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Brick Wall in 19th-Century North Carolina

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Q. My great-great-grandfather James W. Crutchfield was born in Orange County, NC, on July 6, 1811. I can’t find his parents or siblings. He was married to Sallie P. Jones in 1841 in North Carolina, and I can find no record of that, although I can find a previous marriage to Lavinia Lashley in 1836. View Website VIP Subscription

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