Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 5

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Female Infant Agnes+; Annie; Anny; Albert Artis+; Allen Artis+; Mariah Artis+; Martha Artis+; Temperance Artis+; Tom Artis+; James Barden; Susan Barden; William Barden; Male Infant Jesse Bracy; Sally Bracy; Uriah Bracy; Edwin Bradshaw; Mary Bradshaw; N Bradshaw; James C Brittle; Mary B Brittle; Allen Cotton; Emma Cotton; Male Infant Joseph H Cotton; Amanda Crocker+; Joseph Crocker+; Male Infant George Crocker+; Hester Daughetry; Miles Daughetry; Nancy Daughetry; Dick; Daniel Fowler; Elizabeth Fowler; Joseph E Fowler; Female Infant Mary F Gardner; Male Infant George+; Caroline Gillett; James E Gillett; Male Infant James F Gillett; Female Infant Hannah+; Charlotte Harmon; Thomas Harmon; William Harmon; Female Infant Martha Hedgpeth; Mary Hedgpeth; William Hedgpeth; Female Infant Hester+; Jack; M C Jenkins; Male Infant Fred P Jenkins; Male Infant Joseph Jenkins; William H Jenkins; Jenny; James Jones; Penny Jones; Edward Joyner; Mary Joyner; Sarah Joyner; Lucy; Female Infant Lucy+; Mark; Matthew; Burnell Murfee; Mary Murfee; Nelly; Patience; Male Infant Phill+; Betsey Raiford; William Raiford; Elizabeth Redford; Male Infant Reubin+; Sally; Elizabeth Scott; Female Infant Elizabeth Scott; Joseph Scott; Female Infant Martha Sumner; Mills D Sumner; Nancy Sumner; Sylvia; Elizabeth Turner; Martha Turner; Nathaniel Turner; Thomas Turner; Winslow Turner; Female Infant Jane Vaughan; M W Vaughan; Margaret Vaughan; Nancy Wellons; Willis Wellons; Margaret White; Robert White; Thomas White; Martha Williams; Robert Williams; William H Williams; Winney

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

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