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of Diseases
Used in the
Death Records
History of Pittsylvania County -Check here
for your
ancestors. Information added Often
Importations
and
Naturalizations From Order Books of Brunswick
and
Lunenburg Counties.
(Pittsylvania County was part of Brunswick and Lunenburg.)
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Civil
War in
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Pittsylvania
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Copies
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Original Marriage Bonds of Pittsylvania County
Oaths of
Allegiance-1777 Pittsylvania County, VA
Pittsylvania County Marriages 1700-1799
First List of
Tithables of
Pittsylvania County, Year 1767
Heads of
Household of Pittsylvania
County, Year 1782
Pittsylvania
County Mixed
Probate Names
Customer's at
Hugh Weir's
Store-1835
Pittsylvania County 1850 Census
Pension
Applicants - Act of
1888, 1900, and 1902
Pittsylvania
County Muster
Rolls 1861
Exerts from
Minutes of
Broad Run Baptist Church-Many members moved to the Halifax-Pittsylvania
area.
Pittsylvania
County Querries and Surnames
Pittsylvania County Clerk of
the Court- Includes
information on what documents are available at the Clerk's Office and
how to
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Pittsylvania
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Genealogical
Treasuresat
the Clerk's Office by
Herman
Melton and Henry Mitchell
This article
enumerates some of the most important records found at the Clerk's
Office, and
was compiled with the asssistance of Clerk's Office staff member Ann
Roach This
list includes materials most used bygenealogical researchers, but is by
no
means a complete inventory of theClerk's Office contents. These
valuable
documents and services are availableto genealogical researchers in the
office
of Pittsylvania County Clerkof Court, locatedon the first floor of the
courthouse in Chatham.
Marriage Register (an
index to marriage licenses and ministers' returns)
1767 to present, indexed by males and females,byfirst letter of last
name and
by date. For entries prior to 1913, licensesor ministers' returns must
be
copied by the staff of the clerk's office(theoriginals are not
available to the
public)
General Index to Wills,
1767
to present, indexed by last name of the
deceased.
General Index to Accounts,
Current Inventories, Etc. (accountsofestate
executors), 1767 to present, indexed by last name of the deceased.
Accounts,
Inventories, Etc, 1767
to present.
Grantor and Grantee
Indexes to Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Liens, 1767-1889 (andtopresent
in a different area of the Clerk's Office). indexed by
grantororgrantee's name.
Deed Books, 1767-1889 (and
to present in a different area of the Clerk's
Office).
Pittsylvania County Land
Books (tax
records), 1793 to present,
more than 200
volumes.
Claims for Supplies,
Revolutionary
War Soldiers, Pittsylvania County, 1782.
(Partial) Muster Roll,
1861-1865,
Pittsylvania County.
Book of Estrays,
1773-1782.
Old Surveys, Books 1 and
2,
1746-1796.
Entry Record Book
1737-1770 (one
volume).
Causes, Issues and
Proceedings
1774-1805 (one
volume).
Register of Free Negroes,
1807-1865.
Militia Bonds 1860-1861,
Pittsylvania
County.
Vestry Book, Camden
Parish,
1787-1852.
Tithables, 1767-1785, and
Miscellaneous Lists 1782-1784-1785.
Veterans Records,
Revolutionary War
Plaintiffs and Defendants
Index to
Court Orders, 1767-1904 (andtopresent
in a
a different area of the Clerk's Office), indexed by first letter of
plaintiffs'
and defendants' last names.
Plaintiffs and Defendants
Index to
Common Law Orders, 1831-1936.
Register of Deaths,
1853-1896, 3
vols., compiled by Mrs. Lonnie Crosby: (1)Whites; (2)
Slaves; (3) Emancipated blacks.
(Partial) Register of
Births,
1853-1896.
Pittsylvania County,
Virginia, Births
1853-1896, partialregistercompiled
and
alphabetized by Mike K. Williams and Mary L. Boisseau.
