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| Taylorstown and Loyalty Roads in Taylorstown, | Virginia, a small village in northwestern Loudoun Coun |
| West | Virginia: A History. |
| Manassas, | Virginia, a city in the United States; known in the 19 |
| Magruder in York County, | Virginia, a small town near Williamsburg. |
| In Norfolk, | Virginia, a pre-trial hearing for six Somalis accused |
| Manassas Park, | Virginia, a city adjacent to Manassas, Virginia |
| , a tailor, moved the family to Beckley, West | Virginia; a coal mining town. |
| Decapolis, | Virginia, a community in Madison County |
| Sandy Creek (West | Virginia), a tributary of the Ohio River |
| Walker Creek ( | Virginia), a stream in southwestern Virginia, USA |
| wne, a mansion which still stands in Urbanna, | Virginia, a small waterfront town on Virginia's Middle |
| Pocahontas, | Virginia, a different location outside of Tazewell Cou |
| arch 23, 1931) was a U.S. Representative from | Virginia, a Virginia state court judge, and a member o |
| 1624, the King dissolved the Company and made | Virginia a royal colony. |
| V organized and began implementing Great Kids | Virginia, a three-year Virginia Business-Education Par |
| Virginia A. Milkey, Democrat | |
| Gaddis was stationed near Beech Bottom, West | Virginia, about ten miles north of Fort Henry (West Vi |
| Lingamfelter supported the enactment of the | Virginia abusive driver fees. |
| Virginia Academy is one of the largest Christian schoo | |
| Brad Savage of WCNR in Charlottesville, | Virginia acted as consultant. |
| They go ahead and marry on May 7, but | Virginia acts erratically again. |
| ed harness racing located in New Kent County, | Virginia adjacent to Interstate 64, halfway between Ri |
| June 19, 1863: West | Virginia admitted (formed from a portion of Virginia), |
| dest public institution of higher learning in | Virginia, after the College of William and Mary and th |
| Davis had just fled Richmond, | Virginia after the Confederate surrender by Robert E. |
| ominion gained territory by entering Northern | Virginia after purchasing the Virginia distribution te |
| he Republican nomination for Governor of West | Virginia against former West Virginia Secretary of Sta |
| Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Virg | |
| July 13, 1903) was the first president of the | Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College (now know |
| It was the first radio station to serve | Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, and the call letters ori |
| Virginia Ainsworth - Luiza Traganza | |
| It is unit of the | Virginia Air National Guard. |
| Joe 5A mission, is currently displayed at the | Virginia Air and Space Center, Hampton, Virginia. |
| Fighter Wing is a fighter organization of the | Virginia Air National Guard located at Joint Base Lang |
| Virginia Aksan (2007) (in English). | |
| Virginia Aksan and Daniel Goffman. | |
| The West | Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration (or A |
| es District Court for the Eastern District of | Virginia, Alexandria, Virginia |
| Virginia Alice Stroud (born 1951) is a Cherokee-Muscog | |
| e two share studios on Lee Street in Bristol, | Virginia along the Tennessee and Virginia state line. |
| (SR 11 had continued to Bluefield, West | Virginia along U.S. Route 19.) |
| Vernon region of Fairfax County, | Virginia along the Potomac River. |
| The Lions Club of | Virginia also assisted in this effort. |
| Floe, West | Virginia, also called Walker Creek |
| Virginia: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astron | |
| Bretz, Tucker County, West | Virginia, an unincorporated community in Tucker County |
| Bretz, Preston County, West | Virginia, an unincorporated community in Preston Count |
| Clopton, | Virginia, an unincorporated community |
| Not to be confused with Peacock Hill, | Virginia, an unincorporated community in Albemarle Cou |
| Reconstruction governments forced upon | Virginia an all-volunteer militia system in opposition |
| Allen moved to Bedford County, | Virginia and resumed farming. |
| the 1970-71 season Foreman moved the Caps to | Virginia and the team became the Virginia Squires. |
| l 1958 her home port was changed to Yorktown, | Virginia, and on 15 January 1959 to Little Creek, Virg |
| a, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| hat predates both better known communities in | Virginia and West Virginia by the same name. |
| r, Jr., was a lawyer, member of the Senate of | Virginia, and judge. |
