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CLARENDON COURIER

Journal of the Old N e w Hanover Genealogical Society

V o l u m e 15. N u m b e r 2. S p r i n g

2003

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OLD NEW HANOVER GENEALOGY SOCIETY

P.O. BOX 2536

WILMINGTON,NC28402-2356

Officers:

James T. Edwards, President, Home: 9 10-397-0228

E-mail: j immarytoo@,ec.rr.com

Carolyn Corbett, Secretary, Home: 9 10-270-448 1

E-mail: carolyncorbett@charter.net

Kay Berg, Treasurer, Home: 9 10-763- 1 899

E-mail: jmkberg@,bellsouth.net

Carole Weiss, Past President, Home: 9 10-350-0376

E-mail: cweiss~ec.rr.com

John Butler, Book Department, Home: 9 10-37 1-3594

E-mail: jwbnc 1 @iuno.com

J.D. Causey, Board Member-at-large, Home: 910-763-2708

Peter Ambler, Webmaster at www.onhg;s.org

Ann Hewlett Hutteman, Editor of Clarendon Courier, Home: 762-4647

Beverly Tetterton, Editor of Clarendon Courier, NC Room, NH Library

E-mail: btetterton@nhcaov.com

Joseph Sheppard, NC Room, NH Library, 9 10-34 1-4394

*NEW ONHGS WEB SITE: www.onhgs.org

Objectives: To collect, preserve, and disseminate knowledge and information with reference to genealogical and related historical, biographical and heraldic data; to encourage and promote interest in genealogical research, to adhere to principles of accuracy and thoroughness in research; to champion ethical standards and to discourage and oppose incompetent and disrespectful practices of researchers; to foster careful publications; to encourage and provide scholarly training for all in interested in these endeavors.

Membership: The membership of the Society is open to all individuals and organizations interested in genealogy upon payment of dues, renewable each January. Dues are: Individual and Institutional: $1 5.00; Family: $20.00; Life:

$225.00. Mail dues to ONHGS Secretary at the above address. Members are encouraged to submit surnames of the families that they are researching to be in the Society's ancestor roster. Members also receive a 10% discount on all publications and fiee queries in the Clarendon Courier.

Clarendon Courier: Members receive this journal quarterly in the winter, spring, summer, and fall. The deadline for submission of material for publication is December 10, March 10, June 10 and September lo&. Back issues can be purchased either separately or combined year issues.

Meetings: Monthly meetings are held at 7:00 P.M. on the second Tuesday of the month, September through May.

Unless otherwise notified, meetings are held at the New Hanover County Public Library, 201 Chestnut Street,

Wilmington, NC. The computer interest group meets at 6:00 P.M.

Book Department: The Society has for sale over 95 genealogical abstracts covering Southeastern North Carolina.

Your membership allows you a 10% discount on all books. Complete book list available on request.

Queries: Queries are published fiee for members. They should be typed or legibly printed on separate sheets of paper, each with the sender's name and address. Each query should state geographical connections to southeastern

North Carolina or adjacent areas, and such dates as to place them in context. They are subject to editing. So that the editor can understand them, please do not abbreviate. Mail queries to the above address.

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JOURNAL OF THE OLD NEW HANOVER GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

Volume 15. No. 2 Suring, 2003

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Society Notes

Surnames

New Hanover County Court Minutes

May Terms, 18 16

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New Hanover County Deed Index 32

Brunswick County Marriage Register, 1804- 1868 37

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wilmington, NC 39

Records of marriages, births, deaths

Cover illustration: Cover art by Joseph Sheppard, New Hanover

County Public Library.

SOCIETY NOTES

The Society's Annual Picnic will be held on Saturday, May 17,2003, at Moore's

Creek Battleground, Currie, NC, beginning at 11 :00 a.m. Tim Boyd, Park Ranger, will lead a tour of the battlefield. A catered barbecue lunch will be served in Patriot's

Hall at 12:OO noon. Members are requested to bring a desert. After lunch, John

Embley, a genealogist at the local Latter Day Saints' Library, will be the featured speaker. His topic will be "Genealogical Research in Today's World." New Society officers will be introduced. The cost of the meal will be $7.50. Tickets may be purchased at the North Carolina Room, New Hanover Public Library or contact Kay

Berg (910-763-1899) or Carolyn Corbett (910-270-4481) for hrther information.

The Society has given the CD, Index to New Hanover County, North Carolina,

Obituaries, 1998-2002, compiled by James T. Edwards to the North Carolina State

Library in honor of John Embley, who has provided us with several interesting programs during the past several years.

We would like to thank Jim Edwards, Helen Sammons and Ann Hutteman for their contributions to this Courier. The editors are always looking for unpublished material to include in the Journal. If you have any new research, that you would like to share, please contact one of the editors.

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SURNAMES

By Ann Hutternan

Although the Romans were the first in western civilization to have family names

(cognomina), it was not until about 1 100 A.D. that a second name became common in Europe.

The second or surname was added when it became necessary to distinguish one from another the many Johns, Marys and others who had received saints' names when they were baptized.

The French nobility introduced the practice into

Britain, hence surname, which has an old French derivation.

The most common scheme was to identify a man by his given name and that of his father. From very ancient times, the Jews used this system, with X ben (meaning son of) Y. In

English, John, son of hchard, became John

Richardson. There are thousands of names in this patronymical (father's name) way of determining surnames. Wilson, Jackson,

Johnson, Williamson are some of the most common. In America, with our diverse population, you may encounter -ian (Armenian),

-sen (Danish and Norwegian), -nen (Finnish),

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pulos (Greek), -ez (Spanish), -wiecz (Polish) and

-ovitch (Russian), all meaning son of Prefixes can also indicate descent: Ap (Welsh), Mac, Mc

(Scottish, Irish), d ' (Norman) and 0 ' (Irish), the latter actually denotes grandfather rather than father. Fritz is a corruption of the Frenchjls

(son) and at one time indicated one born "on the wrong side of the blanket." In those days, it usually was better to be a bastard son of

Somebody, than an legitimate son of nobody, according to name expert and author, Leonard R.

