bentley, Gouldman, John G. Bentley list of servants,1857-1863Vault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #36
2018.22.06Bible records (photocopies) for Fogg,19th and early 20th centuries: includes Haile, ScottVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #37
2018.22.07Bible records (photocopies) for Motley and Hutchinson (Edward L. line), 19th and early 20th centuriesVault (oversized)Box #48; Folder #38
2018.23.01Letter from James W. Muire,1861, Gloucester Point, to his father Thacker Muire of White Marsh, WalkertonVaultBox #49; Folder #139
2018.23.02Photocopy of door lock at White Marsh, Walkerton; copy of 1851 advertisement for Carpenter & Tildesley lock manufacturers, with coat of arms matching the door lockVaultBox #49; Folder #139
2018.24.01Photocopy (detail) of Civil War topographical map, Bird's Bridge area of K&Q countyVaultBox #44; Folder #39
2018.27.01Pamphlet: The "Drumright" Family by Gracie Drumright Dowland (Photocopy)VaultBox #58; Folder #275
2018.28.01Dried flower arrangement in a medium white china finger vase19th Century Bedroom
2018.28.02Dried flower arrangement in a pineapple vaseDining Room
2018.28.03Dried flower arrangement, wreath with turkey feathers and magnoliaStorage Shelves
2018.28.04Dried flower arrangement, wreath with peacock feathers and magnoliaStorage Shelves
2018.28.05Dried flower arrangement, wreath with poinsettias for Christmas displayStorage Shelves
2018.28.06Dried flower arrangement in a medium white china finger vase19th Century Bedroom
2018.28.07Dried flower arrangement in a small white china finger vaseParlor
2018.29.01Pamphlet: "Answers to Most-Often Asked Questions About Mattaponi Children's Ranch", Walkerton, c. 1976VaultBox #65; Folder #50
2018.29.02Measuring scoop advertising Walkerton Beauty Shop (Nettie Reynolds)Storage Shelves
2018.29.03Old Tavern Shooters, a tavern-themed set of games with marbles, gameboard, and rules in original box.Storage Shelves
2018.30.02Program for Courthouse Tavern Museum Video Volunteers Appreciation Day, January 20, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #71
2018.32.01Official 7th NYC (1st New York Mounted Rifles, commanded by Colonel Benjamin F. Onderdonk), Cavalry Reports with references to the burning of the King and Queen County Courthouse and other reprisals after the death of Col. Ulrich DahlgrenVaultBox #54; Folder #97
2018.33.01Lenwood Harris of K&Q Court House, died 1945 - scanned copies of his WWII service documents, personal letters, photograph, and photocopied medals, with notice of his death in the Western Pacific theatre with condolence letters and other documents.VaultBox #54; Folder #98
2018.34.01Ernest Green Baytops of Stevensville, scanned copies of his photograph in uniform and family genealogy, died in WWII, 1944VaultBox #54; Folder #99
2018.36.01Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of Anne Ryland, her obituary September 2018VaultBox #61; Folder #53
2018.37.01Pamphlet: Memories of My Association with the late Dr. Scott C. Burrell, Secretary of Colored Y.M.C.A., Richmond, Virginia, for over 50 Years, by Albert Alphonso Lomax; 1946VaultBox #56; Folder #87
2018.38.01Leather valise with initials F.O.M., belonged to Foushee Overton Mooklar, D.D.S. (1873-1961), grandson of Lucy Tolliver Walker of Mt. Elba, Walkerton20th Century Bedroom
2018.39.01Article "A Bygone Era, Minor Store", by Hylah Haile Boyd and John R. Haile, with poem "My Old Post Office is Gone" by Mary Virginia Haile (1898-1972), published ECCA (Essex County Countrywide Alliance), 2018VaultBox #55; Folder #99
2019.01.02Rivers and Roads of Middesex County, Virginia. Self-guided tours of historic and scenic sites (undated)VaultBox #56; Folder #88
2019.01.03Springtime in Historic King & Queen County, Historic Garden Week, April 27, 2001: Farmington, Bewdley, Canterbury, Locust Grove, HillsboroughVaultBox #55; Folder #73
2019.02.01Wooden Cradle, belonged to Matsie Walden of Sunny Side Farm and John Morgan Smithers, Dragonville; singed in a 1913 fire with baby William in the cradle.20th Century Bedroom
2019.02.02Framed photograph of John and William Smither in a carriage, Dragonsville, around 191520th Century Bedroom
2019.02.03Genealogies: John Morgan Smither (1903-1983), for Smither(s), Caldwell, Walden, Hart, Garrett familiesVaultBox #58; Folder #276
2019.02.04Three photographs of the Walden/Smither familyVaultBox #58; Folder #276
2019.02.06Gospel Triumphs in Argentina and Chile by Joseph L. HartArchives Building, in Secretary desk
2019.03.01Newspaper article and Beale Memorial Baptist Church Bulletin: "Beale Memorial Baptist Church Adult Choir Performed At Carnegie. Rappahannock Times, December 12, 2018. Choir sang "The Christmas Rose" ContataVaultBox #41; Folder #17
2019.03.02Program for Dedication of the Carriage House and Stevensville Post Office Restoration, June 28, 2009, with envelope stamped to commemorate the day.VaultBox #68; Folder #20
2019.03.03Draft press release regarding the Vintage Ladies Clothing Exhibit, 2010VaultBox #72; Folder #29
2019.03.04King and Queen Courthouse Tavern Museum "A Great Place to Volunteer" handoutVaultBox #68; Folder #24
2019.04.01Corbin's Mill, acrylic painting, framed, by Mora W. Pierce Greene, a descendant of the builder, Samuel Alexander RegensburgOffice
2019.04.02Family of Samuel Alexander Regensburg (d 1900) and Rosie Sales Fary (d 1916) of Gloucester with photo of Samuel RegensburgVaultBox #58; Folder #277
2019.04.03Framed photograph of Samuel RegensburgOffice
2019.05.01First Baptist Church of Hockley, Virginia 1869-1999, The 130th Anniversary JournalVaultBox #41; Folder #78
2019.06.01Programs (2) for A Fellowship Buffet Breakfast for the Alumni of the King and Queen Training School, April 9, 2019, sponsored by the Southside Association Media CenterVaultBox #42; Folder #137
2019.07.01Pages from the bible owned by Temple Walker, of Locust Grove and Mount Elba, 1811-1980 (photographic copies). Families of Walker, Lipscomb, Baugham, Vaughan, Williams, Draine, Lowry.VaultBox #48; Folder #40
2019.07.02Pages from the bible owned by Temple Walker, of Locust Grove and Mount Elba, 1811-1980 (digital images on CD). Families of Walker, Lipscomb, Baugham, Vaughan, Williams, Draine, Lowry.Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.08.01Richmond Times-Dispatch, "Rappahannock tribe reclaiming its History", November 25, 2018VaultBox #55; Folder #59
2019.08.02Country Courier, "Rappahannock Tribe Native American Day", December 5, 2018VaultBox #55; Folder #59
2019.08.03"Preserving Rosenwald Schools", published by National Trust for Historic Preservation, revised 2012; Historic African/Rosenwald Survey, Preservation Virginia project; List of K&Q Rosenwald Schools in K&Q (Fisk University)VaultBox #42; Folder #77
2019.08.04Tavern Museum Docent Handbooks, 2016VaultBox #68; Folder #72
2019.08.05Invitation cards to KQHS Quarterly Meetings and Tavern eventsVaultBox #61; Folder #87
2019.09.01St. Paul's Country House Tour, 1988, in K&Q: St. Paul's Church, St. Paul's Rectory, Locust Hill; in Essex: Woodland, Hill n' Dale, WaterviewVaultBox #41; Folder #79
2019.09.02Latane Trice's 'Two Bells and a Jingle' (1999)VaultBox #53; Folder #11
2019.09.03Latane Trice's Horse Tales' (2001)VaultBox #53; Folder #11
2019.10.02Our American Adventure, Tiller family history, 2023 SupplementDigitalPhotosAndArchives
2019.11.01Virginia Baptist Foundation Imagine Magazine, Spring 2019, article featuring William Gwathmey, 'Life According to Plan'VaultBox #41; Folder #80
2019.11.02King and Queen Churches: list of slaves who were members of Bruington Church, extracted from church minute books 1811-1868VaultBox #41; Folder #81
2019.12.01Scanned copies of The Ridge, Bruington, home of the McGeorge family: Summer 1918 & Winter, undatedVaultBox #40; Folder #109
2019.13.01Pleasant Hill High School: Football Program c. 1963Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #139
2019.13.02Pleasant Hill High School: Birthday Calendar (July 1957-June 1958)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #140
2019.13.03Pleasant Hill High School: Birthday Calendar (Dec 1960, Jan and Feb 1961)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #141
2019.13.04Pleasant Hill High School: Birthday Calendar (April 1963)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #142
2019.13.05Pleasant Hill High School: Birthday Calendar (April 1964)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #143
2019.14.01Framed Marriage Certificate of Willie Watkins amd Ethel Lelia Armstrong of Biscoe and Owenton, lived at Chapel Hill Farm, parents of Louise Watkins Jones, 1915Parlor
2019.15.01Wooden file stacker shelf used in the K&Q County Clerk's OfficePost Office
2019.16.01Photographic Collage, D. S. Mitchell, member Virginia State Senate, 1920Archives Building
2019.16.02Photographic Collage, Douglas S. Mitchell, Jr., member Virginia House of Delegates, 1936Archives Building
2019.16.03Clare D. Mitchell - Diploma from Fredericksburg State Teachers College, 1929Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #145
2019.16.04Mary B. Mitchell - Diploma from Stevensville High School, 1932Vault (oversized)Box #42; Folder #146
2019.16.05York Academy newspaper "The Pub", May 1975VaultBox #42; Folder #144
2019.17.01A Narrative History of the Fish Ponds of the K&Q Fish HatcheryVaultBox #43; Folder #218
2019.17.02Slater & Vaughan Realtors sales brochure for Society Hill, after 1911VaultBox #74; Folder #83
2019.18.03Artwork and documentation for the County Coat of Arms presented to the county May 9, 1976; John Philip Brooke-Little, Herald of Arms in Ordinary to the Queen, College of Arms, LondonVault (oversized)Box #43; Folder #224
2019.18.04Artwork and documentation for the County Seal presented to the county May 9, 1976; John Philip Brooke-Little, Herald of Arms in Ordinary to the Queen, College of Arms, LondonVault (oversized)Box #43; Folder #225
