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33913
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This gives a list of property of Caleb Wallace sold by Pitt County Sheriff, Abraham Tyson.
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33510
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Abraham Tyson’s children were: Sarah Tyson (m. Jacob Joyner); Tempy Tyson; Bowen Tyson; Dicey Tyson (m. Amos Wilson); Joab Tyson; Honor Tyson; Polly Tyson; Elizabeth Tyson. Also included is family information found in “The Memoirs of William Calhoun Love,” 1872….Abraham Tyson (m. Honor Hart) and had children: Honor Tyson (m. William Calhoun Love); Temperance (Tempy) Tyson (m. ___Jordan); Bowen Tyson; Sarah (Sally) Tyson (m. ____Hart); Jacob Tyson (Joab?); Polly Tyson (m. ____Boulton); Elizabeth Tyson (m. ____Forbes). Sarah Tyson (m. Jacob Joyner) and had dau. Delphina Joyner.
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32350
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In 1819, Major Abraham Hardee was jailed for committing perjury about an assault on his son Alfred Hardee. It is mentioned that Scinda Cason was dau. of James Cason.
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33871
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Coroner’s Inquisition---On Sept. 2/3, 1792, Abram Hardee, Esq., of Pitt County, beat a slave girl owned by Clary Salter with a stick so badly she died.
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33973
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33540
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Mentions: John C. Moye, Francis Brooks, Hollan Carroll, Edmund Eason, William B. Hardee.
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33782
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33908
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John and Lam Adams, brothers of Norwood Adams, were sentenced to prison in Atlanta for counterfeiting and burning the house of Julia Gardner in Pitt County.
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32632
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These were taken from the marriage index in the Pitt County Court House; transcribed by Elizabeth Ross.
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32792
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31853
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This is a list of 24 Pitt County African-American men who enlisted in the US Army in 1898.
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33338
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Burton G. Albritton and Bessie Keel had a runaway marriage.
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33765
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33551
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In Dec. 1900, John Parker, who was acting as policeman for Falkland, while intoxicated, shot and killed Alex Little.
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32014
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Alex Ogman was born Sept. 7, 1851 in Johnston Co., NC, a slave of Calvin Ogman. In 1940, Alex had had 19 wives and 40 living children, the oldest age 67 and the youngest 3 years of age.
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