They Moved Away: North Carolinians Who Went to Other States by Hugh B. Johnston Paper with perfect or spiral binding, 59 pages, 1997A manuscript from the files of Hugh B. Johnston, noted Wilson County historian, containing miscellaneous emigration records. Edited and indexed by Grace Williamson Turner. Limited Quantities. Out of Print.
ON SALE: $2.00
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Abstracts of Wills, Wilson County, North Carolina, 1855-1899 by J. Robert Boykin, III. Perfect or spiral binding, 120 pages, 1992 $40.00
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Barnes Narratives by Joan Howell, Editor Paperback, 179 pages, 2011Joan Howell, a Barnes family researcher, was given Hugh B. Johnston’s Barnes family research files before his death. Among those records were typed narratives of those members of the family that he had researched extensively. Ms. Howell has typed and organized these into alphabetical order and fully indexed their names. She also included the extensive study, “Which Edward Barnes was the Son of James, Isle of Wight County, Virginia?” by Margaret Van Ness Nelson, Barbara Barnes Monroe and Carol LaPorte, which was included in the March 2000 issue of Trees of Wilson. This study disputes the previously accepted ancestry of Edward Barnes of Edgecombe County and throws the local Barnes line of descent from Virginia into question. ON SALE: $3.00
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Cemeteries of Wilson County, Volume I 244 cemeteries, 5,000+ tombstone inscriptions, 257 pages. July 1993. Compiled by Joan L. Howell, edited by Joan L. Howell and Sue Evans Mitchell. Includes (by quadrangle) Winstead Crossroads, Elm City, Pinetops, Stancils Chapel, Lucama, Wilson (Township), Saratoga, Kenly West, Kenly East, Fremont, Stantonsburg. $35.00
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Cemeteries of Wilson County, Volume II 75 cemeteries, 5,900+ tombstone inscriptions, 389 pages. October 1993. Compiled by Joan L. Howell, edited by Sue Evans Mitchell and Joan L. Howell. Includes (by quadrangle) Bailey, Winstead Crossroads, Elm City, Stancils Chapel, Lucama, Fountain, Kenly East. $45.00
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Cemeteries of Wilson County, Volume III by Joan L. Howell and Sue Evans Powell, editors Paperback, 316 pages, 1995Volume III contains information on 121 cemeteries and 8,000+ tombstone inscriptions. Includes (by quadrangle) Bailey, Winstead Crossroads, Elm City, Stancil’s Chapel, Lucama, Wilson Evergreen Gardens, Saratoga, Fountain, Kenly East, Fremont, Stantonsburg. Compiled by Joan L. Howell and edited by Joan L. Howell and Sue Evans Powell. ON SALE: $10.00
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Cemeteries of Wilson County, Volume IV Wilson’s Maplewood Cemetery, 13,810 people buried (or intending to be buried), with tombstone inscriptions, 259 pages. October 1998. Compiled and edited by Joan L. Howell. $35.00
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Cemeteries of Wilson County, Volume V Compiled and Edited by Joan L. Howell Paperback, 333 pages, 2015 ON SALE: $10.00 The two city-owned African-American cemeteries; 11,472 burials in Rest Haven Cemetery; and 590 burials in Rountree/Vick Cemetery, many without grave markers.
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Census of 1870, Wilson County by Joan L. Howell Paper with perfect or spiral binding, 390 pages, 1993Includes all five schedules and every name index. Abstracted by Joan L. Howell, edited by Reese Ferrell and Joan L. Howell. ON SALE: $4.00
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History of Three Old Baptist Churches by Hugh B. Johnston Printed on request, 181 pages $35.00 Compilation by Wilson County historian Hugh B. Johnston includes Toisnot, Town Creek and Fall of the Tar churches with membership rosters. Special order, printed on request. Please allow delivery time of 3 to 5 weeks.
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Marriages of Wilson County, North Carolina, 1855-1899 by J. Robert Boykin, III Perfect or spiral binding, 975 pages, 1988 $100.00 Two volumes of marriage abstractions.
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