Transcript Birth Record Book 1853-1870 Page 10

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Ada+; Adaline+; Agga+; Aggnes+; Amanda+; Amy+; Lucy Ann+; Molly Ann+; Annice+; Frances A Barrett; Franklin P Barrett; James W Barrett; BenBen+; Betsy+; Candice+; Caroline+; Celia+; Charlotte+; Edwin B Claud; Clinton; Cornelia+; Cynthia+; William H Dickins; Samuel Drewry; Fanny; Ann Francis; Lavinia D M Francis; Georgianna+; Benjamin Gray; James Gray; Nancy Gray; Hagar+; Henry+; Nancy Holt; Henry W Ivey; Amanda Ivy; John P Ivy; John. D Ivy; John. P Ivy; Littleton Ivy; Mary Ivy; Sally Ivy; James+; Jin+; Joe+; Lewis+; Lizza+; Lizzy+; Louisa+; LydiaLydia+; James Majett; Malinda+; Maria+; Martha+; Mary+; John Y Mason; James Mclemore; Meria+; Milly+; Nancy+; Nelly+; Phillis+; Pleasant+; Ann W Pope; Anthony Pope; Benjamin J Pope; Adaline R Powell; Elizabeth M Powell; Nancy Powell; Thomas B Powell; Henrietta Prince; John Prince; Joseph H Prince; Monroe W Prince; Louisa Reed; Mary Reese; Francis T Ridley; Robert Ridley; James Robert; Rosa+; Sylvia+; Tempe+; Caroline Thorp; Lewis Thorp; Sally B Thorp; Tom+; Betsy Turner; Edward P Turner; Edwin Turner; Mary F Vaughan; Thomas Vaughan; Virginia Vaughan; Joel Vick; Thomas H Westbrook; John Whitehead; William+

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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