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A history of the early hotels on the beach, some of the steamboats that brought over people; and various leisure pastimes and entertainment.
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37644
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Random and various advertisements about businesses in Elizabeth City, NC in 1860
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37645
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Small list of officers.
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37646
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Random and various advertisements which includes: Died Elizabeth City, NC William B. Allen 1849; Died Edenton, NC, T. Hathaway 1849; Married Thomas Gaskins to Elizabeth Freshwater 1849.
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37647
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About John Koen (1759-1840), Revolutionary War Soldier from Pasquotank County
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37648
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Humorous Stories from Pasquotank County from having to kill two squirrels a year in 1759 or be fined; the removal of the postmaster in 1829 for having the opposite political party handbill; and the 50 pound marriage license you had to pay around 1775 if you wanted to get married.
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The author talks about her life growing up at Small’s Crossroads, the doctor, school and going to church, her father remarrying and her own eventual marriage.
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37651
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History of J. B. Flora, merchant in Elizabeth City, NC, found in 1884 Business Directory.
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37652
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Transcriptions of the gravestones.
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37653
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List of doctors found in 1884 Business Directory.
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37655
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37656
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History of the old Court House, now leased to the Gates County Historical Society.
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37657
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The author talks about a Liberty pole that was raised back at the end of the Revolution and now resides as a sill in an old house.
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37658
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Transcription of gravestones.
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37659
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Article giving a transcription of a letter giving details about damage from the hurricane of 1846 at Portsmouth, NC.
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