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.

Indenture for the sale of 960 acres of land located near New Topsail Sound and bordering the land of Job Howes, by John Watts to Edward Bridgen.

Indenture for the sale of 960 acres of land located near New Topsail sound and bordering Job Howes' land, by Edward Bridgen to Elisabeth Catharine DeRosset.

This collection contains the Deeds of Lease and Release for 960 acres of land originally sold by John Watts to Edward Bridgen and later by Edward Bridgen to his sister, Elizabeth Catharine DeRosset. The land was located near near New Topsail sound and Barren inlet, bordering land owned by Job Howes.

This collection contains the Deeds of Lease and Release for 960 acres of land originally sold by John Watts to Edward Bridgen and later by Edward Bridgen to his sister, Elizabeth Catharine DeRosset. The land was located near near New Topsail sound and Barren inlet, bordering land owned by Job Howes.

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

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.

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