Sargeant Memorial Collection Legacy Genealogy Research Files, 1900-2015 | Sargeant Memorial Collection

By Margaret Marshall

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Box 1

Folder 1: Abbitt family information, 1964

Norfolk Directory listing for Dr. James B. Abbitt from 1932. The other family name listed is Pretlow.  The geographic locations listed include Norfolk, Virginia, Franklin, Virginia, and Richmond, Virginia.

Folder 2: Abrahall family information, 1907

Newspaper column detailing the family name Abrahall with alternative spellings of Abrell, Abrall, and Abramhall.  Geographic location listed for this family name is New Kent County, Virginia in 1690.

Folder 3: Adams family history, 1982

"Adams Addenda: An Aid for Researchers of Adams Ancestors", edited by Mrs. Dorothy Amburgey Griffith, Volume 12, 1982.  Other family names listed include Cummings, Woodworth, Rensselaer, Green, Howe, Summer, Wright, Harrington, Watson, McCracken, McPherran, Dean, Chester, McCartney, Kelsey, Patton, Armantage, Fish, Keeler, Tarr, Bell, Cooper, Thompson, Milligan, Scott, Rosensteel, Fetter, Wood, Elliott, Coble, Root, Vaughn, Goodrum, Thacker, Stone, Gregory, Townsend, Durin, Lacy, Brown, Mayfield, Norton, Crocker, Little, Branham, Blair, Jenkins, Riley, Bunton, Stephenson, Graves, Johnson, Collinsworth, Ward, Rosser, Ellis, Hudson, Reid, Tufts, Powell, McNeel, Dennis, Smith, Calloway, Flournoy, Fields and Jones.  Geographic locations listed include Brookfield, Massachusetts, Saratoga, New York, Jamaica, Vermont, West Arlington, Vermont, Spencer, Massachusetts, York County, Pennsylvania, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, Bedford, Pennsylvania, Butler County, Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Jackson County, Missouri, Muscatine, Iowa, LaGrange County, Indiana, Sumner County, Tennessee, Greenville County, Virginia, Tipton County, Tennessee, Nicholas County, Kentucky, Rock Island County, Illinois, Houston County, Georgia, Anson County, North Carolina, Eatonton, Georgia, Letcher County, Kentucky, Chowan County, North Carolina, Mississippi and Ohio.

Folder 4: Adams family research, undated

Pedigree charts, descendants’ lists, other genealogical charts and references list, related to the Adams and Hammond families.  Prominent names include Thomas H. Adams, Robert Adams and Eudocia Moore Hammond. Other family names listed include Holmes, Richey, McCall, Latham, Clinton, Hammond, Fort, Dudley, Moore, Montgomery, Hudson, Featherstone, Irby, Meriwether, Weaver, Hatcher, McKigney, Puryear, Brown, Carleton, Nounent/Norment, Steele, Dobyns, Jones, Pace, Tomlinson, Whitehead, Miller, Charleton, Whitworth, Walton, Hughes/Huques, Crawford, Woodhouse, Taylor, Britton, Warner, Barham, Hattleberg, Michener, Keane, Hubbard/Hubbert and Huffner.  Geographic locations listed include Laurens, South Carolina, Cuylersville, New York, Bethel, South Carolina, Rock Hill, South Carolina, Hancock County, Georgia, Eatonton, Georgia, Griffin, Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Lexington, North Carolina, Louisville, Georgia, Twiggs County, Georgia, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, Chesterfield County, Virginia, England, Scotland, Wales, Richmond County, Virginia, Edgefield County, South Carolina, Maryland, Prince Edward County, Virginia, New Kent County, Virginia, Illinois, San Diego, California, Conway County, Arkansas, Gonzales, Texas, Los Angeles, California, San Marcos, California, La Costa, California, Escondido, California and San Luis, California.

Folder 5: Alderman family history, 1957

National Genealogical Society Quarterly article titled "The Alderman Brothers - John, Daniel, JR., and David, Their Noble Ancestry, and some of their Descendants" by Robert Karl Peterson.  The parents of the Alderman Brothers were Daniel Alderman Sr. (d. 1785) and Abigail Harris.  Other family names listed include Case, Spencer, Edwards, Burr, Alston, James, Ingoldsby, Bulkeley, and Weis.  Geographic locations listed include Cumberland County, New Jersey, Salem County, New Jersey, Duplin County, North Carolina, Simsbury, Connecticut, Newton (now Cambridge), Massachusetts, Killingsworth, Connecticut, Fairfield, Connecticut, and New Haven, Connecticut.

