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37615
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Sawyer, Riggs, Spence, McPherson, Brown, Forbes, Gordon, James, Markham.
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37616
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List of Representatives from 1777-1792.
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37618
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The story of Francis Brown and John Clary, of Perquimans County, NC troubled legislators.
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37619
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Annotated transcription of the letters.
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37620
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Transcription of the letter.
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37624
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Annotated transcription of a letter Mrs. Sarah Ann Clark, of Portsmouth Island, NC, 1846.
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37625
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A history of how and why the cottages were built and the coming of hotels to Nags Head and the creation of early resorts.
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37626
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Transcription of the Will of Joseph Reddick, Perquimans Co., NC, 1759
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37627
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The author discusses early settlers since 1622 like George Durant, Mr. Catchmaid, Edward Smithwick, Richard Skinner, Francis Toms; and locations like Phelps Point and Castleton’s Creek.
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37628
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Small list of cattle marks from 1755-1783
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37629
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The author talks about her earliest memories if the Civil War; home life on the farm and education after the Civil War.
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37630
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This the story of ‘Colonel’ Arthur Jones (1821-1908) of Elizabeth City, NC, who in 1862 took a wagon and horses from his own stables and rushed into the burning Court House and rescued the priceless Pasquotank County records from the 1700s.
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37631
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Interesting article about beds in estate records. The beds of Francis Toms (d. 1712) of Perquimans Co., NC, are traced through Quaker records.
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37632
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Transcription of gravestones from three cemeteries.
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37633
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Baker, Bell, Gregory, Henly, Mercer, Owens, Pettijohn, Sawyer, Wilson.
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