Transcript Court Minute Book 1790-1793 Page 31

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Andrews; Arthur Applewhite; Jenny Applewhite; Nancy Applewhite; Hartwell Bailey; Peter Bailey; Jacob Barnes (Court Official); Barnes; Peninah Barnes; Benjamin Beale; Joshua Beale; Richard Beale; Henry Blow; Richard Blow; Thomas Blunt; Blythe; John Brittle; Cordall Bynum; Matthew Calvert; Jesse Carroll?; Benjamin Cocke; Hartwell Cocke; Henry Coker; Jeremiah? Coker; Nathaniel Coker; William Coker; Cotton; Denson; Jordan Denson; Joseph Denson; Drake; Nathaniel Edwards; George; Robert Goodwyn (Court Official); John Goodwyn; Gray; William Grizzard; Lemuel Hart; William Hines; M Holliman; Willson Holliman; William Ingram; Jack; Johnson; Giles Johnson; Stephen Johnson; Jones; Henry Jones; Martha Jones; Joyner; Giles Joyner; Lewis Joyner; Mary Joyner; William Joyner; Samuel Kello (Clerk); William Luter; A? Merritt?; Philip Moody; West Moody; Fanny Myrick; Henry Myrick; Lucy Myrick; Nancy Myrick; Owen Myrick; John Myrick?; Philip Pinson?; David Putney; R Ricks; Rochelle; Mrs Rochelle; Scoggin; Scott; Anne Scott; Joseph Scott; John Simmons (Court Official); Peterson Thorpe; Timothy Thorpe; Ticks?; Turby?; Mrs Turby?; James Turner; Edward Tyler; John Underwood; Vasser; Vick; David Washington; George Washington; Robert Williams; Wright; David Wright; James Wright; Job? Wright; Mrs 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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