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Henry Pattillo

“Presbyterian. Served by Hugh McAden, 1755-65. Henry Pattillo was first pastor. Church moved to Cedar Grove in 1893. Cemetery one mile S.”
State historical marker: G-84: Old Eno Church and Cemetery

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NCpedia: Henry Pattillo NCpedia Dictionary of North Carolina Biography entry
Historical marker G-84: Old Eno Church and Cemetery NC Highway Historical Marker Presbyterian. Served by Hugh McAden, 1755-65. Henry Pattillo was first pastor. Church moved to Cedar Grove in 1893. Cemetery one mile S.
Historical marker G-86: Henry Pattillo 1726-1801 NC Highway Historical Marker Presbyterian minister; legislator; author of textbooks. Served many churches in Virginia & North Carolina. Home & school 1/4 mile West.

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Church in the Old Fields: Hawfields Presbyterian Church and Community in North Carolina

Turner, Herbert Snipes · 1962 · University of North Carolina Press

NC Cardinal OCPL UNC Durham

Apr.-May, 1782 Jt. Select Comm., Reports and Papers (petitions, messages, etc.) April. 17-27

North Carolina. General Assembly · 1763

Apr. 16: Report on governor's message, resolves of Congress, etc. (messages only) Apr. 17: Report on governor's message and related letters and papers. (messages only) Apr. 17: Report on the petition from a number of in…

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