Legends of Loudoun: An account of the history and homes of a border county of Virginia's Northern NeckWilliams, Harrison
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Legends of Loudoun: An account of the history and homes of a border county of Virginia's Northern Neck
Williams, Harrison
Historic buildings -- Virginia -- Loudoun County; Loudoun County (Va.) -- History
The exceptionally healthy climate, the rich and well watered lands of
Loudoun, together with the fine sport for horse lovers carried on
through its long hunting season, have proved a potent magnet to draw new
residents to the county. Country homes are constantly being created or
restored and surrounding farms are, for the most part, self-sustaining
and well handled. With Virginia's assumption of the rôle of a leader in
good roads, the old reproach of impassable highways has vanished.
And Loudoun is proud of her people. It is an American community, its
roots very deep in soil and tradition. It believes that it occupies that
part of the Commonwealth and Nation most conducive to a sane and healthy
life. Its sons and daughters sometimes, in following the beckoning
finger of fortune, wander far afield; but are prone to return equally
convinced with those who seldom leave the county that all in all no
better homeland anywhere can be found--devoutly believing that though
God might have made a fairer land, yet remaining strong in their
reasonable conviction that God never did.
INDEX
Abel, George, 223
Acquia Creek, 20
Adams, Francis, 127
Adams, George, 70
Adams, John, Pres't, 157
Adams, John Q., Pres't, 191, 193
Adams, Matthew, 167
Adams, Nathaniel, 126
Akernatatzy, 9
Alden, John, 42
Anderson, John, 79
Aldie, Battle of, 216
Aldie Castle, 167, 177
Aldie Manor, 177
Aldie Town, 62, 105, 167, 193, 214, 216, 217, 220
Aldridge, J. West, 216
Alexander, Ann, 160
Alexander, John, 127, 160
Alexander, John H., 203, 215
Alexander, John R. H., Judge and Mrs., x, 170, 216, 228
Alexandria, Christ Church, 119
Alexandria City, 86, 106, 119, 133, 166, 194
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp. R. R., 195, 229
Alexandria Pike, 21, 64, 66, 68, 74, 88, 90, 205
Alleghany River, 83
Algonquins, 2, 4, 16, 18, 20
Allen, Rev., 164
Alsop (Quoted), 15
Amidas, Philip, 10
Ameroleck, 7, 8
Anacostans, 20
Ancram, George, 131
Andrè, Major, 143 et seq.
Andrews, John, Rev., 72, 91
Anne, Queen, 45
Antietam Battle, 211
Appomattox, 221
Apprentices, 185, 186, 187
Arlington, Earl of, 14
Armand, Charles, 136
Armand's Legion, 136
Arnold, Benedict, 142 et seq.
Asbury, George, 127
Ashby's Gap, 39, 70, 99, 168, 218
Aubrey, Elizabeth, 42
Aubrey, Francis, 38, 39, 40, 42, 62, 72, 74, 120, 169, 173
Aubrey, Thomas, 120
Aubrey's Ferry, 120, 121
Austen, W., 186
Awsley, Henry, 125
Awsley, Poins, 125
Awsley, Thomas, 125
Bacon, Nathaniel, 16, 18
Bacon's Rebellion, 9, 15, 18
Bagley, John, 128
Bagnall, Anthony, 5
Baker, Col., 206
Balch, Edwin S., 231
Balch, L. P. W., 186
Balch, Thomas, 231
Balch, Thomas, Library, vii, ix, 231
Balch, Thomas W., 231
Ball, Burgess, Col., 168, 176, 182
Ball, Charles A., 229
Ball, Esther, 80
Ball, Fayette, 191, 196
Ball, George W., Capt., 170
Ball, James, 169
Ball, Mary, 38, 80
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