Loudoun County, Virginia 1810 Census by John Vogt
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Loudoun County, Virginia 1810 Census by John Vogt

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Loudoun County, Virginia 1810 Census by John VogtJohn Vogt's transcription of the Loudoun County, Virginia 1810 Census, from the original images. Illustrations, maps, full name index. This is the first surviving census for Loudoun, since both the 1790 and 1800 censuses have been lost. The transcription is in the order of the original document as it was taken by Stephen Roszel, the enumerator. A full name index is procvided for easy reference. Loudoun was an important and populous county (more than

John Vogt's transcription of the Loudoun County, Virginia 1810 Census, from the original images.

Illustrations, maps, full name index.

This is the first surviving census for Loudoun, since both the 1790 and 1800 censuses have been lost. The transcription is in the order of the original document as it was taken by Stephen Roszel, the enumerator. A full name index is procvided for easy reference. Loudoun was an important and populous county (more than 21,000 in 1810) in the Northern Neck and was a gateway westward during the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

This and other 1810 censuses are transcribed by the author from the original images, and while many of Virginia's censuses are available online, they oftentimes are replete with misreadings. Caveat emptor!

Surnames found in this book:

Abbott, Abel, Acres, Adams, Adelman, Adkins, Aka, Alan, Alder, Alders, Alexander, Allen, Allison, Ambler, Amick, Ammerly, Ancors, Anders, Anderson, Andrews, Ansel, Ardon, Armistead, Armstrong, Arnedd, Ash, Ashdon, Atcher, Athey, Atwell, Ault, Awbrey, Axline

Babel, Bagant, Bagby, Bailey, Baily, Bain, Baker, Baldwin, Balenger, Bales, Ball, Banks, Barlow, Barr, Barruck, Barrycraft, Bartlett, Barton, Bassel, Bateman, Bates, Batson, Bayley, Beal, Beans, Beard, Beaser, Beaty, Beaugh/Braugh, Beavers, Beberidge, Beck, Beckwith, Begarley, Bell, Bellard, Belton, Bennett, Benson, Bently, Berkins, Berkley, Bernett, Berry, Best, Betts, Beveridge, Bigsby, Binder, Binns, Birdsall, Biset, Bitser, Blackburn, Bladen, Blakeley, Blaker, Blincoe, Blocksom, Bogar, Boger, Boggess, Bogue, Bolon, Bolton, Bond, Bonham, Booth, Boss, Bost, Bots, Botts, Bouts, Bowen, Bowls, Boyd, Boys, Bradden, Braden, Bradey, Bradfield, Bradshaw, Brady, Brandon, Brent, Briant, Bridges, Bridiwell, Brisco, Brister, Brite, Broadwaters, Bronaugh, Brook, Brookbank, Brooks, Brown, Buck, Buckhanon, Buckingham, Buckley, Buckner, Bunnel, Bunnell, Burgoine, Burk, Burkby, Burnhouse, Burson, Buskirk, Butler

Caldwell, Camp, Campbell, Canby, Cane, Carlisle, Carna, Carne, Carnes, Carpenter, Carr, Carrell, Carrico, Carter, Cartnail, Casey, Casidy, Caster, Cavans, Chambers, Chamblin, Chance, Channell, Chaple, Chew, Chichester, Chick, Chilton, Chinn, Cimmons, Claggett, Clark, Clary, Clay, Clayton, Clemons, Clendening, Cleveland, Clews, Clice, Clifford, Cline, Clip, Cloud, Clune, Cochrane, Cockrill, Coe, Cole, Coleman, Collett, Collins, Colweg, Combs, Comiter, Comphor, Conner, Cook, Cooke, Coonts, Cooper, Copeland, Cordel, Cordell, Cornwall, Cosier, Cost, Cowgil, Cox, Coxsin, Craig, Crane, Crannet, Craven, Creamer, Crim, Crooks, Crooper, Cross, Crouch, Crow, Crumpton, Cruthis, Cullison, Culverhouse, Cummings, Cummins, Cunnard, Curle, Currey, Curtis, Cusic

Dagg, Dailey, Damewood, Danell, Daniel, Darnell, Darnes, Darr, Davis, Dawson, Day, Debell, Delaney, Dennis, Derrey, Derry, Derum, Detro, Dever, Dike, Dilla, Dillon, Dillyhunt, Dimick, Dishman, Divers, Divine, Dixson, Dodd, Donaldson, Dorrell, Dorsey, Doudle, Douglas, Douglass, Dow, Dowdle, Dowling, Downs, Dows, Drake, Drean, Drish, Duff, Dulin, Dunahoo, Dunkin, Dunn, Dunnom, Dunom, Durr, Dyer

