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Neighbors
VA
Grayson
Co
Smyth
Co
Russell Co
Scott Co
TN
Sullivan Co
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Washington County was formed by European Americans in 1776 from Fincastle County. It was named for George Washington, who was then commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. As with many other frontier counties, the boundaries and territory
changed over the years. In 1786 the northwestern part of Washington
County became Russell County. In 1814 the western part of what remained of Washington County was
combined with parts of Lee and Russell counties to form Scott County. In 1832 the northeastern part of Washington was combined
with part of Wythe County to form Smyth County. source: Wikipedia |
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Marriages
Marriage
Register, 1782-1820.
By Groom
Surnames
A
& B Surnames
C, D ,E
Surnames
F, G, H
Surnames
I, J, K, L
Surnames
M, N, O,
P, Q Surnames
R, S, T,
U, V Surnames
W, X, Y, Z
Surnames
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Births
1889 Births
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Deaths
1853 Deaths
1854 Deaths
1855 Deaths
1856 Deaths
1857 Deaths
1858 Deaths
1859 Deaths
1860 Deaths
1861 Deaths
SSDI
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Cemeteries
Off site links
Crabtree Cemetery
Fickle Cemetery
Fleenor Cemetery
#8
Fleenor Cemetery
#23
Fleenor
Baptist Memorial
Gaspor
Fleenor
Green
Spring Church
Ingle Cemetery
Larmer
Cemetery
Linder Cemetery
Rhudy's
Chapel
Walnut
Springs
Widener
Valley
African
American
Cemeteries Online
Cemeteries
in the USGenWeb Archives
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Deeds, Land, Taxes
Delinquent Taxes 1835-36,
40-42
1871 Personal Property Tax List
1872 Personal Property Tax List
1876 Personal Property Tax List
1875 Personal Property Tax List
1878 Personal Property Tax List
1879
Personal Property Tax List
1881
Personal Property Tax List
1884 Personal
Property Tax List
1885
Personal Property Tax List
1887 Personal
Property Tax List
1888 Personal
Property Tax List
1889
Personal Property Tax List
Records
in the USGenWeb Archives
Online
Chancery Records
Library of Virginia
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Misc. Files
Historical
Sketches of SW Virginia
Articles by Emory Hamilton
The
Life
and Times of a Mountaineer Game Warden Wise Co
Link
1885 Map of SW Virginia
What was a Fell Monger?and
other occupations
What was Dropsey?and
other terms
Biographies
Off site links
at New River Notes
Whitfield
Monroe Parker
Paul
Senter
SW
Virginia Biographies Project |
Misc Links
New
River Notes Good information
A
History of the Middle New River Settlements
Indian
Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell, Holston
Rivers
Historical
Society of Washington Co
Headwaters,
Clinch & Holston Rivers 1774
Pioneer
Families of Washington County
Black
History Muesum
Virginia
Black History Archives
Virginia
Genealogical Society
Freedman
Bureau Online
American
Slave
Narratives
Virginia
Runaways
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