Only about 10 left (July, 1998) and sold for $33.
The above three books may be ordered at the price indicated (as of July 1998) directly from Larry at:
Includes Survey records, 1780-1799, court minutes, 1780-1801, Magistrated Memoranda 1817-1819; Court Record Books 1828-1835; District Court Records 1792-1797; Deeds, Sweet Springs Courthouse 1789-1808. Order: GHS Store or Iberian (Greenbrier Co.)
Deeds and Wills. 1750-52, 1754, 1769, 1783-84; Deed books 1-5. 1780-1814; Will Book 1, 1777-1833. Order: GHS Store or Iberian (Greenbrier Co.)
These are sold through the Greenbrier Historical Society in Lewisburg WV, Iberian Publishing Co. , Closson Press or others.
See detail List of contents.
Family of Mose Shuck (1784-1857) of Greenbrier Co. WVa. He born 1784 Virginia, died 1857 Greenbrier Co. VA. Married Mary Ann Fleshman. She born 1781 VA, died 1849 Greenbrier Co. VA. She dau. of Samuel, gd/o Robert, ggd/o Peter, gggd/o Zacharius b Germ arr 1717.
Greenbrier County [W] Va.
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 1: Early Survey Records, 1780-1799;
Early Court Minutes, 1780-1801 [1811]; Magistrate's Memoranda,
1817-1819; Court Record Books, 1828-1835; District Court Records,
1792-1797; Deeds, Sweet Springs Courthouse, 1789-1808 transcribed by
Larry Shuck. 1988, viii, 457 pages, 3 maps. When Greenbrier County was
established in 1778, it contained within its initial borders land that
eventually would form another eleven counties in what later became the
state of West Virginia. Sooner or later, any serious search in the
southern West Virginia area leads back to Greenbrier County records. A
most thorough index is provided in the current work, and it includes
more than eight thousand unique entries for a total of about
twenty-five thousand total references. [Grn1] $22.00
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 2: Personal property tax lists:
1782/83, 1786/88, 1792, 1796, 1799, 1805, 1815 transcribed by Larry
Shuck 1989, ix, 302 p. The author continues with the compiling of
Greenbrier's early records by the transcribing of selected personal
property tax lists for this county until the time when surviving
censuses are available to continue the search for ancestors. In the
years when a date of visitation is included (1792, 1796, & 1799) two
lists are available: one is presented in its entirety in alphabetic
order, the second in abbreviated fashion by date of visitation. In
this way the researcher can provide helpful clues as to who an
ancestor's neighbors were. [Grn2] $22.00
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 3: U.S. Federal Population
Schedules: 1820; 1830; 1840; & 1850 transcribed by Larry Shuck. 1990,
xii, 421 pages. A household-by-household transcription of four early
censuses is provided with a 71-page, triple-columned integrated index
for the complete volume. Statistical analyses of the data is provided
in the introduction. [Grn3] $22.00
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 4: Marriages of Greenbrier County,
[W.] Virginia, 1782-1900 transcribed by Larry Shuck. 3 volumes, 1991,
xii, 997 pages. This volume is a thorough and comprehensive listing
and abstracting of data from the marriage records of this most
important early West Virginia county. Up to 1863, the marriages are
part of Virginia's records, and after that date they fall within the
purview of West Virginia public record. A full and complete index of
all names is provided in volume 3 of the set; volume one includes a
surname frequency and the complete abstracts sorted alphabetical by
husband's name; volume 2 uses the bride's maiden name as the sort key.
In this way, many family relationships can easily be seen which would
not be visible while scattered throughout the data. This is a most
important work for this early county's records. [Grn4] {3v.set} $49.95
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 5: Greenbrier County, [W.] Virginia,
Deeds & Wills; Early miscellaneous deeds, 1750-52, 1754, 1769,
1783-84; Deed Books 1-5, 1780-1814; Will Book 1, 1777-1833 transcribed
by Larry Shuck. 1992, iv, 362 pages. This book is a thorough and
comprehensive listing and abstracting of data from the earliest extant
deed and will records of this important central West Virginia county.
A full and complete name index is provided. [Grn5] $22.00
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 6: Greenbrier County, [W.] Virginia,
Death Records, 1853-1900 transcribed by Larry Shuck. 1993, iv, 399
pages. This sixth volume in the series by Shuck furnishes a thorough
and comprehensive listing and abstracting of all the data from the
death registers of this most important central West Virginia county. A
full and complete name index is provided. [Grn6] $22.00
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 7: Greenbrier County, [W.] Virginia,
Land Entry Book, 1780-1786 transcribed by Helen S. Stinson. 1994,
xxii, 297 pages. Originally published in 1984, this new edition has
been retypeset, and a full name index provided to aid researchers. The
first land record book for Greenbrier covers not only the current
county area, but "Greater Greenbrier as it was originally created, a
county encompassing nearly all of central West Virginia and extending
to the Ohio River. In this first book are found hundreds of preemption
grants given to settlers who occupied lands in the region prior to the
county's creation, and a wealth of information can be gleaned about
the very earliest settlers of the county and region from this volume.
[Grn7] $24.95
GREENBRIER COUNTY RECORDS, Volume 8: Birth Records of Greenbrier
County, [W.] Virginia, 1853-1898 transcribed by Larry Shuck. 2
volumes, 1995, iv, 614 pages. The birth records are extracted from two
nineteenth century registers; The second register includes not only
name, sex, race, date of death, and parents of the deceased (as does
the other register, but also notes the age of each parent and the
number of children born to them. A valuable addition to the growing
collection of Greenbrier records. Includes more than 17,000 entries
from circa 2,200 families. [Grn8] {2v.set} $29.95
For more records pertaining to GREENBRIER COUNTY, [W.] VIRGINIA see
also:
o Revolutionary "Publick" Claims series
o Fayette County (W.Va.)
Fayette County [West] Virginia
THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 1850 FOR FAYETTE COUNTY [W.] VIRGINIA
transcribed by Larry G. Shuck. 1991, iv, 127 pages, index. Fayette
County was created in 1831 from portions of Logan, Greenbrier,
Nicholas and Kanawha counties. In 1833 Fayette gave a small parcel of
territory back to Greenbrier County, and in 1839 another small parcel
was returned to Kanawha County. Raleigh County was formed in 1850 from
the southern part of Fayette, and also in that year a slight
adjustment was made in the boundary line between Fayette and Kanawha
counties, with territory accruing to Fayette. The current booklet is
an accurate and thorough transcription of the first census for Fayette
County, West Virginia, in which all members of each household were
listed individually by name. This volume contains over one thousand
unique surname entries. A valuable source for genealogists. A complete
index is provided. [Fy50] $12.95
THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 1870 FOR FAYETTE COUNTY [W.] VIRGINIA
transcribed by Larry G. Shuck. 1991, iv, 224 pages, index. The author
has done a great service in rendering an accurate transcription of
this census work which is extremely difficult to use in its original
state due to a poor hand and pencilled entries. A complete index is
provided. [Fy70] $17.95
FAYETTE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA DEATH RECORDS, 1866-1899 transcribed by
Larry G. Shuck. 1994, iv, ca 220 pages, index. The author has done a
great service in rendering an accurate transcription of this work. A
complete index is provided. [Fydr] $17.95
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