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Index

Owing to the length of the Cape Fear roster, the names are not all in-
dexed individually elsewhere, but are covered by the entry Cape Fear
Camp, U. C. V. Captains of Wilmington military companies will be found
grouped on page 273, and Wilmington business and professional men of
1850 on pages 198-200. Both are entered in the index under Wilmington,
and not all names in either group are entered individually.

Sketches of ministers, if any, will, in most cases, be found under
Churches, of teachers under Schools, and of editors under Newspapers, but
ministers, teachers, and editors are all indexed individually, and remarks

on, if of sufficient length or importance, are mentioned under the indi-
vidual entry.

Where the entries contain descriptive matter, if there are page numbers
following the last semicolon and not separated from it by description, the
word “mentioned” should be understood, as these numbers refer to pages
on which the subject is merely mentioned, though often in interesting

connection.

Abbot, Gen. J. C., 644.

Acts pertaining to the Cape Fear.
Allowing Wilmington and Ral-
leigh R. R. to mortgage the road
for rehabilitation (1849), 152;
appropriating for Cape Fear
River lights (1911), 521; appro-
priating for Cape Fear River
lights (1912), 521; appropri-
ating for Frying Pan light
vessel (1908), 519; appropri-
ating for improvement of upper
Cape Fear River (1910), 532;
appropriating for moving ob-
structions at the mouth of
Brunswick River (1902), 13;
creating Board of Audit and
Finance for Wilmington (1877),
549; creating “Literary Fund”
(1825), 658; creating Police and
Fire Commission for Wilming-
ton (1909), 549; creating Street
and Water and Sewerage Com-
missions for Wilmington (1907),
549; dealing with possible fires
(1771), 143; establishing com-
mon schools in North Carolina

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Acts, continued.

(1842), 174; “for the better
regulation of the town of Wil-
mington” (1842), 174; giving a
part of Market Street to St.
James’s Church (1751), 606; in-
corporating Wilmington (1739),
46-49, 591; incorporating Wil-
mington and Raleigh R, R.
(1834), 150, 194; providing for
free schools in every county
(1839), 658; seceding from the
Union (1861), 280; securing
eleven city blocks for park and
school purposes (1910), 665;

setting up Smithville (1792), 54.
Adams, Charles L., 249, 250.

Adams, Rev. G. T., 631.

Adkins, Samuel, 141.

Adventure, ship of explorers of 1663,
30, 31.

Agostini,1 F. M., 169.

Ahrens, Edouard, 677.

Alabama Claims settlement, 478,

Alabama, Confederate cruiser, 403,
478

Alamance, Battle of, 88, 118.

1This should be Agostini in the text.
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