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33169
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On June 1, 1915, Winterville men, J. F. Harrington, B. F. Manning, A. B. Braxton, L. F. Elliot left for the Confederate Reunion in Richmond, VA.
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33240
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33547
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He talks about troop conditions and being stationed in Greenville; the attempted burning of the bridge at Greenville and the appearance of the country.
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33630
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33752
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33818
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Names men from Edgecombe County, NC and the Bethel community of Pitt Co., NC.
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34056
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42486
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In Sept. 1910, W. E. Whitmore of Scotland Neck was visiting family in Greenville. He was a Confederate veteran and during the Civil War was stationed near Red Banks Church, where two of his comrades were killed and one captured when on picket duty in attempting to prevent an advance of Federal troops on Greenville. He and R. R. Cotton were in the same company.
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42523
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Newsy letter from Lydia A. Chapman to her daughter Bettie _____, dated April 12, 1866. The letter talks of the damage done by Union forces in Swift Creek. Jimmie Roach died in 1864 from small pox. Abner Edwards died three weeks after coming home from the Civil War. Dr. Beckwith mistakenly shot and killed. Jane Lancaster died of the small pox. Julia Chapman had daughter Liz Harvey. Bill Butler married Julia Dudley. Fred Lancaster is teaching school. Thomas Langley married.
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