N. Ashley.

A surname could be determined by occupation. Hence, Smith from Blacksmith,

Cook from food preparer, Miller from grain grinder, Fisher from fisherman, and so forth.

Some of these surnames are from occupations and terms which we no longer have. For instance, a Cooper was a barrel maker, an occupation not very prevalent today.

Location is also a source of these names.

John may have resided near a stream; therefore, he would be designated John Brook; or, John may have lived in a place called York, hence,

John York.

Physical characteristics also contributed to the origin of surnames. An unusually small person would be called Short, Small, Little or

Lytle. A large man might be named Londellow,

Large, Lung or Long. Many persons having the characteristics of a certain animal would be given that animal's name. For instance: a sly person might be named Fox; a good swimmer, Fish and a quiet man, Dove, etc. The surname was passed on to descendants despite their appearance or occupation.

The average person might have gotten his surname from a nickname. The most famous of the nicknames were given to royalty: Charles the Bold, Charles the Idiot, Ivan the Terrible or

Erik Pinchpenny. Ordinary people became John

Wise, John Proudfoot, John Strangeways, etc.

The most common surnames in North

Carolina in the Federal Census of 1790 were

Smith, Williams, Jones, Davis, Moore and

Taylor, which reflect the fact that the majority of the NC citizens at that time were of English origin. Nearly fifteen per cent of the population were from Scotland, with names such as

McLeod, McCloud, Robertson and their many derivatives.

We all have heard of unusual coincidences, such as a surgeon called Slaughter or a Dentist named Payne or the dry goods store

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Ketchum and Cheatham. Nowadays, we rarely encounter the following names listed as heads of household in the 1790 census: Spitsnoggle,

Madsavage, Crampeasy, Rottenberry,

Laughinghouse, Wentup, Grabtale, Bump,

Gouge, Beersticker and Tart.

Sources: Ashley, Leonard R. N. What 's In A Name?

(Baltimore: Genealogical Publishers, 1 989).

Analysis ofSurnames in Federal Census, 1790.

(Baltimore: Genealogical Publishers, 1969).

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NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT MINUTES

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions

May Term, 1816

[This series of New Hanover County Court Minutes submitted by Helen Samrnons is continued from the

Winter, 2003, Courier. These may be viewed on microfilm in the North Carolina Room of the New

Hanover County Public Library.]

John McDufiie vs Malcom McAllister - Isaac Alderman called out on his subpoena and failed. Judgment nisi against him. Ordered that Scifi issue against said Isaac Alderman to show cause why an attachment should not issue against him at next court

Samuel Pitts vs Isaac Arnold - case general issue - setoff, stat line, accord and satisfaction. Same jury and find that the deft did assume within three years, that there was no setoff nor release, nor accord and satisfaction, and assess damages at $80 and costs.

Admrs of Henry Wright vs Caleb Robeson - debt - general issue, setoff, Payment at and after the day - Same jury and find that the writing obligatory is the act and deed of deft and that the debt has been paid.

Account sales of the estate of Abraham Golden, deceased;

Inventory and account sales of the estate of James Jennett, deceased;

Inventory of the estate of Daniel McKay, deceased;

Division of Negroes between Ann Nutt and her children;

Inventory of the estate of Robert Nixon, deceased;

Division of the personal estate of Thomas Rogers, deceased;

Inventory of the estate of James Shaw, deceased;

Inventory and account sales of James Telfair, deceased;

Audited account of the estate of Joshua Wooten, deceased.

All rendered to court and ordered to be filed.

Administration on the estate of Thomas Leddon, deceased, granted to Thomas Ledden, giving bond at $400 with James Simmoons, Wm McCurdy as securities. Thomas Leddon qualifed.

Ordered that Bryant Wooten enter into bond for $400 for the maintenance of a bastard male child begotten on the body of Tela Casteen and for indemnifling the parish, etc, with

Samuel James and Benjamin Rochelle as securities and that he pay unto the hands of Tela

Casteen, the mother of said bastard child, 20 Ibs annually for three years.

The will of William Swann Nichols was exhibited in open court and proved by Gabriel

Holmes, Jr., one of the subscribing witnesses, and ordered to be recorded and Caleb Nichols qualified as Executor thereto.

Administration granted to Jacob Hartman on the estate of Samuel Sexton, deceased, giving bond in the sum of $2500 with Jacob Levy and Henry Taylor, securities.

Israel Judge, Samuel James, and Thomas Player appointed to audit the accounts of

Moses Manning, executor of Thomas Ramsey, deceased

Joseph D. Broadham has agreed for the sum of 23 Ibs to testifl on behalf of the State against Ezekial Trussel on Thursday next

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Court met according to adiournment

Present the Worshipful: Henry B. Howard, Samuel Black, James S. Green, John Hogg

Ordered that the usual allowance for extra service be made to the officers of this Court and to the bell ringer for the year 18 15

Administration on the estate of Alexander Hostler granted to James S. Green, giving bond in $4000 with Wm H. Halsey and Charles Wright, securities

Ordered that the sheriff surrender the mulatto boy named Harry to Samuel Kingsbury, his master, with payment of all costs

Ordered that Hannah Collins aged about 15 years be bound to Anna Smith until she arrives at the age of 18 years, on giving bond with Wm W. Jones as security

John R. London qualified as administrator of John London, deceased.

Ordered that Joseph Jacobs be allowed his account, to wit: eight dollars for expenses of burying a deceased man, name unknown, at Mr. Waddell's plantation below the town of

Wilmington.

A deed from David Anderson to Wm W. Jones proved by Niel McLaurin, subscribing witness thereto

Afternoon 3 o'clock

Court met according to adjournment

Present the Worshipful: J. W. Walker, Wm H. Vann, Thomas Devane perfu

Jesse George, a talisman, discharged

Gilbert Geer, for the Wardens of the Poor vs James Marshall - general issue- Caveats

, release, accord and satisfaction made the judgment of this court.

