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37953
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About the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence and the heavy price they paid in their personal lives.
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37954
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Deborah Sampson, a native of Massachusetts, dressed as a man and served as a Revolutionary War Soldier. She had an interesting encounter with Gen. George Washington when he discharged her from service.
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37955
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List of men and length of service.
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37956
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Small biography of Whitmel Hill.
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37957
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Facsimile of the broadside.
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37958
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Early genealogy of the Whitmel family of Virginia and Bertie County, NC
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37959
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About Thomas Barker coming back from England and taking the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 as found in ’The Historical & Genealogical Register. Also a small history of Thomas Barker (1713-1787).
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37960
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List of early doctors in Currituck County, NC back to the Revolution.
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37961
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Synopsis of a witchcraft trial in Currituck County, NC, 1703.
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37962
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Trueblood, Sanderlin, Cox, Brothers, Morris, Davis, Banks, Hollowell, Spivey, Cain.
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37963
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37964
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Detailed history of Fort Raleigh and its location from the records.
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37965
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Taken from the NC State Records.
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37966
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Transcription of the records.
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37967
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Various articles including one on Richard C. Evans, 83, the oldest merchant in Manteo; $100 and garments sent by local Bundles of Britain Campaign; and C. Hettick has purchased the old ‘Betsy Dowdy Inn’ at the edge of Dare County and the Currituck bridge.
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