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for "Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly"
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32572
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Affidavit of John Moye, of Anson County, NC 1803, son of George Moye of Pitt County, about a stud horse given to Thomas Tyson.
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32573
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This case deals with families of Thomas Little, Valentine Jordan, Churchill Perkins, Samuel Ralston, Josiah Daniel. Also named are Taylor Meeks, George Daniel, John E. Moore, S. L. Moore, James Dudley, J. S. Smith, Wedigan Moore, Willis Crandell, John Whichard, Walter S. Hanrahan, L. G. Little, Henry S. Jordan, James M. Bell, Pulaski Dudley, James S. Clark.
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32574
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State vs. Augustus Braxton, 1866…he shot Hardy Tripp;
State vs. Thomas Nichols, 1865….he assaulted Elias Carr.
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32575
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Deals with Job Cobb, Josiah Taylor, Miles Langley who left Johnston Co., NC in Dec. 1796 for Georgia.
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32576
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A large list of midwives in Pitt County, ca. 1925.
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32577
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Will of Susanna Joyner, 1872 (includes Lassiter, Smith, Bryan, Mangum);
Will of James A. Tyson, 1873 (includes Patrick);
Will of James Henry Taft, Merchant, 1873;
Will of Susan Sermons, 1872 (includes Kittrell, Jones);
Will of Wiley Hardee, 1873 (includes Checy);
Will of Mary Hemby, 1873 (includes Williams, Tyson, Stocks, Moore);
Will of Precilla Elizabeth Vainright, 1874;
Will of Lovey Wilson, 1861;
Will of William Smith, 1874 (includes Sermons, Simmons, Turnage, Pettitt, Mozingo, Jones, Sumrell);
Will of Thomas Teel, 1874 (includes Briley);
Will of Richard Harris, 1836 (includes Flake, Atkinson);
Will of Ollen Cobb, 1873;
Will of Zelote E. Knox, 1874 (includes Harris);
Will of Jonathan C. Keel, 1875 (includes Everett);
Will of J. A. Laughinghouse, 1874;
Will of Josiah Taylor, 1871 (includes Roberson);
Will of Daniel Barnhill, of the Town of Greenville, 1875 (includes Fisher);
Will of Elizabeth Tucker, 1868 (includes Forbes, Harris);
Will of William Whitehurst, 1868 (includes Davenport, Thomas);
Will of Mary D. Rountree, 1876 (includes Sugg);
Will of Henry Congleton, 1873 (includes Clark, Williams);
Will of Marshall G. Buck, 1877 (includes Cox);
Will of William Moore, Jr., 1875;
Will of Elizabeth Langley, 1855;
Will of Jane Wallace, 1868 (includes Norville, Braswell, Drake, Hathaway);
Will of John P. Rodgers, 1877 (includes Hussey, Pender);
Will of James Smith, 1849 (includes Ewell);
Will of Joel James, 1873 (includes Jenkins);
Will of Benjamin Pollard, 1870 (includes Lewis, Coggins);
Will of Mariah McGlawhorn, 1867 (includes Evans, Smith);
Will of John Gardner, 1876 (includes Kittrell, Loftin);
Will of James Clark, 1877 (includes Moore);
Will of Jacob Williams, 1877;
Will of John C. Tucker, 1877;
Will of Allen Matthews, 1853 (includes Edwards).
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32578
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These valuable records give slave marriages back to 1810.
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32579
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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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32580
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In July 1910, Clement Allen was age 90; Alfred Nichols was 76; Rachel Nobles (colored) was 84; Tommy Little was 75; Mrs. Allie Joyner was 86 and Betty Pollard was still active at 90.
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32581
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Moses Tison Bible (1812-1851) (includes Harper, Hardy, Joyner);
DeBerry Bible Record (1737-1927) (includes Hines, Harriss, Green, Stanton, May);
Gen. Burwell Pope Record (1752-1920) (includes Stanley, Strong, Caldwell, Ward, Morton, Hubbard);
Askew/Metts Bible Record (1776-1880) (includes Jackson);
Worthington Bible Record (1798-1847) (includes Strange, Ellis, Cower, Suber, Fletcher);
Gideon Bynum Record (1785).
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32582
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Petition of Thomas Kilpatrick, of Pitt County, Revolutionary War soldier.
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32583
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Surnames include Grizzard, Pollard, Rose, Taylor, Jones, Forbes, Clark, Boddie.
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32584
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32585
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This listing gives stores, businesses, manufacturers, attorneys, doctors, hotels, druggists in Pitt County.
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32586
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Died on June 27, 1878, Joab Smith, of Pitt County, about age 100 years; m.1) Millie Sermons; m.2) in 1847 to Pollie Elks. He was a soldier in the War of 1812.
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