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Augusta County African American Records: Miscellaneous Documents
Augusta County African American Records: Miscellaneous Documents is a digital collection of Augusta County, Virginia Circuit Court records related to African American history, covering 1865 to 1904. It documents the Black experience in the county during the 19th and early 20th centuries, with digitized items including voting registers for African American residents, marriage registers for African Americans, Freedmen's Bureau records and free Black registers. Physical copies of most documents are held in the Augusta County Circuit Court deed room in Staunton, VA.
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