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Princess Anne County minute books : an index to enslaved and free African-Virginians in Princess Anne County

Publication date: 2002-2003

Topics: Slaves--Virginia--Princess Anne County, Slaveholders--Virginia--Princess Anne County, Free African Americans--Virginia--Princess Anne County, African Americans--Virginia--Princess Anne County, Court records--Virginia--Princess Anne County--Abstracts, Deeds--Virginia--Princess Anne County--Abstracts, Princess Anne County (Va.)--Genealogy

Collection: vbpl-manuscripts; virginiabeachpubliclibrary

Contributor: Virginia Beach Public Library

Language: English

Volume: bk.1-5

Cover title. Cover: "A research project funded by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy (VFH) in 2002-2003, as part of the VFH's African-American Heritage Program, considered an African-American History in Virginia mini-grant. Project director, Mark A. Reed, Historic Resources Coordinator, City of Virginia Beach Department of Museums ; project scholar, Tommy L. Bogger, Director of H.B. Wilson Archives, Norfolk State University ; librarian, Carolyn P. Barkley, Central Librarian, City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Libraries." Includes abstracts of: Virginia. County Court (Princess Anne County). Princess Anne County minute book. [Princess Anne County, Va. : County Court], 1717-. Abstracts were completed using microfilm, Princess Anne County, Va., filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1950. Abstracts include information about slaves, slaveholders, and free African Americans listed in the Princess Anne County minute book. Contents: Book 1. 1691-1709 ; Book 2. 1709-1717 ; Book 3. 1717-1728 ; Book 4. 1728-1737 ; Book 5. 1737-1744.

Notes

Text was very frequently cut off at the edges and center margin of physical book.

Pages were often badly skewed in the original, particularly so were records from May 3, 1727, June 7, 1727 and July 5, 1727.