- referred - Ordered that the award of the referees be

President of the State Bank vs Owen Kenan - Same jury except Jesse George in whose room is John Williams and find that the deft did assume and assess damages at $546 with

Same vs Same - Same jury and find for the plff $65 1 with interest from 1 gth ~ u g u s t and costs

Same vs Same - Same jury and find for plff $100 with interest from 29th July 18 15.

John Nelson vs Robert Simpson - Not guilty, justification, lender of . Same jury and find the deft not guilty.

The Governor for William Motte vs James W. White, Wm McKay, and Gilbert Geer.

Debt. Default and inquiry. Same jury except Wm Motte and Daniel McLammy in whose room is Thomas C. Reston and John Everitt and find the writing obligatory to be the act and deed of the defts, that the condition of the bond are not performed and find that the defts do we the sum of $200 to be discharged b the payment of $38.65 and assess damages at 6 cents and costs.

President of the Bank of Cape Fear vs Samuel Bunting, Jr. General issue, payment setoff, stat line - Jury empanelled. Viz: James Simmons, Kinchen Powers, Jacob James, John

Taylor, Thomas C. Reston, Edward St George, George Jennings, John Everitt, John St

George, George Tessler, Richard Saunders, John Wilkings and find that deft did assume within three years, that there is no payment nor setoff and assess damages at $356 with interest from 18'

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August 18 15 and $2 for protest and costs.

Same vs Andrew McJulian - Case- general issue- Same jury and assess damages at $356 with interest from 18' August 18 15 and $2 for protest and costs.

Ordered that administration on the estate of James Shaw be granted Daniel Sellers giving bond in 7000 Ibs with Duncan Robeson, Niell Murphy and Daniel Kerr as securities. The said admr has permission to sell the perishable estate of his intestate.

Ordered that Thomas Leddon, admr of Thomas Leddon, deceased, have leave to sell the perishable estate of his intestate.

Ordered that Jacob Hartman, admr of Samuel Sexton, deceased, have leave to sell the

Negroes of his intestate. (Bond not executed by securities). Jacob Hartman qualified as adrnr of

Samuel Sexton, deceased, by direction of a majority of the court although bond not executed by securities.

H. B. Howard on the bench and defecting John Julius Gause appointed guardian to

Benjamin Roberts Nutt, John Nutt, and Henry Nutt giving bond in 6000 Ibs with John D.

Toomer and A. M. Hooper securities

Ordered that Rebecca Ann Southerland of the age of 1 1 years be bound until she is 18 years of age to Mrs. Susan Wright to learn the art and mystery of a seamstress upon Mrs.

Wright's singing the indenture with Charles Wright as security, agreeable to the Act of the

Assembly in such cases made and provided.

Court adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow

Wednesday morning 9 o'clock

Court met according to adjournment

Present the worshipful: Thomas Devane, Wm J. Larkins, Israel Judge, John Garnier, Joel

Parish

Ordered that Hannah, formerly the property of Hanson (?) Allen, of Brunswick, be emancipated on giving bond agreeable to Act of Assembly.

Ordered that commission issue to take the private examination of Susan M. Tooley, wife of Philip C. Tooley.

Joseph Mumford, Esq. appeared in open court and exhibited his commission as Justice of the Peace and qualified.

Michael Boney, defaulting talisman, fined $2.

Ordered that Peter Smith be appointed guardian for Lewis, John, and Rebeccah Collins, giving bond in $300 for each with Charles B. Gause and William Morris as securities who are approved by the court consisting of Joel Parish, H. B. Howard, W. J. Larkins, and Wm H.

Vann.

James Bowen about nine years of age bound to Aaron Bowen until he arrives at the age of twenty one.

Tax laid by the court for county uses for 18 15 : five cents for every $10 value on land; forty cents for every white and black poll; twenty cents on each white and black poll for jail tax

John Hambleton vs John Hulet - appeal docket. Jury empanelled: James Simmons,

Kinchen Powers, Jacob James, John Taylor, Edward St George, Daniel McLammy, John

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Walker, Alexander Peden, John Everitt, Frederick Foy, James Mashborne, Richard Saunders and find deft did assume and assess damages at $6 and costs. On motion, judgment agt securities

President of the Bank of Cape Fear vs admrs of Henry Wright. Case-general issue- Same jury and find that defts' intestate did assume and assess damages at $60 with interest from 7th

March 18 15 anc costs

Christopher Dudley, Sr. vs admr of R. Williams. Scifa-general issue- Same jury and find that a Negro named Sam claimed by other persons has come to the possession of the deft

Same vs Same- Scifa- Same jury and same verdict

Nathan and Lot Williams vs Elizabeth Dorsey - Case default and inquiry - Same jury and assess damages at $59.26 and costs.

Samuel Champlain vs executors of R. Davis - case default and inquiry

- same jury and find for plff and assess damages at $92.75 with interest from 3rd July 18 15

Administrator of D. Lamock vs John Wilkings - Case, general issue, same jury and find that deft did assume and assess damages at $150.57 with interest from 1 3th September 18 11 and costs. Appeal prayed and granted giving bond with Archibald F. McNeil and Thomas Cowan, securities.

Peter Cotton vs administrator of Wm S. Hasell. Case, general issue. Same jury and find that deft's intestate did assume and assess damages at $163.66 with interest from 1 71h December

181 5 and costs.

William Guthrie vs administrator of William Hall - Appeal docket - same jury and find for the plff and assess damages at $50 with interest from 3rd September 181 3 and costs

Court adjourned to 3 o'clock in the afternoon

Afternoon 3 o'clock

Court met according to adjournment

Present the Worshipful: Henry B. Howard, Joseph Lamb, John Garnierl day

Ordered that the sheriff of the county be authorized to hire a guard to attend the jai and night until the prisoners, Samuel and Benjamin Spa are returned tot he county of Craven.

