Transcript Court Order Book 1839-1843 Page 638

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Benjamin E Bain; Cuthbert D Barham; Jacob Barnes (Court Official); Bennett Barrett; Thomas Bevan; Henry T Bittle; Henry Booth; Peter Booth; Elizabeth P Branch?; Joseph Brown; Willis Brown; Burwell Bryant; William T Bryant; William Bryant; James C Butts; Martha J Butts; Martha Channell; Richard P Clements; Harrison Cobb; Jacob Darden; Jesse G Darden; Richard Darden; Thomas Drake; John Drewry; Daniel H Dromgoole; Jacob H Duck; John Dudley; Littleton R Edwards; William L Everitt; John H Fitzhugh; Benjamin Griffin; Jonathan T Griffin; John M Gurley; Nathaniel James; Elly Joyner; John Joyner; Joshua Joyner; Thomas Joyner; Thomas Lawrence; Joseph T Liles; William P Manry; James D Massenburg (Court Official); John Mercer; Arthur Middleton; George B Middleton; Julia Middleton; Henry Moore; Edwin D Nash; Harrison Parker; Mark T Peete; ^631 Pettway, Henry; Thomas Pittman; Benjamin E Pope; Thomas J Pretlow (Court Official); Thomas Pretlow (Court Official); Ann Pretlow; William Prince; Sampson C Reese; Holladay Revell; John Revell; Mary Revell; Patrick H Rollings; John W Run*; Daniel W Simmons; H T Smith; Polly Smith; Exum Turner; James B Urquhart; Matthew W Vaughan; William Vick; James J Williams; John Woodson

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

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