Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 242

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Bates; Anny Bradshaw; David L Bradshaw; Ella M Bradshaw; Mordecai Bradshaw; Jane E Britt; John Britt; Martha Britt; Thomas S Britt; Augustus Brittle; John W Brittle; Polly Brittle; Cowhill Clark; James B Clark; Male Infant Claud B Clark; Elisha Eley; Nancy Eley; Elizabeth Ellis; Adelaide English; Frank English; Nathaniel Y English; Phoebe English; Nettie E Horn; William H Horn; David E Joyner; Elizabeth Joyner; Female Infant Mary E Joyner; Jeanie Joyner; Joseph Joyner; Mary Joyner; Ellen Kitchen; Frank M Kitchen; Edward Lawrence; George W Lawrence; Mary A Lawrence; Priscilla Lawrence; Jonathan Luter; Lavinia Luter; Lawrence Luter; B F Mclemmon; Rosa A Mclemore; Ella Nicholson; J M Nicholson; Male Infant Wesley Nicholson; Female Infant Lillie May Pond; Joseph D Pond; Mildred Pond; Joseph Henry Presson; Lelia A Presson; W H H Presson; Everett Raiford; Male Infant Robert Raiford; Martha C Raiford; Elmira Revel; Female Infant FNU Scott; H O Scott; Henry O Scott; Jennie Scott; Benjamin H Travis; Julia Travis; Levi Turmer; Polly Turmer; Alice M Turner; Junius W Turner; John Vick; Joseph P White; Mary L White; Mary White; Prince A White; Martha Whitehead; Robert Whitehead; J W Williams; Male Infant Jamison W Williams; Mary E Williams; J W Winbrow; Pearl A Winbrow

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

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