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34037
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On Sept. 27, 1773, Willoughby Adams, of Craven Co., sold to William Adams, of Craven Co., part of two tracts, part of Willoughby Adams Patent of 157 and Patent of 1760 on Clayroot Swamp.
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34038
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34039
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On July 29, 1774, Thomas Sutton, of Pitt Co. ,sold 100 aces in Craven County to David Sutton, of Craven Co.; being part of the land taken up by John Paine and sold to Thomas Sutton.
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34040
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34041
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On Feb. 2, 1774, Ezekiel Adams, of Craven Co., sold land on Clay Root Swamp to Edward Gatlin, of Craven Co.; being land granted to Ezekiel Adams by Patent dated Nov. 22, 1771.
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34042
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34043
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On Oct. 4, 1773, John Williams, Sr. and his son, Edge Williams, both of Craven Co., South Carolina, sold land on Little Contentnea Creek to Matthew Paramore, of Dobbs Co.
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34044
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The canal built in Indian Well Swamp cut by John A. Smith and Dennis C. Smith, was the diving line between Swift Creek and Chicod Townships.
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34045
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On June 9, 1777, Edward Gatlin of NC sold land to Hardy Gatlin, of Craven Co., part of a tract granted to John Blount by Patent dated Dec. 16, 1735 on Swift Creek. Mentions Joseph Worsley’s house.
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34046
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Advertisement stating Dr. Mayo had permanently located in Falkland.
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34047
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Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly
(NoCar F253 .P57), Vol. XXIV Issue No. 1-2, Feb.-May 2017,
p13-15
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34048
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On July 25, 1839, Churchill Perkins accidently killed John Cherry. On July 24, 1839, Mr. Harrell, from Roanoke, stabbed and cut John King, whose life is despaired of.
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34049
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34050
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Moses Tyson died intestate without a Will, leaving Noah Tyson as administrator of his estate. Moses Tyson’s heirs (children0 were: Jonathan Mears and wife Tamer; Enoch Tyson; William Beddard and wife Mary; Zacheriah Allen and wife Rachel; Joshua Patrick and wife Timna; James Mears and wife Naomi; Moses Tyson; Easter Nelson; and Noah Tyson.
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34051
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