2019.18.05Certificate (sample) designed by R.C. Gwathmey for the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation BicentennialVaultBox #43; Folder #120
2019.18.06Presentation of K&Q Coat of Arms, May 9, 1976: Program and correspondenceVaultBox #43; Folder #226
2019.18.07Presentation of K&Q Coat of Arms, May 9, 1976: Newspaper article "Rouse speaks of State's Heritage" Tidewater ReviewVaultBox #43; Folder #226
2019.18.08Presentation of K&Q Coat of Arms, May 9, 1976: biographical information used in introduction of speaker Parke RouseVaultBox #43; Folder #226
2019.18.09Presentation of K&Q Coat of Arms, May 9, 1976: program notes including audio-visual detailsVaultBox #43; Folder #227
2019.18.10May 9, 1976: slides identified as 1) Courtney & B. Little and 2) K&Q ChorusVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.11May 9, 1976: Cassette marked as #1 Coat of Arms K&Q Co. 2nd day, Little's speechVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.12May 9, 1976: Cassette marked as #1, Coat of Arms K&Q Co. Ends - part of Betty's BannerVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.13May 9, 1976: Cassette marked as #2 Coat of Arms, K&Q Co, Begins with Norman, ends on portion RouseVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.14May 9, 1976: Cassette marked as #3 Coat of Arms K&Q Co.origVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.15May 9, 1976: Cassette marked as #3 Coat of Arms K&Q Co. starts Rouse, ends HolmesVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.16May 9, 1976: Cassette tape marked as Final Tape Introduction through Banner, sides 1 and 2 (Coat of Arms K&Q Co)Vault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.17May 9, 1976: Cassette tape not labeled, grouped with other tapes containing Coat of Arms K&Q CoVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.18May 9, 1976: 5 inch reel tape marked Presentation Coat of Arms K&Q CoVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.18.19May 9, 1976: reel tape, marked as Coat of Arms K&Q Co, Master tape 3 3/4 ips 2nd generationVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.20.01John Bowles Flannagan, former slave born in K&Q, died Omaha, Nebraska, 1902, newspaper article, 1903VaultBox #58; Folder #278
2019.20.02John Bowles Flannagan, slave owner in Virginia, gave land for and is buried at Poroporone Church, 1913; In memory of Willia R. Flannagan, 1945 Church Bulletin; Estate of Louise B. McKenna, great-granddaughter of John Bowles Flannagan, 2013VaultBox #58; Folder #278
2019.20.03Article "Save the Mattaponi River - Ten Years Later", Country Courier, October 2, 2019VaultBox #55; Folder #100
2019.20.04Easement, 2008, between Rebecca Dunton and Elizabeth Dunton & KQHS for placement of a Tavern Museum/Historic District sign on their property.VaultBox #64; Folder #39
2019.21.01Photo portrait of Ethner Murphy, died age 10, buried Chapel Hill Farm, Bisco20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.02Collection of seven keys (5 skeleton keys, 1 cabinet key, 1 clock key)Back Hall, 2nd Floor
2019.21.03Eyeglasses, horned-rim (plastic), round lensesStorage Cabinet
2019.21.04Eyeglasses, metal, round lenses, in a leather caseStorage Cabinet
2019.21.05Four straight razors, 3 in leather cases, contained in a Miller & Rhoads boxStorage Shelves
2019.21.06Two lead fishing weights with fish hooksBack Hall, 2nd Floor
2019.21.07Woman's pillbox hat, green velvet, with veil, owned by Ethel Armstrong Watkins20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.08Woman's cloche hat, black, with hat pin, owned by Ethel Armstrong Watkins20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.09Woman's pillbox hat, black felt, with veil and hat pin, owned by Ethel Armstrong Watkins20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.10Woman's pillbox hat, black felt with matching hairpin, owned by Ethel Armstrong Watkins20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.11Miller and Rhoads Dept Store Hatbox20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.12Thalhimers Dept Store Hatbox20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.13Small sewing basket with green tassel, green lining20th Century Bedroom
2019.21.14Louise Watkins, Diploma from Marriott High School, Biscoe, 1935Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #149
2019.21.15Photographs Louise Watkins and Thomas Stuart Jones (1938-1980); Willie Lee and Ruth Ellen Mitchell Armstrong and family; John and Pearl Baldwin Armstrong 1950; John Robert Armstrong; James Richard Dudley Armstrong, (1930s)VaultBox #40; Folder #110
2019.21.16Birth certificate of Thomas S. Jones, 1915; Marriage Certificate of Ethel Louise Watkins and Thomas Stuart Jones, 1937; Marriage Certificate for Ethel Lelia Armstrong and Willie Watkins, 1915VaultBox #58; Folder #284
2019.21.171940s Advertising: Drivers Handbook, Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co.; Furniture for Collectors, Henkel-Harris; Pocket Lumber Scale, Industrial Supply CorpVaultBox #74; Folder #84
2019.22.01McLelland family genealogy records: Descendants of Hezekiah McLelland (b. 1783) and Mary Temple (1790-1849); ancestors of Walter Shackford McLelland 1870-1958 (McLelland, Temple, Walker, Quarles, Southerland, Turner and Pollard)VaultBox #58; Folder #279
2019.22.02Genealogy Enoch George McLelland, 1830-1864 m. 1) Katherine Turner, m. 2) Margaret Frazer and descendants; 1984 Catalog for McLelland's Saddlery Inc.VaultBox #58; Folder #280
2019.22.03Genealogy Martha Cole McLelland,1827-1900, m. John William Shackford (1819-1900) and descendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #281
2019.22.04Genealogy Thomas Coke McLelland,1825-1864, m. Elizabeth Saunders 1832-1873VaultBox #58; Folder #282
2019.22.05Genealogy Benjamin Whatcoat McLelland b. 1828 m. 1851 Mary Evelyn Quarles; original photograph of Lucy (daughter of Thomas Coke McLelland) and Mary (daughter of Benjamin Whatcoat McLelland); photocopied photographs Benjamin Whatcoat McLelland.VaultBox #58; Folder #283
2019.23.01Marriott School Basketball program, rosters for Marriott and KW, girls and boys teams and KW cheerleaders, with ad for Coke, 1960Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #147
2019.23.02Marriott School Basketball program, rosters for Marriott and KW, girls and boys teams and cheerleaders for both teams, with ad for Coke, 1960Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #148
2019.24.01Framed photograph (reproduction, enlarged) of Newtown High School faculty (1927): Jack Chenault, Inez Watkins, Belle Jones, Clarice Davis, Eleanor Broaddus, Mrs. Jack ChenaultChanging Exhibits Room
2019.25.01Regensburg family documents (photocopies): photo of S.A. Regensburg with documents recording his Civil War service, Confederate; photo of Rosie A. Regensburg (d. 1916) and her death certificate; photo of S.A. and Rosie A. Regensburg with an unidentified boy.VaultBox #58; Folder #286
2019.25.02Photograph of Corbins Mill in 1972 and copy of painting by Mora W. Pierce Greene (photocopies)VaultBox #40; Folder #111
2019.25.03Newspaper clipping (undated, photocopy): S.A. Regensburg advertising for runaway slaves Wylie, Sam and BobVaultBox #58; Folder #286
2019.26.01Five-shelf book case for the LibraryLibrary
2019.27.01Miller family of Millers Tavern, York Woods property, and perhaps Dunkirk, with ties to King and Queen County as well as Essex County: John Miller, A.P. Miller, Thomas Miller and others. Burke family, Gloucester.VaultBox #58; Folder #285
2019.28.01Images on Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness Panels (hardcopy of cd in file)VaultBox #68; Folder #73
2019.29.01Pamphlet, The Miller in Eighteenth-Century Virginia: An Account of Mills & the Craft of Milling, as well as a Description of the Windmill near the Palace in Williamsburg; published by Colonial Williamsburg; 1988VaultBox #56; Folder #89
2019.29.02King and Queen County Fair Committee, 1928-1929, Minutes, L.W. McGeorge, SecretaryVaultBox #43; Folder #42
2019.29.03K& Q Historical Society Membership accounts, 1982-1998VaultBox #61; Folder #88
2019.29.04Historical Society Constitution as amended August, 1962VaultBox #61; Folder #25
2019.29.05List of members of K&Q Historical Society, 1961VaultBox #61; Folder #58
2019.29.06Letter from Henry P. Taylor to Carey C. Hall regarding formation of a committee to initiate renovation of the Old Clerk's Office, 1961VaultBox #61; Folder #24A
2019.29.07Report of consultation on equipment for storing and preserving records,1961, by Henry P. TaylorVaultBox #61; Folder #24A
2019.29.08Landscape Plan for Tavern Museum and Courthouse Green by Chris DeWitte, 2003Map CabinetBox #64; Folder #41
2019.29.09Project site map for Taven within the Courthouse Green District by Mitchell-Wilson Associates August 15, 1995Map CabinetBox #64; Folder #42
2019.29.10King and Queen Tavern Renovations, Art and Architecture, Site Layout Plan, August 9, 1999Map CabinetBox #64; Folder #44
2019.29.11The Forge, Glenwood Farm 1) photo of bricks recovered from the site,1972. 2) photocopy of a plat of the property, 1901, owned by Dr. Moore G. Fauntleroy 3) photocopy of a plat, 1875. of the division of property owned by Dr. M.G. FauntleroyVaultBox #59; Folder #102
2019.29.12Newington archaeology and history, notes used for preparing Bulletin Article #112VaultBox #43; Folder #219
2019.29.13Newspaper clippings: Vintage Ladies Clothes on Display, Tavern Museum, Rappahannock Times, February 2010; Country Courier, undatedVaultBox #72; Folder #29
2019.29.14Bland Family Cemetery, Prince George County, VA, 1985 reconsecrationVaultBox #58; Folder #240
2019.29.15Brick sidewalk, billing and other correspondence, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #49
2019.29.16Anthony Arnold family, connected to Hill and Harrison families, by H. Franklin Minor, 2002VaultBox #58; Folder #233
