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33859
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33860
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On Sept. 19, 1791, William Hall, John Salter, Jr., and Edward Salter (and others) beat up and assaulted John Salter, Sr.
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33861
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33862
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On May 1, 1771, James Blount, of Chowan Co., NC, went to Beaufort Co., NC and took away six male slaves, nine female slaves and five male negro children from Elizabeth Stewart, widow of Rev. Alexander Stewart.
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33863
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On July 13, 1791, Reading Blount, Jr., of Pitt Co., did assault John Fry on a road and took a 20 shilling bill from him.
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33864
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On Jan. 3, 1789, Daniel Bunting, Solomon Cherry, Charles Walden/Waldom and Samuel May/Mayo, seized John Worsley, in Pitt County, and carried him to Martin County and beat him up and imprisoned him and extorted promissory notes from him.
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33865
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This is a case about Pittman Worsley and other men roaming the countryside stealing goods and animal and terrorizing the inhabitants. It states that Nathan Thigpen, of Edgecombe Co., but now of Georgia; James Worsley and Pittman Worsley, of Pitt Co., now of South Carolina, had escaped the law, leaving Matthew Luter, John Smith, and Luke Osborne being arrested.
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33866
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33867
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On Apr. 5, 1790, Solomon Cherry, William Cherry, Charles Waldom and Willis Cherry, of Pitt County; John Smith, John Council, Frederick Jones, and John Edmondson, of Martin County; David May/Mayo, Thomas Jenkins, Walker Knight and Jesse Knight, of Edgecombe County, gathered at the hose of John Worsley, in Dobbs County, and broke into his house and assaulted him.
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33868
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William Wheatley failed to pay to James Caddenhead a negro slave girl.
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33869
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Rebecca Joyner complained that on Jan. 10, 1785, Timothy McCarthy and William Johnson, beat William Joyner so badly he died 19 days later.
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33870
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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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33872
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33873
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