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Final part of a 4 part series highlighting the early settlement of Stokes County, North Carolina.
18th Century Pioneers of Stokes County
Surnames mentioned that may be of interest;
Fulton, Cook, West, Clark, Gordon, Fulkner, Herring, Heath, George, Grigg, Winston, Zigler, Hill, Tilley, Cox, Ward, Jackson, King, Johnson, Sanders
Part 3 of a 4 part series highlighting the early settlers of Stokes County, North Carolina.
18th Century Pioneers of Stokes County
Surnames mentioned that may be of interest;
Dearing, Vernon, Davis, Dunlap, Denny, Eason, Flinchum, Volck, Fulk, Perry, Spainhour, Flynt, Redman, Aldridge
Mrs Henry Spainhour, a much beloved woman of this community, passed away last night after a lingering illness. Mrs. Sally was the daughter of Mr. Allen Cook, and had been married only about a year. The deceased leaves a husband, an infant baby only about two months old, father, and mother and two brothers. She will be very much missed in the community.
The Danbury Reporter 27 Jan 1909
The 2nd of the Piedmont Trails 4 part series focused on the early settlers of Stokes County, NC.
Surnames mentioned that may be of interest;
Bowman, Lilley, Boyles, King, Bray, Scott, Calloway
Part 1 of the Piedmont Trails 4 part series focused on the first settlers of Stokes County.
Many of the most common surnames are written about from the very beginning of Stokes County history. Surnames mentioned that may be of interest;
Dalton, Martin, Boles, Kiser, Kiger, Walker, Reddick
Mrs. Catherine Kiger, aged about 70 years, was found dead in bed Thursday morning. Paralysis was the cause of her death.
The Danbury Reporter 30 Nov 1910
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