| Page | Contributor |
Volume 31, Number 1, Spring 2000 (Pages 1 to 59) | | |
Prohibition Fever: 1893-1926 | 3 | Martha A. McIntire |
1915 Directory of Louisa County | 8 | Doris Perkins Meredith |
Spanish Lady Visits Louisa: 1918 Influenza Epidemic | 28 | Vickie Hopkins Southall |
Quail School, 1922-1923 | 45 | Nancy Merle Agee |
Then and Now | 48 | Eugenia T. Bumpass |
Remembering the Great Depression | 52 | Grace Hannah Watkins |
Did You Know??? | 59 | Pattie Cooke |
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Volume 31, Number 2, Fall 2000 (Pages 60 to 116) | | |
Courthouse Renovation Program | 63 | |
Courthouse Rededication Address | 65 | Honorable Judge Harry L. Carrico |
Reflections about the Courthouse | 69 | Honorable Dean P. Agee |
Poindexter's Store | 75 | Pattie P. Cooke |
Excerpts from H.R. Terrell's Addresses | 84 | Pattie P. Cooke |
Memories of World War II, Joe Terrell's Store and Buckner School | 85 | Marilyn B. Corker |
Memories of a World War II Soldier | 91 | Walter F. Scott |
On the Home Front During World War II | 94 | Janet L. Cameron |
The Harriet Branham Diary -- Nov. 6, 1861 to May 24, 1862 | 96 | Louis Mittleman, Jr. |
Did You Know | 109 | From the Extension Service in Louisa County |
Index | 110 | |
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Volume 32, Number 1, Spring 2001 (Pages 1 to 56) | | |
Poindexter | 3 | Pattie Cooke |
The Harriet Branham Diary -- Nov. 6, 1861 to May 24, 1862 | 11 | Louis Mittleman, Jr. |
Lawn Party at Forest Hill Church | 25 | Mattie M. Danne |
Strong Family of Louisa and Hanover Counties: 1760- | 27 | Herma McAllister Deal |
Post Offices of Louisa County, 1800-2001 | 36 | Grace Hannah Watkins |
Establishment of Huon Post Office | 43 | LCHS Museum |
Portraits in the Courthouse | 45 | Pattie Cooke |
Tribute to Aleck Keane | 51 | Louis Mittelman |
Kincanon Canning Company Contract | 53 | Doris Perkins Meredith |
Did You Know? | 54 | |
In Memoriam | 56 | |
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Volume 32, Number 2, Fall 2001 (Pages 59 to 112) | | |
The Formation of the Louisa County Historical Society - A Tribute to Porter C. Wright | 59 | John B. Gilmer |
Fox Hunt of 1870 | 62 | William B. Goodwin |
The Hendrick Plantation | 64 | William H. Kiblinger, compiled by Eugenia Bumpass |
Buck Hill | 74 | Claudia Chisholm |
The Gardner Sisters After the War | 78 | Jill Ramsey |
Update on the Restoration of White Walnut (continued) | 94 | Michael B. Seaton |
The Karl Harris Store in Bumpass, VA | 98 | Marilyn Byrd Corker |
Hasher Family Bible | 101 | Bernard E. Watkins, Jr. |
Index | 103 | |
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Volume 33, Number 1, Spring 2002 (Pages 1 to 42) | | |
Roots in Buckner | 3 | Ann Terrell Garrett |
Public Colored School #9, February, 1886 | 19 | Alice Burrows |
End of An Era: The Last Years of the Gardner Sisters | 21 | Jill Ramsey |
Reflections of Easter of Bygone Years | 32 | Josephine D. Wertham |
Gum Spring | 34 | R. Daniel Booton |
Annual Report of the Board of School Commissioners for 1861 | 38 | The Central Virginian |
Annual Report of the Superintendent of Schools for 1861 | 40 | The Central Virginian |
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Volume 33, Number 2, Fall 2002 (Pages 45 to 101) | | |
Roots in Buckner (continued) | 45 | Ann Terrell Garrett |
Excerpts From A Child of Northeastern Louisa County | 51 | Captain John H. Garrett, Jr. |
Good Road Convention at Louisa March 10, 1917 | 53 | Hervey Rosser Terrell |
Letter from Robt. Hart to Hervey Terrell | 62 | Captain John 11. Garrett, Jr. |
Christmas Is a Time for Remembering | 63 | Leona Woolfolk, intro by Josephine D. Werthan |
The Native Americans of Louisa County | 66 | Michael B. Seaton |
Grandma Jo Remembers Her Childhood | 73 | Jill Ramsey |
Mr. Richard Shelton's Tour of Country Stores | 88 | Pattie Cooke |
Reflections on Railroading in Louisa County | 90 | A.G. Johnson |
Index | 97 | |
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Volume 34, Number 1, Spring 2003 (Pages 1 to 38) | | |
Letter from Susan Dabney Morris Watson, 1832 | 3 | Henry Taylor |
The Native Americans of Louisa County | 7 | Michael B. Seaton |
A History of Williams/South Anna Baptist Church | 14 | Eugenia Bumpass |
History of Berea Baptist Church | 35 | Anna Atkins Duffer |
