7 Apr 1843: Charles Moore, Elizabeth C. Moore, his wife, and Samuel Moore sold to Henry Bushong. Deed Book VV, page 519

1 May 1846: Henry Bushong and Mary Ann, his wife, sold to Joe S. Pennybaker. Deed Book VV, page 519

30 Mar 1870: Mark Bird and William Wait Bird sold to J. Simmons, chancery cause of Wm. Singler, administrator and Solomon K. Moore. Deed Book 10, page 46

19 Jan 1873: Joseph Simmons sold to J.I. Triplett. Deed Book 17, page 168

2 Jun 1875: Joseph Triplett sold to Shenandoah Farmers Mill Company. Deed Book 26, page 309

21 Jun 1920: Shenandoah Farmers Mill Company, Inc., sold to George W. Ring and J. Newton Wilson. Deed Book 89, page 216

3 Sep 1931: Philip Williams, special commissioner in chancery of J.C. Hutcheson, et al, sold to J.L. Stoneburner. Deed Book 108, pages 206-207

30 Dec 1931: J. Lee Stoneburner sold to Burgess E. Nelson, George Heltzman and W.L. Vehrencamp. Deed Book 109, page 28

This two story L-shaped log house has a metal hipped roof and one chimney on the north side of the house. There are fifteen windows with large panes. There is a porch, which has been added, with plain solid posts.

There are seven rooms, two large and five small, with eight and one half foot ceilings. The house has a cellar with a plain limestone rock wall. The stairway is closed-string with straight boarded upstairs and no door. The doors are of up and down narrow boards - or babbited, with iron latches. The walls are of wide boards. The floors are of wide boards with iron nails.

At one time this property belonged to the famous J.I. Triplett.

Source: Virginia W.P.A. Historical Inventory Project, 1937

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