Eaches, Earnest, Eblin, Ecton, Edwards, Eidson, Eliker, Ellgin, Ellice, Elliott, Ellmore, Ellsey, Emery, Emison, Eskridge, Evans, Eveland, Everhart, Ewers

Fadeley, Farmer, Farnesworth, Farrell, Farris, Faucett, Fawley, Ferrell, Fields, Filler, Findlay, Firth, Fitch, Fitcher, Fitsuu, Fitzsimmons, Flemming, Flowers, Floyd, Flurry, Foley, Foller, Fooks, Forgason, Forgison, Fouch, Fowler, Fox, Francis, Fredd, Freeman, French, Fritts, Frost, Frut, Fry, Fulkerson, Fulkison, Fulton, Funk, Furnace, Furr

Gaines, Galliher, Gardner, Garner, Garret, Garrett, Gaugh, Gault, George, Gest, Gheen, Gibbons, Gibbs, Gibson, Giddy, Gilder, Giles, Gill, Gillmore, Gillum, Gladden, Glascock, Glassgow, Goings, Goley, Goodhart, Goodlow, Goodwin, Gophenour, Gore, Gorum, Gouer, Gourley, Gourly, Grady, Grant, Graves, Gray, Grayson, Green, Greenleas, Greenwald, Gregg, Gregory, Greyham, Griffin, Griffith, Grimes, Grubb, Guest, Guides, Gulatt, Gulick, Gunn, Guy

Hagerman, Hague, Haines, Hair, Hall, Hamett, Hamilton, Hammerly, Hammet, Hampton, Hand, Handey, Handley, Harden, Hardey, Harding, Hardister, Hardon, Hardy, Harp, Harper, Harrison, Harriss, Hart, Harvey, Hatcher, Hauling, Havener, Havenner, Hawkins, Hawley, Hays, Head, Heath, Heaton, Heator, Heeth, Henderson, Hendrick, Hendricks, Henry, Herbert, Heriford, Herreford, Herrell, Herrick, Herrin, Heskett, Hess, Hessee, Hesser, Hews, Hibbs, Hibson, Hickman, Hicks, Higerly, Hill, Hirst, Hitapher, Hix, Hixson, Hobbs, Hogue, Holbert, Hole, Holland, Hollingsworth, Holmes, Honell, Honnel, Hood, Hope, Horseman, Hoskins, Hospital, Hoss, Hough, Householder, Housely, Houser, How, Howard, Howdershell, Howell, Hubbert, Huff, Huffman, Hufman, Hugely, Hulls, Hummer, Humphrey, Humphries, Hunt, Hunter, Hurst, Hutchison, Hynes

Idon, Irey

Jackson, Jacobs, James, Janney, Jenings, Jenkins, Jewell, Jewry, Job, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordon

Kaylor, Keene, Kelley, Kellyhan, Kent, Kephart, Kerick, Keysor, Kidibell, Kidwell, Kiest, Killey, Killgore, Kimble, Kindal, King, Kiphart, Kirk, Kisbey, Kitsmiller, Koonts, Krider, Kyle, Kylor

Lacey, Lain, Lam, Lambert, Landhower, Lane, Langley, Lanham, Laroo, Lawson, Laycock, Leachman, Leak, Leath, Lee, Leech, Lefever, Legg, Leglin, Leinkill, Lemon, Leslie, Lewis, Licke, Lickey, Lindsay, Linton, Little, Littlejohn, Littleton, Lodge, Logan, Long, Longley, Longshores, Losch, Love, Lovett, Low, Loy, Lucas, Luckett, Lum, Lumm, Lyder, Lynch, Lyne, Lynn, Lynton, Lyons

Maceter, Madden, Mankins, Manley, Mann, Manning, March, Marker, Marks, Marlow, Marmaduke, Marquis, Marsh, Marshal, Marshall, Marshon, Martin, Masa, Mason, Mathews, Mattox, Maul, May, Mcalister, McArtor, McBride, Mccafry, Mccaib, Mccarty, Mccloud, McCormick, Mccowett, Mccoy, Mccrady, Mccrea, McCulloh, McDanell, McDaniel, Mcfaden, Mcfarling, Mcferson, Mcgaha, Mcgarity, McGavack, Mcginnis, McGrath, Mcguiggen, Mchanney, McIlhaney, McIlhany, McIntyre, McItee, Mckim, Mckinn, Mckinney, Mckinny, McLin, Mcmanamy, Mcmicken, McMullin, McNab, McNeil, McNelogy, McNiella, McNight, Mcpherson, Mcvey, McVickers, Mead, Means, Melton, Mercer, Methias, Mews, Middleton, Mightenger, Milburn, Miley, Milhollen, Millan, Miller, Mills, Mines, Minick, Minigar, Mink, Minor, Mitchell, Mock, Moffett, Money, Moniger, Monster, Moore, Moran, Moreland, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Moses, Moss, Mott, Moulding, Mount, Mountgomery, Moxley, Mozoler, Mudd, Mull, Mulligan, Mullin, Munroe, Murphey, Murray, Murrey, Musgrave, Myers