2019.29.17Photocopied petitions regarding 1) pension of Pitman Wiatt, 1794 2) Shepherds, Turners Warehouse (undated) 3) Shepherds Warehouse (undated)VaultBox #43; Folder #220
2019.29.18Indenture (transcript), 1735, between Adam Dickie of King and Queen County and Frances Burgess of Lancaster Co.VaultBox #43; Folder #221
2019.29.19K&Q membership card file maintain by John F. Jones, treasure, 1970'sVault (unboxed)
2019.29.20Lewis Cemetery, proposed Garden Club project, photographs of the cemetery prior to tombstone restorationVaultBox #61; Folder #85A
2019.29.21Dewsville and the Dew Family, correspondence between Mary Sue Dew and Elizabeth Johnson, 1968; transcripts of Dew family letters; notes for Bulletin Article by Anne Ryland, 1993VaultBox #58; Folder #79
2019.29.22Casette labelled "From a Black Oak Tree: How to locate a piece of land with no deed." by Birdie HolsclawVault Filing Cabinet 2nd drawer
2019.29.23Tavern Renovation, Norman Construction Schedule (Nov 1999-Oct 1999); List of submittals for construction subcontractorsVaultBox #68; Folder #09
2019.30.01Large crocheted doily (25")Dining Room
2019.30.02Embroidered cotton pillowcase20th Century Bedroom
2019.30.03Lady's cotton handkerchiefs (10)20th Century Bedroom
2019.30.04Pink Cotton Gloves20th Century Bedroom
2019.30.05Pleasant Hill High School Hornets Felt Pennant, 1962Storage Cabinet
2019.30.06Pleasant Hill High School Student photographs, 1962VaultBox #42; Folder #161
2019.30.07Pleasant Hill High School Reunion Program, 1982VaultBox #42; Folder #161
2019.30.08Pleasant Hill High School Commencement Program, 1962VaultBox #42; Folder #161
2019.30.09Pleasant Hill High School Reunion Program, 1990VaultBox #42; Folder #161
2019.30.10Pleasant Hill High School Sweater Letter with pins for Future Homemakers (2) and Future Farmers (1), 1962Storage Cabinet
2019.30.11Pleasant Hill High School Sweater Letter, 1962Storage Cabinet
2019.30.12Pleasant Hill High School Patch District E 1962 ChampionsStorage Cabinet
2019.30.13Pleasant Hill High School Tassel "62Storage Cabinet
2019.30.14Flyer advertising Jesse M. Robinson Gloucester Record Store with 100 Hits of 1961 and 1962 song titlesVaultBox #74; Folder #93
2019.30.15Buena Vista School Building: 2 photographs with brothers Robert Cornelius Seward and Walter Dew Seward, 1 photograph with Elizabeth Bristow and Robert Cornelius Seward; Tidewater Review newspaper articles, April 26, 2000: "The school with a good view leaves a good impression" and "Duo breathes life back into old school"VaultBox #42; Folder #162
2019.30.16Poroporone Baptist Church: Pamphlet 150th Anniversary, 1957; 2 photographs of new building; 2 photographs of original building with congregation; 1 photograph of Reverend Engels and familyVaultBox #41; Folder #86
2019.30.17Mary Elizabeth Bristow and Robert Cornelius Seward Family of Shacklefords: documents, photographs and obituariesVaultBox #58; Folder #309
2019.30.18Gold wire rim eyeglasses, octagonal lenses, in a case marked Aebersold, RichmondStorage Cabinet
2019.30.19Biscuit Jar, white with pink garland and basket handle, stamped JapanKitchen
2019.30.20Wooden butter paddleKitchen
2019.30.21Gold wire rim eyeglasses, bifocal lenses, in a case marked SewardStorage Cabinet
2019.31.01KQHS Coverlet, King and Queen SchoolsStorage Shelves
2020.01.01Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: The Taylor Cousins, Margaret Corbin, m. 1869 ?? and John Brown Taylor, Sr. (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #295
2020.01.02Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Nancy Wright and Roosevelt Taylor family tree (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #296
2020.01.03Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Family reunion, "Cousins, Cousins and More Cousins": Johnson, Buchanan, Oneal, Brooks, Candia, Baytops, Gardner, Moore (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #297
2020.01.04Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Patsy Webb (b. 1835) and Nelson Taylor (b. 1830) and family; includes Upshaw, Lawson (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #298
2020.01.05Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Lizzie Banks m. Thomas E. Brookk, 1903, and family, "May our strong roots keep us together" (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #299
2020.01.06Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Edmonia Frazier (d. 2015) m. George Washington Coleman (d. 1984) and Family (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #300
2020.01.07Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Bessie Allen and George R. Frazier, Sr., m. 1918, 5 Generations (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #301
2020.01.08Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Hannah and Thomas Harvey and family, five generations (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #302
2020.01.09Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Mary Hines (b. 1867) Alexander Hill (b. 1852), and family (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #303
2020.01.10Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Annie Mae Taylor and Larkin Hill and Taylor Families (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #304
2020.01.11Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Mary Hines and Alexander Hill, Jr, of Neckfield Farm, their descendants born 1885-1911 (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #305
2020.01.12Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Robinson Family Reunion, 1990, descendants of Sarah Windsley m. Albert Robinson 1881 (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #58; Folder #306
2020.01.13Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Edge Hill Elementary School Teachers & Students 1937-1963 (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #152
2020.01.14Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Edge Hill Elementary School Alumni Association In Memoriam (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #153
2020.01.15Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Edge Hill Elementary School History, founded 1937 (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #154
2020.01.16Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: Edge Hill Elementary School, founded 1937, history, photographs, drawings (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #42; Folder #155
2020.01.17Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: New Mount Zion Church Past & Present Officials, 145 years #1-b&w (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #41; Folder #83
2020.01.18Nannie Taylor Poster Collection: New Mount Zion Church Past & Present Officials, 145 years #2, color (reproduction)Map CabinetBox #41; Folder #84
2020.03.01Home Comfort Cook Book, 1933, published by Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis, illustrations of cooking ranges 1864-1933VaultBox #71; Folder #28
2020.04.01Handkerchief box with image of a young girl fishing20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.022 embroidered handkerchiefs, 1 silk, 1 cotton20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.03Dress pattern purchased from Fashion Service by Miss Pearle Cooke20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.04Dress pattern by Simplicity, owned by Miss Pearle Cooke20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.05People's Friend Baking BookVaultBox #71; Folder #29
2020.04.06People's Journal Aunt Kate's Prize Cake Cook Book, 1938VaultBox #71; Folder #29
2020.04.07Hammock's Muscular Movement Writing System, 1914VaultBox #42; Folder #160
2020.04.08Buttons, loose (3) and on cards (3)20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.09Embroidered garters used to attach hosiery to corset20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.10Flower stem holder, test tube wrapped in satin20th Century Bedroom
2020.04.11Copies of 5 recorded deeds to property owned by Fountain W. Cooke and Maude J. Cooke (1906, 1907, 1908)VaultBox #59; Folder #103
2020.04.12Certificate of Entry of Bull in the Herd Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club, 1936. Bull's name: Fountain's King of Canterbury; Owner A.P. GwathmeyVaultBox #74; Folder #94
2020.04.13Framed image of a child, advertising W.F. Parker Oil Co of Walkerton20th Century Bedroom
2020.05.01Briar Hill, home of the Gresham family (near Newtown) and its removal from K&Q to Nottoway Co. in 2018VaultBox #58; Folder #307
2020.06.01John H. Marston (Shacklefords) Account book 1964-1969: Farm, Post Office, Store, Pulpwood, etc.VaultBox #45; Folder #220
2020.06.02John H. Marston (Shacklefords P.O.) Money Orders Issued July 1949-1950VaultBox #76; Folder #54A
2020.06.03The Popular Commencement Book by Effa E. Preston, 1931; stamped Pleasant Hill High School; inscribed: Donated by the Class of 1936Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2020.06.04Farmers' Almanac, 1969, distributed by York Supply Co.VaultBox #56; Folder #93
2020.06.05John H. Marston, receipts and bills for agriculture, 1950's-1970sVaultBox #74; Folder #85
2020.06.06John H. Marston, USDA Wheat Program Brochure, 1970; ASC Office post card; ASC Newsletters, 1969; Tidewater Soil and Water Conservation District Annual Report, 1975VaultBox #74; Folder #86
2020.06.07John H Marston, Marston's Atlantic Groceries, receipts and bills, 1970sVaultBox #74; Folder #87
2020.06.08John H. Marston, Shacklefords, receipts, bills, building permits, 1960s, 1970sVaultBox #74; Folder #88
2020.06.09Adelaide Marston (1969) and John H. Marston (1973), Shacklefords, property assesmentsVaultBox #74; Folder #89
2020.06.10John H. Marston, 1968 lease with Thomas E. and Agnes Wilson, Chemical Research and Packaging Co.VaultBox #74; Folder #90
2020.06.11John H. Marston, correspondence re: lease of property for highway sign for Grey's Point Camp, 1977VaultBox #74; Folder #91
2020.06.12Brochures: Fisher Stove Works; Delta Beach Vacation and Retirement Real Estate (1968); Vepco, Time is on your side (1978); Smart Families Freeze in Summer (undated)VaultBox #74; Folder #92
