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33224
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This was a black church in a school house at Haddocks Crossroads, four miles from Ayden, NC.
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33225
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33226
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Henry Tripp and Frank Tuten, got into a vicious fight near Rountree’s Church.
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33228
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33229
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These were taken from the marriage index in the Pitt County Court House; transcribed by Elizabeth Ross.
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33230
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Lanier-Clark Bible Records (1725-1931) (includes Pearce, Pendleton, Whitaker, Myers, Hamilton, Foreman, Eborn, Campbell, Cherry, Hartmost, Johnson, O’Hagan, Jones, JenkinsKennedy, Grimes, Bailey, Arrington, Hawkins, Myers, Busbee, Shaw, Boston);
Laura F. Griffin Ball Bible Record (1831-1912) (includes Robertson, Merrill, Harris).
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Surnames include Ewell, Fleming, Teel, Little, Oliver, Nobles, Thomas, Taft, Forbes, Vinson/Vincent, Bullock.
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Gideon Pettit, ca. 1764, d. about 1842/43. Gideon had a daughter Nancy, a son Jesse and a grandson named Gideon Whitehead. Another son, Naseby Pettit, b. ca. 1792, was living in Obien Co., TN in 1857. Also mentions other Revolutionary War soldiers: Dr. Jonathan Loomis, Gardner Moye, John Stephens, Capt. Simon Jones, Col. James Armstrong.
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33233
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33234
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33235
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33236
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In March 1897, E. L. McGowan and wife returned to Greenville after living in SC for 13 years.
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33237
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In 1818, Stephen Rogers died intestate in Edgecombe Co., NC, leaving widow, Elizabeth, and children: Maria Rogers, Delphy Rogers, John Adams Rogers and Calvin Rogers.
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