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33791
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33793
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(Includes Hodges)
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33794
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Mentions 300 acres granted to John Wilson by patent that was sold to John Moye. John Moye sold it to George Moye, Sr., who died without a Will and the land descended to the aforementioned John Moye, who sold to his brother, George Moye, Jr.. This George Moye, Jr. sold it to William Moore.
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33795
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On Nov. 15, 1771, William Turnage, of Pitt Co., stole 5 pence worth of goods from Timothy Harris.
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33796
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On Nov. 15, 1771, William Turnage, of Pitt Co., stole 5 pence worth of goods from Mary Winkles.
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33797
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Died on Oct. 4, 1887 at the home of his sister, Mrs. Celina Nobles; William H. Clark, b. Feb. 8, 1822. He never married.
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33798
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Mentions Land given by Fred Loving, Sr. to his son, Fred Loving, Jr.
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33799
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Petition for Resurvey---Lazarus Pearce, of Pitt Co., owned part of a Patent granted to Thomas Worsley on Nov. 8, 1723 on Bear Creek, Beaufort Co., NC, and there was a dispute to its boundaries.
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33800
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On Mar. 31, 1840, William G. Turnage, of Greene Co., NC sold to Carney Witherington, of Greene Co., NC, 150 acres in Pitt County that fell to Turnage by the death of his father.
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33801
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About the spring located about nine miles west of Greenville, NC.
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33802
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Mentions that Ormond Cherry and William Cherry were heirs of Hillary Cherry.
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33803
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On Dec. 25, 1841, William Butler and wife Harriet, of Henderson Co., KY appointed Burney Hancock, of Pitt County, their Power of Attorney to rent or lease 200 acres that William Butler bought from the heirs of Lewis Cannon, dec’d. being: Thomas Clay and wife Holland; Evans Lambert and wife Elizabeth; Isaac Sheffer and wife Patsey; Nancy A. Alvey, and Nathaniel Cannon.
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33804
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On Mar. 11, 1788, Benjamin and Milly Blount, of Martin County and Pitt County, NC, sold to John Manning, Sr., of Martin County, 109 acres in Martin County.
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33805
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