Folder 6: Alexander-Chapman-Hunter-Swan families research, undated

Cemetery information for Alexander, Chapman, Hunter, and Swan families.  Prominent names include Winthrop Hitchings and Susan P. Calvert.  Other family names mentioned include Williams and Sinclair.  Geographic locations mentioned include Pohick Cemetery in Lorton, Virginia.  Includes photocopies of tombstones.

Folder 7: Allen family history, undated

Newspaper column outlining the Allen family, beginning with John Allen, born James City County, Virginia in 1749 and married to Jane Tandy in Albemarle County, Virginia in 1781, and died Paris, Kentucky in 1815.  Other family names listed include Terrells, Tyrrells, Hughes, Davis, Cross, Sanford, Metcalf, Hill, Wilson, Brock, Grosjean, Crow, Fletcher, Chun, Shumate, Richart, Grant, Campbell, Pickrell, Cracraft, and Rogers.  Geographic locations listed include Shelbyville, Kentucky, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Bainbridge, Missouri, Bourbon County, Kentucky, Greencastle, Indiana and Millersburg, Kentucky,

Folder 8: Allen family genealogy, 1975

Ancestor chart for the Allen family, beginning with Frank Hatton Allen,III, of Portsmouth, Virginia, who is also the compiler of the research.  Other family names listed include Plymire (alternate spelling of Bleymeyer and Blymire), Sweeney, Underwood, Jenkins, Bonneville, Gentzler, Wilkins, Lutz, Semone, Wagoner, Niquiet, Barkley, Nee, Rogers and Gerbrick.  Geographic locations listed include Portsmouth, Virginia, York, Pennsylvania, Scotland, Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County, North Carolina, Oxnard, Ventura County, California, Sylvania, Georgia and Baltimore, Maryland.

Folder 9: Ames family bible records, 2000

Photocopied pages from the Ames family bible record with transcriptions and a family name index. Prominent names include Levi Dow Ames, James Scott and Margaret Black. Other family names listed include Scott, Black, Rose, Brown, Manning, Walker and Rawles.  Geographic locations listed include Accomack County, Virginia, Nansemond County, Virginia, Portsmouth, Virginia, Norfolk County, Virginia, South Boston, Virginia, Norfolk, Virginia and Baltimore, Maryland.

Folder 10: Ames family information, 1960

Ames family history of Mary Fletcher Ames having been an eyewitness to the Merrimac-Monitor battle during the Civil War while living at Pig Point, the family farm on the Nansemond River.  Previous owner of the farm was James Knott, beginning as a land grant in 1635. Also, obituaries for Dr. Susie M. Ames (b. 1888, d. 1969) of Onancock, Virginia, and Edward Ames Jr. (d. 1987) of Accomack County, Virginia.

Folder 11: Anderson family research, 1907-1975

Newspaper column regarding the Anderson family in Virginia beginning with the first immigrant, Robert Anderson, who arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1755 and later married Margaret Neely and settled in Delaware. Other family names listed include McNutt, Power, West, Junkin, Bruce, Graham, Blair, Lewis, Meriwether, Thornton, Dabney, Glasgow, Gordon, Patton, Pegram, Archer, Aylett, Reid, Dandridge, Clever, Humphries, Robins, Spencer, Farrar, Fox, Booth, Stubbs, Townley, and Reade.    Geographic locations listed include Botetourt County, Virginia, Roanoke County, Virginia, Hanover County, Virginia, Gloucester County, Virginia, New Kent County, Virginia, Albemarle County, Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia, Rockbridge County, Virginia, Bedford County, Virginia, Middlesex County, Virginia, Goochland County, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, and Henrico County, Virginia.

Folder 12: Andrews family research, 2013

Descendant charts for the Andrews family, beginning with Jeremiah Andrews (born 1748, died 1817).  Other family names listed include Lynch, Higgins, Hutchings, Drummond, Baillio, Walton, Brooke, DeBree, Elliot, Allen, Johnston, Taylor, Stanford and Adams.  Geographic locations listed include Norfolk, Virginia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, Baltimore, Maryland, Ikberville, Louisiana and New Orleans, Louisiana.

