Transcript Will Book 9 1818-1826 Page 146

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Hardy Applewhite; Benjamin Barham; Samuel Barham; Wyatt Barham; Richard Barker; John Barlow; Bailey Barnes; Burson Barnes; John Barnes; William Barnes; Benjamin Bittle; William Bittle; George Blow (Court Official); Hy Blow; James Blow; Peter Blow; Benjamin Blunt (Court Official); Cordall Brantley; John Capell; Thomas Casell; James Crichlow; William Crichlow; Henry Darden; Solomon Dawson; John Day; Benjamin A Delk; Jonas Edmunds; Felts; Nathaniel Felts; John Fitzhugh; Thomas Fitzhugh; William Fitzhugh; Ephraim Gee; John Gilliam; Ann Harris; Benjamin Harris; Hamlin Harris; Lewis Harris; Newit Harris; Sarah Harrison; Hart; Thomas Holland; Jackson; Mary Jarrell; Benjamin Johnson; Harris Johnson; Jordan Johnson; Nathaniel Jones; John Joyner; James Kello; Nathaniel Mabry; Richard Mabry; James Magrath; Littleton Mason; James McLemore; George Mosby; Joseph Mundall; Owen Myrick; William Nance; Daniel Newsom; David Newsom; Elizabeth Newsom; William Newsom; Charles B Nicholson; John Nicholson; John Phipps; Jacob Porter; James Powell; Thomas Ridley; Simmons; James Smith; Martha Taylor; John Thomas; William Thorpe; James Treyvant; Edmund Turner; Edwin Turner; William Turner; Willie Underwood; William Vaughan; Levi Waller; John L Wilkinson; Jacob Williams; Joel Wood

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

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