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Top rated - Alleghany County, NC People
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 Sanders, Richard517 viewsAlleghany Co NC after it was formed in 1859.
My g-g-grandparents Richard Sanders (ca 1820-1909) Annie Royal (2/15/1827-8/12/1905). Courtesy of Mary Ann Talbott.

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 weaverben.jpg510 viewsThis is Benjamin Andrew Weaver's home in Piney Creek, Alleghany County, NC. Nathan Weaver, Benjamin's father is 2nd from the right, and Nathan's 3rd wife America Whittington is on the far right.22222
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 tedderwm.jpg502 viewsAlleghany Co. about 1906.
Front row:Wm"Bud" Tedder; son Silas A.; daughter Minnie. Back Row: son John Q; Avery S; and probably daughter Ruby cut off. Photo courtesy of Mary Ann Talbott.

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 Busic, John495 viewsJohn Busic (1840-1919), son of John Busick and Susannah Barton and his second wife Lucinda Mullins. He was first married to Mary Ann Halsey who died in 1862 or so. He served with the Stuart Horse Artillery in the Confederate army and later was a deacon at Piney Creek Primitive Baptist Church.11111
(7 votes)
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 Richardson - Alvin Henry Richardson & Catherine Louisa Surber Richardson449 viewsCourtesy of Karen Lovell rackracing@charter.net11111
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 Doughton, Ch422 views11111
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 parsonssolomon.jpg498 viewsLived at Piney Creek, Alleghany County, NC. She was the daughter of James "Little Jimmy" Weaver and Anne Johnson.11111
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 wiljohn7.jpg876 viewsBaptist Preachers of the Alleghany Co, NC, area c1914. The man in front, on the left is John Mack Williams (1868-1952). Who are the others? Courtesy of Jason Duncan.
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 teddersanders.jpg501 viewsJohn Wesley Tedder (1848-1924) and wife Nancy Sanders Tedder (1851-1932). Photo courtesy of Mary Ann Talbott.11111
(3 votes)
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 strugilljames1816.jpg480 viewsJames Sturgill, Jr., son of James Sturgill, Sr., lived at Piney Creek, Alleghany County, NC.00000
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 doughtonrufus.jpg346 viewsSon of J. Horton Doughton and Rebecca Jones, served as Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina.00000
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 MonroeCaudil&BillTodd.jpg633 viewsMonroe Caudill and his son-in-law, Bill Todd, at Teapot Dome in Alleghany County, NC. I learned that Teapot Dome got it's name from the metal tank that a long ago owner built as a water tank. You can see the "Teapot" if you look very closely at the top of the picture, between Monroe and Bill. Courtesy of Nanalee Wrenn. nwrenn37@yadtel.net00000
(2 votes)
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