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34052
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On Oct. 2, 1812, the heirs of Mark Phillips, dec’d. being Ann Phillips, Mark Phillips, Fanny Phillips, Redding Phillips, Thomas Phillips, Cullen Moore and wife Nancy, William Davis and wife Sarah, sold part of two tracts whereon Mark Phillips dec’d lived on to Walter Dunn.
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34053
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This informative Court Notice gives relationships of the children of Job and Delitha Tyson; the children of John Tyson the elder; children of Jehu Tyson; children of Jacob Tyson.
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34054
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William Gorham, John Salter and Samuel and Robert Boyd ran seines on the Tar River.
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34055
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Court Notice about the father and mother of Hardee Croom, dec’d.
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34056
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34057
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On May 10, 1815, James Thigpen, of Greene Co., NC, sold 41 acres on Middle Swamp in Greene County to Benjamin May, of Pitt Co., NC.
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34058
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34059
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On Oct. 6, 1832. Samuel Dillahunt, of Jones Co., NC, agent for John S. Lavender and his wife Elizabeth, of Georgia, sold to Caleb Wiggins, of Lenoir Co., NC, 110 acres of land in Lenoir County Patented by John Phillips on Oct. 27, 1784.
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34060
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34061
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34062
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34063
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34065
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34066
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A court case for partition of estate of Edward Rhem, who died intestate in 1835 in Craven Co., NC leaving brothers and sisters: Jacob Rhem; William B. Rhem; Susan wife of Joseph Kinsey; John Rhem; Amos Rhem; Hannah West; Elizabeth Simmons; Christianne Foscue; and Melcher Rhem. The numerous descendants of Edward Rhem’s brothers and sisters, all named, want partition made.
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34067
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On Nov. 15, 1838, Allen Edwards of Pitt County, sold to Benjamin May, of Pitt County, that part of the land of Alexander Britt, dec’d., allotted to Emanuel Britt, now owned by John H. Dixon and held by Allen Edwards. Allen Edwards owed money to James Williams and John May and Allen Edwards sold this land to Benjamin May.
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