INDEX TO THE MESSENGER

Issues 1 – 146

References in the following index are to publication numbers 1 – 146 and page numbers within those specific issues of The Messenger. For example, a reference to 12:10 refers to page number 10 in issue number 12 of The Messenger.

_____, Anne 71:4, 101:9
_____, Cary (gravestone) 95:8
_____, David 70:3, 101:9
_____, Louis (gravestone) 95:8
_____, William 71:4, 101:9 $40 for 40 139:1, 139:4
11th Alabama Infantry 84:3
12th Georgia Infantry 85:3
12th Virginia Infantry 28:2 14th Street 103:1 4th Virginia Calvary 143:6
14th Virginia Infantry 94:4, 97:8, 98:5, 99:3, 109:5 ,(Company I) 111:5, (Company D) 112:5, 134:4 15th Virginia Infantry 109:5 159th Infantry Brigade 128:6
1607-2007 Museum Exhibit 70:1, 105:4 16th Regiment of Virginia Volunteers 98:5
16th Virginia Infantry 97:8; 99:3 105:4 (Company F); 103:4 (Company I)
1750 courthouse – see Courthouse, 1750
1780 house, dig site 29:3,
1917 Courthouse – see Courthouse, 1917
1917 Courthouse of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia: Its History and Portraits, The, book 30:2
1917 Courthouse print by P. Buckley Moss 75:4
19th Century Wedding Reenacted, photographs 41:8, 41:9, 41:10, 41:11
19th Century Wedding Reenacted 41:1 1981-2021: 40 Years of “Saving the Past for the Future” 139:7 1st Louisiana Infantry Battalion 101:7
1st Virginia Infantry 85:9 1st Virginia Militia Regiment 107:3
1st Virginia Reserves, Company G (Chesterfield Reserves, Farinholt’s Reserves) 97:9
20th Anniversary Committee 57:3
20th Anniversary of Society 58:1, 58:2 59:4
22nd South Carolina Infantry 28:2
22nd South Carolina Volunteers 38:7
22nd Virginia Infantry 97:9 (Company A, 105:4)
23rd Massachusetts Regiment 20:5
23rd Militia Regiment of Virginia in War of 1812 62:8 200th Anniversary of Magnolia Grange 139:1
250th Anniversary Chesterfield County, photographs 49:12-14
250th Anniversary Chesterfield County 44:4, 45:1, 48:1, 48:2, 49:1-2, 49:8, 49:12-14, 50:1
250th Anniversary Committee 45:1, 49:1-2, 51:6
25th Anniversary Committee 79:2
25th Anniversary of Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia 79:2, 80:2
2nd Regiment Virginia Heavy Artillery, Company A 97:9
2nd Regiment Virginia Heavy Infantry, Company C (Southside Artillery) 97:9, 99:3 2nd U.S. Dragons 101:6 2nd Virginia Militia Regiment 107:3 3rd Virginia Militia Regiment 107:4 313th Field Artillery 120:5 317th Infantry Regiment 128:6 318th Infantry Regiment 121:4; 128:6
32nd Virginia Cavalry, Company C 97:9
350th Jamestown Festival Celebration 77:4 4th Alabama Infantry 101:7 4th Virginia Cavalry, Company E 98:5, Company B 98:5, 105:4, Company A 98:5, Company B 111:4, Company B 112:5 4th Virginia Militia Regiment 107:4 40th Anniversary of Society 139:1, 140:5
400 Years of Chesterfield Fashion Lunchtime Lecture 64:2
400th Anniversary celebration of Jamestown Settlement 76:2
41st Virginia Infantry 97:8, 99:3, 105:4 (Company B) 42nd Rainbow Division 121:5
4-H Club 81:4.
6th Virginia Infantry 87:10-14, 88:13-14, 97:8, Company I and K—105:3 80th Infantry Division 128:6 80th Mountain Division 120:5, 121:4, 127:5 847th Army Air Corps Engineering Aviation Battalion 100:4 98th NYV. Co. G. 128:3
9th Annual Batteau Festival at Ferndale 42:9
9th New Jersey Regiment 20:5
9th Virginia Infantry Regiment – Civil War 62:8, 97:8, 98:5, 99:4(Company C), 99:4, 105:4, (Company D 105:4), (Company C) 111:5, (Company C) 112:5 A Documentary History of Eppington 108:6 A.H. Robins Pharmaceuticals 117:3
AASLH 11:1 Abbott, Tim 113:7
Abstracts of Death Certificates in Chesterfield 1912-1939 75:5, 76:3 Academy of Natural Sciences 106:7 Act for the Organization of the Navy 101:7
Act for Regulating the Commencement of the Year and for Correcting the Calendar Now in Use 69:1
Act of Toleration of 1689 19:6, 19:2
Adams, Kathleen 37:1
Adams, Ken 80:2
Adams, Mrs. 22:3 Adams, Patrick 115:1 Adams, Samuel 135:4 Adamson 104:3
Addison, Nuri 77:2
Address, Historical Society 3:7
Adkins, Hugh 77:5
Administration Building , County 4:1
Administrator’s Office, County 20:6
administrators 3:3
Adopt-A-Chair Program 47:3, 48:7, 49:10, 50:4, 65:6
Adriance, Charles P. 13:4 Adventure Hill 111:6
Advertisement 92:4
Affair in Old Bon Air 52:4 African American School Sites 122:3
African American Historical Research Committee 41:5, 55:7, 90:4, 97:6, 99:4, 143:2 African-American History Committee 100:3, 107:1, 108:6
African American History 26:3, 68:5, 71:back, 78:6, 95:5-7, 101:5, 102:3, 139:3
African American miners 80:5 African American Troop, Union 120:3
African-American churches 94:11, 99:4 African-American Elders 100:3, 101:3, 103:5, 104:6, 105:5, 116:4 African-American Schools 116:3
African-American soldiers 68:5, (Confederacy) 102:7
African-Americans 26:3, 84:9, 88:8, 100:, 104:6, 108:3
Afton, photograph 5:3
Afton 5:2
Ahern, Ethel 10:5
Air Products and Chemicals Inc 16:4
Air Products Corp. 77:7 Alabama (ship) 101:6
Albemarle, Virginia 22:3, 22:4, 81:9. 82:4, 110:5 Albemarle Paper Company 103:5 Albright, Finley 121:4
alcoholism 82:5
Aleen, Governor George F. 94:5
Alexander, John 89:10
Alexander, Prentice 61:1
Alexandria, Virginia 12:1,13:4, 101:7
Alexandria Canal Tide Locks 12:1
Algonquian- speaking Native Americans 26:3 Algonquin Nation 107:4
All Saints Episcopal Church 91:6
Allen, Edward 21:8
Allen, Elizabeth 21:8
Allen, Ralph 18:7
Allen, Susan, photograph 29:2
Allen, William 80:5
Allen Avenue 17:6 Allied Chemical Corporation 100:3, 104:7
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation 20:6
Allied lands 20:3
Allied Plant 20:2
Alling, Pat 76:3 Allison, Richard T. (Major and Paymaster) 101:7
Allyon, Lucas de 57:1
Almond, Governor 3:3
alsmhouse 83:4
Alstadt Grays, The 97:8
Alstadt Grays 8:1, 8:2, 97:8, 105:4
Alsup, John 17:5
altar stone 75:3
Amana 83:6
Amber Grove Inn 71:2, 71:7, 71:back
Ambercromby, Major General James 94:9
Amelia County 6:2, 14:4, 21:14, 67:6 Amelia Courthouse 119:5
America 13:5 America, Central and South 105:5
America’s first blast furnace 21:6 American Cancer Society 126:3 American Red Cross 120:3, 127:3, 135:1
American Revolution 13:3
American Association for State and Local History 11:1, 100:2
American Batteau Era 12:7
American Battlefield Protection Program 77:7, 104:6 American Builders Companion 110:6 American Civil Liberties Union 104:4
American Dream 81:4
American Engineer, article 18:6
American flag 11:3 American Institute Design Awards 111:1 American Institute of Architects 111:1 American Legion, The National 127:5
American Legion Chapter 10:8, 105:5 American Match Machine Company 115:3
American Match Manufacturing Company 96:10
American Revolution 13:4
American Revolution sites 80:7 American Tobacco Company 105:7, 107:6
Amherst, Sir Jeffery 56:1
Amherst County 12:6
Amos & Andy radio show 81:4
Ampthill 1:2, 1:3, 21:5, 22:2, 38:1, 82:4, 104:3, 127:8
Ampthill house 21:14
Ampthill Mill 21:5 Ampthill Plantation 103:3
Anabaptist preacher 19:3
Anabaptist Preachers imprisonment 19:2
ancestry 3:6 Anderson, Bernard 110:3 Anderson, Charlene M. 105:7, 110:3 Anderson, David 136:3 Anderson, Elizabeth 102:4
Anderson, Fred 5:3, 105:1
Anderson, George C. 87:13
Anderson, Jordan 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Anderson, Mary Elizabeth 100:3
Anderson, Mary Ellen 55:7, 59:8 Anderson, R. H. Lieut. Gen 121:5
Anderson, R. R. and Company – see Tredegar Iron Works Anderson, Thomas W. 140:6 Anderson, Walter, Sr. 102:3
Andrus, Mike, Historian 16:4
Angelican Church 7:2 Angle, The (Gettysburg) 105:4
Anthony, Joseph 19:3, 86:4 Annual Craft, Plant, and Bake Sale 138:2
anthropology course 46:1
Antique car show 82:1
antiques appraisal 58:4, 58:5, 97:9 (evaluation) 113:7 Antiques Evaluation 130:9; 132:4 Antique Clock and Restorations 113:7
29:9
Appalachian Mountains 12:6
Appamattucks Indians 1:2, 9:2, 20:2, 57:1, 57:5, 78:6, 113:8
Applegate, Geoffrey Hill 16:5
Applegate, Geoffrey Hill, photograph 16:5
Applegate, Kathie 16:5
appliances 64:3
Appomatica 20:1, 111:3
Appomattica Indians – see Appamattucks Indians
Appomattox, City Point, James River 22:1
Appomattox, surrender of 21:8
Appomattox 1:3, 1:5, 3:7, 7:1, 22:1, 22:2, 83:3, 111:4, 7, 112:5
Appomattox Batteau Day 53:6-7
Appomattox Court House 81:6, 101:7
Appomattox Indian Settlement 20:2
Appomattox Indians – see Appamattucks Indians
Appomattox Manor 22:2
Appomattox River 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 11:5, 20:1, 20:2, 20:4, 20:5, 22:4, 22:7, 22:8, 37:7, 42:9, 66:1, 66:4, 66:7, 67:1. 67:7, 78:7, 82:4, 98:6, 102:4, 104:6, 110:5, 111:6, 122:5, 133:6
Appomattox river lands 22:2
Appomattox River Seay Stories, book 23:3
Appomattox Riverside Park 16:10 Appomattox River Water Authority 104:1
APVA – see Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Arahatec 57:1, 57:5
Arbor Spring Branch 18:1
Arcadia Press Picture Book of Chesterfield County 77:2
Archaeological dig 1:1, 7:1, 13:2, 29:3, 72:1
Archaeological dig at Magnolia Grange 72:1
Archaeological excavations at Chesterfield Courthouse – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
Archaeological Field School 46:1
archaeological research, Magnolia Grange 64:6
Archaeological Research Center at Virginia Commonwealth University 28:1, 17:2
archaeology 1:1, 7:1, 13:2, 20:2, 29:3, 46:1, 48:3, 67:2, 69:5, 72:1
Archaeology at Castlewood 69:5
Archaeology Camp 72:1, 80:2, 81:2, 82:2, 125:6
Archaeology Camp with Henricus 67:2, 69:2, 72:1
Archaeology Committee 7:1, 7:2, 16:6, 29:3, 48:3, 49:5, 78:2, 140-3
archeological survey 5:1
Archeological Society of Virginia 12:6, 21:6; 128:6
Archeology Lecture 80:2 Archeology, Police 139:3
Archer, Edward 71:4, 101:9
Archer, Elizabeth 71:4, 101:9
Archer, Field 71:4, 101:9
Archer, Gabriel 57:5
Archer, Henry 65:5 Archer, James Richard 101:7
Archer, John 19:4, 57:4, 62:1
Archer, John, Junior 19:4, 137: 4 Archer, Junius L 135:7
Archer, William 71:4, 101:9 Archer, William Vernon 128:6 (parents, William and Blanche) Archer’s Grocery 117:6
Architecture 69:7
Argall, Samuel 21:3, 113:8; 128:4 Argyle, Horse 144:4
Argyle Plantation 18:6 Armistead’s Brigade 105:4 Armistead, General Lewis 134:4 Armstrong High 114:6 Armstrong, Dorothy 128:5 Armstrong, James 117:5 Armstrong, Neil 105:3 Army Color Guard 122:4
Army of Northern Virginia 81:6, 105:4, 106:5, 110:4, 112:5, 113:5 Army Tennessee 113:5
Army of the James, Bermuda Hundred Campaign 77:7, 120:3
Army of the James Bermuda Hundred Defenses 16:4
Army of the Potomac 20:5
Arnold, Benedict 1:2, 3:2, 14:5, 18:4, 20:4, 21:14, 26:3 56:1, 56:5, 86:6, 124:3; 132:3 Arnolda 106:7
Arrington, Rev. Dandy 95:7
Arrochteeck 57:1
Arrohateck 57:1, 57:5, 111:4, 112:6
Arshursts, Robert 11:5
artifacts, collection of 10:1 Artifact, of the Month 141:6, 142:5, 143:3
artificial wood 65:7, 144:4
artists, silhouette 12:3
Arvedson, Johan 82:5, 122:7 Ashburn, William (grave) 109:3
Ashton Creek 17:8
Assistant Director, Museums 40:2
Assistant Director, Society 41:5
Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities 30:5, 38:4
Associations of 1769, 1770, and 1774 21:14 Astor, George 99:3 Astor, John Jacob 99:3
Astronomer royal 69:1 Atkins Acres Community Park 102:6 Atkins, Anna (Shue) 102:6, 103:6, 104:10 Atkins, Paul 102:6 Atkinson, Martha 143:5
Attic Sale 73:1
Attire Through the Ages, Historic Fashion Show 80:2
Auction, Benefit 53:2, 64:2, 64:7, 65:supplement, 68:7, 69:7, 70:2, 71:5, 73:3, 75:4, 76:3, 76:7, 78:2, 81:3, 80:4
Auction, Benefit donations 76:7
audio-visual presentation – county history 57:3 Augusta, Georga 101:7 Austin Public Library 101:7
Austin, Auchelas 57:7 Austin, Wendy 124:1 Austin, William 121:4 Australia 105:5
Autobiography of a Fallen “Christ” 78:5
Automobiles, 1911 17:1
Autumn Leaf Rambler 54:12 Autumn Leaves Tea 142:8
Avery graveyards 95:8
Aviation Museum, Virginia – see Virginia Aviation Museum Award of Merit in Historic Resources 111:1
Ayres, Joe 12:1, 12:7
Azurest South 79:6, 125:5
B. Forace Hill Construction Co. 16:4
Back Door to Richmond and Chesterfield County’s role in the Civil War - Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
Back Porch History educational packet 48:2
Bacon, Hattie 21:9
Bacon, Nathaniel 57:5
Bacon’s Rebellion 14:4, 57:5
Badger, Rebecca 51:7, 52:5, 53:5, 54:7, 55:5, 56:5, 57:2, 63:1
Badgett, Thomas 57:7
Bailey, Benjamin 71:4, 101:9
Bailey, Josiah 8:1
Bailey, Josiah 97:4
Bailey, Richard 8:1
Bailey, Thomas 8:2, 102:7
Bailey, Thomas E. 8:2
Bailey, Thomas Edward, photograph 8:2
Bailey Bridge 86:11
Bailey family 79:4, 89:10, 97:4 Bainbridge 100:6 Baindbridge Baptist Church 114:6
Bair, John 70:3, 101:9
Baird, Frances C. 67:1
Baker, Beth 53:7
Baker, Bruce 49:5, 54:7, 80:2 Baker, James, Dr. 102:3
Baker, Kathleen 38:10
Baker, Kathleen , photograph 36:5 Baker (WW) Excelsior Mill 105:6, 110:5 Baker, W.W. Captain 130:6
Baldwin’s 67:6
Baliles, Jeannie P., 19:1, 142:1
Ball, Dr. 14:6
Ball, Dr., house 21:8 Ball, LeeAnn 119:333
Ball, Rev. W. B. 94:12, 107:5
Ball, William B., Dr. 21:9, 68:4
Ballard House 14:6 Ballow, Charles, Captain 107:3 Baltimore National Cemetery 128:8
Baltimore, gunpowder mill 18:4
balustrade 65:4 Bank of Virginia 100:3
Bankhead, Charles 84:4
Banks, Mary Eugenia 52:4
banks 3:3
Bannister, John 14:4 Bantle, Donetta 114:2, 115:1 Bantle, Jack 115:1 Bantle, John 114:1
Baptist, license 19:4,
Baptist Church, oldest predominately black in County 78:6
Baptist Church of Christ at Hephzibah 15:3
Baptist churches 19:2 Baptist, Frank 144-6
Baptist General Association 5:3
Baptist Memorial, Chesterfield 82:7
Baptist ministers, monument 19:6
Baptist preachers 1:3, 5-3, 19:1-6, 48:1, 49:8, 50:5, 51:6
Baptist preachers’ imprisonment 19:1-6
Baptist preachers’ trial 48:1, 49:8, 50:5, 51:6, 68:3, 80:6
Baptist Religion 14:5, 19:1-6 Baptist Young People’s Union 104:6 Barber, James 102:7 Barker-Karpis Gang 114:5 Barker, Dick 102:7
Barkley – see Berkeley
Barnes, Louise Hill 84:11, 107:6
barracks 3:2 Barnham, Christopher , The Forgotten Mill on the South Bank of Swift Creek 140-4 Barnham, Christopher A., “The Power and the Glory: A Sketch of the Appomattox River and Lower Reaches of Swift Creek” 140:4 Barrow Restoration Lab 125:4
Barry, Kevin 62:1 Bartlam, George and Martha Rudd 111:7 Barton, Clara 104:6, 114:1, 120:3, 127:3; 133:6, 135:1
Barton, Colonel 17:8
Baseball 92:4 Baskerville, Jane J, Dr. 102:1
Basic Genealogy 76:2 Bass, Archer 101:10 Bsas, Anne 137: 3
Bass, Edward 54:6, 65:5, 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Bass, Joseph 19:4, 65:5
Bass, Judith 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Bass, Phyllis 61:3, 69:3, 79:1, 82:1; 130:3
Bass, Phyllis, photograph 62:10
Bass, Roger 61:3
Bass, Roger, photograph 62:10
Bass, Thomas 71:4, 101:9
Bass, Thomas, Jr. 54:6 Bass, William 117:1
Bass family 79:4
Bastille – see Jail, bastille, 1842
Bastille (Paris), storming of 22:3
Batcheller, John C. 68:5
Bateau, Minnie Lee 12:1
Bateau, replica 18th century 12:1, 18:2
Bates, Mr. 15:4
Bath stone quarry 18:7 Batte Family 133:6
Batte, Archibald 2:4, 26:3, 84:9
Batte, Elizabeth C. 70:3, 101:9
Batte, Henry 68:4
Batte, John 70:3, 101:9
Batte, Richard Baugh 70:3, 101:9
Batte, Thomas 68:4, 70:3, 101:9
Batteau, Lord Chesterfield, photograph 35:5
batteau 12:6, 48:4, 49:4, 87:4
batteau at Ferry Farm 42:9
Batteau Committee 12:1, 25:1, 27:2, 20:10, 35:3, 76:4, 77:6, 79:7
Batteau Day 16:10, 28:11
Batteau Festival – see James River Batteau Festival
Battery Burpee 15:5, 16:4
Battery Dantzler, Dedication 28:2
Battery Dantzler, photograph 16:1, 16:4, 38:6
Battery Dantzler 16:4, 26:1, 10:1, 25:2, 27:1, 38:7, 68:2, 77:7, 81:6, 81:7, 81:8, 80:7
Battery Dantzler Construction Projects 80:7
Battery Dantzler Park 80:7
Battery Danzler, Hurricane damage 66:3, 80:7
Battery Marshall 81:8
Battery Parker 68:2
Battery Spofford 81:7
Battery Wilcox 16:4
Battle, Bill 53:6
Battle Abby 86:10 Battle of 2nd Manassas 103:4, 110:4
Battle of Blandford 56:5
Battle of Bull Run 17:3
Battle of Camden 68:5, 107:3
Battle of Cold Harbor 8:2
Battle of Drewry’s Bluff 16:4, 64:7, 78:1, 99:3, 101:6, 103:4, 106:5 Battle of Fair Oaks 103:4 Battle of First Manassas 101:7, 104:8, 113:6 Battle of Five Forks, 106:5, 111:5, 112:5
Battle of Gaines Mill 80:8 Battle of Gettysburg 105:4, 106:5; 132:8
Battle of Guilford Court House 68:5 Battle of Leesburg 98:5-6
Battle of Malvern Hill 87:11, 99:4, 106:5
Battle of New Market 68:5
Battle of Ninety-Six (South Carolina) 68:5 Battle of Seven Pines 103:4, 109:5 Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam) 99:4, 103:4 Battle of the Bulge 122:6
Battle of the Crater, Petersburg 8:2, 8:3
Battle of the Crater 83:3, 99:3, 110:4
Battle of Trent’s Reach 80:7, 81:7, 128:1 Battle of Trenton 136:3 Battle of Ypres 127:4 Battle of Warebottom Church 109:3
Battlefield preservation 77:7
battles 1863 3:2 Battles of Dinwiddie Courthouse 112:5
Battles of Seven Pines 8:2
Baubeach, Abbagal 55:4 Baugh, Betty 101:10 Baugh, Burwell 101:10 Baugh, Edward Jefferson 143:6
Baugh, Francis 55:4
Baugh, James 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Baugh, John 54:6, 65:5 Baugh, John Betts 143:6
Baugh, Peter 54:6
Baugh, Richard 55:4, 54:6, 62:1 Baugh, Robert 98:5 Baugh, William143:6 Baughman, Emile 107:7
Bavarian immigrant 18:4
Bayley’s Creek 22:1
BBC Television 82:6 Beach Grange 115:6
Beach, VA 80:6
Beach Road 6:2, 76:4, 115:3
Beach Station 86:1, 110:6; 133:7
Beachy, Wayne 29:3 Beall, Lloyd James 101:6
Beacon Hill Line, Boston 18:1
Beadles, George, origin of Maury Cemetery records 3:1 Beard, James K 103:5
Beasley, Anne 70:3, 71:4, 101:9
Beast in a Bottle Bermuda Hundred Campaign 77:7
Beattie, Douglas 17:10, 17:11
Beattie, Harry 17:10, 17:11, 145:10
Beattie, Henry Clay song 68:6
Beattie, Henry Clay, execution 17:10, 17:11, 103:3
Beattie, Henry Clay, Jr. 6:2, 17:1, 17:3, 17:4, 17:5, 17:6, 17:7, 17:10, 17:11, 17:9, 68:6
Beattie, Henry Clay, Sr. 17:5 85:7, 93:3
Beattie, Louise Wellford Owen 6:4, 17:1, 17:4, 17:5, 17:6, 17:9, 17:11, 68:6
Beattie, Paul 17:6, 17:10, 17:11, 17:9
Beattie, Ruth Houchens, Mrs. 17:6,
Beattie murder 17:1, 17:5, 17:6, 61:9, 68:6, 93:10
Beattie murder folk song 68:6
Beattie Murder of 1911 Lunchtime Lecture 63:2
Beattie residence 17:6
Beattie trial, photograph 10:7
Beattie trial 6:2, 17:1, 17:3, 17:4, 17:5, 17:6, 17:7, 17:9, 86:5, 98:3
Beaufont Lithia Springs 94:3
Beaufont Lithia Springs Company 82:5, 122:7
Beaufont Plaza 82:5
Beaufont Springs 2:5
Beaufont Springs picnic ground 82:5 Beaufort 107:3
Beauregard, P.G.T., General 28:2, 38:7, 81:6, 81:7, 96:6, 109:3, 121:5 Beaver Ridge Road, 111:7 Bebbs, Elizabeth T. 108:4 Bebbs, J.. Mitchell 108:4
Beck, Russ 65:3
Beer 82:5
Belcher, Alex 55:3, 105:5 Belcher, Archer 132:8 Belcher, Avie O’Kennon 105:5 Belcher, Bessie Rhodes 118:3
Belcher, Cecil F. 55:3, 105:5 Belcher, Elizabeth 98:5 Belcher, Josiah and Sarah 98:5 Belcher, Lawrence 139:7 Belcher, Nannie 98:5 Belcher, Peter 98:5
Belgrade Plantation, photograph 27:1
Belgrade Plantation 27:1 Bell, Courthouse 123:3
Bell, Joshua 94:13
Bell, Thomas W. 13:4
Bell, Wyatt 85:11, 102:7 Belle of Virginia, The 103:3
Bellona Arsenal 3:2, 12:4, 30:1, 59:1, 61:1, 79:6, 91:8
Bellona Foundry 1:3, 59:1, 110:4
Bellona: Foundry, Arsenal and Garrison Lunchtime Lecture 63:2
Bellwood, James 89:5, 139:3
Bellwood 21:1, 36:2, 67:6, 79:6, 86:10, 88:10, 104:3
Bellwood Defense Supply Center 67:2, 88:10, 89:5-7, 100:4, 101:3
Bellwood exhibit 3:7 Belmont 106:5
Belmont Stakes 66:1 Belona Arsenal 135:6
Benefit Auction – see Auction, Benefit
Benefit Silent Auction - see auction
Benevolink 75:5, 77:2 Benjamin, Asher 110:6, 142:5
Bensley, 86:10
Bensley, Roger C. 21:5 Benson, Edmund 107:7
Bent Creek 12:8, 79:7 Bentley, Mr. 105:6 Bently, Hial Eugene (ring) 128:3 (wife Myra) 128:3 Bentley, Herbert 11114:6 Benton, Randall 115:1
Berkeley, John 21:2, 21:3; 128:4
Berkeley, Mary, Lady 21:4
Berkeley, Maurice 21:2, 21:4
Berkeley Castle 82:6
Berkeley Plantation 21:3; 131:3
Berkeley River Boat 11:2-3
Bermuda 20:2, 111:3
Bermuda District 16:1, 16:4
Bermuda District Improvement Fund 80:7
Bermuda Hundred, early sketch 20:3
Bermuda Hundred 1:2, 7:1, 9:2, 14:7, 16:4, 17:8, 20:1, 20:2, 20:4, 20:5, 20:6, 21:6, 22:4, 28:1, 28:2, 57:5, 67:7, 68:3, 81:6, 82:4, 87:3, 91:7, 99:4, 101:7, 109:3, 110:6, 111:6, 112:4, 6; 113:8, 133:7
Bermuda Hundred (Civil War Battlefield) 77:7
Bermuda Hundred 381st Anniversary 29:4
Bermuda Hundred abandoned residence, photograph 20:6
Bermuda Hundred Archeological and Historic District, Resolution Supporting the Nomination to the National Register of Historic Places 78:6
Bermuda Hundred Bus Tour 68:2
Bermuda Hundred Campaign Battlefield Preservation Past and Future 77:7, 135:1
Bermuda Hundred Campaign driving tour 77:7, 91:7
Bermuda Hundred Campaign of 1864 16:1, 16:4, 16:8, 57:3, 80:7, 91:7, 104:5, 106:5, 109:5, 110:4; 133:6
Bermuda Hundred Campaign Sites Bus Excursion 67:2
Bermuda Hundred Committee 26:3
Bermuda Hundred Days 81:2, 82:2. 83:4
Bermuda Hundred District 80:2
Bermuda Hundred Driving Tour 80:7
Bermuda Hundred exports 20:3
Bermuda Hundred First Baptist Church, photograph 20:6
Bermuda Hundred highway marker 28:1
Bermuda Hundred Historical Designation 77:2, 78:2, 79:6
Bermuda Hundred Landing 20:5
Bermuda Hundred Line 15:5, 27:1
Bermuda Hundred Lines unit of the Richmond National Battlefield Park 77:7
Bermuda Hundred National Archaeological and Historic District 33:3, 33:4
Bermuda Hundred Peninsula 1:3, 20:1, 20:3, 38:7, 81:6
Bermuda Hundred Point 113:8 Bermuda Hundred port 20:4
Bermuda Hundred post office 20:4, 20:5,127:1
Bermuda Hundred Prehistoric through Historic Archaeological Resources and Architectural Resources at Bermuda Hundred on Virginia Landmarks Register 79:6 Bermuda Hundred Road 102:3, 127:1
Bermuda Hundred slave market 20:4
Bermuda Hundred Town Historic District 79:6
Bermuda Hundred town/village 20:3, 78:6, 79:2, 79:6, 102:3, 105:6
Bermuda Ruritan Club 10:1 Bermuda School 102:3
Bermudas, New – see New Bermudas
Berquist, Susan, photograph 36:1
Berry, Addie 15:4 Berry, Almedias Blanche 100:3
Berry, Elizabeth 3:1 Berry, Maude Patterson Berry, Richard 100:3
Bess, Negro 5:4
Bethel Baptist Church 38:5, 67:Insert, 79:6
Bethesda Baptist Church 95:6, 100:3, 107:6 Bethia Baptist Church 110:7 Bethia Methodist Protestant Church 110:7, 111:6 Bethia United Methodist Church 110:7, 111:6
Bethlehem Baptist Church 80:6, 95:7
Beulah 86:10, 108:6
Beulah Baptist Church 94:11-2, 108:4 Beulah Elementary School 114:6
Beverley, Robert 21:2, 21:3, 75:3
Beverley family 14:1
Beverly, Rev. Edward H. 95:6
Beverstone Castle 21:2
Bicentennial project 10:1 Biddle, Deborah 113:4
BigLittle Books 81:4 Biggs, George S. 106:6
Bill of Rights, Article 16 19:6,
Bill of Rights, US 81:9
Binford, Beulah 17:6, 17:9, 17:10, 93:10
Bird, L.C. 86:12, 100:3 (Senator Lloyd C) Birmingham Movement 101:5
Birthplace of the American Dream: A History of Chesterfield County, Virginia DVD 81:1
Bishop, Mrs. 20:5 Bishop-Johnson House 127:1
Bishop house, photograph 20:4
Bishop house 20:4
Bishop of London 1:4 Bishop, William Frances 127:1 Black Agricultural /Farm Tours 116:4
Black cemetery, Branders Bridge Rd. 16:2 Black County Fair 107:6, 116:4
Black Heath 1:3, 14:1
Black Heath Lodge 21:9 Black History Month 100:3, 102:3
Black population, free 15:1, 91:8-9
Blacksmith 62:1
Blacksmith shop 2:5 Blackwater River 113:5, 6 Blake, Doug 101:4, 142:1
Blair, Prime Minister Tony 82:6 Bland, Edward 100:5
Bland, John 95:5
Bland, Rev. Edward Jackson 95:6
Blandford, Battle of 56:5
Blandford Cemetery 82:2, 83:2, 83:3
Blandford Church 82:2, 83:1, 83:2
Blankenburg, Hazel Cheatham 48:5
Blankenship, Captain 15:4
Blankenship, Drury 55:4
Blankenship, Jimmy 59:8
Blankenship, Mary 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Blankenship, School Superintendent 15:4
Blankenship family 55:5 Blankinship, William 114:6
blast furnace, first 21:1, 21:5
blast furnace 21:1; 128:4
Bliley, Congressman 11:3
Blizzard, John Wesley, Sergeant 86:10
Blower, John 21:2 Blue and Gray Education Society 133:6
Blue and Gray magazine 16:4
Blue and Gray Magazine 77:7
Blue Ridge Institute 68:6
Blue Ridge Mountains 57:5
Bluett, Captain 21:1
Blume, Richard 55:4
Blunt, Ira W. 90:11
Board Election 82:1
Board of Directors, Society 12:4, 38:10, 68:3, 69:6, 78:1, 80:2, 81:3, 138:7
Board of Supervisors 1:3, 2:1, 2:2, 3:6, 3:7, 6:1, 10:1, 19:10, 65:1, 68:3, 78:6, 82:6, 98:7, 100:4 Board of Supervisors, List 145:2
Bob Hope 91:5 Bock, Wilhelm 106:7
Boddie, Rev. Fred 95:6
Boehme, Michael 80:2 Boggs, R 105:3 Bogia, J. T. 104:3
Boisseau, Harriet 21:14 Boisseau, Hazel Watkins 100:3, 104:8 Boisseau, Howard Harrison, Sr.100:3 Boisseau, King Solomon 100:3. 104:8
Boisseau, Pete 67:2
Boles, Henry 68:4
Boll weevils 69:6
Bolling, John 55:4
Bolling, Robert 22:1, 68:4
Bolling, Thomas 55:4, 64:5, 69:4, 70:3, 101:9, 137: 4
Bolling, William 90:14, 93:4-5
Bolling family 90:13
Bon Air, Old, photograph 11:5
Bon Air 17:1, 86:11, 95:7
Bon Air Artists Association 10:3
Bon Air Christian Church 1:3
Bon Air Historic District 79:6
Bon Air Historical Society 17:1, 56:2
Bon Air Victorian Village 93:1
Bon Air Ward, Mormon Church 64:1 Bon Secours 102:7, (St Francis Watkins Centre) 115:4, 116:3
Bond, Anthone, intern 46:4
Bond issue 2:2 Bonnie and Clyde 114:5 Books, General Interest 139:3 Books, Rare 144:4
book review Gregory Families of Rockwood 62:8
Booker, Captain Lewis 56:5, 107:4 Booker, Richard M. 107:7
Booker family 79:4
books for sale by gift shop 36:4 Boone, Walter 116:4 Boston 104:1
Boscobel Quarries 91:6
Bossieux, Captain Louis F. 87:12, 97:8 Botte, John 137: 4
Bottega Bistro 79:2, 80:1
bottled water 82:5
Boulders Office Park 82:5
Boulevard Florist 65:3
Boundary, Chesterfield County 97:6 Bowe, Charles Conway, Mrs. 107:7 Bowles, B. Jr. 105:3 Bowels, C. K. 118:6 Bowles, Clay 123:3
Bowles family 79:4 Bowles Grocery 117:5 Bowles, Oscar 117:5 Bowling Green 102:7
Bowman, Anne Moxley 55:8
Bowman, Emily Mae 55:8
Bowman, Henry 55:8
Bowman, James 55:5, 55:8
Bowman, Logan Bryan 55:8
Bowman, Robert 55:5, 55:8
Bowman, Walter James 55:8
Bowman family 55:5
Boy Scouts of America 38:7
Boy Scouts of America Troop 877 80:7, 81:6,
Boy Scouts of America Troop 817 80:7
Boy Scouts of America Troop 826 57:3
Boy Scouts of America Troop 867 64:1
Boy Scouts of America Troup 842 59:4 Boyce, William, Major107:3 Boydton Plank Road 113:5
Boyd, Ernest Bradley 57:3
Boyd, Ernest J. 57:3
Boykin, John 44:3
Boykin, Rev. Clarence 95:7
Bracketts Field 55:5
Bradford, Billey 19:3 Bradford, David 101:6
Bradley, James 69:1
Bradshaw, Anita L. 4:6
Brady, Matthew, photographer 16:1, 16:4 Brady, Thomas T. 128:6 Branch, Ann 101:10
Branch, Archer 54:6
Branch, Benjamin 19:4, 53:4, 62:1, 71:4, 101:9; 132:8, 137: 3,4 Branch, Bernice Carter 100:3
Branch, Charles F. 21:8, 21:9 84:7
Branch, Charles F., photograph 21:8
Branch, Christopher 21:9, 57:4
Branch, Dr., war relics donated 21:8 Branch, Elizabeth 121:6 Branch, Ethel 116:4 Branch, Jesse 101:3
Branch, John P. 15:1 Branch, Kermit Lowel 100:4 Branch, Lee 103:3
Branch, Malinda 15:1
Branch, Mary 82:4 Branch, Melvin 107:6, 117:4
Branch, Muriel 80:2 Branch, Nathan 103:3
Branch, Peter 21:9 Branch, Rebecca Surley 107:6; 117:3
Branch, Rev. Lewis 94:12
Branch, Robert 21:9
Branch, Roger 13:2 Branch, Rosa Lee Caldwell Branch, Samuel 101:10
Branch, Thomas 52:4, 53:5, 87:10
Branch, William 70:3, 101:9 (and Viola) 108:3 Branch, Willis 118:6
Branch’s Baptist Church 15:3, 15:8
Branch’s Baptist Church Cemetery 15:3
Branch’s Meeting House 15:3 Brandermill 103:5 Brandermill Historic Project Committee 114:1
