Individual County Booklets, 1815 Directory of Virginia Landowners
Surnames in this county directory:
Able; Acre; Adams; Ager?; Alford; Allison; Armbruster; Atkins; Baber; Bailey; Baker; Barron; Bates; Baugh; Beker; Belcher; Bell; Bells; Birdsong; Bishop; Black; Blessing; Bogle; Boon?; Boyd; Breeding; Brian; Bridgeman; Brown; Bruce; Buchanon; Buck; Buckanon; Buckhanon; Burckart; Burk; Burns; Calfee?; Campbell; Carmiet?; Carswell; Carter; Cassel; Cassle; Cheney; Chetwell; Chrsthery; Clark; Clemens; Cline; Cliner; Cloyd; Coater; Colhep; Colhoon; Colper?; Cook; Cooley?; Coop?; Cooper; Coppeberger; Coppenberger; Corvin; Cowden; Cox; Craig; Crainford; Cranston; Creager; Cress; Crider; Crockett; Crouse; Crow; Danner; Davidson; Davis; Dekert; Devoe; Dexter?; Dillman; Dillon; Dills; Ditty; Doak; Dobler; Donaldson; Dougherty; Douglas; Draper; Dunn; Duttin; E??heart?; Early; Elam; Eller; Erney; Etter; Evans; Evary?; Ewing; Fanon; Felty; Fickley; Findall; Findley; Finley; Fipps; Fisher; Flohr; Flora; Foglesong; Fortner; Foster; Fox; Frely; Friel; Frisbie; Fry; Fugate; Fulk; Fulton; Ganneway; Gibbs; Gillaspy; Glasgow; Glass; Gleaves; Goodings; Goodman; Goodpaster; Gore; Gose; Graham; Grayson; Greenleaf; Griffith; Groiseclose; Grose; Groseclose; Grubb; Hains; Hallen; Hamilton; Hammonds; Hanshew; Harkrader?; Harts; Hausand?; Hay; Hedge; Held; Heldenberg; Helvey; Henderson; Henley; Herbonson?; Hercherader; Herman; Herrel; Herron; Hetterick; Heys; Hilton; Hobble; Hobbs; Hobock?; Hofman; Holsey; Holstein; Honacre; Hoppes; Horn; Hounshel; Hounshell; Hoye; Huddle; Hughey?; Hulsett; Hutsel; Hutzel; Ingledove; Jackson; James; Johnston; Jones; Jony?; Justice; Karmency; Keesling; Kegley; Kelchner; Kentz?; Kettering; Killinger; Kimberlin; Kincannon; Kincanon; Kinder; King; Kinzer; Kisling; Knep; Knite?; Laker; Lambert; Lamey; Lampert; Lasley; Leed; Leedey; Leftwith; Legus; Lewis; Ligget; Lilley; Lindenberger; Lindenwood; Litz; Lockett?; Lockhart; Lowder?; Lyons; Marshal; Martin; May; McCawley; McCayl; McCreager; McCroy?; McDaniel; McDonell; McDowell; McGavock; McLoughlin; McPhartridge; Mead; Mehood; Messersmith; Milan; Miles; Millan; Miller; Miller; Montgomery; Morgan; Moss; Mosser; Moyers; Muse; Musser?; Nave; Neel; Nees; Neikirck; Nelson; Newberry; Newell; Newland; Newman; Nisewander; Nuckols; Nye; Olinges; Orr; Owens; Painter; Patrick; Patterson; Patton; Peirce; Percival; Peyton; Philipy; Pickle; Pirckey; Plank?; Plankenpicker; Plessing; Pope; Porter; Powell; Preston; Price; Prooner; Rader; Raines; Ramsey; Rankins; Rapass; Razor; Redenauer; Reeder; Repass; Reynolds; Richardson; Ritter; Robinet; Rogers; Rosenbaum; Ross; Roush; Runion; Rusbin; Rutherford; Safley; Sample; Sanders; Sevalin?; Sayers; Saylor?; Sayres; Schraeder; Scott; Segus; Sexton; Seybert; Shanon; Sharrot?; Sheffey; Shepherd; Shufflebarger; Shupe; Simmerman; Simpson; Sipple; Slater; Slemp; Sloan?; Sloss; Smith; Smyth; Snabeley; Snider; Soult; Spears; Spengler; Spenster?; Spratt; Sprecker; Spreiker; Sprinkle; Sproull; Sprouse; Staley; Stanger; Steel; Steffey; Stephens; Steward; Stewart; Stoneman; Straw; Sulcer?; Summers; Syphers; Tarter; Tarter; Tawney; Taylor; Thompson; Tonerey?; Totten; Townson; Turner; Umbarger; Umberger; Umberger; Vance; Vaught; Vought; Waddle; Walker; Walters; Walton; Wampler; Ward; Weatherhert?; Weathers; Weaver; Wells; Wennerick; Wetzel; Whitaker; Whitehead; Wigal; Williams; Wilson; Wiseley; Wissman; Wolf; Wolfart; Woolcott; Woolford; Worley; Wright; Wyrick; Yanson; Yeargon; Young; and Younts.
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Wythe County was formed on 1 May 1790 from the southwestern section of Montgomery County. It was named for George Wythe, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and chancellor of Virginia in 1789 when the county was formed. In 1793 the first of several partitions occurred, with Grayson being formed from Wythe territory. Tazewell followed with a portion of Wythe in 1800. In 1808 a part of Wythe was added to Giles County. In 1824 a part of Grayson County was added to Wythe County. In 1826 the section of Poor Valley in Wythe was given to Tazewell. In 1832 Smyth County was formed in part from Wythe; and in 1839 Pulaski County was formed in part from Wythe. In 1861 Part of Bland County was taken from Wythe, and in 1862 one house and plantation was transferred from Wythe to Pulaski County. At that point, Wythe achieved its current bounds.
WYTHE CO., VA 1810 CENSUS transcribed by John Vogt. 10 1/2 x 8 1/2, x, 27 pages. This is the first surviving
census for Wythe, since both the 1790 and 1800 censuses have been lost. The transcription is in the rough alpha order of the original document for easy reference.
Wythe was an important and populous county in the southwestern foothills of Virginia and it was situated along the main route into Kentucky through the Cumberland Gap.