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33502
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The heirs of Benjamin W. Turnage were: Robert E. Turnage, Moses Turnage, Joseph L. Ballard and wife Seleta; Sherrod Tyson and wife Jane; Richard L. Tyson and wife Margaret; Henry Joyner and wife Allie; and Martha King.
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33503
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Ormond Cherry was named as guardian to his two children: William John Cherry and Joseph F. Cherry; and to his granddaughter, Frances M. Daniel.
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33504
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A description of Beaver Dam Township, Pitt County in 1826 and in 1882, written by Jesse Smith (1813-1885). It mentions Archibald Adams and Benjamin Briley. It talks about population, agriculture, amusements, fighting, and courtship.
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33505
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33506
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33507
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33508
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William F. and Mary Proctor Andrews Family Bible Records (1834-1932) (includes Nichols, Pettit, Smith, Edwards);
Brown-Shavender Family bible Records (1849-1956) (includes Valentine, Topping, Lewis, Brinn, Adams, Pearce).
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33509
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Mentions John Laughinghouse, d. Aug. 1831; Thomas Laughinghouse; also mentions other Revolutionary War soldiers: Reading Grist, Israel Harding (d. May 1824), and Thomas Blount.
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33510
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Abraham Tyson’s children were: Sarah Tyson (m. Jacob Joyner); Tempy Tyson; Bowen Tyson; Dicey Tyson (m. Amos Wilson); Joab Tyson; Honor Tyson; Polly Tyson; Elizabeth Tyson. Also included is family information found in “The Memoirs of William Calhoun Love,” 1872….Abraham Tyson (m. Honor Hart) and had children: Honor Tyson (m. William Calhoun Love); Temperance (Tempy) Tyson (m. ___Jordan); Bowen Tyson; Sarah (Sally) Tyson (m. ____Hart); Jacob Tyson (Joab?); Polly Tyson (m. ____Boulton); Elizabeth Tyson (m. ____Forbes). Sarah Tyson (m. Jacob Joyner) and had dau. Delphina Joyner.
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33512
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Letters from David K. Roach, Jones Co., GA, to his mother, Mrs. Polly Roach, Craven Co., NC, 1822/1825;
Letter from Turner Nelson of Posey Co., IN, to friend, James Roach, Craven Co., NC, 1825;
Letter from James Roach, of Craven Co., NC, to his brother, David K. Roach, Jones Co., GA, 1828;
Letters from _____Roach to Bryan Adams, 1845;
Letter from Bryan Adams to Mr. _____Roach, 1845.
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33513
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Advertisement in a Philadelphia newspaper about North Carolina Revolutionary War Deserters named: Arthur Boyce (of Dobbs Co., NC); James Ives (of Pitt Co., NC); Philip Pankum (of Craven Co., NC); and William Griffin (b. Pasquotank Co., NC).
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33514
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Heirs of Peter Patrick, dec’d. of Craven Co., NC were: Menan Patrick (only son of John Patrick) brother of Peter; Sarah Blount, wife of Reading Blount; Mary Smith, wife of Isaac Smith; Eliisabeth Killingsworth, wife of John Killingsworth; Susannah Burney, wife of Willie Burney; Daniel Patrick; Pency Smith, wife of Thomas Smith.
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33515
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Simeon Cason, b. on Aug. 25, 1823 in GA, son of Hillary Cason and Mary Smith, of NC. Hillary Cason was born on Apr. 3, 1779; m. 1803 to Mary Smith and had thirteen children.
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33516
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This would be from the Clay Root section of Pitt County, NC.
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