Transcript Court Minute Book 1835-1842 Page 1

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Albert Andrews; Anthony Andrews; Nathaniel Artis; Samuel Barham; Stith H Bishop; Benjamin Blunt (Court Official); Carr Bower; Blow Mill Bridge*; Edward Butts; Orphan Butts; Susan Butts; Benjamin Cobb (Court Official); ^158 Cobb, Comilius; Joseph Cofer; Jesse J Cox; John M Cox; Richard Darden; Margaret E Delk; Martha Delk; Orphan Delk; Unity A Delk; Benjamin Devany; Joel Doyal; Newit Drew; Samuel Drewry; Gilbert Drury; John Edward; Benjamin Edwards; Littleton R Edwards; Peter Edwards; Jesse Ferguson; Randolph R Gardner; Samuel R Gardner; Thomas Gilliam; Benjamin Griffin; John Hines; Constable Holmes; Jailer Holmes; Samuel H Holmes; William D Hood; Nathaniel Jones; Joseph Joyner; Henry Kindred; Benjamin Lamb; Alexander Myrick (Court Official); John H Newsum; Orphan Newsum; William H Nichols; Jesse Parker; Theodore Peete; Samuel M Pond; Nichols Mill Pond*; William B Pope; Richard Porter; Gregory Rawlings; James Rochelle (Clerk); John Rochelle; Judith Rochelle; Polly Rochelle; Garrison Scott; James Taylor; John Thomas; Benjamin Travis; Benjamin Turner; Copeland Turner; John Underwood; Matthew W Vaughan; Benjamin Whitfield; Benjamin Williamson; Martha Williamson; Orphan Williamson; Easum Woodard; Barham 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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