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| 59728 | 500.1.a. | Newsom Jones Pittman Papers, box 1, folder a | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 35924 | 500.1.a | Newsom Jones Pittman | July 18, 1829 | Masonic Order Mount Moriah Lodge related material mentions the six months suspension of a member.
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| 59679 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59680 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59681 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59682 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59683 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59684 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59685 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59686 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59687 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59688 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59689 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59690 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59691 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59692 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59693 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59694 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59695 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59696 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59697 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59698 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59699 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59700 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59701 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59702 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59703 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59704 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59705 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59706 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59707 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59708 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59709 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59710 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59711 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59713 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59714 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59715 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59716 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59717 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59718 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59719 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59720 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 59721 | 500.1.a. | Financial records, correspondence, land deeds, records of Masonic Order and slave documents. | 1754-1860, undated | 1754 Land Survey for John Prockter, description of the organization and governance of the Church of Jesus Christ (1820), a statement by the Neuse Association opposing membership in the Masonic Order by church members (1819?), a request to be raised to Master Mason from the Concorde Lodge, Tarboro, NC (1823), bill for entertainment for members of Concorde Lodge No. 58, Tarboro, NC (1812), a deed for the sale of slaves (named Ned, Pink (?), Tomy, Sabry, Diney, Martin and Mehaley) to Joseph Battle by John Andrews (1816),a request that a member be restored to communion (1822), notices that various members had been expelled from the Greensborough Lodge No. 76 (1829, 1848, undated), a bill for entertainment for lodge members of Concorde Lodge (1812), a notice that a member had passed to Master Mason at Warren Lodge No. 92, Nashville (1841), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro-Clem, supposed to be about fifty years of age” (1847), bill for items, including a coffin for a “negro woman” (1858), bills for medical services, some to “negroes” (1859, 1861), property tax listing which reflects the values for lots, acres, slaves between twelve and fifty years of age, silverware, a gold watch and chain, railroad and bank stock, bonds, and a carriage (1860), a bill of sale to Pittman for a “negro” (1847), a statement of membership in the Baptist Church of Nash County (1841), invitation (1855) from Dr. Jackson of Philadelphia, an undated composition by Mary O. Ballance entitled, "Effects of Fashion." Miscellaneous materials consist of undated invitations from A. C. Kingsland and Hamilton Fish for entertainment at their residences in New York City, Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860) | |
| 500.OS1... | Newsom Jones Pittman Papers, oversize folder 1 | 1771-1860 | Newspaper Daily Journal, Wilmington NC (Mar 19, 1873), Land records: Deed from Earl of Granville to Tom Procter of Edgecombe Co. NC (1795), Lewis Davis/John Hamilton Indenture (Sept 12, 1772), Fredrick May Land Grant (April 19, 1813), Deed From Lucy Batts to Milly Lawrence Edgecombe Co. NC (May 22, 1860). Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860).
These scans are found near the beginning of the job. Items have individual descriptions, so they will not be added to this folder. Joe B
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| 59724 | 500.OS1... | North Carolina newspaper | 1771-1860 | Newspaper Daily Journal, Wilmington NC (Mar 19, 1873) | |
| 59725 | 500.OS1... | North Carolina land deed | 1771-1860 | Land record: Deed from Earl of Granville to Tom Procter of Edgecombe Co. NC (1795). Land records include indentures for lands in Edgecombe County (1772, 1795, 1813, and 1860).
Scan 8, 9, and 10 of job.
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| 59726 | 500.OS1... | North Carolina land deed | 1771-1860 | Deed From Lucy Batts to Milly Lawrence Edgecombe Co. NC (May 22, 1860).
Scan 3 and 4 of job.
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| 59727 | 500.OS1... | Lewis Davis/John Hamilton Indenture | 1771-1860 | Lewis Davis/John Hamilton Indenture (Sept 12, 1772).
Scan 5 and 6 of job.
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