Brander’s Bridge Road 56:1, 56:6 Brandon, Anne Moseley 142:1
Brandon, Gwen 13:2
Brandon, Wali 55:7
Brandon River Boat 11:2-3
Brandt, Betsy Weaver 27:1
Brandy Station 87:12
Bransford, John Francis 68:5
Braxton, Dr. Harold E. 94:13
Bray, James 84:9 Breakhill, John (grave) 109:3
Breeden, Pat 70:1, 79:2
Brewer, Nannie 15:4
Brewerton projectile point 7:2 Brewster, Captain 110:5
Bridge at Falling Creek 79:6
Bridge Boat 12:6
Bridge construction 80:5
Brigg, John Strattons 93:4
Briggs, Brenda 78:1, 83:2, 90:4, 102:3 Briggs, Eugene 107:6
Briggs, Joseph 79:4 Briggs, Rachel Thomas Redd 107:6
Bright Hope Coal Mine 55:8, 110:6
Bright Hope Railroad 67:6, 110:5, 111:6
Bristol Parish 1:4, 20:3, 83:1 British American Tobacco Collection at Duke University 103:3 British American Tobacco Company 103:3
British assault on Richmond 14:5
British Camp 60:7
British constitution 19:2, 19:6
British Embassy in Washington 28:1
British forces 1:2
British Parliament 19:2
British post office 18:7 British soldiers 109:3
Britton, Anderson 51:4, 53:4
Britton, Bertha 79:4, 84:10
Britton, Bertha, photograph 84:10 Britton, Henry C. 99:4
Broad Bottom Party 4:2 Broad Rock Baptist Church 14:6
Broad Street, East 78:5 Broad Street (Methodist) Church, 98:5 Broadie, Archer 101:10
Brock, R.A. 21:5
Brockenbrough, Mr. Brockenbrough Brigade 105:4 Brockwell, Andrew Thomas 104:1 Brockwell, Herbert, Mrs. 104:1
Brockyard, the 88:10
Brodnax, John 13:4 Bronze Campaign Stars 101:4
Brooke’s Rifles 38:7, 81:6, 81:7
Brooklyn, New York 3:6 Brooks Store 100:4
Brooks, Aimee, intern 35:3
Brooks, Aimee, photograph 34:3,
Brooks, Laura 51:3 Brooks, Nicole 142:1 Brosamer Bells, Michigan 123:3
Brothers, Jamie 62:1 Brown, Agnes Tyler 106:6
Brown, Ann 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Brown, Charles 100:6
Brown, David, G. 46:11, 83:1 Brown, Dr. 104:7 Brown, Edna Louise Taylor 104:7 Brown, Ernest W. 102:4
Brown, Henry 95:5
Brown, Irby 37:3, 37:3, 49:7, 57:3 Brown, James 102:7
Brown, John 71:4, 78:3, 83:3, 101:9
Brown, Kitt 85:11, 102:7
Brown, LeRoy E. 21:5 Brown, Lester W., Jr 115:4, 116:3 Brown, Mamie 106:6 Brown, Mary Crawley 108:5, 110:3, 7 Brown, Mattie Hicks 102:4 Brown, Major Spotswood, Sr. 106:6 Brown, Noah 106:6 Brown, Otelia Estelle 102:4
Brown, Page and Burr 18:4, 18:6
Brown, Rev. Dr. Eugene S., II, 95:7
Brown, Rev. Joseph 95:7, 100:3-4
Brown, Rev. W. R. 95:6 Brown, Royal Sterling 104:7, 105:6 Brown, J. Thompson 120:5
Brown and Williamson Conservation Area (county owned) 78:6 Brown Grove 114:5
Brown Grove Baptist Church 95:6, 100:4, 103:5, 115:5 Brown v. Board of Education 108:3 Browne, Edgar J. 112:3
Brownell, Charles, Dr., VCU faculty 46:4
Browning, Lyle, archaeologist 13:2, 30:1, 62:1, 72:back, 75:1
Bruce, Armistead 84:9
Bruce, Philip Alexander, historian 21:5, 119:6
Brumall, John 1:2
Brunswick Belle 53:7
Brunswick County 66:4 Bryson, W. Hamilton, Professor 139:3
Buck Hill Estate 3:1
Buckingham County 14:1, 14:4, 79:7
Buckingham Pike 78:7
Buckingham Road, store 21:9 Bucks County Pennsylvania 104:5 Buckwell, George F. 112:3 Buckwell, James 112:3
Buildings and Grounds Dept., Chesterfield County 71:1
Bull Run, Battle of 17:3
Bullock, Jean 70:1 Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. 103:6 Burdett Organ Company 118:3 Burdett, Riley 118:3
Bureau of Mine Inspection, The 42:8
Burfoot, Cap. Lawson M. 97:9
Burfoot, Cap. Thomas Sr. 83:4, 97:9
Burfoot, Thomas 53:4, 68:4, 71:4, 78:3, 101:9-10, 137: 4
Burger King (near Castlewood) 78:8
Burges, Audrey 61:3, 61:4, 61:7
Burgess, Margaret 5:1, 7:1, 7:2, 7:3
Burgess Mill 68:5, 113:5
Burial & Recovery of the H.L. Hunley, The Natural History of the World’s First Successful Attack Submarine 70:1
Burials of Chesterfield County, Virginia 46:9 Burk, John Daly 142:6
Burke, Sarah A. 77:5
Burnet, Norie 80:2
Burnham, Colonel 17:8 Burnham, Sharon 108:6
Burning of Chesterfield Courthouse 56:1
Burning of Chesterfield Courthouse – Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3
Burns, Dawn 7:1, 8:1, 16:6, 16:7, 36:3, 49:5 Burnside, Ambrose, General 103:4
Burpee, T. F., Lt. Colonel 15:5
Burtin, Richard 53:4
Burton, Bartlett 71:4, 101:9
Burton, Richard 71:4, 101:9
Burton, Robert 62:1
Bus Tour through Surry County 88:7
Busch, Air Force Brigadier General Andrew E. 84:8
Bush, George H. W. 67:7
Bush, George W. 67:7
Bush, Lawrence N. 78:8
Bushnell, Margaret Marshall 35:1, 112:3 Busy Bee, Chester 145:5
Butler, Benjamin 1:3, 14:7, 15:5, 17:8, 20:4, 20:5, 26:3, 38:7, 89:11, (General Benjamin F.) 101:7, 104:5, 109:3, 112:1, 117:1; 133:6, 135:1
Butler, Marie 63:1 Butler, General (Union) 121:5
Butler, Samuel, Merchant Captain 20:3 Buzzard’s Roost 111:6 Byers, John, Captain 107:3
bylaws, society 50:2, 53:1, 62:2. 95:4, 106:3, 114:2
bylaws, Society, amendments 12:8 Byrd, Col, Regiment 114:6
Byrd, Cyil 95:7
Byrd, William 5:4, 21:4, 103:6, 139:3 Byrd, William, II :
Byrd, William, III 13:1
Byrd family 14:1
Byrd International Airport 3:5
C & O Railroad 80:5, 123:5
C.F. Sauer Company, Richmond 17:8 Caldwell, Pricilla Irene 100:3 Caldwell, Walter 100:3
Calendar 69:1, 69:3
Calendar of Events 58:5, 61:9, 137:5 California State Uiversity 100:3 Camack, W.J 135:7
Camden, Battle of 68:5
camera obscura 10:4 Cameron, Francis. H., Lieutenant 101:7
Cameron Castle 13:3 Cameron Foundation, The 119:4 Camp Baker 128:8 Camp Beall 101:6, 8 Camp Butler Nutrition Board 126:3 Camp Kilmer 105:6
Camp Lee 91:4, 101:8, 117:5, 120:5, 121:4; 128:6 Camp Lee Old Soldier’s Home 122:5 Camp Mills 121:5 Camp Pickens 98:5
Camp Pickett 89:9
Camp Poland, Tennessee 15:4 Camp Shanks 105:6
Camp Winder Division 4 Hospital 55:8
Campbell, Alex 64:4
Campbell, Edward D.C., (Kip), Jr. 42:3 Campbell, Linda S. 140:6 Canaan Baptist Church 101:6
Canal freight boats 12:6
Canal Street 12:1
canals 12:6, 12:8 Cape Hatteras 100:6
Capital Improvement Funding 68:3 Capitol, Virginia 142:6
Capitol flag 11:3
Capitol Hill 12:6 Capley, Lucile 105:3
Captaine Berkeley’s Plantation 19:3 Card, Ron 113:7
cargo vessel 12:1 Carico, Nicholas 142:1, 142:2, 143:2
Carlock, Margo 78:2, 79:1 Carlow, J. P. 104:3 Carlton, D. (Ducky) 104:3
Carmack, E dward Ward 96:7
Carolinas Genealogical Society Bulletin 80:3
Caroline County 19:2
Carpenter, Sarah 77:5
Carpenter, Thomas 77:5
Carpentry Crews, Chesterfield County 69:6 Carsbrook, 110:5 Carter, Ada Brooks 100:3
Carter, Bunny 59:4, 60:1, 61:3, 61:4, 62:6
Carter, Cr. Samuel Moss 94:12
Carter, Easter, Mrs. 10:2 Hattie Mae Trent Carter, Hattie Mae Trent 107:5, 108:6
Carter, Hill, Mr. 17:10, 97:4
Carter, James 84:9 Carter, Matthew 107:6
Carter, Siah 97:4 Carter, Willie Washington, Sr 100:3
Cartersville public boat ramp 77:6
Carty, Kathleen L. 60:4
Carver 86:11 Carver Heights Drive 108:3 Carver High School 104:6, 106:6, 108:6, 116:3
Carwile, Clyde 49:2
Cary, Alexander 19:4
Cary, Anne Edwards 21:14
Cary, Archibald 1:2, 1:3, 18:4, 19:3, 19:5, 21:5, 38:1, 19:4, 51:4, 82:4, 86:4, 103:3, 104:3, 127:8, 135:4
Cary, Archibald, portrait 21:14 Cary, Elizabeth 104:3, 135:4
Cary, Henry 21:4, 21:5, 21:14, 104:3
Cary family 14:1
Cary forge site 21:5
Cary Mill 62:1
Cary Street 12:1
Cashion, Emily May Bowman 55:8
Cashion, L. L. 1:3, 1:4, 5:1, 6:1
Cashion, Ruth 6:6
Cast iron, artifact, photograph 21:7
Castleford Drive 14:1
Castlewood, grounds 46:1
Castlewood, repair of front porch 69:6
Castlewood, Society’s management of 44:1
Castlewood 32:1, 42:3, 44:1, 45:2, 45:3, 46:1, 48:3, 52:1, 52:3, 52:5, 59:4, 60:1, 61:4, 65:3, 66:3, 67:1, 68:1, 69:7, 70:1, 73:2, 73:3, 75:1, 75:2, 76:2, 76:4, 78:2, 78:8, 79:2. 79:3, 79:6, 80:2, 82:6, 83:7, 99:1, 101:4, 103:6, 105:7, 109:1, 110:5, 111:1, 113:8, 122:1; 132:1, 138:1
Castlewood archaeological dig 69:5
Castlewood Archaeology Program 48:3
Castlewood Cemetery 61:4 Castlewood Ghost 106:5
Castlewood kitchen 68:1
Castlewood landscaping 65:3 Castlewood Model 99:6
Castlewood remodeling and repairs 65:3, 68:1, 99:1
Catholic Manse, Petersburg 1:5
Catholic Priest 78:5
Cayse, John 54:7
Celebrate America 61:9, 61:13, 62:11, 63:1
Cemetery Committee, photographs 49:6,
Cemetery Committee 32:3, 34:3, 46:9, 49:3, 49:6, 54:3, 56:6, 67:1, 73:3, 75:5, 76:3, 77:4, 81:2, 81:3, 82:3, 83:3, 97:6, 98:7, 104:9
Cemetery Committee digital photographs 73:3 Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg 105:4, 134:4
Cemetery Records, Chesterfield 4:1
Census 93:9
Census-1860 50:5 Census, 1940 100:7 Centenary United Methodist Church 111:7 Centennial of WWI 127:5 Center for Baptist Heritage and Studies (U of R) 105:1
Center for Paranormal Research and Investigation 75:1 Centerwood School 104:7
Central Baptist Church 78:5, 92:6
Central Methodist Church, Richmond 17:6 Central State Hospital 102:4
Centralia 6:3, 6:5, 88:9, 105:1, 109:5 Centralia Elementary School 107:6, 108:6, 116:4
Chaffin’s Bluff 81:7 Chaffin’s Farm 128:3
Chain, Kathy 25:3
Chain, Rusty 25:3
Chair photographs 46:7 Chalkley, Gideon P., Lt 107:3
Chalkley, H.L. 94:15
Chalkley, Horace 3:7
Chalkley, Mason 38:10, 60:9, 82:1, 83:2, 100:2
Chalkley, Mason, Mr. And Mrs. 1:5
Chalkley 86:11
Chalkley family 79:4
Chamber of Commerce, Petersburg 15:8
chamber pots 13:2 Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence 115:1
Chambers, Cecil, Rev. 15:3
Champe, John, Colonel 14:5 Canada 105:5
Chance, Negro 5:4
Chancellorsville Battlefield 77:1, 80:8, 87:12 Chancellorsville Campaign 101:7, 110:4
Chandler Shelby 83:7
Channel 12 12:8
Chapel Hill 66:5 Chappell, J.W. and Mary F 108:4
Character and Faith of Robert E. Lee 70:4
Charles, Crown Prince 20:3
Charles City 20:1, 20:3, 21:4
Charles City County 22:2
Charles County 22:1
Charlotte County, Virginia 19:4,
Charlton, Jacob 57:7
Charter members 49:5, 136: 6 -7
Charter sheets of the Society 2:1
Chaulkley, Elisha 55:4
Chaulkly, David 62:4
Cheatham, Arthur 61:6 Cheatham, Bettie 108:4
Cheatham, Francis 48:5, 69:4
Cheatham, Henry 69:4
Cheatham, James 69:4
Cheatham, Mary 48:5
Cheatham, Matthew 57:7
Cheatham, R., Doctor 7:3
Cheatham, Richard 19:3, 19:4
Cheatham, Silas 3:2
Cheatham, Thomas 48:5, 69:4
Cheatham, Thomas, Jr. 48:5
Cheatham family 61:6, 79:4
Cheatham House 69:7
Chenoweth, Lawson 77:7 Cherry Grove, Georgia 101:7 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Col 135:7
Chesapeake Indians 57:1
Chesapeake Bay 21:3, 103:3, 134:7 Cherokee, Oklahoma, 103:3 Charleston 101:6, 113:5 Charleston Harbor 101:7 Chase, Cathy 144:5
Chesden, Lake 12:8 Chester Garden Club 115:1, 126:3
Chester, England 82:6
Chester, VA 1:1, 2:5, 3:3, 3:4, 7:3, 11:3, 11:8, 20:5
Chester 60:7, 79:4, 82:6, 86:11, 88:9; 128:5
Chester Agricultural High School 11:8
Chester Baptist Church 5:3, 37:4, 123:4
Chester Brass Ensemble 53:1 Chester-Colonial Heights News Journal 141:3, 144:3
Chester Grays, The 97:8, 99:3 (Company I)
Chester High School 11:8, 126:3 Chester Hotel 126:3
Chester Methodist Church 37:4
Chester Presbyterian Church, Ornament diagram 37:4
Chester Presbyterian Church, photograph 37-4:
Chester Presbyterian Church 1:3, 37:4, 79:6 Chester Public Library 126:3 Chester Station 111:6
Chester Station Camp #1503 SCV 80:7
Chester United Methodist Church 11:8
Chester Village News 76:2
ChesterFest 65:2
Chesterfield, An Old Virginia County, Vol. I 17:2, 17:4, 18:4, 67:7, 77:6
Chesterfield, An Old Virginia County, Vol. II 22:7, 23:2, 67:7, 77:6 Chesterfield Brigade 134:4
Chesterfield, Earl, V, portrait 4:4
Chesterfield, Lord - see Lord Chesterfield
Chesterfield, Lord, letters to his son 4:2, 4:4
Chesterfield, Lord, portrait 4:2, 4:4
Chesterfield 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 3:4 11:3, 14:6, 19:3, 22:2, 22:4, 140:3
Chesterfield (sofa) 69:1
Chesterfield Agricultural Society 3:2
Chesterfield Air Show 83:2
Chesterfield Airport 83:2, 126:1 Chesterfield Alternatives Inc. 114:1
Chesterfield Band 80:2
Chesterfield Batteau Committee 12:8
Chesterfield Berry Farm 12:7 Chesterfield Black Fair 116:4
Chesterfield Central Guards, The 97:8, 98:5, 99:3 (Company D), 105:4 (Co. D), 109:5
Chesterfield Church 15:3
Chesterfield churches 1:3 Chesterfield Churchyards 126:6
Chesterfield Coal Mining program 70:1
Chesterfield Collegiate Institute 3:3
Chesterfield Community Band 61:9, 61:13
Chesterfield Community Band 82:7 Chesterfield Community High School 116:3
Chesterfield Confederate Heritage Foundation 63:Insert
Chesterfield Cookbook 76:2
Chesterfield County, history book 22:7
Chesterfield County, Virginia, Death Register 15:2
Chesterfield County, Virginia, Its’ History and Present Condition 11:8
Chesterfield County 16:3, 42:7, 81:8, 81:9, 82:4, 97:6, 113:6, 142:7
Chesterfield County – see also County Chesterfield County Chronicles 98:6 Chesterfield County Colored Fair 100:3
Chesterfield County Confederate History and Heritage Program – see Confederate History and Heritage Program
Chesterfield County Court clerk 79:3
Chesterfield County Courthouse and Courthouse Square 79:6, 121:4, 122:4
Chesterfield County Deacons’ and Deaconess’ Union – see Diaconate Union of Chesterfield County Chesterfield County Draft Board 126:3
Chesterfield County Early Architecture and Historic Sites 64:7, 65:1, 66:1, 66:7, 67:7, 77:6, 101:4
Chesterfield County Fair 6:1, 95:3
Chesterfield County History Video 79:1
Chesterfield County History Video Committee 79:1
Chesterfield County in the Last Year of the American Revolution Lunchtime Lecture Series 47:1
Chesterfield County Library 4:1
Chesterfield County License to Keep an Ordinary, 1876 79:5
Chesterfield County Marriage Book – see Marriages of Chesterfield County
Chesterfield County Militia 56:5
Chesterfield County Militia-re-enactment 56:4
Chesterfield County Museum – see Museum
Chesterfield County Planning Office – see Planning Office Chesterfield County Public School 101:3-4, 102:3, 106:6, 107:6 Chesterfield County Railroads: From Mule Power to Steam Power 103:1 Chesterfield County Veterans, 101:5
Chesterfield County Veterans Memorial Wall – see Veterans’ Memorial Wall
Chesterfield County: A Community for All Ages 61:7
Chesterfield County: An Old Virginia County 66:1
Chesterfield County: Early Architecture and Historic Sites, 2nd Edition, 2002 59:12
Chesterfield County: Early Architecture and Historic Sites (1983) 18:3, 18:4, 22:6, 23:2, 27:2, 29:1, 30:1, 37:3, 60:8, 119:3 Chesterfield County’s Veteran Memorial 122:6
Chesterfield County’s 250th birthday – see 250th Anniversary Chesterfield County
Chesterfield Court, from the files of 26:3
Chesterfield Courthouse Ceremony (Revolutionary War Living History) 56:6 Chesterfield Dragoons, 98:5, 105:4 Chesterfield Education Association 101:4 Chesterfield Fair Grounds 128:5
Chesterfield Garden Club 21:6
Chesterfield Gazette 2:1, 5:1
Chesterfield Heritage Alliance webpage 63:3
Chesterfield Heritage Round Table 56:3 Chesterfield Historic Court 111:1
Chesterfield Historical Society – see Society Chesterfield Historical Society DVD Collection 138:5
Chesterfield Historical Society Officers – see Officers
Chesterfield History Complex 82:7
Chesterfield History museum exhibit 51:3 Chesterfield Hotel 124:4
Chesterfield Libraries, One Hundred Years of Service Lunchtime Lecture 63:2
Chesterfield Light Dragoons, The 97:8
Chesterfield Living Magazine 77:7
Chesterfield Mall 12:1
Chesterfield Manners 69:1 Chesterfield Masonic Lodge 110:6
Chesterfield Mayfaire 11:4 Chesterfield Motel 101:3
Chesterfield Museum – see Museum
Chesterfield Museums, Executive Director 28:4 Chesterfield Observer 98:6
Chesterfield Parks Historic and Civil War Sites webpage 63:3
Chesterfield Personal Property Tax List 14:5
Chesterfield Police 17:5, 111:3
Chesterfield Police Dept. Museum Exhibit 65:6
Chesterfield pre-colonial history 20:2
Chesterfield Railway, photograph 18:3
Chesterfield Railway Company 3:2, 18:7
Chesterfield Rebels, The 97:9
Chesterfield School Board 94:14 Chesterfield Senior Hall of Fame 108:7
Chesterfield Services Co. 59:4 Chesterfield Teacher’s Association 101:4
Chesterfield Technical Center 48:4
Chesterfield Tractor Club 63:1
Chesterfield Training Post 1:2 Chesterfield Twining Association 108:1
Chesterfield Veteran’s Day 97:5
Chesterfield Veterans Database – see Veterans Project
Chesterfield Veterans Project – see Veterans of Chesterfield County Project
Chestnut, Mary 85:3
Chestnut Grove 90:13-4
Chestnut Hill 67:1, 67:6
Chetham, Francis – see Cheatham, Francis
Chickahominy 80:5 Chief of the Powhatan 109:6; 128:4
Children’s Archaeology Camp with Henricus 67:2
Childrens’s Museum of Richmond 70:4
Childress, J.B. 15:3
Childs, J. Rives 14:5
Chimborazo Hospital Number 5 55:8, 105:6 China 105:5 Chippenham Hospital 106:6
Chippenham Parkway 82:5, 122:7
Christian, Marguerite Friend 84:10, 102:1; 128:8
Christian (Chastain), Buckingham 19:4 Christian Women United 104:6
Christianity 21:4
Christmas (1890’s) at Magnolia Grange 48:1
Christmas Luncheon 43:1, 58:5
Christmas Luncheon at Magnolia Grange 66:2 Christmas Mother Program, Chesterfield-Colonial Heights 128:5
Christmas Open House at Magnolia Grange 75:2, 79:2, 80:4
Christmas Open House at Magnolia Grange 81:2, 82:2, 83:2
Christmas Tea at Magnolia Grange 61:10, 62:7, 63:1, 70:2, 75:2, 79:2, 81:2, 82:2, 83:2, 143:8
Church Branch Creek 1:4 Church Hill 119:3
Church of England 1:3, 19:6, 20:2, 69:1 Church Road 114:5
churches – see individual listings
Cinabar 78:2
Cinebar Productions 79:1
Cinebar Productions web site 79:1 Circle Oaks 107:7
Circuit Court 2:2, 3:1, 6:2, 19:10, 38:2 Citidel 113:5
Citie of Henricus, 1611 to 2007 Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7
Citie of Henricus – see Henricus, Citie of Citizen’s Service Exchange 102:4 Citizens Christmas Committee 128:5
City Hall 91:6
City Home Hospital 17:6
City Point, 20:4, 20:5, 81:7, 101:7 City Point National Cemetery 120:3
Civil War 1:3, 1:4, 3:2, 3:3, 3:6, 6:2, 7:2, 8:2, 13:3, 14:6, 15:3, 16:4, 17:8, 20:4, 20:5, 38:7, 55:5, 78:6, 87:6. 94:3, 96:6. 97:4, 97:5, 100:6 (War Between the States), 102:3, 103:4, 104:5, 104:8, 105:4, 106:5, 108:3, 109:4, 110:4, 110:7, 112:5, 113:5, 127:3
Civil War Ballooning Lecture 80:2
Civil War battlefields 77:1, 77:7, 80:8
Civil War earthworks 16:4
Civil War encampment re-enactment 48:1
Civil War era rowboat 12:6
Civil War forts 1:3, 8:2, 14:7, 16:1, 38:7
Civil War in Chesterfield - Back Door to Richmond – Chesterfield County’s role in the Civil War - Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
Civil War in Chesterfield – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:6
Civil war monument, Vicksburg, Mississippi 16:3
Civil War parks 77:7, 80:7
Civil War preservation effort 62:3
Civil War re-enactors 78:1
Civil War sites 17:8, 80:7
Civil War Sites Committee 14:7, 27:1, 38:7, 57:3, 77:7
Civil War soldiers 28:2
Civil War Talk 82:7
Civil War Trail 80:7, 83:3
Civil War Trails Marker Program 80:7
Civil War trenches 20:1 Civil War Trunk 114:1
Civilian Conservation Corp Museum 78:6
Civilian Conservation Corps 94:15
Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2386 80:6 Claiborne, Susan 107:5
Clark, Charles 57:7
Clark, Frances 77:2 Clark, Major John 135:6
Clark’s lane, 95:5
Clarke, Charles 54:6 Clarke, James A 119:6-7
Clarke, Jeremiah 94:3
Clarke, Major John 59:1
Clarke, Martha F. 94:4
Clarke, Peter 55:4
Clarke, Sarah Elizabeth 94:3
Clarke, William Edward 90:11
Clary, Alexander 21:4
Clay, Eleazer 5:3, 19:4, 19:5, 29:1, 68:5 Clay, Elizabeth 121:6
Clay, Henry 91:6 Clay House 121:5
Clay, John 19:4
Clay, John, peace bond 19:3 Clay, Henry Milton 121:6 (ancestry)
Clay, Robert Clay 29:1 Clay, Samuel and Martha (Burfoot) 121:6
Clay graveyards 95:8
clay pipes 13:2
Clay’s Church 3:2, 135:4
Clayton, John 68:5 Clement, Isaac 107:4 Clemmer, J.F. Jr. 128:6 Clerk of the Court 110:5, 113:8
Clerk of Chesterfield County 3:1, 3:2, 3:3, 15:2, 61:4 , 79:5, 116:1
Clerk’s Offices, Historic 1828 and 1889 82:7
Clerks, Circuit Court 3:3
Climax Beverages 82:5
Clinton, Sir Henry 56:1 Clock, Cockermouth Longcase 143:3
Clopton, Judge 95:8
Clopton Family 52:4 Clore, Edward 117:6
Clover Hill, childhood memories 42:6
Clover Hill 1:1, 1:3, 3:7, 7:1, 85:8, 86:11, 98:6, 106:7; 131:1
Clover Hill & Coal Pit Road 80:5, 123:5
Clover Hill High School students 13:2
Clover Hill mines 55:5, 63:2 Clover Hill Pits 110:6
Clover Hill Plantation, photograph 42:6
Clover Hill Plantation 3:6, 3:7, 41:3, 55:5, 63:1, 75:2, 75:4, 111:6, 111:7, 116:1
Clover Hill Railroad 55:5, 99:4, 110:6, 111:6
coal boat 12:6
coal mines, abandoned 42:7
coal mines 3:7, 14:6, 20:5, 55:8, 80:5
coal mining – 1:2, 1:3, 18:7, 20:5, 21:4, 42:6, 42:7, 55:5, 55:6, 55:8, 57:3, 59:1, 63:2, 77:6, 92:5
Coal Mining in Chesterfield program 70:1
Coal Mining in Winterpock Lunchtime Lecture 63:2
coal pit 1:2, 21:4
Coalboro 92:8 Coalboro Depot 115:3 Coalboro Match Factory 114:5, 115:3 Coalboro Road 111:7, 116:4
Coalfield, Virginia 21:9
Coalfield Station (Midlothian) 1:3, 109:5
coal-hauling railroads 18:7 Coalter, Gwen 101:5 Coulter, Henry 140:4, 140:6, 142:1
Coastal Carolina University 70:1
coastal mortars 81:6
Coates, John 69:4
Cobb Hall 22:7
Cockade Society, a Look into the Lives of Time Past Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7 Cockbelt, George 131:6
Cocke, Elizabeth 20:4, 127:1 Cooke, James Powell 101:7 Cocke, Gen. Phillip St. George, 135:7
Cocke, Stephen 68:4, 70:3, 101:9 Cocquebert, Felix 142:6
Cocteau, Jean 71:1
Code of Virginia 3:4
Codemo, Edward 67:1
Coffee & Biscuits in Soldiers’ Camp 80:2 Cofer Road 113:4 Cogbill, Athlinda Margaret 134:4 Cogbill, Athwilda Parke 134:4
Cogbill, W. W. T. 3:2, 99:3, 134:4 (Williamson, Wills Tilghman, Clerk of the Court) Cogbill. Emma Virginia Perdue 144-5, Cogbill, Fayette Lafton 134:4 Cogbill, Gilliam H 132:8 Cogbill, J 102:7
Cogbill, Jesse 53:4, 55:5, 71:4, 101:9-10 Cogbill, John 145:10
Cogbill, John V. 77:2, 101:9-10
Cogbill, Lucy Catherine Winfree 6:2
Cogbill, Marcus A. 2:3, 3:2, 6:5, 79:5, 110:6, 134:4, 144-6 Cogbill, Martha Ida, 134:4
Cogbill, Nathan 1:3, 125:3
Cogbill, Nathan Hale 3:2-3
Cogbill, Nathan Herbert 2:5, 3:2
Cogbill, Nathan, Court Clerk 13:3
Cogbill, P. V., clerk, 17:10
Cogbill, Philip V. 19:3, 145:10
Cogbill, Philip Valentine 3:2, 6:2 Cogbill, Tilghman 126:3
Cogbill, W. Tilghman, photograph 59:5 Cogbill, W. W. T, Capt. 109:5, 134:4 Cobgill, William C, Private 112:5
Cogbill family 10:2, 122:1
Cogbill’s Bridge 54:6 Cohen, Michael 104:4 Cohen, Susan 104:4 Cohen V. Chesterfield County 104:4
coin silver 13:5 Coke, Captain 102:7 Coke, natural 115:3
Coke, Richard 97:5
Cold Harbor, Battle of 8:2
Cold Harbor 81:8, 83:3
Cold War 96:7
Cold War Museum 81:1
Cold Water Run 6:2, 80:6 Colgate-Rochester Divinity School 101:6
Cole, Eliza Jane Crews 91:12
Cole, Hazel 7:2, 115:4
Cole, Hazel Bowman 55:8, 75:3 Cole, James 121:4
Cole, William Henry 91:12
Cole Richard Earnest 91:12
Coledge, R. 15:3
Colegrove, Scott 61:4 Coleman, Alice 104:7 Coleman, Dorothy Louise Webster 105:7
collection catalog 62:6 collection, CD & DVD 139:3
Collection Management 81:3
collection-management policy 35:3, 38:11, 39:4
Collections Committee, 97:6
College Lands, the 21:4
College of William and Mary, archaeologists 29:3
College of William and Mary 21:14, 41:5
colonial churches 1:4 Colonel Commandant of the Confederate States Marine Corps 101:6 Colonial Court and Market Day 99:6
colonial delftware 13:2
Colonial Heights 67:7, 102:3
colonial history of Chesterfield 20:2
Colonial Virginia 12:6
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 34:1
Colonies, exports 21:2
Colony of Virginia – see Virginia
Colored High School 15:4 Colson, Dr. Edna Meade 125:5 Colsston, Rawleigh Thomas 142:6 Colston Susannah “Susan” 142:6
Columbiad guns 38:7 Columbia, South Carolina 100:3
Columbiads, smoothbore 81:6
Combat veterans 79:1
comics, newspaper 81:4
Commission of Peace 3:6, 112:4; 125:3
Commissioner of the Revenue, Chesterfield County 79:5
committee – see individual committee name
committee chairs 27:1, 80:2, 81:2, 82:2, 83:2,
Committee of Correspondence of 1773 21:14
committee reports 2:1, 2:6, 3:1, 3:7, 4:1, 5:1, 5:4, 6:1, 7:1, 7:6, 8:1, 8:2, 8:4, 9:1, 9:2, 9:3, 10:6, 10:7, 11:7, 12:2, 12:3, 12:8, 13:2, 14:2, 15:5, 16:2, 16:2, 16:4, 17:3, 17:9, 18:2, 18:3, 19:9, 19:10, 20:10, 20:14, 21:10, 22:6, 24:4, 25:2, 26:3, 27:3, 28:6, 30:5, 31:2, 32:2, 32:3, 32:4, 33:3, 34:3,35:5, 36:2, 36:3, 36:4, 36:6
Commonwealth Attorney 3:2, 17:9
Commonwealth Attorney’s office, old 37:2 Commonwealth Bank 100:5
Commonwealth vs. Tom and George 26:3
commune 83:6
Communistic Societies of the United States 83:6
Community Independent Methodist Church 95:5 Company A, Confederate Marine 101:8 Company B, Confederate Marine 101:7-8 Company C, Confederate Marine, 101:8
Company D of the 41st Regiment, Virginia Infantry (Confederate) 55:5, 98:5, 105:4
Company K 8:1, 8:2
Company of Waites, Renaissance Wind Band 53:1, 68:2
compass windows 83:1
Complete Poems by Edgar Allan Poe 83:6
Compulsive behavior 82:5 Conaway, R. F. 105:3
Condee (Condrey), William 91:11
Condrey, Edith Bailey 83:4
Condrey, Hannah Leonard 92:5, 123:6
Condrey, James 89:8
Condrey, James 91:11
Condrey, Jefferson 94:3, 111:5
Condrey, Madeline 49:7
Condrey, Palmer 41:3, 42:6, 49:2, 49:13
Condrey, William Henry 94:3
Condrey family 90:7-8, 91:10-11, 94:3, 97:6
Confederacy, capital 1:3
Confederate Army 15:4, 97:8, 101:6, 102:7, 104:8, 111:4. 120:3, 122:5
Confederate Army Surgeon 14:6
Confederate bonds 21:8 Confederate Congress 101:7, 113:5
Confederate forces 7:1, 8:2,17:8
Confederate fort, Walthall Creek Subdivision 16:4
Confederate Generals 83:3
Confederate Grays, The 97:8, 105:4
Confederate History and Heritage Program 63:Insert
Confederate hospital, Huguenot Springs 21:8 Confederate James River Squadron 101:6, 113:5 Confederate Marine 101:6, (Corps) 101:6, 11113:5
Confederate Memorial chapel 83:1
Confederate Memorial Literary Society 76:4
Confederate Monument, Chesterfield 82:7
Confederate Naval officers monument 17:3 Confederate Naval Services 113:5 Confederate Navy 101:6, 113:5, 113:5 Confederate Peace Commissioners 113:5 Confederate, Printing Press 144-7
Confederate retreat 21:8 Confederate Roll of Honor 99:3 Confederate ships 113:5
Confederate soldier 16:4, 753, 109:3 Confederate Soldier’s Home 111:4 Confederate soldiers of Chesterfield County 104:8 Confederate States Naval Academy 101:6
Confederate troops 7:1
Confederate veterans 17:3
Confederate Veterans Home 86:9
Congress of the Confederate States of America 87:11
Conjuror’s Neck Plantation 67:7
Connecticut, Colony of 13:4 Conner Industries 110:5
Conrad, Geo. W. M. 77:5
Conrad, Lafayette A. 77:5
Conrad, Sarah T. 77:5
Conry (Condrey), Dennis 91:11 Conscription Act of 1864 102:7, 111:5
Conservation and Historic Resources, Department of 78:7, 80:6
Constitution (frigate) 66:7
Constitution tour 14:10
Constitutional Convention 19:6
Continental Congress 14:4
Continental Training Post 1:2
Converts, religious 19:1
Convict camps 89:8 Conway, Henry, Major 107:3, 4
Conwell, Rev. John D. 95:7
Cook, Emma 21:9
cookbook, In the Chesterfield Manner 17:2
cookbook, Society, reprinted 17:2
cookbook 12:4, 17:2, 80:2
Cookbook naming contest 75:2
Cookbook Project 78:2
Cooke, Giles B., Major 15:4
Cooke, John B. 13:4
Cooley, Isaac 84:11
Cooley, Rev. C. D. 95:6
Cooper 15:4 Cooper, J. L. 105:3 Copeland, Elsie 116:5
Copeland, Patrick, Reverend 21:3 Cordora 104:3, 105:3
Cormier, Steve 26:3, 32:1
Cornwallis, Charles Lord 56:1
Cornwallis, General 1:2; 132:3, 13444:::7
coroner 17:4, 17:9
coroner’s inquest 17:5 Corr, Lucy 128:5 Corr, Thomas and Mary Bray, 128:5 Cortez, Governor of Spain 107:5 Costley, Benard T.