Nash, Neal, Near, Needham, Newhouse, Newlin, Newman, Newton, Nichols, Niswanger, Niwonger, Nixon, Nixson, Noble, Noland, Norris, Norton, Norwood, Nox, Nutt

Oden, Offett, Ogden, Ogdon, Ogleby, Oneal, Orison, Ormond, Orrison, Orumdolp, Osburn, Oswald, Ourdam, Overfield, Owens, Oxley

Pagett, Paine, Painter, Palmer, Pancoast, Parker, Parris, Parsons, Patterson, Patton, Paxon, Payne, Peacock, Peers, Perfects, Perry, Pettett, Pew, Pewsey, Peyton, Philips, Philipson, Phreasure, Pierce, Pierpoint, Pigg, Piggott, Piles, Plaster, Pletcher, Pollard, Pool, Poor, Popkins, Porter, Poston, Potter, Potterfield, Potts, Poulston, Poulter, Poulton, Powell, Power, Presgraves, Pressgraves, Prill, Prince, Puller, Purcel, Purcell, Purdam, Pyot

Quick

Raisner, Ralph, Ramey, Ramsay, Randol, Rater, Raulings, Rawlings, Reader, Redmond, Reed, Rees, Reese, Rhodes, Rhody, Rhopp, Rice, Richards, Richardson, Richey, Richter, Ridenbaugh, Riggor, Riley, Rinker, Risbey, Ritacre, Rivers, Roach, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Rogers, Roles, Rollins, Romine, Rorebough, Rose, Ross, Rossel, Roszel, Rousey, Row, Rowland, Rowlin, Rusell, Rusk, Russeau, Russel, Russell, Rust, Ryley

Sadler, Sager, Sainclair, Sample, Sands, Sanford, Sappington, Saunders, Savage, Schooley, Schoolley, Scofield, Scott, Scypherd, Sears, Seaton, Seay, Seldon, Senott, Shadacre, Sharper, Shaver, Shaw, Sheck, Shickles, Shields, Shively, Shoemaker, Short, Shortness, Shrawer, Shreave, Shrigley, Shriver, Shryock, Silcott, Simpson, Sinclair, Singer, Singleton, Skillman, Skinner, Slack, Slaitser, Smalley, Smallwood, Smarr, Smith, Smitley, Snoots, Snyder, Sockman, Solomon, Sophes, Sowder, Sparkes, Spates, Speckaugle, Spence, Spencer, Spicer, Spott, Spring, Srawbaugh, Starkey, Statler, Steel, Steer, Stephens, Stevens, Steward, Stewart, Stickle, Stifler, Stock, Stone, Stoneburner, Stonestreet, Stoutsaberger, Stovin, Stream, Stringfeller, Stuck, Stump, Styers, Sudduth, Sullivan, Summers, Sutherland, Suttle, Swan, Swank, Swart, Sweeny, Swick, Sybold, Syphor

Talbott, Tally, Talten, Tarr, Tate, Tavener, Tavenner, Taylor, Teal, Temery, Templer, Thatcher, Thomas, Thompson, Thornton, Thrasher, Thrift, Tillett, Tilly, Timmes, Timms, Titus, Tobert, Todd, Tomlinson, Tompkins, Torbert, Towberman, Towner, Tracy, Trammel, Treyhern, Treyhorn, Tribbey, Triplett, Trttipa[?], Trusel, Trussel, Ttus, Turley, Turner, Tutt, Tylor

Underwood, Unglebee, Updike, Upp, Upton, Urton

Vadevanter, Vanander, Vandevanter, Vandivanter, Vanhorn, Vanpelt, Vansciver, Vansickler, Veal, Vears, Vermilion, Vermillion, Vernon, Vickers, Violet, Violett

Wade, Waigley, Walker, Walraven, Walters, Waltman, Warbertson, Ward, Warford, Warner, Waterman, Watkins, Watson, Watts, Weadon, Wear, Wears, Weast, Weaver, Weldon, Wenner, West, Wetherby, Whaley, Wheakley, Wheeler, Wherry, Whitacre, White, Whitmore, Wildman, Wiley, Wilkerson, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Willett, Williams, Wills, Willson, Wilson, Wince, Wineburg, Winecoop, Winegarner, Wines, Wingrove, Winn, Winsel, Winters, Wirts, Wise, Wolcard, Wolf, Wollard, Wood, Woodey, Woodford, Woody, Woolard, Woolcard, Workman, Wornald, Worstley, Wren, Wright, Wyatt, Wycoff, Wynkoop

Yates, Young, Younkin

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