Clerk ol I curt L. Bruce Wynne Williamston
. oi I >. eds .1. Sam Getsinger Williamston
Sheriff W. R. Rawls Williamston
urcr W. L. Howell Williamston
Auditor M. C. Cobb Williamston
Tax Supervisor W. Cecil Brown Williamston
Tax Collector W. Cecil Brown Williamston
County Accountant ...M.C.Cobb Williamston
Coroner CD. Taylor Williamston
County Health Director Dr. K L. Van Horn Williamston
Supt. of Schools . R. Eugene Rogers Williamston
Director of Public Welfare . Mary W. Taylor Williamston
Count \ Ext. Chairman D.W.Brady Williamston
Chmn." ABC Board . .V. J. Spivey Williamston
Chmn. Bd. Education . H. B. Gaylord Jamesville
Chmn. Bd. Elections. . C. D. Carstarphen Williamston
Wildlife Protector . Harold R Dail Robersonville
Forest Ranger Marvin H. Leggett Jamesville
County Attorney Peel&Peel.. Williamston
5 Librarian Mrs. Mary B. Wilson Washington
Civil Defense Director. Don E. Johnson Williamston
Vetei ce Officer W.C.Purvis Hamilton
Recorder's Court :
Judge . ..H. 0. Peele Williamston
Solicitor R. L. Coburn Williamston
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Commissioner Paul Barber Jamesville
Commissioner Joseph H. Thigpen Williamston
Commissioner . . . . . J. C. Gurkin, Sr. Rt. 1, Williamston
Commissioner John Sledge Oak City
Mcdowell
McDowell County was formed in 1812 from Ritiarford and Burke. Was named in
nonor of ( Colonel Joesph McDowell, an a ■' i .- • i fi ??r of the Revolution. McDowell voted
with Rutherford and Rurke until 1854.
Population 26,742 County Seat — Marion
State Senator 30th District Clyde M. Norton, Old Fort
Members House of Representatives 45 thDist. . Gordon H. Greenwood, Black Mountain
Herschel S. Harkins, Asheville
C. Edley Hutchins, Rt. 1, Black Mountain
David D. Jordan, Asheville
Office Officer Address
( 'lerk of < oun Robert G. Jarrett, Sr Marion
Register of Deeds Ruth Lackey Lambeth Marion
Sheriff J. Hubert Haynes Marion
Ruth Lackey Lambeth Marion
Ernst & Ernst Winston-Salem
Jack Harmon Marion
. . B. B. Byrd Marion
Accounl Sue M. Chrisawn Marion
< Coroner T. Walton Clapp, Jr. Marion
County Health Director Dr. W. F. E. Loftin Marion
Supt. of Schools James E. Johnson Marion
or of Public Welfare H. Gene Herrell Marion
County Ext . Chairman R. L. Love Marion
in. Bd. Education Gudger C. Welch Old Fort
Wildlife 1'atrolman. . W. E. Gooden Nebo
Monroe V. Marlowe Rt. 1, Mar on
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Office Officer Address
( ounty Attorney E. P. Dameron Marion
( ounty Librarian Alice Newell Marion
Civil Defense Director John L. Sullivan Marion
Veterans Service Officer H. R. Early Old Fort
County Criminal Court:
Judge William D. Lonon Marion
Solicitor Charles E. Burgin Marion
("ounty Commissioners:
Chairman Terry A. Moore Marion
Commissioner Dr. O. D. Rowe Marion
Commissioner J. B. Walker, Jr Marion
MECKLENBURG
Mecklenburg County was formed in 1762 from Anson, Was named in honor of Princess
Charlotte, of Mecklenburg, Queen of George III, King of England. The county seat,
Charlotte, one of the prettiest cities in the State, was also named in her honor. Mecklen-
burg County was the scene of some of the most stirring events in the Revolution.
