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31889
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Died Mar. 1909, in Chicod twsp., Joshua W. Smith, aged 68 years.
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31891
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From an article about the Confederate Reunion held in Greenville, NC in Sept. 1895—it gives a large list of members and the companies they belonged to in the Civil War.
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31892
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From a deposition of Dinah Taft, former slave of Bryan Hardee, who married first to Fred Venters and then Noah Taft. Noah Taft ran away and became a Federal Soldier in the Civil War and was due a pension.
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31893
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Articles include: Bryan Buck, D. H. James, C. D. Rountree, A. L. Blow, Titus Elks, Arnold Baldree, Mrs. Lucinda Wainwright, Jim Wainright, John Cannon, Jesse Vincent, Reuben Kinsaul, E. C. Yellowley, George B. Singeltary, Henry David, J. F. Whichard, Simon E. Nobles, Jesse Barnhill, Warren McLawhorn, Dan Thomas, Calvin Mills, Edward Brown, J. B. Whitehurst, Green Manning, Mrs. Laura Dudley Griffin, Robert L. Griffin, William H. Renfrew.
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31894
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Found in the Frederick C. Douglass Papers, East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University. Names include: Henry Boyd, John Boyd, John Blango, Thomas Blango, Pheobe Boyd Cobbs, William Laughinghouse, Isaac Evans, Martha Boyd, Albert Gorham, Albert Eason, Silas Shepard, Austin Shepard, Simon Tyson, Sherrod Tyson, Nathan Sanders, Joseph Harris, Lawrence Cotton, Isaac Waters, Phillis Harris, Spencer Harris, Ellen Bynum, Lewis Shepard, Luvenia Shepard, Benjamin Anderson, Sarah Atkinson, Reuben Howard, Gatsie Shepard, Maria Stanton, Jennie Cherry, Noah Taft, Lucy Hardy.
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31895
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Names include: Joseph H. Gray 1894, Jesse T. Forrest 1895, Martin Corbitt 1898, John Elks 1900, W. B. Moore 1904, Henry Strickland 1904, John F. Whichard 1905, Worrell Moore 1909, J. E. Randolph 1909, Henry A. Blow 1910, Benjamin Smith 1910, Mc D Horton 1911, Joab Tyson 1912, E. P. Fleming 1912, Shade S. Jackson 1912, John B. Worsley 1914, Bryant Tripp 1922, John T. Jenkins 1923, J. T. Smith 1923, W. J. Fleming 1924, Sylvester Fleming 1924, Jesse Braxton 1929, Mrs. Willie P. Gardner 1969.
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31896
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Article about life and Civil War service of J. R. Davenport, of Pactolus, NC. Includes pen & ink sketch of J. R. Davenport drawn by Roger Kammerer.
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31897
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John Leighton Croom Bible (1840-1874) (includes Aldridge, Baker, Waters, Walters, Hardee, Moore, Harrison, Jones)
Lewis Mills Record (1834-1854);
William Lang Bible (1765-1926) (includes Hughes, Warren, Walker, Blanton);
Hodges-Denmark Bible (1736-1875) (includes Whittendon, Raiford, Jackson, Carr, Fletcher, Dampier, Lanier);
Archabald H. Flanagan Bible (1825-1926) (includes Bell, Lassiter, McArthur, Smith, Moore).
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31898
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Pen & Ink drawing drawn by Roger Kammerer.
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31899
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This a letter dated July 28, 1863 sent to Gov. Zebulon B. Vance from Mrs. Susan Streeter Atkinson of Pitt County, telling of the depredations done by Gen. Potter’s raid through Pitt County.
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31900
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Surnames include: Kelly, Galloway, Rochelle, Cannon, Mumford, Sutton, Mullen, Tilden, Brooks, Meeks, Muse, Powers, Miller, Pettitt, Beck, Hart, Sholar, James, Evans, Avery, Averett, Hill, Howard, Smith, Harper, Powell, Hardee, Stocks, Jackson, Spain, Brown, Briley, Davenport, May, Bowen, Manning, Tyson, Wingate, Anthony, Ross, Rollins, McKeel, Allen, Pettiford, Pulley, Hedgepeth, Phelps, Wadford, Elks, Pollard, Tyer, Carrel, Carroll, Williams, Baker, Moore, Denmark, Moye, Travis.
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31901
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Will of John Spier, 1760 [includes Jeffreys, Hardee, Holland];
Will of Walter Dixon, Pitt County, 1767 [includes Tindell/Tyndall, Mundine, Baldwyn];
Will of John Fillingham, Sr., Pitt County, 1771 [includes White, Hays];
Will of William Watkins, Pitt County, 1771 [includes Buck, Cason, Ormond, Jones];
Will of Elizabeth Speir, Pitt County, 1773 [includes Warren, Mizzelle, Smithwick, Scott];
Will of Samuel Warren, Pitt County, 1805 [includes Bonner];
Will of Henry Williamson, Pitt County, 1830 [includes Peal, Martin, McCoy, Price, Gwaltney, Johnson, Cobb, Mobley, Harrod, Wooten, Utley, Gay, Lewis, Smith].
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13.Banished by Kammerer, Roger Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Vol. IV Issue No. 4, November 1997
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31902
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In 1798, an advertisement appeared in the State Gazette of NC that a set of “obnoxious characters” had been driven out of the area where Edgecombe, Martin and Pitt Counties intersect. From Pitt County were: John Worsley, Pitman Worsley and James White. Other surnames include Tennison, Lloyd, Beel, Tyler, Staton.
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31903
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John Joiner and Celia Braxton, Nov. 14, 1829;
Joseph Smith and Elizabeth Joiner, Jan. 26, 1829;
Hillery Cannon and Patsey Harrell, Mar. 7, 1826;
Kelly Harrell and Wealthy Patrick, May 15, 1833;
Frederick Chapman and Salley White, Feb. 28, 1839;
Washington Venters and Sophia Ann Buck, Aug. 22, 1831.
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In March 1898, Will Carroll and Miss Sallie L. Tripp planned a surprise wedding in Winterville; but were surprised themselves when they reached the church and found a crowd of their friends.
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