Georgia Ann Toler
F, b. 31 May 1889, d. 30 March 1967
| Father | William Pitt Toler b. 25 Mar 1859, d. 6 Dec 1946 |
| Mother | Almira Ramon Jones b. 2 Oct 1857, d. 25 Feb 1920 |
Georgia Ann Toler was born on 31 May 1889. She married Henry Bryan Stilley, son of William Joyner Stilley and Elizabeth Taylor Dunn, on 5 March 1911 at Craven County, North Carolina. Georgia Ann Toler died on 30 March 1967 at age 77.
Family | Henry Bryan Stilley b. 16 Mar 1883, d. 31 Oct 1949 |
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Lucinda Annis Toler
F, b. 20 April 1893, d. 9 July 1986
| Father | William Pitt Toler b. 25 Mar 1859, d. 6 Dec 1946 |
| Mother | Almira Ramon Jones b. 2 Oct 1857, d. 25 Feb 1920 |

Joshua Stilley holding Delphia Stilley, Lucy Toler (standing), Penny Toler Stilley holding Dezelle Stilley.
Family | Thomas Jefferson Toler b. 19 Mar 1886, d. 1 Nov 1958 |
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Sarah Catherine Toler
F, b. 8 March 1895, d. 13 May 1899
| Father | William Pitt Toler b. 25 Mar 1859, d. 6 Dec 1946 |
| Mother | Almira Ramon Jones b. 2 Oct 1857, d. 25 Feb 1920 |
Lovie McCall Toler
F, b. 20 November 1897, d. 14 April 1973
| Father | William Pitt Toler b. 25 Mar 1859, d. 6 Dec 1946 |
| Mother | Almira Ramon Jones b. 2 Oct 1857, d. 25 Feb 1920 |
Lovie McCall Toler was born on 20 November 1897. She married Ulysses Grant Toler, son of George Lynier Toler and Laura Belle Norman, on 22 September 1912. Lovie McCall Toler died on 14 April 1973 at age 75. She was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Ulysses Grant Toler b. 9 Nov 1893, d. 13 Oct 1968 |
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William Toler
M, b. 16 August 1901, d. 3 May 1951
| Father | William Pitt Toler b. 25 Mar 1859, d. 6 Dec 1946 |
| Mother | Almira Ramon Jones b. 2 Oct 1857, d. 25 Feb 1920 |
Family | Nannie Daugherty Ipock b. 8 Jan 1898, d. 30 Aug 1968 |
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William Toler
M, b. 24 January 1824, d. 22 March 1894
| Father | James Toler b. c 1782, d. c May 1871 |
| Mother | Rebecca Springle b. c 1786, d. bt 1860 - 1870 |
William Toler was born on 24 January 1824.
William Toler was chain bearer of the survey for a grant of land to James Toler on 13 May 1844 at Craven County, North Carolina; The grant (warrant number 313) for 100 acres was at the head of Pine Tree Branch on the west side of Bear Trap Ridge.1 William Toler and Penelope Barrington obtained a marriage bond on 2 December 1845 at Craven County, North Carolina.2 William Toler was elected a Vice President of the Gaskins Mill Democratic Party Tilden and Vance Club on 26 August 1876 at Gaskins Mill, Township 2, Craven County, North Carolina.3 He died on 22 March 1894 at age 70. He was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
William Toler was chain bearer of the survey for a grant of land to James Toler on 13 May 1844 at Craven County, North Carolina; The grant (warrant number 313) for 100 acres was at the head of Pine Tree Branch on the west side of Bear Trap Ridge.1 William Toler and Penelope Barrington obtained a marriage bond on 2 December 1845 at Craven County, North Carolina.2 William Toler was elected a Vice President of the Gaskins Mill Democratic Party Tilden and Vance Club on 26 August 1876 at Gaskins Mill, Township 2, Craven County, North Carolina.3 He died on 22 March 1894 at age 70. He was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
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Penelope Barrington
F, b. 6 December 1827, d. 27 August 1889
| Father | Nathan Barrington b. s 1791, d. c 1845 |
| Mother | Mary Gaskins b. s 1780, d. c 1829 |
Penelope Barrington was born on 6 December 1827. She and William Toler obtained a marriage bond on 2 December 1845 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 Penelope Barrington died on 27 August 1889 at Zorah, Craven County, North Carolina, at age 61. She was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
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Citations
- [S21] Frances T. Ingmire, Craven County Marriage Records, 1780-1867.
