- "William F. Romer," steamer, 17(1):9*
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- "William P. Frye," ship, 35:126*
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- Williams,
- Abner, hotel owner, 39:178
- A.E., Col., Quartermaster Corps., WWI, 50:137
- Alexine Hutcheson, w. of John R., 38:162
- Amalek C., hotel manager, 39:178,179
- Ames W., auth.
- "The action near Vienna Station," 12(1):41-47
- "The Alexandria, Lousoun, and Hampshire Railroad," 14(1):40-47
- "The Baltimore boats," 15(1):32-39
- "The occupation of Alexandria," 11(3):33-39
- Armistead M., bro. of Mason, 45:53,54,61,63,55*,58*,59*,63*
- Author, "I'd like to get a hand in it . . .!", 45:52-65
- Arvin, U.S. air cadet with Mason Wms., 45:61,62
- Bert, actor, 38:17,18*
- Carrington, phys., f. of Mason, 13(1):40; 45:53-65,56*,59*
- Carrington, Jr., bro. of Mason, "Canky," 45:53,54,58*,59*,63*
- Dwight, artist
- "The powder magazine," 38:116*
- Edward, CSA veteran, 29:45
- Edward =======
- Edward, British hydrologist, Gravesend, 48:52
- Edwin T., auth.
- "Brunswick stew," 10(1):37-41; 46:75
- "Goronwy Owen: A Welsh bard in Virginia," 9(2):42-47
- Emily J., auth.
- "A home . . . for old boys: The Robert E. Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers' Home," 24:40-47
- Emory Gill, son-in-law of Mason Wms., 45:54
- Ennion G., state health commissioner, 1(4):32
- Ernest, Lynchburg, 4(2):18
- Evan R., quarry owner, 38:162-163
- Fanny Braxton Miller, m. of Mason, 45:53-65,56*,59*
- Frances Leigh, writer, 36:15
- George W., Jefferson, Va., merchant, 50:89,91-93,95
- Henry, teamster, 39:139
- Hill, electric power superintendent, 27:154,155
- Jack, Police Chief, Wytheville, VJDay celebrant, 45:90
- Jacob, plasterer, 26:78
- James, Continental officer, 30:27
- John, militia officer, 24:5,11
- John Alonzo, artist & friend of W.J.Biggs, 49:110
- John Ashby, student, 4(2):44
- John L. & Sons, newspaper owners, 51:78
- John R., quarry owner, 38:162,163,167*
- John Skelton, railroad president, 34:24; 38:38
- John Skelton, Jr., child, 33:166*
- Jonas, Brunswick Co., 19(3):40
- Joseph, mem. boundary expedition, 1779, 20(3):34
- L.B., VMI cadet, 49:142
- Langbourne M., railroad president, 16(3):41
- Len, Norfolk Jazz/Jubilee Quartet, 51:111
- Lila L., illustrator
- Historic gardens of Virginia, titlepage (D), 34:128
- Martha, Richmond, 39:39
- Martha S., w. of E. Randolph, 36:11,13,15
- Mason Miller, s. of Dr. C. Wms., Richmond, 45:52-65,52*,55*,56*,58*,59*,62*,63*,65*
- Mason's WW II B-17 crew, 45:62*
- Mildred, journalist, 10(1):41
- Mollie, VWP subject, 46:238
- Otho, court clerk, 10(1):33
- Peter, waiter, 39:140
- R. Gray, attorney, 25:35; 34:95
- Roy, H., owner printing co., 46:42
- Rufus C., owner printing co., 46:42
- Seth, Lt., USA, Mexican War, 46:104
- Siana, niece of M. Washington, 49:81
- Thomas, crew member of Mason Wms., 45:62
- Thomasia Hutcheson, w. of Evan, 38:162
- Walter Armistead, Sr., grandfather of Mason Wms., 45:62
- Walter Wheeler, VMI cadet, 49:137
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- Williams mill, Buckingham Co., 4(2):11*
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- Williams Printing Co., Richmond, 46:42,45
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- Williams Slate Co., 38:167,170,171
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- Williamsburg, capital
- Battle of, 1862, 18(4):29*; (M), 22(3):20,27*
- bowling, 9(4):12*
- colonial government in, 38:52,65*
- Frenchman's map of, 1782 (M), 31:16
- jail, 2(2):14*; 5(1):28*; 18(4):22*; 21(1):35,37*
- Lafayette visit, 1824, 4(2):40,41
- mace of, 9(1):10*
- Middle Plantation, 45:177,178
- music in, 4(4):4-7
- powder magazine, 27:125,126*; 29:151*
- public buildings in, 1(2):12-16*
- public record office, 24:22-31*
- Scotch prisoners of war in, 38:153,154,156
- signboards and sign painters, 27:68-85*
- Noah Webster visit, 1785, 1(3):40,41*
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- Williamsburg Academy, 24:30
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- Williamsburg Gazette, newspaper, 48:82
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- Williamson,
- _______, innkeeper, Genito, 8(4):6
- Arthur, builder, 20(1):8
- George, master armorer, 22(2):44,46
- J. Pinckney, mayor of Petersburg, 27:154
- Richard A., auth.
