Pamunkey neighbors of Orange County, Virginia : Lindsay, Mills, Montague, Stevens, and related families and neighbors/ compiled and edited by Ruth Trickey Sparacio & Sam Sparacio

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Includes index.

"Transcriptions from the original files of County Courts in Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri of wills, deeds, order books & marriages as well as some family lines." -- T.p.

"More than one hundred years after the first settlers arrived in the Virginia Colony, some of their descendants ... had migrated to the forks and branches of the Pamunkey River in Orange County (North Fork of the North Anna River). Our chronicle is concerned with the Pamunkey Neighbors, where they came from, who stayed in Orange County and who migrated westward into Kentucky, Missouri and Texas." -- Pref.

"Emphasis is placed on four ancestral families, the Montagues, from Peter Montague who arrived in the Virginia colony in 1621 to Sarah Montague who married John Stevens in 1755; the Stevens, from John Stevens who died in Caroline County in 1744 ..., to Sarah Montague Stevens who married Charles Alfred Caleb Lindsay in Orange County in 1785; the Mills, from Charles Mills of Hanover County to Ceiley Mills, who married Landon Lindsay in Orange County in 1811; the Lindsay, from Caleb Lindsay, who died in Essex County in 1717, ...." -- P. i.

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Bibliography: p. 574.

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