| It is everywhere present below ground in West | Virginia and neighboring Kentucky and extends somewhat |
| It fought mostly with the Army of Northern | Virginia and in western Virginia. |
| ide is an area composed of northern Richmond, | Virginia and some parts of Henrico County, Virginia. |
| He studied law in Staunton, | Virginia and was admitted to the bar in 1825, commenci |
| He was born in Spotsylvania County, | Virginia, and later moved to Alabama. |
| 1760 in Stafford County, | Virginia and died in 1787. |
| Jones died in Bedford Springs, | Virginia, and is buried in Hollywood Cemetery in Richm |
| lina, along with the New River Valley area of | Virginia, and the Bluefield-Beckley area of West Virgi |
| Love was born on March 30, 1977 in | Virginia, and raised in upstate New York. |
| build and organize the hospitals at Danville, | Virginia, and afterward had charge of the military hos |
| He graduated from the University of | Virginia and entered into the practice of law in South |
| ned up a private medical practice in Norfolk, | Virginia, and shortly thereafter relocated to Winchest |
| Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Michigan, | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| He served briefly under Lafayette in | Virginia and was present at the siege of Yorktown. |
| nment funding, the state legislatures of both | Virginia and West Virginia authorized incorporation of |
| dge Mountain on the border of Loudoun County, | Virginia and Jefferson County, West Virginia. |
| lar hiking trail for the people of Lexington, | Virginia, and the surrounding counties. |
| n accident on November 8, 1880 in Wytheville, | Virginia, and was interred in Round Hill Cemetery in M |
| to Pocahontas and Pendleton Counties in West | Virginia and Bath and Highland Counties in Virginia. |
| he second of these successfully withdrew from | Virginia and statehood was achieved he was elected to |
| kyline Drive and Route 211 between Warrenton, | Virginia and Luray, Virginia. |
| e of the Episcopal High School in Alexandria, | Virginia, and of the University of Virginia where he w |
| boundary line between Hampshire County, West | Virginia, and Frederick County, Virginia. |
| College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, | Virginia, and the University of Virginia Law School. |
| ey Appalachians straddling the U.S. states of | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| Bruce was born in Charlotte County, | Virginia, and received an academic education at Norwoo |
| nth century politician, lawyer and judge from | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| WVU's campus is in Morgantown, West | Virginia and Marshall's campus is in Huntington, West |
| raduate of the University of Charleston, West | Virginia and West Virginia University College of Law. |
| He attended the Fancy Hill Academy in | Virginia, and Washington and Lee University in Lexingt |
| Baldacci was raised in | Virginia and still resides there (in Vienna, Virginia) |
| Lake Accotink Park is located in Springfield, | Virginia, and enclosing Lake Accotink. |
| Lauderdale, Florida, Portsmouth, | Virginia, and Virginia Beach, Virginia. |
| Walker was born in | Virginia and moved with his family to Illinois in 1825 |
| Stoneman's Raid into southwestern | Virginia and western North Carolina March 21-April 25, |
| ory Commission, and regulatory commissions in | Virginia and West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania |
| He moved to | Virginia and settled on a plantation near Burkeville, |
| apped bedrock unit in Pennsylvania, Maryland, | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| cated approximately 19 miles East of Roanoke, | Virginia, and approximately 12 miles southwest of Bedf |
| Angier died in Staunton, | Virginia, and is buried with his wife Helen Johns in T |
| Confederate partisans and guerrillas in West | Virginia and Virginia, particularly those of Colonel J |
| He was born in | Virginia and attended the common schools. |
| d for the Shenandoah River which runs through | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| He served two terms as Lieutenant Governor of | Virginia and represented Virginia as a Republican in t |
| It is the tallest lighthouse in | Virginia and the second tallest in the United States. |
| 1961) of Vienna, | Virginia, and Jeffrey David Jarriel (born ca. |
| The 2005 meeting between West | Virginia and Virginia Tech was the final scheduled mee |