Benjamin Carvasso Toler
M, b. 2 October 1846, d. 26 June 1912
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Benjamin Carvasso Toler was born on 2 October 1846. He married Sarah Ann Norman, daughter of Dawson Norman and Sabrina (?), on 28 March 1869 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 Benjamin Carvasso Toler "At a sanctified meeting at Mr. B.C. Toler's last Saturday night, they had quite a warm time. There was a drunken brawl in which sticks, clubs, and pistols were used in a free manner. Nobody it seems was seriously hurt, but black eyes and bruised heads are at a discount. So much for sanctification and illicit whiskey." on 27 April 1901 at Zorah, Craven County, North Carolina.2 He died on 26 June 1912 at age 65. He was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Sarah Ann Norman b. 7 Dec 1844, d. 19 Feb 1927 |
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Frances Anne Toler
F, b. September 1848, d. 21 June 1903
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Frances Anne Toler was born in September 1848 according to the 1900 Beaufort County (Oregon Precinct) Census. She married David R. Dunn, son of David D. Dunn and Sinia Rowe, on 6 February 1874 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 Frances Anne Toler died on 21 June 1903 at age 54 "Miss Fanny Dunn formerly of this place died at her home near Aurora on the 21st instant of typhoid fever. The remains were brought here Monday and interred in the family burial ground at Bethel Church. Her husband is dangerously sick with the same fever. She has four brothers and two sisters living at this place."2 She was buried on 22 June 1903 at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | David R. Dunn b. 20 Mar 1853, d. a 23 Jun 1903 |
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Laura Toler
F, b. 25 January 1854, d. 3 October 1928
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Laura Toler was born on 25 January 1854. She was born on 2 January 1855.1 She married Henry Bryan Wetherington on 1 July 1875 at Craven County, North Carolina.2 Laura Toler died on 3 October 1928 at Craven County, North Carolina, at age 74 due to pneumonia.1 She was buried at Pine Tree Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Henry Bryan Wetherington b. 6 Dec 1851, d. 21 Feb 1916 |
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Mary Toler
F, b. 20 September 1856, d. 27 October 1888
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Mary Toler was born on 20 September 1856. She died on 27 October 1888 at age 32. She was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina, She was the first person to be buried at High Bridge Cemetery. Pa Pitt Toler purchased the land from Dave Caton to create the cemetry.
She never married.
Willis Ceward Toler
M, b. 17 September 1861, d. 28 November 1921
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Willis Ceward Toler was born on 17 September 1861 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 He married Emily Susan Toler, daughter of Isaiah W. Toler and Holland Jane Dunn, on 19 July 1888 at Craven County, North Carolina.2
Willis Ceward Toler was a Republican candidate for Register of Deeds in 1902 at Craven County, North Carolina. He died on 28 November 1921 at Craven County, North Carolina, at age 60.1 He was buried at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Emily Susan Toler b. 5 May 1872, d. 23 Nov 1960 |
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Penelope Elizabeth Toler
F, b. 15 October 1869, d. 5 April 1937
| Father | William Toler b. 24 Jan 1824, d. 22 Mar 1894 |
| Mother | Penelope Barrington b. 6 Dec 1827, d. 27 Aug 1889 |
Penelope Elizabeth Toler was born on 15 October 1869 according to her death certificate.1 She was born on 15 October 1874 according to her tombstone. She married John Riley Gaskins, son of Riley Gaskins and Sarah Bland, on 7 February 1889 at Craven County, North Carolina.2
Penelope Elizabeth Toler and John Riley Gaskins were living on 4 May 1917? At Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina. Penelope Elizabeth Toler died on 5 April 1937 at Craven County, North Carolina, at age 67.1 She was buried on 6 April 1937 at High Bridge Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.1
Family | John Riley Gaskins b. Aug 1862, d. 13 Aug 1928 |
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John Franklin Jones
M, b. circa 1827
| Father | Azariah Jones b. 27 Mar 1802, d. c 1898 |
| Mother | Barbara Peed d. c 1843 |
John Franklin Jones was born circa 1827. He married Matilda Jane Rowe, daughter of Absalom Tuten Rowe and Feriba Rowe, on 6 January 1853.
