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Alamance Co. Birth Certificates Pre 1915 1 Alamance Co. Birth Certificates pre 1915 Name Birth Yr Father Mother Abernathy, Andrew Jackson 1905 Abernathy, Franklin Jason Massey, Cora Lee Adams, Civella 1903 Adams, Junius Jackson Galloway, Maggie Etta Adams, Joseph Vernie 1899 Adams, James Lawson Whitt, Lavenia Adams, Philip Chappell 1898 Adams, Samuel Lee Mitchell, Sarah Alice Albright, Agnes Mae 1888 Albright, Thomas Alexander Hunter, Margaret Albright, Annie Grace 1897 Albright, Wm. A.* Wilson, Emma Ann Albright, Boy 1914 Albright, Minter A. Albright, Conley Hunter 1899 Albright, Thomas Alexander Hunter, Margaret Albright, Delma Roosevelt 3/24/1911 Albright, Haywood Albright, Minnie Bell Albright, Dolly L. 1904 Albright, Sidney B.* Coble, Lecky Albright, Edward Everett 1909 Albright, Cicero Harris Staton, Lula Estelle Albright, Ethel Mae 1902 Albright, Stephen Daniel Anderson, Ida Jane Albright, Eula Louvenia 1907 Albright, James Samuel Pickard, Louvenia Albright, Fannie Mozella 1906 Albright, Sidney Coble, Lectkey Albright, Flora M. 1881 Albright, Andrew Jackson Vestal, Cornelia Albright, Florence Catherine 1912 unknown Albright, Josie Albright, George Edwin 1904 Albright, Cad Alexander Coble, Emma Albright, George Irving 1903 Albright, Geo. Alonzo Pritchett, Vera Irene Albright, George Thomas 1887 Albright, George Ethridge, Sarah Albright, Grace Elizabeth 1910 Albright, Eugene Lynch, Rachel Albright, Inez Gladys 1891 Albright, Thomas Alexander Hunter, Margaret Albright, Iola 1886 Albright, Andrew Jackson Vestal, Susan Albright, James Cicero 1884 Albright, Andrew Jackson Vestal, Susan Albright, James Howard 1909 Albright, James Samuel Pickard, Louvenia Albright, James R, 1890 Albright, Jerry White, Sarah Albright, Jewell Adare 1903 Albright, Thomas Franklin* Albright, Sarah Ann Albright, Katie Clara 1905 Albright, James Samuel Pickard, Louvenia Albright, Katie Lee 1905 Albright, Sandy Capps, Lillie Albright, Lesta 1902 Albright, Caldwell Alexander Coble, Emma D. Albright, Lois 1900 Albright, Cad A. Coble, Emma Albright, Lula May 1914 Albright, Charles Alexander Albright, Maggie Myrtle 1895 Albright, Willam Alexander Wilson, Emma Ann Albright, Marcela 1913 Albright, Sandy Albright, Maude Durant 1883 Albright, Durant H. Griffin, Mary Albright, Minter Armenius 1883 Albright, Jasper Monroe Albright, Lula Edith Albright, Nancy Lou 1913 Albright, John Samuel Holt, Anne Albright, Nellia Dace 1914 Albright, Sidney B. Albright, Pearl Christine 1913 Albright, James Samuel Pickard, Louvenia Albright, Richard Franklin 1888 Albright, James Taylor Patton, Mary Elizabeth Albright, Swannanoa 1891 Albright, John Samuel Holt, Nancy Ann Albright, Una Dean 1891 Albright, Thomas Franklin Albright, Sarah Ann Albright, Violet Denson 1900 Albright, Thomas Franklin* Albright, Sarah Ann Albright, William Bryan 1896 Albright, Thomas Franklin* Albright, Sara Frances Albright, William Penn 1911 Albright, M.A. Neese, Ethel Alderman, Kate Elizabeth 1889 Alderman, Julian Wood, Roxana J. 2 Aldridge, Allie Dameron 1906 Aldridge, Jacob Samuel Stanfield, Eliza Aldridge, Charles Manley 1913 Aldridge, Charles Phillip Garrison, Lessie lee Aldridge, Edward Cleveland 1908 Aldridge, Grover Cleveland Shoffner, Cenith Aldridge, Elmer Eugene 1906 Aldridge, Grover Cleveland