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32198
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Death notice for Elder Henry Smith, d. Dec. 7, 1857 near Washington, NC at residence of S. Woolard, Esq.
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32199
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Surnames include Smith, Turner, Turnage, Dail, Nobles, Moore, Ward, Dunn, Harrell, Adams, Pollard.
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32200
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Death notice for Cornelius Davis, d. Dec. 20, 1899 in Ormondsville, NC, aged about 40 years.
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32246
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Death notice for J. E. Evans, d. Oct. 21, 1891 in Georgia, son of Amos Evans.
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32247
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The following are various Court Appearance Notices that appeared in North Carolina newspapers. These notices sometimes give relationships and marriages that are unknown. Surnames include Pate, Hubbard, Williams, Kilpatrick, Cobb, Haywood, Edwards, Henderson, Dupree, Jordan, Evans, Lamon, Battle, Saunders, Manning, Thigpen, Cherry, Little, Swanner, Yarrell, Britton, Smithwick, Whitley, Woodard, Peele, Stokes, Amason, Boyle, Benson, Griffin, Sherrod, Page, Andrews, Norvell, Taylor, Odum, Langley, Johnston, Revel, Kail, Wooten, Lewis, Ringgold, Fulford, Moore, Pool, Tyson, Sutton, Abbott, Brand, Turnage, Rawls, Mair, Jones, Dail, Butts, Craft, McCoy, Olds, Spivey, Albritton, Barfield, Edwards, Gwaltney, Brooks, Moye, May, Speight, Holliday, Cannon, Dixon, Whitehurst, Manning, Matthews.
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32248
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This is a feature article on Mrs. Lydia Nelson Coburn, b. 1871, dau. of John and Agnes Nelson; md. John William Hedley Coburn.
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32249
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The surnames include Curtis, Davis, Savage Forbes, Kennedy, Critcher, Vainwright, Kittrell, Stokes, Garris, Jolly, Allen, Moye, Harris, Crawford.
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32250
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In 1834, the NC General Assembly passed an act wherein the name of William Lawrence Cherry, the illegitimate son of James Perkins and Ann Mooring Cherry, of Pitt County, be changed to William Lawrence Perkins.
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32251
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This feature article from 1904 tells of the heroic exploits of Taylor Harris, of Pitt County, during the siege of Ft. Fisher in 1864.
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32252
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In 1804, the NC General Assembly passed an act wherein Salley Hopkins Tyson, the illegitimate daughter of Thomas Tyson, of Pitt County, was legitimized.
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32253
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(includes Harvey, Watkins, Swann, Windall, Bartram, Arrington, Moseley, Odeon, Caldam, Bonner, Adams, Porter, Smith, Chauncey, Dixon)
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32254
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Estate of Francis Nelson, 1800, Craven County,
Estate of Jesse Nelson, 1802, Craven County.
Estate of John Mills, 1769, Pitt County .
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32255
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In May 1888, a number of black citizens of Greenville formed and incorporated the Benevolent Religious Burying Society. The names of the incorporators are included.
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32256
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Abstracted from the original records at the NC Archives for the years (1864-67).
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32257
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Abstracted by Elizabeth Ross from Will Book one in the Pitt County Court House……
Will of Bryan Grimes, 1859 (includes Cowper, Myers, Blount);
Will of Simon Keel, 1841 (includes Moore, Kinsaul);
Will of Titus C. Allen, 1860;
Will of Alfred Davis, 1860 (includes Tugwell, Allen, Walston);
Will of Marina Barnhill, 1860 (includes Whichard, Fleming);
Will of Charlotte Tyson, 1859 (includes Moye, Allen, Nichols);
Will of Godfrey Langley, 1859 (includes James, Doughty);
Will of Benjamin Briley, 1853 (includes Stephens, Turnage, Andrews, Ballard, Vines);
Will of Jenny Carney, 1851 (includes Cherry, Whitehurst, Thigpen, Harrell, Mooring);
Will of Stephen F. Johnston, 1860 (includes Summerell, Evans, Stancill);
Will of Sarah Kilpatrick, 1860 (includes House);
Will of William Little, 1860 (includes Moore, Crandell, Smith, Daniel);
Will of Jethro Kittrell, 1856;
Will of Elizabeth Phillips, 1856 (includes Grizzard);
Will of Jonathan Kittrell, ca. 1858 (includes Garris);
Will of James T. Spain, 1857 (includes Brown);
Will of Theophilus Slaughter, 1850;
Will of Sarah Brickle of the Town of Greenville, 1851 (includes Hoyt, Sherrod, Dancy);
Will of Charlotta Williamson, 1860 (includes Peal, Gardner, Lodge);
Will of Susan Stocks, 1859 (includes Johnson, Ringgold, Rasberry, Kittrell, Tripp);
Will of William May, not dated;
Will of Reddick Pollard, 1855 (includes Teal);
Will of Redden Gay, 1860;
Will of James Highsmith, 1860 (includes Roberson, James, Ross);
Will of Council Braxton, 1861 (includes Lockamy, Moye);
Will of Mary E. Cannon, 1858 (includes Churchill, Hanrahan);
Will of Sydney Daniel, 1861;
Will of Abraham D. Moye, 1861;
Will of Richard B. Davis, 1861 (includes Allen, Walston);
Will of Catherine Wilson, not dated;
Will of Aaron Cox, 1856 (includes Hardee/Hardy, Cox);
Will of Josiah D. Albritton, 1862.
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