cotton mills 1:2,15:1, 79:5
Cotton plants 69:6
Coulter, Gwen 70:1
Countrey of the Apamatica, Native Americans in Chesterfield County – Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8
country silver 13:4 Country Mailman, The, 103:6 County, Caswell, North Carolina 140:3
Country store 79:5
County Cooperative Extension Service 65:3, 69:6
County Court of Chesterfield 19:4, 66:4
County Fire Department – see Fire Department
County flag 91:6
County Police Department – see Police Department
County records 3-1, 13:3
County Store museum exhibit 70:3 County Training School 108:4
Court, Chesterfield County 38:2
Court, Chesterfield County November 1788 65:5
Court, day in 5:1
Court Days 1771 re-enactment 48:1
Court Green at Courthouse 10:1
Court Hill 76:4
Court Order Book 8, Chesterfield County 65:5, 68:4, 69:4, 70:3, 71:4, 78:3, (December 1788) 101:9
Court records, hiding of 3:2
Court records, Baptist ministers 19:4
Court records, salvation of 3:1
Court Swamp 20:3
Courthouse, 1749 6:2, 10:1, 17:5, 69:7, 124:3
Courthouse, 1749, photograph 1:3, 17:5
Courthouse, 1750 69:7, 80:6
Courthouse, 1917 1:2, 5:3, 6:1, 10:8, 11:3, 20:6, 21:14, 35:2, 39:2, 40:1, 44:3, 45:1, 50:3, 52:1, 52:3, 52:5, 55:5, 59:4, 70:4, 76:3, 82:7, 83:2
Courthouse, 1917 photograph 19:10, 37:1, 37:2
Courthouse, 1917 renovation 37:1, 37:2, 38:2, 44:4, 46:6
Courthouse, 1917, Episcopal mission 38:6
Courthouse, 1917, historical significance 37:2
Courthouse, 1917, Library 16:4
Courthouse, 1917, print by P. Buckley Moss 75:4
Courthouse, colonial 16:6
Courthouse, replica 10:1
Courthouse 2:2, 3:2, 6:5, 10:3
Courthouse archaeological excavations 67:2 Courthouse bell, 1749 116:3, 122:4
Courthouse buildings 3:2
Courthouse Gift Shop 37:7
Courthouse Green 76:4, 98:6, 122:4
Courthouse Green Walking Tour 82:7
Courthouse Hotel 6:2, 145:10
Courthouse Plat 1887 2:3
Courthouse Road 78:5, 102:6
Courthouse square 20:6
Courthouses, Chesterfield, pictures 70:3
Coventry, Vermont 21:9 Covington, Alfred 121:3
Covington, John 71:4, 101:9 Covington, Virginia 105:1 COVID-19 134:5
Cowan, William 13:4 Cox, Doris Arlene 104:9
Cox, Edward 93:4
Cox, Edwin P., investigator for FCR 18:6, 87:10 Cox, Emma Johnson 104:9 Cox, Ever Mae Gooden 106:6 Cox, Jake 104:9
Cox, Gene, Channel 12 46:3
Cox, George 67:1, 93:4
Cox, Henry 22:4, 54:6, 67:1. 67:6 85:8, 100:4, 111:7, 136:3
Cox, James H., Judge 3:6, 111:7
Cox, James Piper 55:5
Cox, James, Judge 3:2, 3:7 Cox, James Henry and Martha Reid Law Cox 98:5 Cox, Joseph H. 121:4
Cox, Joseph, Doctor 3:6 Cox, Lieutenant Joseph Edwin 98:5
Cox, Liancer 68:4 Cox, Lillian 100:4
Cox, Lucy Willson 67:1, 67:6
Cox, Mary 67:1 Cox, Richard 100:4
Cox, Rudford 68:4
Cox, T. B. 11:8 Cos, Thomas 135:1
Cox family 1:3, 3:6, 55:5
Cox Family Burying Ground 67:6, 98:5
Cox Overseer’s Site 67:6
Cox’s Ferry 67:6
Cox’s Mine 3:7
Cox’s Snow 3:6
Coxendale 9:2,11:2
Coxendale tract 20:3
Cox-Vaden table 7:1
Craddock, William 20:3, 107:3 Craft, Bake and Plant Sale 145:9 Cranford, Buddy -See George Cranford_
Cranford, George 78:2, 80:2, 112:3, 136:3, 138:2, 138:3, 138:6, 139:6, 140:4, 140:7, 141:4, 141:7, 142:1, 142:2, 142:6, 142:7, 143:6, 145:6-7, 145:10
Crater (Petersburg), Battle of 8:2, 8:3
Crater Road Antique Car Club 63:1 Craven, Dr. John Joseph 120:3
Craven, Wesley Frank 21:2
Crawford, Alan 84:4 Crawley, Lawrence, Sr 108:6 Crawley, Mary Ella 105:6 Crawley, Janet P 108:3, 5
Creamware 13:2
Creative Memories 75:3 Creative Movement Connection 119:3 Creekmore, Vernon 113:7
Creig House 17:8
Crenshaw, Faye 78:2
Crenshaw, Mr. 76:4
Crenshay, Thelma 86:11 Cress, Howard 105:3
Crestwood Farms Garden Club 63:1 Crimean War 123:6
criminal history, Virginia 17:7
Cromartie, Jasmine 77:2 Cronkite, General Adelbert, 120:5
crop diversification 20:3 Cross, Hezekiah 108:6
Cross, Margaret S. 91:12 Crossroads Cemetery 142:7
crossties, pine 18:5
Crow Spring 82:5, 122:7 Crowder, C. N. 117:6
Croxton, Beth 76:1, 77:4
Croxton, Jenny, intern 46:4
Croxton’s Inc. Custom Builders 75:3, 76:2
Crozet, Claudius 1:2, 18:7 CSS Albermarle 1136 CSS Drewry 113:6 CSS Fredericksburg, 101:7 CSS Sumter 101:7 CSS Virginia (ship) 101:6, 113:5 Cultsha Xpo (first annual, Science Museum) 98:7 Crump, Ella Lee 140:6
Crump, Frances 5:2
Crump, J. Wilson
Crump, Levis 5:2
Crump, Nancy Carter 28:4, 40:2, 42:1, 44:1, 44:4,45:1, 46:4, 47:1, 49:1, 49:13, 50:3, 51:1
Crump, Nancy Carter, Executive Director, photograph 29:2
Crump House 66:5
Crumply, John 57:4
Crystal Lithia Co, Chesterfield 78:8
Crystal Lithia Co. bottle 78:8 Crystal Palace, London 112:3 Cucumber Tree 130:1
Culinary Historians of Virginia, The 38:1, 39:1 Culpepper, 106:5, 127:8
CultshaXpo 101:1 cultural identity 19:2
Cumberland County 14:1
Cumming, Catherine Cogbill 6:2, 90:12 Cunningham, I. 102:7 Curd, Thomas, Captain 107:4
Curin, C. F. (Sonny) Jr. 16:4
Currin, Carthan 10:8, 22:4
Curtis, Charence E., Sr. 86:11 Custalow, Linwood “Little Bear”, Dr. 107:5
Custer Battlefield (Montana) 77:1
Custodial Lease and Use Agreement 52:1
Cypress, Elridge 85:11, 102:7
Cypress Cemetery 94:4-5
Daffron, Julie 6:1, 64:6, 142:5
Daffron, Mildred Perdue, photograph 59:5
Daffron, Philip 6:1, 64:6, 110:6, 142:5 Daffron, Philip, Jr 142:1
Daffron,, Judge 5:1
Dahlgren guns 38:7 Daily Examiner (Richmond newspaper) 101:6
Daily Whig 21:8
Dale, Sir Thomas 94:15, 112:6
Dale, Thomas, Sir 1:2, 7:1, 9:1, 9:2, 10:6, 21:3, 57:5, 78:6, 86:12, 111:4. 113:8, 114:7; 128:4
Dale District 9:2 Dale District School Board 108:3
Dale Magisterial District 1:2
Dale Memorial Cemetery 9:2
Dale Parish 1:4, 9:2, 5:4, 7:1, 20:1, 20:2, 40:6
Dale’s laws 9:2
Dale’s Pale Archaeological District 79:6
Dallmeyer, Diane 80:2, 82:5, 83:3, 98:6, 113:7, 142:2
Dance, Gladys Spears 6:6
Dance, John 65:5
Dance, Mary, storyteller, photograph 28:1
Dance, Rachel 1:5
Dance, Walter 1:5 Daniel, Angela L. – “Silver Star” 107:5
Daniel, Harry G. 7:1, 9:1, 49:12
Daniels, Jim 26:3, 27:1, 77:2, 79:2, 82:1, 142:1
Daniels, Mack T. 3:3 Daniels, Robert, Captain 107:3 Danielson, Robert G. 107:7
Dantzler, Col. Olin Miller 80:7, 81:6, 81:8 Danville Railroad 121:1
Danville, Virginia 15:1
Darrow, Wynn 11:7
Datram, Daniel 53:4
Daughters of the American Revolution 10:8, 60:7 (Bermuda Chapter) 126:3 David’s Island POW Camp, New York, 111:5
David, Nannie Bland 80:6 David M Lea Industries 105:7
Davies, William 1:2
Daviess County, 90:11 Davis Buckley Architects & Planners 111:1
Davis, Benjamin 62:1 Davis, D. Webster (school) 100:3, 101:4, 102:4, 104:7, 107:6, 108:6, 114:5, 115:5, 116:4, 117:3 Davis, Daniel 102:7 Davis, F. P., Mrs. 110:5
Davis, Irving H. 84:8
Davis, Jefferson 3:2, 3:4, 76:4, 101:6-7, 113:5, 135:7 (Sec. of War)
Davis, John Rogers 65:5
Davis, Robert P. 47:1
Davis, Samuel 65:5, 70:3, 101:9
Davis, Zane 37:3, 49:7
Day, Addeson 65:5
D-Day 81:4
De La Warr, Lord 9:1 Deadly Shoot Outs 114:5
Dealey Plaza (JFK Assassination site) 80:1
Dear Ellen Bee Lecture 80:2
Death Certificate Indexing Project 54:3, 73:3
Death Certificates 1912-1939 77:4
Death Register 1855-1870, Chesterfield County 15:2
Death Register Index of Chesterfield County, Virginia 1866-1896 61:6
Death Register of Chesterfield County, Virginia 1853-1865 61:6
Deathly Lyrics: Songs of Virginia Tragedies 68:6
Declaration of Independence, 1776 81:9
Declaration of Independence 19:6
Deconstructing Chesterfield’s Past museum exhibit 69:7, 70:1
Dedication of Veterans’ Memorial Wall 66:2
deed books 3:4, 3:50
Defense General Supply 83:7, 104:8, 114:5
Delftware bowls 13:2
delinquent taxes 3:3
Dellwood Plantation 21:14, 115:1, 116:1
DeMerell, Elliott 44:3
Dendinger, Theodore A. 97:9
Denining, F. C. 92:8
Dennis, Benjamin, Rev. 17:11
Department of Agriculture, Virginia 69:6
Department of Health, Chesterfield County 79:4
Department of Historic Resources 28:1, 69:5, 79:2 Department of Parks and Recreation 108:5, 142:2
Department of Transportation, Virginia 80:7
depression 20-5, 81:4
Development of Transportation Systems in the United States 18:6
Devens, Charles, Brigadier General 21:8
Dewey, Samuel 75:3, 101:8
Dewey Diamond 75:3, 101:8
Diaconate Union of Chesterfield County, 95:7
Diamond, Richard, photograph 36:3
diamond 75:3 Diamonds in Virginia 101:8
Diary of William Bolling of Cobbs 90:14, 93:4-5, 94:7-8, 95:3-4, 96:3-4, 97:3
Dickson, Rebecca 78:2
Dictionary of Virginia Biography 4:5
Dietsch, F. F. 91:12
Dietz Press Incorporated, Richmond 13:5
Digg family 14:1
Digges’ Hundred 20:1, 20:3
Diller, Lew, photograph 62:9
Diller, Ley 49:5, 59:6, 70:1, 83:5, 101:4; 130:8, 133:7 (Shirley Raines Diller), 141:2, 141:8
Diller, Ley, photograph 62:9
DiMaggio, Joe 94:15 Dininny, F. C., Jr. 115:3
Dininny, Ferral Carlton Jr. 92:8 Dinnock, Captain 102:7
Dinwiddie 82:6 Dinwiddie County 101:7
Dinwiddie County Pullman Car 79:6 Dinwiddie Court House 113:6
Diomed (race horse) 66:1, 66:4
Director’s Message 51:1, 52:1, 53:1, 54:1, 55:1, 56:3, 57:3, 58:1, 59:4, 60:1, 61:3, 62:3, 64:1, 65:3. 68:1, 69:6, 70:1
Director’s Report – see Director’s Message Dishman, Emmett O. 104:9 Dishman, Metra 104:9
Dismal Swamp, Virginia 21:8
Displaced Person: A Girl’s Life in Russia, Germany, and America 73:2, 73:back Distinguished Service Cross 115:4
Diversity Committee, Chesterfield County 61:7
Division II of the City of Richmond 3:4 Dixon, H. Lee 132:6 DNA 129:7
Docents 49:8, 53:3, 81:3
Document, Peace 3:6
Dodd, Garland 49:14
Dodge, Anna Haskins 6:6
Dog Watch Sea Shanties 53:1 Dogpatch 113:4
Dogtown, (Old Manchester) 27:4
Doll artisans 11:7
dolls, handmade 11:7
Domestic Relations Court 3:3
Donahoe family 55:5
Donald, Alexander 69:4
Donald, Robert 55:4
Donald, Robert Jr. 71:4, 101:10
Donations for Benefit Auction 2004 71:5
donations to Museum and Library – see gifts to Society Donations, Military History 144:4 Donnely, Ralph W 101:6-7
Donors, Live Auction 80:4
Donors, Special 137:8
Donors to Society 65:Supplement, 137:7, 140:8, 141:7 Dooley, Gary and Laura 110:7 Dora the Doffer 103:3
Dorsett, John Lewis 5:2, 5:3 Dorsey, George 104:3
Dortch, Rev. Robert L., Jr. 95:6
double-flanged rail 18:5
double-flanged wheels 18:6
double-track gravity-lines 18:6 Doughboy 114:1
Dove, Bruce 57:3
Down Chesterfield’s Tobacco Road-museum exhibit 49:2 Downman, Rawleigh, Lieutenant Colonel 107:4
Downman, William 62:1 Downton Abbey 115:1
draft animal power 18:7
Drafting Department, County 6:1
Drainage Dept., Chesterfield County 71:1
Drake, Admiral 81:9
Drake, Colonel, Forces 17:8
Drake, Father A. R. 78:5 Draper, Ervin 103:5 Draper, Jacqueline 103:5 Draper, James 103:5 Draper, Wayne, 103:5 Draucker, Robert & Jessica 113:7
Drayman 15:1 Drewry, Agness 107:7
Drewry, Augustus 1:3, 89:5 Drewry, Clay, Major 107:7
Drewry Armed Tender 81:7 Drewry, Captain J.W. 99:3
Drewry’s Bluff, Battle of - see Battle of Drewry’s Bluff
Drewry’s Bluff, Battle of 81:6
Drewry’s Bluff 1:3, 68:2, 77:1, 77:7, 77:back, 78:1, 80:7, 80:8, 81:6, 101:7-8, 109:5, 110:4, 113:5, 121:6 Drewry’s Bluff Colored School 108:5 Drewry’s Bluff Elementary School 100:3, 107:6 Drewry’s Mansion 103:6
Drumgoole, Rev. Augustus 95:7
Dry Bridge School, 94:13, 100:4, 101:3, 104:7, 105:6, 117:3 Dry Bridge Site 119:5 Dry Creek 101:1
Du Pont Plant 1:3
Duel 81:8 Duke University 103:3
Dunbar, Seymour, transportation historian 18:1, 18:6 Dunbar High School 125:5 Dunmore, Governor Lord 134:7 Duncan, Dr. James, 98:5 Dunlop, David 103:3 Dunn, Luther D. 105:3
Dunnavant, Francis 83:3
Dunnavant, Lydia 83:3
Dunnavant, Nancy R. 20:6, 20:10, 27:2 Dunnavant, William 101:10 Dunston, William C 98:5 Dupont, Hopewell 121:5 Dupont Cellophane Plant 104:3
Dupont Fire – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2 Dupont Rayon Company 104:3 Dupont Spruance Plant 103:3, 104:3, (Community Relations Department) 104:3, 105:3 DuPuis, Terry, Col 116:3 Dupuy Elementary School 107:6, 117:4 Dupuy Road 104:7 Dupuy Road Community Center 114:5
Dutch forces 9:1
Dutch Gap 1:2, 9:2, 10:6, 11:2, 17:2, 68:2, 81:6, 128:1
Dutch Gap Boat Landing 4:6
Dutch Gap Conservation Area 56:6, 67:6, 80:7
Dutch traders 9:2
Duval, Mr. 6:2
Duval, Sarah “Sallie” 97:4
DuVal, Stephen Obediah 40:2, 110:6 DuVal, Stephen and Elizabeth 115:1
DuVal, Zuleime 41:1, 40:2
DuVal family 10:2, 142:1
DuVal Family Association 48:5, 56:7
DuVal-Robertson Wedding 41:1, 44:5, 48:1, 49:8, 51:6
Dyson, Daniel 1:4, 1:5, 70:3, 101:8
Dyson, Rosena 52:4
Eagle Scout project 80:7
Earl of Chesterfield, fourth 69:1, 83:2
Earl of Macclesfield, second 69:1, 69:3
Earl of Newcastle 69:1
Earl of Sandwich 69:1 Early, Jubal A., General 101:7, 110:4, 113:5
early tobacco culture 46:4
earthworks 38:7
East Hill School, Petersburg 15:4
East India Company 9:2
Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast with the Easter Bunny 64:2, 65:Supplement, 67:3
Easterly, Cary 30:1
Easterly, Lyle 30:1
Eastern Long Hunter 82:7
Eastin, Augustine 19:3, 86:4
Eastman, Tamara 82:6 Eastview Cemetery 125:5 Eastwood, Clint 115:3 Edison Phonograph, The, 104:10
Edward Johnson 27:3 Edwards, Alcenia 108:6
Edwards, Amy 7:3
Edwards, Anna 82:7
Edwards, Ballard Trent 84:9 Edwards, Claiborne 108:6 Edward’s Ferry 98:5
Edwards, Lucious 15:1, 15:8
Edwards, Nancy W. 70:1
Edwards, Nancy W., In Memoriam 76:6 Eggleston, Everard T. First Lieutenant 101:7
Eichler, Bonnie 69:3, 72:1
Eighth and Grace Streets 17:9
Eikmeier, Jennifer, Intern 38:11, 39:4, 41:8
Elam, Branch 68:4 Elam, Charles W. 112:5
Elam, Frances 48:5
Elam, Gilbert 5:4
Elam, James 68:4, 69:4
Elam, John 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Elam, Josiah 68:4
Elam, Martin 48:5, 71:4, 101:9
Elam, Samuel 53:4, 68:4
Elam, William 69:4
Elam family 79:4
Elders, Travis 80:7
electric street car 11:1
Elizabeth, Queen 9:1
Elizabeth City 20:3
Elizabethan era 82:6
Elizabethan penal statutes 19:6
Elk Relief Association, 89:6 Ellerslie 103:3 Ellison, Sam 122:1
Elliot, Mike 53:6
Elliot, Miss 21:9
Elliot Grays 87:10-14, 88:13-14, 97:8, 103:4, 105:4
Elliott, Cornelius 54:6
Elliott, Robert 54:6
Ellyson, Onan 68:4
Email address 82:1
Email communication 83 insert
Emerson, George 16:4
Emerson, George, developer 15:5 Eminent Women of the Ages 107:4
Empire settee, photograph 12:5 Engineer Department 102:7
Engineer of railroads – see railroad engineer
Engineering Dept., County 13:2, 14:7, 16:4
England, King of 7:2
England, metal demand 21:1
England 9:1, 9:2, 13:1, 13:2, 13:4, 19:5, 20:2, 21:2, 105:1
England furnaces 21:1
Engle, Sgt. James 77:7
English, New World 21:6
English 3:6, 10:2, 13:1, 20:1, 20:2, 20:3, 21:3
English Act of Toleration 19:2
English advances 20:3
English America, founding 20:3
English army 9:1
English made silver 13:5
English policy 21:4
Englishmen 13:1, 20:2, 21:4
English-speaking peoples 26:3
Ennis, Walter by Taylor, Dr. 19:5
Enon Baptist Church 85:6, 104:5; 133:6 Enon Church 102:3 Enon 108:5 Enrolling Officer 111:4
Environmental Engineering Department, Chesterfield County 77:7
Episcopal Church 1:4
Eppes, Colonel and Mrs. 22:3, 22:4
Eppes, Elizabeth (Betsy) 22:2, 49:7, 137: 3
Eppes, Elizabeth Wayles 22:2, 22:3
Eppes, Frances 22:1, 62:1, 70:3, 71:4
Eppes, Francis 22:1, 65:5, 82:4, 96:5
Eppes, Francis (brother-in-law to Thomas Jefferson) 22:1, 22:2, 22:3, 22:4, 49:7, 65:5
Eppes, Francis Wayles 82:4
Eppes, Francis, Captain 22:1
Eppes, Francis, Colonel 22:2
Eppes, Francis, horticulturist 22:4
Eppes, Francis, II 20:3
Eppes, Francis, son of Richard Eppes 22:2 Eppes, Francis, VI 124:1Jefferson
Eppes, Francis, V 22:2
Eppes, John 22:1, 62:1
Eppes, John Wayles 1:2, 22:1, 22:2, 22:3, 22:4, 82:4
Eppes, Lucy 22:2, 22:4, 108:6
Eppes, Maria (Polly) Jefferson 22:1, 22:2, 22:3, 22:4
Eppes, Martha 82:4
Eppes, Martha Bolling 22:1
Eppes, Mary 22:4
Eppes, Richard 22:1, 22:2
Eppes, Richard, Mrs. 22:1
Eppes family 22:1 84:9
Eppington, land grant 22:1
Eppington, photograph 22:4
Eppington, road to 32:3
Eppington, sale of 22:4
Eppington 1:3, 22:1, 22:4, 49:3, 66:4, 67:6, 69:6, 79:6, 82:4, 90:6, 108:6, 123:1
Eppington Day 83:5, 123:5
Eppington Foundation 68:3, 108:6
Eppington graveyard 82:4 Eppington model 99:6 Epps, Frances 101:9, 111:3 Epps, Lucy 108:7 Epps, Harrison and Annie Bell Johnson 116:4
Epps collection quilts 63:3
Epsom Derby 66:4 Equitable Life Building 115:4 Erard,, Sebastien 112:3 Ernest, William III 140:6
Established church of Virginia 1:4
Etheridge, Harrison, Mrs. 14:6 Etheridge, Dr. Harrison Moseley 99:3
Ethridge, Harrison M. 14:1, 14:6
Etna Pits 1:2
Ettrick , Virginia 15:1, 105:5, 110:4, 114:6 Ettrick Community 124:3 Ettrick Court 119:3 Ettrick Elementary School 117:3
Ettrick Historical Society 56:2, 81:2, 81:6
Ettrick Historical Society – Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8
Ettrick Historical Society webpage 63:3
Ettrick Manufacturing Company 1:2
Europe 21:3
European settlement 14:1
Evangelical movement 19:1 Evans, Amey 101:10
Evans, Geo 70:3, 71:4, 101:9 Evans, Isham 101:10
Evans, Jim 82:1 Evans, John D 110:3
Evans, Tamara (see also Puster, Tamara) 76:2, 82:2 Evanston, Illinois 103:3
Evening at Eppington 48:1, 49:8
Events 19:9, 16:10, 17:12, 18:10, 18:7, 20:12, 21:11, 21:13, 22:8, 23:1, 23:3, 24:1, 25:1, 26:2, 29:4, 25:1, 26:2, 26:3, 26:4, 27:1, 30:1, 30:2, 30:6, 31:1, 31:2, 32:1,33:1, 33:2, 34:3, 36:4, 38:8, 39:4, 40:2, 41:1, 41:8, 42:11, 43:3, 43:4, 43:5, 44:6, 45:2, 45:3,46:2, 46:5, 80:5, 139:2, 141:12
Events and Programs Committee 97:6
Events Committee 82:2
Everett, Alice 68:3
Evolution of Death and Dying 80:2
Evolution of Death exhibit at Magnolia Grange 79:2, 79:9 Ewell, General 102:7
Excavation, auxiliary forge 21:6 Excelsior Mill 102:3
Executive Director 42:1
Exhibits, Magnolia Grange 14:5
Exhibits 11:7, 12:2, 13:3, 13:4, 19:9, 19:10, 31:2, 31:3, 43:1, 43:4, 44:2, 45:2,46:2, 46:4 Express (Petersburg newspaper) 101:6
F and M Bank – see First and Merchants Bank Faigle, G. B. 105:3
Fairfax 3:5, 101:7
Fairfax County 19:7, 101:7
Fairs and Agricultural Exhibitions 3:2
Faison Corporation 12:6
Faith-in-hope 9:2
Fall House Tour – see Midlothian and Moseley House Tour
Falling Creek, historical marker 21:1, 21:6
Falling Creek 1:2, 15:3, 18:4,18:6, 18:7, 21:3, 21:4, 21:5, 21:6, 21:14, 86:12, 88:10, 107:4, 110:5; 128:4
Falling Creek Bridge 79:6, 102:4
Falling Creek iron 21:7
Falling Creek iron production 21:5
Falling Creek iron Works Foundation -see Event
Falling Creek Ironworks, excavation of 21:6
Falling Creek Ironworks 21:1, 62:1
Falling Creek Ironworks Archaeological Site 79:6 Falling Creek Ironworks Foundation 128:6, 141:1 Falling Creek Ironworks Furnace Model 99:6
Falling Creek site 21:2
Falling Creek Valley 18:7 Falling Waters 105:4
Falls Creek 97:9
Falls Plantation 80:5, 103:5, 123:6
Family histories 3:6
Family history, tracing 33:3
Family History Project 12:5 Family History and Photo Collection 100:7
Family Life 1840 to 1870 Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3
Family Search 77:1
Fargis, Aaron 70:3
Farinholt’s Reserves 94:3
Farley, Charlotte 5:1, 7:1
Farley, Edward 65:5
Farley, Jim 16:7 Farm, Rockwood 142:7
Farmer, Carol 68:5, 69:6, 70:1
Farmer, Dennis 51:1, 51:3, 52:1 52:5, 53:1, 53:5, 54:1, 55:1, 55:7, 56:1, 56:3, 57:1, 57:3, 58:1, 59:1, 59:8, 60:1, 61:3, 61:4, 61:8, 62:3, 63:2, 64:1, 65:3, 66:3, 67:2, 69:1, 69:6, 70:1
Farmer, Elam 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Farmer, Henry 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Farmer, John 69:4
Farmer, Joseph 54:6
Farmer, Phebe 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Farmer’s markets 90:9
Farmer’s Rest 67:6
Farmville 12:8 Farrand, Commander Ebenezer, CSN 101:6 Farrar’s Island, A Brief History by Judge Ernest Gates 140:3
Farrar’s Island 1:2, 4:6, 9:2, 67:6, 140:3
Farrar’s Island Farm 67:6
Fashion, 17th, 18th, and 19th century 46:3
fashion 81:4
Fashion Show, Historical 80:5
Fashion show, photograph 46:3 Fatfield Colliery 123:6 Faulkner, Ralph, Colonel 107:3, 4, 136:3
Faulkner, William 65:1 Fausz, Elliot 108:1
Featherstone, Edward 69:4, 101:10 Federal Batteries 113:5
Federal Census of Virginia 1910 78:5
Federal Census of Virginia 1920 78:5
Federal forces 1:3
Federal gunboats 1:3
Federal Military 3:3
Federal Register of Historic Places 78:6
Federal sideboard 10:5
Federal stamps 3:6
Federal union 20:5 Federalist Era 132:5, 142:5 Federals 101:6
Federico, Jean 16:8
Fergusson, Dougald 57:4, 65:5, 69:4
Fergusson, James 55:4, 57:7, 68:4
Fergusson, John 57:4, 65:5, 69:4
Fergusson, Nellie W. 6:6 Fern Lecture 80:2 Ferrill, Benjamin, Captain 107:4
Ferry Chapel 1:4
Fibers plant 1:2
Fickett, George L., Jr. 16:4, 17:8, 14:7, 20:1, 26:1, 27:1, 54:9, 57:3, 67:2, 68:2, 77:7, 104:5
Fickett, George L., Jr., photograph 14:7
Field, Mary 82:4
Field, Peter 57:7
Fife and Drum Corp 66:6
Fighera, Mary Ann, photograph 62:10
Filmore Street, Petersburg 15:4
Finance Committee 2:1
Financial Report 49:15, 50:7, 54:14-15 Finn, Gertrude 106:6, 110:3 Finn, Joann 108:6 Finn, John 108:6 Finn, Milton 110:3 Finner, Charles E., Captain 1001:7 Finner’s Battery 101:7
Fire Department 2:2
First African Baptist Church 84:9
First and Merchants National Bank 3:3, 3:4
First Baptist Bermuda Hundred Church 78:2
First Baptist Church, Bermuda Hundred 20:6
First Baptist Church, Petersburg 94:12
First Baptist Church, South Richmond 94:13
First Baptist Church 15:4, 88:9, 94:11, 106:6
First Baptist Church Bermuda Hundred 78:6, 94:11, 102:3
First Baptist Church Centralia 94:12, 100:3, 102:1, (FBCC) 103:5, 104:8, 107:5, 116:3-4 First Baptist Church of Midlothian 100:3, 103:5, 104:6, 105:6, 108:4, 118:5
first blast furnace 21:1
First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, Company L 81:7
first Iron Foundry in America 21:6
First Lady of Virginia, 1986 9:1
first public high school 118
first regional cookbook in America 38:1
First Union Baptist Church 95:5, 100:3
First Virginia Charter, 1606 81:9
Firworks factory, New Jersey 78:5 Fischer, Burrell 121:4
Fisher, Scott 58:1 Fitts, Brady 113:7
Fitzhugh, William 13:1
Fix, J. J. Rev. 17:1
Flaherty, David 9:2 Flander’s Field 127:4
Fleet Rifle Guard, The (16th Virginia Infantry, Company F) 97:8, 105:4
Fleet’s Farm (plantation) 15:1
Fleets Farm 88:8
Fleming, Bettie Champe 14:5 Fleming, Charles Capt 114:6, 136:4
Fleming, Caroline 14:5
Fleming, John Judge 14:5
Fleming, John, Colonel 14:4
Fleming, William 14:4, 14:5
Fleming, William, County Lieutenant, Powhatan County 14:4
Fleming, William, Judge 14:4
Fleming, William, Judge, photograph 14:1 Flournoy, Clarence 122:5
Flournoy, Daniel 14:5
Flournoy, E. H. 3:2
Flournoy, Eliza Katherine 5:2 Flournoy, Ellizabeth 114:6
Flournoy, Mark F., Captain 5:2
Flournoy, Phoebe 5:2 Flournoy, Rosa 114:6
Flournoy, Willie 5:2 Flourjoy, W. G. 122:5
Flournoy family 79:4 Flournoy, Mrs 108:4
Flower Arranging Demonstration 76:3
Flowers Make Scents 76:3
Flynn, Officer 17:5
Folk songs 68:6
folk-art wood carving 11:7
Fonticello Lithia Water 94:3
Food Lion Shop & Share 68:3, 75:5
Fooling Around in the English Courts (book) 82:6
Fools 82:6 Foote, W. H. 122:5 Forbes, A. Holland 103:3 Fork Union (ladies boarding school) 109:4 Fork Union Military Academy 105:1
Forrest, John 57:7
Forrest, Mary 57:7
Fort Brady 81:7
Fort Darling 1;3, 78:1, 106:6 Fort Delaware 99:4, 106:5, 107:3, 110:4
Fort Dutton 28:2
Fort Fisher 81:7, 101:7
Fort Howlett 38:7 Fort Lee 104:7, 105:6, 122:4, 127:5 Fort Lee Army Band 122:4
Fort Lee Museum 77:4 Fort Mead 105:6 Fort McHenry 100:5, 107:3
Fort Monroe, Virginia 10:8, 113:6
Fort Powhatan 20:5
Fort Stevens 16:4, 68:2
Fort Stevens 77:7, 80:7 Fort Sumter 101:7, 107:3 Fort Wayne, Indiana 113:4
Fort Wead 15:5, 16:4, 62:3, 66:3, 68:2
Fort Wead 77:7, 80:7
Fort Wead Powder Magazine 77:7 Fortepiano (Magnolia Grange) 99:3
Fortieth Virginia Infantry (book) 77:1 Foster, Eldridge Marcellus 109:5 Foster, Judith Ann Robertson 109:4
founding of Bermuda Hundred 28:1
foundry 59:1, 62:1 Fountain, Moses, Captain 107:3
Four Hundred Years of Chesterfield Fashion Lunchtime Lecture 63:2, 64:2 Four Score and More: Capturing Memories of aged 80 and Older African-Americans in Chesterfield County and their Struggles and Successes Experienced 100:3
Fourth of July at Magnolia Grange 68:2 Foultz, Eunice Foster, 105:6 Fowler, John 101:10 Fowler, John D., Lieutenant 101:7 Fowlkes, Gabriel, Captain 107:3
Framing Art Incorporated, The 70:4, 75:4 France 104:3; 128:6 Franklin County 111:3
Franks, Cory 77:2
Franks Branch 1:4
Frasure, James 70:3, 101:9
Fredericksburg, VA 80:8, 101:7, 103:4
Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center 61:9, 61:11
Fredericksburg Ironclad 81:7
Fredericksburg State Teachers College 11:8
free black population 15:1
Freeman, Douglas Southall 77:7
French and Indian War 4:4, 68:5, 75:3, 94:8-9
Frentz, Irene, Historic Resource Specialist, Pocahontas State Park 78:6
Friction Match, 115:3 Friday Evening Lecture Series 79:2, 80:5, 80:8 81:2, 82:2 Friend, Edward 103:5 Friend, Elaine 107:6 Friend, James 101:3
Friend, John 71:4, 101:9 Friend, Lee Cogbill 102:3 Friend, Lawson and Margaret 108:3 Friend, Louise Lewis 103:5 Friend, Louise Permilla Friend, 101:3, 103:5 (Reprint of Vol 101) Friend, Lucy Cogbill 101:3 Friend, Mary Louise 103:5
Friend, Nathaniel 71:4, 101:9
Friend, Thomas 71:4
Friend, William 71:4, 101:9
Friend Raising Campaign 60:2, 61:7
Friends of Chesterfield Libraries 63:2, 70:1, 75:2, 76:2, 77:2, 79:8, 80:2, 82:7 Friends of the Lower Appomattox River 124:1 Frith, Benjamin 145:10 Frith, Family 145:10 Frith, Henry 145:10
Frith, John 71:4, 101:9-10, 145:10
Frith, Martha 71:4, 101:9
From Hearth to Cookstove: A Look at Virginia’s Culinary Past Lunchtime Lecture Series 47:1 From Richmond to France 126:1 Frosty’s Corner 117:5
Frymier, Virginia Furcron, Thomas and Elizabeth 98:5 Furcron, Warren S 98:4, 106:5
Fuduciary matters 3:3
Full Plate, The (cookbook) 77:2, 77:4, 79:8, 79:8, 82:8 Fullam, Brandon -Author of Book “Murder in Midlothian” 140:1,4
Fullerton 90:11
Fund Drive 2003 67:3, 137: 4
Fund Drive 2004 67:3
fund raising 64:1, 65:Supplement, 95:4, 98:6, 99:5, 100:4, 101:10, 105:7, 141:12
Fund Raising Campaign 63:1
Fundraising Committee 61:7, 69:6, 69:7, 97:6, 102:5, 103:5, 104:10, 107:6, 108:7
fundraising drive 65:Supplement
Funeral traditions 79:2, 79:9
Funerary Exhibit 78:2 Fuqua Farm 101:1, 114:5
Fuqueron, Ron 55:7
Galena (USS) ironclad 1:3, 64:7 Gallagher, John 113:7 Gallego, Schooner 101:7-8 Galloway, W. R., Jr. 105:3
Galt, James 13:4
Galveston Deep Water Committee 97:5 Game, Mary 121:1 Gameboard Antiques 121:1
Gamst, Frederick 18:1
Gamst, Marilou 18:1
Garden, education vegetable at Magnolia Grange 69:6
Gardening, historic 82:7
Gardens, Groves, and Glades: the Public Cemeteries of Virginia Lunchtime Lecture Series 47:1 Gardiner, Thomas 102:7
Gardner, Donald, General 39:6 Gardner, James R. 100:6
Garey, Jo 77:4, 79:2 Garling, Andrea 108:6
Garner, Tom 49:7, 108:2
Garnett, John Muscoe, Dr. 14:6
Garver, Ted 64:1
Gaskins, Jennifer Williams 52:4
Gasoline Alley 81:4
Gates, Deputy-governor 20:2,
Gates, Ernest P., Judge 2:1, 6:1, 30:2, 39:4, 38:6, 44:3, 68:2, 98:1, 100:5, 139:7
Gates, Ernest, Mrs. 38:6, 140:3
Gates, Governor 21:1 Gates, Henry Louis, Dr. 111:3
Gates, John 58:4, 58:5, 59:2 Gates, Judge 110:3 Gates, Major General 107:3
Gates, Mrs. 59:2, 111:3
Gates, O. B. , Sheriff 2:5, 98:3
Gates, Ordway 6:2
Gates, Thomas, Sir 9:1, 9:2, 107:5, 111:4 Gates, William 117:1
Gates Antiques 58:4, 58:5, 59:2
Gatesville (Osborne’s) 5:4
Geddy, James 13:4
Genealogical Queries 1:6, 3:7, 4:6, 5:4, 5:5, 8:4, 9:3, 12:7, 13:3, 14:2, 15:2, 17:3, 18:3, 23:3, 24:4, 25:4, 26:4, 27:4, 29:4, 36:7, 39:6, 40:5 48:5, 52:4, 83:3
Genealogical Records Committee 1:6, 39:2, 48:5, 49:5, 50:4, 51:4, 52:4, 53:4, 54:5, 56:4, 57:4, 64:5, 64:7, 65:5, 69:4, 70:3, 71:4, 77:1, 97:6, 111:3, 129:3, 138:2
genealogical research library, re-opens 39:2 Genealogical Research System 132:7
Genealogical Society of Page County 51:4 Genealogy Class, Beginning 125:7
genealogy – see Out on a Limb genealogy databases: 98:4 Genealogy, donations 138:4, 139:3, 142:3, 144:3, 145:3
Genealogy Committee – see Genealogical Records Committee Genealogy, Elizabeth Abbott Death 139:3 Genealogy, GOODWYN Family Papers 139:3 Genealogy, HATCHER Family Papers 140:3 Genealogy Library 125:9, 141:3, 142:3
Genealogy Reference Archivist, Virginia State Archives 29:1 Genealogy Resource Library 122:5, 137: 4
Genealogy Tips 71:2 Genealogy, VARNIER Family Bible Details Genealogy, GOODWYN Family Papers 139:3 Genealogy, John Benjamin WATKINS and Lelia Neville MICHAUX, 140:3 Genealogy, The Old Part of the House, by Elizabeth Logan 140:3
Genealogy Workshop 4:1, 39:6, 53:4 Genealogy, Wilkinson Family History 139:
genealogy’s primary source 33:3
General Assembly , Virginia 3:3, 14:4
General Operating Fund Society 83:2
General Rendezvous of the American Revolution at Chesterfield Courthouse – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
General Services 37:2, 142:2
General Services Department, Chesterfield County 64:3. 65:3, 142:1
General store 92:7
Generation of Warriors, A (video) 79:1
Genito Road 5:2, 8:1
Gentry, William 6:1 Geological Center North Wales Pa. 106:7 Geological Research Foundation 106:7
George C. Marshall Museum 64:2
George II – 4-2
