Transcript Court Order Book 1824-1830 Page 222

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Robert Adams; William O Bailey; Jacob Barnes (Court Official); Barrett; James W Beale; George Branch; Benjamin Brister; Catharine Britt; ^325 Browne, Orris A; Davis Bryant; Shugars Bryant; Charles Butts; William Butts; Carrock; ^234 Clayton, James; Francis Clements; John Cobb; John Cooper; Thomas Dores; Jesse Drewry; Duncan; Furgason; William Furgason; J Gardner; Goodwyn; Edwin Gray; Lemuell Griffin; Patrick Griffin; George T Gurley (Court Official); Gurley; Henry Gurley; John M Gurley; Orphans Gurley; Rebecca B Gurley; Rebecca W Gurley; Richard H Gurley; William D Gurley; Harris; John A Hill; Johnson; Ichabod Johnson; Thomas C Jones; Elisha Joyner; Thomas Lawrence; William E Lawrence; Nicholas Maget (Court Official); Henry T Maget; Mahone; Lidding J Mahone; Massenburg; McLemore; Matthew Mountfort; Moyler; Benjamin. L Newsum; Nathaniel Newsum; William Owens; Hawkins Pond; Samuell Revell; Edwin Ricks; John Shepherd; John Shield; Jordan Spivy; John Stephenson; Merit D Stringfield; Bird Sumner; Pit Thomas; James Trezvant; Jacob Turner; Jesse Turner; Vancluss?; James Vasser; Vaughan; John Vick; James B Wellons; Exum Wiggin; Cooper Williams; Daniel Williams; Benjamin Worrell; Peter 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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