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32466
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This lists the teachers in Pitt County in 1852.
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32467
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These bonds date from 1872-1876.
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32468
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32469
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Names include: Guilford Gardner 1880; W. W. Turnage 1881; Mrs. Lovick Gaskins 1880; Mrs. Ann Rogers 1880; James Haddock 1880; Capt. James Williams 1881; James T. Ross 1888.
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32470
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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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32471
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32472
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Bishop E. Dudley Age Book (1802-1859) (includes Harris, Jones, Houston, Murphy, Holloway, Bryan, Carmen);
William Sparkman Bible Record (1768-1922) (includes Cannon, Godbey, Rollins);
James Sparkman Bible (1795-1849) (includes Cary, Tyson, Weeks, Godwin);
James Madison Sparkman (1816-1895) (includes Finger, Lee, VanLandingham, Bennett, Matthews);
John Holliday Dixon Bible Page (1795-1862) (includes Darden, Bynum, Coward, Barrett);
Thaddeus Cannon Bible (1886-1986) (includes Stocks, Jones, Adams);
Frederick Lawrence Wiggins Bible (1845-1952) (includes Nettles).
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32473
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32474
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Surnames include: Gwaltney, Stocks, Coker, Dail, Love, Taylor.
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32475
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Lists of men who failed to attend regular muster in Pitt County 1809-1810.
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32476
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The following is an index to applications for Confederate Pensions for veterans and widows of veterans of Pitt County. This index covers both series 1 and series 2. The original index is located behind the main desk of the NC Archives Search Room.
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32477
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This is about the formation of the Col. George E. B. Singeltary Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Greenville, NC on May 26, 1899.
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32478
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This is a speech given by Henry T. King in 1902.
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32479
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32480
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