The sheriff representing to the court the insufficiency of the jail and protesting against the same, moved that an order might be made and directed to the Colonel or commanding officer of the county requesting him to furnish a guard for the safekeeping of the prisoners committed to the jail. The court doubting their authority to make such an order and apprehending the great expense that would be incident to it execution, refused the motion.

The court consisting of Henry B. Howard, John Garnier, Joseph Mumford, Joel Parish,

Wm H. Vann, Wm J. Larkins and Joseph Lamb proceeded to the election of a sheriff, when

Gabriel Holmes, Jr. was unanimously elected upon giving bonds agreeable to the Act of

Assembly with Wm W. Jones, Thomas F. Davis and A. M. Hooper as securities. Bonds, execution and filed.

Duncan Robeson, Esq. exhibited his commission as a Justice of the Peace and qualified according to law.

Paoli Ashe vs Wm L. Bush. General issue- Jury empanelled: James Simmons, Kinchen

Powers, Jacob James, John Taylor, Edward St George, Daniel McLammy, Alexander Peden,

John Everitt, Frederick Foy, Richard Saunders, John Walker, James Mason and find the

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I" July 1815 and costs

John McDuffie vs Isaac Alderman - Scifa - general issue. The court adjudge that there is such a record. Judgment according to Scifa.

William Harriss vs John Neale - Debt - General issue- setoff. Same jury and find that the deft does owe the sum of $80.56, that there is no setoff and assess damages at $16 and costs.

Same vs Henry H. Neale - case general issue, setoff, stat line - same jury and find that the deft did assume within three years, that there is no setoff and assess damages at $68 with interest

Henry B. Howard vs James Mason - case, general issue. Same jury except James

Mason in whose room is James Mashborne and find that the deft did assume and assess damages at $1 12.50 principal and $1.66 interest, and costs.

Lewis A. Nixon vs Frederick Foy - Lewis and John Messick called out on their subpoenas and failed

- issue scifa.

James Usher vs Michael Boney - Case, general issue. Same jury and find that deft did assume and assess damages at $276.16 with interest from 2gth November 18 15 and costs.

Executor of Wm S. Nichols - case-general issue - payment, setoff, stat line- Same jury and find that the deft did assume within three years, that there is no payment nor setoff and assess damages at $207 with interest from 18" August 18 15 and costs.

Court adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow

Thursday 9'clock

Court met according to adjournment

Present the Worshiphl: Henry B. Howard, William Hall, Wm Isler Larkins,

John Hogg, John Garnier

Henry Taylor, talisman, discharged

State vs Joseph Lamb- John Harriss prosecutor. Witness called out and failed

State vs William Isler Larkins- nonfeasance- pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled, viz: James Simmons, Kinchen Powers, Jacob James, John Taylor, Edward St

George, Daniel McLammy, Miles Blake, William Richardson, John Walker, Hillary

Moore, Richard Saunders, Samuel Potter, and find the defendant guilty in manner and form as charged in the indictment.

Fined $6 and costs. Fine and costs paid.

State vs Ezekiel Trussell- Assault & battery- Pleads not guilty- Same jury and find the defendant guilty in manner and form as charged in the indictment. Fined $1 and costs.

A deed from Philip C. Tooley and Susan M. Tooley proved by Donald R. McLeod, subscribing witness thereto. Ordered that a commission issue to Obed Macy, George Swain,

William Armfield and McKeon, or any two of them to take the private examination of said Susan. Ordered that Capt. Thomas Calllender, Gabriel Holmes, and Thomas

Cowan be appointed to audit the accounts of the Executor of Wm H. Hall.

(To be continued)

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NEW HANOVER COUNTY DEED INDEX

[The New Hanover County Deed Index is on microfilm in the North Carolina Room of the local library.

This series, abstracted by Ann Hewlett Hutteman, covers the years 1725 until 1860. If you desire a copy of a particular deed, you may request a copy, which is also on microfilm from the local history room. Be sure you cite the grantor, grantee(s) and book and page numbers.]

Type of

Grantor

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine by atty

Ansart, Catherine by atty

Ansert, Catherine and

Elizabeth by atty

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Archibald S. Allen

William S. Hasell

George Norton

Margery A Dunbiben

Jane Jones

John Nelson

Thomas Norrad

Jacob Levy

Lewis Paget

Charles B. Morris

Aaron Lazarus

Thomas C. Reston

Alexander Peden

John McColl

John Cowan

Lewe Sellers

David W. Miller

Richard Taylor

Joshua P. Brown

Murdock McKay

John P. Brown

Jacob Hartman

Daniel Fergus

Edward B. Dudley

John P. Brown

John P. Brown

Joel E. Hobbs

James Grant

James Grant

William G. Jones

Phillip Barodiere

Nathan Green

Thomas C. Reston

Richard Langdon

Instrument

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Grantor

Ansert, Catherine and

Elizabeth by atty

Anthony, Joseph

Armstong, J. D. and Catherine

Armstrong, J. D. and Catherine

Armstrong, Edward

Armstrong, Edward

Armstrong, Edward

Armstrong, Edward

Armstrong, Isham

Armstrong, Isham

Armstrong, Isham

Armstrong, Isham

Armstrong, Isham, Est. of by comrs.

Armstrong, Isham, Est. of by comrs.

Armstrong, James & Susan

Armstrong, James & Susan

Armstrong, James

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, T. J.

Armstrong, Thomas J.

Armstrong, Thomas J.

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Armstrong, William

Grantee

Jacob Levy

William Purviance, Atty

Harret Humphrey

John A. Sanders

Charles Hooks

Moor Wood

Alfred Guthrie

James Armstrong

Beasly Taylor

William Usher, Sr.

