He was a Confederate Soldier.
The 1825 home and farm was acquired by Elvin Richmond Fiers in 1845.
===
1850 Census, Southampton County, Va.:
(all born in VA.)
Elvin Richmond Fires 28 VA
Temperance Fires 59
Lucy L. Fires 28
Malinda B. Fires 25
Amerett Fires 16
John Reed 15
Kissire Bird 17
===
1870 Census, Newsom's Depot, Southampton County, Va.:
E.R. Fires 52 VA
Richmond G. Fires 20 VA
Temperance Fires 90 VA
Lucy Fires 62 VA
Malinda Fires 43 VA
===
From The Library of Virginia:
Fiers family. Papers, 1842-1921.
Accession 34748. 22 leaves and 58 pages.
In part, photocopies.
Papers, 1842-1921, of the Fiers family of Southampton County, Virginia, consisting of receipts, 1842-1843, between Temperance Vick Fiers (1780-1870) and S. H. Bishop for groceries and cloth.
Letters, 1847-1874, to Elvin Richmond Fiers (1819-1898) from relatives and friends sending family and social news, describing life in Kentucky and Wyoming, and informing Fiers of the condition of his farm while he is serving in the Civil War.
Obituary, 1921, of Richmond Thomas Fiers (1850-1921) Genealogical notes of the Fiers, Bishop, Carter, Haygood, Thorp, Vick, and Wilhoit families, and covering Southampton County, Virginia, and Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, and Wyoming.
First section contains original letters, receipts, and obituaries, as well as transcripts for the letters and receipts.
Second section contains photocopies of original letters, receipts, and obituaries, including those contained in the first section; transcripts; genealogical notes; and a name index to the items in the second section.
The 1825 home and farm was acquired by Elvin Richmond Fiers in 1845.
===
1850 Census, Southampton County, Va.:
(all born in VA.)
Elvin Richmond Fires 28 VA
Temperance Fires 59
Lucy L. Fires 28
Malinda B. Fires 25
Amerett Fires 16
John Reed 15
Kissire Bird 17
===
1870 Census, Newsom's Depot, Southampton County, Va.:
E.R. Fires 52 VA
Richmond G. Fires 20 VA
Temperance Fires 90 VA
Lucy Fires 62 VA
Malinda Fires 43 VA
===
From The Library of Virginia:
Fiers family. Papers, 1842-1921.
Accession 34748. 22 leaves and 58 pages.
In part, photocopies.
Papers, 1842-1921, of the Fiers family of Southampton County, Virginia, consisting of receipts, 1842-1843, between Temperance Vick Fiers (1780-1870) and S. H. Bishop for groceries and cloth.
Letters, 1847-1874, to Elvin Richmond Fiers (1819-1898) from relatives and friends sending family and social news, describing life in Kentucky and Wyoming, and informing Fiers of the condition of his farm while he is serving in the Civil War.
Obituary, 1921, of Richmond Thomas Fiers (1850-1921) Genealogical notes of the Fiers, Bishop, Carter, Haygood, Thorp, Vick, and Wilhoit families, and covering Southampton County, Virginia, and Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, and Wyoming.
First section contains original letters, receipts, and obituaries, as well as transcripts for the letters and receipts.
Second section contains photocopies of original letters, receipts, and obituaries, including those contained in the first section; transcripts; genealogical notes; and a name index to the items in the second section.
He was a Confederate Soldier.
The 1825 home and farm was acquired by Elvin Richmond Fiers in 1845.
===
1850 Census, Southampton County, Va.:
(all born in VA.)
Elvin Richmond Fires 28 VA
Temperance Fires 59
Lucy L. Fires 28
Malinda B. Fires 25
Amerett Fires 16
John Reed 15
Kissire Bird 17
===
1870 Census, Newsom's Depot, Southampton County, Va.:
E.R. Fires 52 VA
Richmond G. Fires 20 VA
Temperance Fires 90 VA
Lucy Fires 62 VA
Malinda Fires 43 VA
===
From The Library of Virginia:
Fiers family. Papers, 1842-1921.
Accession 34748. 22 leaves and 58 pages.
In part, photocopies.
Papers, 1842-1921, of the Fiers family of Southampton County, Virginia, consisting of receipts, 1842-1843, between Temperance Vick Fiers (1780-1870) and S. H. Bishop for groceries and cloth.
Letters, 1847-1874, to Elvin Richmond Fiers (1819-1898) from relatives and friends sending family and social news, describing life in Kentucky and Wyoming, and informing Fiers of the condition of his farm while he is serving in the Civil War.
Obituary, 1921, of Richmond Thomas Fiers (1850-1921) Genealogical notes of the Fiers, Bishop, Carter, Haygood, Thorp, Vick, and Wilhoit families, and covering Southampton County, Virginia, and Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, and Wyoming.
First section contains original letters, receipts, and obituaries, as well as transcripts for the letters and receipts.
Second section contains photocopies of original letters, receipts, and obituaries, including those contained in the first section; transcripts; genealogical notes; and a name index to the items in the second section.
The 1825 home and farm was acquired by Elvin Richmond Fiers in 1845.
===
1850 Census, Southampton County, Va.:
(all born in VA.)
Elvin Richmond Fires 28 VA
Temperance Fires 59
Lucy L. Fires 28
Malinda B. Fires 25
Amerett Fires 16
John Reed 15
Kissire Bird 17
===
1870 Census, Newsom's Depot, Southampton County, Va.:
E.R. Fires 52 VA
Richmond G. Fires 20 VA
Temperance Fires 90 VA
Lucy Fires 62 VA
Malinda Fires 43 VA
===
From The Library of Virginia:
Fiers family. Papers, 1842-1921.
Accession 34748. 22 leaves and 58 pages.
In part, photocopies.
Papers, 1842-1921, of the Fiers family of Southampton County, Virginia, consisting of receipts, 1842-1843, between Temperance Vick Fiers (1780-1870) and S. H. Bishop for groceries and cloth.
Letters, 1847-1874, to Elvin Richmond Fiers (1819-1898) from relatives and friends sending family and social news, describing life in Kentucky and Wyoming, and informing Fiers of the condition of his farm while he is serving in the Civil War.
Obituary, 1921, of Richmond Thomas Fiers (1850-1921) Genealogical notes of the Fiers, Bishop, Carter, Haygood, Thorp, Vick, and Wilhoit families, and covering Southampton County, Virginia, and Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, and Wyoming.
First section contains original letters, receipts, and obituaries, as well as transcripts for the letters and receipts.
Second section contains photocopies of original letters, receipts, and obituaries, including those contained in the first section; transcripts; genealogical notes; and a name index to the items in the second section.
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