Transcript <a href='https://www.southamptoncounty.org'>Southampton County</a> Marriage Bonds 1751-1853 Page 37

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Lucy Andrews; Elizabeth Bass; Molly Britt; Polly M Brock; Polly Cotten; Polly Cotton; John Crafford; William Crichlow; James Crichton; William Critchlow; Jesse Crocker; John Crocker; John Jr Croslin; Abraham Cross; George H Crump; John J Crump; Richard A Crump; Ann Crumpler; Arthur Crumpler; Augustus Crumpler; Beasant Crumpler; Benjamin Crumpler; Edward J Crumpler; John Crumpler; Joseph B Crumpler; Joshua Crumpler; Mathew Crumpler; Robert E Crumpler; Solomon Crumpler; William Crumpler; George Cryer; John Curl; Betsy Darden; Martha M Edwards; Elizabeth J Ivy; Polly Lane; Elizabeth Lawrence; Ann Mercer; Polly Myrick; Margaret Petteway; Margaret Pettway; Elizabeth Pitman; Charity Pope; Mary Pursel; Mary Pursell; Elizabeth J Rochelle; Mary Jane Rochelle; Susan Scoggins; Polly Smith; Mary Turner; Sally Tynes; Virginia T Vaughan; Sarah J Williams; Elizabeth Wright; Mary Wright

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

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