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37398
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Information is given on the William Winberry and Winifred Wharton family,
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37399
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Poem about how industrious women were and what they could accomplish in a day’s work on the farm.
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37400
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Transcription of Marriages Performed from 1858 to 1877.
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37401
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Family lineage from Cader Perry of Okisko section of Pasquotank Co., NC.
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37402
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A memorial service and marker dedication for First Sgt. Abner Morgan, of Company A, 8th Regiment, NC State Troops, Nov. 20, 1994, near Morgan’s Corner, Pasquotank County, NC.
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37403
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Excerpt from ‘Lawson’s History of North Carolina,’ about the benefits of corn.
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37404
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Article about Thomas VanHorn, of Washington Co., NY, who served in NC troops in Civil War, who moved with his family to an island in 1886 where the Cashie and Middle Rivers empty into the Albemarle Sound.
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37405
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The author talks about relic hunting at an old plantation site.
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37406
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Transcription of the record. Other surnames include: Frost, Simmons, Cowell, Shepard, O’Shaughnessy, Bell, Glasco, Ferebee, Cowper, Fulford, Kilgore, Glass, Frye, Whitfield, Renken, Miller.
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37407
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Transcription of the Constitution of Bethel Baptist Church, Perquimans Co., NC, 1806 and list of first members in 1806, list of members in 1830 and list of pastors.
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37408
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Transcription of gravestones.
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37409
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Transcription of gravestones.
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37410
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Article about the history of and the burning of the Belvidere Academy, Perquimans Co., NC.
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37411
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Jasper N. Bell (1818-1873) a native of Currituck Co., NC, moved to Livingston Co., Missouri in 1833.
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37412
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1868 letter From Patrick H. Winston, of Windsor, NC to President Andrew Johnson offering support.
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