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Spencer Bassett, historian, was born at Tarboro, the second child of Richard Baxter Bassett and Mary Jane Wilson Bassett. His father had come from Virginia to eastern North Carolina as a builder and co...
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7/31/2018
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3/20/2020
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Sackett Sydnor, historian and university administrator, was born in Augusta, Ga., the oldest of five children of Evelyn Aiken Sackett and Giles Granville Sydnor, pastor of the Green Street Presbyterian...
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3/17/2020
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3/17/2020
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Lee Smith, professor, university president, publisher, and bibliophile, was born at his family's country home, Wilton, in Granville County. His father, Louis Turner Smith, had been a Confederate surgeo...
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3/8/2020
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3/8/2020
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Franklin Sledd, educator and poet, was born in Bedford County, Va., the son of William Edgar and Arabella Hobson Sledd. Members of both the Hobson and Sledd families had fought in all the wars of the n...
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3/6/2020
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3/6/2020
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DR. ENOCH WALTER SIKES was an American educator. He was born May 19, 1868, on a farm in Union County, North Carolina, the eldest of the seven sons of John Cuthbertson Sikes and Matilda Jane Austin Sike...
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4/16/2013
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3/2/2020
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Like her father. James Sidbury. and brother, James, Jr., Rowena Sidbury Hall was a pediatrician.Born in Wilmington in 1918, the former Julia Rowena Sidbury was the daughter of Dr. James Buren Sidbury (...
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3/2/2020
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3/2/2020
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Albert Shore, physician and public health official, was born in Salem, the son of Henry Washington and Lavinia Ellen Boyer Shore. Widely known in medical circles throughout the United States, he was a ...
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3/2/2020
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3/2/2020
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Beauregard Weeks, historian, bibliographer, collector of North Caroliniana, and government official, was born near Nixonton, Pasquotank County, to James Elliott and Mary Louisa Mullen Weeks. On the dea...
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9/20/2009
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2/7/2020
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Clinton Weaver, Methodist clergyman, educator, and church administrator, was born in Ashe County of Scots-Irish ancestry, the son of James Harvey and Jennie Burkett Weaver. His mother was a member of a...
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3/17/2009
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2/6/2020
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