George Perdue House 84:8, 110:6 George Washington Carver High School 104:8 George Washington University 104:4
George Washington’s Journey 27:2
Georgean Revival Style house 76:1
Georgia 82:5 Georgian symmetry 111:1
Germany 13:4, 100:4, 106:5
Gerner, Karla 61:2, 63:1, 68:3
Gettysburg 3:2, 98:5, 107:3, 110:4, 134:4
Ghost stories 82:7
Ghost Tour of Courthouse Complex 48:1
Ghosts 48:4, 50:2
Ghosts of Richmond, The 70:2
Gibbs, William 53:4 Gibson, Sara 117:1
Giddings, William H. 77:5 Gifft, Lilly 111:7 Gifft, Willie 111:7 Gifft’s Store 1117
Gift Shop 34:1, 37:2, 38-3, 52:1, 52:5, 55:3, 57:6, 58:3, 59:6, 60:6, 61:3, 62:2, 66:3, 67:5, 68:5, 69:3, 70:2, 70:3, 71:6, 75:4
gifts, thirteen binders on the Moseley family 33:2
gifts to Society – 1-1, 2-1, 10-6, 11-6, 11-7, 12-5, 12-3 13-6, 13-7, 14-8, 14-9, 15-6, 15-7, 16-8, 17-2, 18-8, 18-9, 18-12, 19-12, 10-5, 20-8, 20-9, 20-10, 21-12, 21-13, 22-5, 22-9, 22-10, 23-3,21V-1, 25-3, 25-4, 26-2, 27-2, 29-2, 30-3, 30-4, 31-3, 32-2, 33-1, 34-3,35-4, 36-2, 37-5, 38-3, 38-4, 39-4, 40-3, 41-3, 42-4, 42-5, 43-1, 44-4, 46-2, 67:4, 71:3, 71:5, 71:6, 136-4, 137: 7, 138:8, 138:3, 139:7, 140:8, 143:3-4, 144:3-4, 145:3-4, 145:6
Gifts to Society 82:3 Donors, 4th Quarter 140:8
Gigg, overturned 27:3
Giles, William Branch, Governor 14:4
Gill, Sheriff 2:5, 98:3
Gill, Herbert C. Jr. 77:4, 100:5
Gill, James 70:3, 101:9
Gill, Robert 70:3, 101:9 Gill, M.C. Sheriff 117:6
Gill, Thomas 71:4, 101:9
Gill, William Chastain 68:5, 122:5; 132:8
Gillespie, J. 97:9
Gillfield Baptist Church 15:1, 15:4, 94:12, 95:6, 101:6 Gilliam Road (Cedar Creek Road) 105:6 Gilmer, Willian and Peter 138:1
Gills, G. Dabney 89:7
Ginger ale 93:6
Glenn, Gerald O., Rev. 95:5 Glenn, John, Lieutenant Colonel 107:3 Glenn, Rosa 108:4
Glover, Caleb 818
Glover, Caroline 81:7
Goal – see Jail
Godsey family 79:4
Godspeed Sail Past 80:2
Godspeed sailing vessel 10:6, 81:2, 82:4; 130:8 Going’s Farm, Harold 102:3
Golden, Samuel 55:6
Goldenburg, Joseph 47:1
Golf Classic 81:1, 81:3, 82:2, 80:5, 98:1 122:4, 125:5; 132:4
Gone But Not Forgotten, Gravestone Inscriptions & Burials of Chesterfield County, Virginia 46:9, 51:5, 67:6, 73:3, 1216:6
Gooch, Sir William 125:3; 130:5 Goochland 19:3
Goochland County 3:3, 14:4, 81:9, 101:7 Good Hope School 115:5 Good, Joseph 100:6 Good Housekeeping 104:5 Goodall, John, Captain 107:3 Goodall, Parke, Captain 107:3 Goode House 113:1
Goode, Agnes Eppes 66:4
Goode, Colonel Francis 60:7
Goode, Colonel Robert 56:5 Goode, Eddie 107:5
Goode, Edward 83:3
Goode, Elizabeth 60:7
Goode, Francis 19:4, 53:4, 60:7, 68:4, 69:4, 70:3, 71:4, 101:9-10, 137: 4
Goode, John 66:4
Goode, John Chesterfield 66:4
Goode, John IV 66:4
Goode, John Senior 71:4, 78:3. 101:9
Goode, Louisa Alice 60:7
Goode, Marjory Branch 66:4
Goode, Mrs. Earle 49:7
Goode, Polly 60:7
Goode, Rhody 64:6
Goode, Robert 60:7, 137: 4 Goode, Rosa Olivia Crouch114:5
Goode, Samuel 60:7
Goode, Thomas 66:1, 66:4, 71:4, 101:9 Goode, William Daniel 101:8 Goode, William Howard 114:5
Goode, William Osborne 66:4 Goode, William S 114:5
Goode Creek 11:5
Goode Family 12:7 Gooden, Callie 106:6 Gooden, John A 106:6
Goode’s Bridge 66:7
Goode’s Bridge Road 66:7 Goodwin, Lt. Joseph B. 99:3
Goodwyn, Jim 93:7
Goodwyn, Larry M. 5:1
Goodwyn, W. Hugh 6:2, 18:1, 19:10, 37:3, 38:3
Goodwyn Lumber 65:3
Gordon, Daniel 57:7 Gordon, James Jr. 100:5
Gordon, Solomon 57:7
Gorham Silver Company 13:5
Gospel Choir Concert 48:1 Gosport Navy Yard (Norfolk) 101:7 Gortney, Edw 102:7 Gortney, Jno 102:7
Governor of Bermuda 28:1
Governors 3:3 Governance Committee 142:1
Gower, Abel 21:4 Goyne, Mr. 125:4
Goyne, Harold 13:3
Gracie, Brigadier General Archibald 84:3
Grady, Pattie 3:1,5:1,5:4, 15:2, 63:1, 67:1, 76:3
Grady, Pattie 78:5, 82:4, 83:4, 126:6 Graham, Pauline 106:6, 107:6
Graham, Colonel 17:8
Grand Coulee Dam 80:5, 123:6
Granger (Jefferson), Isaac 96:5
Granite quarries 91:6 Grandparent’s Camp 125:6 Grandparent-Grandchild Camp 128:6
Grant, archaeology 17:2
Grant, Challenge 38:1, 38:6
Grant, Challenge Matched 39:1
Grant, General Ulysses S. 1:3, 8-2, 15:1, 20:4, 81:7, 101:7, 112:5, 113:5, 135:1, 6, 140:2
Grants, American Association of Museums 16:8
Grau, Jennifer D. 33:4, 32:4, 40:2
Grau, Jennifer, photograph 34:3
Grave markers in Chesterfield County, digital photographs 73:3
Gravel Hill 66:5
Gravel Hill Baptist Church 88:11, 94:13, 95:5
graves, catalogued 7:3
Graves, Charles Marshall 83:6
Graves, Edmond 64:5 Graves, Eunice Foster 101:3
Graves, Henry 64:5
Graves, King 64:5, 71:4, 78:4, 101:9
Graves, Matthew 64:5 Graves, Robert 101:3 Graves, Sherry 133:8 Graves, William A, Private 111:5 Gravesend, England 114:7
Gravesham, England 78:2, 108:1
gravestone inscriptions 46:9
graveyard 1:3
gravity railroad 1:2, 29:3
gravity railroad model 29:3
Gray, Charles 38:10
Gray, Evelyn Johnson 20:4
Gray, Frederick T. 20:4, 127:1
Gray, Frederick, Mrs. 29:4 Gray, Geraldine Olivia Foster 101:3 Gray, Harvey 101:3
Gray, Rick 76:2
Gray Lumber Company 66:1
Grayson, John 70:3, 101:9
Great Basin Excavation 12:1, 12:6 12:7
Great Britain 19:3, 100:5
Great Depression 14:1, 90:8, 90:9, 96:7
Great Dupont Fire, Scandal and Misfortune - Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
Great Massacre, Falling Creek, oil painting 21:6
Great Reformation 81:9 “Great War to End All Wars” 127:5 Greek Revival 124:3
Green, John 5:4
Green, Nathaniel 1:2 Green Backs 109:5 Greene, Chappelle, 101:3
Greene, Nathanael 86:6 Greene, Ruth Harris 101:3 Greenfield Elementary 114:1 Greensboro, N.C. 101:7
Greenscapes Co. 59:4 Greenwalt, 105:3 Greenwood 142:7
Gregorian calendar 69:1
Gregory, Captain “Big John” 88:6
Gregory, Commonwealth’s Attorney 17:5, 17:10 Gregory, Elizabeth 142:7
Gregory, J. M., Judge 17:9, 17:10, 142:7
Gregory, James 62:8, 142:7, 143:1
Gregory, James Marcus 62:8, 142:7
Gregory, John 62:8, 142:7
Gregory, Lillie Gates 88:6
Gregory, Lucille 7:2, 7:3
Gregory, Macus W. C. 62:8
Gregory, Margaret 67:6 Gregory, Mordecai 142:7
Gregory, Oval Lee 52:4
Gregory, Rev. James 88:6
Gregory, Richard A. 57:7
Gregory, Richard Spencer 90:11 Gregory, Sarah 110:3
Gregory, Thomas 52:4, 62:8
Gregory, Thomas 88:6, 142:7, 143:1
Gregory, Thurlow Gates 62:8
Gregory, Judge James Marcus 88:6
Gregory Families of Rockwood, book review 62:8
Gregory Family 67:6, 88:6, 89:6, 142:7, 143:1 Greyhound 104:5 Griffin, Beulah 104:3
Griffin family 15:1
Grindall Creek culvert 21:6
Grist mills 15:1, 21:5
GRIVA 78:1
Groomed rails 18:5
Groseclose, Steve 53:7
Grossman, William 65:7
Grove, The 83:3
Grove Shaft of Midlothian Coal Mining Company – Methane Explosion 78:7 Grove Shaft ruins 119:1
Grove Shaft Park Dedication 48:1, 49:11
Grow, Jessica 77:2 Grubbs. Donna 131:3
guardians 3:3 Guerant, Peter, Captain 107:4
Guilford Court House, Battle of 68:5 Guillon, Charles F. 116:1
Gulf Stream River Boat 11:2
gun powder mill 18:1, 18:4
Gun Road 59:1
gunpowder, transportation 18:6 gunpowder incident 134:7
gunpowder plants 18:4 Gunter, Mr. 125:4 Guston Hall 108:6
Gwathmey Trust 17:2 Gwynn’s Island 134:7
H.V. Baldwin Department Store 89:8
Haasch, Steve 82:7
Habeck, Roger 7:1, 7:2 Haden, Joseph, Captain 107:4 Hadrian’s Wall 123:6
Hagood, Johnson, Brigade, 21st South Carolina 17:8
Hague, The 94:8 Hague, Stanley Richard III 144:1
Haile, Cher Cheatham 61:6
Hakluyt, Rev. Richard 81:9
Halbleib, Albertina Halter 78:5
Halbleib, August Joseph 78:5
Halbleib, Theresa 78:5
Halbleib, Valentine A. 78:5 Haley Ford 116:3
half double-flanged rails 18:5
Halfway House 89:11, 120:1
Halfway-house 57:7, 116:4
Hall, Captain 61:1 Hall, Henry Bridgewater 101:8 Hall, Virginia C 128:6 Hallsboro 101:3, 104:7, 105:6, 108:4, 110:5 Hallsboro Manufacturing 110:5 Hallsboro neighborhood of Chesterfield 101:3, 102:3 Hallsboro road 102:3 Hallsboro Station 121:1
Hallsboro Store 79:6, 121:1
Hallsborough, 88:4, 121:1
Hallsborough Tavern 79:6, 88:4, 121:1
Hamberton, James 65:5
Hamilton, Henry, Colonel 86:4
Hamilton, Jeanette 101:4 Hamlett, John 69:6, 71:1 Hamilton, Roy 99:6, 101:4, 138:2, 138:6 Hamm, Frank W. 104:9 Hamm, Mary I. 104:9
Hammer, Bradford S., Deputy County Administer 16:1, 17:11
Hammond, John 13:1
Hamor, Ralph 17:2
Hampton, Roads 20:4, 101:6
Hampton Gunboat 81:7
Hampton Institute 15:8
Hampton Museum 65:1
Hampton Normal and Agricultural School 15:4 Hampton Roads 101:7, 113:5 Hampton, Virginia 113:4
Hancock, Beverly, District Judge 14:5, 14:6
Hancock, Beverly, Reverend 14:6
Hancock, Doris 58:2, 59:2, 60:2, 62:2, 63:1, 65:1, 68:7, 69:7, 70:3, 73:3, 76:7
Hancock, Doris, photograph 62:10, 113:7
Hancock, Dr. 14:6
Hancock, Elizabeth 92:9-10, 98:6, 102:7
Hancock, Francis 92:9-10, 98:6, 102:7
Hancock, Francis, Dr. 14:5, 14-6
Hancock, Francis, Reverend 14:5
Hancock, George 14:5, 92:9
Hancock, H. Colonel, silhouette 14:4
Hancock, Hannah Woolridge Walthall 14:5
Hancock, Higgison 14:5, 14:6, 92:10
Hancock, John 61:3, 135:4
Hancock, John (1788) 54:6
Hancock, John, photograph 62:10
Hancock, Philip Slaughter Spencer, Dr. 14:6
Hancock, Robert 14:5
Hancock, Simon 54:6
Hancock, William Horace 14:6
Hancock, Woodson W. 4:5, 14:6, 92:10
Hancock graveyard 92:9-10, 102:7 Handcock Cemetery 98:6
Hancock-Jeffries House 21:8
Handwriting 91:4
Handy Person wanted 67:5
Hankins, James Dewitt, Captain 17:8 Hanna, William F., Dr. 108:6
Hanover County 7:2,11:8
Hard Tack (race horse) 66:1
Hardison, Keith 51:3 Hare, Francis 136:3
Harkporn, Lindley and Company 65:5
Harmon, Jane 77:4
Harold B. Lee Library 77:1 Harper’s Mill 115:3,4
Harrell, Kelley and the Virginia String Band 68:6 Harris Chronicle: Reflections of a Full Life, The 101:4
Harris, Alice 60:7 Harris, Charles 101:3
Harris, Edward 68:5 Harris, Floyd H. 110:3 Harris, Floyd T 110:3 Harris, Frances Pemberton 101:3 Harris, Gloria 100:4
Harris, Jerry, Rev. 15:2 Harris, John 101:4
Harris, M. Scott 70:1 Harris, Mrs. 105:7
Harris, Russell 53:5, 54:1 54:7
Harris, Thomas, Captain 14:5
Harris, William F. 95:6
Harrison, Captain William 60:7
Harrison, Rev. Juanita A. W. 95:6
Harrison, William Jr. 60:7
Harrison and Cary Streets 17:7
Harrison Street, Petersburg 15:4
Harrison-Dillard Cemetery 60:7 Harrison, William Henry 142:6 Harrowgate Elementary School 107:6 Hauler, Patricia 116:1 Hauler, T. J. 125:4
Harvest Fair 83:2
Harvey, John, Sir 21:4, 22:1 Harvie, S.E. 102:7 Harwood Avenue 103:6
Haskins, Aaron 54:6 Haskins, Eddie Mae 106:6
Haskins, Creed 52:4, 57:4, 69:4, 70:3, 71:4, 101:9
Haskins, Edward 69:4
Haskins, Ida 95:7
Haskins, Louise Thweatt 49:7, 108:7 Haskins, Ann B. 106:6 Haskins, Richard 106:6
Haskins, Richard Edward 49:7, 108:6
Haskins, Robert 54:6, 69:4, 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
hatch boat 12:6
Hatcher, Ashton 11:2, 11:8
Hatcher, Ashton, manuscript 11:2
Hatcher, children – 11-2
Hatcher, E. Thomas, family, photograph 37:4
Hatcher, Evelyn 11:2, 11:3 Hatcher Family Papers, 140-3
Hatcher, Florence 11:2 Hatcher, Henry 136:4
Hatcher, Leslie 11:2,11:3
Hatcher, Lillian 11:3
Hatcher, Rita 11:2
Hatcher, Rita M. 6:6
Hatcher, Samuel 55:4
Hatcher, Thomas C. 7:3
Hatcher, William 70:3, 71:4, 101:9
Hatcher, William E., L., Doctor 5:3, 105:1
Hatcher’s Island 4:6, 9:2 Hatcher’s Run 113:6
Hatler, Captain George G. 61:5
Haunted Richmond 83:2 Haven of Hope 103:5 Havens, Henry 110:5 Haversacks and Hardtack String Band, 132:5
Hawkins, Dot 58:3
Hawles, Daniel, Curator at Jamestown Settlement 31:3 Haynesworth, Chief Judge 104:5
Haxall’s Mill Creek 11:5
HeadStart 84:10
health clinic, County 6-2
hearth boat 12:6
Hearthside Cooking, book 28:4
Heckman, General 17:8 Hedgebeth, Charles 104:9 Hedgebeth, Martha A 104:9
Hedgelawn 90:14 Hedgelawn Farms Heirloom Seed Exchange 100:1, 101:5, 102:4 Hembrick, Arthur 110:3 Hembrick, James 110:3 Hembrick, Jesse 114:6 Hembrick, John J 110:3 Hembrick, Kate Owens 114:6 Hembrick, Otterway 110:3
Henderson, Ed 54:7, 68:7
Henderson, Howard 79:4
Henderson, Lizzie May 79:4
Henderson, Luther R. 79:4 Henderson, Luther Watson 114:6
Henderson, Martha 79:4 Henderson, Sarah Lewis 105:6
Henderson, Thomas 85:11, 102:7
Henderson, William D. 68:3
Hendrick, John 65:5
Hendron, Patrick 20:4
Hening, J.G. 94:15
Henrico 5:4, 13:3, 20:2, 22:2
Henrico Church 1:2
Henrico City 20:1, 20:3
Henrico coal 1:3
Henrico County 1:2, 13:4, 14:4, 14:5, 18:4, 20:1, 66:4, 67:6, 75:3, 98:6, 112:3, 124:3
Henrico County 82:4
Henrico County Jail 17:6
Henrico County Sheriff’s Department 17:4, 14:1
Henrico Parish, Vestrymen 11:5
Henrico Parish 11:5
Henrico plant 18:6
Henrico settlement 20-3, 21:4
Henrico Town 1:2
Henricopolis 4:6, 9:2
Henricus, Citie of 40:6, 57:5, 55:7, 81:9, 107:5, 111:4, 112:6, 115:7
Henricus 20:1, 20:2, 20:3, 79:6
Henricus Colledge 400th Anniversary 77:2
Henricus College 81:9
Henricus Foundation, The 17:2, 68:3
Henricus Historical Park 10:6, 55:7, 65:2, 65:3, 69:6, 73:2, 73:back, 77:1, 77:2, 81:9, 115:1 128:1, 5
Henricus Historical Park Archaeology Camp 72:1
Henricus Historical Park webpage 63:3
Henricus Park Educational Building 77:back
Henricus Public Day, photograph 38:10 Henry, C. L. 105:3
Henry, John 80:5, 123:5
Henry, Joyce 59:8, 61:3, 61:9
Henry, Patrick, Governor 14:4, 100:1, 140:1 Henry, Prince of Wales 111:4
Henry Clay Beattie song 68:6
Hephzibah – see Branch’s Baptist Church
heritage crafts 23:1, 25:2, 29:4, 33:2, 33:3, 34:3, 36:4, 37:6, 37:7, 39:2, 45:2, 45:3 Heritage Craft and Games Camp 125:6
Hessian forces 18:4
Heth, Henry 1:3, (Major General) 105:4
Heth, Henry, General 10:1, 83:3, 111:4
Heth, Major Harry 84:7 Heth’s division 105:4 Hewett, Diane - See Dallmeyer, Diane
Hewlett, Gloria 78:2, 105:6 Hewlett, Helen 102:3 Hewlett, William 102:3 Hey, Florence Virginia 121:5
Heyburn, Senator of Idaho 16:3
Heyer, Walt 55:7
Hickman’s Half-Acre: An Illustrated History of Skinquarter Baptist Church 1778-1978 59:6 Hickory, ghost dog 106:7
Hickory Hill 88:10, 114:6 Hickory Hill Community Center 108:5 Hickory Hill Elementary School 106:6 Hickory Hill High School 100:4, 101:3, 102:3, 104:7, 105:7, 106:6, 107:6, 108:6, 114:6, 115:5 Hickory Hill School Improvement League 108:5
Hickory Road 1:4, 1:5, 114:5
Hickory Shade 14:4
Hicks, Margie Cogbill 3:2
Hicks, Vivian Clay 68:6
Hidden, Martha Woodroof, Virginia Room Collection 83:7
Higgison, Ann E. 14:6
Higgison, Mrs. 14:6
Higgison, Sarah C. 14:6
High, Sheriff 14:5
High Street, Petersburg 15:4
Highland County 3:5
highway historical marker 28:1, 38:1, 38:6, 49:11 Hiking thru History, 145:8
Hilbert, Samuel R. 18:5, 20:11
Hill, A.P., monument 16:5
Hill, A.P., sword 16:5 Hill, A.P and His Chesterfield Connections 145:4-5
Hill, B. Forace 16:1, 14:7, 77:7
Hill, Edward 54:6
Hill, Forace, photograph 14:7
Hill, General Ambrose Powell 83:3, 83:3
Hill, John 54:6, 69:4
Hill, Martha 69:4 Hill, Nancy-Collection 139:3
Hill, Simone 77:2 Hill, Ruth 108:3
Hill, William 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Hill Crest 90:11
Hilleabrand, Laura 66:1 Hillsborough, North Carolina 107:3, 4 Hillside Court 103:6
Hilton, Ella Schneider 73:2, 73:back Hilton Head Islane 107:3
Himes, Harold 63:1, 70:3, 81:2
Himes, Jewel 63:1
Hincks, Union General 20:5
Hines, Harold 53:2
Hines, William 22:4
Hines descendants 22:4
Hirshberg, Sam 2:5 Hirschkop, Philip 104:4
Historic Chester Buildings, Ornaments 37:4
Historic Fredericksburg Bus Trip 61:9, 61:11
Historic Garden Week 43:4
Historic homes and sites 1:1
Historic House Tour 58:Insert, 58:5, 59:2
Historic Landmarks Division 7:4 Historic Petersburg Foundation 119:3
Historic Properties Database 82:7
Historic Richmond Foundation 10:3, 80:1 Historic Sites 141:12
Historic Sites, book 18:3, 18:4, 22:6, 23:2, 27:2, 29:1, 30:1, 37:3
Historic Sites Committee 49:1, 59:4, 59:7, 68:3, 69:6, 70:1, 70:3, 78:2, 81:3
Historical Alexandria, Director 16:8
Historical fashion show 80:5
Historical Fashion Show and Musicale Fund Raiser 53:1, 53:5
Historical Impressions living history 47:1
Historical Jail, Chesterfield County 82:7; 130:5
Historical Markers, Chesterfield County - list 78:7
Historical Markers, Chesterfield County 79:6, 80:6
historical markers 1:1, 12:4
historical records and documents 1:1
Historical Spirit Walk – see Spirit Walk
history, Colonial and Revolutionary 16:6 Historicorp 119:3
History and Present State of Virginia, The 75:3
History Detectives TV show 81:5
history of transportation 18:1
History of Ballooning During the Civil War 69:2, 69:8
History of the Historic Richmond Foundation 80:1
History of the Museum Committee-video 49:7
History of the White House of the Confederacy 75:back, 76:4 Hixon, Sam III 104:4 Hobson Lodge No. 23 103:5
Hobson, Stan 7:3, 7:4 Hockaday, John Ratliff 142:7 Hodges, Col. J.G. 99:3 Hoffman, Katie, Dr. 114:1
Hoggs, Tom 7:2
Holiday Centerpiece Craft at Castlewood 2006 79:2
Holiday festivities 39:4
Holiday Flower Arranging demonstration 75:2
Holiday Shoppers Fair 50:6, 54:4, 66:2
Holland 81:9 Holliday, John, Captain 107:3
Holloman, Jim 41:5, 42:10, 43:1, 45:2, 48:4, 49:2, 49:8, 50:1, 51:3, 52:3, 53:3, 55:3, 59:5, 60:1, 60:2, 61:3, 65:1 Holston River 134:7
Hollywood Cemetery 13:4, 67:6, 105:4, 122:5 Holmes, John E., Dr. 110:6
Holt, Anthelia 60:4
Holt, Anthelia, photo 60:5 Holt, Eve 104:9
Holt, Thomas 68:4
Holy Spirit 19:2
Home Brewery 82:5, 122:7
Homoeopathy 90:10
Honderich, Joyce E. 14:7, 15:5, 16:7, 17:7,
Honeywell, M.A., silhouette artist 14:4
Hood, Davyd Foard 47:1 Hood, General 113:5
Hood’s Battalion Reserves, Company B, 97:9
Hopewell, VA 14:6, 102:4, 106:6 Hopewell Public Schools 103:5
Hopewell Shriner’s Club 16:4
Hopkins Road 15:3, 113:4
Horn, Jennifer 83:4 Horner, C. A. 117:6
Horner, Laurie 18:2, 20:7, 37:2, 37:4, 38:5, 42:6
Horner, Laurie, photograph 34:2
Horse, 91:10-11
Horse racing 66:1, 66:4, 86:13, 91:10, 93:5, 98:6
Horse trading 91:12
horse-drawn railroad 29:3
hospital, first 10:6, 17:2
hospital 3:2
Housatonic, U.S.S. 81:8
House Calls: Chesterfield medicine of 1870 Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7
House of Burgesses, Cumberland County 14:4
House of Burgesses 3:2, 14:4, 19:2, 21:14, 22:1
House of Burgesses re-enactment 48:1
House of Commons 21:2, 69:1
House of Delegates 14:4, 14:5, 66:4; 130:6 House, Justis 142:1
House of Lords 69:1
house site, 1780, dig 36:3
House Tour, Christmas 80:2
House tour, Midlothian and Moseley 66:5
house-by-the-side-of-the-road 6:5
houses, two-front doors – see Huguenot Houses How Dear to My Heart (poem) 102:6
Howard, Rev. Dr. Gregory 95:7 Howard, James 121:1
Howardsville public boat ramp 77:6
Howe, Mary Ellen 1:1, 1:3, 2:5, 3:1, 4:1, 5:1, 6:1, 7:1, 8:1, 13:2, 59:6, 139:3, 139:7, 140:6
Howell, Bill 2:1 Howell, Pamela 111:6
Howell, William H. 7:1
Howlett, David 54:6
Howlett, Dr. 13:3
Howlett, Dr. Wendell 58:1
Howlett house 38:7
Howlett Line 12:4, 14:7, 16:1, 38:7, 13:1, 57:3, 62:3, 81:6, 80:7, 99:4, 122:5; 128:9 (tour)
Howlett Line Park 77:7, 80:7, 81:7, Howlett, Mary Ann 121:6 Howlett’s Ordinary 124:3
Howlett’s Restaurant and Tavern 96:1
Howlett’s tavern 13:2, 94:5
Hubbard, Mrs. 27:3
Hudert, John 62:1 Hudson, Captain 107:4
Hudson, Dorothy 38-5, 42-4, 49:7
Hudson, Herbert 63:1
Hudson, Ms. 81:4 Huggins, Benjamin 104:9 Huggins, Sarah W. 104:9
Hugh Mercer Apothecary 61:9, 61:11 Hughes, John and Kimberly 110:6
Huguenot 1:2, 3:6, 49:5, 54:3, 81:4, 102:3; 130:8
Huguenot colony 14:1
Huguenot Houses 1:2
Huguenot Memorial Bridge 1:2
Huguenot Park 1:2
Huguenot Road 1:2
Huguenot Springs resort 21:8, 21:9 Huguenot style cottage 111:6
Huguenots, Coal and Missing Links 72:back
Huguenots 91:1
Hulett, Josiah – see Carter, Siah
Hulett, Larry 62:1
Hull, Isaac 66:7
Hull, Spooner H. 91:12
Hull Street Road 66:7, 78:5 Hull Street Station 103:1
Humphrey, Mary Plummer 38:10
Humphrey, Renny Bush 46:3, 49:12, 78:8, 82:6
Hundred Years of Dolls Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3
Hunley, H.L. Submarine 81:8
Hunt, Conover 80:1
Hunt, Thomas 66:4 Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center 113:3, 116:5
Hurricane Isabel 66:3, 69:6, 71:1, 80:7
Hurt, Dr. 2:5 Hurt, Dr. Alvin Justice 126:4 Hurt, Kimberly 108:6 Hurt, Martha Maud McLaurine 126:3 Huskama-squaw 109:6 Hussey, Ruth 104:3
Hutterites 83:6 Hyde and Dutch (Westvaco) 114:6
Hylton, Daniel 20:4
Hylton, John 65:5, 137: 4
Hylton, John, Captain 20:4
Hyman, Henry 13:4
Hyman, Lewis 13:5
Ice Cream Social 82:1
ICI plant 20:6
immigrant, Bavarian 18:4 Immortal 600 107:3 In Flander’s Field 127:5
In Memoriam – Daniel H. Weiskotten 73:2
In memoriam – see also individual names
In Memoriam: Nancy W. Edward 76:6 In View of The Great War of Labor 102:7
inclined railroads 18:6
incorporated town, first 78:6
Indentured servants, Colonial Period 77:3 Index of Students of the University of Virginia 1825-1874 119:6
Index to 1930 LaPrade Map 36:2
Index to Reverend A. B. Tizzard’s Dale Parish Register 36:2
India 9:2
Indian – see Native American
Indian artifacts 7:2
Indian attack 20:3
Indian college 20:2, 21:3 Indian Confederacy 128:5
Indian massacre 20:2, 21:3, 21:4, 21:6
Indian missionary, funds 20:2 Indian Princess 107:4 Influenza pandemic, 1918 128:8 Ingram, E. Renee 102:7 Ingram, Riley 128:9
Inglewood 66:4
inspection of Rocky Ridge 62:1
inspection of the Town of Manchester 62:1
intentional community 83:6
intern 55:2, 54:9, 61:7
Internet Access 69:6, 82:6
Interpretive Sign Project 80:7 Interpeto, Historical Ad 142:5
Interviews, videotape 37:3 Interviews, on line 99:6
Inventory of computers 62:3
Investment and Realty Corporation of Virginia 15:8
Iraq 75:3
Ireland 81:9
Iron Age, The (magazine) 21:5 Iron Bridge Road 106:5
Iron business 21:2 Iron Coffin for sale 107:7
Iron furnace, first 1:2
iron industry 1:2
iron making 21:6
iron pieces 13:2
iron products, exportation of 21:2
iron project (1619-1622) 21:4
iron works 21:2, 21:4
iron works site 1:2
Ironclad 64:7
Ironclads – see individual names
Irone Woorkes – see Iron Works
iron-hulled packet boat 12:6
ironworks reestablishment of 21:4
Isham, Ann 22:1
Isham, Henry 22:1
Isham, Katherine 22:1
Island of Bermuda 20:6
Itopan 21:3 Iverson, Robert J. 105:3
Ivey Mill Road 66:1 J. B. Watkins & Brother 118:1 J. F. Browne & Co. 112:3
J. M. Wilkinson Funeral Establishment of Petersburg 95:5 J. Sergeant Reynolds Community College 105:6
Jack-of-the-feathers 57:5
Jackson, Steward 55:4
Jackson, Stonewall 80:5
Jackson, Virginia, Miss 1:5
Jackson Hospital, Richmond 14:6, 111:4
Jacob, Magistrate 17:5
Jacobs, Marvin E., Pastor of Salem Baptist Church 30:5
Jacobson, Thomas E. 16:1, 114:1 Jaekle, Dorothy 128:9 Jaggers, Jessica 128:6
Jahnke Road 88:11
Jail, 1842, 1:2, 1:5, 2:1, 2:2,
Jail, 1892 55:3, 65:6
Jail, 1924-25 1:2, 2:1, 2:5, 3:3, 5:1, 5:2, 5:5, 9:10, 70:3, 98:1, 100:2
Jail, 1924-25, photographs 2:2, 2:3, 4:5, 98:3
Jail, Bastille 19:3, 98:3, 138:6 Jail, Bastille Model 138:6
Jail, Chesterfield 1:3; 131:5
Jail, colonial 16:6
Jail, conditions 2:5
Jail, Historical Chesterfield County 82:7 Jail, Stories of the Old 98:3
Jail, trustees 2:5
Jail, women 2:5
Jailers, County 3-2, 2-5 James, Jessie 114:5
James, Francis Herbert 60:7
James, King 9:1, 107:5 James, Linneaus H 119:3
James, Lizzie 79:4
James, William 60:7
James Center 12:1
James Citie 21:3
James City 20:3
James River 1:2, 1:3, 9:1, 9:3, 10:6, 11:2, 12:6, 12:7, 14:4, 14:7, 17:2, 18:1, 19:2, 20:1, 20:2, 20:3, 20:4, 21:5, 22:4, 25:1, 66:1, 67:6, 81:6, 81:9, 82:4, 98:6, 100:6, 101:7, 103:3, 105:4, 106:6, 113:5, 8, 120:5, 122:5; 128:5
James River Bateau 12:6
James River Bateau Exhibit 11:7
James River Bateau Festival 12:1, 12:7, 48: 4, 49:4, 53:6, 76:4,, 77:2, 77:6, 79:7 James River Indian rulers 113:8 James River Port 112:4
James River State Park 79:7
Jamestown 1:2, 9:2, 13:1, 20:1, 20:2, 20:3, 20:6, 57:5, 79:1, 81:9, 98:5, 101:5, 107:5, 110:3, 110:4-5, 112:6, 113:8
Jamestown 2007 Celebration (400th Anniversary) 65:1, 67:2, 68:3
Jamestown 400th Celebration 80:2, 81:2
Jamestown Exposition 11:3
Jamestown Festival Celebration 350th 77:4
Jamestown Island 81:9, 109:4
Jamestown Recovery: A World Uncovered, APVA Preservation Virginia (video) 79:1 Jamestown Settlement Indian Village 101:5
Jane the Fool 82:6 Japan 105:5
Jarrell, Special Officer 17:5
Java 9:2
Jaycee Parade, Richmond 12:1 Jeanes, Anna 108:3 Jeanes Funds 108:3 Jeffers, Edward B. 125:3; 130:5 Jefferson, Alfonso 103:5 Jefferson, Alice York 103:5 Jefferson, Deacon 103:5 Jefferson, Edward James, Jr. 103:5 Jefferson, Edward James, Sr. 103:5
Jefferson, Field 5:4 Jefferson, Gertrude Burford Draper 103:5
Jefferson, Governor 14:5 Jefferson, J. Garland 125:4taylor Jefferson, Jasper 116:4 Jefferson, Lottie 108:3
Jefferson, Lucy 49:3, 49:6, 108:6
Jefferson, Lucy Elizabeth 22:2, 82:4, 108:6
Jefferson, Maria (Polly) 22:2, 82:4
Jefferson, Maria 96:5
Jefferson, Martha 22:2, 22:3
Jefferson, Mary 22:2, 22:4, 82:4 Jefferson, Mary Hannah Studevant 116:4
Jefferson, Minister of France, Paris 22:2
Jefferson, Minister Plenipotentiary to Europe 22:2
Jefferson, Patsy 82:4
Jefferson, Peter 81:9, 82:4, 127:8 Jefferson, Polly 123:1
Jefferson, Thomas 1:2, 7:2, 12:6, 22:1, 22:2, 22:3, 56:1, 80:6, 81:9, 82:4, 84:4, 90:13, 91:6, 96:5, 104:3, 107:3 (and Martha) 108:6, 115:1, 119:6, 123:1, 127:8, 134:7
Jefferson, Thomas, Secretary of State – 22-2, 22-3,
Jefferson, Thomas, Vice-President of the United States 22:3, Jefferson, Vashti Bentley 103:5 Jefferson, Welford 103:5
Jefferson Connection: Tobacco 12:2 Jefferson Davis Committee 114:1
Jefferson Davis Highway Markers (United Daughters of the Confederacy) 79:6
Jefferson Davis Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3
Jefferson Hotel 110:6 Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia 14:5, 14:6
Jefferson Sheraton Hotel 10:3
Jefferson’s Church 5:4
Jeffries, Rev. E. W. 95:7
Jennet, 91:10
Jennett and James 13:5 Jennings, Claudia Goode 114:5 Jennings, Charles 108:6 Jennings, James Lee 114:5 Jennings, Ricky 114:6 Jensen, David 101:4
Jerusalem Baptist Church 21:9, 78:7
Jester to Chester 82:6
jewelers 13:1, 13:2
Jewett, Bettie 21:9, 84:7
Jewett, Miss 21:9
Jewett family 55:6 Jewett, Jerry J. 139:7
Jewitt family, England 21:9 Jiggetts, Lula Sizemore 103:5 Jiggetts, Peter Reeves 103:5 Jiggetts, Richard Roosevelt 103:5
John Howlett’s Tavern 13:2
John Smith and Gabriel Archer, 1608 Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7 Tyler, John 142:6 John Tyler Community College 108:6
John Wynne Society 85:9, 92:10 Johnson, Alma 104:9 Johnson, Andrew, President 112:5
Johnson, Bushrod, General 17:8
Johnson, Edward 1:3
Johnson, Edward, General 10:1 85:3, 100:1, 105:4, 111:4 Johnson, George 119:7
Johnson, Henry 15:1, 15:4
Johnson, Henry, photograph 15:1 Johnson, Florence May 114:6 Johnson, James Captain 107:3
Johnson, Jim, photograph 36:5 Johnson, Joseph E., General 101:7
Johnson, Major General Edward “Old Alleghany” 83:3
Johnson, Marmaduke 87:10
Johnson, Melinda 15:4
Johnson, Melinda, photograph 15:4
Johnson, Pernell J. 94:11 Johnson, Sensia 105:6 Johnson, Trevor 141:2, 141:12 Johnson, Turner 113:7
Johnson, William 20:4
Johnson, William Henry 15:1, 15:4, 15:8
Johnson, William Henry, photograph 15:4
Johnson, William Ranson 66:4, 85:6, 86:13
Johnson, William T. 20:4, 127:1
Johnson and Reat Jewelry 13:5 Johnson Store 102:3 Johnson’s Island 99:4 Johnston Heavy Artillery 101:7 Johnston, Joseph, General 103:4
Jonas, Gordon E. 16:7, 23:1, 39:3 Jones, Laverne Blankenship 140:6 Jones, Masonry Company 116:4 Jones, Binns, Captain 107:4
Jones, Dr. Joseph Endon 95:6 Jones, James 116:1
Jones, John 62:1
Jones, John W. 1:2
Jones, John Watson, portrait 21:14
Jones, John Winston 21:14
Jones, John Winston, Democrat Congressman 21:14
Jones, John Winston, Prosecuting Attorney 21:14, 116:1
Jones, John Winston, Speaker of the House 21:14
Jones, Kandis Goode 94:13 Jones, Maceo Millard 116:4 Jones, Mozelle, 104:6
Jones, Peter 62:1, 65:5 Jones, R. F. 116:5 Jones, Richard 104:6
Jones, Rev. Louis 94:13
Jones, Rev. Roscoe H., Jr. 95:6
Jones, Robert “Peppy” 12:4, 49:7, 99:1, 100:1, 139:7, 140:6, 141:1
Jones, Robert F. 84:10
Jones, Robert F., photograph 84:9 Jones, Robert Frederick and Almedies Stokes, 116:4 Jones, Rosa 108:6 Jones, William 108:6
Jones’ Neck 9:2 Jordan, Charles Leibert, IV 113:1 Jordan, Ida May Slater 113:1
Jordan, Samuel 20:3 Jordon, Virginia 108:4
Journal, The 32:1, 33:4, 38:2, 77:2
judges 3:3
judgments 3:3
Julian calendar 69:1 Jurassic 106:7
jury table, old 3:1
justices, County 3-2 Justice, Edward 117:5
justices of court 19:4
Juvenile Relations Court 3:3 Kaine, Governor Tim 98:7
Kanawha Canal’s Great Basin 12:6
Kautz, A.V. , Gen. 1:3
Kautz, August 21:9
Kautz's Raiders 97:9
Kearns, Matt 72:1
Kecoughtan 57:1, 104:9-10 Keeler Hill Cemetery 128:3
Keen, Currel 55:4
Keeping Warm museum exhibit 63:3
Keitt, Col. Laurence 81:8 Kelshaw, John 101:10
Kenmore Plantation and Gardens 61:9, 61:11 Kennon, Elizabeth 128:8
Kennon, Richard 67:7 Kennon, Robert 137: 4 Kenny, Emma Pink 125:5 Kenny, James 100:6
Kent, England 21:9
Kent, Rev. A. M. 95:7 Kentucky 106:5
Kentucky Derby 66:1
Kenyon, Charles 64:7 Keswick Avenue 103:6 Kevlar 105:3 Key, Francis Scott 100:5 Kidd, Bill 104:3
Kidd, Thomas 79:5
Kidd, Tom 85:3 Kilkinney, Ireland 106:5
Kilshaw, John 62:1
Kimball, Greg 68:6
King, Sidney E. 5:3, 19:3, 21:6 King, Martin Luther, Rev. Dr.
