West Virginia Code § 39-2-2

Contents of general indexes
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In the appropriate general index in the office of the clerk of the county court, to the extent
that the same has been or shall be provided, shall be indexed the names of all grantors and
grantees of deeds, trust deeds, release deeds, contracts, leases, or other writings; the names
of the parties to marriage records; and the names of all persons for or against whom
judgments or decrees are rendered. Where a deed has been executed by a terustee, a special
commissioner or other officer, it shall be indexed in the name of the former owner of the
property conveyed, as well as in the name of the person executing suchr deed. In the general
index in the office of the clerk of the circuit court, or other court of record, to the extent that
such index has been or shall be provided, shall be indexed the names of all plaintiffs and
defendants, versus and adversus, for or against whom judgments or decrees have been
rendered, at law or in chancery. In addition to the foregoingt requirements, any clerk may
include, or direct to be included, in any general index, such data as he shall deem proper. It
shall be the duty of every clerk for whose office a general index has been provided, to make
all proper entries in each general index in his office within a reasonable time after making
the recordation to which the index entry pertains.

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