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Independent City of Charlottesville
Located in Albemarle County. The town was named in honor of Charlotte Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strlitz, who was the wife of King George III. It was first established in 1762 and incorporated as a town in 1801. Charlottesville became a city in 1888. The University of Virginia is located here as well as the home of Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, on a hill overlooking the city.
Charlottesville's municipal court records begin in 1888. For earlier records, see Albemarle County.
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The Court Doth Order: Records from the Albemarle County and Charlottesville, Virginia Order, Law Order and Minute Books, 1800-1900
by Sam Towler. 2009. vi, 291 pages, map, 8 1/2X11.
The author has spent a number of years transcribing records from the original county and city record books. This volume contains guardianships (Charlottesville); apprenticeships/bound outs; African-American
subjects; citizenship references; revolutionary war, war of 1812 and Civil War references; and miscellaneous orders. More than 12,000 entries are included in the index.
This volume is a major addition to the genealogical record for both Albemarle and Charlottesville.
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