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12900
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The first land grants for the region currently known as Lenoir County date as far back as 1716. Once inhabited by the Neusick Native Americans, Lenoir is in general, a flat region encompassing 390 square miles. Established in 1791 out of tumult stemming over the American Revolution, Lenoir was resuscitated by the internal improvements of 1815, the arrival of the railroad in 1858, as well as the roads program of 1919. Sustained via tobacco and commercial operations, population and prosperity levels have continued to increase through the centuries.
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 27 Issue 11, Oct 1959, p16-29, il, map
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18368
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Continuing his travels around the state, Goerch describes the things of interest, current and historic, that he found in Lenoir County.
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 9 Issue 20, Oct 1941, p1-4, 27-30, il
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32737
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The following were depositions concerning the disputed election of James Harper and James B. Whitfield for the Lenoir County, NC 1840 Senate seat.----- Deposition of S. B. Carraway; Deposition of Shadrack E. Loftin; Deposition of James Jones: had brothers Aretas Jones, Jr and George Jones; Deposition of John Davis, Sheriff: Bright Harper and Warren Harper were brothers. Deaver family and Carter family had white father. Mentions Abram Tyler, David King, Sarah Thompson, Ned Carter; Deposition of Jesse Jackson; Deposition of George F. Kornegay: Mentions Warren McCoy; Deposition of Redding Jarrell; Deposition of James M. Davis: Mentions Warren McCoy; Deposition of John L. Hill: Mentions Levi Powell and William Tull; Deposition of Jesse Vause: Mentions Reuben Wetherington, Levi Powell, John Mewbern, John West, Sr.; Deposition of Robert Wiggins: Mentions Samuel H. Coward (son of Edward Coward), Tully Moseley; Deposition of Needham Waters: Mentions John Waters (son of Daniel Waters), Joel Waters; Deposition of Melcher Rhem: Mentions Fred West, John A. B. Watson, James Daughety, Daniel Daughety, Joseph Rhem, William Carlton; Deposition of Jacob Parrott; Deposition of Lewis C. Desmond: Mentions Levi Mewborn, John Mewborn, James Harper, William Carlton, William Clinton Cox, Jesse Wiggins, Lemuel Hartsfield; Deposition of John Sutton; Deposition of Isaac Chestnutt: mentions Stephen Phillips; Deposition of Green Jones: Mentions Warren Taylor, William Clark, J. B. Whitfield; Deposition of Joseph H. Lyon: Mentions Warren Taylor, William Clark; Deposition of Columbus C. Dunn: Mentions Stephen Phillips; Deposition of Joel Hines, Sr.: Mentions Edward Carter (grandfather of John Deaver) descended from Indians on his father’s side and Carter’s mother was a white woman; David King, Ned Carter; Deposition of B. Coleman: Imly N. Miller (son of Phillip Miller).