Thmas J. Armstrong

Christian Hanchey

Type of

Instrument BooWPage

Deed

POA

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Mary Armstrong Widow Dower

Thomas E. Armstrong

Edward Pigford

Edward Pigford

David M. Lewis

Oscar G. Parsley

Jeremiah Nichols

Edward P. Hall

Alfred Alderman

James H. Alderman

Frederick J. Cutlar, TR

Brown & DeRossett

Arthur C. Smith

Samuel Davis

Thomas H. Williams

James Orrell

Daniel Henderson

John Cowan

Thomas I. Cowan

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Edward E. Pearce

Samuel C. Cowan

Deed

Deed

Ann Cowan Deed

Wilm. & Raleigh RR Co. Deed

E. E. Pierce

Thomas Johnston

Deed

Deed

D o f L

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

D o f T

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Q c D

Deed

N

D

GG

L D A

374

3 83

430

212

Date

1808

1759

1849

1854

L D A 224 1855

T 140 ----

u

18 ----

T 206 1829

Z 426 1843

DD 435 1847

FF 243 1848

HH 344 1850

404 1852 I1

LL

LL

PP

134 1854

230 1854

180 1858

QQ 325 1860

AA 472 1844

NN 252 1855

N 307 1809

0

R

U

U

519 1813

24 1820

370 1832

3 73 1832

U

X

Z

3 74

145

457

1832

1838

1842

EE 137 1847

CLARENDON COURIER

Grantor

Armstrong, J.

Armstrong, Thomas J. and Martha

Armstrong, Julia E.

Armstrong, F. I.

Arthur, John

Arthur, Gideon

Artis, Emily

Artis, Emily

Artis, Emily

Artis, Emily

Grantee

W & R R R C o .

Daniel Alderman

Jeremiah Hand

Bradford Shearman

John Potter

Hinton James

Henry J. Toole

Elvin Artis

Elvin Artis

James A. Bradley

Artis, Emily

Artis, Elvin

Artis, Elvin

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

& Elvin

Artis, Elvin

Artis, Elvin, Gdn. by Com

Artis, Elvin

Artis, Elvin

Alexander Hewlett

George Ferguson

J. G. Beauman

Silas N. Martin

Jacob Wessel

Emily Artis

Emily Lock

Artis, Elvin

Artis, Elvin

James A. Bradley

Sophia Buck

Artis, Owen Henry W. Block

Ashford, Butlar, Comfort A. William Buntin

Ashford, Butlar, Comfort A

Ashford, Butlor

Ashford, Butler

Ashe, Alexander, Rosa H.

Ashe, Alexander, Rosa H.

Ashe, Alexander, Rosa H.

Ashe, A.S. E.C.

Ashe, Caroline, Thomas S.

Ashe, Elizabeth

Ashe, Elizabeth, P.P.

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Samuel Lowder

Samuel Lowder

Hillory Moore

Charles H. Alexander

John Futch

Andrew J. Westbrook

Oliver P. Meares, Atty

Archibald B. McCaleb

William H. Hill

Thomas C. Reston

Nathaniel Rice

Ezekiel Alexander

John Gardner

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Joseph Baker

Robert Baker

Lettice C. Purviance

Bishop Dudley

Henry L. Lutterloh

William Nichols

2003 34

Type of

Instrurneni

R o f W

Deed

PofA

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Lease

Lease

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

QCD

Deed

Deed

Deed

MTG

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

MTG

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Date

1838

d

CLARENDON COURIER S p r i n ~ 2003 35

Grantor

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John

Ashe, John B.

Ashe, John B.

Ashe, John B.

Ashe, John, Rebecca

Ashe, John, Samuel

Ashe, John B., Samuel

Ashe, Mary, Samuel

Ashe, Richard D., P.P.

Thomas S.

Grantee

John Walker

Samuel Ashe

Samuel Ashe, Jr.

Samuel Ashe

Nathaniel Rice

William Campbell

William Campbell

Benjamin Heron

S. Erickson

John B. Moore

Alexander Lillington

John Walker

Ashe, Thomas S., R. D., P.P. William W. Jones

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel by Shf

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel, by atty

Ashe, Samuel, by Marshall

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel, Jr.

Ashe, Samuel, Jr.

Ashe, Samuel, Jr.

Ashe, Sarah, Samuel

Ashe, Sarah, Samuel

Ashe, Sarah, Samuel

Ashe, Sarah, Samuel

Ashe, Sarah, Samuel

Ashe, Samuel P.

John I. Clarke

John Walker

James Walker

James Howard

A. Duncan Moore

George Merrick

James Moore

James M. Ore

John Atkinson

Christopher Dudley, Atty

Ezekial Lane

John Atkinson

Thomas F. Davis

Samuel Bludworth

Samuel Bunting, Jr.

Thomas C. Reston

James F. McRee

George Davis

John Ashe

Deed

Deed

PofA

Deed

Deed

Deed

Marshall Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

AGMT

AGMT

Alexander D. Moore

Archibald MacLain

William Moseley

John Atkinson

Joshua Sutton

Deed

Deed

Shf D

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Alexander D. Moore, TR D in TR

Ezekiel Lane Deed

Ashe, Samuel P. James Moore Deed

Type of

Instrument

ASGMT

Deed

AGMT

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Deed

Date

1787

1788

1789

1791

----

1796

1796

1762

1789

1802

1769

1821

1838

1783

1790

1791

1792

1797

1798

1799

1799

1807

1807

1809

1809

1810

181 1

1815

1816

1832

1787

1789

1808

1788

1793

1803

1795

1797

1815

1815

CLARENDON COURIER S ~ r i n v 2003 36

New! FROM THE BOOK DEPARTMENT

The Book Department announces the production of a new CD entitled, Index to New

Hanover County, North Carolina, Obituaries, 1998-2002, as Reported in the Wilmington

Morning Star and the Wilnzington Journal, compiled by James T. Edwards. The data is also available in five books. The price of the CD is $20.00 plus $4.00 for shipping and handling. The books are $10.00 for one year or the set of five for $40.00 plus $4.00 for shipping and handling.

(NC residents please add 7% sales tax). Order from: Old New Hanover Genealogical Society,

P. 0. Box 2536, Wilmington, NC 28402.

HELP WANTED!

The Association of Swinson Descendants.Book Committee is gathering material on the

Swinson family and their descendants in southeastern Virginia and eastern North Carolina. The goal is to publish in the near future a well-documented history of the family, beginning with its colonial progenitors. Living descendants may be included as they wish.