Family | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
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Matilda Jane Rowe
F, b. 1 July 1834, d. 14 March 1917
| Father | Absalom Tuten Rowe b. 1812, d. 17 Jul 1862 |
| Mother | Feriba Rowe b. 1810 |
Matilda Jane Rowe was born on 1 July 1834. She married John Franklin Jones, son of Azariah Jones and Barbara Peed, on 6 January 1853. Matilda Jane Rowe died on 14 March 1917 at age 82.
Family | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
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Absalom Tuten Jones
M, b. 1867, d. 1937
| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Absalom Tuten Jones was born in 1867. He married Tina Jarvis in 1895. Absalom Tuten Jones died in 1937.
Family | Tina Jarvis b. 1879, d. 1951 |
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Bryan Harvey Jones
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| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Johnnie Ivan Toler
M, b. 29 December 1953, d. 3 June 2023
| Father | Quentin Randolph Toler b. 6 Aug 1918, d. 31 Jan 1960 |
| Mother | Doris Lee Stilley b. 10 Feb 1921, d. 16 Dec 1997 |
Johnnie Ivan Toler was born on 29 December 1953 at Caton, Craven County, North Carolina. He married Martha Lavern Jones on 17 May 1974 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 Johnnie Ivan Toler died on 3 June 2023 at New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina, at age 69.
Family | Martha Lavern Jones |
Citations
- [S8] , Craven County Marriage Records Craven County Register of Deeds.
Frank Jones
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| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Matilda Jones
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| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Frances Elizabeth "Bettie" Jones
F, b. 1861, d. 1944
| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Frances Elizabeth "Bettie" Jones was also known as Elizabeth Warren. She was born in 1861. She married Charles Foster Rowe, son of David Rowe and Sarah Ann Bennet, in 1897. Frances Elizabeth "Bettie" Jones died in 1944.
Family | Charles Foster Rowe b. c 1862, d. 21 May 1941 |
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Theresa Ann "Rhesa" Jones
F, b. 1863, d. 1897
| Father | John Franklin Jones b. c 1827 |
| Mother | Matilda Jane Rowe b. 1 Jul 1834, d. 14 Mar 1917 |
Theresa Ann "Rhesa" Jones was born in 1863 at Beaufort County, North Carolina.1 She married Charles Foster Rowe, son of David Rowe and Sarah Ann Bennet, on 7 December 1882 at Beaufort County, North Carolina.1 Theresa Ann "Rhesa" Jones died in 1897 at Beaufort County, North Carolina.1
Family | Charles Foster Rowe b. c 1862, d. 21 May 1941 |
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Citations
- [S135] Plummer A. Jones, Jones Family of Blounts Creek, p. 91-93.
David Rowe
M, b. 1825, d. 1872
| Father | Shadrick Rowe b. 1796, d. c 1866 |
| Mother | Holland Gatlin b. c 1791, d. bt 1870 - 1880 |
David Rowe was born in 1825. He married Sarah Ann Bennet, daughter of Wiley Bennet and Sarah L. (?), on 20 March 1852. David Rowe died in 1872.
Family | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
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Sarah Ann Bennet
F, b. 1837
| Father | Wiley Bennet b. c 1801 |
| Mother | Sarah L. (?) b. c 1805 |
Sarah Ann Bennet was also known as Salley Bennet. She was born in 1837. She married David Rowe, son of Shadrick Rowe and Holland Gatlin, on 20 March 1852.
