Transcript Court Order Book 1843-1849 Page 51

Name and Place entries on this page include:

C D Barham; Samuel Barham; Jacob Barrett; Ann Brantley; William Brantley; Davis Bryant; Edith Bryant; Orman M Bryant; William Bryant; Daniel R Butts; Lucy Ann Butts; James Drewry; John Drewry; Samuel Drewry; John H Fitzhugh; Nathaniel Francis; John M Gurley; Plesant Honeycutt; Celia A Jelks; Jacqueline E Jelks; Jesse Little; James Maget; Alexander Myrick (Court Official); Celia A Myrick; Joshua F Myrick; Martha Myrick; Mary E Myrick; Temperance Myrick; William Myrick; Sylvia Owens; William Owens; James W Parker; James E Peters; Jordan Pope; William Prince; Ann Raulings; Gregory Raulings; Phoebe Raulings; Samuel T Raulings; Sylvia Raulings; William H Raulings; John W Reese; Henry S L Tucker; Mary E Tucker; James Vick; John Vick; Vicksville*; Spratley Williams; Adam Woolfrom; Barham Wrenn; Thomas Wrenn

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

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