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34040
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34041
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On Feb. 2, 1774, Ezekiel Adams, of Craven Co., sold land on Clay Root Swamp to Edward Gatlin, of Craven Co.; being land granted to Ezekiel Adams by Patent dated Nov. 22, 1771.
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34042
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34043
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On Oct. 4, 1773, John Williams, Sr. and his son, Edge Williams, both of Craven Co., South Carolina, sold land on Little Contentnea Creek to Matthew Paramore, of Dobbs Co.
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34044
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The canal built in Indian Well Swamp cut by John A. Smith and Dennis C. Smith, was the diving line between Swift Creek and Chicod Townships.
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34045
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On June 9, 1777, Edward Gatlin of NC sold land to Hardy Gatlin, of Craven Co., part of a tract granted to John Blount by Patent dated Dec. 16, 1735 on Swift Creek. Mentions Joseph Worsley’s house.
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34046
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Advertisement stating Dr. Mayo had permanently located in Falkland.
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34047
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Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly
(NoCar F253 .P57), Vol. XXIV Issue No. 1-2, Feb.-May 2017,
p13-15
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34048
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On July 25, 1839, Churchill Perkins accidently killed John Cherry. On July 24, 1839, Mr. Harrell, from Roanoke, stabbed and cut John King, whose life is despaired of.
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34049
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34050
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Moses Tyson died intestate without a Will, leaving Noah Tyson as administrator of his estate. Moses Tyson’s heirs (children0 were: Jonathan Mears and wife Tamer; Enoch Tyson; William Beddard and wife Mary; Zacheriah Allen and wife Rachel; Joshua Patrick and wife Timna; James Mears and wife Naomi; Moses Tyson; Easter Nelson; and Noah Tyson.
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34051
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34052
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On Oct. 2, 1812, the heirs of Mark Phillips, dec’d. being Ann Phillips, Mark Phillips, Fanny Phillips, Redding Phillips, Thomas Phillips, Cullen Moore and wife Nancy, William Davis and wife Sarah, sold part of two tracts whereon Mark Phillips dec’d lived on to Walter Dunn.
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34053
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This informative Court Notice gives relationships of the children of Job and Delitha Tyson; the children of John Tyson the elder; children of Jehu Tyson; children of Jacob Tyson.
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34054
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William Gorham, John Salter and Samuel and Robert Boyd ran seines on the Tar River.
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