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Sampson County, N.C. - Road, Bridge, and Mill Records (1799-1914) Stewart Dunaway:Paperback Bob Huelsdonk

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Bob Huelsdonk

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But bloody hell he was white

Sampson County, N.C. - Road, Bridge, and Mill Records (1799-1914) Stewart Dunaway:Paperback Bob HuelsdonkSampson County was formed in 1784, from Duplin County. Unfortunately, the older records were not preserved. Duplin County was formed in 1750, from part of New Hanover, and even their road and bridge records were not preserved. Nevertheless, this collection includes examples of road, bridge, and mill records, which was so crucial for populating the state, away from the coast. Sampson County boundaries remain the same since 1784 (it was never

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