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37863
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Births, marriages and deaths taken from ’The Historical & Genealogical Register.'
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37857
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Toy, Saunders, Perkins.
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37866
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Mary Jordan White (1859-1909) was a native of Perquimans County, NC, a Quaker, was a renowned teacher in the North Carolina mountains and the Belvidere Academy, Perquimans County, NC, from 1896 till her death.
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37954
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Deborah Sampson, a native of Massachusetts, dressed as a man and served as a Revolutionary War Soldier. She had an interesting encounter with Gen. George Washington when he discharged her from service.
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37852
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Article about the life of Tommy Sampson, Negro League Baseball Star of Pasquotank County, NC.
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37864
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Transcription of the Court Minutes in February 1830.
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37861
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Transcription of the records. Other surnames include: Adams, Bartlett, Belanga, Beveridge, Cunningham, Davis, Hinton, Hollowell, Lumsden, Old, Perry, Porter, Revell, Sawyer, Webb, White, Wiles, Woodberry.
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37868
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Transcription of the inventory of Caleb Wilson’s Estate, Currituck Co., NC, 1754
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37855
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John W. Rollinson, b. 1827, kept a journal of his life at Hatteras, from teaching school, piloting boats, fleeing with his family from the Union soldiers, farming, porpoise fishing, being Collector for Port of Hatteras and being a magistrate.
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37860
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Transcriptions of the gravestones.
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37858
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Joseph Hewes, a native of New Jersey, came to Edenton, NC at age 25 as a wealthy shipping merchant and had a shipyard. Hewes was elected to the NC Provincial Assembly. In 1775, he was sent to the first Continental Congress as a representative from North Carolina. There he helped create a Continental Navy and was appointed first Secretary of the Naval Board. He signed the Declaration of Independence and the other two delegates signed later. He suffered from malaria during this time and died from exhaustion and overwork at age 49.
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37867
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List of Perquimans County, NC Marriage Bonds from 1764 to 1774.
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37865
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List of ships and masters that came into the Port of Roanoke, Edenton, NC from 1749 and random dates until 1775.
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37853
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Selected Items from early records of Albemarle County found in ’The Historical & Genealogical Register.
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37862
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A small history of the church and transcription of the deed for the land for the church in 1808.
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