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Address of William P. Bynum, Jr., presenting the portrait of Thomas Settle to the Supreme Court, November seventh, nineteen hundred and five. by Bynum, William Preston,1861-1926.(CARDINAL)213081;
Subjects: Biographies.; Settle, Thomas, 1831-1888.; North Caroliniana.; Old State Library Collection.;
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Police beat. by High Point Enterprise.;
Page: A4-1.
Subjects: Hudson, Antonio Donnell.; Moore, Darranique Shamon.; Person, Todd Andrew.; Alson, Michael Rico.; Ussery, Sequan Antonio.; Williams, Shavonda Shantel.; King, William Mathew.; Hall, Chryastal Dawn.; Bethea, Rodrick Stephen.; Settle, Adriana Yvette.; Shaw, Joel Thomas.; Simpson, Stacy Lee Jr.;
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True History of High Point by HIGH POINT Vertical Files(local)tlcaut24341651588400;
Tilden, Martha Robbins.
Subjects: Hunt, Nathan.; High Point (N.C.)-History; Lindsey, Robert C; Carter, James; Farlow, Sewell; Denny, Eli; Piggett, Jeremiah; Settle, Thomas, Jr; Clark, Henry T; Lambeth, John W; Carter, John; Farabee, E.C; Burns, Zimri; Erwin, Franklin; Smith, A.B; Welch, William; Old Plank Road (High Point, N.C.); Fries, Henry; W. P. Pickett & Co., Tobacco Manufacturers (High Point, N.C.); Causey, O.S; Willowbrook Cotton Mill (High Point, N.C.); Empire Plaid Mills (High Point, N.C.); Snow, W.H; Newspapers; Steele, E. D.; Wilson, Charlie; Baldwin, Frank; High Point Enterprise (High Point, N.C.); Blair, William A; Richardson, William; Farriss, J.J; Hoffman, J.F; Telephone Exchange (High Point, N.C.); North State Telephone Co. (High Point, N.C.); Clark, David; Furniture Industry; Wrenn, T.F; Tate, J.H; High Point (N.C.) College;
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The Earp family in America : descendants of our immigrant ancestor, Thomas Earp Jr. / by Spencer, Sharron Studebaker,1948-(CARDINAL)214626; Williams, Irmalee Earp.(CARDINAL)203841;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 589-611) and index.Thomas Earp, Jr. was born in about 1656 in the Barony of Fews, Ireland. He emigrated in 1674 and settled in Ann Arundel County, Maryland. He had two known sons, John and Joseph. He died in 1720. Traces descendants and relatives for twelve generations in Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Texas and elsewhere. Famous gunman, Wyatt Earp (1848-1929), was one of his descendants.
Subjects: Family histories.; Earp family.; Earp, Thomas, approximately 1656-1720;
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Moonshine, murder & mountaineers : the wildest county in America / by Cook, Allen(Thomas Allen),Jr.,author.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-201) and index."There was a time in the Blue Ridge Mountains when scores had to be settled, when fear was replaced with resolve and death was imminent. Around the turn of the 19th century, lynch mobs, gunfights, and the sale of blockade whiskey made Mitchell County, North Carolina the most dangerous place in the country."--
Subjects: Murder; Distilling, Illicit;
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Waller : a family history / by Richardson, Alice E.(Alice Etta),1919-2015.(CARDINAL)189019;
Henry Thomas Waller (1770-1839) was the son of Henry and Sarah Waller of Surry Co., NC. He married Nancy Dyal/Dial (1786-1870) and they were living in Stokes Co., NC in Bethania District in 1841. They were the parents of six children. Their son Henry Thomas Waller, Jr. (b.1817) married (1) Charlotte Moser (1820-1853/54), the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Deads in Stokes Co. After nine children, she died. He married (2) Mary Vest in 1855 and they were the parents of eight more children. In 1857, they left Forsyth Co., NC and settled in Miami Co., Kansas in 1858. He died in 1902, in Miami Co. Several generations of descendants are given.
Subjects: Family histories.; Waller family.;
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My Coats family / by Staples, Neva Maxene Coats,1913-(CARDINAL)337553;
William Coats, Sr. (d.1753) was the son of Thomas Coats of England. He emigrated to the Colonies in 1719 and settled at Charles Town, SC. He was the father of five children. His son William Coats, Jr. (d.1784) was the father of six children. Twenty-six generations of ancestors and descendants are given.
