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40920
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These give a history of the Hawks Family in New Bern; early vessels in the Port of New Bern; runaway slaves; surveys and overseers for new roads in Craven County.
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40925
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These give early history of gristmills in Craven County; early Thanksgiving services; the Privateer ‘General Nash’; story of Gen. William Bryan in the Revolution; story of Mrs. Mary Vail Jones Wilson Moore ‘Madame Moore’; search for information on Adonijah Perry and Claret Wine, Revolutionary War veterans; Christmas as celebrated by the Moravians.
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40935
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These give selected early Craven County deeds; Marriage and Death notices and advertisements from New Bern newspapers; Sale of Gov. Josiah Martin’s property 1777; Names of Soldiers in the War of 1812; Dr. Edward Pasteur and the Privateer Snapdragon.
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40943
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These give Craven County patents; Pitt County case of sedition 1776; case of giving information to the British 1779; Division of the estate of Jeremiah Vail 1826; Inventory of Isaac Cole 1806; Jones County Deed Abstracts.
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40959
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40980
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These give the Will of James Bryan 1794; Partition of the lands of John Frink Smith 1833; Will of Furnifold Green 1759; Will of Furnifold Green 1774; James and Henry Snoad Bonner vs. William Stewart over land in Pitt County 1791; Names of early New Bern inhabitants 1830-1860; The founding of New Bern by DeGraffenreid; tribute to Elizabeth (Bessie) Clifton Carman, genealogist.
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41033
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41079
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These give the Heirs of William Shepard, 1837; Partition of the Land of Phebe and Eliza Fonvielle, 1822; Partition of Elizabeth Richardson Fonvielle, 1823; Court Case John Coor Pendar vs. Arthur Jones, 1823 about the Roundabout, land of George Pollock in Wayne County, NC; Court Case James Riggs vs. Benjamin Tillman about land dispute on Gale’s Creek, 1823; Petition of William Bryan and others for Partition of Land, 1817; Court Case about sloop ‘The Friendship,’ owned by Nathan Keais, left Ocracoke Bar and was captured by the British, 1787, mentions shipbuilding on Pungo; Inventory and Estate of Thomas L. Cheeke, 1816; Boundary Dispute between David Witherspoon and John Planter, 1795, over Col. Wilson’s Great Quarter; Division of New Bern Town Lot of Antipas Tisdale, 1791; Local marriages and deaths taken from Raleigh newspapers.
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41112
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41116
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These give selected Craven County Court Minutes, July 1801; Marriage and Death Notices 1828-1832; List of Letters in New Bern Post Office 1777.
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41121
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These give Marriage and Death Notices 1830-1833; Photograph of Slocum’s Bridge, Havelock.
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41128
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These give the Division of Land of William Fife, dec’d, 1824; Plat Maps of William H. Marshall and C. B. Woods, 1855 and Gooding Land, 1893; The Will of Spyers Singleton, 1814; Register of Dead Craven County Confederate Veterans; Court Case of William Kilpatrick vs. Willis Grainger, 1795; excerpts of New Bern historical houses; Newspaper items, 1882.
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41134
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These give the Will of William Herritage, 1769; New Bern Taxables, 1755; Thanksgiving Proclamation by Congress, 1782; Craven County Marriage Records, 1784; Abstracts of the Wills of Hannah Reed, 1784; Christopher Neale, 1784; Benjamin Whitaker, 1781; John Chapman, 1784; Thomas Cook, 1784; Craven County Marriage Records, 1785.
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41139
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These give the inventory of Josiah Howard, 1823; How the Moravians celebrated Christmas; Josephus Nelson (1799-1837)
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40912
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An early example of Colonial women's involvement in the fight for independence from Great Britain happened a year after an event renowned in American history textbooks. Just as remembrance-worthy as the Sons of Liberty dumping tea into Boston Harbor is a pledge signed by fifty one women from Edenton. Spearheaded by Penelope Barker, the Edenton Tea Party had put into writing their resolve to drink no more of the product they also saw as justification for rebellion.
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