Old Churches, Ministers And Families Of Virginia : In Two Volumes (Vol. 1)

Old Churches, Ministers And Families Of Virginia In Two Volumes. Vol. I By Bishop Meade (William Meade) Contents of Vol. 1: ARTICLE I. .Recollections of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia, during the Present Century. With a Brief Notice of its Earlier History. By Bishop Meade. ARTICLE II. Recollections of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Virginia during the Present Century. ARTICLE III. The Parish of James City. ARTICLE IV. The Parish of James City. —No. 2. ARTICLE V. The Parish of James City. —No. 3. ARTICLE VI. The Parish of James City. —No. 4. ARTICLE VII. Being an appendix to the articles on James City parish, and containing a further account of the Jaquelines, Amblers, and Jamestown. — No. 5. ARTICLE VIII. The Parish of James City. —No. 6. Some Notes On Jamestown ; Supplementary To Bishop Meade's Articles. ARTICLE IX. Henrico Parish. —No. 1. Rolph’s Letter To Sir Thomas Dale ARTICLE X. Henrico Parish. —No. 2. ARTICLE XI. Williamsburg, Bruton Parish. —No. 1. ARTICLE XII. Williamsburg, Bruton Parish. —No. 2. ARTICLE XIII. Williamsburg, Bruton Parish. —No. 3. ARTICLE XIV. Williamsburg, Bruton Parish. —No. 4. ARTICLE XV. Williamsburg, Bruton Parish. — No. 5. ARTICLE XVI. York-Hampton Parish. —No. 1. ARTICLE XVII. York-Hampton Parish. —No. 2. ARTICLE XVIII. Hampton Parish, Elizabeth City County, and Parishes in Warwick. ARTICLE XIX. Lynnhaven Parish, Princess Anne County. ARTICLE XX. Hungar's Parish, Northampton County. ARTICLE XXI. Parishes in Accomac. ARTICLE XXII. Parishes in Norfolk County. ARTICLE XXIII. Parishes in Nansemond. —No. 1. ARTICLE XXIV. Parishes in Nansemond. —No. 2. ARTICLE XXV. Parishes in Isle of Wight and Southampton. ARTICLE XXVI. Parishes in Charles City, Surrey, and Sussex. ARTICLE XXVII. Parishes in Gloucester. —No. 1. Petsworth and Kingston. ARTICLE XXVIII. Gloucester County, Abington, and Ware. No. 2. ARTICLE XXIX. Gloucester. — No. 3. History of Selim, the Algerine Convert. ARTICLE XXX. Gloucester. — No. 4. Supplement to the Articles on Gloucester ARTICLE XXXI. Parishes in Middlesex. —No. 1. ARTICLE XXXII. Parishes in Middlesex. — No. 2. ARTICLE XXXIII. Parishes in King and Queen and King William. Stratton Major. ARTICLE XXXIV. Parishes in New Kent. St. Peter's and Blissland Parishes. ARTICLE XXXV. Parishes in Essex County. — No. 1. South Farnham. ARTICLE XXXVI. Parishes in Essex. No. 2. St. Anne’s Parish. ARTICLE XXXVII. Parishes in Caroline County. St. Mary's, St. Margarett's, St. Asaph, Drysdale. ARTICLE XXXVIII. Parishes in Hanover County. —No. 1. St. Paul's and St. Martin's. ARTICLE XXXIX. Parishes in Hanover. —No. 2. ARTICLE XL. Parishes in Prince George, Martins Brandon, and Bristol ARTICLE XLI. Parishes in Chesterfield, Dale, and Manchester. ARTICLE XLII. St. James Northam, Goochland County. ARTICLE LXIII. King William Parish, or Manakintown, the Huguenot Settlement on James River. ARTICLE XLIV. Parishes in Dinwiddie and Brunswick Counties. Bath Parish. ARTICLE XLV. Parishes in Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, and Charlotte Counties. Cumberland Parish. .................................................... Author: William Meade was an American Episcopal bishop, the third Bishop of Virginia. Read more