Subjects: Family histories.; Coates family.;
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Mary Hinton Kerr Collection Professional Genealogical files : Capps-Christmas [microform] by Kerr, Mary Hinton.;
Mary Hinton (Duke) Kerr 1907-1990, was the daughter of William Dabney Duke and Jane Elizabeth Taylor and granddaughter of Charles Elisha Taylor, longtime president of Wake Forest College. Educated at Hollins College and Columbia University, she married John H. Kerr, Jr., Democratic Party leader and member of the North Carolina General Assembly from Warren County from 1929 to 1961. Born and brought up in Richmond, Virginia, Mrs. Kerr moved to Warrenton, North Carolina, upon her marriage. Mrs. Kerr's mother, Mrs. Duke, was active as a Virginia genealogist during the latter half of her life, working principally in the collections of the Virginia Historical Society, the Virginia State Archives, and the Virginia State Library. Following Mrs. Duke's death in 1963, some of her former clients turned to Mrs. Kerr for help in their research. Having helped those she could, she turned her attention, next, to the local clerk of court and began to assist that office in replying to genealogical inquiries. As a result, Mrs. Kerr ultimately undertook genealogical research professionally, and by so doing became intimately acquainted with the genealogical histories of several hundred families in the Warrenton, North Carolina, area.
Subjects: Kerr, Mary Hinton, 1907-1990.; File # 5- Capps (Paschall) - Carpenter - Carr - Carroll - Carter. Giles - Carter, Robert - Carver - Cary - Champion - Chamberlayne (Littlepage) - Chappell - Cheatham - Cheek - Childress / Childers - Childs - Christian (Williams) - Christmas - Christmas. I)Dictoris - Christmas, Elizabeth (Paulett) - Christmas. John (Graves) - Christmas, Capt. John (Duke) Christmas. Lewis Yancey - Christmas, Thomas (Immigrant) - Christmas. Thomas Jr. - Christmas, Capt. Thomas (Duke) - Christmas. Capt. Thomas (Duke) - Christmas, William (Yancey).;
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The John Herring family of North Carolina and Mississippi; a narrative report / by Herring, Robert A.;
John Herring (1684-1760) emigrated and first settled in Isle of Wight Co., VA. He next settled in Chowan, Bertie and Lenoir Co., NC.. He may have had brothers, Samuel, Edward, Simon, Thomas, Abram and Anthony Herring. His wife may have been Cathuren Marbe. They were the parents of at least three children: John Jr., Joshua and Susanna who married a Becton. Their son Joshua (1723-1801) married Elizabeth Matchett (1728-1786), a native of Co. Down, Ireland. Several generations of descendants are given. Descendants and relatives lived in North Carolina, Mississippi, Washington, D. C., Oregon and elsewhere.
Subjects: Family histories.; Herring family.;
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Mary Hinton Kerr Collection Professional Genealogical files : Harris-Heggie [microform] by Kerr, Mary Hinton.;
Mary Hinton (Duke) Kerr 1907-1990, was the daughter of William Dabney Duke and Jane Elizabeth Taylor and granddaughter of Charles Elisha Taylor, longtime president of Wake Forest College. Educated at Hollins College and Columbia University, she married John H. Kerr, Jr., Democratic Party leader and member of the North Carolina General Assembly from Warren County from 1929 to 1961. Born and brought up in Richmond, Virginia, Mrs. Kerr moved to Warrenton, North Carolina, upon her marriage. Mrs. Kerr's mother, Mrs. Duke, was active as a Virginia genealogist during the latter half of her life, working principally in the collections of the Virginia Historical Society, the Virginia State Archives, and the Virginia State Library. Following Mrs. Duke's death in 1963, some of her former clients turned to Mrs. Kerr for help in their research. Having helped those she could, she turned her attention, next, to the local clerk of court and began to assist that office in replying to genealogical inquiries. As a result, Mrs. Kerr ultimately undertook genealogical research professionally, and by so doing became intimately acquainted with the genealogical histories of several hundred families in the Warrenton, North Carolina, area.
Subjects: Kerr, Mary Hinton, 1907-1990.; File # 13 -Harris, Capt. Thomas - Harris. Thomas (Martin) - Harris, Thomas F - Harris, West (Williams) - Harris, Sir William (English Ancestry) - Harris, Sir William (French Ancestry) - Harrison - Harton / Hawthorn - Hartwell - Hathcocki Heathcote - Harvie - Hawkins (Folder #1) - Hawkins (Folder #2) - Hawkins. Benjamin - Hawkins. Benjamin Franklin - Hawkins. Col. John (Macon) - Hawkins, Major John (Wyatt) - Hawkins, John Davis - Hawkins. Gen. Micajah Thomas - Hawkins. Philemon (Howard) - Hawkins, Philemon (Martin) - Hawkins, Philemon (Davis) - Hawkins, Philemon Jr. - Hawkins Philemon Philemon (Martin) - Hawkins, Philemon (Davis) - Hawkins, Philemon Jr. - Hawkins Philemon Hawkins, William Johnston - Hawkins. Wyatt - Haymore - Hazard - Hazelwood (Moss: Harper) - Heggie.;
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