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37288
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These are notes from various selected deeds from 1763, 1764, 1765, and 1774.
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37289
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The author gives an early history of Dennis McLendon, the first immigrant of the family.
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37290
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Lineal descent from Richard Skinner of England.
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37291
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Small history of the first settlers in the Albemarle region were Dutch loggers named Veendam.
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37292
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Lineal descent from Nathan Halstead, died 1642 in Massachusetts.
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37293
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Lineal descent from Arthur Jordan, born abt. 1627 in Yorkshire, England.
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37294
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Transcription of gravestones.
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37295
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Lineal descent from Richard Leary and Sara ______.
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37296
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Article about finding old Midgett/O’Neal Cemeteries in the Outer Banks region.
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37297
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The letter talks of genealogy of the Haskett and Morgan families.
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37298
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Article from 1960 about Mrs. Rennie Alexander, of Creswell, on her 100th birthday.
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37299
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Article about eating herrings and early history of the river. The tornado of Feb. 15, 1903 that sunk the Steamboat Olive is mentioned.
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37300
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This is a retelling of a humorous story about a sick mule by Edmund Harding of Washington, NC.
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37301
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These are notes from various selected deeds from 1764 to 1765.
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37302
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Transcription of the record.
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