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33821
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Nancy Whitehurst (d. 1865) widow of William Whitehurst, and da. Of Thomas Carson. Between 1865 and 1886 various heirs petitioned for their share of her estate. Her son W. Riley Whitehurst and his children had moved to Virginia, but were never found. The children were:
1) Elizabeth Manning (m.1) Samuel Crisp, Jr., m.2) William Peletier (Tyre) Manning;
2) Piney wife of Azeriah Coburn. They lived in Hyde Co., NC;
3) Thomas Whitehurst;
4) Eliza Whitehurst (m. Kincheon Nelson);
5) W. Riley Whitehurst;
6) Jane wife of Reading Bowers;
7) Patsy Whitehurst ;
8) Alfred Whitehurst;
Mentions: Martha Nelson (m. Sherrod Carson).
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33822
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An article from 1866 about the farms of Churchill Perkins, F. B. Satterthwaite, J. J. Laughinghouse, Bryan Grimes, and William Grimes
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33823
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The heirs were: Samuel A. Kittrell; Kendrick Kittrell; P. H. Kittrell; Susan E., wife of Lorenzo McGlohorn; Margaret L, wife of John B. Nichols; Sarah E., wife of W. F. Nobles; and Susan F., wife of Moses W. Tyson.
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33824
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33825
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This court case was over the shooting of Nobles by Harrington at Parker’s Crossroads, north of Greenville. Depositions of J. J. Nobles, Dr. O’Hagan, S. A. Redding, Dr. Frank Brown, R. W. King, W. H. Harrington, J. J. Harrington.
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33826
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Ivey Foreman vs. heirs of James Williams; heirs of Isaac Williams; Stanly Kittrell vs. Charles Brewer, Frederick Lovin and Jesse R. Atkinson; Thomas Little vs. Churchill Perkins, David L. Perkins and David Jordan; John S. Brown vs. Peleg W. Spencer (Wallace, Stancill, Reed, Williams); Barbara Briley vs. James A. Brown; Joseph L. Ballard, admr. of Benjamin Briley vs. Martha Turnage, John Briley, Willis Briley, Samuel Vines.
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33827
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33828
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Daniel Robason Bible Record (1785-1835) (includes Lilley, Berry);
Lewis B. Cox—James F. Smith Bible Record (1838-1968) (includes Kittrell, Hodges, Jackson, Stokes, McCotter, Potter, Tyson);
Wiley Nobles Bible Record (1800-1934) (includes Brown, Jackson, Tyson, Garris, Avery, Watford, Ballentine, Forbes, Kittrell).
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33829
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Giles Matthews, b. in 1754 in King and Queen Co., VA; lived first in Hertford Co., NC and then after the War in Pitt Co., NC, where he lived in 1833.
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33830
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Ben Soon, owned by William Grimes, was a slave who headed a band of runaway slaves who murdered citizens in Craven and Beaufort Counties. They killed a Mr. Chapman in Craven County and Bowen Edwards, of Beaufort Co., NC.
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33831
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On June 25, 1810, Samuel Truss, Sr. gave property to his children: Nancy Cobb, Sally Little, Warren Truss, Samuel Truss, Polly King, Joel Truss.
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33832
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On Feb. 9, 1788, John Simpson gave to David Smith for love and affection all Simpson’s claim to the land of Col. John Hardee, dec’d.
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33833
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Thomas Allen died intestate, and his land fell to his sister, Gatsey Allen Adams (m. Archibald Adams). Archibald and Gatsey had children: Craven Adams and Martha Adams (m. Wyatt Moye). Craven Adams arrives at age 21 in Feb./March 1826. Samuel Simpson buys the Allen land from the heirs.
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33834
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On Jan. 26, 1840, John C. Gorham and wife Frances sold the Strawberry Hill plantation of 450 acres to James A. Dixon, except the graveyard.
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33835
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Died in July near the Gulf, on Deep River, Moore Co., NC, Josiah Tyson, while cradling wheat, cut his calf with the scythe, and bled to death.
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