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"THE ROBESON SCRIBE"
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The Robeson Scribe is a quarterly journal
established by the Robeson County Genealogical Society to provide records, and
other materials of genealogical and historical interest to members and others
seeking information on ancestors who, at one time or another, resided in Robeson
County.
All readers are encouraged to submit manuscripts, family Bible records, articles
from previously published sources, transcriptions of original records, etc.
Sources MUST be cited for each submission, along with submitter's name, postal
address and e-mail address, if applicable.
Likewise, all readers (not just Society members) are encouraged to submit queries for publication. Queries
must be 75 words or less and must mention at least one Robeson County surname and
date . Multiple queries may be submitted, but only one query per submitter
will be published in each issue. Queries may be e-mailed to
or typed and mailed to the Society's postal address:
RCHGS, Attention: Editor, P.O. Box 2292, Lumberton, NC 28359
This is the a list of Contents for the Summer 2009 edition of the "Robeson Scribe".
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George Anthony, WWI Serviceman
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Memories of “Other” Schools in Lumberton
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Burnt Swamp Baptist Indian Association
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History of Ten Mile Center Church
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Delayed Birth records – A Valuable Resource
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J.L. Matthews Moved to Georgia
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News Notes
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F.A. Prevatte Attends Gettysburg Reunion, 1938
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Robesonians Found in Georgia in 1850
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D.F. Lowry’s Contribution to the Henry Berry Lowrie Legend
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Lt. Duncan E. McNair Dead, 1861
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Will of Jacob Alford, 1794
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Jacob Alford, 1738 – bef. 1826
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Pension Application of John Brooks, 1853-1855
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Random Orders from the Robeson Court, 1801-1835
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For the Soldiers, 1861
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Act to Raise Continental Battalions for Revolutionary War
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Robesonians Who Filed for Bankruptcy, 1868-1878
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Robesonians in the Index of Dictionary of North Carolina Biography
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Maxton Plane Crash Victims, 1943
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Useful Light in Battle