Shoffner, Cenith Aldridge, Eva Graham 1899 Aldrigde, Levi Harrison Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Gladys C. 1909 Aldridge, Levi Harrison Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Grace 1897 Aldridge, Levi Harrison Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Hal Fuller 1910 Aldridge, Grover Cleveland Shoffner, Enith Aldridge, James Henry 1912 Aldridge, Grover Cleveland Shoffner, Cenith Aldridge, Julius Reid 1914 Aldridge, J.A. Aldridge, Lacy Omega 1914 Aldridge, Grover Aldridge, Mary Lillian 1893 Aldridge, Levi Harrison* Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Minnie Eliza 1905 Aldridge, Levi Harrison* Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Nannie G. 1901 Aldridge, Levi Harrison Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, Ruth 1895 Aldridge, Levi Harrison Graham, Minnie E. Aldridge, William Lea 1899 Aldrigde, John Nathaniel Lea, Mamie Aldridge, Willie James 1907 Aldridge, Jacob Samuel Stanfield, Eliza Alexander, Lula Theola 1886 Alexander, John W. Shatterly, Nancy Ann Alexander, Samuel Guy 1903 Alexander, Samuel Alfred Barnhardt, Mary Alexander, Virgie Elizabeth 1899 Alexander, Samuel Alfred Barnhardt, Mary Louola Allen, Albert Carl 1898 Allen, Felix James* White, Nellie Allen, Alice Lee 1905 Allen, John Henry Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, Bessie Roberta 1904 Allen, Haywood Browning, Nancy Jane Allen, Boy 1914 Allen, George Walter Allen, Carl Monroe 1899 Allen, John Monroe Emerson, Mary Jane Allen, Carrie Ethel 1900 Allen, Samuel Edward Hartsoe, Mamie Odie Allen, Charles Fletcher 1912 Allen, George Lester Stuart, Olive Allen, Daniel Wade 1913 Allen John Henry Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, David Willard 1906 Allen, George Lester* Stuart, Olive Allen, Elizabeth Leona 1904 Allen, Harrison Pinnix, Susan Allen, Ellis Durant 1914 Allen, Albert Charles Allen, Ervin Wilmer 1901 Allen, Albert Charley Sykes, Rachel Hannah Allen, Esther Edna 1910 Allen, John Henry Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, Ethel Alvertia 1901 Allen, John Henry Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, Eura Elizabeth 1904 Allen, Oscar Lawrence Herron, Ella Ruth Allen, George Clayton 1910 Allen, George Lester Stuart, Olive Allen, George Walter 1892 Allen, Jacob* Vincent, Rachel Allen, Graham Lester 1908 Allen, George Lester Stuart, Olive Allen, Ila Lee 1904 Allen, Thomas Elwood Meacham, Ida Gannett Allen, Irene Eviline 1914 Allen, Luther Otis Allen, Irving Ellis 1895 Allen, Thomas Ellis Moore, Hallie Walker Allen, James Floyd 1911 Allen, William P. Unthank, Beulah Allen, Jasper Bryant 1914 Allen, William A. Allen, John Homer 5/19/1911 Allen, Albert Charley Sykes, Rachel Hannah Allen, John Lofton 1903 Allen, John Stembridge Jones, Margaret Louise Allen, John Will 1904 Allen, William P. Unthank, Beulah Allen, Joy Belle 1914 Allen, Haywood 3 Allen, Kellie Kenneth 1906 Allen, Oscar L. Herring, Ellie Allen, Lessie Eugenue 1903 Allen, John Franklin Porterfield, Sarah Jane Allen, Lola 1891 Allen, James Marshall, Margaret Allen, Lucy Edna 1901 Allen, George Lester Stuart, Olive Newlin Allen, Lula Clayton 1883 Allen, Edmond Angen Boggs, Nancy Frances Allen, Mark Angus 1908 Allen, Daniel Patterson Maurice, Mary Ann Allen, Mary Argie 1879 Kernodle, John Tobias Clymer, Georgianna