| The station is licensed to Coeburn, | Virginia and serves all of Dickenson and Wise counties |
| He moved to Richmond County, | Virginia and served in the Virginia Senate from 1852 t |
| They had four children: Ruth, Rosa, | Virginia, and Clayton. |
| the ridge continues as Blue Ridge Mountain in | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| Rowlett was born in Rose Hill, | Virginia and attended Emory & Henry College in Emory, |
| From there the creek runs southwest between | Virginia and Cedar Streets. |
| Children: Gladys | Virginia and Marjorie. |
| the states of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, | Virginia, and West Virginia. |
| In 1889, it reached Martinsburg, West | Virginia and Winchester, Virginia, at the head of the |
| ana, Kentucky, Maryland, Oklahoma, Tennessee, | Virginia, and West Virginia, and 9 builder service cen |
| chool for a year, he moved to Halifax County, | Virginia and studied law under William Leigh, an outst |
| He served in Southeast | Virginia and the Carolinas. |
| He practiced law in Staunton, | Virginia, and served as county court judge for Augusta |
| Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, | Virginia, and West Virginia. |
| or the Naval Mine Warfare School at Yorktown, | Virginia, and to operate under the Amphibious Training |
| in English literature from the University of | Virginia and a divinity degree from Virginia Theologic |
| andolph Tucker High School in Henrico County, | Virginia and St. Mary's Catholic School in Richmond, V |
| Kentucky, Swinford attended the University of | Virginia and read law in 1922, then graduated from the |
| eekly newspaper published in Charlottesville, | Virginia and distributed throughout Central Virginia a |
| Following this, he returned to | Virginia and taught in the school in Monroe County (no |
| is endemic to the Great Appalachian Valley in | Virginia and West Virginia, where it "swims freely thr |
| expansive views into Trout Run Valley in West | Virginia and Little Schloss Mountain in Virginia. |
| Its grows from | Virginia and West Virginia in the north, south through |
| Virginia and Hjalmer were no strangers to controversy. | |
| He returned to | Virginia, and during the Civil War enlisted in the Thi |
| nted pastor of St. Mary's Church, Alexandria, | Virginia, and given charge of outlying missions in Mar |
| To the east is Belle Haven, Fairfax County, | Virginia and to the south Groveton, Virginia. |
| mber 4, 1774 at "Cool Water", Hanover County, | Virginia and died on September 8, 1846 at Doswell, Han |
| It fought mostly in | Virginia and the Carolinas. |
| Bowman was born in Keystone, West | Virginia and later died in Bluefield, West Virginia at |
| Mitchell was born in Chatham, | Virginia and was raised in nearby Danville, Virginia. |
| Born in Prince Edward County, | Virginia, and educated at home, he moved with his pare |
| da, and two children: Kenneth of Springfield, | Virginia, and Patricia Held of Centerville, Virginia. |
| da follows Maryland, Alabama, North Carolina, | Virginia and New Jersey in offering an apologize for s |
| t was recorded at Marble Valley of Lexington, | Virginia and Lake Fever Productions of Nashville, Tenn |
| The 1998 game between the Cavaliers of | Virginia and the Hokies of Virginia Tech was one of th |
| The farm is near Steele's Tavern, | Virginia and Raphine, Virginia, close to the northern |
| Jones was born in Warsaw, | Virginia, and graduated from the law department of the |
| Knighton was born in Alexandria, | Virginia and in 1996, graduated from Frank W. Cox High |
| l, Gomes returned to his hometown of Hampton, | Virginia, and formed the Virginia Baseball Academy. |
| high school serving the town of Madison, West | Virginia and the rest of northern Boone County, West V |
| He was educated at the University of | Virginia and the Virginia Theological Seminary. |
| The Honakers settled in western | Virginia, and most Honakers still reside in either Vir |
| Virginia and Fresno State had never played each other | |
| Wilson was born in Staunton, | Virginia, and studied law there. |
| youth football league in Chesterfield County, | Virginia and Powhatan County, Virginia. |
| Main articles: History of Suffolk, | Virginia and Nansemond County, Virginia |
| It is the only branch of the University of | Virginia, and the westernmost public college in Virgin |
| ght scholar, Bowman was born in Harrisonburg, | Virginia and grew up in New Market and Timberville, Vi |
| pid transit line that would run in Arlington, | Virginia and Alexandria, Virginia. |
