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Refuse To Bow Down
The Hoggard brothers of Bertie County Thomas, Gerald W. Divided Allegiances: Bertie County during the Civil War. Raleigh: North Carolina Department of Archives and History, 1996 On August 28, 1863 conscription officers visited the home of David Hoggard Jr. near Jernigan Town. The thirty-three-year-old Hoggard had been married almost 10 years, and he and his […]
Ole Pap fought with the Yankees
William David Thomas William David Thomas was born in Bertie County in February 1845. He was sixteen years old when the Civil War began, making him of prime age for military service during the war. I had naturally assumed that he, being a native North Carolinian, served in the Confederate army; however, my research at […]
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I am a Lincoln man and I do not care who knows it
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Richmond C. Waters
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Cicero Kelly
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Hardy L. Waters
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Samuel Wilson Boyd and Richard T. Waters
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The family of Elijah A. Smith
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Purnell Smith
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They accused me of being a Buffalo
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Kinston Hangings
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1st Lieutenant Elijah A. Smith
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Richard: Reblogged this on Civil War Monuments of North and...
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Sadie Jay-Edwards: What is the origin of the term as applied to the N...
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They accused me of being a Buffalo | North Carolina Union Volunteers: […] Unionism and the Arcane Origin of “Buf...
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