Transcript Minute Book 1799-1803 Page 324

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Allen; Andrews; Timothy Atkins; Edward Bailey; William Bailey; Sally Banks; Benjamin Barham; Barlow; Barrow; Bass; Henry Blow; John Thomas Blow; William Blow; Bowers; Willis Bowers; Richard Bradshaw; Fort's Bridge*; Chas Briggs; Haney? Briggs; William Briggs; Britt; Joseph Britt; Brittle; Browne; Benjamin Butts; Daniell Butts; Elizabeth Butts; William Butts; Carstaphen; William Chambless; William Chambliss; John Clayton; Richard P Clements; Augustine C Cocke; Coker; Jonathan Coker; Corbett; Jacob Darden; Robert Dashiel; Drew; M Dunn; Edwards; William Evans; Augustine Felts; Fort; Etheldred Garner; Gilliam; Mrs Gilliam; Thomas Gilliam; Robert Goodwyn (Court Official); R Goodwyn; Griffin; Eley? Harrison; John Harrison; William Hart; Solomanm Holmes; John Huland; James; Jenkins; Johnson; Jones; Albridgton Jones; Samuel Jones; Richard B Kello (Clerk); Kirby; John Kirby; John Lee; Benjamin Lewis; Mabry; Robert Mabry; Littlebury Mason; Thomas Mason; John Massenburg; Peter Moore; Owen Myrick; Crafford (Orphan) Newsum; James Newsum; Robert Nicholson; Oliver; St Luke's Parish*; Pelworth?; Pond*; Porter; Thomas Pretlow (Court Official); Prince; Thomas Richardson; Joseph Ruffin; Spivey; Thomas Summered; Harod? Summerrell; Taylor; John Taylor; Mrs Taylor; Turner; Jacob Turner; Mrs Turner; Edward W Tyler; John Urquhart; Vick; William Washington; Westra; Bryant Westra; William Westra; Wilkinson; Britain Williams; D Williams; John Womble; Richard Worrell; Wrenn; Benjamin Wrenn

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

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