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Alexander Wheatley, b. Dec. 23, 1757 in Martin Co., NC, d. Oct. 31, 1834 in Weakley Co., TN; m. in July 1781 to Peggy Stokes, b. ca. 1766. Alexander Wheatley had brothers Samuel Wheatley and William Wheatley. Mention Katherine Cherry, formerly of Martin Co., NC and now of Benton Co., TN in 1846. She had oldest son, Lamb Cherry, had daughter, Milia Cherry, and youngest son, Henry Cherry (b. Nov. 26, 1799). Peggy Wheatley, age 80, was living in Benton Co., NC in 1846. Also mentions Drury Rogers, Capt. Abraham Hardee, William Caswell, Capt. Augustin Spain, Silas Bennett.
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Edward Salter by Will gave property in Pitt County to his daughter, Peggy Salter. Peggy died intestate, leaving heir, Mary Blackledge . Mary Blackledge was the mother of William S. Blackledge, Lousisa Blackledge (m. Hadrianus Van Norden); Sally Blackledge (m. David Jones); Sophia Blackledge (m. William Gorham); Mary Blackledge (m. Jeremiah Brown) and Nancy Blackledge (m. Green Bryant).
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Mentions: Phenia P. Smith; Lanier Griffin and wife Sally; John Smith; James S. Smith; Abner Smith; Elizabeth M. Smith; James Griffin and wife Rebecca.
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33308
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“Ingeltarre” was the farm home of O. L. Joyner.
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Mentions: Phenia P. Cherry, wife of Lemuel Cherry, Lewis J. Smith, John M. Smith.
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William M. King, Admin. of James L. Tugwell, dec’d. vs. William Tugwell; Thomas Jefferson and wife Matilda; William Jefferson and wife Cloe; Levi Tugwell; W. L. Tugwell: Walter Corbitt and wife Elizabeth; and minor heirs of Robert Tugwell, dec’d. being: Joseph Tugwell, Mary Jefferson, John Tugwell, Caroline Tugwell.
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33311
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33312
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Church constructed in 1882, off Greenville-Bethel Highway.
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33313
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William Louis Cherry, b. ca. 1843, was the son of Lemuel Cherry and Pheny P. Smith. These letters concern the wounding and death in the Civil War of William Louis Cherry.
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33314
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33315
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(includes Haddock, McLawhorn, Tripp)
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33319
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About partition of land of J. J. Ewell, dec’d. J. J. Ewell married Parmelia____, and had Walter Ewell. J. J. Ewell left his wife for a time to get away from the law. It was said she committed adultery with a Dr. Best. She claims that is untrue. She gave birth to a son they named Charles Ewell. The Court finds in favor of Parmelia Ewell, that Charles Ewell is legitimate heir of J. J. Ewell. M. M. Ewell, who claimed under Walter Ewell, appeals the verdict.
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