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Summary Report, 1876, Allowed Claim of Elizabeth Mason
"The claimant was a widow during the war and is still, and is now over 75 years old. She owned a farm, which she carried on, and owned the stock and grain for which she files her claim. She and two or three of her neighbors testify to her loyal…
Summary Report, 1874, Disallowed Claim of Austin and William Bryan
"The claimants were slaves of one Elias Bryan- They now live on his land-
1. Items 1. We can not allow for tobacco.
2. It is rather remarkable that the slaves should have $50 in gold & silver- a gold watch and five broadcloth wearing apparel. It…
Summary Report, 1873, Disallowed Claim of Eli Harris
"When claimant found he had to go into the service in 1863 he volunteered in a horse Company so as to keep out of the Infantry and continued with Rebel Service over a year.
This service was inconsistent with loyal adherence to the cause of Union…
Summary Report, 1873, Disallowed Claim of Allen Oldham
"The claimant is 70 years of age & a farmer- Has resided in Chatham Co. throughout the war- He had four sons who volunteered in the Confederate Army- He furnished them provisions- that he was opposed secession in the outset is quite probable, but…
Summary Report, 1872, Disallowed Claim of Crawford Stevens
"The claimant is a farmer 63 years of age in Rialto in Chatham Co. N.C.- He says that his sympathies were constantly with the cause of the Union- cast his vote on the side of the Union & advised staying in the Union. During the war secessionist…
Stoneman's Raid in Surry County, April 1865
Stoneman in Elkin, North Carolina
Steven Boyer, Save Endor, March 30, 2013
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Voter Registration Card from Alamance County, 1902
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This voter registration card was created after the Democrat-controlled North Carolina General Assembly passed a Suffrage Amendment in 1900. The…