From its Formation in 1734 to the End of Reconstruction in 1870; Compiled Mainly from Original Records, With a Brief Sketch of the Beginnings of Virginia, a Summary of Local Events to 1907, and a Map
Contents: Map of Orange County, Virginia
Chapter I. The seating of Virginia
Chapter II. The Genesis of Orange
Chapter III. Organization of the county
Chapter IV. The courthouses
Chapter V. The colonial churches
Chapter VI. Other old churches--The dissenters
Chapter VII. Indian antiquities
Chapter VIII. French and Indian Wars
Chapter IX. Orange in the Revolution
Chapter X. Germanna and the first settlers
Chapter XI. Progress to the mines
Chapter XII. The knights of the horseshoe
Chapter XIII. Physical features
Chapter XIV. Social and economic
Chapter XV. Crimes and punishments
Chapter XVI. The Orange Humane Society
Chapter XVII. From 1848 to 1861
Chapter XVIII. The war period
Chapter XIX. Reconstruction, 1865 to 1870
Chapter XX. Fiscal and statistical, 1870 to 1907
Chapter XXI. Miscellaneous
Chapter XXII. Biographical sketches
Chapter XXIII. Historic and other homes
Chapter XXIV. Being a personal retrospect
Appendices -Importations-Census 1782-Will of President Madison-War of 1812-War of the Revolution-Commissions, 1734-1783-Roster of the Montpelier Guards During John Brown's Raid, 1859-Roster of Confederate soldiers, 1861-1865-Members of various conventions-Members of the Colonial House of Burgesses
Chapter I. The seating of Virginia
Chapter II. The Genesis of Orange
Chapter III. Organization of the county
Chapter IV. The courthouses
Chapter V. The colonial churches
Chapter VI. Other old churches--The dissenters
Chapter VII. Indian antiquities
Chapter VIII. French and Indian Wars
Chapter IX. Orange in the Revolution
Chapter X. Germanna and the first settlers
Chapter XI. Progress to the mines
Chapter XII. The knights of the horseshoe
Chapter XIII. Physical features
Chapter XIV. Social and economic
Chapter XV. Crimes and punishments
Chapter XVI. The Orange Humane Society
Chapter XVII. From 1848 to 1861
Chapter XVIII. The war period
Chapter XIX. Reconstruction, 1865 to 1870
Chapter XX. Fiscal and statistical, 1870 to 1907
Chapter XXI. Miscellaneous
Chapter XXII. Biographical sketches
Chapter XXIII. Historic and other homes
Chapter XXIV. Being a personal retrospect
Appendices -Importations-Census 1782-Will of President Madison-War of 1812-War of the Revolution-Commissions, 1734-1783-Roster of the Montpelier Guards During John Brown's Raid, 1859-Roster of Confederate soldiers, 1861-1865-Members of various conventions-Members of the Colonial House of Burgesses
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