Transcript Page 68

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Artis; Lemar Artis; Manda Artis; Mariah Artis; Mary A Artis; Mary Artis; Richard Artis; Solomon Artis; Susan Artis; George H Baily; Sarah Baily; Henry Bishop; Sally Boon; Catherine Fowler; James J Fowler; William E Fowler; John B Jenkins; Junius N Jenkins; Margaret A Jenkins; Melyar A Jenkins; Virginia C Jenkins; Ann E Magget; Arthur Magget; Mary A Magget; Sarah J Magget; Urietta J Magget; Colegit Whitehead; Martha Whitehead; Vina Whitehead; Argel Whitfield; Crecy Whitfield; Elizabeth Whitfield; George Whitfield; Jane Whitfield; Dicy Woodson; Henrietta Woodson; John Woodson; Lucy Woodson; Narcissa Woodson; Thomas Woodson; Unity Woodson; William T Woodson

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

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