Transcript Court Order Book 1819-1822 Page 51

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Barham; Samuel Barham; Jacob Barnes (Court Official); John Barnes; Jacob Barrett; Jordan Barrett; John Thomas Blow; Benjamin E Blunt (Court Official); John Boykins; Samuel G Boykins; Britton Bryant; Daniel Butts; James Clayton; John Clayton; Richard P Clements; Fawrence Cook; Elisha Darden; William J Delks; John Denegree; Benjamin Devaney (Court Official); Humphry Drewry; Allen Edwards; James Edwards; Levi Edwards; Peter Edwards; Thomas Fitzhugh; William Fowler; Willie Francis; James Gee; William B Goodwyne; John C Gray; George Gurley (Court Official); James Harris; Newett Harris; Benjamin Harrison; James Harrison; Jesse Holt; James Jackson; Thomas Jones; Amos Joyner; William Joyner; Richard B Kello (Clerk); Jesse Lankford; William Lawrence; Joel Mclemore; John Mclemore; ^389 Myrick, James; David Newsum; Thomas Newsum; Turner Newsum; Robert Nicholson; Stith Nicholson; William Owen; Jesse Parker; Alexander P Peete (Court Official); William Phillips; John H Pond; Keton Pope; Nathaniel Pope; Henry Porter; Joshua Pretlow; Edward Reece; Clement Rochelle (Sheriff); John Rochelle; James Scott; Charles Simmons; William Smith; Amos Stephenson; John Thomas; Edward Turner; Samuel Turner; Thomas Vaughan; Joseph Vick; Elisha Williams; James Williams; Spartley 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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