Population— 272,111 County Seat— Charlotte
State Senators 27th District Mrs. Martha W. Evans, Charlotte
Charles K. Maxwell, Rt. 1, Huntersville
Herman A. Moore, Charlotte
Members H<TUse of Representatives 36th District Philip Jackson Baugh, Charlotte
James Tully (Jim) Beatty, Charlotte
Richard B. Calvert, Charlotte
James H. Carson, Jr., Charlotte
G. Patrick Hunter, Charlotte
Arthur H. Jones, Charlotte
James B. Vogler, Charlotte
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court J. Edward Stukes Charlotte
Register of Deeds Edgar Smith Charlotte
Sheriff Donald W. Stahl Charlotte
Treasurer Juanita Cadieu Charlotte
Auditor J. Harry Weatherly (acting) Charlotte
Tax Supervisor R. P. Alexander Charlotte
Tax Collector P. W. Davenport Charlotte
Coroner Dr. Walter M. Summerville Charlotte
County Health Director Dr. Maurice Kamp Charlotte
Supt. of Schools Dr. Craig Phillips Charlotte
Director of Public Welfare Wallace H. Kuralt Charlotte
County Ext. Chairman G. B. Hobson Charlotte
Chran. ABC Board J. Y. Pharr, Jr Charlotte
Chmn. Bd. Education William Poe Charlotte
Chmn. Bd. Elections Mrs. Samuel C. Hair Charlotte
Wildlife Protector J. O. Brown Charlotte
Wildlife Protector William H. Cordell Cornelius
County Manager J. Harry Weatherly Charlotte
County Attorney Thomas Ruff Charlotte
County Librarian Hoyt R. Galvin Charlotte
Civil Defense Director Kenneth D. Williams Charlotte
Veterans Service Officer Vernon O. Tucker Charlotte
Recorder's Court:
Judge Winfred R. Ervin Charlotte
Solicitor E. Clayton Selvey, Jr Charlotte
Charlotte Municipal Court:
Judges P. B. Beachum, Jr. and William T. Grist . . Charlotte
Solicitors J. Marshall Haywood and Warren Blair Charlotte
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i 'ounty < -ommissioners:
( 'hairman John A. ( lampbell Charlotte
i 'ommissio M. W. Peterson Charlotte
Commi ionei James G. Martin Charlotte
Commissioner Robert I). Potter Charlotte
• 'omm Sam T. Atkinson, Jr Charlotte
MITCHELL
Mill ( (.uni. \ was formed in 1861 from Yancey, Caldwell, Burke and McDowell.
Was named in honor of J >r. Elisha Mitchell, a professor in the University of North (Carolina.
While "ii an exploring expedition on Mt. Mitchell, the highest peak east of the Rocky
Mountain-., I >r. Mitchell fell from a his,'" peak and was killed. His body is buried on top
< > f this lofty mountain. Mitchell County voted with Yancey County until 1868.
Population 13,906 ;. County Seat— Bakersville
Senators :11st District Bruce B. Briggs, Asheville
R. Theodore Dent, Spruce Pine
Member House of Representatives 44th 1 (istrict Mack S. Isaac. Newland
< Office Officer Address
< 'lerk of ( 'ourl Guy E. Snyder BaKersvilie
Register of Deeds Frank G. Whitson Bakersville
Sheriff Brownloe L. Moffett Bakersville
Treasurer Frank P. Garland Bakersville
Vuditor Frank Jones Bakersville
Tax Supervisor Frank Jones Bakersville
1 ollector Frank P. Garland Bakersville
I -ounty Accountant Frank Jones Bakersville
>ner James Henline Bakersville
Supt. of Schools Walter Thomas Bakersville
Director of Public Welfare Rayburn Yelton Bakersville
County Ext. Chairman George Conrad Bakersville
Chmn. Bd. Education Lat Westall Spruce Pine
1 Ihmn. Bd. Elections Lewis Turbyrield Bakersville
Wildlife Protector Scott Beasley Spruce Pine
Ranger J. Bruce Street Bakersville
< ounty Attorney Warren H. Pritchard Spruce Pine
County Librarian Mrs. Vaughty B. Young Bakersville
Civil 1 letense Director George M. Bartlett Spruce Pine
\ ei, ran Ser\ ice Officer Charles Foster Bakersville
( 'ounty ( 'ommissioners:
,;in J. Eston Peterson Spruce Pine
' ommissioner Warren Pitman Bakersville
( ommissioner Glenn J. Buchanan Spruce Pine
MONTGOMERY
County was formed in 1778 from Anson. Was named in honor of the
il Richard Montgomery, who lost his life at the battle of Quebec in 1775 while
trying to conquer Canada.
