Transcript Court Minute Book 1830-1835 Page 178

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Robert Adams; Samuel Adkins; Andrews; Drewry Beale; Bell; James Blow; Jesse Blythe; James Bradshaw; Henry Briggs (Court Official); Etheldred Briggs; Orphans Briggs; Sally Briggs; Sarah Briggs; Susan Briggs; Bunch; Edwin B Claud; Cobb; Jethro Cobb; Eli Coker; Richard Crocker; Martha Davis; John Denegre; Cordy Drake; Elijah Drake; James Drake; Matthew Drake; Drewry; John Drewry; Joseph Drewry; Samuell Drewry; Bennett Edwards; Gray Edwards; James Edwards; Newit Edwards; Richard Edwards; William V Edwards?; Randolph Gardner; George. G Gurley (Court Official); James Gurley; Ivey; William Jenkins; Johnson; Goodman E Johnson; Thomas C Jones; William A Jones; Henry Joyner; James Joyner; John. C Joyner; William Joyner; Henry Kitchen; William E Lawrence; Mason; John Meader; James W Murfee; Simon Murfee; Newton; Parker; Harrison Parker; Anderson Pope; Benjamin Pope; Thomas. J Pretlow (Court Official); Hardy Rawls; James Scoggins; Unity Scoggins; Needham Scutchins; Simmons; William D Simmons; Hening T Smith; Exum Spivy; Strong; Tiller; James Turner; Anthony Vaughan; Archer Vick; Gideon Williams; James M Williams; James Williams; John K Williams; Matthew Williams; Pomelia? Williams; Richard Williams; Samuell Williford; Nathaniel Worrell

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

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