2020.06.13John H. Marston student contract and receipt with York Academy, 1970VaultBox #42; Folder #156
2020.06.14Poroporone Baptist Church Bulletin, March 1976VaultBox #41; Folder #85
2020.06.15Lucky Star Composition Book (pages blank, from John H. Marston home), c. 1960VaultBox #42; Folder #160
2020.07.01Kennedy/Johnson Bumper Stickers (3) 1960 Presidential Campaign; Sample Ballots for 1963 Democratic Primary State Senate, Campbell vs. DeJarnetteVaultBox #43; Folder #229
2020.08.01Emlyn Brown "Brownie" Bevan, Life of the Good Ol Boy; his autobiography, 2020VaultBox #58; Folder #308
2020.09.01Baby pillowcase, white on white embroidery (with new pillow inside)20th Century Bedroom
2020.10.01Jessie Merle Walton, Valedictory Speech, Pleasant Hill High School, 1947 (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #164
2020.10.02Pleasant Hill High School May Day 1963, photographs of the Court (photocopies)VaultBox #42; Folder #163
2020.10.03Newspaper Clippings: R. A. Sutton Top K&Q Forester of the Year, 1963 (Tidewater Review); K&Q Forestry Club awards and new officers, 1963 (Tidewater Review); Lower K&Q Fire-EMS 25th Anniversary, 2015 (Country Courier)VaultBox #55; Folder #109
2020.10.04K&Q 4-H Club 1957 Year Book and Program for Share the Fun Talent ContestVaultBox #43; Folder #230
2020.10.05Newspaper clipping, Home Remedies; Obstetrical Table, undatedVaultBox #55; Folder #108
2020.10.06Receipts for medical services and products: H.S. Bland (McGuire Clinic/St. Lukes,1908)VaultBox #55; Folder #108
2020.10.07Receipts for medical services and products: Russell Bland (Dr. W.E. Croxton,1930,1931)VaultBox #55; Folder #108
2020.10.08Receipts for medical services and products: Joel Bland (Dr. W.W. Bennett, 1908, 1912, 1916)VaultBox #55; Folder #108
2020.10.09Receipts for medical services and products: Mary Farinholt (Dr. W.W. Bennett, 1909)VaultBox #55; Folder #108
2020.10.10Receipts for medical services and products: W.S. Roane (Dr. Anderson J. Courtney, 1885)VaultBox #55; Folder #107
2020.10.11Receipts for medical services and products: Dinks and Elizabeth Hunley (Dr. W.W. Bennett, 1909)VaultBox #55; Folder #107
2020.10.12Articles for mothers on nutrition and health for their children (Virginia Department of Health bulletins, 1920s)VaultBox #71; Folder #30
2020.10.13Certificate awarded to Mrs. R.P. Hart, completing correspondence course "The Healthy Baby", 1925VaultBox #71; Folder #30
2020.10.14Notice from K&Q Co. Health Department of Pre-school Clinics, 1953VaultBox #71; Folder #30
2020.10.15Correspondence between Mrs. R.P. Hart and Nancy Vance re: fund for cancer patients; newspaper article about Nancy Vance, 1941VaultBox #71; Folder #31
2020.10.16Invitation to a wedding shower for Ethel CollinsVaultBox #71; Folder #32
2020.10.17Invitation to an At Home from Misses Alma and Rosalie BlandVaultBox #71; Folder #32
2020.10.18Invitation to dinner at 'Belmont', a Vaughan home, 1908VaultBox #71; Folder #32
2020.10.19Invitation to a Goffsburg Basket Picnic, 1884, from M.C. Farinholt, M.L. Bowden, J.B. Bland, J.I. CollinsVaultBox #71; Folder #32
2020.10.20Ticket to K&Q Baseball Club game (undated)VaultBox #71; Folder #33
2020.10.21Collectible card "Fifty Prize and Game Chickens", Allen and Ginter cigarette package enclosure (undated)VaultBox #71; Folder #32
2020.10.22Pleasant Hill High School 1958 May Day program (photocopy)VaultBox #42; Folder #163
2020.10.23Audio recording of Jessie Merle Walton in 2020 recalling going to school at Pleasant Hill High School, valedictorian and graduate, 1947DigitalPhotosandArchives\Jessie Walton
2020.10.25Pleasant Hill High School Hornets Felt PennantStorage Cabinet
2020.10.26Home of Jessie Merle Walton located between Shacklefords and Mattaponi, copy of a drawing by David Lewis, 1990VaultBox #42; Folder #164
2020.11.01Jimmy Walton's Football Letter from PHHSChanging Exhibits Room
2020.12.01Panoramic photograph of Pleasant Hill School student body, faculty and staff, 1949, unframedMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #157
2020.12.02Pleasant Hill High School Classes of 1931-1964 reunion 1990VaultBox #42; Folder #158
2020.12.03Pleasant Hill High School photo album "My Classmates", Dorothy Bristow's 9th grade class,1949VaultBox #42; Folder #159
2020.12.04Pleasant Hill High School 4th grade group photo, teacher Katherine Hugh PembertonVaultBox #42; Folder #159
2020.12.05Pleasant Hill High School student and teacher individual photographs, 1940sVaultBox #42; Folder #159
2020.12.06A Brief History of Pleasant Hill School 1910-1964, by Ella Ammons, 1990VaultBox #42; Folder #158
2020.14.05Walkerton Day, 1979, Roosevelt Taylor, Jim Taylor, Martie OwenVaultBox #65; Folder #48
2020.15.01Richmond Times-Dispatch, Dec 27, 2020, "1971: Promoting the Common Benefit", re: 1971 Virginia Constitution, photo of committee members includes Jack SpainVaultBox #55; Folder #111
2020.16.01Transcribed correspondence (1846-1912) between Laura Jones and Dr. Henry Gresham, and others, an indexed manuscript, unpublished, by Richard CoutureVault (oversized)Box #51; Folder #17
2020.18.01Yoke for horse or mule, use to harness animal to plow or wagon used on the Schools's farm in HelmetCarriage House
2020.18.02Hames used to harness a horse or mule used on the Schools's farm in HelmetCarriage House
2020.18.03Tobacco planter used on the Schools's farm in HelmetCarriage House
2020.18.04Photograph of Dora M. and Ellis Harvey Schools of HelmetVaultBox #40; Folder #113
2020.19.01Miscellaneous accounts 1856-1866 for children and slaves of Benjamin Pendleton Cooke (d. 1849) and Emeline Courtney Bagby Cooke; John R. Bagby, TrusteeVaultBox #45; Folder #222
2020.20.01Ditch Banks in King and Queen County by Elizabeth HutchinsonVaultBox #43; Folder #231
2021.02.01Obituary for Lillian Jones, February 9, 2021, Country CourierVaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.02.02Obituary for Jessie Walton, February 5, 2021VaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.02.03Dominion Energy planning to renew 20-year license for South Anna NuclearVaultBox #55; Folder #117
2021.02.04William Gwathmey Celebrates 100th birthday, Country Courier, May 2021VaultBox #41; Folder #80
2021.02.05Photograph (copy) of Dixon in ruins after 2021 fireVaultBox #56; Folder #62
2021.02.07Sleepy Time Exhibit, installed May 2021, Photographs and donors/objects listVaultBox #68; Folder #75
2021.02.08Obituary for Marian South Ball, June 7, 2021, Richmmond Times DispatchVaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.03.01History of Hillsboro, student paper written by Meredith Taylor (Averett), 1947VaultBox #43; Folder #114
2021.05.01Lawson-Marriott Elementary School Yearbook 1985-1986VaultBox #42; Folder #169
2021.06.01Colonial bottle fragment found in the Mattaponi River near Davis Beach/Ben VenueStorage Cabinet
2021.07.02Teacher's exam sheet #1, 1906, required by applicants for teaching certificatesMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #166
2021.07.03Teacher's exam sheet #2, 1906, required by applicants for teaching certificatesMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #167
2021.08.01Invitation to a picnic at Mt. Elba Spring, May 24, 1859, issued by "The Young Gentlemen of King and Queen": A. Fleet Bagby, R.W. Saunders, W.T. Haynes, A.C. Walker, J. A. Smither, T.L.D. Muire, Edward C. Fox, Thos. C. McLelland, L.T. GwathmeyVaultBox #71; Folder #34
2021.09.01Book: A Patchwork Quilt of Favorite TalesParlor
2021.09.02Book: Fifty Famous Fairy TalesParlor
2021.09.03Book: A Child's Garden of VersesParlor
2021.09.04Blanket, Humpty Dumpty, cotton embroideryParlor
2021.09.05Doll, china head, red dressParlor
2021.10.01Little Bo Peep Bib with pinParlor
2021.10.02String of diaper pins with quilted cotton diaperParlor
2021.10.03Satin baby bootiesParlor
2021.10.04Glass baby bottle with nippleParlor
2021.11.01Blue linen hand towelParlor
2021.12.01Photocopy of "Landmarks: King & Queen County, Buena Vista District", containing descriptions of historic places including some genealogies and photographs (Aspen Grove, Cherry Row, Farmville, Goffsburg, Gwynsville, Hockley, Upsil), compiled by Blanche Sutton Bland (Mrs. Robert Tyler Bland), 1971Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #21C
2021.12.02The Roane Family, Descendants of Robert Roane of EnglandVaultBox #58; Folder #110
2021.12.03Plain View Farm, home of Nannie Fields Bland and W. J. LeighVaultBox #43; Folder #110
2021.12.04Will of Thomas Hoomes, d. 1821, of MelroseVaultBox #50; Folder #19
2021.13.01Announcement of Commencement Exercises, June 17, 2021, at Maggie L. Walker Governor's School, with card insert from Zachary Sheley "El Fin"VaultBox #42; Folder #168
2021.14.01Square cut nails (8) found near the foundation of Shepherd's Store (formerly Turner & Acree Warehouse) in WalkertonCarriage House
2021.15.01John Lewis Cemetery, program for dedication of VA OFPA Grave Marker and Lewis genealogy chart; Biography of Abigail Collins published by West Point and Vicinity Club of NANBPWC, Inc., 2021VaultBox #61; Folder #85
2021.15.02Biography of Abigail Collins by West Point and Vicinity Club of NANBPWC, Inc.VaultBox #58; Folder #313
2021.16.01William Hurt, Sr. immigrant 1650, son John Hurt, Sr. lived St. Stephens Parish, 1691, excerpt from The Early Hurt Family of VirginiaVaultBox #58; Folder #314
2021.18.01Horse Collar with HamesCarriage House
2021.18.02Tow Bar, part of a HitchCarriage House
2021.18.03Door Lock, 1 of 3Carriage House
2021.18.04Door Lock, 2 of 3Carriage House
2021.18.05Door Lock, 3 of 3Carriage House
2021.18.06PadlockCarriage House
2021.18.07Pulley with HookCarriage House
2021.18.08Well WheelCarriage House
2021.18.09GrinderCarriage House
2021.18.10Rat trap, 1 of 2Carriage House
2021.18.11Rat trap, 2 of 2Carriage House
2021.18.12Wooden keg tap, 1 of 2Kitchen
2021.18.13Wooden keg tap, 2 of 2Kitchen
