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The firm of Porter & Galloway at Galloway’s Cross Roads, Pitt County.
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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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On Aug. 16, 1913, Joseph Tripp had a farm accident, which left his upper body paralyzed.
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7.Bible Records by Kammerer, Roger Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Vol. XXI Issue No. 2, May 2014
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William Thomas Arden Nichols Bible Record (1892-1987) (includes Crawford, Albritton, Heath, Turnage, Stocks);
Smith-Tucker-Tyson Record (1813-1858);
Samuel Crisp Whitley Bible Record (1834-1924) (includes Smallwood, Smithwick, Duggan, Reddick, Cricklow) Also includes slave records;
John Rodgers Crisp Bible Record (1790-1889) (includes Allen, Franks, Thompson, Knight, Cole, Martin, Woody, Bryson, Atwood, Austin, Corbett, Norton, Nabors);
William F. McCoy Bible Record (1822-1894).
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James Hubbard, of Martin Co., NC, died at West Point, NY in Revolution. Mentions Amos Thomas and John Hogard, of Bertie Co., NC, Revolutionary War soldiers.
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On Dec. 11, 1756, David Hathaway of Beaufort Co., NC gave to his son, Thomas Hathaway, a fourth part of land on Conetoe Creek.
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On Dec. 31, 1869, in Greenville, NC, Edward Hoel was shot and killed by Arthur Dennis.
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On Dec. 31, 1869, in Greenville, NC, Edward Hoel was shot and killed by Arthur Dennis.
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On Aug. 30, 1757, William Mitchell gave to his daughter, Mary Cannon, wife of Henry Cannon, the plantation he lives on.
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On Mar. 14, 1758, Francis Rountree of Beaufort County sold to Caleb Spivey land on the east side of Tranters Creek, beside where Caleb Spivey lives.
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An advertisement for no trespassing on John Norcott’s 4000 acres at Spier’s Neck on Tranter’s Creek and the Tar River.
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