Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 51

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Amy; Ethelbert Bradshaw; Fannie Carr; George Washington Carr; Robert Carr; Thelma Carr; Charlselle; Cherry; Nancy L Council; Sallie Council; Luzzetty Felts; Eugene Walter Freeman; John William Thomas Freeman; Julia Ann Freeman; Lawrence Gardner; Solomon Gardner; Harrison M Gay; William E Gay; George; Mary Ann Gray; Philip F Gray; Louisa Griffin; Male Infant William James Griffin; Male Infant Joseph Harcum; Nancy Harcum; Jeremiah Edward Harris; Martha Frances Harris; Ione Hedgpeth; Male Infant FNU Hedgpeth; Charles R Herrin; Norfleet C Herrin; Jim; Male Infant Joe+; Christian Johnson; Giles Johnson; Martha Johnson; Richard M Johnson; Sarah Johnson; Sylvan Johnson; Crecy Johnson+; Meriah Johnson+; Lermilia Kells; Meril M Kells; Ethel Ive Kitchen; Robert R Kitchen; Meriah; Beverly B Moore; Virginia Moore; Male Infant Ned+; Eveline O'Donole; Elizabeth H Parker; Jesse H Parker; Richard H Parker; Elizabeth Raeford; Susan Raeford; Redrick; Sarah; Female Infant Josephine Scarborough; Joanna Scarborough; Male Infant Henning M Smith; Martha G Smith; Caroline Turner; Unknown; Male Infant Unknown+; Peggy Uzzell; Sallie Ann Uzzell; Dorothy Whitehead; Female FNU Whitehead; Leonudas Whitehead; Male Infant Edward Whitehead; William

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

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