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32773
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On Nov. 10, 1890, Alf Forbes, son of A. A. Forbes, accident shot a black man.
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33745
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On Jan. 19, 1825, Alfred Nelson and wife Rachel sold for 10 cents fifteen acres as specified in the Will of William Boyd, dec’d. to Nancy Buck. Nancy Buck is also called Nancy Brooks in the deed?
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33610
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32756
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Allen Blount, of New York, returned to Pitt County, to visit his sick mother; but she died before he reached her.
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33084
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Allen Chance, b. Pitt Co., NC, d. ca. 1851/2; md. Sarah Knight. He went to Clay Co., MO with his brother, Robert Chance, in 1833. In 1836, Allen went to Platte Co., MO. Allen had a dau. named Nancy Chance; md. John W. Todd. Allen had a son, Arnold Chance, b. Nov. 20, 1813 in Pitt Co., NC, d. Jan. 3, 1890; md. Nancy Swaney.
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33823
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The heirs were: Samuel A. Kittrell; Kendrick Kittrell; P. H. Kittrell; Susan E., wife of Lorenzo McGlohorn; Margaret L, wife of John B. Nichols; Sarah E., wife of W. F. Nobles; and Susan F., wife of Moses W. Tyson.
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33887
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Allie Vines King was the widow of John King.
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33557
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33501
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33526
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Amos A. Atkinson, b. ca. 1796 in Pitt Co., d. Nov. 24, 1855, son of Allen and Mary Atkinson.
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32473
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33537
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33814
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His heirs included: Bennett Womble, William A. Womble, Willie Pollard and wife Phereby, Jesse Clark and wife Anna, Bethel Coggins and wife Polly, Matilda Womble, and Sally Jane Womble.
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31803
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In 1908, B. F. Tugwell, of Farmville twsp., owned a huge gourd aged 100 years old that could hold a three year old child.
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15.An Old Slate by Kammerer, Roger Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Vol. III Issue No. 2, May 1996
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31821
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In 1898, young Ernest Whichard, owned an old school slate used by his grandfather, Harry Gurganus, one hundred years before.
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