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CoBection: HINES, JAMES M., PAPERS
Kinston, North Carolina
1766 (1050-1665)
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Physical Description: band grant, deeds, receipts, bill», reports , letter,
broadside, appointments, newspaper clippings. 15b items •
Acquisition: Given by Mrs. W. T. Hines, Kinston, North Carolina.
June 25, 1939.
Description: The majority of the papers, with the exception of early
deeds of Richard, Nathaniel, Joshfua, and John Byrd ( 1766-18U1) concern
James Hines, 'who moved from Wayne County to Institute Township,
Lenoir Co nty, in 1852. Hines was county treasurer (1859-1337) and
a trustee of Caswell Academy.
Receipts and tax records (1850-1863)
осюрсае
the bulk of
the papers j personal records include guardianship (Drewry A. Hill
heirs) and executorship (Kader Hines) documents and Setae bills and
receipts.
Pamphlets include! The North Carolina Teacher, edited
by Eugene 0. Harrell, Releigh.'Tor January, IbQ^/Tpri^ 1886,
February, Kay, September, 1887, and January, 1888* C irculsrs of
Information of the Bureau of Education (Washington! Government
Printing Office, 1681); jjorth Carolina Baptist Almanac, edited by
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T. Ealley, issues in IBBJand IBBSj frhe CogmiBgion' or Southern
Baptist liiosjcoery Kagatlne, published by Board of Foreign
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lesions,
Southern ikiptlot Convention, for November, 1858) and The Christian
Baptist, edited by John T. Haleh, Goldsboro, for May an3 December^
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