King Charles II 91:10
King George County 14:5
King George II 69:1, 69:3, 112:3
King Lear 82:6 King, Sydney 132:3
King William, Parish of 14:1 Kingsland 101:4, 108:4, 143:6 Kingsland Elementary School 101:4, 104:8
Kinker, Catherine A. 78:5
Kinney, Pamela 83:2 Kirby, Earl 123:3 Kirby, Florence 102:4 Kirby, Frank M. 102:4 Kitchen, Megan 119:3
Kittner, Jo, intern 46:4
Kiwanis Club 6:2
Kiwanis Club of Chester, Historical Preservation Committee 37:4 Kiwanis Club, Petersburg 105:5
Klinifelter’s Syndrome 91:6
Knibb, Thomas 5:4
Knight, Tom 53:6
Knights Farm 15:4 Knights of Pythias 105:5
Knott, Rev. Moses A, Jr. 94:13
Kolarik, Peter C. 16:4 Kollatz, Harry 100:1 Korean Conflict 101:4
Korean War 96:7, 105:5
Korman Sign Company, Richmond 16:4 Koverman, Dr. Gary 129:7 Kot, Betty 111:3, 113:1, 136:3
Kreynus, Paul 12:1, 12:6, 12:8, 53:6-7
Krick, Bob 78:1, 80:2, 80:8
Krick, Robert E. L. (Bob) 77:1, 77:back , 79:2
Lacy, Nathaniel 14:1
Lacy, Thomas 14:1
Lacy family 14:1
Ladies Memorial Association 83:1
Ladino Lane 78:5 Lady in the Blue Uniform, The 128:8
Lafayette, General 91:6, 123:5
Lafon, Dr. Thomas 90:10
LaFon, Thomas 90:14
Lahendro, Joseph Dye 38:4, 59:4, 65:4 Lahm Cup 103:3 Lahm, James 103:3
Laing, Andrew 51:4
Laird, Edwin C. 86:14
Laird, Mary Meade Burwell 86:14
Lake Chesden 12:8, 83:2 Lake Chesdin 103:5, 104:1
Land grants 11:5 14:1, 20:3, 21:2
land ownership, private – first 78:6
Land records 3:3, 39:4
Landa, Mark 65:3 Landrum, Frank 125:4
Landi, Beth 3:3, 5:2
Landmark Designation, Chesterfield 82:7
Lands of the Virginia Coal and Coke Co. map 61:3
Landscaping with Moss & Ferns (Lecture 80:2) Lane, John 136:4
Lanford, Jeannie 67:2
Lankford, Nelson 87:6 Lankey, Ann 113:4 Langford, Albert 103:3
LaPrade Bros. 2:3
LaPrade Map, 1888 1:4, 6:1 Lark, James H. 108:5
Last of the Appomattox River Batteauman, book 23:3
Latrobe, Benjamin 22:4
Lattice Hall 5:2
Laughon , Helen 10:4, 12:3, 58:5
Laughon, Nel 10:4, 12:3, 58:5 Lausanne, Switzerland 105:5
Law for the preservation of peace 19:3 Lawrenceville, Va. 104:7, 114:6 Lea, David M 103:5 Lea Industries 104:7
Leah and Rachel, pamphlet 13:1 Lectures, Lunchtime 145:8 Lectures, Historical 142:6, 144:2 Lecture Series, Susan Berquist 139:3
Lecture Series, Friday Evening 80:2, 136: 7
Lectures series – see also Lunchtime Lecture Series and Friday Evening Lecture Series 26:1 Leadbettor, Richard, Captain 107:4 Lear, John, S. Private 106:5
Lee, Clarence, Sr. 84:10, 100:4, 108:6 Lee, Daniel and Inez Wheel 117:3 Lee, Fitzhugh, Brigadier General 101:7
Lee, General 8:3, 21:8 Lee, Junius 101:3
Lee, Lauranett (Dr.) 71:2, 71:back, 77:2; 132:5 Lee, Lucille Branch 100:4
Lee, May Lily, WCVE 46:3 Lee, Patrick H. 117:3 Lee, Peter J 108:5, 110:3, (and Linnie) 110:7
Lee, R. E. Camp 62:3
Lee, Rev. Jerome O. 95:6
Lee, Richard, Colonel 13:1
Lee, Robert E., General 1:3, 1:5, 3:6, 3:7, 7:1, 17:8, 59:8, 72:1, 78:1, 79:2, 80:1, 80:8, 81:6, 85:8, 87:11, 94:3-4, 98:6, 99:3, 103:4, 105:3, 110:4, 111:4, 7, 112:5, 113:5, 121:5, 122:5, 123:7, 134:4, 141:7 Lee, Sidney Smith, Captain (CSN) 101:6 Lee, Thomas Junuis 100:4
Lee’s Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Zion Church 95:5
Lee’s Retreat 80:7
Lee’s Retreat Tour 68:3
Lee’s Retreat: The End of America’s Longest Siege Lee Street 104:1 Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8 Leftwich, Thomas, Captains 107:3
Legates, Jennifer 51:3
Leggett, Rev. Marcus N. 95:6
Legislative Committee 3:5
Leicester, Earl of 9:1
Leigh, Benjamin Watkins 1:2, 142:6
Leigh, Cornelia Elizabeth 49:7
Leigh, Cornelia W. 49:7
Leigh, Egbert 49:7
Leigh, William, Rector 1:4, 142:6
Leigh family 1:4 Leigh Street, Richmond, VA 142:6
Leitithon, John Henry 20:4 Leonard, Carl and Hannah 123:6 Leonard, Elizabeth Jane Swinhoe 123:6 Leonard, Karl, Sheriff, 122:5 Loenard, Richard Heppel 123:6
Leonard family 92:5, 123:6 Lescault Russ (speech on Nunnally tree) 100:5, 134:1
Letcher, John, Governor 3:2 Lewis, General Andrew 134:7 Lewis, Blanch 116:4 Lewis, George 105:3 Lewis, Lieutenant 113:6 Lewis, Lillie 117:3
Lewis Tunnel 80:5, 123:5
Lexington (race horse) 66:4
Lexington Bus Trip 64:1, 64:2, 64:4
Li’l Orphan Annie 81:4 Library, Genealogy 125:9
Library, Historical society 19:10, 37:2, 46:8, 47:2, 48:6, 48:7, 49:7, 50:6, 51:1, 53:4, 55:3, 56:7, 60:8, 61:6, 137-4, 138:4
Library, Society 79:3, 80:5
Library (Society) Acquisitions and Donations 76:5, 77:3, 78:3, 79:3, 80:3, 81:5, 83:5, 137: 4, 138:4, 139:3, 140-3, 141:3, 142:3, 144:3-4, 145:3-4, 145:6
Library Committee 40:3, 70:1, 76:3, 76:5, 78:1, 81:2, 81:3, 97:6, 101:4, 103:5, 109:4 Library, General Interest Sources 137:5, 142:3, 144:3, 145:3
Library of Virginia 2:1, 3:1, 3:5, 21:6, 21:14, 26:3, 38:2, 38:7, 75:3
license to preach 19:1 Licking Creek 110:5
lien on property 3:3
Life of Thomas Jefferson Esq L.L.D. Late Ex President of the United States (book) 81:9
Life Scout Project 80:7 Lifelong Learning Institute 108:4
Lightfoot family 86:3
Ligon, Johan 14:5 Likins, Mike 100:5 Limmer, David 138:6, 142:1
Lincoln, Abraham 21:8, 76:4, 78:1, 104:5, 111:4, 120:3, 133:6, 135:1, 6 Lincoln, Mary 104:5
Lincoln Tunnel 80:5, 123:6
Lind Lawrence Foundation of Richmond 83:2 Linnderman, J. S. 105:3 LionHeart FilmWorks 114:5 Lipsett, Bill 141:8
Lipowicz, Hana 81:4
Lipowicz, Peter 76:2, 76:3, 77:4, 78:2, 79:1, 82:1, 82:5, 82:7, 83:5, 101:5, 127:1
Lipowicz, Rachel 35-2, 51:5, 54:3, 55:2, 64:4, 65:6, 67:1, 76:3, 77:4, 77:5, 79:4, 80:6, 83:3, 83:5, 108:6
Lithia Springs Sanitarium 82:5, 122:7,
Littlepage Family 10:5
Loafman, Edward 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Lodge Retirees Club 103:5
Lockett, Francis 48:5, 69:4
Lockett, Francis Senior 70:3, 101:9
Lockett, James 48:5, 69:4, 94:3
Lockett, Lawson 94:3
locks and canals 12:6
Lofty (race horse) 66:1
Logan, Kate Cox 85:8, 111:7
Logan, Mourning 91:8, 95:8; 128:8
Logan, Philiss 91:8 Logan, Robert (#1 and #2) 1-2:7
Lombard Street, Petersburg 15:4
Lombard Street School 15:4
London, England 13:1, 13:4, 20:2, 21:3, 22:3
London 81:9
London Company, England 20:3, 21:1, 21:3 London Company of Virginia 109:6, 110:3 Longnaker, John 142:1 Lone Prophet, The 117:6
Lone Star Industries 4:6
Long-Range Strategic Plan 68:3 Longstreet, General James 99:4
Longwood 60:7
loose papers of the County Court 27:3, 38:2
Lord Chesterfield, model 11:7
Lord Chesterfield 1:2, 4:1, 4:2, 4:4, 4:5, 5:1, 49:1, 49:5, 49:12-13, 69:1, 69:3, 94:8-9
Lord Chesterfield Bateau 12:1, 12:6, 12:7, 12:8, 27:2, 35:5, 48:4, 49:4, 53:6, 77:6, 79:7
Lord Chesterfield Batteau, repair and maintenance 77:6
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 69:1
Lord Mayor of Hamilton 20:6
Lord Newcastle 94:9 Lord’s Island 110:5
Lounsbury, Carl 34:1 Love, Gina 119:3
Loving, J.G., County Coroner 17:4, 17:5, 17:6, 7:7 Loving V. Virginia 104:4 Lowden, Nancy 132:5
Lower Spotsylvania 19:3
Lucas, Alexander 55:5 Lucas, James 107:4
Lucas family 55:5
Lucas Hill 55:8 Luck, Merie C. 135:7
Lum n Abner radio show 81:4
lumber and wood pulp shipping 20-5 lumbering, 110:4
Lumpkin, William L., Doctor 5:3 Lumpkins 105:7
Lumsden, Charles 14:4
Lunchtime Lecture Series 39:3, 43:3, 47:1, 51:3, 55:1, 55:7, 59:8, 63:2, 64:2, 67:2, 76:2, 77:2, 80:5, 81:2
Lunchtime Lecture Series 2005 71:2
Lundsford, Laurie 62:1
Lush, Doctor 3:7
Lush, L., Dr. and Mrs. 1:1, 1:3
Lutz, Frances Earl 17:2, 18:4, 18:6, 22:7, 66:1, 67:7, 84:9, 125:3
Lyle, James 57:7
Lyman, T. P. H. 81:9
Lynchburg 11:7, 12:8, 25:1, 77:6, 79:7 Lynchburg Ironworks Company 128:6 “Lucy”, Sale of Negro Woman 140:3 Lunchburg stagecoach, 121:1
Lyne, G. W. 67:6
Lyne, M. F. 67:6
Lyne, T. L. 67:6
Mabbot, Thomas Ollive 83:6
Mabe, Allen 64:1
Mabe, Mike 63:2 Mabel from Maintenance 103:3 MacArthur, Col Doughas 121:5
MacCord, H. A., Colonel 21:6
Machodoc – see Appamattuck Macke Vending Company 107;6
Mackie, John F. 64:7; 101:6 Macon, Georgia 103:3
Maddox, Samuel F. 3:3 84:9
Madison, Dolley 80:1
Madison, James 19:6, 80:1
Madison, James, first bishop of Virginia 19:2, 19:3
Madison-McCreary, Rev. Dr. Micah L. 95:6
Madison-McCreary, Rev. Jacqueline E. 95:6
Madisonville, ship 97:9
magazine dry-shod 18:5
Magers, George 18:4, 18:6 Maggie L. Walker Trade School 102:3
Magna Carta, 1215 81:9 Magnolia Grange 114:1, 115:1, 124:3; 132:5, 139:1, 142:1, 142:2. 142:5, 142:7, 145:10
Magnolia Grange, excavations 16:9
Magnolia Grange, H.R.F. award 10:3
Magnolia Grange, herb garden 25:3
Magnolia Grange, Historic Garden Week 17:2
Magnolia Grange, kitchen enlargement 6:5, 19:9
Magnolia Grange, out buildings 27:2
Magnolia Grange, photograph 6:3, 6:4, 6:5, 10:2, 16:5, 17:11, 42:5, 59:5
Magnolia Grange, sideboard 10:5
Magnolia Grange 6:1, 6:2, 6:3, 6:5, 7:1, 9:1, 10:2, 10:4, 11:4, 13:2, 13:3, 14:1, 19:10, 16:1, 16:6, 27:2, 38:4, 42:1, 42:10, 42:5, 48:1, 50:3, 52:5, 53:3, 54:4, 55:3, 58:5, 59:4-5, 60:1, 63:1, 65:3, 65:4, 66:2, 66:3, 67:2, 69:6, 69:7, 70:1, 71:2, 72:1, 75:2, 76:2, 76:3, 77:2, 78:2, 79:2, 79:5, 79:6, 80:5. 80:8, 81:1, 81:10, 81:2, 82:1, 82:2, 82:7, 83:2, 83:5, 94:6, 97:1, 98:4, 99:3, 100:2, 110:6, 112:1, 125:1, 141:5, 141:12, 143:2, 144:4, 145:10
Magnolia Grange acquisition 5:1
Magnolia Grange archaeology 17:11, 19:9
Magnolia Grange by Candlelight 61:10
Magnolia Grange Cemetery 27:2
Magnolia Grange Christmas 35:1, 43:1, 48:1, 58:5, 59:2, 63:1, 66:2, 70:3 Magnolia Grange Bicentennial 141:5
Magnolia Grange Committee 6:1
Magnolia Grange custodianship 8:1
Magnolia Grange fire 65:4
Magnolia Grange gifts 10:3
Magnolia Grange in Holiday Dress –see Magnolia Grange Christmas
Magnolia Grange kitchen wing 64:6
Magnolia Grange new roof 65:3, 65:4
Magnolia Grange photographs 64:6
Magnolia Grange Print 70:4 Magnolia Grange Programs 138:8, 139:4-5, 141:9, 145:7
Magnolia Grange rear porch 65:3, 69:6
Magnolia Grange renovation 16:9, 38:4, 42:1, 42:2,
Magnolia Grange repairs 65:3, 65:4, 68:1
Magnolia Grange slave quarters 64:6
Magnolia Grange vegetable garden 65:3, 69:6
Magnolia Grange Virtual Tour 80:2
Magnolia Hill 66:5
Mahone, General William 8:3, 87:11, 99:3
Mahone 55:5, 110:4 Mahone’s Brigrade 105:4, 106:5
Maidens 12:8
Maidens Landing 25:1, 77:6
Malaria 21:8, 21:9 Mallory, Stephen R, Secretary of the Navy 101:6, 113:5 Malone, Joe J. 105:7 Malone, Thomas and Hattie Harris 105:6, 110:3
Malvern Hill 55:5, 99:3-4, 101:7, 103:4
Mamanatowick 57:5
Man o’War (race horse) 66:1, 66:4 Manakin of the Tuscarora 107:4
Manakin Episcopal Church 54:3
Manakintown 1:2, 14:1, 54:3, 91:1
Manarin, Dr. 3:1 Manastoh 124:3 Manassa Hill Baptist Church 115:5
Manassas, Virginia 17:3
Manassas Battlefield 77:1
Manchester 1:2, 3:1, 3:2, 3:3, 17:1, 17:5, 18:7, 21:8, 21:9, 57:7, 75:3, 86:12, 101:6,8, 103:4, 104:1, 111:6, 112:5, 116:6, 121:5, 124:3, 135:4
Manchester Artillery, 97:8
Manchester Artillery, The 97:8, 98:5 Manchester Diamond 101:8
Manchester High School Culinary Arts Class 77:2
Manchua 22:4
Manic depression 82:5
Mann, Anne 63:1, 64:3
Mann, Daniel 57:4
Mann, Governor 17:4 Mann, H. Edward 140:6
Mann, Horace Sr. 77:4 Mann, John 104:4
Mann, Pete (Colonel Horace) 44:2, 49:1, 51:6, 52:5, 53:5, 54:7, 63:1, 64:3, 66:6, 68:7, 75:1, 77:4
Mann, Pete, Photograph 67:6 Mann, Samuel 137:6
Mann, William Hodges, Governor 17:4
Mann, Y. A. 79:5
Manning, Rev. George W. 94:13, 101:3
Manor House 89:5
Manuscript Committee 7:3
map 61:3 Map, Chesterfield County, VA - Hallsboro Quadrangle, including Swift Creek Reservoir (1974), US Department of the Interior Geological Survey 140:4
Map of Chesterfield History Complex 82:7 Maps 137:5, 138:6, 139:3, 140:4, 142:4, 143:3, 145:3
Marcus, Molly Lee 3:2
Marengo, Alabama 90:11
Marguerite Christian 86:11
Markham, Eddie 5:2
Markham, Bernard 19:4, 57:7, 62:1, 101:10, 137: 4, 142:7
Markham, George 57:7, 68:4, 69:4
Markham, Hyla 5:2
Markham, Orie Garnett 5:2
Markham, Orie Garnett, photograph 5:2 Markam, Ray Store (Skinquarter Market) 114:6
Markham, William Vincent 5:2
Markham, Willie Kate 5:2
Markham homeplace 5:2 Marine Guard Navy Yard Richmond 101:8 Marr, John, Captain 107:4 Marr, Terry 115:1
marriage bonds 4:1
marriage licenses 3:3, 3:5, 3:6
Marriages of Chesterfield County, Virginia 50:4, 55:4, 56:4, 57:4
Marshall, Alexander 54:6, 70:3, 101:9 Marshall, Elizabeth Jacquelin Fisher 142:6
Marshall, George 8:1 Marshall, John 119:6
Marshall, Thomas E. 88:4
Marshall, Thomas, Journal 14:6
Marshall Street, West 78:5 Martin, Azariah 107:4
Martin, John 54:6, 71:4, 101:9
Martin, Jordan 86:5, 94:1
Martin, Walter K. 3:1
Martin, William A. 53:4, 54:6, 88:4, 101:10 Martin Brothers 110:5 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Non-Violence Social Change 101:6 Martin’s Grocery Store 117:5
Mary (Schooner) 61:1
Mary Washington College 77:1, 80:8, 128:5
Mary Washington House 61:9, 61:11
Mary Wingfield Scott Preservation Award 10:3 Maryland National Guard 128:6 Mason, Beverly Vernon (Mr.) 101:4
Mason, Claiborne Rice 80:5, 123:5
Mason, David 57:7
Mason, George 19:6
Mason, George C. 1:4 Mason, Irma Baugh 101:4 Mason, Morris 104:4 Mason, Stephanie Winfrey 114:2 Mason, William 102:4
Mason & Hanger Group Inc. 80:5, 123:6
Mason Syndicate 80:5, 123:5
Masonic ceremonies 1:5 Masonic Lodge, J.C. Robertson #306 103:5
Masonic Order 21:8, 21:9
Masons, loyalty 21:9 Masque’s Ferry 107:3 Massachusetts 106:7
Massachusetts Regiment, 23rd 20:5
Masters, Pam 77:4
Match factory 92:8 Matches, criminal 115:3
Matching Gift Programs 65:7, 67:5, 139:7
Mathews, Betty 69:3
Matoaca 79:5, 86:12, 105:5, 110:4, 114:6
Matoaca Baptist Church 93:6
Matoaca Cotton Factory 93:6
Matoaca Cotton Mills – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2
Matoaca Country Store, Ordinary and Tavern 79:5 Matoaca District School Board 108:4 Matoaca Lab School 104:7
Matoaca Magisterial District 1:2, 82:6
Matoaca Manufacturing Company 1:2
Matoaca Merchant and Tobacco Store 79:5
Matoaca textile mill, 85:9
Matoaca Village 1:2, 79:5
Matoaka – see Pocahontas Mattachanna 109:6
Mattaponi 57:1, 107:4, 109:6, 110:3
Matter of Taste cookbook 63:3
Matthews, Betty 70:3; 130:3
Matthews, Betty, photograph 62:10
Matthews County 11:8
Mattoax Historical Marker 026 78:7
Maury Cemetery 3:1, 17:4, 83:3 , 116:6 , 121:5
Maury Cemetery Records 3:1
Maxwell, Becky 7:4
May, John 82:7
Mayes, Colonel Jesse J. 84:10
Mayfaire 11:4, 13:7 Maylfower 129:8
Mayflower Compact 81:9
Mayo, Pastor William 94:11 Mayo, William 107:4
Mayo Bridge 84:9, 103:1 Mayotown School 108:4
Mays, Mary 22:11 McCarron, Scott 132:4 McCartney, Martha W. 108:6 McClellan, G. E. 104:3
McClellan, General 8:2, 103:4 (George B)
McClenny, Andrew 95:6 McConnell, Joseph H 135:7
McConnico, Christopher 65:5
McCord, Howard A., Colonel, archaeologist 31:1 McCrae, Lt. Col. John 127:4
Magnolia GrangeMcCray, Keith 67:2 McCune, Henry H. 101:6 McDonald, A. T. 105:3
McDonald, Al 53:6 McDonald, Bill 113:7
McElfish, Richard 16:1 McFadden, Robert Clay 127:6 McGill, Julia Robinson 102:3
McGranignah, Henry 91:12 McGuire, Arline 128:8
McGuire, Mary Arline 6-1, 9-1, 19-10, 49:14, 70:3, 78:2, 79:1, 123:3, 139:7
McGuire Hospital 88:10, 100:4, 105:7, 113:3-4
McHale, Jack 49:12
McIntyre, Walter 59:2, 59:5
McKee, Pete 54:9
McKibben, Mr. 18:4, 18:6, 18:7
McKibben, Thomas 18:4, 18:6
McKibben account 18:4
McKibben Family gunpowder business 18:4
McLellan, Captain Simon Jr. 61:1, 61:5 McLaurine, Rose Frayser and Milton 126:3
McMahon, Captain 17:6
McNair, Carl H., General 10:8 McPherson Ridge 105:4
McRae, Christopher C. 3:1 McWilliams, James 102:3 McWilliams, James, Sr. 102:3 McWilliams, Violet 102:3
Mead, William 1:4
Meade, William, Bishop 1:4
Meadowbrook High School students 13:2
Meadowbrook plantation 18:6
Meadowville 11:3 Meck, Dr. Jan 129:1
Mecklenburg County 66:4
Medal of Honor 77:7, 101:6 Medallion, Adamesque Plaster 142:5 Medallion, Ceiling 142:5 Medical College of Virginia Hospital 114:6 Medical Department 102:7 Medical Examining Board 102:7
Medicine 51:3, 55:7
Medicine Wagon 18:1
Meeting, Society Quarterly 1:1, 10:1, 11:1, 12:1, 12:7,13:1, 13:3, 14:1, 15:2, 16:1, 17:1, 18:1, 20:1, 21:1, 22:1, 23:1, 21V-1, 26:1, 27:1,28:1, 29:1, 30:1,31:1, 32:1, 33:1, 34:1, 35:1, 36:1, 36:2, 37:1, 40:1, 41:3, 42:3, 44:3, 45:3, 46:4, 47:3, 49:9, 51:2, 51:6, 52:6, 54:2, 56:8, 58:4, 61:10, 64:2, 66:2, 67:2, 68:2, 69:2, 69:8, 70:1, 71:2, 71:back, 72:back, 73:2, 73:back, 75:2, 75:back, 76:1, 76:4, 77:1, 77:back, 78:1, 79:2, 80:1, 81:1, 82:1, 82:2, 83:1, 98:1, 137: 17, 139:1, 140:1, 141:1, 142:1, 143:1, 144:1, 145:1
Meeting cruise, Pocahontas II 33:1
Meeting House – see individual listings Melton, Charlotte West 108:6
Melvin T. Morgan Roofing 65:4
Member survey 80:7
Membership, gift 67:3
Membership, Society 1:1, 3:1, 10:3, 11:6, 11:7, 12:4, 13:6, 14:6, 15:6, 15:8, 16:6, 18:3, 19:7, 20:6, 21:10, 22:5, 23:4, 24:4, 25:1, 15:4, 16:2, 27:2, 28:2, 29:2, 30:3, 31:2, 32:2, 34:2, 35:3, 35:6, 36:7, 36:8, 37:5, 33:2, 37:6, 38:5, 38:6, 38:12, 39:1, 39:5, 39:8, 40:4, 40:8, 41:12, 41:5, 42:12, 42:5, 43:2, 43:6, 44:5, 44:8, 45:1, 45:4, 46:5, 46:8, 46:12, 47:3, 48:3, 49:3, 50:2, 51:2, 52:2, 54:2, 55:2, 56:2, 57:2, 59:3, 60:3, 64:3, 76:6, 77:back, 80:3. 81:5, 83:3, 82:3, 137: 7, 138:1, 138:4, 139:4, 143:3, 143:8, 144-1, 145:1, 146:1
Membership (Society) 2006 List 78:4
Membership application 83:insert
Membership Committee 76:3, 77:4, 81:3, 83:3, 97:6 Members, New 143:3, 144-2, 145:3
Membership dues, change of year 28;6
Membership form, Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia 79:10
Membership levels 64:3, 65:2, 67:3, 98:7, 99:6, 100:4, 101:4, 102:4, 103:5, 104:9, 105:3, 107:6 Membership, Renewal 144-7
Memento Mori-Death Rites of Old Virginia 61:3, 61:9 Memorial Day 113:1, 138:2
Memorial Day – see Veterans remembered
Memorial Wall – see Veterans’ Memorial Wall
Memoriam – see individual names
Memories of Winterpock-video 49:7
Mercade, Fred 59:4 Meredith, Amaza Lee 125:5 Meredith, Samuel Peter 125:5
Mercer, Sheriff 17:5
Merchant, Bermuda Hundred 20:4
Merchant, free black 26:3
Merchants, 18th century 20:4
Merchants, Scottish – 20-4
merchants, Welsh 20:4 Merhige, Robert, Judge, Jr. 104:4 Meritorious Service Award 116:3 Mertensides Bullatus Winterpock, Va. 106:7
Messenger, The 1:1, 1:6, 2-2, 2-6, 3-7, 4-6, 9-3, 5-5, 6-6, 7-6, 8-4, 10-5, 11-5, 14-2, 15-3, 15-5, 16-2, 17-3, 18-3, 19-13, 20-14, 21-14, 22-6, 23-1, 23-4, 27-4, 28-6, 29-3, 30-3, 31-2, 32-4, 33-4, 37-2, 45-3, 46-4, 73:3, 80:2, 82:2, 83:2, 97:6
Messenger, The, Committee 97:6
Messenger, The, sponsor 72:3, 73:3
Messenger Bag 80:3
Messenger index 50:4
Messenger submissions 79:2
Methodists 1:4, 1:5 Methodist Episcopal Church 111:7, 117:6
Mexican War 16:5, 83:3
Meyers, Camilla 86:9 MIA 105:5
Micas, Steve 49:12 Michaux, Daniel 121:1 Michaux, John N., Private 112:5 Miiiccchauz, Leilia N. 118:1 Michael, Moina, 127:5
Michaux Creek 14:1, 14:4
Microfilmed census records of Chesterfield County 40:3
Middle Creek 11:5
Middle District Baptist Association 5:3
Middle District Bicentennial Committee 5:3
Middle District Quilt 5:3
Middle East 64:1
Middle Plantation 13:4 Middleton, Ada Sallee 102:3, 104:7 Middleton, Alease Taylor 102:3 Middleton, Charles H., Private 106:5 Middleton, John Henry 102:3 Middleton, John Henry, Jr. 102:3
Middling 90:10
Midlothian, Village of 76:1
Midlothian 1:2, 14:6, 21:9, 57:5, 76:1, 86:12, 92:4, 94:11, 98:6, 108:4, 111:3
Midlothian and Moseley House Tour 66:2
Midlothian Coal Mines 12:4, 18:7, 21:8, 21:9, 55:6, 59:1, 84:9, 110:4
Midlothian Coal Mining Company 78:7, 123:7
Midlothian Coalfield Railroad task force 31:2
Midlothian Coalfields 55:6, 91:9 Midlothian Electric Company 100:4 Midlothian Elementary School 101:3, 104:7, 105:6, 114:6, 117:3
Midlothian First Baptist Church, 84:9, 84:10, 95:5
Midlothian Garden Club 63:1
Midlothian High School 104:3
Midlothian High School students 13:2
Midlothian High School yearbooks, 1923-1971 42:4
Mid-Lothian Mines Park 119:1 Mid-Lothian Mines & Rail Roads Foundation webpage 63:3
Midlothian Mines Park 77:6 Midlothian School Improvement League, President 108:4
Midlothian Turnpike, first paved road in Virginia 23:4
Midlothian Turnpike 17:1, 17:4, 17:5, 17:9, 82:5, 100:3, 121:1, 122:7
Midwife 79:4
Midwifery 79:4
Midwifery license 79:4
Miles, G. E. 77:7 Miles, Joseph 106:7
Miles family 55:5
Military District One 3:3 Military History 137:5, 138:6, 139:4, 142:4, 143:3, 145:3
Military History Committee 78:2, 80:7, 81:6, 120:3
Military History Signs Project 81:6
Militia, St. Maries City 10:6 Militiamen, Central Virginia 134:7
Mill, Archibald Cary’s 1:2
Mill, Ruffin 20:5
Mill water wheel power 18:6
Miller, Hugh, 23:1 Miller and Rhodes 104:7, (bakery) 114:6, 126:3 Miller Manufacturing Company 114:6
Millinery fashions 82:7
mills, cotton 15:1
mills, grist 15:1
Mills, Nicholas 1:2, 18:7
mills 13:3 Milton, Mark 108:6 Mimms, Cornelius, Attorney 108:4, 116:3, 118:5
Mimms Funeral Home 84:9 Mimms Loop and Mimms Drive 118:5
mine explosion 3:7
mine openings, undocumented 42:7
Mine superintendents 84:7
Miniborya plantation 18:6
Miniborya farm 18:4
mining - see coal mining Minoan Palace of Knossos 124:4 Minor, Robert, Captain 107:3 Minority Business Enterprise 101:4 Mints, Pearl 1001:3
Minutes of Quarterly Meeting 77:4, 76:3 Missimer, K 104:3
Mission Statement 63:1, 64:1, 65:1, 66:1, 67:1, 68:1, 69:1, 70:4, 71:1, 72:1, 73:1, 75:1, 77:1, 78:1, 79:1, 80:1, 81:1, 82:1, 83:1
Mississippi Ordnance Plant 91:4 Missouri 106:5
Mistwood Subdivision 5:1
Mitchell, Pauline 16:1
Mitchell, William, Jr. 13:4
Mitchell and Tyler 13:5 Mittelstadter, Walter E. Jr. 107:7
Moates, Bob 57:3 Mobil Chemical 117:6
Mobile Harbor 64:7
Mobjack sidewheeler 11:2 Moncure family 104:3
mock trials 65:1 Model, Historic 138:6 Modern Woodwork 103:5
Monacan 57:1, 57:5, 59:8, 86:12
Monacan Indians 1:2, 91:1
Money, Robert L., Commander of the Royal Navy Staff 29:4
Money, Robert, Commander 28:1
Monitor (USS) ironclad 1:3, 78:1, 97:4, 120:3, 133:6 Monroe, Crystal 135:1, 142:1
Monroe, NC 80:3
Montgomery, Alabama 1:3
Monticello 11:6, 22:1, 22:2, 81:9, 82:4, 84:4, 96:5
Montigue, Carol 17:5
Montpelier, Orange County 80:1, 108:6 Montreal 105:1
Monumental Bronze of Bridgeport, CN 77:5 Moody, Benjamin Jennings 118:6
Moody, Brigadier General Young Marshall 83:3, 84:3, 111:4
Moody, Col. William Lewis 97:5
Moody, James 53:4, 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Moody, John 62:1, 68:4
Moody, Rev. Wayne L. 94:13
Moody, Young M. 1:3, 10:1
Moody family 95:8 Moonshine Capital of Virginia 111:3 Moonshining 111:3 Moor, David 101:10
Moor, Richard 71:4
Moore, Benjamin 75:3, 101:8
Moore, Charlie L. 57:7
Moore, David 68:4 Moore, Edward, Private 106:5 Moore, George W 139:7 Morris, Carl 121:5 Morrissey, John 101:8
Mooz, Peter 7:1
Morgan, Keith 16:4
Morgan, Keith, Photograph 14:7
Morgan, Ladelle 6:6 Morris, Duane 104:4
Morris, Frances, photograph 29:2 Morris, James T 107:7 Morris, Nathaniel G. Major 107:3, 4
Morris, Rev. Richard 49:10 Morris Island 107:3 Morrison, Christine 104:3
Morriss, J. T & Son Funeral Home 78:2, 79:2, 79:9, 80:2
Morriss, J. T. & Sons, 150th Anniversary 79:2 Morrisett Funeral Home 107:7 Morrisett, Beverly 107:7 Morrisett, Ester B. 107:7 Morrisett, Jefferson T. 107:7 Morisett, William 107:7
Morrissette, William P. 76:1
Morrissette House 76:1, 77:4 Morse 100:6 Mosby, Emma 101:3
Moseley, Arthur 14:4, 69:4
Moseley, Blackman 52:4, 55:4 Moseley, Bruce 106:1
Moseley, Edward 4:5, 37:3, 49:7, 57:4, 67:insert, , 70:3, 81:4, 101:9 Moseley, Jerry 110:3
Moseley, John 62:1
Moseley, John, Colonel, photograph 14:4
Moseley, Lucille Cheatham 4:1, 6:1, 7:1, 10:2, 12:1, 12:4, 28:4, 30:2, 32:1, 36:2, 46:8, 28:4, 37:3, 61:3, 61:6, 67:Insert, 68:1, 68:2, 81:4, 124:5; 128:9, 139:1, 139:7
Moseley, Lucille Cheatham, memorial service 68:2
Moseley, Magdalene 14:1
Moseley, Magdalene Guerrant 14:4
Moseley, Peter 69:4
Moseley, Richard 69:4
Moseley, Richard T. 14:5
Moseley, Robert 14:5
Moseley, Robert Guerrant 14:1, 14:4
Moseley, Susannah 14:1 Moseley, Virginia 113:1
Moseley, William 14:1, 14:4
Moseley, William, General 14:4, 136-4
Moseley children 14:4
Moseley family 14:4, 79:4 Mosely, Zadie and James 115:5 Mosely, Zadie Lee Friend 115:5
Moss, P. Buckley 70:4, 75:4, 80:2
Most Endangered Battlefields in America 77:7
Motel Chesterfield 84:11
Mother Church of Dale Parish 1:4 Mother’s Day 113:1
Mother’s Day Tea at Magnolia Grange 81:2 Mother of Chester, 126:3
Mouer, L. Daniel 13:2, 16:1, 16:6, 24:1, 29:4, 26:3, 28:1, 48:3, 69:5
Mount Blanco 22:4, 82:4, 93:4, 94:7
Mount Herman and Bethel Baptist Church 94:13, 102:3, 105:1
Mount Malada – see Mount Malady
Mount Malady hospital 17:2, 112:6
Mount Malady: The First American Hospital Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3 Mount Nebo neighborhood 100:3 Mount Nebo Baptist Church 99:5