Allen, Mary Effie 1894 Allen, William Henry Coleman, Catherine Allen, Mary Myrtle 1907 Allen, John Henry* Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, Maurice Fowler 1914 Allen, J. Henry Allen, Nannie Kate 1908 Allen, William Blackwell, Martha Durham Allen, Nellie Frances 1904 Allen, George Lester Stuart, Olive Newlin Allen, Nettie Jeanette 1905 Allen, Wm. Arlindo Herren, Jennie Allen, Opal Flora 1908 Allen, William Henry Coleman, Catherine Susan Allen, Ora Ellen 1886 Allen, Daniel Baker Russell, Margaret Allen, Ralph Edward 1913 Allen, Charles Edward Allen, Romella 1897 Allen, Ike McAdams, Laura Allen, Ruth 1906 Allen, Daniel Patterson* Maurice, Mary Ann Allen, William Arthur 1907 Allen, George Walter* Suitts, Emma Elizabeth Allen, William Edgar 1903 Allen, Samuel Edward Hartsoe, Odie Allen, William Ralph 1903 Allen, John Henry Allen, Ida Elizabeth Allen, William Tecumpsiah 1912 Allen, John Wayland Massey, Agnes Patrick Allen, William Thomas 1912 Allen, William Arlindo Herren, Jennie Allen, Willie Lewis 1908 Allen, George W. Clayton, Claudia Allison, Effie Pearl 1912 Allison, David Vester Allen, Essie Allison, Lewis J. 1881 Allison, Marion Lashley, Mary Allison, Lillie Mae 1912 Allison, Joseph Coleman Compton, Emma Allison, Marion Watson 1901 Allison, Will Forbes, Lou Dor Allred, Alvin 1906 Allred, Frank Capps, Daisy Allred, Clara Belle 1909 Allred, Joe Cicero Richardson, Addie Allred, Eddie Monroe 1902 Allred, Wm. Cicero Overman, Mary Alice Allred, Floyd 1905 Allred, Ky* Black, Vandelia Allred, Frank 1908 Allred, Frank Capps, Daisy Allred, Gorman Lacy 1911 Allred, Thomas Lacy Shoffner, Katie Allred, Henry Lester 1905 Allred, James Talton Garrett, Annie S. Allred, James Talton 1876 Allred, Seymore Y. Curtis, Sarah Allred, John Carl 1908 Allred, James Talton Garrett, Annie S. Allred, June C., Jr. 1912 Allred, June C., Sr. Bunton, Beulah Allred, Lewis Henry 1897 Allred, Wm. C. Overman, Mary Ann Allred, Robert Lee 1887 Allred, Symour Overman, Mary Catherine Allred, Ruby Roseman 1906 Allred, Joseph Cicero Richardson, Addie Blanche Allred, Wayne Thomas 11/16/1910 Allred, John Bynum Bunton, Beaulah Jane Allred, Willie Henry 1893 Allred,Ky Black, Martha Van Dela Allston, Hubert Garner 1910 Alston, George Lacy Lee, Emma Alred, Boy 1914 Alred, Tom Alston, Annie Bell 1914 Alston, Lisbon Alston, Boy 1914 Alston, Sophia 4 Alston, Bruce Herbert 1888 Alston, Charlie Morrow, Fannie Alston, Callie 1907 Alston, James Isley, Mary Alston, Claude Andrew 1913 Alston, David Andrew Sellars, Gertrude Alston, Ernest 1900 Alston, James Isley, Mamie Alston, Fitcher Marinda Isabelle 1913 Alston, Lacy Lee, Emma Alston, Jerry Nuby 1898 Alston, Jerry Murray, Emma Alston, John David 1914 Alston, Dewitt Alston, John Mack 1913 Alston, Webbie Morrow, Manie Alston, Josephine 1899 Alston, Frank Alston, Lizzie Alston, Lola Lee 1902 Alston, Johnnie Sellars, Mary Jane Alston, Lucy May 1914 Alston, Nathan Alston, Mary Catherine 12/26/1910 Alston, Harvey David Perry, Mary Elizabeth Alston, Sallie Sarah 1902 Alston, Jerry* Morrow, Emma Alston, Ulysses Grant 1896 Alston, Wallace McDaniel Ester Alton, Janie May 1902 Alton, Fred Herbert Adkin, May Louise Alvis, Hettie May 1897 Alvis, James Monroe Colley, Ella Amick, Alson Irving 1914 Amick, Thomas Adolphus Amick,
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