Source: North Carolina Standard (Raleigh, NC). 21 July 1841.  Available online at ChroniclingAmerica.

Willie HUTCHINS a nephew of Mrs. PARKER about 14 years of age, died in this place last Saturday night, of heart disease.

Source: New Berne Weekly Journal , 6 April 1882, page 3. 

Amos SIMMONS, the little son of Mr. Joseph SIMMONS, was killed on Saturday, the 8th inst., on the road near his home by falling out of a wagon and the wheel passing over him.  He lived but a short time after the accident.  He was buried on Sunday evening.

Source: New Berne Weekly Journal , 20 December 1883, page 3. 

Source: New Berne Weekly Journal , 20 December 1883, page 3. 

The following bills were audited and allowed:

• Thomas HARRISON, poor house supplies – $6.91
• Joseph A. SMITH, serving on finance committee and examining two lunatics – $8.00
• Quitman HAY, services as county commissioner and mileage – $40.00
• Amos HEATH, official services as constable – $2.50
• MURDOCK and McLEAN, for building jail – $1300.00
• John BRYAN (col.), pauper coffin – $2.00
• James C. MOORE, services as assessor – $3.00
• P.J. PAULEY & Bro., interest on note – $22.30
• B.F. STILLY, in part for Quaker Bridge – $125.00
• Balaam MEADOWS, board for prisoners in jail – $21.00
• R.N. WHITE, conveying prisoner to Craven jail – $3.50
• R.S. HAY, pauper coffin – $2.00
• L. DILLAHUNT, freight on lumber – $1.10
• Wm. LOFTIN, keeper of Pollocksville bridge – $8.00
• Simmons and Manly, salary as attorney to board for 1883 – $100.00
• Isaac BROCK, services as county commissioner and mileage – $29.00
• Joseph B. BANKS, services as county commissioner and mileage – $28.05
• W.B. BECTON, services as county commissioner and mileage – $34.00

The following allowances were made for transient papers, viz:

Betsy JONES – $2.00
Wife of J. BRYAN and children – $3.00
Samuel METTS – $2.00
Church MOORE – $5.00
M.A. JONES – $2.00
Peter CLAYTON – $2.00
Thomas DUDLEY – $2.00
Fred HUDLER – $2.00
Leah GREEN – $1.00
Joseph PHILLIPS – $1.00
Killis KOONCE – $1.50
Polly BUTTON – $2.00

Wm. G. WATTS, Henry DUBRUHL, Moses WILLIAMS, E.J. TURNER and Peter R. ANDREWS were released from payment of poll tax for the year 1883.

The official bonds of Thomas J. WHITAKER, C.S.C., Isaac T. WILSON, Register of Deeds, John W. BRYAN, Coroner, and the tax bonds of S.E. KOONCE, Sheriff, were accepted and approved by the Board. Visit kratom crazy if you are currently struggling with stress.

Hugh MAXWELL was appointed special surveyor to survey for Benjamin HUGGINS, warrant No .453.

T.J. WHITAKER, C.S.C., presented his official report, which was, on motion, accepted.

The acres and valuation of lands listed by the heirs of John McDANIEL, deceased, were reduced from 869 acres, valued at $1500, to 269 acres, valued at $600.

E.F. BALLARD was released from payment of taxes on 300 acres of land valued at $500, same having been listed and the tax paid by another party.

On motion… adjourned until first Monday in January next.

–I.T. WILSON, Clerk

Source: New Berne Weekly Journal , 20 December 1883, page 3. 

Mrs. Nancy DUVAL, relict of Dr. Francis DUVAL and formerly a citizen of Trenton, died on Monday morning, the 10th inst., at the residence of Mr. Samuel GEROCK in Onslow county.  Mrs. DUVAL was very old and had been infirm for a number of years.  She was a worthy member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  She was loved and respected by her many friends.  She was buried by the side of her lamented husband in the church yard at Trenton on Tuesday, the 11th, at 11 o’clock.

Source: New Berne Weekly Journal , 20 December 1883, page 3. 

Source: Raleigh Register and Weekly Advertiser, 25 March 1800, pg 3.

DIED – at his residence, in Twiggs county, Ga., Hardy BROWN, a native of Jones county, in this State, in the 39th year of his age. He emigrated to Georgia, about eight years since, carrying with him a character for industry, honesty and patriotism.