Transcript Court Minute Book 1861-1870 Page 197

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Atkinson; William Babb; William M Beaton; Berlin*; Stith H Bishop; R H Blythe; John Bowers; John P Boykins; William W Briggs; Thomas J Brister; Benjamin J Bryant; James D Bryant; Orman M Bryant; Peleg Caroon; Black Creek Church*; Catharine M Cobb; John Cobb; Leonard C Cobb; Court House*; Jonathan Darden; Richard J Darden; Eli W Davis; M J Davis; Murfee's Depot*; Fifth District*; First District*; Fourth District*; Second District*; Seventh District*; Sixth District*; Third District*; D L Doles; B L Drew; Drewryville*; Faison; W S Francis; Arrington Gardner; George H Gardner; William E Gay; Mills F Gray; Matthew Harris; William P Harris; James Jones; William A Jones; Joyner; Thomas E Joyner; James H Judkins; Cross Keys*; William Lankford; W W Lawrence; John Moore; Murfee; William E Myrick; William H Nicholson; A W Norfleet; Alexander W Norfleet; James W Parker; James E Peters; H P Pope; Thomas B Powell; J D Pretlow; John Pretlow; R B Pretlow; Samuel B Pretlow; Robert Ricks; Thomas Ridley; Robert Rowland; Jordan Spivey; A T Stephenson; Faison's Store*; Joyner's Store*; E R Story; John C Sykes; Jesse B Vick; Benjamin Wellon; John Williams

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

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