Folder 13: Andrews family genealogy, 1973

Family group worksheets for the Andrews family, beginning with William Andrews, born about 1790, died 9 December 1866.  Research compiled by Joanne Siegle of Chesapeake, Virginia.  Other family names listed include West, Taylor, Newcomb, Robert, Johnson, Dillard, Jackson, Parkinson, Owens, Day, Lee, Hunter, Doyle, Terry, Miles, Swepson, Garsette, Rourk, Smith, Siegle, Ruff, Melchoir, Ehlers, Rietdorf, Christian, Hartig, McWally, Wittmer, Schauffer, Milton, Nelson, Hamill, Henry, Alderman, Lee, Richardson and Bellamy.  Geographic locations listed include Gloucester, Virginia, Raleigh, North Carolina, Richmond, Virginia, Henrico County, Virginia, Atlanta, Georgia, Berkeley County, West Virginia, Guilford County, North Carolina and Stuttgart, Germany.

Folder 14: Apperson family research, 1915

Newspaper genealogical column regarding descendants of William Apperson (died April 8, 1727) of New Kent County, Virginia. Other family names listed include Favor, Covington, Randolph, Vance, McSpadden, Long, Ashley, Jones, Stafford, Compton, Landon, Aiken, Duff, Ausbrooks, Chinoworth, Johnson, Fisk, Donovan, O'Brien, Lane, Weaver, Gannon, Seaton, Smith, Rowe, Berry, Dietz, Ramsey, Martin, Powers, Shilling, Hanson, Brinck, Scott, Swingle, Gardner, Frost, Rodes, McCormick and McPhatridge.  Other geographic locations listed include Santa Clara, California, Culpeper County, Virginia, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Franklin County, Missouri, Clay County, Illinois, Washington County, Virginia, Houston, Texas, St. Joseph, Missouri, Kokomo, Indiana, Chicago, Illinois, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Clinton County, Illinois, Salida, Colorado, Manila, Philippines, Los Angeles, California,  Windsor, Illinois, Arkansas, Sacramento, California, Visalia, California, Rudley, California, De Kalb, Missouri, Coles County, Illinois, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wagner, California, Perryville, Kentucky, Urbana, Illinois, Etna, Illinois and Redding, California.

Folder 15: Archer family research, undated

Photocopied pages from Archer and Silvester Families: A History Written in 1870 by Dr. Robert Archer.  Donated by Kathy Miller and her daughter Sarah Archer, August 18, 1994. Other family names listed include Silvester, Hutchings, Dail/Dale, Martin, Applewhaite, Sims, Pleasants, Brown, Gatewood, Randolph, Belgrove, Cocke, Wirmington, Cornick, Street, Kennedy, Woodford, Robertson, Valentine, Jones, Talley, Goodwin, Ribble, Sevier, Rutherfoord, Anderson, Mason, Watson, Hobson, Joynes, Jeffrey, Owen, Leecock, Galt, Capron, Baylor, Butt, Timberlake, Loyall, Faragut, Ashe, Newton and Zantzinger.  Geographic locations listed include Bermuda, England, Norfolk, Virginia, Princess Anne County, Virginia, Barbados, James City, Virginia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Surry County, Virginia, Norfolk County, Virginia, Delaware, Kentucky, Augusta County, Virginia, Hanover County, Virginia, Buchanan County, Virginia, Roanoke, Virginia, Alabama, Richmond, Virginia, Botetourt County, Virginia, Accomack County, Virginia, Essex County, Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia and San Francisco, California.

Folder 16: Armistead Family Research, 1913 - 1975

Newspaper column and descendants list for the Armistead Family. Other family names listed include Elliason, Robinson, Hinde, Moss, West, Gill, Cary, Booth, Allen, Lewis, Selden, Burwell, Ambler, Barron, Camp, Willoughby, Read, Tilghman, Taylor, Doyle, Myers, Ross, and Adams.  Geographic locations listed include Elizabeth City County, Virginia, Gloucester County, Virginia, York County, Virginia, New Kent County, Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia, and Jamestown, Virginia.

Folder 17: Arnold family information, 1906

Newspaper column regarding land held by the Arnold family in Amelia (now Prince Edward) County, Virginia.  Other family names listed include Cason, Beasley, Harris, Hill, Penick, and Wood.

