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Updated/New Information: 8/27/01

1850 Nash County Census Extraction

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31 - State of North Carolina     [44]

     Nash County}Court of Pleas & quarter Sessions November Term 1844 Ordered by the court that James Harrison, Benjamin Wheeless and Lew Arrington (a majority whom may act) be appointed Commissioners to divide equally between John S. Boddie, William W. Boddie, Jas. B. H. Boddie, Eloisa C. Boddie, Thomas J. Boddie, Penelope J. Boddie, and Sara T. Boddie, Children of Wm. W. Boddie decd the Negroes belonging to the Estate of the Said deceased and report....(continued inside)