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40503
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The Isaac Norfleet house in Tarboro, NC, serves as a lab of the Historic Preservation Program, for students to learn about historical building methods.
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40242
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39671
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40335
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Lines and Pathways of Edgecombe: the Newsletter of the Edgecombe County Genealogical Society
(NoCar F262. E2 L56), Vol. 11 Issue No. 9, Summer--July 2010,
p24-26, il
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43111
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Mattie Terrie Shackleford moved to Tarboro in the early 1900s to work at Pittman Hospital.
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40049
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43867
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Stagecoaches provided the earliest form of public transportation in Edgecombe County. Their traverse through the county created what are todays main highway routes, including NC Highways 258, 33 and 42. A toll bridge across the Tar River was completed in 1758, before Tarboro's incorporation. the Tar River Steamboat Company was formed in 1848. Rail traffic began in 1860 with a spur line from Rocky Mount to Tarboro and more than 10 years later a completed line between Williamston and Tarboro.
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40382
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The author talks about an abandoned cemetery containing mostly the family of Theopholis Brown and his wife, Margaret Warren.
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43110
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"William Samuel Clark moved to Tarboro from his native Martin County around 1872 and opened a dry goods store. Over the years he would expand the store and inventory of a business that would last over 100 years, closing in 1985."
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