2021.18.14Scale balance bar with pointerCarriage House
2021.18.15Gate or Door LatchCarriage House
2021.18.16Iron griddle owned by the Barefoot family of FavorKitchen
2021.18.17Kitchen fork with 3 prongs, 1 of 2Kitchen
2021.18.18Kitchen fork with 3 prongs, 2 of 2Kitchen
2021.18.19CorkscrewKitchen
2021.18.20Keys on a chainCarriage House
2021.19.01Painted Canvas Floor ClothHall Top Floor
2021.19.02Walkerton Literary Society Minutes July 1892-1895Map CabinetBox #71; Folder #35
2021.20.01Improved Ready Reckoner Form & Log Book, published by John C.Winston Co, 1946, inscribed Louis Kendall PalmerParlor
2021.20.02Whitman's Answer Book Thousand Fact Reference, Whitman Publishing Co. 1938, inscribed M.R. (Maynard Richardson), PowcanParlor
2021.21.01Wooden desk from Stevensville Post Office, two drawers without a baseCarriage House
2021.21.02Rubber Stamp, K&Q 150th Anniversary 1691-1951, from Stevensville Post OfficeDining Room
2021.21.03Carter's Stamp Pad, from Stevensville Post OfficeDining Room
2021.21.04English stamp (portrait of King George), postmarked 1945, Sheffield (found in P.O. desk drawer)Post Office
2021.22.01Cook Book: King and Queen Kitchens published by the Court House Home Demonstration Club, 1950sVaultBox #71; Folder #35
2021.22.02Pamphlet, the Seventh Annual Tidewater Agricultural Fair, West Point, Virginia, September 1954 (3 Copies)VaultBox #74; Folder #08
2021.23.01Photographs of Dixon, 1932 (copies); 1970 (copy); 2004 (originals)VaultBox #40; Folder #114
2021.24.01Magazine article "New Messages in Old Bottles" by Ivor Noel Hume, 1998, Colonial WilliamsburgVaultBox #55; Folder #118
2021.24.02Magazine article "The Legacy of Rosenwald Schools" by Steven Johnson, 2021, Cooperative LivingVaultBox #55; Folder #119
2021.25.01Pine display cabinet, built by Jen ShelorDining Room
2021.25.02K&Q Farm Bureau Articles of Incorporation (1967) with amendment (1985)VaultBox #43; Folder #232
2021.25.03Newspaper article: Va.'s federally recognized tribes begin work on sovereignty accord, Richmond T-D, October 2021VaultBox #55; Folder #72
2021.25.04Photograph of standing chimneys on the Poor House tract, 2021VaultBox #43; Folder #79
2021.25.05Newpaper article K&Q Repubican Party remembers Jessie Walton memorial, Country Courier, October 2021VaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.25.06MPRA (Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivers Association) letter, 1995, re: plan for area near bridge at Walkerton.VaultBox #65; Folder #52
2021.25.07Graves at Clifton, Spencer familyVaultBox #58; Folder #315
2021.25.08Howard Walker obituary, November 2021; Anna Rowe Fogg, December 2021VaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.25.09Frank Herrin funeral program, November 2021VaultBox #58; Folder #312
2021.26.01Riverview, built c.1850, with modern renovations by Post descendant John Atkins Bland and Rebekah Page Bland, photograph and description with information about the Post family; Aziel Robert Freeman Post, original owner and builder.Vault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #21C
2021.27.01Wood Stove with componentsChanging Exhibits Room
2021.27.022 small wooden student desks & wooden rulersChanging Exhibits Room
2021.28.01Framed photographs (3) Marriott School students, collection of Clare MitchellChanging Exhibits Room
2021.28.02Felt armband MHS (Marriott high School), purple and goldStorage Cabinet
2021.28.03Marriott High School Baccalaureate and Commencement Program,1969VaultBox #42; Folder #172
2021.28.04Newsletter, K&Q Public Schools, January, 1974VaultBox #42; Folder #172
2021.28.05Box CameraStorage Cabinet
2021.28.06Longwood College Diploma, Clare Downing Mitchell, 1952, unframedVaultBox #42; Folder #172
2021.28.07Sunday School pins (2) in a Miller & Rhoads cardboard box, jewelry-sized, whiteStorage Cabinet
2021.28.08Miller & Rhoads cardboard box, jewelry-sized, green, with drawings of Richmond historic buildingsStorage Cabinet
2021.28.09Minnie Lewis Mitchell Genealogical and family correspondence (Mitchell, Lewis, Iverson)VaultBox #58; Folder #316
2021.28.10250th Anniversary of K&Q County, 1941 Speech by J.D. Mitchell, welcoming guestsVaultBox #43; Folder #233
2021.28.11250th Anniversary of K&Q County, 1941 Speech by Robert B. Tunstall, keynote speechVaultBox #43; Folder #234
2021.28.12250th Anniversary of K&Q County, 1941 Newspaper article, King and Queen prepares for 2000 guestsVaultBox #43; Folder #234
2021.28.13Blank Envelope stamped K&Q 250th Anniversary King and Queen County 1691 - 1941Dining Room
2021.28.14Receipts (3), J.D. Mitchell: R.T. Carlton Lumber, 1950; Christian & Co., 1950; Tidewater Tel Co, 1951VaultBox #74; Folder #95
2021.28.15K&Q Junior Woman's Club Annual Year Book 1946-47, belonged to Mrs. J. D. (Minnie) MitchellVaultBox #43; Folder #166
2021.29.01Bible of the Edward L. Hutchinson, Jr. familyParlor
2021.29.02Bible records of the Edward L. Hutchinson, Jr. family, including family correspondence and church programsVaultBox #58; Folder #317
2021.30.02King and Queen County Highway Maps 1975 and 1993VaultBox #44; Folder #29
2021.30.03Virginia County Maps: Essex (1977); Lancaster (1975); Northumberland (1975); Richmond (1975); Westmoreland (1973)VaultBox #44; Folder #43
2021.31.01History of New Mount Zion Baptist Church 1870-1973VaultBox #41; Folder #90
2021.31.02Central School photographs, 1956VaultBox #42; Folder #171
2022.01.01School LockerChanging Exhibits Room
2022.02.01Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Lunch BoxChanging Exhibits Room
2022.02.02Marriott HS PennantChanging Exhibits Room
2022.03.01Baseball BatChanging Exhibits Room
2022.03.02Class Ring, Stevensville HSChanging Exhibits Room
2022.03.03Dick and Jane Books (3)Changing Exhibits Room
2022.04.01Marriott HS 1959 BaseballChanging Exhibits Room
2022.04.02Marriott HS 1959 Baseball GloveChanging Exhibits Room
2022.04.03Marriott HS 1959 photo Marriott HS GraduationChanging Exhibits Room
2022.04.04Marriott HS 1959 unframed DiplomaChanging Exhibits Room
2022.05.01Teacher's costume (Shawl, dress, ruffled petticoat, apron, hat, shoes)Changing Exhibits Room
2022.05.02Teacher's Watch on a Ribbon andChanging Exhibits Room
2022.05.03Metal Trophy, 1955Changing Exhibits Room
2022.05.04Marriott High School Ring, 1963Changing Exhibits Room
2022.05.05Dictionary of ErrorsChanging Exhibits Room
2022.05.06Book -The Story of VirginiaChanging Exhibits Room
2022.05.07Lucky Star Composition BookChanging Exhibits Room
2022.06.01Silver Rally Day Trophy 1915-1922Changing Exhibits Room
2022.06.02Softball Game Ball, Marriott HS, autographed by coach William Gwathmey and teamChanging Exhibits Room
2022.06.03Marriott High School: PennantChanging Exhibits Room
2022.06.04Book: Burn's PoemsChanging Exhibits Room
2022.06.05Marriott High School: Unframed diploma, 1912, Maxie AcreeChanging Exhibits Room
2022.07.01Photo Album, This is My Life, Susan RichardsonChanging Exhibits Room
2022.07.02Pleasant Hill High School artifact: CorsageChanging Exhibits Room
2022.07.03Pleasant Hill High School artifact: Record Elvis Presley record, Loving YouChanging Exhibits Room
2022.07.04Pleasant Hill High School artifact: Commencement Invitation 1963Changing Exhibits Room
2022.07.05Jackets Buzz May 1963 Junior Senior PromVaultBox #42; Folder #173
2022.08.012 papier mache red applesChanging Exhibits Room
2022.08.02Poster, Blackie and His Lazy K Ranch Boys Concert at Marriott Sch. July 23 (no year), Baseball Game betw Walkerton and Cumnor scored on reverseVaultBox #42; Folder #170
2022.09.01White Graduation cap with tasselChanging Exhibits Room
2022.09.02Wooden BucketChanging Exhibits Room
2022.09.03Vintage leather footballChanging Exhibits Room
2022.10.01Two Teachers Registers, K&Q Training SchoolChanging Exhibits Room
2022.10.02Commencement Exercises Invitation, 1934 K&Q Training SchoolChanging Exhibits Room
2022.10.03Textbook The Problem and Practice Arithmetics Second BookChanging Exhibits Room
2022.10.04Metal DipperChanging Exhibits Room
2022.10.05Writing tablet Grade 2 (Barbra)Changing Exhibits Room
2022.10.06Small Lucky Star TabletChanging Exhibits Room
2022.12.01News article about Doris, Tutti, and Martin Townes of King and Queen County, Townes House dedicated to family: "Black Pioneers, little known, no longer footnotes" in Richmond Tiimes-Dispatch, January 8, 2022VaultBox #55; Folder #120
2022.12.02Brownie Bevan, obituary, January 2022VaultBox #58; Folder #318
2022.12.03James Croxton obituary, March 2022VaultBox #58; Folder #318
2022.12.04John Francis Jones obituary, March 2022VaultBox #58; Folder #318
2022.12.05Womans Club Calendar, 2022, photos of historic houses in countyVault (oversized)Box #43; Folder #217
2022.12.06House and Home, March 2022, Middle Peninsula Garden Week in K&Q, 2022VaultBox #55; Folder #121
2022.12.07Walkerton Vol. Fire Department 1998 Annual Benefit TicketVaultBox #65; Folder #48
2022.12.08Country Courier, October 2021, Native American Dugout Canoe found in the Mattaponi River; September 2022, 2nd Dugout Canoe Found"VaultBox #55; Folder #122
2022.12.09Mattaponi Indigenous people, 2021 Annual Tribute; protest at Capital, November 2021VaultBox #55; Folder #123
2022.12.10Stationery imprinted with K&Q Historical Society Header, 1970s and earlier; postcard (blank) with drawing of Wren Building, College of Wm and Mary, from estate of John and Caroline JonesVaultBox #61; Folder #63
2022.12.11Obituaries for Jack (John D. IV) Hutchinson, William Guy Townsend, Bobby Hart, June 2022VaultBox #58; Folder #318
2022.12.12Photo, certificates, records, news article, relating to a student project with Joe Smith and Victor Camara, Central High School seniors, 2022; Central High School Commencement Ceremony program, 2022VaultBox #68; Folder #76
2022.12.13Exhibit on Public Schools in County, Country Courier June 2022VaultBox #68; Folder #76
2022.12.14Bruington Post Office, Country Courier article "End of an Era" March 2022, with photo of Michael MartinVaultBox #76; Folder #06
