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37439
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After the Battle of Sharpsburg, Gen. D. H. Hill ordered company commanders to see that barefoot men made moccasins from the hides of beeves that had taken. One soldier was arrested for being barefoot. He was size 12 and would take so much material as to deny another soldier enough to make him a pair of moccasins. The soldier was released.
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37440
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Transcription of the letter and query on Joseph L. Whedbee (d. by 1850) and wife, Susan Wilson (b. 1785).
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37441
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Notes on the Chesson family of Washington Co., NC.
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37442
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Transcription of the gravestones.
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37443
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Synopsis of the battle
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37444
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Notes on; David W. Stone, Dr. Shadrack P. Allen, Thomas Turner, Augustus Moore, Joseph Halsey, John B. Jones, Hezekiah Spruill and William Allen.
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37445
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List of counties and population.
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37446
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Annotated transcription of the letter from Edward Nicholas Boots, New Bern, NC, about Plymouth, NC in the war.
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37447
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37448
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Historical notes on Gates County, NC from 1584-1780.
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37449
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Transcription of the gravestones.
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37450
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37451
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Notes on William Clayborne, Jr. , secretary of the Virginia colony; John Ayres, a land speculator in Virginia; and Rev. Roger Green, who in 1653 obtained a land grant for 10,000 acres on the Roanoke River and south bank of the Chowan River to plant 100 settlers.
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37452
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Article about brothers, Melvin Lutes and Homer Kapua, reunite after 68 Years.
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37453
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