Virginia documents [manuscript], 1767-1784.

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Virginia documents [manuscript], 1767-1784.

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Summons, 1767 April 21, George the Third . . .to the Sheriff of Dinwiddie County, Va. . . .to summon James Boisseau. . . in behalf of Edward Pegram. . . .Signed, Geo. Nicholas. . . . Justices of the Peace appointment, 1784 July 1, The Commonwealth of Virginia . . .Court of the County of Prince George. . . . appointed. . . .Justice of the Peace. . . Signed, Benj. Harrison.

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