2022.12.15St. Stephens Post Office, Country Courier March 2022, Mail Carriers (Arlene Fortune and Marion Candia) Retire after Over Four Decades of ServiceVaultBox #76; Folder #56
2022.12.16Bethlehem Church program, Calvin McGuire is awarded Eagle Scout AwardVaultBox #41; Folder #60
2022.12.17Pamphlet American Evolution Virginia to America 1619-2019VaultBox #68; Folder #76
2022.12.18Public Schools Exhibit opens April 2022VaultBox #68; Folder #77
2022.12.19Photo card of King William Courthouse with brief historyVaultBox #40; Folder #115
2022.12.20Garden Club Tour, 2022, in King and Queen, Country Courier articleVaultBox #55; Folder #121
2022.12.212022 Stewardship Report of Tavern Museum by DHRVaultBox #68; Folder #17
2022.12.22Green Festival Flag, with image of the county seal, and lettering "Museum Open"Porch
2022.12.23Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of Howard WalkerVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2022.12.24Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of E.B. (Brownie) BevanVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2022.12.25Resolution presented by the King and Queen County Historical Society in memory of John Francis JonesVaultBox #61; Folder #53
2022.12.26Resolution by Historical Society Board to join VaCorp, July 2022 & Contract for InsuranceVaultBox #61; Folder #65
2022.12.27Va's Confederate monuments, state guidance has slowed to crawl, Richmond Times-Dispatch, August 8, 2022VaultBox #64; Folder #45
2022.12.28The Rappahannock Tribe Receives Commonwealth History Fund Grant, for preservation of Chief Otho S. and Susie P. Nelson home at Indian Neck, Country Courier, August 3, 2022; Tribe Receives Grant .. from the National Park Service Tribal Heritage Grant Program, September 14, 2022VaultBox #55; Folder #59
2022.12.29Notes on Chief Otho Nelson's home in Indian Neck, recalled by Charles HutchinsonVaultBox #55; Folder #59
2022.12.30Invoices for maintenance on Stannah chairlifts. 2022VaultBox #68; Folder #10
2022.12.31Retirement of Rev. Robert D. Brown from St. Paul Baptist Church, 2022VaultBox #41; Folder #90
2022.12.32Rappahannock Tribe hosts the 2nd Annual Sovereign Nations of Virginia Conference, September 2022, Country CourierVaultBox #55; Folder #59
2022.12.33"Bruington's Unknown Gem", the Prince/Greenwood home in Bruington, by Gene Campbell, Country Courier, September 2022VaultBox #43; Folder #138
2022.12.34"History goes up in Smoke - Historic Mantua Succumbs to Fire" by Gene Campbell, Country Courier, October 2022VaultBox #58; Folder #237
2022.12.35"Steamboats, Sailing crafts and Latane Trice" on the Mattaponi River, by Gene Campbell, The Country Courier, September 2022VaultBox #53; Folder #11
2022.13.01William Rogers pottery bowl, 1720-1740Changing Exhibits Room
2022.13.02Bottle seals and bottle fragments (excluding 1726 Braxton seal on loan to King and Queen Co. Historical Society from Marian Bean), as shown in photo attached hereto and made a part of this Exhibit A.Changing Exhibits Room
2022.13.03DVD playerLibrary
2022.13.04DVD CartStorage Room
2022.13.05Two spotlights with 2 plug extension cord, for exhibitionStorage Shelves
2022.13.06Framed exhibit text: Restored Stone House photoChanging Exhibits Room
2022.13.07Framed exhibit text: Wm Roger's Bowl script and photoChanging Exhibits Room
2022.13.08Framed exhibit text: Bottle Deposit photo and scriptChanging Exhibits Room
2022.13.09Framed exhibit text: Newington MapsChanging Exhibits Room
2022.13.10Framed exhibit text: Date Stone scriptChanging Exhibits Room
2022.13.11Carved Stone, dated 1724, from the Newington siteChanging Exhibits Room
2022.14.01Pair of dolls, Raggedy Ann and AndyStorage Shelves
2022.14.02A Night Out by Edward Peple, published 1937Archives Building, in Secretary desk
2022.14.03Coconut dipperChanging Exhibits Room
2022.14.04Hanging mantlepiece, original to Tavern Building19th Century Bedroom
2022.14.05Hanging mantlepiece, original to Tavern Building20th Century Bedroom
2022.14.06Hanging mantlepiece, copy of original mantlepieces in Tavern BuildingDining Room
2022.14.07Hanging mantlepiece, copy of original mantlepieces in Tavern BuildingDining Room
2022.14.08Hanging mantlepiece, copy of original mantlepieces in Tavern BuildingStorage Shelves
2022.14.09Guardianships of orphans in King and Queen County, 1845-1855Vault (oversized)Box #66; Folder #63
2022.14.10American Evolution, Virginia to America 1619-2019, 2019 Commemoration Guide and Official Schedule of EventsVaultBox #42; Folder #174
2022.14.15Blue and white spatterware pitcher, reproduction marked 'The Poddery'Dining Room
2022.14.16Letters relating to tax exempt status of Society, 1998,2005, 2019VaultBox #61; Folder #89
2022.15.01Material for potential student research projects (Revolutionary era)VaultBox #42; Folder #174
2022.16.01Family history of Wargo and Stone families, White Hall, Locust Grove and WoodvilleVaultBox #58; Folder #319
2022.17.01Dragon Navigation, an article published 2004 in Rappahannock Scenic River Atlas by William Trout (photocopy)VaultBox #43; Folder #177
2022.18.01Secondary Education in King and Queen County, 1938 by Russell Gill (PDF on a memory stick)VaultBox #42; Folder #19
2022.20.01Buena Vista School play program, 1938, directed by Mrs. Bradley Anderson, "Deacon Dubbs", actors Milby, Trevillian, Bland, Vaughan, and Haynes, presented by Young People's Department of Shackelford's Methodist ChurchVaultBox #42; Folder #175
2022.20.02Pleasant Hill High School Senior Class play (undated, directed by Miss Thomas Collins), "Peter Beware!", actors Norman, Richardson, Eubank, Carlton, Boughton, Armstrong, Otto, Fleet, Walton, Oliver, RichardsonVaultBox #42; Folder #176
2022.20.03Pencil Sharpener (blade held in place with a metal u-shaped frame), from 1920s?Office
2022.21.01Nunn family genealogy, Richard Braxton Nunn 1833-1894 with references to Thomas Nunn, Moses Nunn, etc.VaultBox #58; Folder #320
2022.22.01Wooden lift-top desk from Walkerton two-room School, c. 1912Log Schoolhouse
2022.22.02Walkerton School (two-room), Photograph of 8th-grade students, c. 1912. Principal: Alma Walker; Teacher: Margaret Mathews; Students May Dillard, Cora Croxton, Elsie Mathews, Esther Wilson, Virginia Varn, Boothe Henley, Elizabeth Henley, Henry Seay, Earnest Carlton, Robert Temple Ryland, Wint Parker, Christopher Minter, Henry VarnVaultBox #42; Folder #48
2022.23.01Contextualization of the Confederate Monument, King and Queen County Courthouse (Notebook), composed at the request of the county for the consideration of the Board of SupervisorsVaultBox #64; Folder #45
2022.23.02News Article RTD, August 2021, concerning State Guidance for adding context to war monumentsVaultBox #64; Folder #45
2022.24.01Beulah Church, property deed, transferred from W.S. (William Schuyler) Roane to trustees of "Friends Church", 1898 (recorded 1909); photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.02Beulah Church History 1899-2009,VaultBox #41; Folder #53
2022.24.03Beulah Church, 2010, Tidewater Review article "Reviewing the Tabernacle" by Frances Hubbard; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.04Beulah Church, Beulah Holliness Academy Commencement 1927, in a wallet with 3 cards (James Kersey Massey, Virginia Gladys Massey, Otelia Frances Massey); photocopiesVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.24.05Beulah Church, Beulah Holiness Academy Commencement, 1924; photocopyVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.24.06Beulah Church, Beulah Holiness Camp meeting program, 1916; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.07Beulah Church, Beulah Broom Company, check payable to Mr. Edwards, signed by R. G. Flexon, Treasurer (also Pastor of the Church), 1925; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.08Beulah Church (Beulah Wesleyan) photograph of church front, 1948; photograph of church with tabernacle (pavillion), 1948; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.09Beulah Church, anniversaries: color photograph of church, program (2003) and invitation (2009); photocopiesVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.10Beulah Church 1964 dedication of Beulah Pilgrim Church Sunday School unit; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.11Beulah Church, property deed, 1909, affirming transfer of ownership of 2 acres from the Friends Church to Apostolic Church, original deed dated 1898; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.12Beulah Church, property deed from Austin T. Roane (son of W. S. Roane) & wife, for benefit of the Bible School, 1909; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.13Beulah Church, Certificate of Dissolution of Beulah Holiness Church, 1943, State Corporation Commission; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.14Beulah Church (Beulah Apostolic Holiness Church), property deed affirming original property transfer from Roane, etc. to the trustees for benefit of the Bible School, 1914; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.15Beulah Church, Beulah Pilgrim Holiness Church, property deed for parsonage property, 1944; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.16Beulah Church, Beulah Pilgrim Holiness Church, property deed to Milby, 1932; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.17Beulah Church, 1924 plat of proposed water supply system to Beulah Bible School property; copyscanned
2022.24.18Beulah Church, affadavit, 1912, from Alice Milby Jones regarding 20 acres of the Apostolic Bible School conveyed to trustees, resignation from trusteeship, and appointment of new trustees; photocopyVaultBox #41; Folder #91
