Transcript Court Order Book 1870-1875 Page 690

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Atkins; W R Barker; Johnson Barnes; Allen Beale; Washington Beale; Benjamin Bennett; B Bowers; William Boykins; Bradshaw; Charles Bradshaw; E Bradshaw; J Bradshaw; Madison Bradshaw; Thomas Bradshaw; Black Creek Bridge*; Carey's Bridge*; Jerusalem Bridge*; W H Briggs; Camp; Joseph Camp; Carey; D J Cobb; L C Cobb; Samuel Corbitt; William H Corbitt; George Council; John Council; Joseph. L Councill; Black Creek*; Davis; Joseph Davis; James H Devany; Wiley Duck; Calvin Edwards; Richard Edwards; Henry Eley; Flag-Run*; George. H Gardner; J E Gillette; Griffin; Gurley; Masonic Hall*; Tilman Harris; John Holland; James Holmes; Jerusalem Public School House*; John James; ^443 Jerusalem*; Cherry Johnson; Jack Johnson; John D Johnson; Pettaway Johnson; Louisa Jones; David Joyner; Joseph Joyner; Thomas Joyner; Nancy Kitchen; Mack Lankford; Wiley Lankford; Ludlow Lawrence; T G Little; Christian Luter; L L Manry; Bradshaws's Mill*; W H Nicholson; Benjamin Powell; A G Pretlow; J D Pretlow; T J Pretlow; Bradshaw's Mill Race*; Albert Raiford; Giles Rayford; Williams X Roads*; J H Rochelle; John H Rollings; John Rollings; Henry Rowe; John Rowe; James E Sebrell; William N Sebrell; William Sebrell; Barn Tavern*; John J Turner; Levi Turner; Frank Wester; Oswin White; Henry Whitehead; Robert Whitehead; Williams; C C Williams; Jordan Williford; P C 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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