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33534
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33535
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Md. on Sept. 8 in Wayne Co., NC, Hobhead Speight, of Greene Co., aged 77 ½ years, weighing 99 ¾ pounds, to Mrs. Sally Peacock, of Wayne Co., NC, aged 44 years, weight 333 ¼ pounds.
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33536
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33537
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33538
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Advertisement by Benjamin Atkinson, administrator of the estates of Benjamin Bell and William Averett, of Pitt County to sell their estates.
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33539
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On June 24, 1890, the Elias Turnage family had a terrible accident in their carriage while crossing the bridge near Hookerton, NC, when the horse became unruly, and they all fell down a steep embankment.
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33540
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Mentions: John C. Moye, Francis Brooks, Hollan Carroll, Edmund Eason, William B. Hardee.
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33541
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On Nov. 15, 1828, David Kight accidently drowned in Swift Creek while duck hunting.
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33543
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Slaves were divided among William John Wilson, Benjamin Jesse Wilson and Frances L. Wilson.
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33545
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Greene County Court Notice of Uzzell Lassiter and others vs. Jesse Lassiter, Nancy Lassiter, James Wiggins and wife Susanna, Jacob Lassiter, Isham Lassiter, Thomas Lassiter and Nathan Lassiter.
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33547
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He talks about troop conditions and being stationed in Greenville; the attempted burning of the bridge at Greenville and the appearance of the country.
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33549
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On Aug. 23, 1884, the teachers of Coxville and Centreville met at Mrs. Mary Smith’s School house, to form a teachers association.
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33550
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33551
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In Dec. 1900, John Parker, who was acting as policeman for Falkland, while intoxicated, shot and killed Alex Little.
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33552
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The supposed heirs of Uriah Edwards and John Edwards were to heirs of property in New York worth $267 million. Most of the supposed heirs lived in Craven, Lenoir, Pitt, Greene and Wayne Counties.
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