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Columbus County ESTATES, 1812-1969 31 Fibredex Boxes CR 027.801.1- 027.801.31 Name Date Residence A Adams, Benjamin 1932 Adams, W. A. 1954 Alexander, C. H. 1909 Alford, Fletcher 1917 Alford, Noah W. 1937 Alford, Rufus W. 1938 Alston, Alex 1943 Ammons, John O. 1965 Ammons, Tlunia B. 1968 Anders, Edmond 1949 Anderson, A. H. 1927 Anderson, B. W. 1931 Anderson, Ellen 1950 Anderson, Joe H. 1955 Anderson, S. H. 1916 Andrews, Frank 1933 Andrews, George K. 1959 Andrews, W. J. 1953 Andrews, Willie J. 1955 Applewhite, Anthony Lee 1966 Applewhite, Bart F. 1948 Applewhite, Blake D. 1945 Applewhite, George B. 1958 Applewhite, Martha Reilly 1943 Applewhite, R. C. 1959 Applewhite, Viola F. 1924 Applewhite, W. G. 1917 Applewhite, W. G. 1935 Applewhite, William P., Sr. 1964 Armstrong, William Harley, Jr. 1925 Arnette, Franklin 1965 Name Date Residence Arp, J. H. 1955 Arrington, J. B. 1928 Arthur, Robert S. 1958 Atkins, Ashley Burton 1966 Atkins, Ella 1917 Atkinson, Daniel H. 1954 Atkinson, Quintilla 1949 Avant, H. G. 1954 Avant, John 1935 Avant, William Samuel 1959 B Babson, J. P. 1940 Bachelor, Clarence 1948 Bagette, Leamon 1953 Baggett, Carrie Butler 1954 Bailey, Ben A. 1957 Bailey, Elizabeth Edna S. 1963 Bailey, Elroy B. 1948 Bailey, L. A. 1922 Bailey, Myrtle A. 1963 Bailey, Myrtle J. 1959 Baker, H. M., Dr. 1945 Baker, W. H. 1964 Baldwin, A. C. 1942 Baldwin, A. J. 1923 Baldwin, Anna 1893 Baldwin, Annie 1907 Baldwin, Arthur Winn 1950 Baldwin, C. W. 1915 Baldwin, Charles 1869 Baldwin, Dinah 1936 Baldwin, E. G. 1945 Baldwin, E. L. 1965 Baldwin, Haynes 1871 Baldwin, Henry Clay 1953 Baldwin, James 1826 Baldwin, Joanne M. 1957 Baldwin, Julia 1907 Baldwin, Kelly 1867 Baldwin, Lizzie Worley 1964 Baldwin, Marie C. 1967 Baldwin. Mollie 1951 Name Date Residence Baldwin, Oscar R. 1965 Baldwin, Sarah 1920 Baldwin, Thomas 1917 Baldwin, W. J. 1950 Baldwin, William 1869 Ballard, Clara D. 1965 Barber, Helen Wardy 1965 Barber, John 1884 Bardin, E. Thomas 1923 Bardin, James Buckner, Dr. 1965 Bardin, Susie A. 1955 Barefoot, James H. 1948 Barrefoot, Roberta Mae 1949 Barefoot, S. M. 1919 Barefoot, William 1869 Barfield, Herman 1948 Barker, Helen Wardy 1966 Barkley, Annie M. 1941 Barnes, B. T. 1958 Barnes, Baulk 1910 Barnes, Bertie Worley 1960 Barnes, Alex (Elex) 1967 Barnes, E. M. 1928 Barnes, J. W. 1927 Barnes, Pauline P. 1957 Barney, Theatus H. 1963 Barnhardt, Agnes 1951 Barnhill, George M. 1936 Barnhill, W. G. 1946 Barnhill, Winnie Lee 1935 Bartley, Richard H. 1956 Bartley, Robert F. 1955 Bass, F. J. 1946 Bass, Francis L. 1928 Bass, Richard 1959 Bass, W. P. 1963 Bass, Walter 1959 Batten, Wilbert H. 1965 Batten, Wiley T. 1962 Batton, Barnabas 1856 Baumgardner, W. E. 1967 Baxter, J. L. 1950 Beach, D. P. 1869 Name Date Residence Beach, James 1869 Beasley, M. K. 1949 Beck, L. 1955 Becker, F. W. 1946 Bellamy, Ethel 1963 Bellamy, Jerry 1928 Benjamin, Lonnie, Jr. 1967 Bennett, Emily P. 1949 Bennett, George Troy 1952 Bennett, W. B. 1954 Benton, Gertha Mae 1964 Benton, Lee 1946 Benton, Loraine Page 1967 Benton, Lucian Perry 1963 Benton, Rossie F. 1948 