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Municipal Milestones (1898-1947)
1947
Municipal Milestones (1863-1897)
1947
Municipal Milestones (1825-1862)
1947
Municipal Milestones. (1700-1820)
1947
Frankie E. Harris Wassom
"This Case Stirred Wayne County", Moses Rountree, News & Observer, January 30, 1955
1955
Bummers!
Companies of Federal Soldiers
1939
Union Occupation 1865-1869
1939
Lemuel Kornegay House
1982
Kennedy House, Quaker Neck
1982
Thomas Kennedy
1982
Thomas Kennedy Goes To Jail
1982
Quakers and the Underground Railroad
1982
Colonel Joseph Green
1982
Area of Investigation (taken from Google Maps)
2026
Possible Unmarked Burials in the old section of cemetery
2026
Mariah Watson, 100 yrs 8 mths (d. 1948)
1948
Possible Unmarked Burials
2026
John Robinson (1871)
1871
Haywood Turner (d. 1921)
1921
Demus Coley (1888-1923)
1923
George H. Smith (1868-1928)
1928
Glenny, son of James and Charity Foy (1901-1917)
1917
Mabeline Scott (d. 1912)
1912
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