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In 1864, a train accident near the town of Shohola, PA killed 49 Confederate prisoners (mostly North Carolinians) and their 17 Union Guards. In 1911, the US government moved their graves from near Shohola, PA to Woodlawn Cemetery, outside of the Civil War prison at Elmira, NY. The monument erected in their honor gives the names of the dead and their regiments.
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This fantastic Court case lays out the Vines Family of Pitt County; the Speight Family of Greene County; and the Johnston Family of Pitt County, and their many relations.
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14.Wilson—A Live Progressive Cotton-Made Town, 1889 by Trees of Wilson Vol. 2 Issue No. 7, July 1993
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