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33748
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On Nov. 12, 1826, Levin Bland and Theophilus Bland of Pitt County, sold 200 acres to Highland Bland.
Witnessed by John Bland and Jesse Bland.
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33749
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The Edwards Family Reunion originated in 1916.
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33750
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On Sept. 18, 1823, Edward Williams, Sr., Edward Williams, Jr., and John Williams sold to Peter Sugg, 200 acres, all lands formerly belonging to Robert Williams dec’d., one of the heirs of Matthew Sturdivant dec’d. In Robert Sturdivant dec’d division, land set apart to Nancy Sturdivant (now wife of Archibald Adams)
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33751
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On March 3, 1908, children of Mr. Forbes and Wyatt Barber died. Mr. Forbes and Wyatt Barber married sisters.
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33752
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33753
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In 1851, Darling Cherry, age 25, born in Pitt County, was killed by a drunk man in Wakulla Co., FL.
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33754
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Fred Loving (d. 1856) was common law married? first to Dorcas Brewer (d. 1878) and had three daughters. They separated and Fred Loving moved to New Hanover Co., NC and married in 1845 to Margaret Pridgen. They had a daughter, Jane Loving (b. 1853) who married in 1869 to Calvin Reaves.
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33755
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33756
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33757
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Atkinson-Webb-Boone Family Bible Record (1756-1890) (includes Tunstall, Moore, Harris, Stokes, Bridgers);
William Galloway Bible Record (1781-1873) (includes Edwards, Gladson);
G. W. Galloway Bible Record (1865-1880).
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33758
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Revolutionary Land Warrants that deal with soldiers from Pitt County, Craven County, Beaufort County and other neighboring counties.
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33759
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John Hardee, by Will, gave land to daughter, Jemima Hardee. Jemima Hardee married David Smith and had sons: Charles Smith, Hardee Smith.
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33760
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Sarah Wiggins, wife of Gersham Wiggins, in a deposition said a negro slave of her father, Benja Herring, drugged her with alcohol and raped her several times. She gave birth to her second? mulatto child and on the third day killed it on Mar. 26, 1772.
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33761
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33762
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