Transcript Court Order Book 1824-1830 Page 137

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Thomas Applewhite; Charles Bailey; Baisden; James Baisden; Martha Baisden; Samuell Baisden; Jacob Barnes (Court Official); John Barrett; Henry Barrow; Jesse D Beale; William Bell; Arthur Bowing; Boykins; Joseph Bradshaw; Meritt Britt; Nancy Britt; Alfred Brittle; Davis Bryant; Drewry Bryant; Exum Bryant; William Bryant; Edward Butts; William H Bynum; Calvert; Camp; John Carrell; Charlotte L Cary; George B Cary; Claud; ^234 Clayton, James; ^302 Cobb; Jeptha Darden; ^340 Drewry; Edwards; Allen Edwards; John Edwards; Ellis; J Ellis; William Furgason; George G Gray; Benjamin Griffin; George. G Gurley (Court Official); Harrison; Ivy; John Ivy; John James; ^229 Jones; Elijah Joyner; Jordan Joyner; Matthew Joyner; Richard B Kello (Clerk); Benjamin Lewis; James Moor; Moss; ^282 Myrick (Court Official), Alexander; Newsum; Turner Newsum; Nicholson; Robert Nicholson; St Luke's Parish*; Alexander. P Peete (Court Official); Sophia Powill; Edward Reese; Giles Reese; James Rochelle (Clerk); Clements Rochelle (Sheriff); Tarlton W Scott; John Simmons (Court Official); Simmons; Nathaniel Simmons; Robert G Simmons; Zebulon L Simmons; Stephenson; Harrison Stephenson; Samuell Story; John Thomas; Nathaniel Thomas; Edmund Thorpe; Tillar; John W Tillar; Turner; Elbert Turner; William Vick; ^176 Williams; Richard Williams; Williamson; Lewis 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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