1880 Census Index of
Pittsylvania
County and Danville, compiled
by the
Virginia-North Carolina Piedmont Genealogical Society. This is
analphabetizedlistings of "heads of dwelling."
Visiting hours for
those wishing to research records in the Clerk's Office are 8:30 a.m.
to
5 p.m.
Monday through Friday, except forpublic holidays. A visit to this
well-organized and hospitable records repository is certain to be a
rewarding
experience.
For those who wish
to avail themselves of the information found at the Clerk's Office
without a
personal visit, the address of theClerk of the Court is:
Clerk of the Circuit
Court, Pittsylvania County, P. O. Drawer 31, Chatham, Virginia
24531-0031,
Attn: H.F. Haymore,Jr.(804) 432 7887
The Clerk of Court
will honor specific requests for copyingdocuments(an item or two, no
research
involved, if book and page numberare suppliedby requester). Marriage
certificates are provided (certified copies) at$3.00 each; all other
copies are
provided at $1.00 per page.(An individual making copies without staff
assistance may use the copierin the officefor $0.25 per page.)
If an individual
lacks specific book and page number information,andcannot go to th
Clerk's
Office in person to do the research needed,it issuggested by the Clerk
of Court
that one of the following professional genealogists be contacted.
Mary L.
Boisseau,3240 Drury Lane, Danville, Virginia 24540(804836-5435 after 5
p.m.)
Mrs. Lonnie
Crosby, Rt. 4, Box 289, Gretna, Va. 34557 (804-656-2109)
Steven B. Harris,
Rt. 4m Box 341, Gretna, Va. 24557 (804-656-1814after5 p.m.)
The
Pittsylvania
County Library
PO
Box 1049, Center Street
Chatham,
Virginia 24531
Hours:
9A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday through Thursday and 9 P.M. to 5 P.M. on Friday
plus 10
A.M. through 12 Noon on Saturday.
The library has
the histories of a number of local families on file. Some are
circulating and
some are not. Those that are non-circulating require personal or hired
research
since the library has no staff available at any time to reproduce these
documents for patrons. In other words, unless one comes to the library
and
performs the search,it will be necessary to hire a genealogist or
private
researcher. The following family records are stored in acid free boxes
and are
non-circulating. For the most part, they are in typed manuscript form
and range
in size from twenty to 150 pages. Included are those from the following
families: William Lewis, George William Henson, The
Dalton
Genealogy, Whitehead, Tredway, Watson, Hunt, Edward Tatum,
Robertson
and related families, Yates, Drewry and Whittle.
The following
are hard cover bound books of varying sizes. Some are circulating and
some are
not since they are listed as reference books. They include the names of
the
following families: Hamblen, Wingfield, Nelson, Hubbard, Sours,
Keesee,
Cabell, Rives and Shelton.
Accomptant
Accountant
Almoner
Giver of charity to the needy
Amanuensis
Secretary or stenographer
Artificer
A soldier mechanic who does repairs
Bailie
Bailiff
Baxter
Baker
Bluestocking
Female writer
Boniface
Keeper of an inn
Brazier
One who works with brass
Brewster
Beer manufacturer
Brightsmith
Metal Worker
Burgonmaster
Mayor
Caulker
One who filled up cracks (in ships or windows)
or
seems to make them watertight by using tar or
oakum-hemp fiber
produced
by taking old ropes apart
Chaisemaker
Carriage maker
Chandler
Dealer or trader; one who makes or sells candles; retailer of groceries
Chiffonnier
Wig maker
Clark
Clerk
Clerk
Clergyman, cleric
Clicker
The servant of a salesman who stood at the door to invite customers;
onewho
received the matter in the galley from the compositors and arrangedit
indue
form ready for printing; one who makes eyelet holes inboots
usinga
machine which clicked.
