Sales Tax In Nc
A listing of her recommendations of published aides to researching in NC. Very complete. Many can be ordered through this site. Ms. Hofmann has done some much publishing herself and is well known in NC Research.Story of the original county seat of Bertie, 1744-1769. Outlaw's Chapel was nearby, and included courthouse, prison, whipping post, and stocks. Water powered saw mill and water powered grist mill. Well documented. Contains court minutes; complete deeds up to present time for this "Cashie Courthouse Land"; numerous family names; list of settlers of 1719 between Salmon Creek and Cashie River. Paging 73 leaves in various foliations : ill. ; 28 cm. Notes "Paper presented to the Bertie County Historical Association, October 18, 1967."
Five years in the making. These records contain a wealth of information wherein Masters expostulate to the court the reasons for wishing to free their slaves. The petitions reveal relationships between diverse cultures and races, and many of them depict those relationships on an intimate level. Long obscure, these records have mostly remained out of reach of the general public. The purpose o this book is to make them available to laymen and scholars alike. The sad plight of the slaves is brought to life by these recorded pleas for liberation. Many petitions pertain to enslaved Indians, particularly Indian women and children. East Indians and West Indians are also represented in these transcriptions. Indian slavery was one of the most pressing grievances of Native Americans located in the State of North Carolina. These records are full transcripts -- not abstracts. They contain the full text of each of the emancipation records
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
Sales Tax In Nc
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