Benton, William 1883 Best, James 1920 Best, John 1904 Best, L. D. 1929 Best, Leo G. 1962 Best, W. J. 1955 Black, Arthur Roger 1955 Black, Frank n. d. Blackman, Caroline, Mrs. 1937 Blackman, H. M. 1910 Blackman, H. M. 1959 Blackman, P. 1916 Blackman, Wiley 1903 Blackmon, McD 1914 Blackwell, A. B. 1927 Blackwell, James 1923 Blackwell, James Corbett 1967 Blackwell, M. C. 1945 Blackwell, Martha C. 1959 Blackwell, Willetta 1960 Blake, Dora 1932 Blake, Eva 1954 Blake, Frank 1849 Blake, J. F., Dr. 1949 Blake, James Robert, Sr. 1966 Blake, Richard 1918 Bland, Johnnie (Johnie) 1963 Blanks, Elsie 1920 Name Date Residence Blanks, Penny (Pennie) 1966 Blanks, Sam 1910 Blanks, Willie 1952 Boeg, F. W. 1920 Boice, Wilbur M. 1956 Bonkemyer, L. C. 1953 Bonkemeyer, L. C., Sr. 1954 Bordeaux, A. A. 1943 Bost, Ira Lee 1965 Boswell, A. E. 1964 Boswell, Bartley 1964 Boswell, James 1813 Boswell, Melvin G. 1956 Boswell, Troy C. 1952 Boswell, U. F. 1907 Boughner, Mary C. 1923 Bowen, D. J. 1961 Bowen, James S. 1949 Bowen, Marion Pickney 1947 Bowen, Melvin 1946 Bowen, Otto 1925 Bowers, James Samuel 1958 Bowers, Joe F. 1939 Bozeman, M. C. 1939 Boyette, G. W. 1939 Braddy, A. N. 1929 Branch, Amon 1923 Brice, Jet 1954 Briggman, John 1910 Bright, Annie Jane 1907 Bright, B. F. 1864 Bright, John 1914 Bright, Martha 1864 Bright, Nancy C. 1939 Bright, Samuel 1893 Bright, Thomas L. 1943 Brinkley, B. W. 1912 Brinkley, Callis N. 1962 Brinkley, Ellis T. 1956 Brinkley, J. W. 1886 Brinkley, J. W. 1960 Brinkley, Kathryn (Katherine) T. 1965 Britt, Arthur 1945 Name Date Residence Britt, Bessie 1967 Britt, Carrie C. 1935 Britt, E. Norman 1956 Britt, Elijah J. 1954 Britt, Eliza J. 1943 Britt, F. H. 1967 Britt, Floyd C. 1959 Britt, Harley n. d. Britt, J. C. 1937 Britt, J. H. 1953 Britt, James Albert 1949 Britt, Joel 1922 Britt, Lemuel R. 1965 Britt, Monalcha 1892 Britt, Smithie Ann 1966 Britton, Bernard 1951 Britton, Ruth Lewis 1965 Brooks, J. Roger 1954 Brown, Cecil 1954 Brown, Caron D. 1958 Brown, Charlie H. 1957 Brown, Dan 1953 Brown, Daniel B. 1943 Brown, E. A. 1932 Brown, E. K. 1915 Brown, G. F. 1941 Brown, George 1918 Brown, H. Emory 1955 Brown, Hattie M. 1924 Brown, Hosea C. 1957 Brown, Hubert E. 1963 Brown, Ivey C. 1956 Brown, James 1878 Brown, John K. 1925 Brown, Joseph 1871 Brown, Joseph 1950 Brown, Joseph 1961 Brown, Kirby C. 1950 Brown, L. O. 1929 Brown, Mary E. 1925 Brown, Minnie McIver 1957 Brown, Missouri Welles 1942 Brown, Mollie M. 1947 Name Date Residence Brown, Peter 1909 Brown, R. C. 1962 Brown, R. H. 1870 Brown, R. L. 1936 Brown, R. L., Mrs. 1944 Brown, Roland N. 1940 Brown, Robert Carl 1948 Brown, Sallie Buffkin 1949 Brown, Statia 1968 Brown, T. E. 1942 Brown, Tobe 1960 Brown, Van D., Sr. 1952 Brown, Warren W. 1955 Brown, William Mack 1954 Brown, Zylphie P. 1956 Bruton, John 1945 Bruton, R. T. 1950 Bryan, A. B. 1942 Bryan, S. C. 1940 Bryant, David H. 1956 Bryant, Elnora 1919 Bryant, L. B. 1914 Bryant, Martha Lela 1942 Bryat, W. C. 1932 Buck, Guy Austin 1966 Buffkin, Albert F. 1965 Buffkin, Earlie 1959 Buffkin, Edgar H. 1965 Buffkin, Luey E. 1954 Buffkin, Mary, Mrs. 1950 Buffkin, W. D. 1952 Buffkin, W. H. H. 