2022.24.19Beulah (Holiness) Academy: two photographs of students 1928 (Gertrude, Merle, Vernie, Eliz. W. and Ruth) and undated (Fary, Roane, Wilson, and Massey); photocopiesVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.25.01Letter from Alan C. McCann relating the experiences of his father at the Beulah Holiness Academy in 1924VaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.25.02Beulah Holiness Academy Commencement program, 1924, photocopyVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.25.03Beulah Holiness Academy Report Card of Gertrude Wilson, undatedVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.25.04Beulah Holiness Camp Meeting 1916, photocopyVaultBox #42; Folder #177
2022.25.05Hand-made broom, manufactured by Beulah Broom Company, students at Beulah Holiness School, Shacklefords, made the brooms; 1920s,Hall Top Floor
2022.26.02Pleasant Hill HS 2 photos of the FFA student club, 1948, Sam Ferguson's last year as teacher thereVaultBox #42; Folder #161
2022.27.01"Past is Prologue" Gloucester County, Virginia, Historic Houses, booklet containing photos, text and map, 1973VaultBox #56; Folder #95
2022.27.02Canton Blue Willow Ceramic, 12 pieces: 1 platter, 4 plates, 2 soup bowls, 4 saucers, 1 small plate (butter chip?)Dining Room
2022.29.01Photograph of the ship Phyllis Jean #213 flag, Walkerton Sea Scouts Troop, Robert E. Lee Council, Walkerton Community Volunteer Fire Association, c. 1965; Photographs of the bell from the ship Phillis Jean.VaultBox #65; Folder #48
2022.29.02Digital photos of Gary Sange, 2022 and 1980?VaultBox #65; Folder #24
2022.30.01Game Football, 1961 Pleasant Hill High School, presented to Joe Fary, "player of the game" by Principal Charles Fountain, at the last game of the season, in a display caseChanging Exhibits Room
2022.32.01Matted prints from a painting by Mary Jane Thomas Stokes of the K&Q Courthouse, 1956;; 10 copies 11x14, 13 copies 7x9 donated to the Museum ShopShop Inventory
2022.33.01Color photograph of the first new fire engine purchased by Walkerton Community Fire Association, 1965; collection of Ray CroxtonVaultBox #65; Folder #53
2022.33.02King and Queen Cancer Society Scrapbook 1979-1990: publicity, certificates, etc. kept by James CroxtonVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #22
2022.33.03James Croxton's collection of photographs, Tavern Museum and C..H. Green, 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #78
2022.33.04James Croxton photo Album I, Walkerton area photographs: Building the 1996 Bridge, Relocating the 1936 Bridge, scenic landscapes, houses, river, pond, weather (Isabel)Library Closet
2022.33.05James Croxton photo Album II, collection of Walkerton Community Fire Association photographs including several years of parades 1980s and 1990s, and dedication of the new Fire House, 1988Library Closet
2022.33.06James Croxton collection of Walkerton area photographs, duplicates and redundant photos included in Albums I and IIAccessions drawer
2022.34.01Blue earthen ware mixing bowl used by generations of the Hart and Trevilian familiesDining Room
2022.35.01Santa Claus suit for Tavern holiday programsMahanes' storage
2022.36.01Photograph of an unidentified steamboat, name obscured, D...odge?, and unidentified flag (photocopy mounted on cardboard)VaultBox #40; Folder #116
2022.37.01Gresham family photographs: Alice Campbell Smith (2) and Harriet Gresham Smith; newspaper article December 1963 with photograph of Mantua ruins after fire (photo copies)VaultBox #40; Folder #117
2022.39.02The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, Winter 1995-6: Christmas Customs, John Page House; Benjamin WallerVaultBox #56; Folder #96
2022.39.03The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, November 1993: James Geddy House, Healthy habits, Legal terms, HousewiferyVaultBox #56; Folder #96
2022.39.04The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, August 1993: Convicts to Virginia; Benjamin Powell House, African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South, Patrick HenryVaultBox #56; Folder #96
2022.39.05The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, June 1994: Williamsburg houses, Book reviews, English Standards of MeasureVaultBox #56; Folder #96
2022.39.06The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, March 1994: Music, Brush-Everard House, George WashingtonVaultBox #56; Folder #96
2022.40.01Newspaper clippings, Country Courier "Circuit Court Clerk Sam Winn dies, May 1994; etc., found in Clerk's Office; Martie Owen former Deputy Clerk dies", May 1998VaultBox #43; Folder #113
2022.40.02Bingham Family History by Geraldine B. Levere and M. Elizabeth H. HolmesVaultBox #58; Folder #321
2022.40.03Cooke Family by Mark W. Angle, descendants of Henry Cooke and Polly Watkins, married befoe 1832VaultBox #58; Folder #322
2022.40.04Baylor's History of the Baylor Family by Orvel Walker Baylor and Henry Bedinger Baylor, photocopy of a book published in 1914VaultBox #58; Folder #323
2022.40.05Patteson's Book of Forms, for Sheriffs, Clerks, etc., signed on back B.T. Taylor 1887VaultBox #66; Folder #68
2022.40.06Pamphlet: Trial and Its Incidents by Robert Gilliam (contains reference to Act of 1904, anc changes marked 1914); Probate of Wills and Grantsof Administration by Clerks by H.H. HoltVaultBox #66; Folder #68
2022.41.01Genealogy of J.M Wiltshire and Virginia Reed (also spelled Ried) descendants, BruingtonVaultBox #58; Folder #328
2022.41.02Photograph Album I, Reed and Robinson FamiliesVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #23
2022.41.03Photograph Album II, Reed and Robinson FamiliesVault (oversized)Box #47; Folder #24
2022.41.04Deed, 1899, to property near Bruington acquired by James C. Reed from the Wiltshire familyVaultBox #59; Folder #104
2022.41.05Deed, 1903, to the Mount Pleasant property near Bruington acquired by James C. Reed from the heirs of Cecilia HaynesVaultBox #59; Folder #105
2022.41.06Deed, 1904, to property near Bruington acquired by James C. Reed by decree of court from Masison V. VerlanderVaultBox #59; Folder #106
2022.41.07Certificates awarded to J. (James) W. Reed, for 20 & 25 years of public service to the Virginia Department of Highways (1966, 1971) and for service in the Armed ForcesVaultBox #58; Folder #329
2022.41.08Publicity photo, Sunshine Sue of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.09Publicity photo, Wacky Red Murphy of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.10Publicity photo, The Puffenbarger Kids of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.11Publicity photo, Nita Lynn and Ray Berry of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.12Publicity photo, The Krackers of the Old Dominion Barn Dance 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.13Publicity photo, Benny and Curley of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.14Publicity photo, Crazy Joe of the Old Dominion Barn Dance, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.15Publicity photo, The Old Dominion Barn Dance Cast, 1950s, Reed family collection, BruingtonVaultBox #40; Folder #122
2022.41.16Reed family photos, unframedVaultBox #40; Folder #123
2023.01.01Business letter from James McCall, Glascow, to Robert Reid, Turners Warehouse, 1765 (photocopy)VaultBox #49; Folder #140
2023.02.01"The Decline of Commerce, Industry and River Transportation in Walkerton, Virginia" by Gus Kasper, 2022, thesis and proposalVaultBox #65; Folder #54
2023.03.03Library bookcase, 3 shelves, on wheels (#1 of 2)Library
2023.03.04Library bookcase, 3 shelves, on wheels (#2 of 2)Office
2023.04.01Program for King & Queen County Fair, Stevensville School, October 27, 1939, originally owned by Gladys Crouch and Leonard Preston Otto, copy 2VaultBox #43; Folder #174
2023.05.01Obituaries, 2023: William Gwathmey; Catherine Bland LassiterVaultBox #58; Folder #324
2023.05.02Newspaper clipping Lucy Corr dies in Chester, born and buried in King and Queen County, 1908-1988VaultBox #42; Folder #135
2023.06.02Marriott School pennant (small), 1965Storage Shelves
2023.06.03Newspaper article: Lower King and Queen Baptist Church destroyed by fire, 2022, photos before and after fireVaultBox #41; Folder #18
2023.06.04Individual Marriott School student photographs in a small album, scanned copyVault
2023.07.01Photographs Pleasant Hill High School, 1951: May Day; Graduation; principal Roy Hill; (Doris Palmer Davis collection)VaultBox #42; Folder #178
2023.08.01Metal washboard, wooden frame: National Washboard Co. #701, The Zing KingHall Top Floor
2023.11.01Metal washtub from 1890-1920, owned by Eudora Erene Oliver Hess, Mattaponi areaHall Top Floor
2023.12.01Ellen White's program presented to the Historical Society, July 23, 2023, "The History of Central High School, King and Queen County", on DVDLibrary
2023.13.01K&Q Woman's Club Annual Year Books: 1937-38 thru 1940-41 and 1967-68 thru 1969-70, belonged to Mrs. A. P. GwathmeyVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02B
2023.13.02K&Q Woman's Club Annual Year Books: 1970-71 thru 2005-06, belonged to Mrs. J.F. Jones, including meeting notesVault Notebook ShelfBox #98; Folder #02C
2023.13.03Miller and Roades Jubilee gift cardStorage Cabinet
2023.13.04Walkerton Fire Department dinner ticket 2002, 25th AnniversaryVaultBox #65; Folder #48
2023.13.05American Home Conservation and Roadside Beautification, K&Q Woman's Club Project, 1939, list of Committee membersVaultBox #43; Folder #185
2023.13.06K&Q Woman's Club Bylaws, not datedVaultBox #43; Folder #159
2023.14.01Resolution to Acknowledge the Lynching of James Horace Carter passed by the K&Q Board of Supervisors August 2023.VaultBox #43; Folder #235
2023.14.02Richmond Times-Dispatch article June 27, 2023, "Fight to honor Indigenous people has only just begun", Chief Anne Richardson addresses a gathering, Virginia State CapitolVaultBox #55; Folder #59
2023.14.03Newspaper Article July 19, 2023, Country Courier, Dr. A.W. Lewis, III, A Beloved Country DoctorVaultBox #55; Folder #64
2023.14.04Newspaper Article July 19, 2023, Country Courier, K&Q Historical Society Presents "Central High School - New Beginnings", Ellen White, presenterVaultBox #61; Folder #90
