Kettlestick, Flat Rock, Tar Kiln, and Crooked Run
using Virginia land records in family history : Blackwell, Hite, Ussery, Pettway
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Author
Publication
2001 - Bryn Ffyliaid Publications, New Orleans, La. (300 Lake Marina Dr. 16 B.W., New Orleans, 70124), Louisiana
Language
English
Word Count
22,000 words, Guess
Page Count
88 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2003542565
- Open LibraryOL3777332M
Classifications
- DDC929/.2/0973
- LCCF232.L9 E937 2001
Alternate Titles
- Using Virginia land records in family history
Description
With reference to family of William Ussery [wife Judith Mayes], Ms. Burns’s "KETTLESTICK, FLAT ROCK, TAR KILN, AND CROOKED RUN uses Virginia Land Records in Family History, with Blackwell, Hite, Pettway, and Ussery [2001] traces ownership of Edward Pettway's land patent in Lunenburg County VA from its sale to a John Ussery forward. Included are chapters of documented material on each of these four families and their neighbors in that area, including the said William Ussery. The index lists 39 different Usserys and wives.
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Genres
- Genealogy
- Registers
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