1956 Bullard, A. B. 1953 Bullard, Alva 1909 Bullard, Angelo 1963 Bullard, Bronnie 1965 Bullard, Byron L. 1936 Bullard, C. H. 1919 Bullard, Chester 1928 Bullard, D. M. 1921 Bullard, Evie 1966 Bullard, Grace Williams 1966 Bullard, H. L. 1929 Name Date Residence Bullard, Homer T. 1968 Bullard, I. N. 1959 Bullard, J. F., Sr. 1941 Bullard, John I. 1965 Bullard, R. J. 1951 Bullard, Robert L. 1951 Bullard, Rufus J. 1951 Bullard, Sarah E. 1935 Bullard, W. B. 1880 Bullard, William Howard 1964 Bullock, Carey 1875 Bullock, F. N., Sr. 1960 Bullock, H. H. 1955 Bullock, J. M. 1946 Bullock, John E. 1956 Bullock, Sybil Y. 1959 Bullock, W. M. 1949 Bullock, Iola Finch 1967 Burchette, Joseph 1956 Burkhead, L. P. 1925 Burney, Adgie 1914 Burney, F. T. 1954 Burney, James 1866 Burney, John Jay 1955 Burney, Z. V. 1918 Burns, R. G. 1945 Burns, Susan E. 1937 Burns, W. O. 1935 Burroughs, George 1956 Burroughs, Samuel 1954 Butler, A. W. 1918 Butler, Benjamin F. 1944 Butler, Eulalia N. 1966 Butler, F. M. 1920 Butler, J. F. 1945 Butler, J. Walter 1956 Butler, J. Y. 1952 Butler, John Marion 1967 Butler, Samuel Robert 1948 Butler, William James 1966 Butler, Wilton 1953 Byrd, H. D. 1948 Byrd, Joel 1919 Name Date Residence Byrd, Julius M. 1965 Byrd, Martin A. 1966 Byrd, Martin A., Jr. 1956 Byrd, Vaughan 1895 Byrnes, Mary 1920 C Caison, Wilton 1953 Calder, Celia 1905 Caldis, Paul 1956 Callihan, Mary Ann 1960 Cameron, Bruce B. 1944 Cameron, Nannie 1929 Cameron, T. R. 1925 Campbell, Daniel 1871 Campbell, Frances 1965 Campbell, J. M. 1918 Campbell, L. F. 1932 Campbell, Lucy 1951 Campbell, Samuel 1866 Campbell, Thomas C. 1954 Campbell, W. A. 1952 Campen, Hal Grey 1967 Campen, J. H. 1952 Canady, Clemia R. 1960 Canady, Mack, Sr. 1966 Canady, R. M. 1948 Capps, C. G. 1947 Carlisle, John 1832 Carrell, Blanche H. 1960 Carroll, Alston Dewitt, Sr. 1965 Carroll, D. B. 1929 Carroll, F. W. 1951 Carroll, J. T. 1953 Carroll, John D. 1948 Carroll, Jimmy Alson 1958 Carroll, Johnel Ray 1958 Carroll, Lois Jennett 1958 Carroll, Rebecca Miriam 1952 Carroll, Thomas 1965 Carson, Ella B. 1954 Carson, Richard C. 1956 Carter, J. H. L. 1959 Name Date Residence Carter, James Patrick 1960 Carter, John J. 1933 Carter, L. W. 1903 Carter, Lillie B. 1956 Carter, W. C. 1922 Cartret, Sallie Fisher 1961 Cartrette, C. B. 1954 Cartrette, J. A. 1939 Cartrette, Solomon 1856 Cartrette, Thomas and Susannah 1892 Cartrett, William 1863 Cartrette, Jason 1958 Cartrette, Lewis 1944 Cartrette, M. D. 1944 Cartrette, N. C. 1959 Cartwright, Sarah Catherine 1903 Casey, M. P. 1908 Caswell, David Jonathon 1957 Causey, Minnie W. 1965 Ceasar, Cato 1935 Chadbourn, Joseph 1904 Chancey, J. J. 1914 Chancy, John 1848 Chancy, Julia 1885 Chancy, M. P. and N. J. 1893 Chancy, Samuel 1885 Chandler, James Leroy 1952 Chapin, John 1917 Chauncey, H. B. 1962 Chesley, Norman K., Dr. 1956 Chestnut, H. F. 1938 Chesnut, Mary Frances 1964 Chiles, Lula A. 1954 Clark, D. D. 1918 Clark, Edgar Stanley 1965 Clark, Elizabeth C. 1965 Clark, Geneva Ann 1966 Clemmons, Hernrietta 1906 Clewis, Mary 1921 Coates, W. C. 1953 Colburn, J. N.
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