Red Banks School census record, 1907
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- Red Banks School census record, 1907
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- Four page (including one blank page) school census record for Red Banks School located in District 9, Greenville Township, Pitt County, North Carolina. The record lists the names of the children, ages 6-20, who attended the school, along with their parents or guardians. The document also notes that all of the children who attended were white. J. W. (John Wilkes) Brooks is noted as the Committeeman for the school. Also noted is the value of the school property and a description of its structure. Date of 1907 for the census is not noted on the original document but is derived from a handwritten note that was later attached to the document.
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- 1907
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- 0595-b1-fb-i2
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- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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