Transcript Court Order Book Part 1 & 2 1768-1772 Page 306

Name and Place entries on this page include:

James Birchett; William Blunt; John Boykins; Charles Briggs; Peter Butts (Court Official); Charles Calthorpe; Clifton Calthorpe; Edward Calthorpe; James Calthorpe; Jesse Carrell; Jesse Carrol; Edward Chitty; Benjamin Clements; Dinah Clifton; Eleanor Clifton; Ann Cobb; Michael Cobb; George Collier; Sarah Collier; Henry Council; Hodges Council; Joel Council; Priscilla Council; Pheebe Crocker; Sarah Crocker; David Davis; Edwin Davis; Nathaniel Davis; Thomas Davis; Thomas Day; Arthur Foster; Elias Foster; John Foster; Moses Foster; Richard Foster; Sarah Foster; John Gilliam; Judith Gilliam; Thomas Clements Gilliam; Joseph Gray (Court Official); Simon Harris; Nathaniel Holt; Edward Ivey; George Ivey; Albridgton Jones; Beedie Joyner; David Joyner; Elizabeth Joyner; Hopeful Joyner; Jonathan Joyner; Joseph Joyner; Martha Joyner; Christian Kitchen; James Kitchen; Arthur Long; Davis Long; Nicholas Maget (Court Official); Micajah Maget; Ann Newsum; Jacob Newsum; Joel Newsum; Joseph Newsum; Nathaniel Newsum; Person; Joseph Person; Henry Pope; James Day Ridley (Court Official); James Ridley (Court Official); Nathaniel Ridley (Court Official); John Rogers; Benjamin Ruffin (Sheriff); Henry Smith; Joseph Smith; Charles Taylor; Henry Taylor; Ann Toomer; Edmund Tyler; Elias Westbrooke; James Westbrooke; John Westbrooke; Joseph Westbrooke; William Whitehead

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

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