Genealogy--Research

Three photocopied documents pertaining to the histories of the Booth, Calvert and Taylor families.  The records include the descendant list for Robert Booth (1690-1759), descendant list for Richard Taylor (1771-1827) and Elizabeth Calvert (1774-1860), and genealogical charts for the Taylor family.  Other prominent family names mentioned include Walke, Cowdery, Baylor, Whiting, Brooke, Thornton, Waring, Robinson, and Latané.

Family genealogy notes, including birth, death, and marriage dates, and one family photograph.

An index with names related to the Bible of Joseph Taylor of the Taylor family of Maryland.

Family history report, family photograph with extensive annotations, copies of guardian bonds, marriage bonds, chancery records, minute book records, wills, property survey, and ecerpt from "Virginia Medical Monthly," and an original letter from George Fournier to Mr. Taylor dated July 16, 1886 pertainng to the Taylor family of Norfolk, Virginia.

Family histories, a copy of a letter, and an original letter described as "From Uncle John to Farrington Tazewell" Associated family names include Nivision. A variant spelling of the family name is Tazwell.

Research correspondence and copies of family Bible records pertaining to the Tebault family of Norfolk, Virginia. Associated family names include Avera, Batten, Bonney, Cheshire, Cornick, Edwards, Murden, Murray, Reid, Sawyer, Taylor, and Wright.

A reference sheet of genealogical sources pertaining to the Terrell family of North Carolina. Associated family names include Cook, Foreman and Woodley

Two "The Lineage" newsletters produced by the Tidewater Chapter of Virginia, Beach, Virginia of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. Issue date ranges include 1994-1995. Issues focus on local chapter events and research as well as national organization news.

Microfiche for the 1982 resources The Biographical Dictionary of Early Virginia, 1607-1660 and The Subject and Source Guide to Early Virginia, 1607-1660, edited by Ransom B. True from The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities in Richmond, Virginia. The collection also includes paper summaries for each resource.