- Williams, John L. & Sons, newspaper owners, 51:78
- "Bail, fines, and punishment; The Eighth Amendment's safeguards," 34:174-181
- Thomas Hoomes, eng./prof., 36:378; 45:160; 49:138,142
- sketch of faculty residence, VMI (D), 36:37*
- sketch of St. Helen's Church, Jerusalem (D), 36:37*
- William P., CSA naval engineer, 33:102
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- "Willing," row galley used by George Rogers Clark's men, 2(3):36
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- Willis,
- Henry, court clerk, 18(5):33
- John, Continental army officer, 48:140
- John M., del. to 1901-1902 Convention, 10(1):20
- Sally, Richmond, 39:140
- Stanley, auth.
- "Log houses in Southwest Virginia: Tools used in their construction," 21(4):36-47
- Susanna, mistress of Lord Culpeper, 1(1):42
- Thomas, murderer, 46:177,178
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- Willow Bank, home of Bessie Ginter, 23(4):11,14*
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- Willowshade, Frederick Co., 7(4):5
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- Wills,
- Elias, builder, 16(1):23
- John M., physician, 16(1):25
- William, builder, 20(1):8
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- Willson, Thomas Branch, Amelia Co., 18(3):26
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- Wilmer,
- Joseph, ship owner, 33:184,186,191
- William N., friend of Theodore Roosevelt, 33:184
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- Wilson,
- Alexander, naturalist, 35;72,73*
- Anne Walker, Yeo. WWI, Norfolk Navy Yard, 50:133
- Catherine, Chatham, 20(4):11
- Churchill, Richmond police court defendant, 51:80
- Dave, Richmond paperboy, 51:82*
- David, settler, 35:187
- Edith Bolling, 2d w. of Woodrow, 30:55,57-59*; 37:52-67*; 48:59;
- Edith Galt, widow of Woodrow, 45:76
- Edward A., artist
- "Books for the holiday," poster, 37:41,42*
- Ellen Louise Azson, 1st w. of Woodrow, 37:52
- Goodridge A., physician/editor, 2(3):44
- Gordon, physician, 10(3):20,21
- Harvey L., early owner of “Richmond News,” 51:78,79,82*
- Henry, seaman, 36:29*
- Henry H., director of iron co., 7(2):41
- Howard McKnight, and William H.B. Thomas, auths. "The Battle of Point Pleasant," 24:100-107
- Hudson, builder, 20(2):43,44
- Hugh, textile trader, 45:151
- James, Pennsylvania Federalist, 18(4):8,9*; 35:83,84
- James Southall, professor, 24:33
- John J., Richmond, 1(3):12
- John L., official of iron co., 7(2):45
- Joseph, clerk of circuit court, 1(2):27
- Joseph Ruggles, f. of Woodrow, 2(3):7; 6(2):43,44*
- memorial plaque, Staunton, 2(3):7*
- Margaret, dau. of Woodrow, 37:55
- Orlandus, member, Golden Gate Quartet, 51:106,107
- Richard, artist
- "Governor Francis Fauquier," 18(1):21*; 21(1):37*
- Robert, Chatham, 20(4):11
- Robert W., artist
- "William Campbell," conjectural portrait, 30:23,112*
- Thomas, Halifax Co., 20(4):6
- Thomas, James City Co., 18(4):22
- Woodrow, president, 2(3):7-10; 3(1):8,9; 6(2):42-47*; 6(3):12-19; 8(3):4-6*; 30:52-59*; 37:52-67; 46:36,39,254*; 50:105
- birthplace of, 2(3):8,9*; 6(2):46,48*; 6(3):12-19; 30:59*; 45:75; 47:9
- fairy stones given to, 8(3):5,6
- inaugural, 49:89
- visit to Randolph-Macon College, 8(3):5,6
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- Wilson, The Brig, of U.S. (1820), maritime case, 50:12
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- Wilson Memorial High School, 45:83
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Compiled by two volunteers, Rachel Marks and Lois Raymond, 1992–2008, this resource indexes articles and illustrations published in volumes 1–51 of the Virginia Cavalcade.
Volume numbers are followed by the quarterly number, in parentheses, followed by pages. Beginning with Volume 24, pages were numbered consecutively throughout each volume, so quarterly numbers have been omitted. Here are examples:
