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North Carolina Obituaries Courier Tribune Name Date of Paper Page # Date of Death Abbott, Blannie Allen 7-Aug-84 7A 6-Aug-84 North Carolina Obituaries Courier Tribune Name Date of Paper Page # Date of Death Abbott, Blannie Allen 7-Aug-84 7A 6-Aug-84 Abbott, Douglas L. 1-Sep-82 12A 30-Aug-82 Abbott, Helen Hartsook 3-Dec-82 9A 2-Dec-82 Abbott, Molly Jeane 3-Nov-81 8A 31-Oct-81 Abbott, Nora Johnson Mitchell 14-Oct-83 12A 13-Oct-83 Abbott, Roger 1-Aug-84 6A 31-Jul-84 Abercrombie, Dodd 5-Oct-80 6A 3-Oct-80 Abernathy, Ray Paul 29-Jun-80 8A 28-Jun-80 Abernathy, Shaun Travis 24-May-83 8A 24-May-83 Abrams, Reagan Vincent 28-Sep-80 6A 26-Sep-80 Abston, Thomas Earl 30-Dec-82 10A 29-Dec-82 Ackerman, Elsie K. 20-Apr-82 8A 19-Apr-82 Acree, Una Mae Phillips 6-Jul-81 6A 5-Jul-81 Adams, Anna Threadgill 9-Dec-85 9A 8-Dec-85 Adams, Annie Vaughn 12-Mar-85 6A 11-Mar-85 Adams, Bernice Hooper 6-Jul-82 8A 5-Jul-82 Adams, Dora Carrick 13-Jun-80 10A 12-Jun-80 Adams, Edward Vance 23-May-83 6A 23-May-83 Adams, Herman Hugh Sr. 29-Oct-81 8A 27-Oct-81 Adams, James Clifton 18-Sep-84 9A 17-Sep-84 Adams, John Edwin 1-Mar-84 10A 29-Feb-84 Adams, T.B. 15-Oct-82 10A 14-Oct-82 Adams, Velma D. 11-Aug-81 8A 10-Aug-81 Adcock, Plackard C. 6-Jul-82 8A 5-Jul-82 Aderholt, Daniel H. 17-May-85 10A 13-May-85 Adkins, Clarence Odell 1-Jan-85 7A 1-Jan-85 Adkins, E.G. Jr. 30-Nov-82 8A 27-Nov-82 Adkins, John William "Jack" 11-Nov-82 8A 10-Nov-82 Adkins, Tammy Jane 19-May-83 6A 18-May-83 Agee, Gary Anthony 3-Jun-81 12A 1-Jun-81 Aiello, F. Samuel 6-May-81 8A 5-May-81 Aiken, Carl "Shorty" 5-Sep-84 6A 4-Sep-84 Aiken, J. Paul 23-Nov-82 10A 22-Nov-82 Aiken, Mamie Russell 15-May-84 7A 14-May-84 Albert, Johnnie James 8-Apr-83 10A 8-Apr-83 Albertson, Dorothy 25-Jun-80 12A 24-Jun-80 Albertson, Gladys 22-Jul-85 7A 20-Jul-85 Albertson, William Ernest 12-Jul-82 6A 9-Jul-82 Albright, Bertha Murray 10-Jan-83 6A 8-Jan-83 Albright, Dock Baxter 7-Feb-80 10A 7-Feb-80 Albright, Elbert Lee 6-Feb-80 8A 5-Feb-80 Albright, Ethel A. 26-Sep-83 8A 25-Sep-83 Albright, Lillian Robbins 3-Jan-85 8A 31-Dec-84 Alcock, Irene Calvert 23-Mar-83 10A 18-Mar-83 Alcon, Shirley Underwood 5-May-81 8A 4-May-81 Alcorn, Mabel Bennett 24-Jan-83 8A 22-Jan-83 Aldridge, Eugene 22-Apr-83 12A 21-Apr-83 Aldridge, Lathie Smith 2-May-83 8A 1-May-83 Aldridge, Margie Christian 4-Sep-84 9A 31-Aug-84 Aldridge, Mary Alice Oakley 17-Sep-81 8A 16-Sep-81 North Carolina Obituaries Courier Tribune Aldridge, Mildred English 21-Feb-83 6A 20-Feb-83 Alexander, Frances Plonk 10-Mar-83 6A 9-Mar-83 Alexander, Frank Harold 13-Dec-83 10A 11-Dec-83 Alexander, Howard H. 16-Apr-80 12A 15-Apr-80 Alexander, Lib 17-Jun-82 6A 16-Jun-82 Alexander, Louise Marley 4-Jul-83 8A 3-Jul-83 Alford, Aver Brown 13-May-84 6A 10-May-84 Alford, Millard Clemmond 11-Dec-85 6A 9-Dec-85 Allen, Allie Ward 1-Jun-81 8A 31-May-81 Allen, Bertie Laura 30-Sep-81 12A 29-Sep-81 Allen, Bessie Catherine 27-Jan-85 9A 25-Jan-85 Allen, Bud Lee 30-Jul-84 7A 26-Jul-84 Allen, C. Gene 21-Feb-84 7A 20-Feb-84 Allen, Clarence Otis 23-Aug-82 6A 22-Aug-82 Allen, Clint Andrew "Andy" 27-Dec-81 8A 25-Dec-81 Allen, Clinton Jeremiah 23-May-85 5A 22-May-85 Allen, Ethel Deaton 25-Jan-85 10A 25-Jan-85 Allen, Fannie Owens 15-May-83 10A 14-May-83 Allen, Flossie Jane 19-Apr-83 10A 18-Apr-83 Allen, Fred Leon Sr. 2-Nov-83 14A 31-Oct-83 Allen, George A. "Buddy" 18-Dec-83 12A 16-Dec-83 Allen, Grayfawn Cranford 11-Feb-85 7A 9-Feb-85 Allen, James Curtis 15-Oct-80 8A 14-Oct-80 Allen, James Harley 29-Apr-82 12A 28-Apr-82 Allen, Joe 4-Jan-84 8A 29-Dec-83 Allen, John Carl 25-Nov-84 7A 24-Nov-84 Allen, Jonah 15-Oct-82 10A 14-Oct-82 Allen, Lettie C. 13-May-82 12A 12-May-82 Allen, Lucy Edna 15-Jan-81 10A 14-Jan-81 Allen, Lula Mae 27-Dec-82 8A 25-Dec-82 Allen, Mae Morgan 18-Aug-82 10A 17-Aug-82 Allen, Martine Joseph 11-Nov-82 8A 9-Nov-82 Allen, Mary Hope 29-Sep-83 8A 28-Sep-83 Allen, Mary M. 10-Mar-80 12A 9-Mar-80 Allen, Nelma 29-Aug-84 7A 28-Aug-84 Allen, Nina Boudrant 5-Mar-81 6A 4-Mar-81 Allen, Norman Hanson "Hans" 7-Jun-85 10A 6-Jun-85 Allen, Pansy L. 1-May-83 10A 30-Apr-83 Allen, Rosa Belle Crotts 2-Jan-84 8A 30-Dec-83 Allen, Susie S. 27-Oct-82 10A 26-Oct-82 Allen, Teresa Nicole 23-Jul-84 7A 22-Jul-84 Allen, Thelma 30-Jan-84 8A 28-Jan-84 Allen, Tracy Lynn 12-Jul-84 10A 10-Jul-84 Allen, Vera Chriscoe 11-Apr-82 8A 10-Apr-82 Allen, William Cletus 18-Oct-84 12A 17-Oct-84 Allen, Worth Sanders 21-Oct-80 6A 20-Oct-80 Alley, Ruth Welborn 26-Jun-84 7A 23-Jun-84 Allgood, Alton Gene 26-Jan-81 6A 24-Jan-81 Allison, Cynthia Rollins 13-Jan-84 12A 12-Jan-84 Allison, Ernest "Dunk" 25-Jan-83 8A 23-Jan-83 Allison, Everette William 19-Jan-81 6A 17-Jan-81 North Carolina Obituaries Courier Tribune Allison, Flossie 13-Jan-84 12A 11-Jan-84 Allison, Merlyn Little 27-Jun-83 8A 26-Jun-83 Allison, Winfrid Black Rev. 25-Jan-82 8A 23-Jan-82 Allmon, T.V. "Doc" 4-Jun-84 10A 3-Jun-84 Allmon, Wilma Trotter 1-Apr-84 6A 31-Mar-84 Allred, Andrew Lacy 14-Dec-84 10A 13-Dec-84 Allred, Bertha Hurley 23-Sep-84 7A 21-Sep-84 Allred, C. Howard 