Cohen
Priest
Collier
Coal miner
Colporteur
Peddler of books
Cooper
One who makes or repairs vessels made of staves & hoops, such as
casks,
barrels, tubs, etc.
Cordwainer
Shoemaker, originally any leather worker using leather from
Cordova/Cordoba in
Spain
Costermonger
Peddler of fruits and vegetables
Crocker
Potter
Crowner
Coroner
Currier
One who dresses the coat of a horse with a curry
comb;
one who tanned leather by incorporating oilorgrease
Docker
Stevedore, dock worker who loads and unloads cargo
Dowser
One who finds water using a rod or witching stick
Draper
A dealer in dry goods
Drayman
One who drives a long strong cart without fixed sides for carrying
heavyloads
Dresser
A surgeon's assistant in a hospital
Drover
One who drives cattle, sheep, etc. to market; a dealer in cattle
Duffer
Peddler
Factor
Agent, commission merchant; one who acts or transacts business
foranother;
Scottish steward or bailiff of an estate
Farrier
A blacksmith, one who shoes horses
Faulkner
Falconer
Fell
monger One
who
removes hair or wool from hides in preparation for leather making
Fletcher
One who made bows and arrows
Fuller
One who fulls cloth;one who shrinks and thickens woolen cloth by
moistening,
heating, and pressing; one who cleans and finishes cloth
Gaoler
A keeper of the goal, a jailer
Glazier
Window glassman
Hacker
Maker of hoes
Hatcheler
One who combed out or carded flax
Haymonger
Dealer in hay
Hayward
Keeper of fences
Higgler
Itinerant peddler
Hillier
Roof tiler
Hind
A farm laborer
Hoslter
A groom who took care of horses, often at an inn
Hooker
Reaper
Hooper
One who made hoops for casks and barrels
Huckster
Sells small wares
Husbandman
A farmer who cultivated the land
Jagger
Fish peddler
Journeyman
One who had served his apprenticeship and mastered his craft,
notbound to
serve a master, but hired by the day
Joyner/Joiner
A skilled carpenter
Keeler
Bargeman
Kempster
Wool comber
Lardner
Keeper of the cupboard
Lavender
Washer woman
Lederer
Leather maker
Leech
Physician
Longshoreman
Stevedore
Lormer
Maker of horse gear
Malender
Farmer
Maltster
Brewer
Manciple
A steward
Mason
Bricklayer
Mintmaster
One who issued local currency
Monger
Seller of goods (ale, fish)
Muleskinner
Teamster
Neatherder
Herds cows
Ordinary
Keeper
Innkeeper with fixed prices
Pattern
Maker A maker of a clog
shod
with an iron ring. A clog was a wooden pole withapattern cut into the
end
Peregrinator
Itinerant wanderer
Peruker
A wig maker
Pettifogger
A shyster lawyer
Pigman
Crockery dealer
Plumber
One who applied sheet lead for roofing and set lead frames for plain
orstained
glass windows.
Porter
Door keeper
Puddler
Wrought iron worker
Quarrier
Quarry worker
Rigger
Hoist tackle worker
Ripper
Seller of fish
Roper
Maker of rope or nets
Saddler
One who makes, repairs or sells saddles or other frnishings for horses
Sawbones
Physician
Sawyer
One who saws; carpenter
Schumacker
Shoemaker
Scribler
A minor or worthless author
Scrivener
Professional or public copyist or writer; notary public
Scrutiner
Election judge
Shrieve
Sheriff
Slater
Roofer
Slopseller
Seller of ready-made clothes in a slop shop
Snobscat/Snob
One who repaired shoes
Sorter
Tailor
Spinster
A woman who spins or an unmarried woman
Spurrer
Maker of spurs
Squire
Country gentleman; farm owner; justice of peace
Stuff
gown
Junior
barrister
Stuff
gownsman Junior barrister
Supercargo
Officer on merchant ship who is in charge of cargo and the commercial
concerns
of the ship
Tanner
One who tans (cures) animal hides into leather
Tapley
One who puts the tap in an ale cask
Tasker
Reaper
Teamster
One who drives a team for hauling
Thatcher
Roofer
Tide
waiter
Customs
inspector
Tinker
An itinerant tin pot and pan seller and repairman
Tipstaff
Policeman
Travers
Toll bridge collection
Tucker
Cleaner of cloth goods
Turner
A person who turns wood on a lathe into spindles
Victualer
A tavern keeper, or one who provides an army, navy, or ship with food
supplies
Vulcan
Blacksmith
Wagoner
Teamster not for hire
Wainwright
Wagon maker
Waiter
Customs officer or tide waiter; one who waited on the tide to collect
duty on
goods brought in
Waterman
Boatman who plies for hire
Webster
Operator of looms
Wharfinger
Owner of a wharf
Wheelwright
One who made or repaired wheels; wheeled carriages, etc.
