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2039:1937 deaths
2034:1850 births
1950:R. P. Smith
1935:Westerfield
1794:E. E. Smith
1267:John P. Kee
1200:Pentecostal
1082:Henry Lyons
836:John Kinard
716:Biddy Mason
671:Floyd Flake
606:Sarah Allen
2028:Categories
1574:Neil Ellis
1112:R. H. Boyd
312:References
149:mixed race
91:Republican
44:1850-06-25
1819:Crossland
1042:Lott Cary
578:Methodist
487:The Times
452:The Times
2013:McCarthy
2004:(acting)
2001:Boulware
1872:Mitchell
1430:Catholic
305:(essay)
259:Marriage
173:Elberton
1960:Perkins
1940:Manfull
1920:Mathews
1854:Francis
1844:Johnson
1834:Buckner
1784:Hopkins
934:Baptist
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1975:Myrick
1970:de Vos
1965:Bishop
1945:Carter
1925:Rhetts
1910:Locker
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1887:Dudley
1882:Lanier
1877:Walton
1839:Curtis
1789:Taylor
1779:Smythe
1774:Garnet
1769:Smythe
1764:Turner
1743:Hanson
569:Clergy
196:Career
97:Spouse
73:, U.S.
54:, U.S.
2008:Elder
1995:Malac
1985:Booth
1955:Swing
1930:Brown
1915:Jones
1809:Heard
1804:McCoy
1799:Clark
1518:Other
542:U.S.
332:Notes
279:Works
271:Death
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1829:Crum
1824:Lyon
1759:Seys
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