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38022
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Alonza Etheridge Bell, born in 1822, was a Lieutenant in the Confederacy and was captured by Union forces on Hatteras Island. After the War he served as Camden County Clerk of Court for many years.
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38023
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Article about the capture of the Federal Transport, Maple Leaf, by Confederates and Their Escape to Currituck, NC in 1863.
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38024
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List of Marriage Bonds of Perquimans County, NC 1779-1784
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38025
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George Moses Horton, born abt. 1797 a slave in Northampton Co., NC, taught himself to read and write. About age 19, he made regular trips to UNC-Chapel Hill where he was encouraged and his poetic ability was discovered. A student paid him for a poem and he became one of the first African-American writers in the south. For the remainder of his life he supported himself, partially and at time totally from the fees he collected from his poems. By the 1830’s, Horton’s works were appearing in the ‘Raleigh Register,’ and went on to publish several books with backing from white friends.
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38026
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Births, marriages and deaths taken from ’The Historical & Genealogical Register.
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6.Biography of Garland Eugene Midyette (1874-1932) by Carolina Trees & Branches Vol. 12 Issue No. 2,
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38028
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Biography of Garland Eugene Midyette, lawyer, legislator and Superior Court Judge
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38029
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Abstracts of selected Wills of Gates County, NC
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38030
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The author gives the family and dates of children of Frederick and Fannie Davis. Surnames include: Horton, Robertson, Jennings, Hogan, Murphy, Huddleston, Chambers, Andrews, Hicks, Newsom.
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38031
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Transcription of the record.
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10.Joseph Seymour Grave (1793-1844), Camden County by Carolina Trees & Branches Vol. 12 Issue No. 2,
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38033
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Transcription of the gravestone.
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38034
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Overman, Stone.
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38035
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Petition to Divide Land of Ruben Scott or Catherine Sikes, Dec’d., Pasquotank Co., 1831. Other surnames include: Smithson, Case Simpson, Benton, Bedgood, Jameson, Cooper, Love, Overton, Brite.
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38036
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Newspaper article on the Weeksville Good Neighbor Supper, 1941.
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38037
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The author discusses early Squires in the NC colony and settles on the line of John Squires and his wife, Sarah Bray of Pasquotank Co., NC. Also the account book of Seth Squires, a merchant of Old Trap, is discussed.
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38038
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List of Surnames and their spelling corruptions and nicknames.
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