Box 1
Contains 101 Results:
John Fairfax - letter with illegible text, 1823 March 08
Letter has illegible postmark, possibly a bill. Addressed to Fairfax at Prince William Occaquan, Virginia.
John Fairfax - record of 1805 marriage, 1824 November 12
Washington Johnson married Elizabeth Poston; Frederick County, Maryland
Jacob B [possibly Ball] to John Fairfax, 1824 April 06
Have not heard further about missing trunk of medicine. Assume it has reached its destination.
Philip Doddridge to John Fairfax, 1827 February 13
Discusses prior and future terms of court and testimony. Testimony given by Mr. Hubbard. Bills and documents to be sent to Doddridge's office.
W. B. Cul[?] to John Fairfax, 1828 March 29
Mr. Doddridge was not available as expected for testimony; writer doubtful about having case fully prepared for July term.
James A. F. Martin to John Fairfax, 1830
Various family and social matters. Two Irish men in jail for killing young Mr. Menear.
Buckner Fairfax to Rebecca Fairfax, 1838 January 17
Five-day stay in Richmond; is concerned about her during her confinement; addressed to her at Dunkard Bottom Cheat River; had sent earlier letter from Romney with $10
[A. J. Smith], Clarksburg, to Col. John Fairfax, Preston County, 1838 January 22
Request for information regarding the sale of two [tracts], offers to meet in Pruntytown.
Military Notice to Officers of 104th Regiment, 1838 October 14
From Col. John Rodeheaver; Battalion Court at Guseman's Store and Franconville.
Preston County Academy - remarks by Rev. Howells at close of school session, 1845 October 02
Rev. Howells is the teacher. "The flame of liberty is extinguished in Greece and Rome but the light of its glowing embers are still bright and strong on the shores of America."