Will: I descend from the George Holland of Grayson/Montgomery County that you inquire about below. I have transcriptions of all known records related to him in my database. In case you did not know, Lewis Brewer married George's daughter, Agatha. I also have information on him in my database. The Library of Virginia has a wonderful website with many land records online. You can actually view an image of the original handwritten record. Below are two examples for George Holland. Once you go to each link, click on "Retrieve Doc" to see the original. http://199.111.106.8/cgi-bin/drawer/disk19/CC150/0411/H0804?15 http://199.111.106.8/cgi-bin/drawer/disk19/CC150/0411/H0804?16 I hope this helps. -- Timothy J. Barron [email protected] http://patriotsnest.com [email protected] wrote: > Subject: Need to find land deeds Elk Creek area: Brewer, Rhudy, Howell > Date: Wed, 06 Mar 2002 10:40:48 -0600 > From: Willie D Smith <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > If anyone has deed transcripts for Montgomery, Wythe and Grayson Counties, I > would greatly appreciate lookups for the County, Deed Book Volume, and page > numbers for deeds pertaining to the following individuals who lived in that > part of Montgomery County which eventually became Grayson: > > 1. Sarah Howell (widow), had land on Turkey Fork of Elk Creek. > > 2. George Howell, had land on Turkey Fork of Elk Creek and probably > elsewhere too. > > 3. James Howell > 4. William Howell > 5. Samuel Howell > 6. Benjamin Howell (died 1799 Montgomery) > 7. Jacob Rhudy > 8. Lewis Brewer > 9. George Holland > > Also looking for estate settlements for these Howells, especially George > James and William. > Thanks in advance! > Will Smith