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32017
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William Leggett (1844-1920) a native of Beaufort County, NC, was one of Farmville, NC oldest citizens the last 19 years of his life.
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32018
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Surnames include: Corbitt, McAfee, Hudson, Brown, Joyner, Hoots, Allen, Bates, Sanders, Isom, Wagoner, Hardin, Moye, Gardner, Jackson, Smith, Cobb, Hedgepeth, Sutton, Lang, Reynolds, Murphey, Wooten, Ward, Baker, Willoughby, Sermons.
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32019
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These papers deal with trying to get a pension. Names mentioned: Mrs. Pherebee Phillips, Curtis Phillips, Joseph Phillips, Willis Lewis, Willie Downs, Rebecca Price, John Downs, William Bowers, John Bowers, Gideon Bynum, Lydia Paramore, Amos Paramore, Mrs. Cunningham, J. Williams, Abraham Hardee, Robert Williams, John Kinsaul, Benjamin Hodges, Lewis Speir, William Speir, James Speir. There is also list of deserters from Craven, Johnston, Dobbs, Martin, Beaufort and Pitt Counties in 1779. The deserters from Pitt County were Josias Hardee, Admiral Haddock, William Mills.
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32020
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This is an article that appeared in the New Bern Daily Journal, May 1, 1891. The names mentioned are: Shadrach Allen, Mrs. William B. Wadsworth, James A. Hanrahan, Mrs. Speight, Mrs. Maggie Nelson, Mrs. James A. Bryan, F. X. Martin, C. C. Clark, Mrs. Susan J. Stanly, James G. Stanly.
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5.Robbers Caught by Kammerer, Roger Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Vol. VI Issue No. 2, May 1999
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32021
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In Sept. 1908, John B. Hardy, son of Alfred Hardy, robbed Gus Mills and both Hardy’s were arrested.
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32022
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A petition to the NC General Assembly dated Apr. 16, 1780, William Whitfield stated he was infirm, had charge of small children and poor and desired to be discharged from public taxes. Which was granted.
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32023
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About 1830---Samuel Ralston killed David Smith. Mentions: Penny McDuel, H. J. Toole, John H. Burney, James K. Greene, Mr. Nichols.
Dec. 1886--Martin Galloway shot and killed John A. Hardee. Mentions: Ned Smith, James H. Spain, W. H. Haddock, Nancy Dawson, N. W. Campbell;
In March 1895---Peter Hardee killed his brother, Ben Frank Hardee;
On Oct. 6, 1907—James Jefferson killed his brother, Thomas Jefferson.
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32024
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Will of Col. John Hardee, Pitt County 1783, and inventory of his estate. Names include: Simpson, Smith, Kirven, Wilson, Enloe, Herrington, Sheppard, Pope, Gorham, Evans, Spain, Degge); Will of David Smith, Pitt County 1797. Names include: Cannon, Mooring, Nunn, Nelson, Blackledge, Pellon; Will of Aaron Tyson Allen, Pitt County 1838-- Names include: Flake, Thigpen, Beddard; Will of Joseph Braddy, Pitt County 1862--- Names include: Rives, Fleming, Teel.
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32025
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This listing is found in the Eastern Reflector, Greenville, NC, Apr. 17, 1889.
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10.Bible Records by Kammerer, Roger Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Vol. VI Issue No. 2, May 1999
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32026
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Daniel Bible (1805) (Includes Cherry);
Whichard Record (1820-1825);
David Smith Bible (1807-1987) (Includes James, Daniel, Hardee, Harrington, Kittrell, Corbitt, Starling, Reel, Mauney, Sproles, Joyner, Rountree, Sheppard, Fleming, Haskett, Ringgold);
Cherry Bible (1827) (Includes Lanier);
Patrick Bible (1830);
Ruel Thomas Johnston Willoughby Bible (1866-1933) (Includes Harrell, Warrick, Newsome);
Benjamin F. Manning Bible (1832-1926) (Includes Huggins, Forlines, Rouse, Stocks, Loving, McGowan, Freeman, Cole);
McGlohon--Ellis Bible (1814-1941) (Includes Blount, Pierce, Jenkins, Moore, Harrington, Roberson, Gurganus, Phillips, Phelps);
Browne-Dixon Family Bible (1784-1868) (Includes Godley, Edwards, Harding).
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32027
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Taken from various old newspapers found on microfilm in the NC Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC……..
Died Nov. 9, 1930, Washington Smith, age 74, md. Mattie Taylor, son of Bryant Smith and Tabitha Nelson;
Died Oct. 17, 1900, Joseph J. Dancy, age 78;
Died May 2, 1909, James Blount, a noted black man from near Ayden, NC;
Died Nov. 16, 1930, Joe E. Jefferson, age 48, son of Robert and Carolina Jefferson; md. Bessie Bell.
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32028
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In July 1854, Tyer, Moore & Co. formed a copartnership, made up of N. Tyer, W. L. Tyer, George W. Moore and Benjamin F. Moore.
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32029
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Surnames include: Tyson, Sherrod, House, Ward, Forbes, Moye, Smith, Hamilton, Williams, Cherry, Mooring, Daniel, Andrews, Meeks, Britt, Peel, Drake, Dilda, May, Averett, Brooks, Kennedy, Bland, Jolly, Warren, Stanley, West.
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32030
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Died on Nov. 2, 1920 in Winterville, NC, Elias L. Hazelton (1845-1920)
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32031
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These papers deal with trying to get a pension. Names mentioned: Josiah Collins, John Collins, Darling Cherry, Daniel Cherry, Lawrence Cherry, Joseph Cory, Shadrick Cory, James Robason, Reuben Moore, James Moore, Moses Moore, Nelson James, Anna Herrington, Noah Robason, John Bowers, Shadrack Shivers, William English, Joseph English, Allen Anderson, Jacob Turner, William Arnold, Solomon Cotton, John Salter, Patrick Quinerly, Shadrick Allen, Shadrick Quinerly. There is also a list of Continental Soldiers raised in Pitt County in May 1779—names included are: Brittain Jones, Francis Newham, William Hodges, Benjamin Ricks, John Stevens.
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