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Elections in Colonial Virginia

Elections were an integral part of the colonial political system and used primarily to choose members of the House of Burgesses, the lower house of the General Assembly in Virginia, and less frequently to select members of the vestry in each Anglican parish. Building on customs and practices brought from England in the seventeenth century, Virginians developed their own unique electoral system, which allowed counties, towns, and colleges to be . . .

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Early–Edwards

Early Archaic Period
Early, Jubal A. (1816–1894)
Eastern Chickahominy Tribe
Eastham, John B. (ca. 1828–1869)
Echols, Edward (1849–1914)
Eddy, C. Vernon (1877–1963)
Edmunds, Abe Craddock (1899–1959)
Edmunds, Murrell (1898–1981)
Edmundson, Isaac (ca. 1840–1927)
Edwards, Ballard T. (ca. 1828–1881)
Edwards, Tommy (1922–1969)

Eggleston–Eppes

Eggleston, Joseph Dupuy, Jr. (1867–1953)
Elections in Colonial Virginia
Elizabeth I (1533–1603)
Ely Mound Archaeological Site
Emmet, John Patten (1796–1842)
Emory and Henry College during the Civil War
English Civil Wars and Virginia, The
Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon
Enslaved House Servants
Epidemic, The Norfolk and Portsmouth Yellow Fever (1855)
Eppes, John Wayles (1772–1823)

Eppes–Ezekiel

Eppes, Richard (1824–1896)
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia (1909–1920)
Evans, Joseph P. (1835–1889)
Evans, William D. (ca. 1831–1900)
Evans, William W. (d. 1892)
Everett, John R. (1918–1992)
Ewell, Richard S. (1817–1872)
Ex Parte Virginia (1880)
Exploration, The Age of
Ezekiel, Moses Jacob (1844–1917)

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