Transcript Court Minute Book 1830-1835 Page 266

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Alfred W Adams; Samuell Atkinson; Thomas Atkinson; Hancock Barrett; Henry Bowden; Batt Bowers; John Bowers; John Bradshaw; Marmaduke H Branch; Assamoosick Bridge*; Carys Bridge*; Farners Bridge*; Ruffins Bridge*; Soloman Quay Bridge*; Willis Britt; Henry Bulls; Cary; James E Clayton; Jeremiah Cobb (Court Official); Joseph G Councel; Hardy Cross; Berbin Daniel; Eli Davis; Pat Doles; Newet Drew; Amos Drewry; Humphry Drewry; Kinchen Edmunds; Solomon Fletcher; Charles Freeman; Arrington Gardner; Edwin Gardner; Benjamin Griffin; Jonathan T Griffin; Joshua Grizzard; John Hargrave; Thomas Hargrave; Benjamin Hart; John. C Hart; Ruffin Hart; P B Harvell; Joel Hedgpeth; Wilbom Hedgpeth; Samuel B Hines (Court Official); Samuell B Hines (Court Official); William Holding; A N Holleman; James Holmes; Samuell Holmes; Goodman Horn; Thomas James; Goodwy Johnson; Goodwyn Johnson; Joseph Joyner; Matthew Joyner; James H Judkins; Richard Kello (Clerk); Thomas. H King; Jesse Lowe; Levi Lowe; John Luter; Aubin Middleton; Goodwin Niblet; Joseph H Parker; Thomas Pittman; William C Pond; Benjamin Portis; Joes Presson; Joshua Presson; Joel Prince; Allen Raiford; William Raiford; Patrick H Rawlings; Patrick Ritter; Ruffin; Daniel W Simmons; Joseph Slade; Thomas P Smith; Allen Stephenson; Calvin J Stephenson; James Stephenson; Wilbom Stephenson; John Vick; Goodman Warren; Edwin Williford; William W Womble; Nicholas Wright

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

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