Unionists and the Civil War Experience in the Shenandoah Valley

Volume IV - Includes the Claims of 60 Brethren and Mennonite families who lived in the Broadway, Cootes Store and Timberville areas of Rockingham County, Virginia (1104 pages). There are a total of 60 families described in this volume. Although most were strongly loyal to the Union and their losses major, only around a third received any payments. Under threats of death and loss of their property, they had been coerced at the polls to vote for secession. Families included in this volume:
Broadway VA: John H. Baker, George Branner, Est, John A. Cline, Mary Guyer, Mary S. Homan, Michael Homan, Est., Joseph F. Kline, Michael B. E. Kline, William J. Miller, John Minick, Est. & Noah Minnick, Peter Ritchie, Abraham Shank, John Shaver, Jacob Silvuse, Isaac Smith, Noah Spitzer, Joseph Wampler, Joshua Wampler, John Zigler
Bowmans Mill VA: George Kline, John B. Kline, Samuel Shank
Cherry Grove VA: Abraham Beery, Est., Abraham Brenneman, Jacob Good, George W. Grady, John Hawse, Phillip Hollar, Jacob A. Mitchell, Jacob Moyers, John Shultz, David Spitzer, Jacob Spitzer, John Stinespring, John B. Zirkle
Cootes Store VA: George Brunk, Dr. Wesley Newham, Jacob Turner
Timberville VA: W. K. Abbot, James M. Branner, William Cambell, David and Louis Driver, John W. Driver, Jonas Early, Martin Garber, Emanuel Hoover, David Kline, William McInturff, Samuel H. Myers, David B. Rhodes, William G. Thompson