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32531
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On Apr. 3, 1858, in New Bern, NC, Riley Laughinghouse got into a row with others on Broad Street.
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32532
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On Oct. 5, 1895 at Ira, Pitt County, Albert Freeman, a negro, was dangerously cut by Ed Moore.
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32533
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Will of William Haddock, 1866;
Will of Robert Williams, 1836 (includes Joyner, Singeltary, Smith, Freeman, Foreman, Haughton, Carr).
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32534
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On Sept. 4, 1895, B. L. Cooper resisted arrest and tried to shoot the arresting officer.
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32535
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These were taken from the marriage index in the Pitt County Court House; transcribed by Elizabeth Ross.
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32536
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32537
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The following is an index to selected records found in the NC General Assembly Session Records, NC Archives from 1833-1834.
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32538
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Child of W. J. Briley Died 1905;
Mrs. Polly Jones Died 1895, dau. of Arthur McLawhorn;
Willis Dixon, Sr. Died 1843 in Greene County, NC.
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32539
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Robert Williams Bible (1758-1862) (includes Randolph, May, Haywood, Ellis, Joyner, Foreman, Drake, Price, Greene);
Ben Stocks Bible Record (1852-1952) (includes Cannon, Sugg, Barber, Wilson, Harrell);
Blount Family Bible (1803-1922) (includes Mills, Simpson, Wainright, Collins, Deshazo, Collins);
Mayo-Grimes Bible Records (1742-1871) (includes Moore, Jones, Cherry, Best, Lanier, Williams, Lewelling, Worsley);
George A. Meeks Bible (1792-1932) (includes Pippin);
Jesse Knox Family Record (1795-1813) (includes Stocks).
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32540
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Walter McGlohon’s baby Died 1911; Elbert Moye 1911; Tommie Letchworth 1911; D. T. House 1911; Mrs. Ann Grimes 1828; Cornelius Dixon 1858.
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32541
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Surnames include Hardee, McGowan, Buck. Mills, Meeks, Clark.
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32542
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On July 15, 1859, John Coggins killed Van Buren Hopkins with an axe.
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32543
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Petition of Elizabeth McDaniel about her brother, James Nobles, Rev. soldier;
Arthur Nelson, Rev. soldier;
Hardy Nelson, Rev. soldier;
Drury Nobles , Rev. soldier;
Jesse Nobles and Samuel freeman, Rev. soldiers;
John Nelson, Rev. soldier;
Christopher Mooring, Rev. soldier;
William Nichols and Christopher Mooring, Revolutionary soldiers;
Affidavit of George Moye, Anson County, NC for Christopher Mooring, Rev. soldier.
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32549
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John A. Quinerly, b. Nov. 30, 1830 in Pitt County; son of John M. Quinerly and Zilpha Nelson.
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32550
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Noah Ward assaulted Jacob Joyner, 1792…he bit off Joyner’s ear;
State vs. John Haddock, 1795…for slave stealing;
Levin Ross vs. Granberry Causey, Samuel Kite and Allen Smith, 1802…drove out Levin and wife Mary from their house;
John Roach, counterfeitor, 1802;
Charles Roach, counterfeitor, 1814;
Martha Sealy vs. Philip and Hannah Roach, 1791-1794…for not paying for a horse;
State vs. Nathaniel Nelson, George Nelson, St. Clair Lancaster, Lovenah Warren, and others, for riot.
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