Whitesmith
Tinsmith; worker of iron who finishes or polishes the work
Whitewing
Street sweeper
Whitster
Bleach of cloth
Wright
Workman, especially a construction worker
Yeoman
Farmer who owns his own land
Here is a
list of theVirginia Parishes 1607-1785. These parishes served
as local units of government, as well as of religious and community
organization. In colonial Virginia, parishes and their
boundaries were
established (and altered) by act of the General Assembly. Afterthe16
January 1786 General Assembly passage of Thomas Jefferson's Billfor
Establishing Religious Freedom, parishes continued to exist,
but were
no
longer official units of state government. The county is listedfirst,
followed by the parish(es) associated with that county.
Accomack
- Accomack; St. George's
Albemarle
- Fredericksville; St. Anne's; Tillotson
Amelia
- Nottoway; Raleigh
Amherst
- Amherst; Lexington
Augusta
- Augusta
Bedford
- Cumberland; Russell
Botetourt
- Botetourt
Brunswick
- Meherrin; St. Andrew's
Buckingham
- Tillotson
Campbell
- Russell
Caroline
- Drysdale; St. Anne's; St. Asaph's; St. Margaret's; St.Mary's
Charles
City - Bristol; Charles City; Chickahominy; Flowerdew Hundred;
Jordan's
Journey; Martin's Brandon; Smith's Hundred; Southampton;
Wallingford,
West and Shirley; Westover; Weyanoke; Wilmington
Charles
River - Same list as York County
Charlotte
- Cornwall
Chesterfield
- Dale; King William; Manchester
Culpeper
- Bromfield; St. Mark's
Cumberland
- King William; Littleton; St. James; Southam
Dinwiddie
- Bath; Bristol
Dunmore
- Beckford
Elizabeth
City - Elizabeth City; Kecoughtan; Lower Parish of Elizabeth
City
County; Nutmeg Quarter; Stanley Hundred;Upper Parish
of
Elizabeth
City County; Waters Creek
Essex
- St. Anne's; St. George's; St. Mary's; Sittenburne; SouthFarnham
Fairfax
- Cameron; Fairfax; Truro
Fauquier
- Hamilton; Leeds
Fluvanna
- Fluvanna
Franklin
- Patrick; Russell
Frederick
- Beckford; Frederick; Norborne
Gloucester
- Abingdon, Kingston, Petsworth, Ware
Goochland
- King William; St. James Northam; St. James's; St. James
Southam
Greensville
- Meherrin; St. Andrew's
Halifax
- Antrim
Hanover
- St. Martin's; St. Paul's
Henrico
- Bristol; Dale; Henrico or Varina; King William; St. James's
Henry
- Camden; Patrick
Isle
of Wight - Lower; Newport; Nottoway; Upper; Warrosquyoake
James
City - Argall's Gift; Blisland; Bruton; Chickahominy; Chippokes;
Harrop;
Hog Island; James City; Lawnes Creek; Martin's
Hundred;
Middle
Plantation; Middletowne; St.Peter's;
Southwark;
Wallingford;
Wilmington; Yorkhampton
King
and Queen - Drysdale; St. John's; St. Stephen's; Stratton Major
King
George - Brunswick; Hanover; Overwharton; St. Paul's Sittenburne
King
William - St. David's; St. John's; St. Margaret's
Lancaster
- Christ Church; Great Christ Church or Christ Church;
Lancaster;
Lower; Piankatank;Poropotank; St.
