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rif. 101-p4588Heritage Books Inc. new. new new Until now researchers have had ready access to only a small portion of available historic personal estate records of the District of Columbia in the form of published will abstracts and indexes to wills This index provides nearly 54000 references to estates for which many have surviving loose papers and includes new references to over 21000 estate administrations and hundreds of wills not previously found in published will indexes The original source records can be found either at the National Archives on Pennsylvania Avenue or at the DC Archives in Washington DC The first source record used for this information is a series of 5""""x 8"""" index cards that were transferred from the Register of Wills Probate Division of the DC Superior Court to the DC Archives in December 1992 Second various data were extracted from many original or microfilmed wills as well as loose paper packets This index helps researchers overcome numerous problems with the microfilmed and original wills and index cards including: a items are greatly out of alphabetical or chronological sequence; b folder labels may not match contents ie quite a few labels give the name of the spouse or executor/executrix rather than the testator; c folder labels may be spelled incorrectly; d folders may contain administration papers where there was no will; e not all pages or faces were microfilmed; or f original index cards are missing Each entry here provides the name of the deceased the docket number assigned to the activity the earliest date a will was written not necessarily listing multiple wills and codicils the date a will was filed the bound book in which the will was copied the box at the DC Archives in which the original will can be found and the date of the earliest petition for letters testamentory or for estate administrator or similar Not all estates have surviving estate papers Many of the wills found were not probated in the DC Courts and came from other jurisdictions In these cases it is likely there is no packet of additional loose papers Although there is much more estate-related data still to be gathered ie bonds inventories sales accounts etc the intent of this index is to provide a preliminary inventory of wills and administrations and to launch and enable further research Wesley E Pippenger 2008 8½x11 cloth alphabetical 850 pp ISBN: 9780788445880 101-P4588 Heritage Books, Inc. hardcover
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rif. 1888192380.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. E15OS-00419Virginia Genealogical Society. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Volume 1. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner’s name short gifter’s inscription or light stamp. Virginia Genealogical Society unknown
rif. E15OS-00420Virginia Genealogical Society. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Volume 2. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner’s name short gifter’s inscription or light stamp. Virginia Genealogical Society unknown
2001rif. G1888192313I3N01Virginia Genealogical Society 2001. Hardcover. Good. Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Virginia Genealogical Society hardcover
2010rif. 2512030044Virginia Genealogical Society 2010. Hardcover. New. 0x0x0. Volume 10. New. Clean unmarked pages. Fine binding and cover. Hardcover. Virginia Genealogical Society hardcover
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1990rif. 350Green cloth over boards with gold lettering on the front and spine. Date on the title page is 1990. 398 pages. Pages inside are clean and unmarked. Endpapers are a black and white map of the Northern Neck and the surrounding areas. Contains black and white illustrations and photographs photographs of people maps letters etc as well as text throughout. Gateway Press hardcover
rif. 101-p0978Heritage Books Inc. Paperbook. new. new. new. This book contains a reproduction of the personal property tax lists for King and Queen County Virginia for the years 1782 through 1803. For the most part it has been created using digital copies at FamilySearch.org except a few original pages missing from microfilm. The earliest list in King and Queen contains the name of the Proprietor person paying the tax and taxable Negroes the number of: white tithes Negroes horses cattle wheels ordinary licenses and after a few years billiard tables and store licenses. Before 1787 the local sheriff created the list. The multiple 1785 lists account for white males over age twenty-one only while the 1783 lists are a composite of white souls and white tithes over age twenty-one. Most of the 1783 lists detail the name of each tithable including whites above age twenty-one and slaves. The year 1786 was a big deal for tax and financial reform in Virginia. Provisions were refined for land and personal property and reflected arrearages delinquents claims by military officers and their widows and orphans court and clerks fees and tax on houses and town lots merchant licenses spirits and wines imported goods etc. The nitty gritty got all the way to the number of wheels on carriages. There are six different lists for 17821784 and seven for 1785 and 1786 which are by hundred district or parish and generally go from north to south in the county; with the first hundred being the top of the county and the sixth hundred being the lower part of the county. In and after 1787 there are two lists one for the upper part of the county and one for the lower part of the county. The dividing line between the two districts is seemingly mid-county as the upper district includes all of Drysdale Parish and part of St. Stephens Parish causing the record-keeper to append duplicate names with notes like De. Drysdale or S.S. St. Stephens. Other notations behind the name of the taxable person may but not always indicate their profession or occupation like C for constable T for tailor or B for blacksmith. For genealogical researchers tax records may help distinguish between individuals by the same name living in a locality at the same time. Some references notations and evidence of estate divisions may be found here when not readily located in any of the few court records that have survived multiple fires at the King and Queen County courthouse. Plus the tax record for 1790 and 1800 serves as a replacement for lost Federal census records. An index to full-names places and subjects adds value to this work. Wesley E. Pippenger 2021 8½x11 paper index 502 pp. ISBN: 9780788409783 101-P0978 Heritage Books, Inc. unknown
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rif. 101-p0605Heritage Books Inc. Paperbook. new. new. new. This book contains a reproduction of the land tax lists for Stafford County for the years 1782 through 1805. It has been created by use of online copies at Familysearch.org and microfilm and original copies at the Library of Virginia. Data are presented in sequence as found on the microfilm including small numbers in pencil at the bottom of each pair of pages. After filming these small numbers were changed from one continual sequence to pagination per individual list. From 1782 one will find two lists per year which later typically represent two districts in the county. The earliest list in Stafford contains the name of the proprietors of the land as the person taxed the number of acres owned the rate of value from which taxation was calculated and the total tax assessed. For the years 1784 through 1786 only alterations were made to the 1783 and subsequent lists. The next list of alterations in Stafford is in 1792. A similar list of changes called Alienations is typically found for at least one of the districts up to 1805. Recordkeepers often made notations to distinguish multiple persons with the same name. Entries for the same owner through the years may shift to including Estate or Est. to indicate a recent death of the owner and remain on the list until the estate is settled. Many entries show the source of acquisition of the land i.e. Wm. Wright for R.W. Carter doesnt mean that Wright represents Carter rather Wright is now taxed in lieu of and acquired of Carter. Think of for being used as from. For genealogical researchers land tax records may help distinguish between individuals by the same name living in a locality at the same time. Land ownership may be tracked between family members. Some references notations and estate divisions may be found here when not readily located in deed books. Wesley E. Pippenger 2020 8½x11 paper index 440 pp. ISBN: 9780788406058 101-P0605 Heritage Books, Inc. unknown
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