DAVENPORT, Mary M. (d. 1848)
The following death notice appeared in the February 12, 1848 issue of the Raleigh Register newspaper. Mrs. Mary M. DAVENPORT was the wife of Doctrine P. DAVENPORT.
BEASLEY, John M. (d. 1900)
Gone to His Reward After a lingering illness, from a complication of diseases, Capt. John M. BEASLEY, a well and favorably known citizen of this town, died on Saturday afternoon Continue Reading →
ALEXANDER, W.A. (d. 1900)
A Sad Death Our community was greatly shocked on Wednesday evening when it learned that Mr. W.A. ALEXANDER was dead. Mr. ALEXANDER went to his mill on Wednesday morning in Continue Reading →
GAYLORD, J.H. (Mrs.) – (d. 1900)
Died — at her home in this town on Tuesday night last, Mrs. J.H. GAYLORD. Mrs. GAYLORD was taken ill only a few days ago, with typhoid fever, and grew Continue Reading →
Marriage: LYNN, S.O. and Modie HARRISON (1900)
Married There was a pretty home marriage at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Sabra HARRISON, near this town on Wednesday morning last at 6:30 o’clock, the contracting parties Continue Reading →
CHESSON, Lonnie (d. 1900)
Those who knew him were greatly shocked on Friday last to hear of the sudden death of Mr. Lonnie CHESSON, of Mackey’s Ferry. Mr. CHESSON was taken with appendicitis and Continue Reading →
Marriage: CARTER, E.A. and Leila LAWRENCE (1900)
Married Inadvertently we failed to note in our last issue the marrige of our esteemed townsman, Mr. E.A. CARTER, which happy event took place at the home of the bride, Continue Reading →
AUSBON, Priscilla N. (d. 1900)
In Memoriam Mrs. Priscilla N. AUSBON was born January 24, 184? and died at her home in Plymouth, N.C., March 1, 1900. For many years she was a worthy and Continue Reading →
DAVENPORT, Haywood (d. 1900)
Capt. Haywood Davenport Dead The death of Capt. Haywood DAVENPORT on Tuesday morning last sent a thrill of grief throughout this town. He had been in ill health for a year or Continue Reading →
Marriage: SEXTON, Ed and Loula BARNES (1898)
Mr. Ed SEXTON and Miss Loula BARNES were married Sunday evening last, Mr. T.S. SWAIN, J.P., tied the mystical knot. Source: Roanoke Beacon, 1 Apr 1898, pg. 3