Mount Pleasant 14:4
Mount Sinai Baptist Church 94:13, 101:3, 104:7-8
Mount Vernon Ladies Association, Batteau Committee 20:10
Mourning traditions 82:7
Mt. Calvary Cemetery 67:6
Mt. Etna Baptist Church 79:4
Mt. Gilead Methodist Church 83:4 Mt. Herman Road 121:1
Mt. Hermon Baptist Church 11:1
Mt. Hermon Baptist Church 66:5
Mt. Hermon Church 5:2, 5:3 Mt. Hermon Road 105:6
Mt. Ida 90:6
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church 95:7 Mt. Sinai Baptist Church 105:6, 117:3
Mt. Vernon 27:2
Mudd, Roger 79:1 Mulane, Lillian 141-6, 142:5, 143:4
Muhlenburg, Peter, Major General 86:4, 134:7
Muncaster Castle 82:6
Murchies Mill 15:3
murder 6:2, 59:8, 61:1, 61:5
Murder at Bellona Arsenal 61:1
Murphy, Michael, Reverend 38:6
Murphy, Michael, Reverend, photograph 38:6
Museum, Chesterfield County 1:3, 2:1, 2:2, 5:3, 6:1, 10:1, 11:7, 11:8, 13:3, 16:4, 19:10, 20:6, 42:10, 44:2, 49:1, 49:13-14, 51:3, 52:3, 53:3, 55:3, 61:3, 62:3, 68:1, 69:6, 70:1, 70:3, 79:2, 81:5, 81:10, 82:7, 80:1, 98:1, 100:1, 101:5, 102:3, 138:7, 140:7
Museum, Chesterfield County, new 80:5 Museum, Chesterfield County, Tours and Programs 14:7, 8, 141:9, 141:11, 142:6
Museum, exhibit 29:3
Museum, hours 39:7
Museum, new roof 69:6
Museum, Silver Anniversary 10:1
Museum, visitors 10:2
Museum administrator, assistant 76:2
Museum administrator 76:2
Museum cleaning 70:3
Museum Committee, History of the 37:3
Museum Committee 2:1
Museum exhibit – early European settlement 68:3
Museum exhibits, off-site 80:5
Museum exhibits 65:6, 138:7
Museum grand reopening 79:2, 80:1, 80:2
Museum Moments 48:4, 49:8, 50:1, 51:3, 52:3, 53:3, 55:3, 62:6 Museum Programs 138:7, 139:4, 146:6-7
Museum of the Confederacy 75:back, 76:3
Museum renovation 48:2, 50:1, 55:1, 57:3, 79:2
Museum shop – see Gift shop
Museum Shop Grand Opening 52:5 Museum, Valentine 142:6
Musick, George, Sr. 51:4
Mutiny on the Bounty 83:6
Muzzy, Jeffrey B. 6:1, 6:5, 7:1
N.B. Goodwyn and Sons Grocery Store 93:7 NAACP of Chesterfield 101:4
Napoleons Army 1:2
Narragansett Pacer 91:10 Nash, Major B. 99:3-4 Nashville, 111:4 National Archives 101:6 National Army 121:4
National Geographic Magazine 12:1 National Geographic Society 108:6 National Guard 121:4 National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) 111:3 National law Enforcement Officer Memorial Monument (132:8 National UFO Reporting Center 117:6
National Park Library 14:7
National Park Service 14:7. 16:1, 16:4, 65:2, 77:7
National Portrait Gallery 4:1 National Railway Historical Society, Old Dominion Chapter 103:1
National Register of Historic Places 86:6, 112:1
National Register of Historic Sites 20:6, 79:2 National Trust for Historical Preservation 108:3
National Volunteer Week 60:6
Native American 1:2, 21:2, 20:1, 20:2, 21:3, 21:3, 21:4, 44:2, 57:1, 57:5, 59:8, 75:3, 80:2, 90:10-11, 103:3, 107:5, 110:3, 111:4, 113:8 Native American bone tools 101:5
Native American – Virginia Indians Lecture 80:2
Native American gardens 65:3 Native American Women 109:6 Native Indian Village 110:3
Nauirans 57:5 Naval Academy 113:5 Navy Department 102:7, 116:4
Navy Medal of Honor 64:7 Navy Yard Richmond 101:7 Neal, Lottie E. Briggs 106:6
Neck of Land, Henrico County 14:5
Negro Organizational Society 15:8 Negros 108:3, 109:5 Nelson, Samuel, Private 111:4
Nelson, Scott Reynolds 80:5
Nematanou (Nemattanew) 21:3, 57:5
Nether Hundred 20:1, 20:3
Netherland, Jerry 38:7, 142:1
New Bermudas 20:1, 20:2
New Church – see Wood’s Church New England 129:3 New Haven, Ct. 101:8
New Jersey, 9th Regiment 20:5
New Kent County 3:4, 106:6
New Light neighborhood 95:5
New Market, Battle of 68:5
new members – see membership
New Road 66:7
New Side Presbyterians, The 19:1, 19:2
New style calendar 69:3
New Year’s Day 69:3 New York 101:6, 8, 105:1, 106:5
New York, temporary capital of U.S. 22:2
New York City subway tunnels 80:5, 123:6
New York Harbor 11:2
New York Times 17:1, 104:00, 105:1 New York University 101:4 Newark Supergroup 106:7 Newburyport, Massachusetts 100:6
New-Light feeling 19:2 Newport, Captain 128:5
Newport, Christopher 20:2, 57:1, 57:5, 110:3; 128:5
Newport Barracks, North Carolina 21:8
Newport Christopher 68:3
Newport New Public Digital Library 83:7
Newport News, City of , 80:7, 83:7; 128:5 Newspapers 141:3
Newson, Rev. M. R. 95:6 Nice (?), George 101:10 Nicholas, John, Lieutenant Colonel 107:4
Nicknames, Female 80:3
Niebuhr, David H. 39:7
Night watchman for Jail 2:5
Ninety-Six (South Carolina) Battle of 68:5 Niter &&& Mining Bureau 102:7
Nolde 93:8 Nolly, George, 122:1 Normandy, France 100:4 Nomex 105:3
Nominating Committee 82:1
Nordhoff, Charles 83:6
Nordoff, Charles 83:6
Norfolk, Virginia 17:9, 22:3, 78:5
Norfolk 3:5, 11:2 11:3 13:4, 14:6, 21:9, 101:7 Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad 113:6
Norfolk County 14:1
North, The – 13-4
North American Continent 13:1
North Carolina 13:4, 17:9, 19:2, 20:4, 106:7 North Dakota 114:5 North, Lord 134:7
North Road, Forest Hill 17:6, 88:10
Northerners – 21-9 Northfolk, West Virginia 104:6
Northwestern University 3:4
Notes from the Recording Secretary 24:2, 25:3, 26:1, 27:1, 28:4, 29:4, 30:5, 31:4, 32:4, 33:4, 35:2, 36:2, 38:9
Nowlan, Thomas 13:4
Nowlan and Company 13:5 Nunnally, Deputy Clerk Lawson, 99:4, 100:4 Nunnaly, John W. 109:5 Nunnally, Richard 100:5
Nunnally tree measuring 59:4, 99:6, 100:5 (Decennial)
Nurse, County 6:2
O’Dell, Jeffrey M. 18:4, 22:6, 23:2, 27:2, 30:1, 37:3, 65:1, 66:1, 66:7, 67:7, 84:6, 88:5, 90:14, 92:7, 101:4, 119:3 O’Donahue, Terry LaPrade 124:4
O’Kennon, James Edward 55:3
O’Kennon’s Store 55:3
O’Pry, Tina 78:5 Oak Grove Annex 103:6
Oak Grove Baptist church, 95:5, 99:5
Oakden House 75:1 Oaker School 102:3
Oakland 66:4 Oakwood 102:4
Obituaries 1:1
Officers of Society 3:1, 4:1, 5:1, 8:1, 9:1, 12:2, 16:2, 18:3, 20:15, 26:1, 34:2, 37:7, 38:2, 39:2, 40:1, 42:2, 43:2, 44:2, 45:2, 46:2, 47:2, 48:2, 49:2, 50:2, 51:2, 52:2, 53:2, 54:2, 55:2, 56:2, 57:2, 58:2, 59:2, 60:2, 61:2, 62:2, 63:2, 64:2, 65:2, 66:2, 67:2, 68:2, 69:2, 71:2. 72:2, 80:2, 81:2, 82:1, 82:2, 83:2
Ohio 12:6, 106:5, 137:2, 138:2, 139:2, 140:2, 141:2, 142:2 OK Corral 114:5 Oklawaha, Fla. 114:5
Old Blanford Church 83:1
Old Brick House 87:1, 97:6F Old Buckingham Road 121:1 Old Capitol Prison (Washington DC) 98:6, 106:5, 111:4
Old Clerk’s Office, Photograph 3:5
Old courthouse – see Courthouse, 1917
Old Dominion – see Virginia Ol Dominion Iron and Steel Company 114:6
Old Dominion Investment Company, Petersburg – 15:8 Old Dominion Nail Company 110;5
Old Dominion University 41:5
Old Farm House 90:8-9 Old Fashioned Doll Event 115:4
Old First 87:12 Old Friend’s Antiques 113:7 Old Grace Hospital 106:6 Old Hundred Road 101:3
Old Iron Sides 66:7
Old jail – see jail, 1924-25
Old Jail cell 70:3
Old Jeb: A Slave Speaks on Chesterfield Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7
Old Manchester and Its Environs 1769-1910, book 27:4
Old Manchester House Tour – see Historic House Tour
Old President’s House, Virginia State University 79:6
Old Soldiers Home 86:9, 87:8-9
Old Stage Road – see Woods Edge Road
Old style calendar 69:3 Old, William, Judge 112:4, 125:4
Olive Hill 1:3, 79:6
Olmstead, Frederick 92:7
Oneida 83:6
Onondaga, U.S.S. 81:7 Opechancanough, Chief 115:7; 128:5
Opechancanough Indians 1:2, 21:3
Opium addiction 82:5
Opussunoquonske 57:1, 57:5
Oral History Committee 49:7
Oral History Project 22:6, 32:2, 37:3, 38:5, 46:7, 48:2; 131:insert
Orange County 19:6, 90:11
Order Book Number 5 19:4 Order of the Eastern Star 103:5
Ordinary, The 88:1 Organ, parlor (reed, or pump) at Castlewood 118:3
Orwell, Vermont, April, 1865, etching 21:8
Osborne, Agnes 66:4 Osborne, Elizabeth Eppes 137: 3
Osborne, John 5:4, 65:5
Osborne, Mary 71:4, 101:9
Osborne, Town of 25:1
Osborne, Wyatt, Dr. 25:1
Osborne Plantation 26:1
Osborne School 91:12
Osborne’s 1:2, 12:4, 82:4
Osborne’s (Gatesville) 5:4
Osborne’s Landing 56:5, 67:6
Osbourne’s Church 5:4 Osceloa 100:6
Otterdale 5:2 Otterdale Farm, 140:7
Otterdale Road 8:2
Out On A Limb 48:5, 49:5, 50:4, 51:4, 52:4, 53:4, 54:5, 55:4, 56:4, 57:4, 62:4, 64:5, 65:5, 69:4, 70:3, 71:4, 77:1, 78:3, 80:3, 81:5, 82:3, 83:7, 98:4, 136: 3, 137: 3, 138:3, 139:3, 140:3, 141:3, 142:3, 143:3, 144:3, 145:3
Out-buildings, Magnolia Grange, dig 36:3
Overby, Rev. 95:7
Owen, Benjamin P. 17:1, 17:4, 17:9 Owen, Jesse 107:4
Owen, Mrs. 6:2
Owen, Thomas E. 16:4, 17:9
Owen’s Branch 69:4
Owens, Barbara 79:2 Owens, Daisy 114:6 Owens, George 106:6
Owens family 79:4
Ownesby, Betty 55:7 Oyster Ice Cream 127:8
oyster sloop 11:3 Packard, David 113:7 Packard’s Stamps and Rocks 113:7
Page family 14:1 Page’s Store 104:7, 105:6 Palace of Knossos, Crete 124:3 Paleo-Indians 111:4
Palisade – see individual hundreds
palisaded settlement 1:2 Palladian massing 111:1 Pamplin, James, Captain 107:4
Pamunkey 57:1
Pamunkey tribe 21:3, 107:4 Pankey, Elizabeth 101:10
Pankey, John 68:4
Pankey, W. R. 29:1
Pantops Plantation 22:3, 96:5 Papaver Rhoeas 127:4
Parade 21:8
Parahunt 57:5 Paramount Chief 109:6 Paranormal 131:insert
Parham, Alonzo 77:2 Parham, C. W. 104:3, 105:3
Parham, Tyler 80:7
Paris, Francis 22:3
parish 27:3 Parks, David and Minnie 105:7
Park program, 1864 Revisited 16:4 Parker, Alma W. 108:3
Parker, George 69:1 Parker, John 101:10 Parker, Sandra V. 140:6 Parker, Moses Greeley, Dr 138:4 Parker, William Watts 144-6
Parker’s Battery (Civil War) 77:7, 80:7, 99:4, 120:5 Parker’s Light Artillery Battery 122:5, 144-6
Parks (Chesterfield) Historic and Civil War Sites webpage 63:3, 109:3
Parks and Recreation, Chesterfield County Department of 4:6,40:6, 40:7, 49:3, 62:3, 77:7, 82:2, 82:7, 80:7, 136: 8-11, 141:10-11, 142:2, 145:7
Parliament 69:3 Parrish, J. Scott 104:3
Parrot guns 81:6
Parsons redoubt 81:7
Partin, George 4:2, 70:3 Partnership for Housing Affordability 114:1
Passaic County 90:10
Pastore, John N. 17:2
Patawomeke Indians 20:3
Patent Office, The 12:6
Patented acres – see land patents
Patowmack Canal Festival 20:10 Patowmeck River 128:5 (Potomac River)
Patram, Daniel 53:4, 89:10 Patram, Edward F., Sergeant 106:5
Patram, Francis 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Patram family 89:10 Patrick Henry (ship) 101:6 Patrick Henry Slept Here 100:1
Patrom, Daniel A. 84:10 Patron, Daniel A. 108:3
Patrons, Benefactors 65:Supplement
Patrons, Heritage 65:Supplement
Patrons, Lord Chesterfield 65:Supplement
Patrons, Pocahontas 65:Supplement
Patterson, Lawson 94:13
Pattison, David 52:4, 57:4, 70:3, 101:9-10 Peabody Museum 101:8
Peabody-Williams Building 15:4
Peace agreement of 1632 21:4
Peace Bond 19:3
Peale, Charles Wilson 10:4
Peanuts 69:6
Pearce, Sylvester J. 78:7
Pearman, Marshall 61:3, 68:3
Pearson, Rev. Pate 95:5
Pease, Frederick H. 10:1
Pecan, Private William 97:4
Peek, Sue 68:5, 70:1, 83:7 Pegram, , George, Captain 107:3, Pegram, Jim 118:6
Pelham, Prime Minister 69:1 Pemberton, Hilda 105:6 Pemberton, John Henry 101:8 Pemberton, Peter 102:7 Pendleton, Edmund, Captain 107:3 Peninsula Campaign at Williamsburg 128:3
Penitentiary Farm, Goochland 17:4 Pennsylvania 101:3, 106:5 Pennsylvania Railroad 127:6
Pennsylvanians, company of 1:4
Percy, George 57:1 Perdie, Harvey 104:9
Perdue, George 86:1 Perdue, James A 104:9 Perdue, John W. 104:10
Perdue, Julia 10:2
Perdue, Julia, photograph 10:5, 59:5
Perdue, Mildred 10:2
Perdue, Mildred, photograph 10:5
Perdue, Nathaniel 86:1
Perdue, Walter N. 3:3
Perdue, Walter N., Mrs. 10:2
Perdue, Walter N., Mrs. Photograph 59:5 Perdue, William 110:5
Perdue-Mitchell House 84:8, 110:6 Periodicals 137–5, 138:6
Perkins, Steve 12:4
Perkinson, David 1:5 Perkinson, Helen 104:10 Perkinson, William 104:1-
Perkinson, William Baxter, Sr. 1:5, 10:8, 13:3, 51:7, 53:5, 54:10, 55:5, 68:3, 97:5, 99:1, 122:6, (Center for the Arts) 123:4 Perkinson, Willie Daniel 104:10
Perkinson graveyards 95:8
Permanent colony 9:1
Perry, Mozelle 79:4 Perry, Samuel, Rev. 105:6 Perry County, Alabama 101:7
Perry Street, Manchester 75:3
Perry Street, Petersburg 15:4
Perry Street School, Petersburg 15:4
Petersburg, siege of 20:5
Petersburg, The 17:5
Petersburg, Virginia 1:3, 1:5, 3:6, 6:2, 14:4, 14:6, 15:1, 15:4, 20:4, 20:4, 22:4, 26:3, 57:7, 70:3, 76:4, 81:6, 83:1, 101:3-4, 102:7, 105:4, 106:7, 109:5, 110:4, 114:6, 120:5
Petersburg Blues 15:8
Petersburg Daily Index Appeal 17:4 Petersburg, District of 101:9
Petersburg Index 17:4 Petersburg Laundry 102:4
Petersburg National Park 59:8
Petersburg Progress-Index 158
Petersburg Turnpike 17:8
Petersburg’s black elite 15:4 Peterson, Corine 105:6 Petrone, Claude E. 108:6
Pettus, Linda 53:7
phaeton, transportation 14:5
Phaup family 79:4
Phiffer, Reverand 17:6
Philadelphia 13:5, 19:6, 101:3, 106:7 Philadelphia Society of Arts 112:3 Philadelphia Story, The 104:3
Philip Morris 65:3
Philip Morris plant 20:6
Philips, British General 16:6
Philips, Marcia 7:1
Philips, William, General 1:2, 3:2, 56:1, 56:5
Phillips, E.J. 90:11 Phillips, Clyde 118:6 Phillips, Col. James J 99:4 Phillips, John 132:3
Phillips, William, British General 80:6, 86:5 Phillips, William W. 118:6
photograph, unidentified 83:7
Photograph – event and people unknown 77:3
Photographs collection, schools 13:3 Photographs, orphan website 99:6 Photographs, new collection 140:4, 143:3, 144:4 Physic Hill 110:6, 111:7, 145:3-4 Physical Fitness Education 114:5
physiognotrace 10:4
Picardat, Gilbert P., St. 6:6 Pircardy 128:6
Pickett’s charge- 3:2, 98:5, 99:4, 105:4, 107:3, 110:4; 132:8, 134:4 Pickett, General George 99:4, 121:5; 134:4
picture collection 6:1, 37:3 Picture, Donation 144:4
Picture Collection Committee 2:1
Piedmont 14:4
Piedmont counties 19:1 Pierce, Joane 114:7 Pierce, John 124:4 Pierce, William (Commander of Jamestown) 114:7
Pierpont, Francis H. 3:3
Pilkington, Sarah 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Pilot Head Start Program 107:6, 117:3 Pinchbeck, William 111:6 Piney Branch School 107:6, 108:3, 115:5
Pinifer Park 86:14
Pinkleton, Minnie Florence 55:8
Piper, Jennie 63:2
Pirate Trial of Anne Bonny and Mary Read, The (book) 82:6
Pitt, William 94:9
Pittsylvania County, VA 78:5
Plaisted, Colonel 17:8
Plank Road 8:3
Planning Department, Chesterfield County 77:7
Planning Department Environmental Engineering, Chesterfield 80:7
Planning Office, Chesterfield County 16:1
Plantation Days 19:insert, 19:7, 24:1, 32:1, 37:2, 65:1, 66:5, 69:2, 73:1, 77:2, 78:1, 78:2, 78:6, 81:2, 82:1, 80:2, 80:5
plantation life near Courthouse, 1917 46:1
plantations 1:2, 1:3, 3:1, 3:6, 5:4, 6:1, 6:2, 7:1, 8:1, 11:3, 11:5, 13:3, 13:4, 14:1, 14:4, 14:4, 14:5, 14:6, 15:1, 16:6, 18:6, 18:4, 20:1, 21:14, 21:3, 21:5, 21:8, 22:1, 22:2, 22:3, 22:4, 22:7, 25:3, 26:1, 26:3, 27:1, 27:2, 27:2, 27:2, 30:5, 33:1, 36:2, 38:1, 41:3, 42:1, 42:2, 42:5, 42:6 Planter’s day 114:1, 125:7; 128:3
Pleasant, Edward 62:1
Pleasant, Robert 68:4
Pleasant Hill, Jessamine County, Kentucky 14:4
Pleasant View (Trabue’s Tavern) 79:6 Pleasant View Community 110:3 Pleasant View Community Association 110:7 Pleasant View School 105:6, 108:5, 6, 110:3, 7, 116:4, 122:3, 123:5, 143:2, 144:2
Pleasants, Rosalie 16:5
Pleasants, Rosalie, photograph 16:5
Poarch, Mike 77:2, 82:1
Pocahontas, death of 21:3
Pocahontas 1:2, 9:2, 14:4, 15:4, 20:2, 21:3, 40:6, 78:2, 78:6, 98:6, 107:4, 108:1, 109:6, 110:3, 112:6, 113:8, 114:7; 128:4, 139:3
Pocahontas (boat) – 11-3
Pocahontas Bridge 56:5
Pocahontas Chapter #124 Civilian Conservation Corp. 37:1
Pocahontas River Boat 11:2
Pocahontas State Forest 80:6
Pocahontas State Park 1:2, 37:1, 78:6, 79:7, 83:4, 80:6, 89:8, 100:4, 110:5, 133:7
Pocoshock Creek 15:3, 18:4, 52:4, 53:5
Pocoshock River 18:6
Poe, Edgar Allan 83:6, 125:1 Poe, Elizabeth Arnold 125:1
Poe, Lloyd 42:6, 63:1, 111:7
Poe, Susan 37:2, 42:6, 63:1, 64:3, 66:6, 69:3, 76:3, 111:7, 114:1;131:1
Poe, Susan, photograph 62:10
Poindexter, Parke 3:2, 32:1, 44:1, 61:4, 79:3, 86:3, 91:10, 99:3, 100:5, 113:8
Poindexter, Parke, portrait at Castlewood 79:3, 110:5, 113:8
Poindexter Cemetery – see Castlewood Cemetery
Poindexter Descendants 79:3 86:3
Poindexter House – see Castlewood
Point of Rocks 12:4, 17:8, 20:1, 68:2, 79:6, 80:7, 104:5, 114:1, 120:3, 127:3 (hospital); 128:3, 133:6, 135:1, 135:1, 138:4, 145:2 Point of Rocks Cemetery Monument 120: of Rocks General Hospital 104:5 Point of Rocks Memorial Marker 128:9
Point of Rocks Park 16:4, 22:7, 57:5 Point Lookout, Md. 101:7, 106:5, 111:5, 113:5 Point Pleasant 134:7
Police Department 2:2
Polk, Rev. George P., Jr. 94:13
Pollard, Geo. 62:1 Pollard, Welford, Jr. 115:5 Pollard, Welford, Sr, and Harriette 115:5 Pond, Gregory Mill 142:7
poor cottage 57:5
poor Farm 83:4
poor house 27:3
Poor Houses in Virginia 83:4
Poorhouse, Chesterfield County 83:4
Pope Gregory XIII 69:1
Popeye 81:4 Pophan, George 107:5
Poplar Branch 69:4 Poppy 127:4
porcelain 13:2
Porch, Mike (as Mr. Claus), Photograph 67:6
Porch, Valerie (as Mrs. Claus), Photograph 67:6 Fort Powhatan, Confederate 100:6
Port Walthall 12:4, 100:3 Port Walthall Elementary School 102:3
Port Walthall Junction 17:8
Porter family 79:4
Porter Street, So. Richmond 17:6
Porter Street (1529), Richmond-Manchester 17:4 Porterfield’s (Lieutenant Colonel Charles) Virginia State Garrison Regiment 107:3
Post, Peter 51:3
post Civil War 20:5
Post office, Bermuda Hundred 20:4 Post Offices, Chesterfield, 106:1 Post Office, Petersburg, 105:5
Potomac, Army of the 20:5
Potomac River 12:8, 105:4
Potter, Bruce 16:1
Potter, Charles H. 84:9
pottery 13:2
Potts, Nedaye, photograph 62:9
poultry farm 81:4 Powell, Amanda 132:5 Powell, Betty (Mrs. John O) 98:5
Powell, William 57:7
Powers, Francis Gary Jr. 81:1 Powers, Jesse K., Rev 117:6 Posers, Norborne and Mildred (Leake) 117:6
Powhatan, Fort 20:5
Powhatan 20:2, 21:1, 21:3, 57:1, 59:8, 105:4, 107:4, 109:5, 110:3, 113:4, 8
Powhatan Confederacy 21:3, 57:1, 57:5;128:5
Powhatan County 3:3, 14:1, 14:4, 57:5, 77:6, 102:3, 104:7 Powhatan Indian Camp 110:5 Powhatan Confederacy 128:5 Powhatan Indians 128:4
Powhatan’s War 20:3
Powhite 57:5 Pratt, Joshua 108:6
preaching license 19:2
preaching without license 19:2
Preakness 66:1
Presbyterians 1:4, 19:2
Present Condition 11:8
Preservation, County 16:1, 16:1, 16:4, 142:1
Preservation Citation for Restoration 10:3 Preservation Virginia (APVA) 119:3
President’s letter to members 16:7, 136:2, 137:2, 138:2, 139:2, 140:2, 141:2, 142:2, 143:2, 144:2, 145:1
President’s Message 20:13, 51:7, 52:5, 53:5, 54:7, 55:5, 56:5, 57:2, 58:2, 59:2, 60:2, 62:2, 63:1. 65:1, 78:2, 141:2, 143:2, 144:2, 145:2
President’s Report 62:1
Presidential election 91:12
Presquile Island 20:1, 21:14, 24:1, 25:3, 38:1, 82:4
Presquile National Wildlife Refuge 28:2 Preston, Gladys 102:4 Preston, Cuti or Calvin 107:6
Pretlow, Dr. 2:5 Pride , Enos Paul 128:7 Pride, John and Rosa 128:6 Price, John, Captain 107:3
Price family 14:1 Pride (?), John, 101:10
Pride, Mary 48:5 Pride, Nathan 116:6, 121:4, 126:3; 128:6 Pride (?), Sally 101:10
Priesthood 78:5 Prince Edward County 101:6
Prince George and Chesterfield Railway 20:6
Prince George Railway 20:6
Princess Anne County 14:1, 14:4, 14:5
Princess Pocahontas – see Pocahontas
Prior Park 18:7
Prior Park Line 18:7
Privacy in the Great House: Eppington’s Place in the Virginia House-Planning Tradition Lunchtime Lecture Series 47:1
private schools 3:2, 3:3
Probate Court 3:3
Probate Judge 3:3 Proclamation of Peach 130:5 Proctor, Alice 115:7 Programs, History 139:8-10
Progress Index 5:1, 15:4
Prohibition 82:5, 111:3, 127:6
Protestant Christianity 81:9
Providence Church Cemetery, index 16:2
Providence Road, Intersection 17:4
Providence United Methodist Church 79:6, 84:8 Public Health Nurse 114:6
public school system 3:2
Puddle Duck Road 12:1 Punch (magazine) 127:5
punch ladle, c1790 13:4 Purdue 113:4
Purdy, Charles R. 3:4
Purdy, Iva 3:4 Purple Hearts Reunited 128:6
Puster, Tamara 26-4, 30:5, 32:4, 33:4, 37-3, 36-4, 61:3, 65:1, 69:2, 70:3
Puster, Tamara – see also Evans, Tamara
Puster, Tamara, photograph 34:1
Puster, Val, family 38:6
Putting It All Together (writing your family genealogy) 76:2
puzzle 39:5, 38:5, 40:6 Pyles, Renee 127:6
Quaiff, Charles Reid 28:2 Quaiff, Joyce Smith 117:5 Quaidros 107:5 Quaikros, The 109:6
Quakers 91:8
Quarstein, John, M.A., curator, War Memorial Museum of Virginia 36:2, 80:7
Quarterly Meeting - see Meeting, Society Quarterly
Quartermaster Museum at Fort Lee 77:4
Queen’s Rangers 56:5
queries – see genealogical queries
R Quilting Group CHSV 142:4
Ragland, John, Doctor 6:5, 126:4
Railey Hill, glass etchings 21:8
Railey Hill 21:8, 84:7
railroad, engineering of 18:5, 18:7
Railroad, Falling Creek, origin 18:4
Railroad, Gravity – see Gravity Railroad
railroad, gunpowder mill 18:1
railroad, mechanical 18:5
railroad, oldest in Virginia 18:1
railroad, wooden 18:4
railroad 1:2, 1:3, 17:1, 17:8, 18:1, 18:4-7, 20:5, 55:5
Railroad construction 80:5
railroad engineer 18:7
railroad links, expanded ports 20:4
railroad trestle 18:5
railroad wheels 18:5
railroads, Chesterfield 18:6, 18:7, 67:2
railroads, Europe 18:6
railroads, Falling Creek 18:1, 18:5, 18:6
railroads, Great Britain 18:1, 18:7
Railroads 63:2, 67:2
railway 18:1
Raily Hill 21;8 Raleigh, Walter, Sir 107:5
Ramblewood Trust 16:4
Ramsay, Captain 22;2, 22;3
Ramsey, Allen 4;1
Ramsey, George 53:7
Ramsey, Lane 40:1, 49:12
Randall, William 85:11, 102:7
Randolph, Beverly 18:7 Randolph, David Mead 127:8 Randolph, Henry, I 112:1
Randolph, Jane 82:4
Randolph, John 91:6
Randolph, John of Roanoke 78:7
Randolph, John Sr. 78:7 Randolph, Mann and Ann Cary 127:8
Randolph, Mary 21:14, 38:1, 38:6, 39:1, 49:11, 65:3, 69:6, 93:5, 114:1, 115:1, 127:8; 128:8
Randolph, Mary project 48:1
Randolph, Mary, photograph 38:6
Randolph, Mary-highway marker 49:11
Randolph, Mrs., boarding house 38:1
Randolph, Patsy, Aunt 22:2
Randolph, Peyton 91:6
Randolph, Richard 57:7
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson 84:4
Randolph, Thomas Mann 57:7, 140:1
Randolph, William 20:3
Randolph family 1:4
Randolph farm living history 48:1
Randolph plantation 25:3
Randolph Street 17:6
Randolph-Macon College 81:7
Ratcliffe, John 57:5
Rawls, George 12:6
Ray, Edwin 75:3
Ray, Suzanne 2:1 Rayon 105:3 Read, Charles W., Confederate Navy Lieutenant 113:5, 6
Rear-view Mirror Outlook of Life 60:9 Rebecca (Pocahontas’ Christian name) 113:8, Lady Rebecca 114:7; 128:4
Reconstruction Era 97:5
Recording Secretary – see Notes from the Recording Secretary
Records, Microfilm 3:5
Red Boat 12:6 Red Cross Auxiliary of Chesterfield 126:3 Redd, Matt and Lucille Pegram 107:6
Reddy, Mary 3:2 Refo, Virginia 129:1 Reformed Baptist Church of Richmond 110:7, 111:6 Rediker, Marcus 104:4 Redmon, W. E. 105:3
Redoubt Dutton 81:7 Redstone, Peter 99:3 Redwing, Robert (Chief) 103:3
Reed, Debbie 75:4 Reed, Ms. 107:6 Reede, Helen Cephas 108:3
refiners 12:1
Regan, Jeremiah 64:7
Register of deaths in Chesterfield 73:3
Register of Historic Places, State and National 37:2
Registrar 91:12 Reid, Martha 111:7 Reimer, Carl C. 105:3
religious freedom, article 16 19:6 Religious Herald 105:1
religious liberty 19:3
Religious Liberty Sunday 5:3
religious wars 9:1 Remarkable Lady of Conjurer’s Neck 128:8
Remembering Good Times at Historic Bethel Baptist Church – video 49:7
Remembering Veterans watercolor – 35:insert
Reminiscences of James Washington Seay, book – 23:3
Report of the President 20:13
Research Appeal from England 77:3
Research Center, VCU 46:1
Researching Chesterfield History article in Journal 38:2
Resources of CHSV Library 76:2, 139:3
Restoration of an 1803 House, A Look at Details Lunchtime Lecture Series 51:3
Retirement Communities 81:10
Revolutionary Battles 82:3
Revolutionary Convention in Virginia 19:6
Revolutionary War 1:2, 1:4, 7:2 18:1, 18:4, 20:4, 78:6, 81:9, 82:7, 122:3, 134:7
Revolutionary War Cavalry Conference 82:3
Revolutionary War Encampment re-enactment 48:1
Revolutionary War Living History 56:6
Revolutionary War Soldier’s Huts 64:1 Revolutionary War veterans137: 3 Reynolds Metal Company 103:5
Reynolds, George 69:3, 78:2, 79:5, 80:2
Reynolds, William 65:5 Rhine River, 113:4, 121:5 Rhinesmith, Donald 139:7
Rhodes, L. H. 1:5
Rhythm-Aires 53:2 Rice, Sylvia H. 108:3
Richahecrians 57:5 Richardson, C. B. 105:1
Richardson, Elizabeth 17:1
Richardson, George 12:5, 102:7 Richardson, Hold, Colonel 107:3
Richardson, William 12:5
Richardson, William, Captain 13:4
Richmond, Capitol of the Confederacy 38:7
Richmond, siege of 20:5
Richmond, Virginia 1:3, 5:2, 8:2, 10:3, 11:2, 11:3, 11:7, 12:1, 12:6, 13:5, 14:4, 14:5, 14:1, 17:1, 17:4, 17:5, 17:6, 18:4, 20:4, 20:6, 21:5, 21:5, 26:3, 38:7, 64:4, 67:6, 78:5, 101:6, 102:7, 103:4, 105:4, 106:6, 109:5, 113:4