Folder 18: Ashby Family Research, 1983

William Ashby (1772-1831) and Annis (Whitehurst) Ashby (1782-1840), Early Residents of Fulton County, Illinois: Their Histories, Descendants (through grandchildren), and Ancestors compiled by Patrick J. Munson, March 1, 1983.  Other family names listed include Whitehurst, Shull, Butler, Irwin, Munson, Fouts, Bolton, Speer, Brown, Willis, Sanders, Neuman, Ezell, Simons/Simpson, Dudley, Woodruff, Farris, Folks, Shelton, Carrol, Dickson, Stephenson, Lisenby, Arends, Connor, Barclay, Livingston, Bandle and Goldsmith.  Geographic locations listed include Bloomington, Indiana, Lewistown, Illinois, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, California, Boonville, North Carolina, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Smithfield, North Carolina, Woodbridge, Virginia, Princess Anne County, Virginia, Fulton County, Illinois, Jefferson County, Illinois, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, Yadkin County, North Carolina, Dare County, North Carolina, Currituck County, North Carolina, Floyd County, Georgia, Ohio, Mason County, Illinois, Homer, Louisiana and Knox County, Illinois.

Folder 19: Ashton family research, 1907

Newspaper column regarding the Ashton family.  Alternative family name spelling includes Aston. Geographic locations listed include Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Charles City County, Virginia, and King George County, Virginia.

Folder 20: Aylett family information, 1909

Newspaper column regarding the Aylett family beginning with John Aylett who emigrated in approximately 1660.  Alternative spellings of the last name include Ayloffe, Ayliffe, Ailett, Aylett, and Ayloff. Other family names listed include Lee, Ashton, Washington, Booth, Eskridge, Meriwether, Buckner, Hawes, Dandridge, and Brooks.  Geographic locations listed include King Williams County, Virginia, Westmoreland County, Virginia and Carolina County, Virginia.

Folder 21: Avery, Colonel William Waitstill obituary, undated

Obituary for Colonel William Waitstill Avery, Confederate States of America.  Other family names listed include Erwin, Sharp, Jackson, Scales, and Hemphill.  Geographic locations listed include Morgantown, Burke County, North Carolina, Groton, Connecticut, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Dallas, Texas.

Folder 22: Bacon family research, 1993

Newspaper columns regarding the Bacon family in Virginia.  Other family names listed include Kingsnell, Burwell, Langston, Parke, Crenshaw, Ludwell, Merriweather, Irving, Crittenden, Riggs, Snead, Cunningham and Duke.  Geographic locations listed include James City County, Virginia, Hanover County, Virginia, Henrico County, Virginia, New Kent County, Virginia, Gloucester County, Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Charlotte County, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, Evansville, Indiana and Kentucky.

Folder 23: Bacon family history, 1976

Ancestor chart for the Bacon family, beginning with George Marion Bacon, Junior, of Norfolk, Virginia, who is also the compiler of the research.  Other family names listed include Knapp, Carraway, Harrison, Shoff, Neu, Diggs, Phillips, Hearne, Nelson, Munger, Dingman, Marion, Adams, Morris and Dirgle.  Geographic locations listed include Norfolk, Virginia, Carteret County, North Carolina, Baltimore, Maryland, Merrimon, North Carolina, Laurel, Delaware and Georgetown, Delaware.

Folder 24: Bagby Family Tree, 1923

Family tree for the descendants of James Bagby of Jamestown, Virginia.  Compiled by Reverend Alfred Bagby, D. D., 1897; revised in 1923.  Other family names include Lumpkin, Morris, and Thomas.

Folder 25: Bailey family research, 1914

Newspaper column regarding the Bailey family in Virginia and a biography of Ann Bailey. John Bailey emigrated in 1618. Other family names listed include Holt, Wilson, Hansford, Newson, Williamson and Presson.  Geographic locations listed include Norfolk County, Virginia, Surry County, Virginia, and York, Virginia.

Folder 26: Baker, Bishop, Bonney, etc. Families Research, undated

Pedigree charts and other genealogical charts for the Baker, Bishop, Bonney, Breedon, Brown, Dunn, Fritz, Gates, Haynes, Hunt, Lukei, Mailing, Roth, Myers, Thompkins, Windschitl, and Witt.

Folder 27: Bakewell Family Research, 1993

Bakewell family genealogy by Grajon Genealogical Services, May 29, 1993.  Prominent names include John Bakewell (1687-1764) and Eleanor Hood.

