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Plate nine of eleven, 'Falls Church Dist. No. 4' and 'West End of Alexandria' from G. M. Hopkins' 1979 'Atlas of fifteen miles around washington'

On the very first row has the residence of the Ratcliffes in 1880. John Ratcliffe died during the war and the mother, Ann Ratcliffe passed away in 1878.
In the records, it shows:
Ratcliffe, Cora, (W,F, 38), single, keeping? house
Laura, (W, F,…

The earliest available documentation of William H. Hicks, living with his parents and siblings (the same parents and siblings listed on the Ancestry.com family tree of the Quick/Gibson family), living with father William, mother Mary, sisters Jane…

This census was taken on June 18, 1880. Ann is listed as a 60-year-old, white woman. Her sister, Amelia, is listed with her, who is 55 years old. A 12-year-old black boy, Phillip James, is listed with the sisters as a servant. All three have…

This census was taken on June 18, 1880 in Broad Run, Loudoun County, Virginia. The record shows John Thomas Presgraves and his family. John is listed as 57 years old and a farmer. Both his mother and father were born in Virginia. Listed with him is…

According to the census, Bernard and his two sons were farmers. Also, the census states that Mary F. is Bernard's sister. This is incorrect. She is actually Robert's wife.

1880 Federal Census showing Jackson Payne with his wife and four children. Jackson Payne's occupation: farmer.

The 1880 Federal Census of the Centreville District of Fairfax County, VA. Includes information on the family of George Parker and Jane Ellen Kidwell.

In 1880 William S. Marshall was living in Lee, Fairfax, Virginia with his family. He was 17 years old and worked on the farm.