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33871
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Coroner’s Inquisition---On Sept. 2/3, 1792, Abram Hardee, Esq., of Pitt County, beat a slave girl owned by Clary Salter with a stick so badly she died.
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33876
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In August 1856, Henry Jenkins carried his wife to her father’s (Jesse Stancill)house for a visit and she died suddenly the next day. She was about twenty years of age.
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33877
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Depositions of Batson Whitehurst, Robason Jenkins (son of Henry Jenkins) and Osborn Jenkins about John Waters and John Cherry, both of Beaufort Co., NC, trying to sell Alse Keys and child, free slaves.
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33879
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On Jan. 18, 1837, Daniel Hopkins of Edgecombe Co. sold l103 acres to William Hopkins, Jr., of Pitt Co.; land that fell to Samuel Barnhill in right of his wife Lizina.
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33883
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Judah Harris was widow of Timothy Harris, dec’d.
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33884
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On Mar. 7, 1813 in Pitt County, , Stephen Fatherly and Mr. Morning got into a dispute. Mr. Moorning attempted to whip Fatherly with a cow skin and Fatherly took up his gun, and shot him dead on the spot.
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33885
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Mary was the widow of Dr. Allen D. Nobles.
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33886
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On Oct. 31, 1853, Edward Harper, a respectable citizen of Pitt Co., NC, was accidently drowned.
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33887
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Allie Vines King was the widow of John King.
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33888
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Mentions daughter, Elizabeth; nephews Walter Hanrahan and James Hanrahan; R. F. J. H. Williams; Bryan Grimes; brother Walter Hanrahan; William K. Dulaney; Dr. William J. Blow.
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33889
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His heirs: Naisby Mills; Lewis Mills; William Allen Mills; James H. Mills; Naisby Mills, Jr.; Calvin Mills; Washington Mills; James H. Mills.
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33891
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His widow, Penelopy and his children were: Warren Moore; Patsy Moore; Sallie Moore; Jane Moore; Bettie Moore; Penelopy Moore, Jr.; Oliver Moore; William Moore; Nancy Moore; Ricky Moore; Harriet Moore; John Moore; Anies Moore; Penelopy Moore, Sr.
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33892
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His widow, Rebecca and children: Benjamin A. Cory; John Cory; Samuel Cory; Wyatt Gardner and wife Mary A. E.; Speir Wetherington and wife Margaret; Rebecca Cory ; and Louisa Cory.
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33893
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Petition for Partition between: J. T. Simmons and wife H. A.; James Mumford and wife Mary; Elizabeth Ewell; Sarah R. Ewell; and Marcellus Ewell.
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33894
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Ivey J. Evans died in December 1864, intestate, leaving widow Mimsey and no children. His heirs were: Peter Evans; John Evans; Johnson Evans; Edmund Evans; Amos G. Evans; Martha J. Lockamy; Slarany Avery; A. T. Porter and wife Polly.
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