A Guide to the Shelton Family Papers, 1797-1871
A Collection in
the Library of Virginia
Accession Number 24593
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Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions.
Use Restrictions
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Preferred Citation
Shelton Family Papers, 1797-1871, Accession 24593, Personal Papers Collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Mrs. Thomas R. Passagaluppi, 700 Princess Anne St., Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Scope and Content Information
These records concern lands in Stafford County and Lee
County, Virginia and Winston County, Mississippi. There is
also a pardon issued by President Andrew Johnson to John C.
Shelton of Stafford County.
Arrangement
Items are arranged chronologically.
Contents List
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a
Deed of Gift, 9 September 1797, John Conyers of Stafford County, Virginia, to his daughter, Lether Shelton, of Stafford County for 212 acres. Recorded in Stafford County, 9 October 1797, in Deed Book Y, which is no longer extant2 p.
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b
Deed, 8 February 1809, Robert Dunbar and Elizabeth, his wife, to Laurence Sanford, for unspecified acreage in Stafford County. Recorded in Stafford County, 13 June 1809. Recorded copy no longer extant.4 p.
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c
Deed, 14 [March] 1811, Robert Patton and John Minor, commissioners, to Laurence Sanford of Stafford County for 104 acres in Stafford County belonging to the estate of James Hunter deceased. Includes plat for land. Recorded in Stafford County 8 April 1811. See Stafford County Deed Book AA, 1809-1811, pp. 206-207.5 p.
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d
Deed, 5 March 1841, Thoms Lovorn and Sarah, his wife, to John C. Shelton for 80.67 acres in Winston County, Mississippi. Recorded in Winston County, Mississippi, 6 March 1841.3 p.
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e
Physical Location: located in oversize, box 56
1 leaf
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f
Power of attorney, 1 September 1841, from Agnes E. Brock, Benjamin L. Long, and Alexander Bell, of Green County, Alabama, to John C. Shelton to sell land of Joseph Brock in Lee County, Virginia. Brock, Long, and Bell are legatees adn distributees of Joseph Brock.3 p.
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g
Envelope, n.d.1 item
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h
Genealogical notes on the Shelton family, n.d.1 leaf