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37680
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About the Bailey Cartwright Needham Farm, Camden County, NC.
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37681
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Transcript of a portion of the St. Paul’s Parish, Chowan Precinct Vestry Book, 1701
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37682
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Transcript of the gravestones.
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37683
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Excerpts of select Shiloh Baptist Church Minutes, Camden Co., NC 1815-1850.
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37684
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Transcription of the record.
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37685
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Obituary of William J. (Bill) Tate, 83, Wright Brothers Colleague, 1953.
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37686
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Jennings, Whitehurst, Perry, White, Dozier, Harney, Jennings, Jones, Overman, Temple, Turner, White, Williams, Bailey.
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37687
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Etheridge, Baum.
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37688
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Transcription of the Will of Dempsey Odom, Gates County, NC, 1807
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37689
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This an account from 1807 talks about the landscape, types of trees and creatures, weather, and the manners and customs of people around the Dismal Swamp.
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37690
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Biography of Judge George W. Brooks (1821-1882) a native of Pasquotank County, NC, became a lawyer and then a Federal Judge. He became the greatest hero of Reconstruction Days in North Carolina by writing a writ of Habeus corpus to protect white men being held illegally by the military government imposed on Alamance and Caswell counties. His action has been credited with breaking up the power of the so called Carpet Bag Government of Gov. William Holden.
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37691
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Letter from G. W. Brooks, US District Judge to the NC House of Representatives, 1867.
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37692
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Various records taken from the State Records.
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37693
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These are two letters from 1865 from Samuel T. Bond and the Citizens of Chowan County.
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15.Bethel Baptist Church History, Perquimans County by Carolina Trees & Branches Vol. 8 Issue No. 3,
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37694
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The article gives the Church Constitution, Church Covenant and early Missionary movements.
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