Your input will be most welcome. Each contributor will receive appropriate credit for any material which is used. If you are interested in participating in this endeavor please contact:

Joyce Jones Franks (302 478-6271) or e-mail: franksjj@aol.con1. Mailing address: 11 16

Grinnell Road, Wilmington, Delaware 19803-5126. Please mention the Swinson Book

Project.

HASKETT AWARD HONORS "MISS SUSIE"

On Thursday, March 27, 2003, John Wright Butler, former Society president, presented the Delmas D. Haskett Award to Susie Sellers Carson at the March meeting of the Southport

Historical Society. "Miss Susie" was honored for her interest and contributions to lower Cape

Fear genealogy. A lifelong resident of Southport, she is the author of the award winning book,

Joshua S Dream: A Town With Two Names (a history of Southport). Currently, she writes a column, "A Bit of History," in the Brunswick County edition of the Star-News. She is connected to the Sellers and Hewett families who were in the county before the Revolution. She is very willing to share her expert knowledge of Brunswick County families. Congratulations, "Miss

Susie!"

The Haskett Award, named in honor of Delmas D. Haskett (191 1-2002), who for a number of years volunteered in the North Carolina Room, New Hanover Public Library, is presented to those who have made significant contributions to area genealogy.

CLARENDON COURIER Suring 2003 37

BRUNSWICK COUNTY MARRIAGE REGISTER

1804

-

1868

[ l k s is a series of Brunswick County Mamage Licenses, which were abstracted some time ago by Delmas

D. Haskett. Please note that some of the entries are repeated.]

26 July 1806

2 Mar 1868

7 Jan 1867

5 May 1856

9 Nov 181 1

21 Jan 1859

10 May 1862

12 Oct 1866

26 Oct 1863

19 May 1860

7 July 1859 no date

8 Sept 1866

20 May 1862

25 Feb 1866

15 June 1866

16 Jan 1856

6 Dec 1865

23 Nov 1859 loJan1863

24 Jan 1815

License issued

26 May 1866

20 Apr 1857

26Apr 1814

10 Jan 1860

9 Oct 1810

24 May 1855

9 Sep 1854

4 Mar 1865

29 Dec 1866

22 Apr 1805

5 Dec 1864

15 Jun 1857

22 July 1817

30 May 1867

1 Apr 1861

24 Sept 1859

12 Dec 1866

15 Apr 1861

Isaac Kyser to Rosa Chapman

Andrew Lancaster to Vallie Holden

William Lane to Susan Rabon

David Latta to Prudence Allen

John Lee to Dorcas Beverly

Samuel Lehew to Eliza Bond

Benjamin W. Lehew to Julia A. Hewett

Benjamin T. Long to Nancy Ward

Mathew Long to L. Malinda Bennett

Micajah Long to Sarah Gore

John Leonard to Mary Ann Simmons

John P. Lennon to Sarah Rowel1

Donald Leonard to Elizabeth Skipper

Samuel B. Leonard to Sarah L. Bellamy

James M. Lewis to Jane P. Formy

Prior Lewis to Sarah Clemmons

George T. Litchfield to Penelope Hewett

Chnstopher C. Little to Nicy C. Bennett

Benjamin Rots Locke to Zilpha Sullivan

William Long to Marcy Norris

Amos Langdon to Adeline Galloway

R .A. Lytle to Annah D. King

John McCaleb to Eliza Burch

Jesse McCoy to Mary A. Formy

Loyal McCoy to Ellen Rowel1

Sam McCoy to Rebecca Formyduval

William McCreary to Amanda Burns

James B. McCumber to Penniah Hewett

Levin Meginney to Valeria A. Brown

James McGowan to Catherine Thompson

Alexander McKiethan to Martine?

M. McKeithan to Jane Boon?

Moses A. McKeithan to Malvina Pinner

Robert W. McKeithan to Amelia G. Drew

Theodore McKeithan to Hannah Springs

W a s h g t o n McKeithan to Mary M. McKeithan

Willliam W. McCrackan to Ann Sophia Hewett

D. J. McRae to Mary A. Harvell

------McCormick to Ann Burch

CLARENDON COURIER

22 Feb 1867

22 Jan 1867

5 Feb 1857

6 Oct 1853

27 Jan 1859

24 Dec 1866

22 July 1860

22 Oct 181 1

26 Apr 1812

25 Apr 1844

13 Nov 1861

27 Dec 1842

15 Oct 1840

22 Apr 1863

10 Aug 1860

14 Oct 1867

7 July 1804

4Nov 1815

14 Feb 1867

31 Jan 1841

20 Mar 1815

18 Apr 1867

24 Feb 1867

28 Oct 1864

8 Aug 1856

License Issued

25 Oct 1814

21 July 1863

2 Jan 1867

12 Feb 1867

4 May 1866

15 Sept 1864

22 Dec 1862

12 Aug 1862

29 Jan 1861

25 July 1806

27 Oct 1806

6 Mar 1860

19 Feb 1867

15 July 1839

25 Dec 1867

26 Jan 1867

8 Dec 1854

27 May 1861

15 Aug 1866

26 July 1814

2003 38

Peter J. Mallett to Margaret J. Gibbs

J. D. Marlow to Margaret M. Long

Andrew J. Marshall to Bessie Dosher

James Marshall to Anna Jane Mitchell

Henry E. Martin to ----

William Mathews to Martha C. Crapon

Edward Mercer to Susan Sellers

Travis Mercer to Sarah Ward

W. M. Mercer to Zilphia Gilbert

John Millican to Sarah Ann Russ or Ross

Moses Millican to Sarah Ward

Eli

---- to Ann Jane McKeithan

Hiram W. Millinor to Ann E. Danford

Willis Millinor to Mary Jane Murrell

Emory E. 0. to Sarah E. Frink

John N. Mintz to Theresa Butler

John S. M.---- to Emily C. Norris

Allen M. Moore to Penelope Ann Swain

John Moore to Lucy Green Hall

William Moore to Ginny Hall

William E, Marlow to Mary Butler

Thomas Morrison to Amanda McKeithan

Columbus Morse to Sarah Virginia McKeithan

Dunbar Morse to Emiline Price

Napolean R. Morse to Amelia E. Gause

James D. Morse or Muse to Anna G. Montrose

Stephen Neal to Sarah Nutt?

