Two copies of "Abstract of Votes Cast at an Election Held for Governor and State Officers, on Tuesday, November 2, 1880, in the State of North Carolina". The reverse side contains the "Comparative Vote of North Carolina for 1876 and 1889. Including the Vote for Members of Congress at the Late Election."

King's grant, dated December 12, 1757 from George II to John Lane; 150 acres. The grant is signed by Governor Arthur Dobbs and witnessed by William Fenner D.S. Laminated, wax seal separate but included. See Items 4 and 11.

King's grant, dated December 23, 1763 from George III to Longfield Cox [Case?]; 200 acres on the south side of the Neuse River, described as "on the South side of Neuse River on the half Moon Swamp". Signed by Governor Arthur Dobbs. Laminated.

Grant, dated October 24, 1782 from the State of NC to John Jones; 130 acres on the south side of the Neuse River. Signed by Governor Alexander Martin. Laminated. Also attached and laminated is a land surveyor's report by James Gatlin, witnessed by Alexander Martin.

This map was published by the North Carolina State Highway and Public Works Commission.

President Andrew Johnson's pardon of Stephen Graham of Duplin County, North Carolina.

One (1) Red and white metal sign 12 ¼ ” x 24”, [i]Voters in this Family Will Vote For Wallace For President.[/i] Stored in Map Case.

Cockatoo News Summary, 6th Infantry Divison--- The Philippines. Headline "Trumand and Churchill Verify Unconditional Surrender of Germans" Pgs. 1-4.

The Tribune of Manila, Philippines. Headline "100,000 in Parade: Japan's Victory Reaffirmed as P.I. Observes Anniversary." Pgs. 1-12.

Allied Families of The Old Cape Fear, compiled by Anne T.S. Bellamy, incomplete genealogy chart, original.