County Seat -Troy
SI ate Senat ors 1 9t h 1 >isi net j. F . Allen, Biscoe
,, Voit Gilmore, Southern Pines
ntatives 27th District Colon Blake, Candor
C. Roby Garner, Sr., Asheboro
Officer Address
£ ler . k " f ' ' Charles M. Johnson Troy
" f ' >eeds Thad Cranford Troy
Elwood C.iLong Trov
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i Mlu < Officer Address
Tax Supervisor A. P. Guyer Troy
Tax Collector A. P. Guyer Troy
County Accountant James S. Smitherman Troy-
Coroner John C. Wallace Troy
County Health Director Dr. George H. Armstrong Mt. Gilead
Supt. of Schools H. Wade Mobley Troy
Director of Public Welfare Frank M. Ledbetter Troy
County Ext. Chairman Austin M. Garriss Troy
Chmn. Bd. Education Howard Dorsett Mt. Gilead
Chmn. Bd. Elections Homer Haywood Mt. Gilead
Wildlife Protector Cleat E. Poole Troy
Forest Ranger Carl Wood Troy
County Attorney Garland S. Garriss Troy
County Librarian Mrs. P. L. Shamburger Star
Civil Defense Director John C. Wallace Troy
Veterans Service Officer E. A. Pipkin Tory
Recorder's Court:
Judge Kester O. Williams Star
Solicitor Edmund 0. Kenion Candor
County Commissioners:
Chairman R. B. Jordan, Jr Mt. Gilead
Commissioner Henry Allen Troy
Commissioner Harold A. Scott Troy
Commissioner John Paul Mcintosh Star
Commissioner H. Page McAulay Candor
MOORE
MoorelCounty was formed in 1784 from Cumberland. Was named in honor of Captain
Alfred Moore, of Brunswick, a soldier of the Revolution and afterwards a Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Population— 36,733 County Seat— Carthage
State Senators 19th District J. F. Allen, Biscoe
Voit Gilmore, Southern Pines
Member House of Representatives 28th District T. Clyde Auman, West End
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court CM. McLeod Carthage
Register of Deeds Mrs. Audrey McCaskill Carthage
Sheriff W. B. Kelly Carthage
Treasurer Carolina Bank Carthage
Auditor John C. Muse Co Sanf ord
Tax Supervisor Mrs. Estelle T. Wicker Carthage
Tax Collector J. Douglas David Carthage
County Accountant Mrs. Estelle T. Wicker Carthage
Coroner W. K. Carpenter Carthage
Surveyor Paul Ward Southern Pines
County Health Director Dr. A. G. Siege Carthage
Supt. of Schools R. E. Lee Carthage
Director of Public Welfare Mrs. Pauline C. Cole Carthage
County Ext. Chairman F. D. Allen Carthage
Chmn. ABC Board James W. Tufts Pinehurst
Chmn. Bd. Education Jere McKeithen Aberdeen
Chmn. Bd. Elections S. C. Riddle Carthage
Wildlife Protector Charles J. Smith High Falls
Forest Ranger Travis A. Wicker Southern Pines
County Attorney M. G. Boyette Carthage
County Librarian Mrs. Doris M. Stewart Carthage
Civil Defense Director Col. A. M. Roster Southern Pines
Veterans Service Officer N. A. McLeod Carthage
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.). \ ance Rowe Aberdeen
W. Lamonl Brown Southern Pine."
Aberdeen lice order's < lourl :
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J. (1. Farrell. Aberdeen
Solicitoi R- ^ Pa^. nl Aberdeen
Southern Pines Recorder's Court
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W. H. Fullenwider Southern Pines
Solicitor H ( ' Broughton Southern Pines
i ouni y Commissioners:
i 'hariman John M . ( 'urrie Carthage
( 'ommissioner W. Sidney Taylor Aberdeen
• 'ommissioner C. Wiley Purvis RFD, Robbins
I lommissioner Robert S. Ewing Southern Pines
( ommissioner Floyd T. ( 'ole West End
NASH
Nash County was formed in 1777 from Edgecombe. Was named in hum : of General
Francis Nash, a soldier of the Revolution, v ho was mortally wounded while fighting under
\\ ashington at Germantown. The United States has erected a monum nt in his honor at
the Guilford Battleground near Greensboro.
Population 61,002 County Seat Nashville
State Senators 8th District . 1 >allas L. Alford, Jr., Rocky Mount
Jesse H. Austin, Jr., Clayton
Members House ol Representatives 1 tth District Allen C. Barbee, Spring Hope-
Joe E. Eagles, Macclesfield
Julian B. Fenner. Rocky Mount
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court Ben H. Neville Nashville
Register of Deeds Catherine F. Griffin Nashville
Sheriff Glenn O. Womble Nashville
Vuditor .J.C.Ellis Nashville
Tax Supervisor . . . . J. C. Ellis Nashville
Tax Coll. ■ctor J. C. Ellis Nashville
County Accountant J. C. Ellis Nashville
t 'oroner W. Russell Williams Nashville
County Health Director . Dr. J. S. Chamblee Nashville
Supt. of Schools C. H. Fries Nashville
! >irector of Public Welfare James A. Glover Nashville
County Ext. Chairman J. P. Woodard Nashville
Chmn. ABC Board George I. Womble Nashville
Chmn. Bd. Education W. S. Williams, Jr. Middlesex
I 'hmn. Bd. Elecl ions Don Evans Rocky Mount
\\ ildlife Protector Charles A. Boone Red Dak
Forest Ranger W. L. Lawrence, Jr Nashville
County Attorney James W. Keel, Jr Rocky Mount
1 outi'y Librarian Mrs. Ruth Jeffreys Rocky Mount
Civil Defense Director Elmer R. Daniel Rocky Mount
County Recorder's Court:
Judge John B. Exum, Jr Rocky Mount
Solicitor F. E. Turnage Rocky Mount
Rockj Mount Municipal Recorder's Court :
Tom H. Matthews . . Rocky Mount
James E. Ezzelle, Jr. Rocky Mount
■. Commissioners:
Chairman Henry M. Milgrom Battleboro
''ommissioner . F. B. Cooper, Jr Nashville
Ralph I. Bass Spring Hope
Commissiu . Fred E. Harris Bailey
Frank Baldwin . .. Rocky Mount
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NEW HANOVER
New Hanover County was formed in 1729 from Bath. Was named alter Hanover, a
country in Europe whose ruler became King; of Fngland with the title of George I.
Population— 71,742 County Seat — Wilmington
State Senators 10th District John J. Burney, Jr., Wilmington
LeRoy G. Simmons, Rt. 1, Albertson
Members House of Representatives 5th District George T. Clark, Jr., Wilmington
William L. Hill, II, Wilmington
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court James G. McKeithan . Wilmington
Register of Deeds E. Paul Blanchard Wilmington
Sheriff Marion W. Millis Wilmington
Treasurer Perry Shepard Wilmington
Auditor Perry Shepard Wilmington
Tax Supervisor William G. Houck Wilmington
Tax Collector. . Sam W. Johnson Wilmington
Coroner L. Starr McMillan Wilmington
County Health Director Dr. C. B. Davis Wilmington
Supt. of Schools Dr. William H. Wagoner Wilmington
Director of Public Welfare Lela Moore Hall Wilmington
County Ext. Chairman . . Durwocd D. Baggett Wilmington
Chmn. ABC Board Dr. J. A. Oldham Wilmington
( hmn. Bd. Education. .. Emsley A. Laney Wilmington
Chmn. Bd. Elections Otto K. Pridgen, II Wilmington
Wildlife Protector John L. Musselwhite Wilmington
County Manager James E. Marshall Wilmington
County Attorney L. Bradford Tillery. Wilmington
County Librarian Katherine E. Howell Wilmington
Civil Defense Director Spotswocd H. Huntt Wilmington
Veterans Service Officer Thurston Formey-Duval Wilmington
Recorder's Court:
Judge Winrield Smith Wilmington
Solicitor John M . Walker Wilmington
County Commissioners:
Chairman Dr. Joseph W. Hooper Wilmington
Commissioner Laurence O. Bow den Wilmington
Commissioner M. H. Vaughan Wilmington
Commissioner John Van B. Metts, Jr Wilmington
Commissioner James M. Hall, Jr Wilmington
NORTHAMPTON
Northampton County was formed in 1741 from Bertie. Was named in honor of George
Earl of Northampton, an English nobb rr an. His sen, Spencer Ccmpton, Earl of Wilmin-
ton, was high in office when Gabriel Johnttcn was Governor of North Carolina, who had
the town of Wilmington named in his honor.