Emory E. Neale to Catherine McCumbee?

----

Nelson to Candice Hill

Thomas J. Oates to Mary Jane Smith

Covington J. Orrell to Mildred Eliza Watters

Nixon Otway to Elizabeth Stanley

John Outlaw to Hannah Clewis

M. S. Outlaw to Sarah Ward

Jonathan J. Padrick to Julia J. Skipper

John Parker to Mary Pinner

John Parker to Elizabeth Stanaland

Joel L. Patrick to Anna Eliza Skipper

Thomas Patterson to P. L. Bennett

David Pearce to Hannah Voight

Lazarus Peavy to Jane Little

Zerch W. Peavy to Piercy J. Brewington

John N.

----

to Jane Wescott

Peter

---- to Margaret A. Buford

&

CLARENDON COURIER Spring 2003 39

Church of St. Paul's Burial and Baptisms

Wilmington, North Carolina

&

Transcribed by James Edwards

May 5"' 1858, the following named persons met for the purpose of forming the congregation of

St. Paul's Church, Wilmington: William A. Beery, William B. Whitehead, William J. Cornwall, Thomas

H. Howey, Samuel P. Gause, Daniel Fergus, Mrs. Josepha G. Atkinson, Mrs. Jane R. Fleming, Mrs. D.A.

Cornwall, Mrs. S. P. Gause, Mrs. E.D. Whitehead.*

Third in a series from Book 1.

Continued Burials 1872 from Winter 2003 Issue.

April

April 27''

Harriot Mitchell, child of Peter Cary and Francenia his wife

Born July 5"' 187 1 Died 1872

From St. Marks Church To Pine Grove Cemetery

By C. 0 . Brady

Frank Rowe Adult supposed age 20

From house of Peggy McLeming To Pine Grove Cemetery

By C. 0. Brady

Baptisms in St. Paul's Church Wilmington

1859

May 22 William Willoughby

Born April 13"' 1859

Parents

George & Bridget

Colored

Mary

Born January 7"' 1859

Emily White

Born July 1858

Polly

Born 1857

Chloe

Born Sept 1858

Edward

Born October 1858

Hassell & Anne Bingery?

Owen & Celia Davis

James & Maria Davis

James & Maria Davis

Jane Fleming

*Source: Taken from a History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Book 2), written in Bishop

Atkinson's handwriting.

CLARENDON COURTER

May 22 cont'd John Francis

June 12"

July 3

William Henry

Born March 18" 1859

Mary

Born May 15" 1856

Clara Waters

Born January 2,1859

S ~ r i n ~ 40

William & Peggy Mosely

Robert & Sarah Jackson

Caroline Irvann?

Lizzie Waters

July 3 Margaret Jane

Born Dec. 1 1" 1858

Mary Jane London

Sophia 3 mo. old McKay

Samuel Augustus 2 yrs 3 mo. old

1860 Baptisms

May lst Eliza Russell

Born

Mrs Childs

Mrs. Lilington Witness

May 20" Charles Infant child of S. P Gause, Esq.

Born 10 July 1859

Sponsors Daniel Fergus

The Father and Mother

May 20"

May 27"

May 27"

Allen Evans Jackson son of Henry & Maria Jackson

Free Blacks

Born 26" Nov. 1859

By Rt. Rev. Thos Atkinson

Edward Son of Jane Servant of T. H. Henry, Col.

Born 1852 or 57? Bapt. By Daniel Morrelle, Deac.

Laura Daughter of Annette Servant of T. H. Howey, Col.

Born 5" July 1859 Bapt. By Daniel Morrelle, Deac.

June 5" William Son of Mary Jane Wallace

Born 24" May 1 85 8 (dead June 1 5")

Baptised in private by Rev. L. Holmes

25 Nov 1860 Ann Brown, colored child of Mary Brown Servant of Z. Latimer

Born 9" April 1859 by D. Morrelle, Deac.

&

CLARENDON COURIER

1860 cont 'd

November 4" Solomon Jackson

Born 26" Feb. 1860

2003 41 child of Solomon W. Nash

& Mary E. Nash i a

S

March 3 1 ~ Margaret Sampson(Co1. Free) Wife of

Henry Sampson, Servant of Mrs. Davis

Rt. Rev. T. Atkinson

April 23 Annette Russell Daughter of Mary Russell B.

(Clin. Bapt.) Born 8" Sep. 1846

D. Morrelle

March 10" Faustina (Col.) adopted child of

Betsy DeKeyser about 7 years old

Sponsors Betsy DeKeyser (Col.)

Betsy Smith ( Col.)

March 10" Prince (Col.) child of Caroline servant of Z. Latimer

Born Nov.6" 1860

Sponsors Caroline (the Mother) Servants

Hannah of Z. Latimer

March 10" Priscilla (Col.) child of Miss E. Wilson

Born July 22"d 1860

Sponsors Lavina (the brother)

Harriet Serv. of Miss C. Grant

May 5" David (Col.) child of Malvina servant of Mrs. Cath. Mears

Born July 22 1860

Sponsors Mrs. C. Mears

Judy Serv. of Mrs. Child

Nancy Serv. of A. J. DeBissette

July 5"

Reported 1 86 1

Lucilla child of John Nixon & Ellen

Born 26" June 1861 Clinical

Aug. 15

July 19"

George Washington infant belonging to Mrs Jane Fleming

Born Aug.11, 1861 Clinical Bapt.