Family | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
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Julia Luvain Rowe
F, b. 18 December 1853, d. 29 August 1927
| Father | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
Julia Luvain Rowe was born on 18 December 1853. She married Dennis Perdue Toler, son of Stephen Toler and Susan Wiley, on 26 February 1876 at Craven County, North Carolina.1 Julia Luvain Rowe died on 29 August 1927 at age 73. She died on 30 August 1927 at Craven County, North Carolina, at age 73.2
Family | Dennis Perdue Toler b. 8 May 1851, d. 8 Aug 1929 |
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Thomas Rowe
M, b. circa December 1852
| Father | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
Thomas Rowe was born circa December 1852.
John Rowe
M, b. circa 1860, d. 26 January 1927
| Father | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
John Rowe was born circa 1860. He died on 26 January 1927 at Craven County, North Carolina.
Delila Rowe
F, b. circa 1858, d. 25 November 1928
| Father | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
Delila Rowe was born circa 1858. She died on 25 November 1928 at Beaufort County, North Carolina.
Sarah Rowe
F, b. circa 1864, d. 24 December 1954
| Father | David Rowe b. 1825, d. 1872 |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Bennet b. 1837 |
Sarah Rowe was born circa 1864. She married Christopher R. Flowers on 13 May 1890 at Beaufort County, North Carolina. Sarah Rowe died on 24 December 1954 at Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina.1
Family | Christopher R. Flowers |
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Citations
- [S3] Death Certificate, Lenoir County, NC Register of Deeds Office.
Stephen Toler
M, b. 3 August 1828, d. 16 December 1902
| Father | James Toler b. c 1782, d. c May 1871 |
| Mother | Rebecca Springle b. c 1786, d. bt 1860 - 1870 |
Stephen Toler was born on 3 August 1828. He and Susan Wiley obtained a marriage bond on 24 June 1848 at Craven County, North Carolina.1
Stephen Toler built a home that architectural historian Peter Sanbeck called a "pure example of the coastal cottage form." circa 1870 at Little Swift Creek, Craven County, North Carolina. Cayton Hunting Club now (2002) uses the home as their hunting lodge.2
He was nominated by the Republicans of Township 2 for the School Committee for the township on 15 July 1871 at Township 2, Craven County, North Carolina.3
Stephen and Charles Toler were involved in a court case involving land. According to the New Bern Weekly Journal of April 2, 1885, "The cases of Charles Toler et als vs. Stephen Toler, being a suit for recovery of lands, and of W.D. Toler vs. Stephen Toler for trespass on lands, were decided by arbitrators at the office of Green & Stevenson on Tuesday to the satisfaction of all concern[ed]. The arbitrators were S.W. Latham, chairman, V.A. Thomas, James F. Heath, and James B. O'Neal. An umpire was selected but his services were not needed. Hon. C.C. Clark appeared for the plaintiff, Moore & Clarke and Green & Stevenson for the defendant. The plaintiff recovered in the trespass suit and defendant in the suit for the recovery of lands. Thus a tedious and complicated lawsuit was ended."
On 6 August 1892 at Craven County Courthouse, New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina, Stephen Toler served on "A committee of seven on Platform and Resolutions" for the People's (Populist) Party of Craven County. Other members of the committee included John A. Jackson, J.W. Kennedy, George D. Conner, J.L. Taylor, J.H. Wetherington, and C.L. Wetherington. The committee drafted the following report which was adopted by the County Convention:
"The People's Party of Craven County in this thier first convention, invoking upon their actions the blessings of Almighty God, puts forth in the name of the people of this county, the following preamble and resolution of principles:
The conditions which now surround us justify our co-operation as we have received no help in the past and have no hope of receiving any in the future from the two old parties. They seem to have agreed together to ignore the needs of the laboring class of people.
Believing that the forces of reform, now organized, will never cease to move forward until every wrong is righted and equal rights and equal privileges established for all the men and women of this country. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the People's Party of Craven County adopt the platform as adopted at the Convention held at Omaha, Neb., July 4, 1892.
