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38100
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Items include: Dave Driskill, flew an autogiro (helicopter) over the village of Manteo. He was the twenty-first pilot in the U.S. to obtain an autogiro license; Jesse Gard transferred to Coast Guard Station at Caffey’s Inlet, near Duck; Frank Miller transferred to Oregon Inlet; Jepp Harris returned to Kill Devil Hills and Norman Etheridge now Captain of the Port of Wilmington, NC.
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38101
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Excerpts relating to the Louisiana Purchase from the Annual Messages of Thomas Jefferson in 1802/1803/1804
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38102
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Taken from the Sixth Annual Message of Thomas Jefferson, Dec. 2, 1806.
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38103
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The author gives examples of words that have passed out of usage. Words like relict for widow, consort for spouse and mistress. Occupations are described by now obsolete terms. Titles like Mister, Esquire, yeoman and simply Senior and Junior don’t mean what we think they do.
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38104
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Listing of names of students and faculty.
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38105
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Maclennon’s Tavern at the Narrows-A Short Sketch of the Land that Became Elizabeth City and Some of the People That Lived There
The author gives a detailed history of the place and people who lived near the Narrows.
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38106
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38107
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Item taken from ’The Historical & Genealogical Register,’ 1903.
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38108
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List of Bertie County Marriage Bonds, 1780-1785
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38109
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Information on Pvt. L. S. Sivills, Pvt. Christopher R. Bray, Pvt. George T. Thropp, and Pvt. Thomas P. Mercer, of Company B, 68th Regiment, being captured 1863.
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38110
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38111
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Newspaper article about the Civil War letters of Pvt. James Fenton Bryant (1841-1909).
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38112
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Random collection of early records on Elizabeth City 1802-1805.
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38113
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The author gives the family and dates of children of Frederick and Fannie Davis. Surnames include: Watkins, Stephens, Puckett; Hunt, Kinnard.
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38114
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Transcription of the record dated 1715.
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