Transcript Will Book 15 1852-1857 Page 664

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Nat Allman; George. A Applewhite; John Artis+; Richard Artis+; James Babb; John W Babb; Samuel Barham; Soloman Barnes; Davis Barrett; Bartley Beale; William Beale; William A Bell; James Bird+; Stith H Bishop; Henry Blow; Nathaniel. R Blow; William H Blow; James Blythe; Dred Boone+; U S Bracy; Jacob Bradshaw; Wiley T Bradshaw; Wiley Bradshaw; William J Bradshaw; Horace? Brantley?; Briggs; Joseph. R Briggs; T Briggs; Thomas. N Briggs; William W Briggs; Charlotte Bryant; George Bryant; James. D Bryant; A S H Burges; James. T Butts; Jack Chappel; Edward T Charles; Seth W Cobb; Sylvanus? Cobb; William H Cobb; James Connelly; Robert Connelly; Amy Cox; Isaac Cox; John Cox; Nancy Cox; J E Crichton?; J S Crocker; Thomas Crocker+; Richard Darden; George Daughtry; Joseph Davis; Edward Deberry; James H Devany; David Doyal; Ethd Drake; James Drake; Silas Drake; John Drake@; James. T Dromgoole?; Littleton Richard Edwards (Clerk); Joseph H Ellsworth; William A Ellsworth; William S English; James Fagan?; James Feggan?; Robert Fitch; Joseph Gardner; James F Gaskins; William Glover; Lucy Griffin; John M Gurley; E C Maget; Robert Murray; Asa Pierce; J Rogers?; John Rowe?; Robert. W Screws; E L Story

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

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