Richmond 76:4, 101:7, 103:3, 113:5 Richmond Area Association for the Mentally Retarded Children 129:7 Richmond Beneficial Life Insurance 101:4 Richmond Cultureworks 101:1 Richmond Daily Dispatch 98:5, 99:3 Richmond Dairy 107:5
Richmond – Danville Railroad Depot 1:3
Richmond (Coal) Basin 42:7, 42:8
Richmond Academy of Medicine Au1liary Society 13:5
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 55:5
Richmond Cedar Works, The 11:2
Richmond Central School 76:4
Richmond Enquirer 18:6, 57:7
Richmond Hospital 14:6 Richmond History Center 114:1 Richmond Howitzers 106:5
Richmond Ironclad 81:7
Richmond jail 17:10
Richmond Jaycees Christmas Parade 49:4
Richmond Light Infantry Blues 13:4 Richmond Magazine 100:1
Richmond Mayor 13:4 Richmond Medical Hospital 104:7
Richmond National Battlefield Park 16:4, 77:1, 80:8
Richmond News Leader 16:1, 14:7, 81:4
Richmond parade 21:8
Richmond police 17:3, 17:4 Richmond Polytechnic Institute 101:4 Richmond Railroad Museum 103:1
Richmond Riverfront Development Ground Breaking 35:5
Richmond Times-Dispatch 5:1, 17:3, 17:5, 17:6, 77:6, 81:4, 95:8, 98:7, 113:3. 127:6 Richmond Whig 113:6
Richmond’s Great Basin 12:7
Richmond-Petersburg turnpike 21:6 Richmond, Evelyn 103:3 Ried, Weston 124:4 Rightor, N. H., Lieutenant Colonel (Battery) 101:7
Ringwalt, John L. 18:6 Ritter, Art 113:7, 143:5
Rivanna Mills 81:9
River, Appomattox – see Appomattox River
River, James – see James River
River Avon 18:7
river boats 11:2
River Road 1:3, 1:5, 59:1, 82:4, 102:4
River’s Bend 67:6
Riversbend Trust 16-4 Rives, William C. 142:6
Roach, Terry 76:3, 126:6
Roach, Terry Owens 49:3, 61:6 Roane, Theresa 133:8 Roanoke 113:3 Roanoke Island 107:5
Roas, Kyle 49:5
Robert E. Lee Camp – see Soldiers Home
Robert E. Lee: The Man and his Family, a Slide Presentation Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8
Robert’s Swamp 8:2
Roberts, Caroline, photograph 62:9
Roberts, F. 97:9 Roberts, Samuel M. 101:6
Roberts, Thomas 65:5, 107:4
Robertson, Ann Walthall 1:4
Robertson, Frances 57:7 Robertson, Gary 131:3
Robertson, George 53:4, 57:4, 62:1, 65:5, 70:3, 101:8-10, 137: 4branch Robertson, Isaac 136:3
Robertson, James 40:2, 41:2, 82:5, 122:7
Robertson, John 71:4, 101:9
Robertson, John, Sr. 1:4 Robertson, Joseph H. 98:5, 109:5
Robertson, Lieutenant John 90:6
Robertson, Lodwick 71:4, 101:9 Robertson, Lucius P, Jr. 109:4
Robertson, Martha 71:4, 101:9 Robertson, Moses M and Judith Ann 98:5, 109:4
Robertson, William 57:7, 64:5, 69:4
Robertson family 57:7, 90:6, 90:13 Robertson Farm 109:4
Robertson homeplace 1:3 Robertson, Vera 139:7
Robinson, Cindy 53:6 Robinson, Emmett 102:3 Robinson, Ester Arlene Monroe 102:3 Robinson, George 110:5 Robinson, J. H. 108:5
Robinson, Ken 53:6 Robinson, Lawrence 99:3
Robinson, Moncure, superintendent, road construction 18:7 Robinson, Nellie 108:4
Robinson, Rev. Ralland V. 95:5 Robinson, Virginia 101:3 Robinson, Washington 100:6
Robinson family, 95:8
Robiou, Anthony 3:2, 59:8, 140:1
Robiou autopsy 61:8, 61:9
Robiou murder trial 27:1
Robiou Murder Trials 1851: Chesterfield’s Infamous Murders – Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8
Robious 57:5, 86:12, 95:7
Roble, Pat 82:7, 110:3, 138:7
Rochdale 9:2
Rochdale Hundred 20:1, 20:3
Rochdale Palisade 20:1 Rockville, Maryland 113:4
Rock School 91:12 Rocketts 101:6
Rockett’s Landing 61:1 Rockey Ridge Warehouses 101:10
Rockhaven Subdivision 77:7
Rockwood House 62:8 Rockwood Park 143:1
Rockwood Plantation 88:6, 142:7, 143:1
Rolfe, John 1:2, 9:2, 14:4, 20:3, 40:6, 78:6, 107:4, 112:6, 113:8, 114:7; 128:4 Rolfe, Thomas 114:7
Rolfe-Pocahontas marriage 21:3, 107:4
Rolleston 14:1 Romaine and Hinton Fireworks Factory 106:7 Roman Catholicism 123:6
Rome Street, Petersburg 15:8
Rome Street 15:1
Rome Street News 15:4
Rooker, Deputy 71:1 Rooks, Julian W. 118:6 Roosevelt, Eleanor 102:4 Roosevelt, Franklin D., President 111:3
Roper, Joseph 71:4, 78:3, 101:9
Roper Development Company 5:1. 6:1
Rose, Bill 75:3 Rosenwald, Beulah School 122:3 Rosenwald Days 125:7 Rosenwald, Julius 108:3, 125:7 Rosenwald Schools 108:3, 122:3
Ross, David 53:4
Ross, Geneva Burford 84:10
Roth, David 77:7
Roth, David, 16:4
Rough and Ready Volunteers of Clover Hill 55:5, 97:8, 105:4 Rowlett, Alma Edna Brown 106:6 Rowlett, Jerrod 106:6
Rowlett, Peter 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Rowlett, Rodney 106:6 Rowlett, Stewart 106:6 Rowlett Plantation (Alpheus Roulette Plantation) 104:1
Royal, John 22:1
Royal Government 14:1, 14:4
Royal Navy Staff 28:1
Royal Society 69:1
Royall, Dr. 14:6
Royall, John 54:6
Royall, Joseph 65:5, 98:5 Royall, Mary Bolling Weisiger 98:5 Royall, Richard Kendall 98:5 RTL Paranormal 131: insert; 132:1
Rubsamen, Jacob 18:4
Rubsamen’s powder mill 18:6 Ruchey, James 101:10
Rucker, Anthony 12:6
Rucker, Benjamin 12:6 Rudd brothers 111:6 Rudd, Indiana 106:6, 114:6 Rudd, Jerry 101:4
Rudd, John 55:4, 70:3, 101:9
Rudd, Mary 55:4
Rudd, Mary Elizabeth 8:2 Rudd, Meade 114:6 Rudd, Milton 114:6 Rudd, Norma Henderson 114:6
Rudd, Phebe 69:4
Rudd, Rev. Anthony 95:7 Rudd, Robert Wesley 101:8
Rudd, Thomas 55:4, 70:3, 101:9
Rudd family 79:4
Rudy, Ernest 1:5 Rudy, Oliver 104:4
Rudy cemetery 1:5 Rudy’s Store 114:5
Ruffin and Graves Merchandise Store, photograph 23:2
Ruffin mill 20:5
Rural District Convention, 95:6
Rush, Holly 79:1, 79:2, 84:1
Rusk, Emily 82:1 Russell and Wise Car Parts 107:6
Ruth, Bryant 11:7
Ryland, Charles H., D.D, 14:6 S. M. Betts & Company 107:4
Sabbath School 15:3 Sadler, Private A. J. 99:3 Sadler, Karen, Executive Mamager 126L6 Sag Harbor 125:5 Sailor’s Creek 112:5 Saint Paul’s College 104:7
Salem Academy 3:2 Salem African Baptist Church 102:1
Salem Baptist Church 29:1, 30:5, 102:1
Salem Church 86:12
Salisbury 1:3, 14:1, 100:1
Salisbury coalmines 57:3
Salisbury plantation 14:4 Salisbury Country Club 136:1, 140:1
Salle, Abraham 51:4, 52:4, 101:10, 140:1, 141:1
Salle’s old coal pits 21:4
salt peter 18:4
salvage dig 13:2
Samuel Kirk and Son 13:5
San Francisco Bay 81:9
Sanders, Edward T. 65:2 Sandy Ford Road 114:5
Sandys, Edwin, Sir 9:2
Sandys, George, Governor 21:2
Sargent, Chris 79:3, 113:8
Sargent, John 79:3, 113:8 Sasser, Kimberly 143:1
Satterfield, Amy 84:7
Saunders, Sergeant 95:8 Savannah 101:6 Save Americas Treasurers’ grant 111:1 Savino, Ray 132:1 Sayler’s Creek 101:7
Scarecrow 92:9
Schaadt, Daisy Anderson 87:14
Schaale, Greg 72:1
Schalow, Al 18:1
Scherer, Special Detective 17:5, 17:9
Schiller, Herbert M., Doctor 16:4 Schmidt’s Distillery 112:1
Schneider, Donna 13:2, 36:2, 50:4
Schneider, Nancy 5:2
School, Perry Street, Petersburg 15:4
school children 44:2
school tour 24:2, 37:6, 49:8, 50:1, 53:3, 55:1, 56:3 Schultz, James, Dr. 108:6
Schutte, Jay 12:1, 53:6
Schwartz, Iris 68:2
Schwartz, Richard 68:2 Science Museum 98:7
Scorpion Torpedo Boat 81:7 Scott, Florence Hembrick 114:6 Scott, James 101:10 Scott, Jesse, Jr. 114:6 Scott, Mary Lyn 113:4 Scott, Robert J. Dr. (family: wife, Ruth Scott, children Jim, Ann, Mary Lynn, Deborah) 113:3 Scott, Walter 101:10
Scott, William 52:4, 142:1, 145:2
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry 27:2
Scottsville 12:8 Scouts, Workshop 145:7
Scrapbook 75:3, 137-5, 138:6, 139:4, 144:4, 145:4
Scrapbooking workshop 73:2
Screamersville 85:6
Scully, George 26:3
Sea Venture, sailing vessel 20:2, 113:8
Seabiscuit (movie) 66:1
Seabiscuit (race horse) 66:1, 66:4
Seabiscuit: An American Legend 66:1
seal, Society 65:7
searching-on-line and off 39:6 Sears Department Store 102:3 Sears Roebuck, President 108:3
Seay, Warren 61:2
Seay, Warren 63:1
Secession for Virginia 3:2 Seckman, Michael and Sherry 101:1, 114:5
Second Batteau Era 12:7 Second Baptist Church of Chesterfield 110:7 Second Baptist Church of Petersburg 121:4 Second Branch Baptist Church 133:1
Second Bull Run Campaign 83:3 Seddon, J.A. Secretary of War 99:4, (James) 113:5
Seguine Plantation 18:6
Selden, Miles 66:4
Selected Poems and Tales of Poe (1906) 83:6
Selection of Eulogies in the Honor of Those Illustrious Patriots and Statesmen John Adams and Thomas Jefferson (book) 81:9 Selective Service Act, The 120:5
Semmes, Raphael 96:6 Semmes Naval Brigade, Admiral 101:7
Senior couple membership 63:1
Separate Baptist 19:1, 19:2 Sepich, Charles E. 113:3
September 11, 2001 58:1, 59:4 Seredni, Tracy, 112:4 Service Records of Confederate Enlisted Marines 101:7
Sesquicentennial commemoration of the Civil War 96:6, 97:4
Sesquiduplecentennial 45:1
Seven Days Battle, Mechanicsville 8:2, 103:4
Seven Days’ Campaign 83:3
Seven Oaks 60:7
Seven Pines 83:3
Seven Years War, The 94:9 Sewell’s Point, Va. 98:5
Sgt. Engles Park 80:7
Shadwell 81:9
Shakers 83:6
Shakespeare 82:6
Shand Creek 20:1 Shakleford, Willis 104:3
Shannon, Dr. Wilson E. B. 58:1, 94:12, 102:1 Sharp, Captain 107:4
Shark (race horse) 66:4
Shaw, Vicky Nash 113:7 Sheffield, Thomas 89:5
Shelton, Ann 63:1, 76:3
Shelton, Paul Hunter 24:2, 26:1, 26:3, 27:3, 32:1, 33:4, 37:4, 58:2
Shelton, Sarah Elmire Royster 83:6
Shelton, William R. 3:3 Shenandoah 100:6 Shenandoah Valley Campaign 110:4
Shepard, E. Lee 9:1 Shepherd, Jeremy 108:6
Sheridan, General Philip H. 84:7
Sheriff, County 6:2, 137: 3
Sheriff, Deputy 3:2
Sheriff Department, County 17:4, 134:1
Sheriff of Chesterfield 66:4
Sheriff’s Work Force, Chesterfield County 71:1 Sheriffs, Revolutionary War 137: 4 Sherman, General 113:5 Sherwood, Arkansas 114:2
Shiflett, Ken 41:3, 42:6, 42:7, 63:2, 76:3, 114:5; 131:1
Shiloh Baptist Church 95:6 Shiloh, Tennessee 103:4 Shippery, Master W Frank, CSN 113:5
Ship’s Company 53:1
Shippy family 85:8
Shirley Plantation 20:1, 25:3, 97:4 Shockoe Hill Cemetery 100:5, 142:6 Shockoe Botton 129:1verte
Shoosmith, Jack T. 77:7
Shoosmith, Nina V. 77:7
Shoosmith family 77:7
Shoppers’ Fair 50:6, 54:4, 58:5, 61:10, 62:7, 70:4, 76:3, 79:2
Shoppes at Bellgrade 80:1
Short and Main Streets 17:6
Shotgun, Beattie Murder, 17:4 Shrewsbury cake 114:1
Shrimpfest 61:9, 62:9, 63:1, 65:Supplement, 67:3, 75:2, 75:4
Sidewheeler 11:2 Siebold, Donna 101:4
Siege of Petersburg 20:5, 104:6, 120:3, 133:6
Sigma Development 82:5 Sigman, J. A. 105:3
silent auction - see auction
silhouette artists 10:4, 58:5
silhouettes, types 10:4
Siliker Pond 6:2, 145:10
silkworm culture 20:3
silver, assay mark 13:5
silver, city mark 13:5
silver, coin 13:5
silver, colonial-made 13:4
silver, date mark 13:5
silver, English 13:4
silver, manufacturer of 13:5
silver, marking system, American 13:5
silver 13:1, 13:5
Silvers, Dorothy Fuller 22:7, 23:2, 67:7
silversmith, touch mark 13:5
Silversmith 13:1, 13:4
Simcoe, John Graves 56:5 Simmons, Dal 105:3
Simpson, J. D., Mrs. 1:4
Sims, Edward 71:4, 94:3, 101:9
Sims, Willie Augusta 59:6
Sims Family 59:6
single-flanged rail 18:5
Sir Archie (race horse) 66:4 Sisco, Miss Marian 140:3
Sitterding, Frederick Sr. 82:5, 122:7
Skelton, Bathurst 82:4
Skelton, Martha Wayles, wife of Thomas Jefferson 22:1, 82:4
Skelton, Thomas 82:6
Skerme, Edward 5:4
Skerme, Priscilla Branch 5:4
Skinner, Rosalie 20:4
Skinquarter 3:2, 114:6, 122:3
Skinquarter Baptist Church 1:3, 60:7
Skinquarter Baptist Church 66:2
Skinquarter Creek 11:5, 69:4
Slamerkin (race horse) 66:4
Slaughter, Philip, Rev. 1:5
slave labor – see slavery
slave Market 20:4
slavery 15:1, 15:4, 15:8, 19:2, 15:1, 19:2, 15:1, 26:3, 47:1, 55:7, 95:8 Sloan, Amy, Miss 107:7
sluices 12:6
small museum management 46:4 Smith, A. D. 114:6
Smith, Asa Reynolds 55:5, 83:3
Smith, Azer P. 55:5
Smith, Benjamin 62:1
Smith, Captain John 81:9, 110:3, 135:1 Smith, Charles 111:7 Smith, Deacon Rufus 105:6 Smith, Elias 98:5 Smith, Estelle Gifft 111:7
Smith, Estelle Townsend 95:8 Smith, Ethel Henderson 105:6 Smith, Florence Ethel Malone 105:6, 110:3 Smith, Francis, 101:10
Smith, Francis 57:7, (Major) 101:7
Smith, General “Baldy” 20:5
Smith, Gordon 49:2 Smith, Helen Armstrong 117:5
Smith, Henry, Mr. 17:10
Smith, John 21:3, 113:8 Smith, Jordon, Rev. 110:7
Smith, Joyce 51:3 Smith, Kirk A 105:7 Smith, Mary 101:3 Smith, Mr. 111:7
Smith, Obadiah 51:4, 53:4 Smith, A. D. Rev 116:4
Smith, Rev. Jimmie 94:13
Smith, Rev. Jordan 94:12 Smith, Roy Dean 117:5
Smith, Samuel 84:9 Smith, Shirley 117:5
Smith, Steven C. 77:2, 81:9 Smith, Stover 103:6
Smith family 55:5
Smith’s 18 Corps 20:5 Smithsonian Institution 101:8
Snead, Ruth 75:3, 79:2, 82:1, 140:2, 145:5 Snead, Sarah, 134:8 Sneed, William, Captain 107:4
Snellings, George W. 3:2; 132:8
Snodgrass & Calderhead 64:5 Snow, Kitty 126:1
Social Freedom Community 83:6 Society, 40th Year Anniversary 138:9, 139:1
Society, address 6:1
Society, headquarters 4:5
Society, new headquarters 19:10
Society, seal 5:1
Society, vice president 4:1
Society 2:1, 3:1, 3:5, 3:6, 4:1. 5:4, 6:1, 7:1, 7:2, 7:3, 10:2, 10:3, 10:8, 13:3, 13:5, 15:2, 16:4, 17:2, 20:6, 37:3, 38:6, 43:1, 46:3, 46:7, 68:3
Society items for sale 26:insert
Society of Descendants of Charlemagne 16:5
Society welcomes Board of Supervisors, photographs 46:10
Soft drinks 82:5
Soldier’s cottage 84:8
soldiers aid society 1:3
Soldiers and Sailors Monument 91:6 Soldiers, Chesterfield, 1861 98:5
Soldiers Home, Robert E. Lee Camp 68:5
solid timer rails 18:5 Somers Island 113:8 Somme American Cemetery, Bony, France 121:4; 128:6
Sons of Confederate Veterans, Chester Station Camp 57:3, 81:6
Sons of Confederate Veterans 38:7, 120:3, 127:3
Sons of the Revolution 10:8
Sons of Union Veterans 96:6, 120:3, 127:3
Sorley, Ian 49:1, 49:12
South Carolina 13:4, 81:7, 113:5
South Carolina Historical Society 82:3
South Carolina Infantry, 27th, Hagoods Bridgade 16:4
South Carolina Infantry 81:6
South Carolina Volunteers, 20th Regiment 81:7
South Chesterfield Ruritan Club 10:8
South Richmond 17:5, 18:7 South Richmond Patriot Committee 116:6
Southall, Keith 55:7, 61:8
Southall, Robert Goode, Judge 6:2, 100:5
Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution 82:3
Southern Exposure Quartet 82:1
southern farm economy, collapse of 14:1 “Southern Gibraltar” 101:6
Southern Horizon, historical music interpreters 45:3
Southern Literary Messenger 83:6
southern people 21:9 Southern Railway 103:1 Southern Railroad tracks 101:3 Southside Artillery 112:5 Southside Light Artillery (Chesterfield County) 101:6 Southside Railroad 110:4, 112:5, 113:5
souvenir cards 11:8
Sowell, Sergeant 17:4 Sowers, Mark 114:5, 115:4
Spain, W. E., Judge 3:1
Spain 9:1, 15:8 Spaniards 110:3
Spanish American War 96:7 Spears, Austin 121:1
Spears, Caroline 88:5, 121:1 Spears, Howard 110:5
Spencer, G. B. 63:1 Spencer, Moseley, Captain 107:3 Spencer, Mr. 107:6 Spiaggi, Laurence F. 107:7 Spinnerette 104:3
Spirit Walk 49:11, 51:6, 55:3, 54:8, 58:5, 61:8, 61:10, 66:2, 70:2, 73:2, 75:1, 75:2, 76:3, 79:2
Spivey, Lila 6:1, 6:2; 128:6; 130:6 (Lilla) Splinter,, ghost dog 106:7
Spofford redoubt 81:7
Sponsorship levels 67:3
Spooner, Matilda 49:7
Sports and Recreation in Chesterfield Museum exhibit 65:6
Spotsylvania 83:3, 106:5
Spotsylvania Courthouse 87:12
Spring Creek Baptist Church 95:5
Spring Creek Church 80:6
Spring Hill 67:6
Spring Hill School 91:12 Spruance, W., Col 104:3 Spruance Cellophane Plant News, The 103:3 Spruance Nylon Cordora 105:3 Spruance Rayon War Production Committee 103:3
Spurling, Stanley, Sir 20:6
St. John’s Episcopal Church 37:4
St. Louis Times-Dispatch 17:1
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 60:7
St. Matthew’s 38:6
St. Paul’s Church 13:4, 114:6
Staff Officers in Gray 80:8
Staff Officers in Gray (book) 77:1
Stafford, England 21:8
Stafford, Matt 50:2
Stafford 13:1
Stamp Act 4:4, 19:2
Stamp and Townshend Acts 13:4
Stanard, William G. 14:4
Stanhope, Lord 4:2
Stanhope, Philip 4:4, 69:1
Stanhope, Philip Dormer – see Lord Chesterfield
Stapleton 79:7 Star Spangled Banner 100:5
Starry, General Donn R. 58:3
Starview lane, 95:5
starving time 21:1
State Board of Charities and Corrections 2:5
state clerks 3:5
State Department Archaeologist 13:2 State Department of Health 130:6
state inventory, abandoned mines 42:7
State Library – see Library of Virginia State of the Poor House in Chesterfield 125:9
State of Virginia 12:4
State Senate 3:3
State Treasurer 3:3
Statue of Freedom, Capitol dome 27:2
Statue of William and Mary 19:5
Staunton, VA 80:5
Steed, Edna Earle 6:6
Steel Drivin’ Man: John Henry: the Untold Story of an American Legend 80:5
Steele, Page photograph 62:9
Steen, Mike 48:1, 49:2, 54:1, 57:3, 62:1
Steger, Curt 70:4 Stegge, Thomas, Jr. 103:6 Steigmaier, Jay 108:7
Stephens, Alexander 96:6
Stephens, William 55:4 Stepping Stones 100:6
Sterling standard 13:5
Stern, Ron 59:7
Stern, Sam, pawn broker 17:9
Stern Studios 59:7 Sternheimer, patricia 108:6
Steuben, Baron von 1:2, 56:5; 132:3
Stevens, Deputy 71:1 Stevens, Edward, General 107:3 Stewart, William Randolph 104:6 Steward, Justice 104:5
Stewart, Rev. Gerald A. 95:7
Stieff Silver Company 13:5
Stith, Rev. Michael J. 94:11
stock market crash 3:4
Stoke, Dwight, Superintendent 16:4
Stokes, Albert 79:4
Stone Bridge at Falling Creek, photograph 21:6 Stoneman, George, Brigadier General 101:7
Stonewall Jackson House 64:1 Stony Creek 113:6
Storer Cable TV 11:4
Stork beak (pantograph) 10:4
Storke, Dwight, photograph 14:7 Storko, Catherine 104:3 Story, “Death of an Old Tree” 140:4 Stotesberry, Thomas 104:3 Strachan family 133:6
Strachan, John 85:6, 104:5, 120:3, 133:6 (Rev.), 135:1
Strange, Ellen 75:2, 76:3
Strategic plan for Society 58:1 Stratton Family 133:6 Stratton, Martha 111:7
Stratton plantation 26:3 Stratton, Mr. 120:5
Strawderman, Dennis 55:7
Strickland, Robert 13:2 Stronge, David 99:3 Stubblefield, George, Colonel 107:3 Stuart, J.E.B. General 111:4 Studavant, James and Dora 116:4
Stutesman, John Hale 11:5, 33:2
Subjects of Interest to Colored Readers column 15:8
Subsistence farming 90:9-10 Sudberry’s Farm 132:3
sugar sifter, c1850 13:4,
sugar tongs, Richmond, c.1790, photograph 13:1
Sullivan’s Island 81:8 Sullivan, Maurice 100:5 Summer Hill Nursing Home 107:6
Summer Reading Program 48:1, 54:1, 70:1 Summers, James. W. Private 106:5 Summerseat 119:3, 124:3 Summerseat Citizens Group 119:3
Summerville 14:1, 14:4, 14:5, 14:6 Sumpter, Corinthian , 108:6
Sumptor, John 57:7 Sumter (ship) 101:6
Sunday in the Park series 16:4
Sunset Park Cemetery 6:1, 117:1 126:3 Superintendent of Police (Civil War) 111:4
Superintendent of Schools, Chesterfield 14:6
Superintendent of Schools, Manchester 14:6 Surgeon’s Certificate of Disability 111:5 Surley, Alice Virginia Pettiford 104:7 Surley, Irvin Watson 107:6, Surley, Mahetta Knott 104:7, 107:6, 117:3 Surley, McKinley 104:7
surname database 49:5
Surry County 15:4, 113:5 Survey Report Eppington Graveyard: December 10, 1936, 108:6
Surry Light Artillery 16:4 Susan Constant 110:3
Sussex County 66:4 Sussex Court House 113:6
Suttenfield, Jan 61:3, 64:5, 65:1, 65:6, 66:5, 68:6, 68:7, 69:6, 69:7
Swansea and Mumbles Rail-Way 18:6
Sweet Adelines International, Greater Richmond Chorus 82:1 Sweet, Palmer C. 101:8
Sweet Savage Land Historical Impressions Living History 47:1 Swepson, Richard, Captain 107:4 Swensson, E. E. 104:3
Swift Creek 1:4, 11:5, 21:14, 86:12, 110:5, 120:3
Swift Creek Mill 79:6
Swift Creek Mill Playhouse 39:7, 81:1, 112:1
Swift Creek Recreational Center 80:6
Swift Creek Reservoir 12:1, 101:1, 115:3 Swineburn, John 105:1
Swineford, Eddie A. 21:5
Sword, A.P. Hill’s 16:5 Syracuse University 100:3
Tabb, Collier, Mr. 15:4
Tabb, John 65:5
Tabb, Thomas 68:4
Tabernacle Baptist Church 94:12, 100:4, 104:7, 105:7, 106:6, 110:7, 114:6, 115:5, 116:4, 5 Tabernacle Divinity School 110:7
Take Pride in America Award 14:7, 16:1, 77:7
Talbott, Peter 53:4, 71:4, 78:3, 101:9 Talbot, Robert 142:1, 144-6
Talk with Mrs. Earle Crump Goode-video 49:7 Tallahassee (ship) 101:6 Tammany Hall 101:8
Tanner, John, preacher 19:3, 19:4, 19:4, 86, 4
Tarleton, Banastre 1:2
Tarry, Samuel Lewis 76:2, 77:4, 79:2, 82:1, 90:5 Tate, Nathaniel, Captain 107:4 Tattnal, John R. F., Captain 101:7
Tatum, Captain Josiah 60:7 Tatum, Henry, Brevet Major 145:5-6
Tatum, Dr. Richard Herbert 60:7
Tatum, Harry 54:4
Tatum, Henry Walker 60:7, 136:3
Tatum, Josiah 54:5
Tatum, Mary 60:7
Taverns 79:5
Taverns and Ordinaries 79:5
Taverns and Ordinaries 13:2-3, 22:1, 67:2
Taverns of Chesterfield County – Lunchtime Lecture Series 67:2 Taylor Elementary School 115:5 Taylor, Archer 1110000:6
Taylor, Charles 52:4
Taylor, Estelle 70:1 Taylor, Goldie K 115:6 Taylor, Jim 110:5
Taylor, John 54:5
Taylor, Joseph 52:4
Taylor, L. B. Jr. 70:2, 73:2, 75:1 Taylor, Olin 125:4 Taylor, T 105:3
Taylor, Urple 49:7
Taylor and Parrish Construction 42:1, 42:10
Tea “A-Day-In-May” at Magnolia Grange 77:2
Tea “Hearts and Roses” Friends of the Library and Historical Society 77:2
Tea at Magnolia Grange 76:2, 78:2, 80:2
tea set, Staffordshire 55:5
teamster 15:1
Technology Committee 69:6
Tecumseh Union Ironclad 81:6 Teflon 105:3
telephone 6:5, 138:3
Telephone exchange names 82:5
Telephone system 69:6
Temperance Society 7:2, 7:3, Temple, Delores 104:7 Temple, Charles Edward 104:7 Temple, Minnie Jeneva Epps 116:4 Temple, Mildred 104:6 Temple, Robert 104:3 Temple University 104:5
Ten Outstanding Young Americans Award 81:1
Tennesseans 17:8 Terrell, Henry N 121:4 Terrett, George H. Major 101:7 Terrill, Thomas and Nancy 98:5 Terrill, William J 98:5
Terry, Brigadier General William Richard 83:3 Terry, Maude 125:5
Test Act 19:5
test dig 16:6 Thalhimers 126:3 Thames River 114:7 Thanksgiving, the First 131:3 The Angle, Gettysburg 134:4 The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail 114:1 The Davenport House Museum 133:7
The Forest 22:2
The Fortieth Virginia Infantry 80:8
The History of Salem Baptist Church 29:1
The Life and Times of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Fourth Earl of Chesterfield 49:2 The Little Red School House 108:4 The Lodge 129:7 The Mid-Lothian Miner, poem 108:2 The Rotarian 102:4 The True Story of Pocahontas – The Other Side of the Story 107:5
The Virginia Housewife 49:11, 127 :8
Third Baptist Church, Petersburg 94:12
Third Congressional District 21:14, 103:5 Third New York Cavalry 113:6 Thom, Reuben T.,, Captain, CSMS 101:1 Thomas E. Jeffress Memorial Clinic 129:7
Thomas, Andrew 95:6 Thomas, John 101:8 Thomas, Lucy 104:1
Thomas, Mike 62:3, 101:5
Thomas, Rev. William 95:7 Thomas, Robert 100:6 Thomas, William Henery 101:8
Thomas Cunningham Tug 11:3
Thomas Dale High School 1:2, 9:1, 9:2, 11:8, 116:3
Thomas Dale High School Band 12:7, 58:3 Thomas Jefferson Tea 114:1
Thomas Lieper’s lines, Philadelphia 18:1
Thompson, Cephas, artist 14:1, 14:5
Thompson, Margie 106:6 Thompson, Sharon Kay 48:5
Thomrose Cemetery 80:5 Thornton, Queen Isabel 104:7
Thorpe, George 21:3 Three Leg Run Brewery, Winery & Meadery 145:1
Three Sisters 65:3, 69:6
Thrower, Kristin A. 46:7 Thurston, James T. Lieutenant, CSMC 113:5
Thweatt, Archibald 22:4, 49:7
Thweatt, Lucy E. 49:7
Thweatt, Mary Eppes 49:7, 108:6
Thweatt, Richard N. 22:4, 49:3, 49:6-7, 67:6, 108:6
Thweatt obelisk 49:3 Thysell, Gloria 101:5
Tidewater 12:6, 19:1, 18:7 Tidewater and Western Railroad, The 112:4, 118:5 Tidewater vernacular architecture 111:1
Tiffany, Louis Comfort 83:1
Tiffany Silver Company 13:5
Tiffany Studios 83:1
Tiller, The, newsletter 12:7
Tilling the Soil: African American Heritage in Chesterfield 71:back 84:9
timber rails 18:5
Timberlake, Tim, WRVA 46:3
Time to Remember, A, book 26:1, 37:3, 37:7
Time Travelers Program 49:8
Times-Dispatch – see Richmond Times-Dispatch
Tinsley, David 19:3, 86:4 Titanic 128:9
title searches 3:3
To Cloth a Lady and to Armour a Knight Lunchtime Lecture Series 55:7
To Mary 83:6 To Tell the Truth 104:5
tobacco, first commercially cultivated 78:6
tobacco 21:3, 26:3 Tobacco Company 101:5
tobacco industry 2:3
Tobacco Warehouse 12:6
Todd, A. Howe, former Assistant City Manager – 10:3
Toleration Act 19:5
Tom the Fool 82:6
Tomahawk Baptist Church 1:3
Tomahawk Baptist Church 81:4 Tomahawk Hallsboro Station 121:1 Tomahawk Ruritan Club (North Bailey Bridge Road) 113:7
Tomahawk Service Station 89:8
Tombstone photography project 76:3
tombstones, two, found 32:3
Tomfoolery 82:6
Toney, Rev. Albert L. 95:5
tongued rails 18:5
touch mark – 13-5
Tour of the Grove Shaft Coal Mine Remains-video 49:7
tours 1:, 5:, 6:, 11:, 14:0, 19:, 19:0, 20:, 24:2, 31:2, 32:2, 33:1, 43:4, 44:5, 141:10-11
Tours for second graders 69:3 Tours, Historical 145:7 Town and Country Day Care Center 107:6
toy 51:3, 55:5, 59:2, 59:9-11
Toy Luncheon, annual 55:5, 59:2
Trabue, Daniel 1:1
Trabue, David 68:4
Trabue, David, orphan of David Trabue 68:4
Trabue, Jacob 14:1
Trabue, John 54:5
Trabue, John, Lieutenant 1:1
Trabue, Mary 14:1
