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33312
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Church constructed in 1882, off Greenville-Bethel Highway.
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33367
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33560
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33631
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This article gives a history of the church. There is a pen and ink drawing of the old church by Roger Kammerer.
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Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly
(NoCar F253 .P57), Vol. XXI Issue No. 1, February 2014,
p19-20, il
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33646
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33697
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33699
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33709
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Mentions: John Speir, Benjamin Brown, Henry Ellis, Anthony Kinnin, William Baldwyn.
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33720
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33738
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On Aug. 20, 1827, Richard Hines, Sr. of Edgecombe Co., NC gave two acres on the north side of Clay Root and east side of Horse Pen Branch in Pitt County to the Reformed Baptist Church.
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