The Pritchard surname

In the chronology 13 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.

• Pritchard, Rev. Dr. 1 entry, 1880
  • July 20, 1880: Rev. Dr. Pritchard of Wake Forest lectures the Normal School on education and the state's resources
• Pritchard, Grady 3 entries, 1953–1957
  • 1953: Bruce Strowd sells his car business to Crowell Little and Grady Pritchard
  • 1955: Crowell Little and Grady Pritchard move the former Strowd dealership to 1710 East Franklin Street
  • January 3, 1957: A hearing on the Chapel Hill recreation district turns to Carrboro's school tax and integration
• Pritchard, Isaac W. 23 entries, 1900–1935
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• Pritchard, Isaac W. 1 entry, 1937
  • by April 2, 1937: Chapel Hill completes the west-end sewage pumping plant
• Pritchard, James Manning 4 entries, 1930–1944
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• Pritchard, Josephine 1 entry, 1931
  • by October 2, 1931: The Chapel Hill Garden Club leaves the Community Club to join the North Carolina Garden Club
• Pritchard, Josie 1 entry, 1919
  • by January 2, 1919: The American Red Cross commends Chapel Hill women for their work in the influenza epidemic
• Pritchard, Manning 3 entries, 1930–1931
  • 1930: Chapel Hill's business failures, 1930
  • February 22, 1930: Manning Pritchard and Philip Lloyd buy the Patterson Brothers drugstore from its receivers
  • by October 23, 1931: The Postal Telegraph Company opens an office in the Pritchard-Lloyd drug store
• Pritchard, Thomas H. 1 entry, 1860
  • 1860 to 1868: First Baptist Church of Hillsborough builds its church
• Pritchard, Thomas Henderson 2 entries, 1868–1873
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• Pritchard, W. N. 9 entries, 1887–1930
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  • 1887 to 1888: University Lodge No. 408 is chartered at Chapel Hill
  • 1888 to 1890: Alphonso J. McDade returns as mayor of Chapel Hill
  • June 27, 1888: Chapel Hill Democrats organize a Cleveland, Fowle and Bunn Club
  • November 1895 to 1896: Algernon S. Barbee serves as mayor of Chapel Hill
  • November 4, 1902: Democrats carry Orange and Sheriff Hughes beats an independent challenger
  • August 16, 1902: Orange Democrats name their 1902 county ticket
  • September 9, 1902: Senatorial district Democrats nominate R. L. Walker and W. N. Pritchard at Hillsborough
  • by July 24, 1919: The Pritchards sell their mill and cotton gin to Bowden and Poythress
  • February 22, 1930: Manning Pritchard and Philip Lloyd buy the Patterson Brothers drugstore from its receivers
• Pritchard, William 3 entries, 1883–1930
  • 1883: Thomas Lloyd and William Pritchard build a grist mill and cotton gin at the West End depot
  • 1886: Thomas F. Lloyd buys out his partner and adds a flour mill by the depot
  • January 1930: Postmaster, mayor and state senator William Pritchard is buried in the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery
• Pritchard, William N. 2 entries, 1820–1882
  • as early as 1820 (tradition): The core of the Saunders-Pritchard House is built on land that later became Northside
  • 1882: William N. Pritchard and Thomas F. Lloyd open a general store on East Franklin Street

In books and archives 3 headings

Subject headings from the library catalogs Orange County Indexed gathers. A family heading collects genealogies and family papers; a person heading, the works about that person.

• Pritchard family family, 1 work
• Pritchard, Jeter Connelly, 1 work
• Pritchard, Thomas Henderson, 1832-1896 1 work

In the historical records 30 records

7 deeds, 17 marriages, 5 court minutes and 1 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. Pritchard marriages in full · Search the name in every collection