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33595
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33596
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33597
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Benejah Dixon died leaving his widow, Mary Dixon (d. Feb. 1856) and 12 children: William Ormond and wife Esther; Robert Williams and wife Nancy; Henry Canaday and wife Penelope; Robert Dixon, Richard Dixon; Shade Dixon and wife Lovey; Benjamin Dixon; John M Dixon; Henry Dixon; Franklin Dixon; James Waters and wife Mary; and Willis Dixon.
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33598
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33599
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Two black boys, Gus Chauncey, age 7, and Elijah Wilson, age 5, got into a fight and Chauncey killed Wilson with a gun.
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33600
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33601
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Benjamin Carroway, of Greene Co., NC, had a three generation family photo taken with 54 people in the photo.
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33602
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33603
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On Jan. 16, 1905, the 18th month old child of W. J. Briley while unobserved stuck a broom in the fire and in playing with it its clothing caught fire and burned to death. The child lived about five hours after the accident.
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33604
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33605
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33606
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The letter dated June 16, 1845, is from Jordan Nelson at Linton, Marengo Co., AL, to his family in Pitt County, care of the Washington, NC post office. Nelson and Mr. Satterthwaite had gone to Alabama to sell negro slaves. Nelson mentions a sister-in-law that lived near Linden, AL.
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33607
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33608
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33609
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This was a reunion of the O. C. Fleming family of Stokes, Pitt Co., NC.
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