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| 201 | Confederacy in Capt. Winfrey's Company and Clarkson's Battalion Calvary Company C Union Army in 4th Arkansas Calvary Company C Deserted 6-9-1864, served a year in prison. Was in the battle of Prarie Grove in Arkansas. | Simpson, Lewis D (I7351)
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| 202 | Cora section | Poston, Virginia Ellen (I911)
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| 203 | Cora Section | Gillespie, Summy Landrum (I1043)
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| 204 | Cornelius moved to Georgia after his wife died. | Mullis, Cornelius (I11129)
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| 205 | Crestus Howell Moss was a farmer and owned slaves, he was born in Loudoun County, VA. He came from Virginia to North Carolina with his parents before 1805. He later moved from Rutherford County, N.C. to Haywood County, N.C. about 1806/07, and then from Haywood County, N.C. to Macon County, N.C. about 1829 and from Macon County, N.C. to Tusquitee Valley, Clay County, North Carolina about 1835 where he lived on the Old Suttermire Place near his son Howell until he died in 1845. He is buried at the Moss Cemetery in the Tusquitee Valley, Clay County, N. C., at the Moss Baptist Church. | Moss, Crestus Howell (I5061)
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| 206 | CSA | Gardner, Jeremiah Alexander (I69)
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| 207 | CSA KIA | Gardner, Jefferson Marion (I53)
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| 208 | CSA, a Lieutenant in the NC State Militia during the closing years of the Civil War. | Williams, James Culpepper (I23030)
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| 209 | CSA; Co. F, 48th Regiment. Died of disease contracted in the war. | Williams, Sylvester (I4940)
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| 210 | Cynthia's will is located in the NC State Archives dated October 18, 1899. The will asks for a monument for her and her husband John Bridges. Witnesses: J. D. Barnett and W. C. Barnett. Probate court document of death dated January 2, 1900. | Jones, Cynthia (I8016)
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| 211 | D, 37th Regiment, from Union County, NC | Bivens, Robert Nathaniel (I1763)
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| 212 | Daniel Poston was born in the Poston log house north of Shelby. He remained a bachelor and helped care for his mother until age 48. He then married Margaret, aged 18. Her brother had earlier married Daniel's sister, Rachel. Monroe and Rachel later became owners of the Poston homeplace Daniel was a millwright, mechanic, farmer, and at one time owned a cotton gin. Although he suffered a grea loss through investment in Confederate bonds, he was able to leave his young wife a comfortable estate. In his will he instructed his wife to "school the children as best she could" and contrary to most testators, he left provision for her to inherit one-fourth of his estate even if she remarried. | Poston, Daniel (I879)
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| 213 | Danny served in the US Navy 1972 - 1976 and in the Army 1978 - | Allen, Daniel Keith (I7035)
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| 214 | David enlisted with the "Sandy Run Yellow Jackets" at Philadelphia Church in Rutherford County on September 2, 1861 along with brothers John H., Wiley, and Lorenzo. The unit was designated Company B, 34th Regiment NC and entered Confederate service at Camp Mangum on January 1, 1862. In late April the the 34th was sent to Virginia where it was eventually assigned to Pender's Brigade of A.P. Hill's division. After Lee's Army of Northern Virginia turned back the Federals at Fredericksburg in December 1862 the Sandy Run Yellow Jackets and rest of the 34th went into winter quarters at Camp Gregg on the Rappahannock. David was killed in action on June 14, 1864 while the 34th was engaged in a brief skirmish at Riddell's Shop near Petersburg, Va. | Bridges, David (I7680)
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| 215 | Death certificate located in Cleveland County courthouse lists birthdate as August 8, 1932 and death date as March 19, 1933 | Greene, William Thomas (I6449)
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| 216 | Debbie's parents: Lawrence Leroy Dyer and Mary Bell Queen | Dyer, Deborah Loreye (I6992)
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| 217 | Della's father is Archie Bartlemay. | Bartelmay, Della (I7368)
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| 218 | Did not marry. Buried at the Sandy Plains Church Cemetery. Sarah's will leaves Mary Jane Hughes as heir to her property. Sarah is living with Mary Jane and Drury Hughes in the 1880 census and is listed as her aunt. | Davis, Sarah P. (I6591)
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| 219 | Died of Spanish influenza. | Fowler, Carah Bella (Carrie) (I6653)
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| 220 | Died a POW at Camp Leterman Hospital. | Green, Drury A (I4465)
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| 221 | Died after lightning struck the telephone line. | Green, Lala Ellen (I4462)
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| 222 | Died age 2 | Green, Joseph (I4472)
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| 223 | Died an infant. | Simpson, Louis Dee (I1662)
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| 224 | Died and burried in indian territory. Involved in the 1837-1838 removal of Cherekee indians to OK. | Smart, John Baldridge (I4075)
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| 225 | Died at 14 months of age and is buried at Sandy Plains Baptist Church. | Scoggins, Mamie (I6616)
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| 226 | Died at daughters home. | Poston, Lala Ellen (I763)
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| 227 | Died at his home in Shelby, NC. | Magness, George Perry (I886)
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| 228 | Died at his home near Shelby, NC. | Poston, Abel (I878)
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| 229 | Died at his home. | Simpson, Jesse Pearl (I334)
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| 230 | Died at home. | Greene, Hannah (I6078)
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| 231 | Died at Point Lookout, a POW during the Civil War | Green, John P (I4476)
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| 232 | Died at the age of 16 months. | Gardner, Elizabeth (I422)
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| 233 | Died at the battle of Ramseur's Mill | Shuford, John Martin (I2072)
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| 234 | Died at the home of Jessie Hardin. | Poston, John Devaney (I883)
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| 235 | Died during service in the CSA. | Womack, Elias (I9293)
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| 236 | Died four days after giving birth to daughter Maggie | Owens, Maggie (I6255)
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| 237 | Died from wounds received at Battle of Gaines Mill. | Wright, William B. (I7818)
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| 238 | Died in Childbirth. | Bridges, Mary (I10135)
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| 239 | Died in POW Prison in Illinois | Womack, Jesse Marion (I9129)
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| 240 | Died in the Civil War. | Womack, Josepheus (I8451)
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| 241 | Died of Disease | Philbeck, Josiah (Joe) (I4270)
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| 242 | Died of Mycarditis and ends with hypertension. Buried at Buffalo Creek Church Cemetery, Cleveland Co., NC. Thomas, Flay, and Paul are living with Mun and Levada Morgan in the 1920 census. In that census he is listed as a spooler in the Cotton Mill and his son Flay is listed as a doffer. | Fowler, Thomas L. (I6643)
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| 243 | Died of Pneumonia | Philbeck, David (Dave) (I4273)
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| 244 | Died of the "Flux" Buried in the family graveyard on Crowder's Ridge, Cleveland Co. NC | Greene, Arrie Susan (I6385)
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| 245 | Died of Typhoid Fever | Weathers, Samuel (I2285)
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| 246 | Died of Typhoid fever | Moore, Jonathan (I6187)
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| 247 | Died on the way to Mississippi at the age of 17. | Martin, Dillard (I5997)
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| 248 | Died single | Alexander, Eva (I5296)
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| 249 | Died single | Alexander, Levenia (I5297)
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| 250 | died single | Costner, John (I5396)
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