Colored Good Templars form "Queen Victoria Lodge No. 37," 1881 Names not yet indexed, but surnames include the following:
TEAMOB, WATKINS, PERRY, YOUNG, BAXTER, CHERRY, ROGERS, SAWYER
Buy Christmas Gifts from E. BALL, Merchant, 1880
Mayor's Court News, 1880 BAIRD, LAND, HAMPTON, WILSON, WASHINGTON, KELLUM
Norfolk's Oldest Citizen William WALKE Celebrates Birthday, 1881
CUTHRIELL & GINGRICH, Dentists, 1881
L. J. O'NEILL Manages the Club House Restaurant, 1881
County Court News, 1881 SPALDING, HOSTETTER, EDWARDS
News from the Mayor's Court, 1881 Now indexed! Surnames include: LAMB, CURTIS, BENTSEN, SIMMONS, DALTON, MORRISEY, FARREN, FRASER, FENTRESS, SMITH, THOMPSON, VELLINES
Schooner Aground on Diamond Shoals, 1881
William REIDY, Practical Horseshoer, 1881
Naval Orders at Norfolk, 1881 Not yet indexed, but surnames include: AMORY, CALKINS, BRUMBY, KENNEY, SCHWERINE, SMITH, ZANE
Unmailable Letters in the Norfolk Post Office, 1881 Surames include the following: JOHNSTON, EDWARDS, CURRIER & IVES, OPHELIA, LEE, DAUPHIN, CREED, GREGORY
J. W. RANDOLPH Sells Davies' Celebrated Corn Plaister, Norfolk, 1835
ALLYN & ROBERTSON Advertise Soapstone Furnaces, Norfolk, 1835
William LANCE Bids to Construct Steamers, 1873
J. J. MORRIS, Dealer in Drugs & Chemicals, 1879
W. Irving TAYLOR, Artist, 1879
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers, Norfolk, 1879 STURTEVANT, WILLIAMSON, THOMPSON, VAUGHAN, PARKER, TUER, CUMMINS, ROWAN
Various Norfolk Sinners Visit the Mayor's Court, VA, 1879 KELLEY, MITCHELL, PITT, HENLEY, CASSIDY, DONOVAN, O'CONNOR
Poem: How Cruel is Fate! A silly trifle from an 1879 issue of the Norfolk Virginian.
Myer MYERS Urges Brazilians to Register with Consulate, 1835
Frank WISE Stricken
with Paralysis, 1901
LEE Brothers,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants, 1901
John C. HODGES is
Leaving Virginia, 1835.
Liverpool Salt just in
on the James Bayley. See Jno. ALLMAND, Maxwell's Wharf. 1835
Runaway White Boy! Missing: One Exasperating James
BRUNET, Norfolk, 1835
W. B. SOREY
Provides Sporting Goods, 1901
PERKINS & SMITH,
Practical Horseshoeing, 1901
G.
M. MEREDITH Guarantees this Hemorrhoid Cure! 1901
"Tatemsville"
for sale; Slave for sale, 1835 TATEM,
REID
Suspected
Runaway Slave Henry DRURY Held in Norfolk Jail, 1826 BARNARD
Portsmouth
News
Storm
Damage at Norfolk, 1801
News
from 1857: TINES, MATHEWS
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