Folder 28: Ball family research, 1933

Photocopied pages from The Ball Family of Southwest Virginia: A Genealogy of Some of the Descendants of Moses Ball of Fairfax County by Palmer R. Ball, 1933. Other family names listed include Shreve, Allison, Badden, Mitchell, Phebera, Markward, Thomas, Thrift, Phillips, Tate, Dalton, Bailey, Kelly, Hughes, Tunnell, Warren, Long, McDaniel, Williams, Price, Hall, Marion, Quillen, Rollins, Lockhart, Baxter, Zeeks, Poindexter, Porter, Bryant, Jones, Gilbert, Brown, Quick, Sparks, Spivy, Ellison, Smith, Sage, Harris, Oliver, Robbins, Kelley, Price, Freeman, Norris, Rutherford, Collingsworth, Allen, Collins, Daugherty, McCracken, Lundy, Bruner, Hughs, Weatherly, Arthur, Hoggard, Cowser, Stewart, Chaney, Conley, Morrison and Howell.  Geographic locations listed include Fairfax County, Virginia, Hamilton County, Ohio, Campbell County, Kentucky, Putnam County, Ohio, Hawkins County, Tennessee, Abingdon, Virginia, Van Hill, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Lee County, Virginia, North Carolina, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, Jonesville, Virginia, Pennington Gap, Virginia, Pineville, Kentucky, Munford, Alabama, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Madison County, Alabama, Seymour, Texas, Birmingham, Alabama and Ensley, Alabama.

Folder 29: Ball family genealogy research, 1963

Newspaper column and personal letter regarding the Ball family of Virginia, beginning with the Colonel Burgess Ball of Lancaster County, Virginia.  Family names listed include Washington, Burgess, Fox, Dangerfield, Chichester, Broomfield (alternate spelling Blumfield or Bromfield), Beale, Daniels, Young, Selden, McCarty, Barnes, Glasscock, Downman (alternate spelling Dowman), Mitchel, Harris, Payne, Fisher, Supplee, Reed, Yocum, Ransdell, Chilton, Withers, and Latham.  Geographic locations listed include Loudoun County, Virginia, Culpeper County, Virginia, Fauquier County, Virginia, Northumberland County, Virginia, and Rappahannock County, Virginia.

Folder 30: Ball family history, undated

Letter from The Institute of American Genealogy regarding the Ball family, beginning with William Ball who emigrated in the mid-seventeenth century.  Other family names listed include Atherold and Washington.  Geographic locations listed include Lancaster County, Virginia, Dorchester, Massachusetts, Springfield, Massachusetts and Concord, Massachusetts.

Folder 31: Ballard family research, 1913

Newspaper column regarding the Ballard family of Virginia and Kentucky beginning with Bland Ballard born approximately 1700 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.  Other family names listed include Wayt, Triggs, Lewis, Leavell, Herring, Haydon, Tennant, Williamson, Tyler, Williams, Garrett, Pulliam (alternate spelling Fulliam), Hewlett, Bacon, and Talman.  Geographic locations listed include Shelbyville, Kentucky, Glasgow, Kentucky, Fredericksburg, Virginia, Gloucester County, Virginia, Shelby County, Kentucky, Albemarle County, Virginia, Louisa County, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, Princess Anne County, Virginia, and Nansemond County, Virginia.

Folder 32: Ballard family history (North Carolina and Virginia), undated

Research for the Ballard family compiled by Charles Barham, son of Alexine Goldsborough Ballard.  Prominent names include Ralph Ballard, Abraham Ballard, John R. Norfleet, Martin Parker Ballard, Richard Henry Ballard, William Ballard, Thomas Ballard, John Ballard, and Bland Ballard.  Other family names mentioned include Sumner, Baker, Minor, Jones, Wright, Matthews, Hines, Glass, Thomas, Norsworthy/Nosworthy, Riddick, Hunter, Currier, Smith, Huske, Parker, Benton, Roundtree, Brothers, Knight, Carr, Small, Wells and many others.  Geographic locations listed include but are not limited to Yorktown, Virginia, England, Andover, Massachusetts, York County, Virginia, Kentucky, Edenton, North Carolina, Chowan County, North Carolina, Edgecomb County, North Carolina, Craven County, North Carolina, Perquimans County, North Carolina, Nansemond County, Virginia, Gates County, North Carolina, Bertie County, North Carolina, Georgia, Fayetteville, North Carolina, Missouri City, Texas, Suffolk, Virginia, Durham, North Carolina and West Virginia.