| He was born in Petersburg, | Virginia and served in the Virginia state legislature |
| She and her husband lived in Charleston, West | Virginia and later moved to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. |
| Lee died in Yellow Sulphur Springs, | Virginia, and is buried in Lexington, Virginia, at the |
| He moved to Lexington, | Virginia and then to the town of Christiansburg, Virgi |
| t at Boston, Avenge sailed for Hampton Roads, | Virginia, and arrived at Yorktown, Virginia, on 23 Apr |
| ependent unit in the western counties of West | Virginia and Virginia in order to disrupt Union activi |
| Devore grew up in Wheeling, West | Virginia and was the son of J. H. Devore, a prominent |
| apped bedrock unit in Pennsylvania, Maryland, | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| He died at the age of 89 in Roanoke, | Virginia, and is interred at Mountain View Cemetery in |
| Kulish grew up in Alexandria, | Virginia and Arlington, Virginia. |
| Haley was born in Fairfax, | Virginia and grew up in Woodbridge, Virginia. |
| Pikeville) - serves portions of southern West | Virginia and southwest Virginia |
| nois, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, | Virginia, and West Virginia. |
| lso reach the suburbs, including Ceredo, West | Virginia and Kenova, West Virginia. |
| April 29, the regiment marched to City Point, | Virginia and sailed to Alexandria, Virginia, arriving |
| College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, | Virginia, and from the law department of Washington an |
| Parrish was born in Richmond, | Virginia, and raised in Plano, Texas. |
| Cary died in Alexandria, | Virginia, and is buried in Saint Paul's Episcopal Chur |
| located on the border between Augusta County, | Virginia and Pendleton County, West Virginia, in the G |
| 45, he built a log cabin at Bunker Hill, West | Virginia and resided there until 1772, when he moved t |
| azers had three children: Paul G., Jr., Doris | Virginia, and Stuart Monroe. |
| ovascular disease at the age of 50 in McLean, | Virginia, and is buried in the Methodist Church Cemete |
| ructed of gray granite, quarried in southwest | Virginia, and is trimmed with brownstone. |
| The Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, | Virginia, and the DeltaPlex Arena in Grand Rapids, Mic |
| is a landmark in the twin cities of Bristol, | Virginia and Bristol, Tennessee, USA. |
| The Roanoke Times has an office in Richmond, | Virginia, and maintains a bureau in Christiansburg, co |
| Distributions centers are located in | Virginia and Tennessee. |
| He is the mayor of Warrenton, | Virginia, and ran in the 2005 Republican primary for t |
| The regiment saw action in western | Virginia and then in the northern part of the state. |
| He died on October 5, 1764 in Williamsburg, | Virginia and is buried at the Abingdon Episcopal Churc |
| He died in Parkersburg, West | Virginia, and was buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in Ch |
| He was born in Lynchburg, | Virginia and graduated from Appomattox Agricultural Hi |
| ilot") is a daily newspaper based in Norfolk, | Virginia, and serving the Hampton Roads metropolitan a |
| or contributions to the settlement of western | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| Allegheny Mountain, along the border between | Virginia and West Virginia. |
| Scott was born in | Virginia, and graduated from the University of Virgini |
| He became senior councilor of | Virginia and had served as Acting Governor of Virginia |
| Lake Park is a public park located in Burke, | Virginia, and enclosing Burke Lake. |
| The park is located equidistant from Grundy, | Virginia and Prater, Virginia. |
| ration of the public schools in Floyd County, | Virginia and Galax, Virginia in 1959 and Pulaski Count |
| traddling the border between Tazewell County, | Virginia and Mercer County, West Virginia, United Stat |
| Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, | Virginia, and West Virginia. |
| The 2nd served in the states of | Virginia and North Carolina during operations in Plymo |
| and owned the company towns of Coalwood, West | Virginia and Caretta, West Virginia. |
| He produced pioneering surveys of West | Virginia and Maryland caves. |
| imes is the primary newspaper in Southwestern | Virginia and is based in Roanoke, Virginia, United Sta |
| vention which framed the constitution of West | Virginia and a member of the West Virginia House of De |
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