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32746
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Will of William Chance, 1767 (includes Purser/Purse, Dill, Gilstrap);
Will of Edward Gardner, 1775;
Will of John Causey, 1779;
Will of Ann Causey, 1804 (includes Cooper, Morning/Mooring, Kirk);
Will of John Allen, 1784;
Will of Robert Fillingim, 1798;
Will of Thomas Armstrong, 1804.
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32747
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Moses Chance Estate, 1805;
Thomas Allen Estate, 1816;
John Allen Estate, 1828;
David Smith Estate, 1820…Mentions David Smith died leaving children: William Smith, John S. Smith, Elizabeth Smith and Rufus Smith.
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32748
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From an old copy of the 1857 Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons of NC is a list of officers for Sharon Lodge No.#78 of Greenville, NC.
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32749
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These valuable records give slave marriages back to 1810.
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32750
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William Cherry had nine heirs: Thomas Williams, Lemuel Cherry, Shade Garrett, Burton McGowan, James P. Cherry, Allen Stocks, Daniel Cherry, Guilford McGowan, McG. Staton.
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32751
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List of Merchants and Taverns paying their taxes.
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32752
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32753
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John H. Burney died intestate in Brunswick Co., NC in 1856 leaving widow Mary S. John H. Burney had sisters: Sarah Burney (m. ___ Wilson); Rachel Burney (m. Jesse Noble); Mary Burney (m. Council Wooten; Elizabeth Burney (m. ____Kilpatrick).
Mary Burney (m. Council Wooten) and had children: Simon Wooten, Eliza Wooten (m. William Burney), Council Wooten, William Wooten. This William Wooten died and left children: John Wooten, Nancy Wooten (m. Moseley Green), Martha Wooten, Sarah Wooten (m. Beneto Aguero).
Elizabeth Burney (m. ____Kilpatrick) and had children: William P. Kilpatrick, Simon B. Kilpatrick, Louisa Kilpatrick (m. Lemuel Mewborn), John B. Kilpatrick, Mary Elizabeth Kilpatrick (m. Levi Mewborn).
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32754
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Rufus Grimmer 1894; Mrs. Cinderella Manning 1894.
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32755
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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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32756
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Allen Blount, of New York, returned to Pitt County, to visit his sick mother; but she died before he reached her.
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32757
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This is a list of children from Craven County School District 11.
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32758
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32759
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Job Thigpen, of Texas, was visiting relatives in Pitt County.
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32760
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Surnames include Merritt, Mobley, Jones, Taylor, Cannon, Sugg, McGowan, Buck, Hardee, Mills, Atkinson, Phelps, Wadford, Ellis, Taylor.
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