Folder 33: Ballard of Virginia and South Carolina, 1953-1954

Ballard of Virginia and South Carolina by Ida McDow Rodman, Genealogist, 1953-1954.  Prominent names include Thomas Ballard of South Carolina. Other family names listed include Phelps, Hudson, Lynde, Spaulding, Thomas, Hubard/Huberd, Smith, Collier, Major, Servant, Talman, Bland, Wallace, Fontaine, Eppes, Petit/Pettit, Maupin, Slaughter, Watson, Powell, Newton, Andrews, Harvey, Davis, Snow, Shiflet/Shiflett, Nailor, Hoy, Murray, Howard, Rea, Newcombe, Caston, Russell, Jarman, Powers, Bigelow, Trusdel, Lanier, McDow, Bridges, Baldwin, Harris, Rodman, Johnson, Plowman, Thompson, Cadwalder, Roderin, Shelton, Day, Cleveland, Oaks, Phillies, Gentry, Blair and Pannill.  Other geographic regions mentioned include Lancaster,  South Carolina, Albemarle County, Virginia, Greenwich, England, Andover, Massachusetts, Yorktown, Virginia, Lynn, Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts, Chelmsford, Massachusetts, York County, Virginia,  Gloucester County, Virginia, James City County, Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Elizabeth City County, Virginia, Charles City County, Virginia, Louisa County, Virginia,  Albemarle County, Virginia,  Orange County, Virginia, Princess Anne County, Virginia, Carolina County, Virginia,  Desha County, Arkansas,  Richmond, Virginia, Baltimore, Maryland, Todd County, Kentucky, Madison County, Kentucky and Texas.

Folder 34: Banister family research, undated

Newspaper column regarding the Banister family, beginning with John Banister living in Charles City County, Virginia as early as 1678. Other family names listed include Bolling, Rolfe, Tabb, Bland, Blair, Barksdale, Wilkerson, Lewis, Gill, McCandlish, Monroe and Cocke.  Geographic locations listed include Amelia County, Virginia, Petersburg, Virginia, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, Prince George County, Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia, Sussex County, Virginia and Huntsville, Alabama.

Folder 35: Barco Family Research, undated

Barco family tree and genealogy research donated by the Edgar Brown family of Virginia Beach, Virginia.  Prominent names include William Barco, Joseph Williams Barco, and Nancy Foster Owens Barco.  Includes photocopies of photographs of family members.

Folder 36: Barker family research, 1975

Ancestor chart, beginning with Stuart Oconner Barker, born 1907, and chronological listing of the Barker family, beginning with William Barker's grant of land in 1618. Compiled by Erma J. Barker of Chesapeake, Virginia. Other family names listed include Brown, Barlow, Freeman, Andrews, Hill, Payne, Wallace, Sharp and Tatum.  Geographic locations listed include Surry County, Virginia, Southampton County, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, Petersburg, Virginia, Charles City County, Virginia, Goochland County, Virginia and Fauquier County, Virginia.

Folder 37: Barnes family history, 1982

Photocopy of James Barnes Family of Gates County, N. C. compiled by Ella Louise Powell Martens, July 26, 1982. Other family names listed include Martens, Frederick, Jennings, Sumner, Alston, Meroney, Benton, Wiggins, Hill, Brinkley, Taylor, Powell, Jones, Franklin, Speight, Savage, Howell, Ellis, Griffin, Boyce, Harrell, Perry, Thomas, Baker, Benton, Knight, Beamon, Arnold, Wood, Mathews, Harvey, Riddick, Pritchett and Clayton.  Geographic locations listed include Gates County, North Carolina, Birmingham, Alabama, Pasquotank County, North Carolina, Halifax County, North Carolina, Marshall County, Kansas, Wisconsin, and Chancellorsville, Virginia.

Folder 38: Baron Family Research, undated

Genealogical research, including family trees and other genealogical tables for the Baron family.  Prominent names include Samuel Barron, Cornelius Calvert, John Camp, Thomas Wake, George Chamberlayne, William Cowdrey, John Custis, Thomas Lawson, William Moseley, John Rodes, Jonathan Saunders, Sarah Alexina Taylor, Richard Taylor, Elizabeth Calvert, Walter Herron Taylor, John Thorogood, William Thorogood, Thomas Walke, William Walke, John Walke, Thomas Willoughby, and John Yardley.  Includes a typescript of “Commodore James Barron’s Narrative ‘An Account of the Meeting Between Commodores Barron & Decatur at Bladensburg on 22nd March, 1820,’ VFM 1643, G. W. Blunt Library, Mystic Seaport Museum (Annotations by W. M. P. Dunne, Ph. D.).”  Donated by John Hicherson.

Folder 39: Barraud Family Research, undated

Photocopied pages from Barraud: the Story of a Family by E. M. Barraud, 1967 and photocopied pages from Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of London, Vol. XX, No. 6, 1966 (for 1964).