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Volume 34, Number 2, Fall 2003 (Pages 45 to 66) | | |
Timberlake's Mill | 45 | Dr Malcolm Harris |
Scholar and Linguist Spends Sunset of Life in Louisa | 47 | Lynn G. Guilford |
Susan D. Watson's Application for Amnesty | 49 | Henry Taylor |
Letter of Joseph L. Wills, 1919 | 51 | Pattyie Cooke |
Private Hadder's War | 53 | C. Champion Bowles, Jr |
A Letter from Louisa | 59 | Jill Ramsey |
Index | 62 | |
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Volume 35, Number 1, Spring 2004 (Pages 1 to 166) | | |
Portrait of an Old Confederate | 1 | Jill Ramsey |
The Hart Family Papers | 8 | Kenneth Lancaster |
Military Activity at Fredericks Hall During the War Between the States | 18 | Col. Walbrook Davis Swank |
The Battle of Trevilians, Miscellaneous Commentary | 27 | W G. Ryckman |
Mother's Race Across Battlefield Is Recalled | 35 | Thomas A. Whitlock |
Netherlands, House and Tavern | 41 | |
A Tribute to J. Murry Vest | 47 | Mrs. J Murry Hill |
Monument Erected to a Faithful Slave | 56 | Doniphan Purcell Howland |
Louisa County, Virginia, Survivors of the Immortal Six Hundred | 60 | Paul Murphy |
Excerpts from the "Recollections" of R. T. W. Duke, Jr | 64 | Doniphan Purcell Howland |
Civil War Letters of John Barret Pendleton | 66 | Anne Pendleton Forrest |
Letter from the Front | 72 | David A. Kean & Margaret Kean Mulawa |
Civil War Letter | 75 | Louis Leake Kean |
Civil War Letter | 76 | Malcolm Hart Harris |
Letter to A Confederate Camp | 83 | |
Civil War Letter | 86 | Louis Leake Kean |
Letter from Mrs. Waters, the Mother of Six Union Soldiers | 88 | Eugenia T Bumpass |
Letter from William Wood to his Father Latane M. Wood | 91 | Frances Henson Atkins and Porter C. Wright |
Letters of Maj. Gen. Alvin Coe Voris | 93 | Mrs. Nancy C. Baird |
Letters of Maj. Gen. Alvin Coe Voris (continued) | 98 | Mrs. Nancy C. Baird |
Civil War Comrades | 104 | Ms. Lizzie Brook Goodwin |
Oakland Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions | 108 | Porter C. Wright |
Civil War Deaths | 123 | Claudia Anderson Chisholm |
Another View of the War | 125 | Janice L. Abercrombie |
The Confederate Monument at Louisa, Virginia | 128 | Porter C. Wright |
What Louisa Did in the War Between the States | 137 | Dr. J William Jones |
Speech of William Callis Kean at Confederate Monument Dedication | 148 | Louis Leake Kean |
Civil War Letters of John Taylor Anderson | 151 | Pattie Pavlansky Cooke |
Walker Correspondence February 1864 | 158 | Thomas A. Whitlock |
David M. Hunter Letter | 161 | Thomas A. Whitlock |
A Soldier's Death | 163 | Pattie Cooke |
Brackett's | 166 | George Nolting |
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Volume 35, Number 2, Fall 2004 (Pages 167 to 207) | | |
Louisa County Memorial Medical Service Center | 167 | Marilyn Byrd Corker |
Hill-Burton Act | 170 | Marilyn Byrd Corker |
A Personal Odyssey of Discovery | 172 | Michael B. Seaton |
Dr. Nan Cooke Carpenter | 177 | Eugenia T Bumpass |
The Restoration of the Crank Building | 180 | |
Dedication; of the Crank Building Photos | 183 | |
Free Union Gospel Church | 186 | Evelina D. Thurston & C. Champion Bowles Jr. |
Chataigne’s Virginia Gazetteer, Louisa County 1888-1889 | 194 | Frank B. Boxley |
Index | 201 | |
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Volume 36, Fall 2005 (Pages 1 to 86) | | |
A Louisa Icon | 1 | C. Champion Bowles |
Buffalo Soldiers | 4 | Judy Seaton |
Did You Know? | 7 | C. Champion Bowles |
Dr. Nan Cooke Carpenter | 8 | Eugenia T Bumpass |
Peter Crawford List | 13 | Pattie Cooke |
Free Union Gospel Church | 15 | Evelima Thurston and C. Champion Bowles |
Colonel Bartlett A. Henson | 22 | Pattie Cooke |
History of Louisa County Airport/Freeman Field | 24 | James Bell |
Lasley United Methodist Church | 31 | Eddie Hottinger |
Lasley Ladies Aid Society Ledger | 34 | Pattie Cooke |
Mineral Milling Co., Louisa Electric and Power Co., Mineral Crystal Ice, Co | 42 | Janice L. Abercrombie |
The Profile of a Go-Getter | 55 | Eugenia T Bumpass |
Louisa Monument to the Confederate Dead: 100th Anniversary Rededication Ceremony | 72 | Judy Seaton |
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Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2006 (Pages 37 to 50) | | |
