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1850 Division of Peter Davis Negroes found in Warren County, North Carolina Will Book 41, Page 90 and 91.

Contributed by Lori Hunter

In obedience to an order of Court for Warren County made at the November Term 1850, we the undersigned commissioners
met on Monday the 16th day of December and proceeded to divide the negroes belonging to the Estate of Peter R. Davis
deceased as follows (viz):

Lot No 1 To Mr. Pitchfords Children

Simon valued at $850; Willis 800; Sandy 800; Arthur 800; Washington 600; Moses 600; Daniel Sr. 50; Harry 200; Isham

Will of William Pullen, Sr., Halifax Co. NC Probate Records, Will Book 3, page 240, dated 25 Aug 1794, probated February Court 1795.

Contributed by J. Moore

In the name of god, Amen. I, William Pullen, Senior, of the County of Halifax and State of North Carolina, Being Weak in body, but of a Perfect & Sound mind and Memory, and calling to mind the mortality of my

Will of John PULLIN, Sr., Wake Co. NC
Contributed by J. Moore

Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series), 1871 - 1880

National Archives Microfilm Publication M666 Roll 1

"Statements, depositions, and other records submitted by Gov. William W. Holden relating to crimes of the Ku Klux Klan against citizens of North Carolina, 1869 - 1871"

J. J. Younger, a citizen of Alamance County, after being duly sworn deposes and says that he joined the organization of Constitutional Union Guards about two years past. I was initiated in the woods near Sellars Mill on Haw River in said County.

Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series), 1871 - 1880

National Archives Microfilm Publication M666 Roll 1

"Statements, depositions, and other records submitted by Gov. William W. Holden relating to crimes of the Ku Klux Klan against citizens of North Carolina, 1869 - 1871"

State of North Carolina
County of Alamance

Before me a Justice of the Peace personally appeared J. C. Whitesell who being duly sworn deposeth and says: he was taken into the Society known by the name of White Brotherhood by John E. Clapp in the month of April 1869.

Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series), 1871 - 1880

National Archives Microfilm Publication M666 Roll 1

"Statements, depositions, and other records submitted by Gov. William W. Holden relating to crimes of the Ku Klux Klan against citizens of North Carolina, 1869 - 1871"

State of North Carolina
Alamance County

August 1st, 1870

This day personally appeared before me, Wm. A. Albright, acting J. P. for said County J. W. Simms, who being duly sworn deposes and says: