Transcript Court Minute Book 1830-1835 Page 267

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Adkins; Benjamin Barnes; Allen Beale; David Beale; Harrison Beale; Richard Beale; Drew Bittle; William Bowden; James Bradshaw; Cypress Bridge*; Jerusalem Bridge*; Massenburgs Mill Bridge*; Matthew Bulls; William Carr; Richard Hill Causeway*; John B Chappell; Jethro Charles; Lewis W Cobb; Eli Coker; John Cooper; Samuell Corbitt; William C Corbitt; Benjamin Council; Henry Council; James H Council; Josiah C Council; Elisha Darden; John A Davis; Mark W Davis; Thomas J Davis; William Denson; Demsey Drake; James Drake; James Drewry; John Drewry; Joseph Drewry; Samuell Drewry; Elisha Duck; Randolph Edwards; William English; John Exum; Hyram Faison; William Felts; Benjamin Francis; Edwin Gardner; Matt Harris; Thomas Hunley; Benjamin Jenkins; James Jenkins; Richard Jenkins; Giles Johnson; Jordan Johnson; Joseph H Johnson; Shadrack Johnson; Eli Joyner; James Joyner; William Joyner; Cohen Kitchen; Dixon W Kitchen; Henry Kitchen; Joseph Kitchen; David Lewis; Elish Lewis; Elisha Lewis; James. A Love; Ivey Lowe; Jesse Lowe; Wiley Lowe; Massenburg; Joseph Nelms; Solomon D Parker; John. D Pond; Thomas Powell; David Prince; John Raiford; Jason Rowe; Miles Slade; Eli Spivy; Jeremiah Stephenson; William Turner; Jesse B Vick; Jacob Wade; Willis Wellons; Henry M West; Rob Westray; Thomas S White; Elisha J Williams; Matt Williams; Benjamin Williamson; Matt Womble

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

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