Stafford County Publications

Here you will find publications for researching your ancestors in Stafford County, Virginia. If you know of a publication that should be listed here, please let me know.

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Free Books In Gallery:
GA:     History of Crisp Co. DAR 1916
            History of Washington Co. by Ella Mitchell, 1924

N.C.     Marriage Bonds of Tryon County NC from 1769-1870.
                Friends Records of Births and Deaths, Cane Creek, NC
                 St. Bartholomew’s Parish, NC
                 Bertie Co. Wills (1795-1840 abt.) NCHGR
                 Bertie Co. Marriages 1762-1834 (1809-1819 missing)
NCHGR

  S. C.     Annals and Parish Register of St. Thomas - St. Denis SC
                 St. James Church, Goose Creek, SC 1706-1909
                 Marriage Notices in SC & American General Gazette
                 Chronicles of St. Mark’s Parish Santee Circuit
                 Williamsburg Township, SC.
                  French & Swiss Protestants in Charleston the Santee, SC
                 Naturalization Records 1695-96
                Vestry of St. Matthew’s Parish, SC   1769-1838
                History of Grandal Shoals (Cherokee & Union Co., SC
                History of Fairfield Co., SC by Ederington
                The Parish of St. Michael, SC
                 South Carolina in the Rev. War. by A. Southron

TN.     History of Overton County, Tenn. by Goodpasture.
                Reminiscences of Early Settlements & Settlers of
                 McNairy Co., Tenn. by Gen. Marcus Wright

VA.       Lunenburg County, Va. Wills 1746-1825
               Frederick Parish, Va. 1744-1780, Churches, Chapels, etc.
               Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors for Northampton Co.,

               Virginia Wills Before 1799 by Wm. M. Clemens
                Historical Sketches of “Old Bruton Church”
                Williamsburg, Va.
                Williamsburg Wills Abt. 1750-1825
                Old Surry, Va.
                 History of Hampton & Eliz. City Co. Va. Tyler 1922
                 Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell

S-I         Scotch-Irish in America by Dinsmore
                 Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell

PA     Penn. Marriages Prior to 1799

W.V    History of Marion Co., W. VA. by Geo. A. Dunnington
          Sketches of Wood Co. W. VA by S. C. Shaw

Books available from Antient Press: Please click on their name for further information.

Deed & Will (also contains some Orders from 1680 and some Deeds & Wills from 1785-86) - 1809-1810

ANCESTORS & DESCENDANTS OF JOHN H. BRADSHAW

& SCYTHIA ENFIELD FRITTER OF STAFFORD CO., VA & ALLIED

FAMILIES. By J.D. Bradshaw. 268pp.,index. 1991.   Hard cover.

            Earliest ancestor is John b. ca 1690 VA, only his son John's line
is followed.

            Allied lines: FANT, CURTIS, BULLARD, DAVIS, CROSS, BERRY,

DOUGHTIE, JETT, and ROLLOW.

            Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost!

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