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for "Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly"
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32866
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Mentions Caleb Wallace.
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32867
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Mentions William Gwaltney.
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32868
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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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32869
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32870
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John Thomas Ross, b. 1872 in Martin Co., NC, son of James Reuben Ross (b. 1828) and Margaret Coburn (b. 1832). In 1878, James Reuben Ross bought the Pompey William (Billy) Rogers house.
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32871
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Mentions Isaac Downs, William Downs, Silas Downs, Elisha Hathaway and wife Tabitha.
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32872
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Surnames include Williams, Burney, Hardee, Cannon, Cheek, Smith, Grimes, Staton, Haislip, Ballard, Hyman, Kittrell, Jones, Sylivant, Tyson, Watson, Lee, Forbes, Hanrahan, Carrington.
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32873
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32874
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Feature on Henry Dixon, age 81, former slave of Elder Dixon, a Primitive Baptist preacher.
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32875
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The following is from the Revolutionary War pension records of John Dew. Included is the Dew-Cannon Bible Record.
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32876
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A local newspaper stated that upwards of seventy Quaker families have moved from Wayne and Carteret Counties to Indiana, since the passage of the NC law that stated Quakers had to do military duty.
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32877
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(includes Eastwood, Wooten, Blow)
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32878
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Advertisement of a slave runaway of Edward Sturdivant, of Pitt County,NC.
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32879
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Division of slaves of Thomas Boyd, of Beaufort County, NC, 1822. Names include Satchwell, Satterthwaite, Smallwood, Sullivan, Hodges.
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32880
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Reunion of the Jesse Braxton family of Winterville, NC.
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