Activities of a Historical Society Intern | 1 | Stefanie Wallace |
G O L D | 19 | Michael Gillespie |
Katrina Aftermath | 27 | David L. Stone |
Gas Tax | 32 | W.A.C. Pettit donated papers |
Lawrence Family Oral History | 33 | Gordon B. Lawrence |
Memories of Louisa High School (1927-1938) | 35 | Mary "E" Wright Mills Richardson |
Moving Bethany Christian Church | 43 | |
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Volume 37, Number 2, Fall 2006 (Pages 51 to 108) | | |
A Letter to "Mr. President" | 51 | Porter C. Wright |
From a jail to a Museum | 53 | Porter C. Wright |
Louisa County Standard Measure | 59 | Porter C. Wright |
Memories of Porter C. Wright | 65 | |
The New Home of LCHS | 70 | |
Secretary's Report | 72 | |
Selected Documents | 85 | W.A.C. Pettit donated papers |
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Volume 38, Number 1, Spring 2007 (Pages 1 to 56) | | |
The Doles Family History | 1 | Linda K. Queen |
Martha Long Gates Moss | 12 | Charles H. Gates |
Latouche Island Mining Venture | 14 | Charles H. Gates |
Agreement Between Alice Hanger and H. C. Long | 24 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
Tobacco Spitting Contest | 26 | The Central Virginian |
March Court Day | 27 | |
The Education of Quintus | 31 | Jabez Quintus Massie |
Provenance of the Sargeant-Pettit House | 34 | John B. Gilmer |
Trevilians Post Office | 35 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
Louisa's First High School | 44 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
Kiskiack: The Henry Lee House, Yorktown, VA and Jamestown 2007 | 46 | Doniphan Purcell Howland |
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Volume 38, Number 2, Fall 2007 (Pages 57 to 136) | | |
The Doles Family History | 57 | Linda K. Queen |
Early Louisa County Rail and Highway Contractors | 73 | Standard F. Lanford |
Good Things to Eat and How to Prepare Them | 84 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
Two Letters | 88 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
1915 Directory of Louisa County | 91 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
Index | 113 | |
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Volume 39, Number 1, Spring 2008 (Pages 1 to 42) | | |
1915 Directory of Louisa County (cont.) | 1 | Louisa County Historical Society Archives |
The Rediscovery of Green Springs Depot | 19 | J. K. Brandau |
Post Civil War Economics Rejuvenation and the General Store: Louisa County 1867-1901 | 25 | Durwood H. Willis |
A Tail Clamp | 34 | Brooke Goodwin Winston |
Thinking of Days Gone By | 35 | Lawrence A. Shumake |
Retiring, Retiring | 42 | Judy Seaton |
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Volume 39, Number 2, Fall 2008 (Pages 43 to 93) | | |
Live Cannonballs Destroyed | 43 | Michael B. Seaton |
The Sargeant Museum | 44 | Michael B. Seaton |
Before Pictures | 49 | |
Preview of the Museum | 50 | |
The Office and Archival Room | 58 | Michael Seaton, Chair |
Native Peoples | 59 | Michael Seaton, Chair |
Louisa After the Revolutionary War | 63 | Michael Seaton, Chair |
Civil War | 67 | Michael Seaton, Chair |
Education | 72 | Elaine Taylor, Chair |
Government | 77 | Doniphan Purcell Howland, Chair |
Transportation | 83 | Willie Gentry, Chair |
Index | 91 | |
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Volume 40, Number 1, Spring 2009 (Pages 1 to 54) | | |
Postcards | 1 | Noel G. Harrison |
The Belvins, Francks, and Poindexters of Louisa County | 4 | Lisa M. Ritter |
Fort Mineral | 13 | Janice Abercrombie |
Walton Letters | 18 | Tom Walton |
The Pen | 39 | J. K. Brandau |
Tidbits | 47 | Archival Volunteers |
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Volume 40, Number 2, Fall 2009 (Pages 55 to 108) | | |
Update and Correction for The Belvins, Francks, and Poindexters of Louisa County | 55 | Lisa M. Ritter |
Gone West from Louisa | 56 | Willie Gentry, Stan Lanford, Bernice Kube |
Sarah Jennings Will | 63 | Janice Abercrombie |
Double Count: An Ancestor Listed Twice in the 1880 Census | 69 | Natonne Elaine Kemp |
The Story of Winston Hall | 80 | Josephine Neal |
Roundabout Meeting House | 89 | Bernice Houchins |
Turner's Mill | 92 | Cliff Wallow |
Letters from W.A.C. Pettit | 96 | LCHS Archives |
Index | 101 | |
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