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32728
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Infant son of J. T. Williams 1883; Mrs. W. G. Lang 1883; T. H. Fleming 1907;
Died May 10, 1950, William Franklin Evans, age 67, son of William Franklin Evans and Annie Sermons; md. Eva Allen.
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32729
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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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32730
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Will of John A. Manning, Sr., 1886 (includes Whitehurst, Edmondson, Whitfield);
Will of Emily E. Lewis, 1888 (includes Hilliard, Jones, Gorham);
Will of Robert B. McCotter, 1890;
Will of Ivy Fleming, 1887 (includes Nobles, Briley, Staton);
Will of Simon B. Kilpatrick, 1890;
Will of John Randolph, 1883;
Will of Samuel A. Kittrell, 1889 (includes May);
Will of Kinion Downs, 1890;
Will of Moses Teel, 1890;
Will of Louisa Oakley, 1884 (includes Stanley, Haddock, Kite, Sutton, Chapman);
Will of Tabitha May, 1886 (includes Hill, Dupree);
Will of Abner Edwards, 1886;
Will of Sarah Ann Thomas, 1887 (includes Cherry);
Will of T. A. Cherry, 1890 (includes Vick);
Will of Gideon Allen, 1889 (includes Joyner, Fuller);
Will of Simon J. Nobles, 1889 (includes Moye, Crawford);
Will of J. L. Knight, 1891 (includes Lawrence, Moore, May);
Will of James A. Hanrahan, 1869;
Will of Mary J. Walston, 1883 (includes James, Barnhill);
Will of Mary A. Manning, 1890 (includes Evans);
Will of Livey E. Latham, 1891;
Will of Jesse Briley, 1891 (includes Spain);
Will of Louisa S. Hill, 1881 (includes May);
Will of Calvin Stokes, 1890;
Will of Pinckney Hardy, 1891 (includes Garris, Moore, Wilson);
Will of Nancy C. Tucker, 1891 (includes Moye, Quinerly);
Will of Louvenia Stocks, 1889;
Will of Lemuel J. Moore, 1891;
Will of W. S. Corbitt, 1890 (includes May);
Will of Catherine Corbitt, 1890 (includes May);
Will of A. A. Baker, 1891 (includes Woolard);
End, Will Book 2
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Record #:
32733
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Ms. Mae Dudley, sister of Sheriff elect R. R. Dudley, was appointed rural carrier for Greenville, NC.
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32735
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On Apr. 12, 1882, Dr. F. C. James, of Bethel, NC, was taking down an old shelter and it fell on him.
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32736
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On Aug. 27, 1883, J. R. Davenport and W. G. Mizell got into an argument in Davenport’s Store in Pactolus, NC. Davenport tried to avoid him, closed his store and went home. Mizell followed him and the altercation ensued in Davenport’s yard.
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32738
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Petition for Partition: Names include Hooker, Rives, Sugg, Garrett, Marshall, Demby, Hart.
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32739
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Located on South West side of Swift Creek, bounding Absolom Cox, Francis Rountree, Isaac Gardner, Mr. Causey.
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32742
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In Oct. 1895, J. B. Tripp who moved to Illinois 15 months ago, married there and is now moving back home to Pitt County.
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32743
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Located in Craven County on North side of Swift Creek and South side of Creeping Swamp near Pitt County line.
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32744
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The following is an index to selected records found in the NC General Assembly Session Records, NC Archives from 1840-1845.
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32745
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Child of Charles Cannon 1895; Nehemiah Stocks 1902; Mike Eborn 1894; J. S. Barnhill 1882.
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32749
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These valuable records give slave marriages back to 1810.
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32750
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William Cherry had nine heirs: Thomas Williams, Lemuel Cherry, Shade Garrett, Burton McGowan, James P. Cherry, Allen Stocks, Daniel Cherry, Guilford McGowan, McG. Staton.
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32753
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John H. Burney died intestate in Brunswick Co., NC in 1856 leaving widow Mary S. John H. Burney had sisters: Sarah Burney (m. ___ Wilson); Rachel Burney (m. Jesse Noble); Mary Burney (m. Council Wooten; Elizabeth Burney (m. ____Kilpatrick).
Mary Burney (m. Council Wooten) and had children: Simon Wooten, Eliza Wooten (m. William Burney), Council Wooten, William Wooten. This William Wooten died and left children: John Wooten, Nancy Wooten (m. Moseley Green), Martha Wooten, Sarah Wooten (m. Beneto Aguero).
Elizabeth Burney (m. ____Kilpatrick) and had children: William P. Kilpatrick, Simon B. Kilpatrick, Louisa Kilpatrick (m. Lemuel Mewborn), John B. Kilpatrick, Mary Elizabeth Kilpatrick (m. Levi Mewborn).
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