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1	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Norman Alexander
2	Burial was in Old Methodist Episcopal Cemetery in Franklinville.	John Allred
3	Burial was at Gray's Chapel.	William Allred
4	Fought in the Civil War. Served in Company K 79 Indiana Infantry	Isaac Amick
5	Daniel fought in the Revolutionary War.	Daniel Apple
6	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Arthur D. Beal
7	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Dorothy Louise Beal
8	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Effie Bowman
9	Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Alta Carswell
10	Burial was in Alton Cemetery in Alton.	David William Carswell
11	In 1881, Elizabeth's mother, Mary Jane Anderson, died. Her father, Robert	Elizabeth Young Carswell
12	John and his family left Greenock, Scotland, for America and planned on	John Carswell
13	In 1881, Mary's stepmother, Mary Jane Anderson, died. Her father, Robert	Mary M. Carswell
14	In 1881, Nancy's stepmother, Mary Jane Anderson, died. Her father, Robert	Nancy J. Carswell
15	Burial was at St. Martins Cemetery.	Georg Adam Coble
16	Georg emigrated to America on the ship Hope, arriving in Philadelphia in 1733.	Johann Georg Coble
17	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Martha Ann Coble
18	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Zula Vaughn Curtis
19	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Melissa Mae Durk
20	Burial was in Maple Hill Cemetery.	Martha Jane Fleming
21	Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	Catherine Fogleman
22	Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	George Friedrich Fogleman
23	Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	Maria Eva Fogleman
24	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Cemetery	Leonard Fox
25	Burial was at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.	Sarah Free
26	Carra was a chiropractor.	Corra Goffin
27	Burial was at Old Amo Cemetery.	Jacob Greeson
28	Slain by Indians	David Hamilton
29	Burial was Mt. Herman Church.	Nancy Huff
30	Nancy was paralyzed later in life when a large tree limb fell on her when she was hauling water from a spring.	Nancy Huff
31	Burial was at Gray's Chapel.	Patience Julian
32	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Mary Alice Lednum
33	Burial was at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church.	Anna Maria Löffler
34	Christian sailed from Germany via the Netherlands on the ship Samuel, arriving in Philadelphia on Aug. 17, 1733.	Johann Christian Löffler
35	Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Sarah McComb
36	Burial was at Deep River Friends Cemetery.	Olive Mendenhall
37	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Barbara Moretz
38	Burial was at Richland Cemetery.	Catherine Moretz
39	Burial was at Melanchtham Lutheran Church.	Rebecca Moretz
40	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Catherine Moser
41	Jessie is listed in the 1790 census with six slaves and 1,333 acres of land. His will is in Orange County Will Book, p. 263.	Jessie Nevill
42	John was a Confederate private, enlisting in Raleigh. He was released from service in Greensboro in May of 1865.	John Goodman Neville
43	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Susan Adeline Vernon Neville
44	Died while a prisoner of the Rebel Army.	Thomas Washington Patrick
45	According to family history, Adam Reitzel II worked on a boat for passage	Adam Reitzel
46	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Adam Reitzel
47	Burial was in Liberty Grove Cemetery.	Adam Reitzel
48	Johannes Adam Christian Reitzel was an officer in the War of the Spanish	Adam I Reitzel
49	In the fall of 1831, David Reitzel settled on a farm in section 7 of Franklin Township.	David Reitzel
50	According to the personal history of David Reitzel in the Atlas of	Hannah C. Reitzel