Data Sources for Revolutionary War Veteran Databases

26. Giles County Historical Society records. Compiled by Malcolm Phillips. Bymemorandum July 18, 1999.27. Fairfax County records. Compiled by Brian A. Conley. By letter, Aug. 3, 1999.28. Fairfax County Genealogical Society records. Compiled by Judith TaylorMcGarvey. By letter, Sept. 3, 1999.29. Floyd Courthouse Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution records.Marguerite Tise, respondent. By letter, Sept. 8, 1999.30. Patrick County Historical Society records. Barbara C. Baughan, staff researcher. Byletter, Aug. 4, 1999 and Dec. 18, 1999.31. Records of Historic Dumfries Inc. Compiled by David Shutt of Weems-BottsMuseum. By letter of Aug. 5, 1999.32. Records of Sgt. Maj. John Champe chapter of the SAR. Wynne C. Saffer, secretary.By letter of Sept. 10, 1999.33. Appomattox Historical Society records. By letter dated Aug. 2, 1999.34. Black’s Fort Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Abingdon.Eugenia S. Phillips, regent. By letter, Sept. 9,1999.35. Chesterfield Historical Society records. Rachel Lipowicz, cemetery committeechairman. By letter, Aug. 21, 1999.36. Campbell County Historical Society records. Eleanor Carson, cemetery committeechairman. By letter, Sept. 9, 1999. Also by letter from Revely B. Carwile Jr., societypresident, dated Sept. 13, 1999.37. King and Queen County Historical Society records. Caroline G. Jones, pastpresident. By letter, Sept. 8, 1999.38. Bassett Branch Historical Center records. By letter of Sept. 2,1999.39. Norfolk chapter of the Sons of American Revolution records. Carter B.S. Furr,president. By letter, Sept. 13, 1999.40. Wythe County Historical Society records. Returned by Mary B. Kegley. By letter,Sept. 12, 1999.41. Salem Museum records. John D. Long, curator, By letter, Sept. 9,1999.