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32361
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Advertisement for lost mare of Benjamin Joyner of Pitt County.
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32362
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T. A. Vinson, of Pitt County, was arrested for passing a badly counterfeited note of his own making.
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32363
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Dr. J. H. Hudson shot and wounded Jed Elks, a merchant at Ballard’s Cross Roads and Hudson then turned himself into the authorities.
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32364
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John Hearn, 1861…(includes Ormond);
Peyton A. Atkinson, 1863;
James H. Barnhill, 1862…(includes Whitehurst);
Elizabeth Moore, 1850…(includes Albritton);
William Haddock, 1866;
Joseph Daniel, 1861;
John S. Stocks, 1866;
Sarah House, 1866…(includes Briley, Fleming, Stokes);
Joel James, Sr., 1866;
Mary Knight, 1864…(includes Brown, Cobb);
Godfrey Stancill, 1862…(includes James, Highsmith, Cooper);
Abram Joyner, 1866;
Willie Nobles, 1861…(includes Tyson, Garris, Chestnutt, Watford);
Willie Brown, 1866…(includes Thomas, Wilson);
Elizabeth Smith, 1867…(includes Wetherington, Garris);
Sherrod Tison/Tyson, 1864;
Henry Brantley, 1861…(includes Rawls);
William Lewis, 1863…(includes Thomas);
Miles Britton, 1843;
George F. Gorham, 1844…(includes Selby);
Evelina S. M. Blount, 1865…(includes Smith);
Sarah Adams, 1866;
Stephen Eagles Milburn, 1867…(includes Crisp);
Churchill Perkins, 1867…(includes Tucker, Rollins);
Henry Moore, 1868;
John McGowen, 1868;
Thomas M. Wiggins, 1857…(includes Murphy, Smith, Rice, Edwards);
Starling Averitt, 1855…(includes Blandiford, Burnett);
Godfrey Stancill, 1850…(includes Johnson);
Margaret E. Holliday, 1866…(includes Andrews, Daniel).
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32365
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32368
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Petition about David Drake/Henry Stokes 1825 (includes Dempsey Stokes);
Petition about Robert Ruff/John Moore, 1792 ;
Petition about James Davis, 1791;
Petition about William Gaskins, 1788;
Petition about Emanuel Teel, 1791;
Petition about Rudolph Rutland, 1791;
Petition about Hardy Ginn, 1791;
Petition about Thomas Smith, 1791;
Petition about Reuben Gurganus, 1791.
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32369
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Obituary for Ferd Barnhill, who died on Aug. 26, 1935 in Greenville, NC, one of the organizers of the Rough and Ready Fire Department.
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32371
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This was a rejected pension application for John Pope, of Pitt County; married on Jan. 10, 1785 to Sarah Teel. They moved to Georgia.
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32372
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This lists the teachers in Pitt County in 1848.
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32373
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On May 12, 1881, the McLohorn and Baldree Steam Mill, three miles below Ridge Springs in Pitt County, blew up scalding and killing Allen Kittrell and injuring Mr. McLohorn and Mr. Baldree.
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32374
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The case deals with the division of slaves by the 1854 Will of Claodicea S. Nettles, among the Alfred Moye family.
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32375
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This is a 1764 petition for resurvey sent to the NC Secretary of State Court of Claims from Susannah Mills of Craven County about her father, Capt. John Mills, warrant for 300 acres.
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32376
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Will of Claodicea S. Nettles, 1854…(includes Moye);
Will of James W. Moye, 1855.
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32382
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This is a 1775 petition for resurvey sent to the NC Secretary of State Court of Claims from William Palmer and Robert Williams, of Beaufort County, because the land lines of Nicholas Gurganus were unclear.
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32383
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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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