Mary's
Whitechapel;
Trinity;
Upper
Loudoun
- Cameron; Shelburne
Louisa
- Fredericksville; St. Martin's; Trinity
Lower
Norfolk - Elizabeth River; Lynnhaven
Lunenburg
- Cornwall; Cumberland; St. James's
Mecklenburg
- St. James's
Middlesex
- Christ Church
Montgomery
- Montgomery
Nansemond
- Chuckatuck; East; Lower; Lower Suffolk; South; Suffolk;
Upper;
Upper Suffolk; West
New
Kent - Blisland; St. John's; St. Paul's; St. Peter's; St. Stephen's;
Stratton
Major
New
Norfolk - Elizabeth River
Norfolk
- Elizabeth River; Portsmouth; St. Brides
Northampton
- Hungers; Lower; Northampton; Occohannock; Upper
Northumberland
- Boutracy; Chickacoan; Fairfield; Lee; Nomini; St.
Stephen's;
Wicomico
Old
Rappahannock - Farnham; North Farnham; Piscataway; St. Mary's;
Sittenburne;
South Farnham
Orange-
St. Mark's; St. Thomas
Pittsylvania
- Camden
Powhatan
- King William; St. James Southam
Prince
Edward - Nottoway; St. Patrick's
Prince
George - Bath; Bristol; Martin's Brandon; Westover; Weyanoke
Princess
Anne - Lynnhaven
Prince
William - Dettingen; Hamilton; Leeds; Truro
Richmond
- Hanover; Lunenburg; North Farnham; Richmond; St. Mary's;
Sittenburne
Rockbridge
- Rockbridge
Rockingham
- Rockingham
Shenandoah
- Beckford
Southampton
- Nottoway; St. Luke's
Spotsylvania
- Berkeley; St. George's; St. Mark's
Stafford
- Brunswick; Chotank; Hamilton; Lower; Overwharton; Potomac; St.
Paul's;
Stafford;Upper
Surry
- Albemarle; Lawnes Creek; Southwark
Sussex
- Albemarle
Upper
Norfolk - East; Elizabeth River; Lower; South; Upper; West
Warrosquyoake
- Warrosquyoake
Warwick
- Blount Point; Denbigh; Elizabeth City; Mulberry Island;Nutmeg
Quarter;
Stanley Hundred;Warwick; Waters Creek
Warwick
River - Same as Warwick County
Washington
- Washington
Westmoreland
- Appomattox; Chickacoan; Cople; Machodick; Nomini;Potomac;
Washington; Westbury
York
- Blisland; Bruton; Charles; Charles River; Chiskiack; Hampton;
Marston;
Middle Plantation;
Middletowne; New
Poquoson; York;
Yorkhampton
For
the history of Parishes, see:
"The
Hornbook of Virginia History", Ed. by Salmon and Campbell,The
Library
of Virginia, 1994
"Parish
Lines, Diocese of Southwestern Virginia" by Charles Francis
Cocke,
VA State Library Publication No. 14, 1960, reprinted1980
"Parish
Lines, Diocese of Southern Virginia" by Charles FrancisCocke, VA
State
Library Publication No. 22, 1964, reprinted 1979
"Parish
Lines, Diocese of Virginia" by Charles Francis Cocke, VaState
Library
Publication No. 28, 1967, reprinted 1978
Contributed
by Annette
EWetzel
awetzel@juno.com
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