Be it further Resolved, That the revenue, derived from a graduated income tax, should be applied to the reduction of the burden of taxation now levied upon the domestic industries of this county."4 He served on the Executive Committee of the Populist Party of Craven County on 11 May 1898 at New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina.5 He died on 16 December 1902 at age 74.
His obituary read "Death at Zorah. Tuesday night, after several months sickness, Stephen Toler died at his home at Zorah, in this county [Craven], aged 76 years. Mr. Toler was well esteemed neighbor, and had been a farmer all his life. He leaves a wife, five sons and five daughters." on 19 December 1902 at Craven County, North Carolina.6 He was buried at Stephen Toler Family Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Stephen Toler built a home that architectural historian Peter Sanbeck called a "pure example of the coastal cottage form." circa 1870 at Little Swift Creek, Craven County, North Carolina. Cayton Hunting Club now (2002) uses the home as their hunting lodge.2
Stephen and Charles Toler were involved in a court case involving land. According to the New Bern Weekly Journal of April 2, 1885, "The cases of Charles Toler et als vs. Stephen Toler, being a suit for recovery of lands, and of W.D. Toler vs. Stephen Toler for trespass on lands, were decided by arbitrators at the office of Green & Stevenson on Tuesday to the satisfaction of all concern[ed]. The arbitrators were S.W. Latham, chairman, V.A. Thomas, James F. Heath, and James B. O'Neal. An umpire was selected but his services were not needed. Hon. C.C. Clark appeared for the plaintiff, Moore & Clarke and Green & Stevenson for the defendant. The plaintiff recovered in the trespass suit and defendant in the suit for the recovery of lands. Thus a tedious and complicated lawsuit was ended."
On 6 August 1892 at Craven County Courthouse, New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina, Stephen Toler served on "A committee of seven on Platform and Resolutions" for the People's (Populist) Party of Craven County. Other members of the committee included John A. Jackson, J.W. Kennedy, George D. Conner, J.L. Taylor, J.H. Wetherington, and C.L. Wetherington. The committee drafted the following report which was adopted by the County Convention:
"The People's Party of Craven County in this thier first convention, invoking upon their actions the blessings of Almighty God, puts forth in the name of the people of this county, the following preamble and resolution of principles:
The conditions which now surround us justify our co-operation as we have received no help in the past and have no hope of receiving any in the future from the two old parties. They seem to have agreed together to ignore the needs of the laboring class of people.
Believing that the forces of reform, now organized, will never cease to move forward until every wrong is righted and equal rights and equal privileges established for all the men and women of this country. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the People's Party of Craven County adopt the platform as adopted at the Convention held at Omaha, Neb., July 4, 1892.
Be it further Resolved, That the revenue, derived from a graduated income tax, should be applied to the reduction of the burden of taxation now levied upon the domestic industries of this county."4 He served on the Executive Committee of the Populist Party of Craven County on 11 May 1898 at New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina.5 He died on 16 December 1902 at age 74.
His obituary read "Death at Zorah. Tuesday night, after several months sickness, Stephen Toler died at his home at Zorah, in this county [Craven], aged 76 years. Mr. Toler was well esteemed neighbor, and had been a farmer all his life. He leaves a wife, five sons and five daughters." on 19 December 1902 at Craven County, North Carolina.6 He was buried at Stephen Toler Family Cemetery, Caton, Craven County, North Carolina.
Family | Susan Wiley b. 9 Feb 1829, d. 15 Oct 1919 |
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Citations
- [S21] Frances T. Ingmire, Craven County Marriage Records, 1780-1867.
- [S66] Peter Sandbeck, Hist. Architecture of New Bern, p. 484-485.
- [S87] New Bern Daily Times, July 17, 1871, page 1.
- [S11] New Bern Weekly Journal, August 11, 1892.
- [S109] New Bern Daily Journal, May 12, 1898, page 4.
- [S11] New Bern Weekly Journal, December 19, 1902, p. 4, col. 2.



