Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 50

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Agnes; Dirinda Louisa Atkins; Female Infant Sarah Frances Atkins; Female Infant Sarah Atkins; Sally Beale; Beck; John T Bryant; Meriah Bryant; Charlotte; Cherry; Clara; Clementine; Jason R Cornwell; Margaret Cornwell; Female Infant Ever Crumpler; James Edward Crumpler; Susan D Crumpler; Susand Crumpler; Benjamin Franklin Darden; Emeline Darden; Dorothy Devany; Phebe English; William Spark English; Female Infant Fanny+; Ferry*; Elizabeth Gardner; Elliott Willons Gardner; Frankey Hamlin+; Harry; Margaret Elizabeth Hart; Rebecca Hart; Hester; Mansfield Hines; Martha Hines; Harrison Holland; Nancy Holland; Male Infant FNU Horn; Martha Ann Horn; Isaac; Male Infant Jeff+; Jenny; Hannah Elizabeth Joyner; Mary Ann Joyner; Susan Kitchen; Lawrence; Lucy; Margaret; Ned; William C Nelson; Pat; Peggy; Aney Presson; John E Presson; Joshua Presson; Lucy E Presson; Male Infant Robert+; Henning M Smith; Martha G Smith; Moody Smith; Penelope Smith; Gilbert A G Spivy; Jerusha Spivy; Caroline Stephenson; Nat Richard Stephenson; Female Infant Susanna+; Tom; Unknown; Female Infant Unknown+; Male Infant Unknown+; Female Infant Eva Lee Webb; Nancy J Webb; Nancy Webb; William Henry Webb; James Wells; Mary Wells; Robert Wesler

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

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