Transcript Birth Record Book 1853-1870 Page 20

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Adaline+; Amorett+; Angess+; Annice+; John Applewhite; Arreanor+; Jinny Artis; Mary Artis; Ruth Artis; Indianna Barrett; Mary Barrett; William Bradshaw; Bridgets; Benjamin. J Bryant; Eorge A Bryant; Lydia Bryant; Mary A Bryant; Richard. S Bryant; Caroline+; Jane Carr; Charlotte+; Chloe+; John V Claud; Joshua V Claud; Philip J Claud; Cornelia+; Cynthia+; Samuel. A Darden; Ethel Daughtrey; James Drewry; William H Drewry; Edney+; Ellens; Thomas Everett; Fanny+; Alexander Freeman; Georgianna+; Joseph Gilliam; Elizabeth N Goodwyn; Grace+; Harriet+; Henriette+; John Hunt; Amanuel Hurst; Mary J+; Andrew W Jackson; Louisa Jackson; Willis Jackson; Jacob+; James+; Jane+; Elijah Joyner; Lucy A Joyner; Lettice+; Lucy+; James Majett; William J Majett; Maria+; Martha+; Mary+; John Y Mason; May+; James Mclemore; Alexander Myrick (Court Official); Sarah C Myrick; Sarah E Myrick; William E Myrick; Nancy+; Patience+; Rachell+; Rainer+; Francis T Ridley; Thomas Ridley; Ritter+; Rosetta+; Rufus+; Mary S+; Sally+; Sarah+; Bray Saunders; James B Saunders; Sarah J Saunders; Nathaniel Simmons; Delia A Story; Rebecca Story; Elizabeth Thomas; Judith E Thomas; William Urquhart (Court Official); Benjamin. R Velvin; Mary Velvin; Nancy Velvin; Robert Velvin; Bolling B Vick; Franklin J Vick; John Vick; Mary M Vick; Elizabeth F Westbrook; James D Westbrook; Nancy L Westbrook; Milly Whitfield; Willis+; Willoube+

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

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