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Name and Place entries on this page include:

Dick Artist; Mary Artist; Polly Artist; Julia A T Barker; Liza G M Barker; Mary A Barker; Benjamin Brister; Jane P Brister; William Diggs; Bugga Hamlin; Catherine Hamlin; Debby Hamlin; Delila Hamlin; Exum Hamlin; Polly Hamlin; Cornelia Hanlin; Agness Jelks; Nancy McNeal; Rick Mcneal; Catherine J Nicholson; Charles W Nicholson; Clementine Nicholson; Emma Nicholson; Frances M Nicholson; George W Nicholson; Henry Nicholson; Matilda Nicholson; Rhoda Nicholson; Sarah A Nicholson; Stewart Nicholson; Temperance Nicholson; William H Nicholson; Delia Ricks; Edna Ricks; Louisiana Ricks; Sarah Ricks; Dorothy Whitehead; Henry Whitehead; James Whitehead; Margarett A Whitehead; Mary J Whitehead; Nichols Whitehead

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

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