Bedford County Virginia Marriage Bonds 1735-1800 Genealogy Book

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Marriage Bonds of Bedford County, Virginia
1755-1800
Softbound    volume  totaling
99
pages. Book  is in excellent condition.  Just what you need  for genealogy research. Per the publisher;
Bedford County, Virginia, was formed from portions of  Albemarle and Lunenburg counties in 1753. These Bedford County marriage bonds,  the oldest of record, furnish the names of about 3,000 prospective brides and  grooms, and there are references to some 1,500 parents and sureties. This  edition is in an improved format, and the index of brides is in strict  alphabetical order. Augmenting this work is the Index of Wills, an alphabetical  list of several hundred testators with the probate dates.
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Brian Mitchell
Laminated  Sheets  totaling
4
pages. Is in new  condition. Per the publisher;
Designed to cover the basic elements of genealogical research in  just four pages, the "Genealogy at a Glance" series gives you as much useful  information in the space allotted as you’ll probably ever need. Compiled by  respected authorities, each "Genealogy at a Glance" piece is a four-page  distillation of the key ingredients in a given area of genealogical research.  Each can be read at a glance and used with total confidence.
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Just what you need  for genealogy research.
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