DUNCAN McRAE HAS POST MASTER PROBLEMS, APRIL 1801
I have studied these counties for many years, and several of the names listed here are not familiar to me. It is likely these people were in the Sandhills for a while, but likely moved on to the Southwest. The list is very informative, and could be very helpful if you find your ancestor here. Good luck! Contact: Myrtle Bridges The Raleigh Minerva (Raleigh, North Carolina, Tues. 7 April, 1801, Tues. Pg. 4 A list of letters remaining in the Post Office Fayetteville, 1st of April, which, if not taken up before the 1st of October next, will be sent to the General Post office as Dead Letters. David Bunting, Sampson county; Gilbert Carmichael, care of J.Thompson, Fayetteville; Norman Campbell, Schoolmaster, Fayetteville; John Devane, Jun., Black River; William Dolby, Cumberland county; Stephen Gilmore, sheriff of Cumberland, (2 letters); Owen Holmes, Sampson county (2); Anthony Hutchins, Fayetteville; James Howard, Fayetteville; William James, Fayetteville; David Janavery, Fayettevile; Edward Jones, Esquire, State Attorney; Lewis Johnston, Fayettevillle; Michael King, Fayetteville; Rev. Colin Lindsay, near Fayetteville (2); Kenan Love, Duplin County, (4); Daniel Love, Sampson county; Michael J. Love, Sampson county (2); John Miller, 22 miles from Fayetteville, (2); George Morisey, Sampson county; Hector McMillan, Richmond county; Hugh McCall, Old Fork, Richmond county; Duncan McIntire, Leith's Creek, Richmond county; Murdock Murphy, Fayetteville; Archibald McFagin, Cumberland county; John McNeill, Sproul's Ferry; Alexander McGregor, Fayetteville; Alexander Nicholson, Saddler, Richmond county; Thomas Overton,Fayetteville; William Peacock, Fayetteville; Edward Pennington, Fayettevile; Malcom Shaw, Hatter, Robeson county; Thomas Seawell, Sampson county; William Tuton, Sampson county (3); John Torrans, Sampson county; John Toler, Cumberland county; John Williamson, Merchant, Fayetteville, (4) (signed) Duncan McRae, P.M.
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