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In 1968, the small farmhouse once owned by Silas and Rebecca Everett in Edgecombe County was moved from Conetoe to Tarboro. It is part of a complex of historic buildings highlighting life in the antebellum period. Fleming describes the small, three-room home and how the residents lived there.
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40064
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39689
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The author gives the interesting story about Edsel Sutherland (1922-1993) in WWII and discovered a half-sister from England she didn’t know she had.
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Lines and Pathways of Edgecombe: the Newsletter of the Edgecombe County Genealogical Society
(NoCar F262. E2 L56), Vol. 12 Issue No. 4, July 2011,
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43863
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In 1811, Jerimiah Battle reported a total of 17 schools operating in Edgecombe County with 400 students. the first long-standing school in Tarboro was started in 1813. I eventually evolved into separate male and female academies. A report published by the Edgecombe County Board of Education noted construction of 14 schools for African Americans through the Rosenwald School fund.
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Welcome to Tarboro & Homes Magazine
(F 264 T3 W4), Vol. Issue , August 2023,
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39894
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40369
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The author spoke about stories discovered from the cleaning of the surviving markers in Old Town Cemetery, Tarboro, NC.
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Lines and Pathways of Edgecombe: the Newsletter of the Edgecombe County Genealogical Society
(NoCar F262. E2 L56), Vol. 12 Issue No. 2, Spring--April 2011,
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40379
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The author speaks about stories discovered from the cleaning of the surviving markers in Old Town Cemetery, Tarboro, NC.
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Lines and Pathways of Edgecombe: the Newsletter of the Edgecombe County Genealogical Society
(NoCar F262. E2 L56), Vol. 12 Issue No. 3, Summer--July 2011,
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