The Guthrie surname

In the chronology 11 people

The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.

• Guthrie, Charles B. 2 entries, 1921–1925
  • 1921–1954: The Hill Bakery, 1921–1954
  • December 1, 1925: W. B. Neal sells the Hill Bakery to Charles B. Guthrie and W. V. Stuart
• Guthrie, Etta 3 entries, 1930–1945
  • May 1930: A baby clinic for Black families opens at Rock Hill Baptist Church
  • by July 12, 1935: A clinic examines 19 Black babies in Chapel Hill
  • March 1945: Black laundry workers take complaints of racial pay discrimination to the Fair Employment Practice Committee
• Guthrie, H. B. 1 entry, 1866
  • 21 August 1866: Patsy Ruffin declines to name her child's father, as the Graham letter arranged
• Guthrie, Henry 4 entries, 1916–1924
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  • 1916–1924: Chapel Hill's movie houses and the Pickwick fire, 1916–1924
  • about 1918: Henry Guthrie opens a movie theatre on West Franklin Street
  • November 20, 1923: Fire destroys the Caldwell garage and four automobiles on West Franklin Street
  • July 15, 1924: Henry and Matilda Guthrie's Franklin Street lot, with its moving-picture house, is advertised for foreclosure
• Guthrie, Hugh B. 20 entries, 1852–1879
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• Guthrie, J. J. 1 entry, 1866
  • July 4, 1866: Freedpeople hold a Black Fourth of July celebration
• Guthrie, Matilda 3 entries, 1916–1924
  • 1916–1924: Chapel Hill's movie houses and the Pickwick fire, 1916–1924
  • 1918–1924: Henry Guthrie's West Franklin Street property and Black-owned businesses, 1918–1924
  • July 15, 1924: Henry and Matilda Guthrie's Franklin Street lot, with its moving-picture house, is advertised for foreclosure
• Guthrie, Paul N. 1 entry, 1969
  • November 17, 1969: SAGA and the strikers agree through the faculty mediation panel to a supervised union election
• Guthrie, W. A. 3 entries, 1888–1898
  • November 1888 to June 1890: Prospectors find coal at Patterson's mill in Chapel Hill Township
  • November 7, 1898: W. A. Guthrie urges Chapel Hill voters to the polls for the white supremacy ticket the day after McCauley's body is found
  • 1898: The 1898 white supremacy campaign in Orange County
• Guthrie, W. S. 2 entries, 1869–1892
  • July 17, 1869: Chapel Hill's town board holds the earliest meeting with surviving minutes
  • 1892: The W. S. Guthrie family plot is enclosed with a cast-iron fence
• Guthrie, William A. 1 entry, 1898
  • November 7, 1898: W. A. Guthrie urges Chapel Hill voters to the polls for the white supremacy ticket the day after McCauley's body is found

In the historical records 43 records

23 deeds, 1 records of enslaved people, 11 marriages, 5 court minutes and 3 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Guthrie marriages in full · Search the name in every collection