Banks, Mrs. Gerard. November 14, Wake County (Obituary) R.R. November 24, 1847
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Barbour, Samuel R. January 15, Raleigh. R.R. January 27, 1846
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Barker, Abner. Feb , Wake county. R. R. Feb. 18, 1800
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Baucom, Josiah of Wake and Anson counties. May 11. Fayette county, Tennessee. R.R. June 28, 1848
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Bennehan, William of Wake county. Oct. 31. Orange county. R. R. Nov. 17, 1806
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Betts, Albert C. of Raleigh, July 31, Fulton Mississippi RR August 25, 1846
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Birdall, Louis Henry of Raleigh, January 11. Jalappa, Mexico. R.R. June 7, 1848
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Boddie, Bennet, Feb. 21. Wake county. R. R. Feb. 23, 1809
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DEATH OF A FORMER TEACHER.
Died,
In Georgetown, S. C, on the 5th inst. after a short illness, Dr. James Bogle, formerly of this City. Dr. B. had resided little more than two years in Georgetown, where he had acquired the confidence of the community as a Physician, and its friendship as a man. He has left behind him a wife and three children.
—Raleigh Register, August 13, 1819.
(Source: North Carolina Schools and Academies, 1790-1840, By Charles L. Coon 1914)
Bosworth, Arabella of Raleigh. March. Le Roysville, PA. RR March 17, 1846
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Boylan, Eleanor of Raleigh, August 19. Shocco Springs. R.R. August 30, 1848.
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Bradley, Captain Gee. Feb. 17. Raleigh. R. R. Feb. 27, 1804 Wake county
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Bradley, Mrs. John of Wilmington, March Wake county. R.R. March 15, 1848
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Brickell, Mrs. Jonathan. Feb. 22, Raleigh. R. R. Feb. 28, 1803
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Briskell, Jonathan, Dec. 17, Raleigh. R. R. Dec. 22, 1806
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Brown, Joel of Chesterfield co., Va. January 27. Raleigh. R.R. February 2, 1848.
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Buffalo, Henry, Oct., Wake county. R. R. Oct. 27. 1806
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Buffaloe, Laura. April 16. Raleigh. R.R. April 19, 1848
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William Hardy Burt
Willliam Hardy Burt, a true soldier of the old South, a kind and noble friend, a just and loyal citizen, died on August 7, 1921, at the age of ninety-three. He was an officer of the Oscar R. Rand Camp No. 1278 U.C.V., of Holly Springs, and his comrades lost a good friend in his death, and the entire community is the poorer in the loss of this honored and respected citizen. Comrade Burt was born May 4, 1828, in this county, Holly Springs Township. In 1852 he married Miss Mary Winfield Adams, and to them were born six children. In 1862, at the age of thirty-four, he volunteered and enlisted in Company E, 36th Regiment, 5th Cavalry, commanded by Thomas A. Harris. His service was something over three years; he returned home wounded in the leg, which he never entirely recovered, though he lived a long and useful life. For forty-four years he served as magistrate and was very prominent in political affairs. At the age of thirteen he became a member of the Baptist church, and was a faithful Christian to the end. He was the oldest member of the Church there, which he had served for eighty years. Six children survive him, also twenty-three grandchildren and twenty-two great-grandchildren.
(Confederate Veteran, February, 1922, Vol. XXX, No. 2)
Busbee, Mrs. Johnston. April 10. Wake County RR April. 14, 1846
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