Transcript Court Minute Book 1861-1870 Page 289

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Thomas H Applewhite; Alfred Babb; Joseph H Barham; Benjamin Barnes; Davis Barrett; Joe Barrett+; William A Bell; John P Boykins; Thomas D Boykins; Richard Bradshaw; Newit Branch; Seacock Bridge*, Swamp; Benjamin Brister; Mills A Britt; G G G Brittle; Benjamin J Bryant; James D Bryant; Joshua Bryant; Orman M Bryant; Richard L Bryant; T J Burbage; H M Butts; Joseph Claud; M M Clayton; Jethro Cobb; Miles Cook; John Cross+; Augustus Crumpler; John Crumpler; Joseph G Crumpler; John B Daughtrey; M J Davis; James H Devany; B C Drew; David H Drewry; Albriston Edwards; Gilliam Edwards; Richmond Edwards; Warren Edwards; James H Hardee; John Harris; Matthew Harris; Ransom Harwell; James Hundley; Jeremiah O Johnson; James G Jones; James R Joyner; James H Judkins; Davy Kitchen; Theophilus G Little; E C Maget; Orris Moore; William E Myrick; A W Norfleet; Junius R Person; Amos Pope; Fifth Presinct*; First Presinct*; Fourth Presinct*; Second Presinct*; Seventh Presinct*; Sixth Presinct*; Third Presinct*; Joshua Pretlow; R B Pretlow; Joseph H Prince; H O Rawls; Jerusalem & Smithfield Road*; Robert Rowland; William Scott; G W Spivey; A T Stephenson; R M Stephenson; Parker D Story; John Sykes; David Turner; James Vaughan; Thomas Vaughan; James Westbrook; E F White; Elijah J Williams; William R 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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