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33895
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His heirs were: Isaac Baldree and wife Holland; John T. Lacy and wife Julia; Inloe Lacy and wife Sally Ann; Ann E. Evans; Charlotte Evans; Green Case and wife Vicey; Augustus Phillips and wife Elizabeth; Theophilus/Offy Evans, dec’d.
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33896
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33898
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Died on Jan. 22, 1896, Benjamin Belcher, of Pactolus. He was once a citizen of Greenville and was a good man.
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33900
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O. F. Clark, D. C. Beach, W. W. Martin and Howard Barnhill were hurt by a horse/wagon runaway.
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33902
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33903
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33904
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33908
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John and Lam Adams, brothers of Norwood Adams, were sentenced to prison in Atlanta for counterfeiting and burning the house of Julia Gardner in Pitt County.
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33910
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On May 4, 1915, Mrs. Dave Brock, age 42; and K. W. Wainright, age 74, were killed by lightning near Farmville, NC.
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33913
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This gives a list of property of Caleb Wallace sold by Pitt County Sheriff, Abraham Tyson.
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33914
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Died on May 16, 1869 in Forsythe Co., NC, Mrs. Elizabeth Little, wife of Elisha Little. She was born on Sept. 23, 1802 in Pitt Co., NC.
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33915
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William Turnage, planter, of Pitt Co., was charged with petty larceny.
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33921
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