2023.14.05Newspaper Article August 2, 2023, Country Courier, Person of the Year, K&Q Republican Party, Martha HartVaultBox #55; Folder #124
2023.14.06Newspaper Article August 19, 2023, Wall Street Journal, Save the Confederate Memorial at ArlingtonVaultBox #64; Folder #45
2023.14.07Article on the Currency Act of 1764 (Wikipedia)VaultBox #49; Folder #140
2023.14.08Newspaper Clipping, Walkerton:Yesterday and Today by Gene Campbell; Country Courier September 13, 2023VaultBox #65; Folder #09
2023.14.09Horace Carter murder, inquest and grandjury trial, court documents, photocopiesVaultBox #43; Folder #235
2023.14.10'James Horace Carter Lynched' highway marker dedicated Country Courier, October 11, 2023VaultBox #43; Folder #235
2023.14.11K&Q Historical Society Is Honored With Corey Award, article originally published by The Rappahannock Times October 20, 1966VaultBox #61; Folder #68
2023.14.12News Leader photo and article: Bewdley, home of Mr. T.C.Williams Smith KQHS Quarterly meeting, 1959 (photocopy)VaultBox #43; Folder #93
2023.15.01U.S. Geogical Survey map for Shacklefords Quadrangle, 1949, includes K&Q County from Shanghai to past CologneMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #46
2023.15.02U.S. Geogical Survey map for Shacklefords Quadrangle, 1965, includes K&Q County from Shanghai to past CologneMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #47
2023.15.03U.S. Geogical Survey map for Truhart Quadrangle, 1968, includes K&Q County from Carlton's Corner to Little Plymouth, includes Exol, Holmes, and Timber Branch SwampsMap CabinetBox #44; Folder #48
2023.16.01Small end table, with narrow line of inlay on the apron and legsParlor
2023.16.02Linen napkin with white on white embroideryParlor
2023.17.01Jar of soil from the site of the murder of James Horace Carter, October 12. 1923, collected by MPAAGHS, 2023Parlor
2023.17.02Copies of court and other documents relating to the life and death of James Horace Carter, gathered by MPAAGHSVaultBox #43; Folder #235
2023.17.03September 12, 2023 programs (2) for the unveiling of the Historical Marker on Allen's Circle in memory of James Horace Carter, sponsored by MPAAGHSVaultBox #43; Folder #235
2023.17.04Replica of steel cenotaph standing at the National Museum for Peace & Justice memorializing James Horace Carter, King and Queen County, VirginiaParlor
2023.18.01Toddsbury Farm of King and Queen Count Virginia, a study by William Franklin Grigg, 1971, revised 1993, 1994, 2005VaultBox #43; Folder #236
2023.19.01Courthouse Tavern Museum Video Volunteers planning info, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #79
2023.19.02Courthouse Tavern Museum Educational Programs Packet and related material, 2002VaultBox #68; Folder #80
2023.19.03Script for Dorothy Docent, Courthouse Tavern Museum Docent Dinner, 2019VaultBox #68; Folder #81
2023.20.01Three King and Queen County auto decals with county seal (1985 (1) and 1891 (1)VaultBox #43; Folder #122
2023.21.01Genealogy related to the James Edward Taylor (born K&Q Co, 1862) and his Bland connections (Fanny Bland 1810-1884), lived near ShacklefordsVaultBox #58; Folder #325
2023.21.02Portrait of James Edward Taylor, age c. 26 years (1862-1906); tintype, marked on reverse "Columbia Portrait Co. Chicago"Parlor
2023.22.01Wise Brothers Sandston Drag Racing, opened 1964, includes one photo of K&Q entry Walton & Carlton 'Swinger' (undated photographs)VaultBox #40; Folder #118
2023.22.02Letter to Claiborne Courtney from Fred Roberts, 1951, reference to fishing for shad with a rod.VaultBox #49; Folder #141
2023.23.01History of the Nannie and James Robert Ryland family and their children, owners of the Walkerton Mill, 1852-c.1897, and residents of the Miller's House.VaultBox #65; Folder #55
2023.23.02Ryland family photographs Walkerton Mill (1947 and 1979); Miller's House (1947, front and back views); Marlborough, 1947 (2 front views), Ingleside (1959, 2 views), and Farmington (1947, 2 views)VaultBox #65; Folder #55
2023.24.01Florence Cooke Collection: Articles published in the Country Courier 2012 0 2023Vault
2023.25.01Wayside and Hutchinson's Store at Indian Neck, VA: text of presentation made to the K&Q Historical Society, October 2022 by Gary NormanVaultBox #43; Folder #237
2023.26.01William Jones (1762-1834) and descendantsVaultBox #58; Folder #327
2024.01.01Peter Albright genealogy, Plainview FarmVaultBox #58; Folder #326
2024.02.01K&Q Dept. of Welfare, Budgets and allotments, 1956, 1961-1972VaultBox #66; Folder #69
2024.02.02Donations toward Old Clerk's Office Project, 1959-19060, collected by the Clerk's OfficeVaultBox #61; Folder #91
2024.02.03Glass-fronted bookcase, 3 shelves, to be restored (in use in the Clerk's Office prior to1960)Archives Building
2024.02.04Key to King and Queen Courthouse jailDining Room
2024.03.01Vanessa Porter retirement letter and reception invitationVaultBox #61; Folder #92
2024.03.02History of Photography, Richmond Times Dispatch November 25, 2023VaultBox #55; Folder #125
2024.03.03Downtown Aylett Prior to the Civil War, Newspaper Article, Country Courier, July 19, 2023.VaultBox #55; Folder #125
2024.03.04Newspaper clipping "Edge Hill School Alumni Association remains true to its mission", January 21, 2015, Country CourierVaultBox #42; Folder #179
2024.03.08Article, House & Home Magazine February/March 2024: "Who Outsmarted the Union Generals": Philemon Tyler Woodward, Clerk of Middlesex County1852-1892 (he and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Pollard, are buried at Mattaponi Baptist Church, K&Q)VaultBox #55; Folder #126
2024.03.09Marriott School 1963 Class Reunion program, 2023VaultBox #42; Folder #172
2024.03.10Schedule for Tavern Museum Video, Cultural Customs, Scene #s and Description, with added notes, 2001VaultBox #68; Folder #02
2024.04.01Sources for genealogical research outside the county from the years prior to the firest which destroyed county recordsVaultBox #43; Folder #238
2024.04.02Transcript of accounts 1807 – 1813 of Thomas Todd, Sheriff of King & Queen County, marriage licence receiptsVaultBox #45; Folder #86
2024.05.01Family Tradition Generations of Walkers have called King and Queen farm 'home', Jerry Walker and Cecky Ropelewski at Locust Grove, Richmond Times Dispatch, June 12, 2010VaultBox #55; Folder #44
2024.05.02Photographs of Gay & Blair Clark (blue flow china), Mantapike, Walkerton Bridges (1996); and Pamunkey Chief Cooke (photocopies)VaultBox #40; Folder #119
2024.07.01Aberdeen Academy, 20 satin ribbons: "Aberdeen Reunion, Thursday, July 25, 1946"VaultBox #42; Folder #190
2024.07.02To Judge Douglas Mitchell from Aberdeen invitees, re: 1946 Reunion: 5 letters (Florence Councill Prince, E.J. Moseley, A.G. Gresham (2), J.D. Eggleston)VaultBox #42; Folder #190
2024.07.03RCA pencilOffice
2024.08.01Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from Richmond College, 1885, Certificate of Promotion, Class of GreekMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #181
2024.08.02Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from Richmond College, 1885, Diploma, School of LatinMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #182
2024.08.03Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from University of Virginia, 1886, Graduate, School of General ChemistryMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #183
2024.08.04Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from University of Virginia, 1886, Certificate of Proficiency, Class of PhysicsMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #184
2024.08.05Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from University of Virginia, 1888, Graduate, School of Pure MathematicsMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #185
2024.08.06Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from University of Virginia, 1888, Graduate, School of GreekMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #186
2024.08.07Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of King and Queen County from University of Virginia, 1888, Graduate, School of LatinMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #187
2024.08.08Certificate awarded to William Wallace Bird of King and Queen County from Academie Terre Marie (University of Maryland), 1893, Legibus BaccalaureiMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #188
2024.08.09Certificate awarded to William W. Bird of Lebanon, Russell County, 1928, Membership in the Civil Legion, member of the Selective Service OrganizationMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #189
2024.08.10Business Card: W.W. (William Wallace) Bird, Attorney At Law, Russell Co., Lebanon, VAMap CabinetBox #42; Folder #189
2024.09.01Drawing of 1781, Todd's Bridge Crossing, Revolutionary troops Washington and Rochambeau (2 copies, drawn for DAR 250th Anniversary project)VaultBox #40; Folder #120
2024.09.02Framed drawing of 1781, Todd's Bridge Crossing, Revolutionary troops Washington and Rochambeau, Dawn Shank,artist (made for DAR 250th Anniversary project)Dining Room
2024.10.01Pleasant Hill High School PTA minutes (Grace Walker 1952-1954, Ella Ammons 1955-1957, Betsy E. Sutton, Secretary 1957-1964)VaultBox #42; Folder #180
2024.10.02Pleasant Hill High School PTA Constitution and By-laws,1964; Certificate of membership in PTAVaultBox #42; Folder #180
2024.10.03Two Pamphlets: How to guard against TB & The Tuberculin testVaultBox #56; Folder #97
2024.10.04Summary of Virginia Game Laws 1963-1964 SeasonVaultBox #56; Folder #97
2024.11.01Photograph of The Carter Sisters singing group (Anita, June & Helen with their mother Maybelle; Info on the Carter family (Wikipedia), 1940sVaultBox #40; Folder #121
2024.11.02Framed photograph of The Carter Sisters singing group (Anita, June & Helen with their mother Maybelle), photocopy20th Century Bedroom
2024.13.01Copies of 116 K&QHS Bulletins from #1 (1956) to #124 (2022)Storage Shelves