Transcript Will Book 18 1863-1867 Page 199

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Johnson Barnes; Bevan; Bettie Binford; Booth; Edwin Bradshaw; Matthew Bradshaw; Milton D Butler; John Camp; Thomas Camp; Benjamin Cobb (Court Official); L C Cobb; Richard Copeland; William H Corbett; Thomas Crumpler; Eley W Davis; Merit J Davis; Nancy Davis; John H Davis@; Zachery Doyal; Zachary Doyle; James Drake; Silas Drake; William Drake; Denson Draper; William Faircloth; Henry Felts; Joseph Gardner; Patsey Gardner; George Griffin; John C Griffin; Patsey Griffin; Elizabeth Harris; James Hawks; Benjamin Hines; John Hines; James Holmes; Elizabeth M Johnson; William Johnson; David H Joyner; John Joyner@; William B Joyner@; Samuel Kello (Clerk); John Kello; Collin Kitchen; Etheldred Kitchen; John Lewis; Julia Pond; Joseph Pretlow; Albert Raiford; William J Richardson; Daniel Ricks; John H Rollings; Patsey Rollings; Patrick Rowe; Joseph. P Slade; John Turner; Josephus Turner; Pierce Turner; Charles Urquhart; James Vasser; A J Vick; A Jesse Vick; Daniel Vick; Jesse B Vick; Rhoda Vick; Robert H Vick; Eley Washington; William Wellons; Wilson Wellons; Catherine Williams; Edwin A Williams; Elijah J Williams; Levinson Williams; Nicholas C Williams; Mary E Wills; Mary N Wills; Elijah Worrell; Matthew Worrell

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

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