28-Oct-83 14A 26-Oct-83 Allred, Charles Harden Sr. 7-Jul-82 9A 6-Jul-82 Allred, Charlie Cecil 13-Oct-85 9A 12-Oct-85 Allred, Clara Hanney 12-Aug-83 12A 12-Aug-83 Allred, Clarence Bickett 9-Apr-82 10A 8-Apr-82 Allred, Clarence E. 13-May-84 6A 11-May-84 Allred, Clifford Eugene 26-Aug-85 7A 25-Aug-85 Allred, Cola Taylor 23-May-82 8A 21-May-82 Allred, Colon Henry 24-Aug-83 8A 23-Aug-83 Allred, Della Mae 5-Dec-83 10A 3-Dec-83 Allred, Dewey Deweary 22-Sep-83 6A 21-Sep-83 Allred, Dollie Lambert 16-May-80 6A 14-May-80 Allred, Doris Gray 6-Jan-80 8A 4-Jan-80 Allred, Edna Mae Baird 22-Feb-81 6A 20-Feb-81 Allred, Ednora Ferguson 22-Sep-85 9A 20-Sep-85 Allred, Evelyn Beeson 28-May-84 7A 27-May-84 Allred, Everett Franklin 12-Aug-84 7A 9-Aug-84 Allred, Faye Giles 6-Dec-83 12A 6-Dec-83 Allred, Frances Hall 25-Aug-82 12A 24-Aug-82 Allred, Frank L. 17-Aug-80 6A 15-Aug-80 Allred, Fred J. 28-Mar-84 6A 25-Mar-84 Allred, Fred Mack 29-Oct-85 7A 27-Oct-85 Allred, Garland Eugene 20-Sep-82 8A 19-Sep-82 Allred, George Delbert 8-Oct-84 7A 7-Oct-84 Allred, Grady Franklin 14-Dec-84 10A 12-Dec-84 Allred, Grady T. 18-Aug-83 6A 16-Aug-83 Allred, Hallie Beaver 3-Jan-82 8A 1-Jan-82 Allred, Helen Williams 8-Nov-82 6A 7-Nov-82 Allred, Henry 11-Nov-81 14A 11-Nov-81 Allred, Hobert Ray 14-Aug-83 8A 13-Aug-83 Allred, J.D. 20-Oct-85 9A 18-Oct-85 Allred, James 23-Jan-84 8A 19-Jan-84 Allred, James F. 24-May-83 8A 21-May-83 Allred, James Hobart (Dr.) 12-Oct-80 6A 10-Oct-80 Allred, James Issac 22-Mar-82 8A 21-Mar-82 Allred, James Monroe 22-May-84 7A 21-May-84 Allred, Jesse B. 7-Jun-83 8A 6-Jun-83 Allred, Jesse T. 24-Dec-81 10A 23-Dec-81 Allred, Joe Thomas 30-Aug-84 10A 29-Aug-84 Allred, John Cletus Sr. 13-Sep-82 6A 12-Sep-82 Allred, John Wesley 3-Sep-85 8A 2-Sep-85 Allred, Julian Carl "J.C." Jr. 17-Sep-84 7A 14-Sep-84 Allred, June C. 17-Oct-82 6A 15-Oct-82 Allred, Junius Glenn 8-Dec-80 8A 6-Dec-80 North Carolina Obituaries Courier Tribune Allred, Larry Steven Sr. 14-Dec-82 10A 13-Dec-82 Allred, Lester 8-Jul-82 10A 8-Jul-82 Allred, Lillie Cox 5-Dec-83 10A 5-Dec-83 Allred, Loray Johnson 9-Dec-85 9A 8-Dec-85 Allred, Lundra J. 20-Jan-80 6A 19-Jan-80 Allred, Mamie Ferguson 10-Jul-83 8A 8-Jul-83 Allred, Mary Brower 8-May-84 8A 7-May-84 Allred, Mattie Lovette 8-Jul-80 7A 7-Jul-80 Allred, Michael Don 16-Feb-83 10A 16-Feb-83 Allred, Milton Randolph 7-Oct-82 6A 6-Oct-82 Allred, Nannie Ethel 17-Oct-84 8A 16-Oct-84 Allred, Nannie Smith 16-Oct-80 6A 15-Oct-80 Allred, Neil Clifton "N.C." Jr.
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