Trabue, Polly 3:2, 59:1 Trabue, Thomas 101:10
Trabue, William 3:2, 59:1, 68:4, 91:8
Trabue’s Tavern 22:1
Trabue’s Tavern 79:6
Tramway 18:1
Transatlantic Slave Trade from the 1500s to the Civil War Lunchtime Lecture Series 47:1
Traylor, Absalom 83:4 Traylor, Alonzo Thomas 111:3
Traylor, Archer 54:6, 71:4, 101:9
Traylor, Elizabeth 55:8 Traylor, Willie, 104:10 Traylor, William 136:3 Traylor, William, Jr. 136:3
Traylor family, 95:8
Treasurer’s Report 14:7, 15:5, 16:7, 17:7, 18:5, 20:11, 46:11, 76:3
Treasury of True Ghostly Humor 75:1
Tredegar Iron Works 58:1, 110:4, 111:6, 114:6
Tree Hill 66:4
trees, old 87:6, 87:7 Trent, Faith 122:4 Trent, Gary Douglas 104:8 Trent, Guy S., Sr 107:5 Trent, James Mavis 104:8 Trent, Nannie Bernice Surley 117:3
Trent, Peter C. 65:5
Trent, Peter Field 65:5, 68:4 Trent, James Richard Cornelius 117:3
Trent, Tom 64:6
Trent’s Reach 81:6, 81:7, 82:7, 113:5 Trent, Serena Good 107:5 Trent Store, G. S. 107:5
trial 3:2, 48:1, 49:8, 50:5, 51:6, 59:8 Triangle Shirtwaist Company 115:4 Triassic 106:7 Trinity Church 110:1, 111:3, 1212:1
Trinity Episcopal Church 55:5 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South 122:1
Trinity Methodist Church 2:5
Trinity United Methodist Church 7:2
Troops, General Butler’s 20:5
Trout, Bill, Historian 35:5
Trout, Henry C. Beattie 17:9
Trout, William E., 3 12:6
Troy, NY 80:5 Trudeau, Noah Andre 104:5
Trueheart, John B. 2:5
Trueheart, Julianna 6:2
Truzzie, Bryan 83:2, 108:6, 142:4
Tsenacommacah 57:1, 57:5 Tuberculosis Sanitoria 130:6
Tubsize Royal Hawaiian orchestra Tunes Up Again Lunchtime Lecture 63:2
Tuckahoe 30:5, 38:1
Tuckahoe Baptist Association 95:5
Tuckahoe Plantation 60:7 Tucker, Eliza 137:5 Tucker, Evelyn (Tucky) 127:1
Tucker, Col. John 66:4, 101:7
Tucker, Henry St. George 78:7 Tucker, Private Lemuel 99:3
Tucker, Nathaniel Tucker 78:7
Tucker, Rev. Thomas E. 95:7
Tucker, St. George 78:7
Tucker family 1:4
Tucmore Farm 8:1
tug boats 11:2 Tuggles, 101:7 Tuscarora tribe 107:4 Tuskegee Institute, President 108:3
Tullit, Hannah Brumall 1:2
Tullit, John 14:1
Turf and Twigg 49:5
Turkey Branch of Swift Creek 21:9
Turkey Island – see Presquile Island
Turkey Isle 57:5 Turkey Run 142:1
Turn of the Century Toys – see Toy Luncheon, Annual
Turnage, Will 53:6-7, 77:6. 79:7 Turner, Clarence 115:5 Turner, Dorothy 104:6 Turner, Lee Beeee, and Ethel 115:5 Turner, Eleanor Lucille 104:6 Turner, James 102:7 Turner, Landon C., Sr.104:6 Turner, Landon Charles, Jr. 104:6
Turner, Mat 26:3
Turner, Rev. K. D. 95:7
Turpin, Henry 95:8
Turpin, Hezekiah 69:4
Turpin, Jane 69:4 Twain, Mark 131:3
Twilight at Monticello 84:4
Tyler, John H. 13:4 Tyrrell, Thomas and Nancy 98:5 Tyrrell, William J. 98:5 Tyvek 105:3 U.S. Air Force 114:6 U.S. Army 100:4, 103:5, 104:7, 105:6, 115:4, 5; 117:3 U.S. Army Air Force 101:4 U. S. Army Base Hospital No. 22 127:6 U.S. Army Quartermaster Corp 101:4 U.S. Christian Commission 120:3, 127:3
U.S. Military Academy 1:3
U.S. Census Bureau 93:9 U.S. Department of the Interior’s Standards for Preservation 108:7 U.S. Geological Survey 108:6 U.S. Headstone Commission for Military Veterans 127:6 U.S. Marine 101:6 U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command 113:6 U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 127:6 U.S. Navy Seals 113:6 U.S. Navy Veteran 114:6
U.S. Route 1/301 17:8 U.S. Works Administration 108:6 U.S. World War I Mother’s Pilgrimage list 127:6 USS Galena 101:6, 120:3 U.S.S. Leviathan 128:6
U-2 Incident UFO, 117:6
Ukrops Benevolink 77:2
Ukrops Golden Gift Program 50:2, 56:2, 59:3, 60:3, 64:5, 65:6, 68:6, 69:5, 75:5
Uncommon Soldiers Lunchtime Lecture Series 59:8
undergraduate-level university credit 46:1 undertaking, add by J T Morris 107:7 Underwood Constitution 118:5 Union Army of the Potomac 121:5
Union, South’s secession from 3:2
Union Army 8:2 Union Blockade 103:4
Union Branch Baptist Church 88:8, 95,6, 102:4, 107:6, 117:3 Union Branch Elementary School 107:6, 108:6, 117:4 Union Branch School 102:4
Union forces 17:8 Union Grove 114:6, 117:3 Union Grove (school) 101:4, 105:7, 107:6, 108:4, 114:5, 117:4
Union Grove Baptist Church 94:12, 101:4, 104:7, 114:6
Union gun ships 38:7
Union gunboats 13:3
Union gunboats 81:6
Union Hotel 61:1 Union James River Flotilla 100:6
Union Navy 78:1
Union Navy 81:6
Union officers’ Midlothian romance 21:9
Union soldiers 3:2, 16:4
Union Station, Washington, D. C. 17:1
Union troops, 1865 3:1
Union troops 7:1, 13:3
Union veterans 17:3
United Baptist Church 95:7
United Confederate Veterans 96:6
United Daughters of the Confederacy 10:8, 86:9, 96:6, 120:3, 127:3
United Daughters of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis Highway Markers on Virginia Landmarks Register 79:6
United States, first railroad 17:1
United States 13:5, 17:10, 20:4
United States Colored Troops, 6th Virginia 15:4, 120:3, 128:9
United States Congress 18:4 United States Federal Census Reports 127:6
United States Government 3:2 United States Supreme Court 104:3, 108:3 University of Pittsburg 104:4 University of Richmond 105:1
University of Virginia 14:6, 104:4, 123:5
Upper Hundred 20:1, 20:3 Urban Affairs Specialists 101:6
USGenWeb 63:3
USGS Quad Map 79:6, 86:7 USS Underwritter 101:7
Utility Department, County 16:4
Vaden, Daniel 54:6
Vaden, E. H. 3:1
Vaden, Lewis 2:1, 3:3, 3:4, 3:5, 3:6, 3:7, 125:4
Vaden, Lewis H., Mrs. 7:1
Vaden, Lewis, photograph 2:6, 3:5 Vaden, Samuel 98:5
Vaden, Thomas 3:1 Vadid, Joseph 101:10 Valentine and the American Civil War Museum 114:1 Valentine, John 102:7 Valentine, Robert 102:7 Valentine, W. H. 102:7
Valley Forge 1:2 Valor and Skill Act of 1862 99:4 Van de Graff, John S 101:666
van der Linden-Brusse, Liess 70:176:5, 78:1, 79:2, 82:1, 82:4, 98:7, 138:5, 139:3, 140-3, 141:3, 142:3 Van der Vyver Institute 102:3
Van Dorn Iron Works Company of Ohio 2:2 Varnier, John 101:10 Vaughan, Cynthia “Atlas, the Vaughan Heights Story” 140:3, 140:6
Vaughan, C. Porter 5:1, 6:1, 13:2 Vaughan, Joseph 104:10 Vaughan, Mattie Walthall 104:10
Vaughan, Richard 94:13 Vaughan, Richard Holt 101:8
Vawter Hall, Virginia State University 79:6
vegetable garden, Magnolia Grange 65:3, 69:6 Venable, Nathaniel E. 101:6, 8 Veniga, Dorothy 118:3
VEPCO 11:2
Verina Ferry 54:6
Verizon Foundation 69:6
Vermont 21:9
Vermont Historical Society 21:8
Vermont Volunteers, Company C of the 9th 21:8
Vest, Frank H., Jr., Bishop 38:6
Vest, Frank H., Jr., Bishop, photograph 38:6
Vest, John 1:4 Veterans Administration Hospital, Roanoke 113:3 Veterans Data Base, 103:4
Veterans Day Ceremony 76:3, 79:2, 83:2, 140:2, 143:7
Veterans Day Service 76:3
Veterans of Chesterfield County (form) 68:insert
Veterans of Chesterfield County database 83:7, 96:7, 111:5
Veterans of Chesterfield County Form 83: insert
Veterans of Chesterfield County Project 67:Insert, 68:5, 75:3
Veterans of Foreign Wars 10:7, 10:8
Veterans Project 76:3, 129:3 (database)
Veterans Remembered 10:6, 10:8, 12:7, 30:5, 31:3, 34:2, 39:6
Veterans’ Day Celebration 62:11, 70:4, 75:2
Veterans’ Day Memorial Service 55:5
Veterans’ Day program 58:3, 58:5, 62:11
Veterans’ Memorial Wall 20:13, 34-2, 35:insert 51:7, 52:3, 53:5 54:10, 55:5, 66:2, 82:7
Victorian Christmas 26:4
Victorian Day in Old Bon Air 56:2
Victorian Homes, Bon Air 17:1
Victorian Society 44:5 Victory Garden 134:3
Video, Chesterfield County History 79:1, 80:2
Video Project 78:2
Videos – Oral History Committee 49:7 Vietnam War, A Retrospective 99:4
Vincents 66:5 Viet Nam War Distinguished Service Cross 116:3 Viney, Eleanor Lucile Dockery 104:6 Viney, Samuel Andrew, Sr. 104:6 Vintage Toy & Racing Collectibles 113:7 Violet Bank 130:1; 131:insert
Virginia, Department of 20:4
Virginia, missionary impulse 20:2
Virginia, sailing vessel 20:2 Virginia, Southwest 113:1
Virginia, State grant 7:1
Virginia 1:2, 3:3, 3:5, 3:6, 9:1, 12:4, 13:1, 13-4, 14:4, 14:5, 17:2, 17:10, 18:6, 19:1, 19:2, 19:3, 19:5, 19:6, 20:2, 20:3, 21:2, 21:3, 21:4, 21:9, (Old Dominion) 104:8, 110:4
Virginia Association of Museums 56:3
Virginia Aviation Museum 69:2, 69:8
Virginia Baptist Historical Society 5:3, 105:1
Virginia Baptist movement 19:2
Virginia Beach 3:5
Virginia Branches, progenitor 21:9
Virginia Brigade 8:3
Virginia Canal Era 12:6
Virginia Canals and Navigations Society 12:1, 13:6, 12:7
Virginia Civil War Trails 81:6
Virginia Commonwealth University, Archeology Research Center 16:6
Virginia Commonwealth University 13:2, 16:1, 20:2, 26:3 , 101:4, 6 , 106:6 , 114:1
Virginia Commonwealth University archaeologists 69:5
Virginia Commonwealth University Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology 48:3
Virginia Commonwealth University students 69:5
Virginia Company, dissolution of 21:2, 21:4
Virginia Company 9:1, 9:2, 20:2, 21:4, 78:6, 81:9, 107:5, 111:4; 128:4
Virginia Council 21:2
Virginia Court Clerks Association 3:5
Virginia Court of Appeals 14:4
Virginia Department of Historic Resources 20:6, 42:6, 61:4, 78:6, 79:6, 111:5, 120:3 Virginia Department of Historical Preservation 108:3
Virginia Department of Landmarks 23:1
Virginia Dept. of Agriculture 65:3
Virginia Electric Power Company 11:2
Virginia Gazette 4:1, 4:2, 4:5
Virginia Genealogical Society Fall Conference 82:3
Virginia General Assembly 2:2, 81:9, 112:3
Virginia General Court 14:4 Virginia Hall 104:7
Virginia Historical Register 2:1, 22:1
Virginia Historical Society 2:1, 13:5, 14:4, 21:5, 54:3, 71:2, 79:1, 114:1 Virginia History Day 114:1
Virginia History Initiative’s Time Travelers Program 46:2
Virginia House of Burgesses 1:4, 134:7
Virginia Housewife, The (1824, book) 38:1, 65:3, 69:6
Virginia II Ironclad 81:7
Virginia Indians Lecture 80:2
Virginia Jail 19:4
Virginia James River Bateau Revival 12:6
Virginia land patents 22:1
Virginia Landmarks Register 79:2, 79:6
Virginia legislature 17:7, 107:3
Virginia Lithia Springs 93:6, 94:3
Virginia made silver 13:5
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 64:7
Virginia massacre of 1622 21:3, 21:4
Virginia Military Institute cadet 68:5
Virginia Military Institute Museum 64:1 Virginia Militia Brigade 107:3
Virginia Militia, black 15:8
Virginia money 14:1
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 13:4, 13:5, 54:3 Virginia Mutual Life Insurance Company 100:4 Virginia Normal School 101:3 Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute 125:5
Virginia patriots 19:2
Virginia policy 21:3 Virginia Registers of Historic Places 112:1
Virginia Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission 89:10, 96:6
Virginia Silversmiths by Cutten, George B. 13:5 Virginia State AFL-CIO Union, Executive Board, 103:5
Virginia State Archives 13:3
Virginia State Armory 59:1 Virginia State Baptist Deacons’ Convention 103:5
Virginia State Bar 81:9
Virginia State Board of Charities and Corrections 2:2
Virginia State College 88:8, 100:3-4, 102:4, 105:7, 106:6, 107:6, 115:4, 116:4, 117:3 Virginia State Garrison Regiment 107:3 Virginia State Grange 115:6
Virginia State Highway Department 21:6
Virginia State Indians 20:2
Virginia State Library – see Library of Virginia
Virginia State Line, 21st Cavalry 14:6, 15:1 Virginia State Normal School 103:5
Virginia State Park System 77:7, 115:6 Virginia State Tax Department 104:7 Virginia State Trade Center 101:4 Virginia State Training School 101:3
Virginia State University 15:1, 15:4, 15:8, 101:4, 114:5, 119:3, 124:3, 125:5
Virginia State University Old President’s House 79:6
Virginia State University Vawter Hall 79:6 Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction 108:3
Virginia Tax Stamp Resolves, 1765 81:9
Virginia Tech 3:4 Virginia Tuberculosis Association 130:6
Virginia Union University 95:6, 101:4, 6, 102:3
Virginia United State Colored Volunteers, 6th, 2nd Battalion 15:8
Virginia War Museum 80:7
Virginia’s Resolution, Independence 21:14
Virginia’s Revolutionary elite 14:4
Virginians 13:4, 19:2, 37:5
Volunteer Coffee 52:7
Volunteer Connections 70:4
Volunteer News 54:9
Volunteer Newsletter 72:2
Volunteer Opportunities 81:3
Volunteer profile 22:11
Volunteer Recruitment Reception 70:4
Volunteer workshop 63:3
Volunteers 4:5, 10:2 13:2, 14:2, 15:6, 17:2, 20:7, 24:3, 25:1, 28:3, 28:5, 30:6, 33:1, 36:6, 37:2, 37:5, 37:6, 38:4, 40:7, 41:5, 41:7, 42:8, 44:7, 45:2, 69:3, 70:4, 140-3, 4
Volunteers Needed 67:5, 69:3, 71:6, 75:4
von Schilling, Jeanne 76:2, 77:4, 78:1, 79:2, 82:1, 83:2
von Steuban, Baron 86:6
Von Steuben, Frederick – see Steuben, Frederick Von Vonata, Barbara 142:4
Vonete, Dean 75:4
Vosmik, Julie 42:6 Vyer Business College 100:4 W. A. Page and Co. 111:7 W. W. Baker Excelsior Mill 117:3
Waddill, Jay 16:4
Wade, Rev. Horace 95:5
Wadsworth, Sandra 11:7
Wagenknecht, Robert 16:7, 68:2
Wagenknecht, Therese 68:2 Waagenknecht, Tra 108:7
Wagner, Mark 41:3
Wagonway 18:1
Waite, Silas 118:3 Wakefield Station 113:5
Wales 18:6
Walgreen’s 65:3, 145:10
Walke, John R. 90:6, 110:6, 111:7 Walke, Martha 110:6, 111:7
Walker, Bryan 12:4, 62:1; 130:3 Walker, Charles 100:6 Walker, Henry 102:7
Walker, Jeremiah 19:3, 19:5, 86:4
Walker, Joseph 3:3 Walker, Sylvanus 107:3 Walker, Theresa 101:6 Walker, William 100:6 Walker, Wayatt Tee, Dr. 101:5 Walke’s Chapel 111:7 Wallace, Major Fred 120:5
Wallace, Richard 65:7 Waller, George 107:4 Waller, Henry 102:7 Walls, Sharon 101:5 Walmsley, B. 104:3
Walsh, Michael Proctor 77:3
Walthal, Pheeby 5:1, 6:1
Walthall, Ann 71:4, 90:6 Walthall, Archibald, Captain 107:3, 4, 137: 4
Walthall, Archer 71:4, 101:9 Walthall, Caroline 101:10
Walthall, Francis 14:5
Walthall, Hannah Woolridge 14:5
Walthall, John 57:4, 65:5 Walthall, Marley 101:10 Walthall, Martha Field 101:9
Walthall, Mary 71:4
Walthall, Sally 71:4, 101:9
Walthall, William 49:10, 55:4, 71:4, 101:9-10
Walthall, Martha Field 71:4
Walthall Creek, Confederate Fort 16:4
Walthall Creek 16:1, 77:7
Walthall Creek Division 14:7
Walthall Junction 20:5
Walton Park and Route 60, mine openings 42:7
Waltrall 88:8
War Between the States – see Civil War
War Memorial Committee 36:4
War Memorial Wall – see Veterans Memorial Wall
War of 1812 14:5, 66:7, 142:6
War of Austrian Succession 94:9
Ward, Maria 91:6
Ward, Seth 89:5; 131:6 Ward, William H., Lieutenant, CSN 113:5 Ward Grove School 108:6 Ware, Jacob, Reverend 109:3
Ware Bottom Battlefield 80:7
Ware Bottom Church, Cemetery 7:2
Ware Bottom Church, fire 7:1
Ware Bottom Church, photograph 7:3, 7:4
Ware Bottom Church 5:4, 7:1, 54:6, 73:1, 109:3, 137: 1
Ware Bottom Church Battlefield 77:7
Ware Bottom Church plat 7:5
Ware Bottom Church site, dig 36:3
Ware Bottom Church site, dig completed 8:1
Ware Bottom Church survey 7:2, 7:4
Ware Bottom Park 80:7, 109:3
Ware Bottom Plantation 13:3 Ware Bottom Spring 120:5
Ware Bottom Spring Road 7:2
Ware Plantations 5:4 Warebottom Road 109:3 Warm Springs Productions of Montana 114:5
Warren, Rev. Johnny M. 95:7
Warrenton, North Carolina 66:4 Wartman, Mattie L. 108:4
Warwick 12:4, 21:14, 104:3 Warwick Road 100:3-4 Warwick Road School 100:4 Warwick Springs 104:3
Warzeski, Jeanne Marie 73:3, 79:2 Washington, Booker T 108:3
Washington, D.C. 14:5, 98:6, 101:7, 103:4, 110:4
Washington, George 12:8, 104:3;132:3, 136:3
Washington, George, picture 70:3
Washington & Lee 64:1 Washington, Martha 139:3 Washington Post 104:1, 105:1, 106:7
Watering Can, Ironbridge Nursery 63:1 Watering hole 109:3-4 Watkins Elementary 106:6 Watkins Nursery 115:4, 117:3, 118:1, 119:5 Watkins, Alma Marie Boisseau 104:8
Watkins, Benjamin 3:2, 80:6, 135:4
Watkins, Elizabeth 48:5
Watkins, H. Carrington 21:5
Watkins, John 48:5, 104:3
Watkins, John B. 92:9 (John Benjamin) 118:1, 119:5 Watkins, Joseph 101:10 Watkins, Leon 104:8 Watkins, Lucian 136:3
Watkins, Mary Hudson 48:5 Watkins, Mary Weldon 142:6
Watkins, Thomas 3:2, 135:4
Watkins, Thomas, Court Clerk 1:2, 13:3
Watkins, William 65:5 Watson, Cris 142:4
Watson, W. A., Judge 17:10
Watson, Walter, Judge 6:2 Wattington, Paul, Captain 107:3 Watts, Patty 101:5
Wayles, Elizabeth 82:4
Wayles, John 22:2, 82:4, 96:5
Wead, F.F., Colonel 15:5, 128:3 Weatherford, Frances L. Coley 104:10
Weatherford, John 5:3, 19:3, 19:4, 19:5, 86:4
Weatherford, John, Chesterfield Jail, painting 19:3
Weaver, Bettie from the Virginia Baptist Historical Society 30:5
Weaver, Bettie Woodson 5:3, 22:1, 38:5, 8:10, 49:7, 59:8, 77:4, 86:6, 86:12; 128:8
web page, Society 48:4, 54:7 Website, CHSV 138:2
Webb, Mary 67:1
Webb, Newton 44:2
Webber, William 19:3, 86:4
Webpage, Society 63:3
Webster, Dodson, 94:12 Webster, Dorothy 102:4 Webster, Frank 105:7 Webster, Hibernia 102:4 Webster, Mamie Parks 105:7
wedding ceremony re-enactment 40:2 Weiseger, David, Brigadier General 111:4
Weisiger, David A. 1:3, 10:1, 8:3
Weisiger, Benjamin B. 37:4
Weisiger, David Addison 83:3
Weisiger, William R. 97:8 Weisiger’s Company, Captain 98:5
Weiskotten, Daniel 61:3, 61:4, 61:8, 61:9, 62:1, 62:3, 62:6, 63:2, 65:1, 67:2, 69:5, 69:7, 70:1, 72:1, 139:3
Weiskotten, Daniel H. In Memoriam 73:2
Weitzel, Godfrey, Major General 21:8
Welch, Curtis 80:7
Welchons, David 53:7
Weller, Jacob 92:8 Wellington Farms 103:5 wells, old 109:3
Wells, C. C. 79:5
Wells, Courtney 77:7
Wells, Ernest H., Judge 17:5 Wells, Hezekiah 139:6,7 Wells, Terry 142:1 Wells, William T
Wells, Xavier S. 79:5
Wells family 79:5
Wells Plat 15:1
Wells Store 79:5
Wendenburg, L. O., Judge 17:10
Wendenburg, Louis O., Associate Counsel 17:9
Wendenburg, Mr. 17:10
Wenger, Mark R. 42:5, 47:1
Weroansqua 57: Werowances 109:6, 110:3, 113:8 West, Dorothy B. 102:3
West, George 79:4
West, Magnolia 79:4 West Indies 112:6 West Matoaca Cemetery 104:9 West Point 101:6
West Virginia 13:4, 102:6
West/Shirley Hundred 20:1, 20:3 Westchester Commons 115:4; 131:insert, 139:2, 142:4, 144:2
Westbrook, Jan 54:9 Westfield Road 108:4
Westover 13:1 Westvaco Paper Company 103:5
Wheeler, Richard 63:2
Wheeler, Richard I. 61:5
Wheelright =, Lucy, 93:10
Wheels, double and single-flanged 18:5
Wheels of Wonder Exhibit, photograph 59:9-11
Wheels of Wonder Exhibit 59:2
Whig England 19:5
Whig Party 4:2
whiskey, confiscated 2:5
Whiskey Stone, The (grave marker) 77:5
Whitaker, Alexander, Rev. 1:2, 94:11, 113:8 Whitaker, Keondra 108:6
Whitby 66:1
White, Anne 76:3
White, Franc 12:8
White, Peter J. 86:10
White, Priscilla 79:4 White, Ruth W. 108:3
White bronze (zinc) grave markers 77:5
White House, unfinished 22:4
White House of the Confederacy 76:3
White Oak Swamp 55:5
Whiteman, Sue 80:2 Whiteside, William S. 117:1 White’s Bakery 114:6
whiteware 13:2
whitewater canoeists 12:6 Whiting, John 113:7
Whiting Manufacturing Company 13:5 Whiting’s Old Paper 113:7 Whitlock, Reuben, Captain 107:4
Whittaker, Alexander 75:3
whooping cough 22:2 Wicher, Bob 104:1
Wiencek, Henry 97:5
Wilcox, James H., Jr. 13:5, 59:6
Wilcox Branch 15:4
Wilcox redoubt 81:7
Wilderman, Angela 22:6, 33:3, 36:5, 38:10, 39:6, 49:5, 51:4, 52:4, 53:4, 54:5, 55:4, 56:4, 57:4, 62:4, 63:3, 64:5, 65:5, 68:4, 69:4, 70:3, 71:2, 71:4, 75:1, 76:2, 76:3, 77:1, 77:4, 78:2, 78:3, 79:1, 81:5, 82:2, 82:4, 83:2, 136:3, 137: 3, 138:2, 138:3, 140:2, 140:6, 141:3, 142:3
Wilderman, Angela, photograph 62:10 Width, Tom 112:1 Wildwood Elementary School, Fluvanna County 103:5
Wiley, Pam 25:2, 53:7, 79:7
Wilkerson, Rev., 94:11
Wilkinson, Bailey 4:1
Wilkinson, Betty 79:3, 113:8
Wilkinson, Edward 5:4 Wilkinson Family History 139:3
Wilkinson, Joseph 5:4
Wilkinson, Mary 5:4
Wilkinson, Priscilla 5:4
Wilkinson tombstone 6:1, 5:4
Will Books 3:5 William Badger 100:6
William and Mary College 14:5
William Watkins & Company 65:5
Williams, Brian 69:6, 71:1
Williams, Gary M. 60:7 Williams, J. B. 110:5
Williams, James H. 92:9
Williams, John 55:4, 62:1 Williams, Joseph 105:3
Williams, Kathi 49:2
Williams, Mississippi 17:3 Williams, Mrs. 106:6
Williams, Polly, Mrs. 38:6
Williams, Rev. Henry, D. D. 95:6
Williams, Scott 77:7, 78:2, 81:6, 82:7, 128:1, 9, 141:7, 143:2, 144:2 Williams, T. C. 108:4 Williams, Thomas 101:10, 107:4
Williamsburg 3:6, 7:2, 13:4, 109:4
Williamsburg Foundation 7:3 Williamson, John, Master, CSN 113:6
Williamson, Robert 57:4
Williamson, William 55:4
Willis, Adam Kitt 57:3 Willis House 143:6
Willow Lake 14:4
wills 3:3
Willson, Elizabeth W. 67:6
Willson, Henrietta G. 67:6
Willson, Joseph B. 67:6
Willson, Lucy see Cox, Lucy Willson
Willson/Cox/Lyne Cemetery 67:6
Wilmington, NC 81:7, 101:6-7, 113:5
Wilson, Consuelo 6:6 Wilson, H.T., Mrs. 102:4
Wilson, Jack R. III 58:1
Wilson (Willson) Sallie A. 67:6
Wilson Wharf 20:5
Wiltshire, Detectives 17:5
Winchester 14:6
Winckler, J.A. 49:7 (and Marian) 111:7
Winckler, L. C., Mrs. 6:6
Windsor Castle 83:2
wine bottles 13:2
Winfree, David B. 21:9, 78:7, 129:1 Winfree, Emily 129:1, Winfree, Henry 110:5, 117:1
Winfree, James Wiley 60:7, 129:1
Winfree, James Wilkey 58:3 Winfree, Luch Catherine 134:4
Winfree, Lucy Patteson 58:3, 60:7, 129:1
Winfree, Mary 83:6
Winfree, Robert H. 78:7
Winfree, Robert H., Reverend 19:4, 78:7
Winfree, Waverly 4:5, 26:2
Winfree, William 10:2, 55:4, 110:6, 114:2, 142:1
Winfree cemetery 27:2
Winfree family 10:2
Winfree Memorial Baptist Church Historical Marker 062 78:7
Winfree Memorial Church 5:3 Winfrey, William and Lucy 115:1
wing dams 12:6
Wingfield, Captain Edward Maria 81:9
Wingfield, Joseph F. 86:10
Wingina 79:7
Wingina public boat ramp 77:6 Winterham Farm (in Amelia, Watkins Nursery)119:5
Winterpock, mine openings 42:7
Winterpock 3:6, 55:5, 55:8, 82:4, 85:8, 89:7, 89:10, 90:6, 95:8, 96:10, 98:5, 100:4, 105:6, 106:60.2, 111:6, (Win-to-poa-ke 111:6), 111:7, 115:3, 116:2, 4; 131:1 Winterpock Creek 110:7, 111:7 Winterpock Day 110:3 Winterpock Elementary School 108:4, 6, 115:5, 116:4, 117:4 Winterpock Grocery 111:7 Winterpock School 100:4, 106:6, 107:6
Wirt, William 59:1
Wise, Alexander, Virginia Department of Historic Resources 30:5
Wish list, Society 65:7
Wolstenholme, John, Sir 21:4 Womack, Willie 118:6 Woman’s Club of Chester 126:3 Women in Production Service (WIPS) 103:3
Wonder Bread 93:8
Wonders on Wheels Exhibit – see Wheels of Wonder Exhibit
Wood, Abraham 1:4
Wood, Bobby 63:3 Wood, John 113:7 Wood, John A, Sergeant 106:5
Wood, Nelson 95:7
Wood’s Church 1:4, 1:5 84:1
Wood’s Church, cemetery 1:5
Wood’s Church, school 1:5
Wood’s Methodist Church 1:5
Wood’s United Methodist Church 1:6
Woodall, John, LL, Sir 20:6
Woodburn, Tammy 73:2, 75:3 Woodcock, Robert 99:3
Woodcock, Susan 10:5
wooden railroads 17:1, 18:5, 18:7
wooden rails 18:7 woodfin, Charles, Mr. and Mrs 104:10 Woodfin, Hiram G 104:10
Woodland Pond Garden Club 38:4, 43:4, 115:1
Woodlief, John 20:3 Woodlake 103:5
Woodpecker Road 21:14, 83:4
Woods, Superintendent 17:11
Woods Church 1:3
Woodson, Colonel Tarlton 94:7
Woodson, Geo 55:4, 70:3
Woodson, George 93:4, 101:9, 137: 4
Woodson, Rev. J. J. 94:13 Wooldridge, Col. Edward 121:1
Wooldridge, Thomas 54:6
Wooldridge Cemetery 77:6
Wooldridge Road 77:6
Woolridge Children’s Graveyard 32:3 Woolridge, Edwin Spencer 9, 145:89:4 Workshops, Craft 141:9-10 World War One: The Chesterfield Connection 114:1, 116:6
World War I 15:3, 20:5, 103:6, 108:3, 112:4, 114:6, 120:5, 122:4; 128:6 World War Centennial 121:4, 126:6
World War I Questionnaires 75:3; 127:6 World War I draft board 126:3
World War II 20:5, 79:1, 81:4, 91:4, 96:7, 100:4, 101:4 (WWII), 103:5, 105:5-6, 106:7, 110:5, 113:4, 114:6, 116:4, 121:5
Wormley, John S. 3:2
Wormley trial 3:2
Worsham, Geo 70:3, 71:4, 101:9-10 Worsham, John 110:6 Worsham, Joshua 136:3
Worsham, Peter 68:4
Worsham, Sarah 54:5
Worsham, Thomas 71:4, 78:3, 101:10
Worsham, William 57:4 Worthington, Judy 100:5
Wrenn, Detective Sergeant 17:4, 17:5
Wrexham Hall 46:3, 75:2, 75:4, 76:3, 76:7, 98:6, 144:1, 144-1 Wrexham, Lady in Red 144-7
Wright, Alexander, Captain 17:5
Wright, Jennifer D. 18:2, 30:5
Wright, Margaret 55:5, 58:5
Wright, Patrick 68:4
Wright, R. C. 21:5
Wright and Company, Inc., Richmond 21:5
Writing the Past: How to Write a Memoir 73:2, 73:back
wrought Iron Ax, photograph 21:7
Wurman, James L., Major General 12:7
Wyatt, Francis, Governor 21:4; 128:5
Wynne, John 85:9
Wynne, John, photograph 85:9 Yancey, William 104:3
Yandle, Barbara 62:2, 77:4, 79:2
Yankee detachment, spared store 21:9
Yankees 3:5, 17:8, 109:5 Yardley, Captain 110:5
Yaw, Eileen 11:7 Yearbooks 139:4
Yeardley 20:2 Yeardley, Sir George 128:5 Yellow House, The 117:1
Yellow Jacket Artillery, The (Chesterfield Yellow Jackets) 97:8, 99:4, 105:4 Yorkshire, England 106:5
Yorktown 1:1, 1:2, 108:6; 132:3
Yorktown Tricentennial 1:3
Youghtanund 57:1 Young, Gordon 135:7
Young, Rev. W. W. 94:13 Young, Rick 120L1
Young, Wayne 16:4
Yowls Branch – see Franks Branch Zeta Phi Beta Sorority 103:5
Zincone, Bob 53:6
Zion Chester A.M.E. Zion Church 95:7, 107:6, 115:5
Zouch, Sir John 21:4quar