Robert

Born

Servant of Mrs.Hardin

Clinical

CLARENDON COURIER

Sept.8

S ~ r i n g 2003 42

Adelaide daughter of Samuel & Henrietta Reid-Free

Coloured

Born March 13, 1861

Reported 1862

Baptisms White 1862

25' December John Malvina infant daughter of Samuel P. & Caroline Gause

Sponsors The Parents

Grand Parents Mr. & Mrs. Fergus

Reported 1 863

1863

June 31d

1866

Feb.8

1867

Feb. 10

Elizabeth Latimer

Joanna

Infant daughter of Leonard K. Mann &

Born 20" Sep 1862

Sponsors The Mother

Mrs. G. Latimer

Pomfrey (Neale) Adult by Bishop Atlunson

March 10

Frederick DeBernier child of James Lazams and Elizabeth Rattley

Born 23 June 1866 Bishop Atlunson

Mary Jane (illegitimate) child of Alice Jordan

Born Oct.4" 1866 Bishop Atkinson

Eliza Jane daughter of Rachel Spriggs

Born Sept 1865

Sponsors Preston Spriggs

John McLondon

Albina Davis

Charles, son of Samuel Brown & Hagar his wife.

Born 1851

Sponsors The Parents

& Geo. Jordan

Rev. Geo Patterson

Eliza Mackey adopted daughter of Samuel Brown

Born Jan.1" 1855

Sponsors Samuel Brown

Hagar Brown

Milly Jordan

Rev. Geo. Patterson

I

I r'

CLARENDON COURIER

S ~ r i n g 2003 43

April 28 Adele Patterson, daughter of Robert & Sarah Jackson

Sponsors Amos Galloway

Bella Martin

Daniel Morrelle, Deacon

The above reported May 1867

May 12. Adelina Brown (Adult) Bishop Atkinson

2lS'

October

Charlotte daughter of Abner Morgan & Laura his wife.

Born Sept 1 ", Clinic

Geo. Patterson

Baptisms Colored

Dec.8 Richard & James Leary children of Samuel Reid & Henrietta Evans his wife

Born Feb. 17" 1865 and May 2,1867

Sponsors William Kellog, John Brown

Louisa Grun, Athalia Robinson

March 8'

Jan 12'

March 22

April 5"

April 12

Charles Henry son of Pomfrey & Betty Howe

Born 1841

Sponsor Henry D. Sampson

Rev. Geo Patterson

Georgiana Bluxome child of

John Deabiron son of Abraham H. & Martha A. Galloway

Sponsors Betty Anne DeKeyser

Prince Livingston

Adam Galloway

Bishop

Maria wife of Edward Green

Age about 26

Sponsors Melvina Davis

Edward Green

Bishop

Alice Lenora child of Solomon W. & Kate Nash

Born 15" Sept 1867

Sponsors Mother

Polly Robinson

William Kellogg D.M.

CLARENDON COURIER

April 20

Spriw 2003 44

Jackson son of Morris Brown & Jemima Spencer

Born Nov.25" 1867

Patterson

28' June Henry Turner son of Sam Davis &

3rd Sunday Born 2nd

- after Trinity Sponsor John Nonvood Bishop

1868 Aug. 16 Alice Cornelia daughter of John & Ellen Nixon

Born Apr 27 1868

Sponsors Major G. Davis & Alice his wife & the parents

Aug. 18 John Francis son of Francis & Maria Johnson.

Born Oct 1824, Witnesses John Nixon, John Nonvood & Betsy Ann DeKeisa

By Rev. Geo. Patterson

0ct.5'~

Oct.71h

Mary Elizabeth: daughter of Arembert & Laura Taylor

Born Sept 271h 185 5

Sponsor Sophia Eddy

Geo. Patterson

Charles: son of Edward Hill & Evelina his wife who was born August 281h 1 864

Sponsors The Mother& Nancy Walker

Geo. Patterson

October 7th Thomas: son of Edward Hill & Evelina his wife who was

Born October 1 1 lh

1867

Sponsors The Mother & Nancy Walker

Geo. Patterson

ONE LAST WORD...

Epitaph from Bath, England:

Here lies Ann Mann

She lived an old maid and

She died an old Mann

Contributed by Helen Sammons

ONHGS PUBLICATION AND PRICE LIST

The following i s a partial list of publications which are available fiom the Old New Hanover Genealogical Society,

P.O. Box 2536, Wilmington, NC 28402-2536. Unless otherwise noted, all books are soft cover, stapled and taped or velo bound. All are indexed or alphabetized. (R) in the item number indicates that the book i s a reprint. Shipping and handling costs are $4.00 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book. If you live in North Carolina, the books and shipping are taxed at 6.5%.

Contact person: Kay Berg, 5 1 1 Church Sheet, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-763-1899, jnikbergiii!,bellsbuth.net

Title

Onslow County, NC, 1860 Federal Census

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. V

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. VI

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. VII

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. Vlll

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. IX

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Richlands Township, Vol. X

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Southwest Township, Vol. Ill

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Southwest Township, Vol. IV

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Southwest Township, Vol. XI

Onslow County. NC, Cemetery Records: Southwest Township, Vol. XI1

Onslow County, NC, Cemetery Records: Stump Sound Township, Vol. I

Onslow County. NC, Cemetery Records: Stump Sound Township, Vol. II

Onslow County. NC, Confederate Veterans

Onslow County, NC, Voter Registration, 1902-1908

Pender County, NC, Voter Registration, 1902-1908

Robeson County, NC, Voter Registration, 1902-1 908

Sampson County, NC, Voter Registration, 1902-1908

Wllmington, NC, Front St. Methodist Church

Wilmington, NC, lndex Seventh Vol. Morning Star, Sept 18701Mar 1871

Wilmington, NC, lndex to Messenger, 1889, Vol. I (A-L)

Wilmington, NC, lndex to Messenger, 1889, Vol. II (M-Z)

W~lmington, 1905

Wllmington, NC, lndex to Messenger, 1906

Wilmington, NC, lndex to Messenger, JunNDec 1887

Wilmington, NC, MarriagelDeath Notices 1797-1842

Wilmington, NC, MarriagelDeath Notices, 1847-1 850

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255

234

167

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