Person in the county’s record
“U.S. Senator, 1795-1801; member, U.S. House, in First Congress, 1790-91. Opposed ratification of U.S. Constitution, 1788, 1789. Lived near here.”
State historical marker: D-106: Timothy Bloodworth
4 works in the index name this person.
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Organizations that keep the county’s own knowledge
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Richard Caswell was first elected governor of the state by the provincial congress in December 1776 and was re-elected to annual terms under the constitution by the General Assemblies of 1777, 1778, and 1779. He was aga…
May 3: Resolution regarding petition of Timothy Bloodworth (messages and petition only) May 2: Resolution regarding petition of Henry Williams (messages and petition only) May 4: Resolution in favor of William Eldridge …
Sept.-Oct.: Memorial of the inhabitants of the town of Wilmington March 21: Petition of William Borritz of Edenton April 17: Petition from the inhabitants of Rowan Co. in favor of Edward Turner (rejected) Memorial of Ti…
Apr. 20: Resolution in favor of William Moore and Philip Thomas Apr. 21: Recommendation that John Benton be given an annuity Apr. 22: Resolution in favor of John Haywood, Jr. for an allowance (message only) Apr. 23: Res…
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