Population — 26,811 County Seat — Jackson
State Senators 1st District J. J. Harrington, Lewiston
George M. Wood, Camden
Members House of Representatives 6th District Emmett W. Burden, Aulander
Roberts H. Jernigan, Jr., Ahoskie
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court R. J. White, Jr Jackson
Register of Deeds Wilson Bridgers Jackson
Sheriff E. Frank Outland Jackson
Treasurer The Farmers Bank Woodland
Tax Supervisor Melvin C. Holmes Jackson
Tax Collector W. T. Bradley Jackson
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countanl Melvin C. Holmes Jackson
J. ('. Edwards Jackson
i ountj Health Director . Dr. W. K. Parker Woodland
Supt. of Scl Roy I-'. Lowry Jackson
Director of Public Welfan Mrs. J. W. Brown Jackson
( 'ount \ Ext . ( 'hairman B. H. Ilarrell Jackson
( 'hmn. A B( Hoard Bartlet t R. Burgwyn Jackson
Chmn. Bd. Educal ion W. ('. < !onner Rich Square
( 'limn. Bd. Election Russell H. Johnson, Jr Conway
Wildlife Protectoi V B. Hughes Jackson
Forest Hanger Leroy M. Wheeler Rt. 1, Seaboard
County Manager Melvin C. Holmes Jackson
ton' E.B.Grant Jackson
County Librarian Mrs. Nancy M. Froelich . Jackson
Defense Director J. Guy Revelle Conway
ce Officer. . Merrell Gay/ Jackson
Recorder's ( 'ourl
Judge Ballard S. Gay Jackson
Solicitot J. Buxton Weaver Rich Squar.
ommissioners:
Chairman J. Guy Revelle Conway
Commissioner . H. C. Guthrie Garysburg
( lojmissioner John H. Liverman, Jr Woodland
< 'ommissioner David E. Gay Seaboard
nissioner Jasper Eley Jackson
ONSLOW
Onslow County was formed in 1731 from Bath. Was named in honor of Arthur Onslow .
for more than thirty years Speaker of the House of Commons in the British Parliament.
Population <S2,7<)<; County Seat— Jacksonville
State Senator 6th District Albert J. Ellis, Jacksonville
Members House of Representatives 4th[Districl William D. Mills, Rt. 1, Maysville
J. F. Mohn, Richlands
Hugh A. Ragsdale, Richlands
Office Officer Address
< 'lerk of ( ourt .... Everitte Barbee Jacksonville
Register of Deeds Mildred M. Thomas Jacksonville
Sheriff Thomas J. Marshall Jacksonville
Treasurer First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co Jacksonville
Auditor . H. U. Justice, Jr Jacksonville
rax Supervisor James H. Justice Jacksonville
Tax ( lollei W. H. Walton Jacksonville
Talbert Jones Jacksonville
Roscoe Sandlin Jacksonville
> Health Director . Dr. Eleanor Williams Jacksonville
"' Schools Paul J. Tyndall Jacksonville
of Public Welfare.. . Edward C. Sexton Jacksonville
Ext Chairman . D. A. Halsey Jacksonville
■\BC Hoard Timmons Jones Jacksonville
Bd. Education Dr. James Fiver . . Jacksonville
i. Bd. Elections O. T. Marshburn . . Richlands
£.! l'!j e Patrolman Paul S. Metters Jacksonville
•J lldllfe • Shelton Brickhouse Richland-
Robert H. Kinsey Rt. 1, Jacksonville
County £ James R. Strickland Jacksonville
Adelaide McLartv Jacksonville
Mrs. Ilaeru Taylor Jacksonville
J. B. Pollock Swansboro
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Othct Officer Address
County Criminal Court
Judge Harvey Boney Jacksonville
Solicitor. A. Turner Shaw, Jr Jacksonville
Municipal Court:
Judge Alex Warlick, Jr Jacksonville
Solicitor Paul G. Sylvester Jacksonville
County Commissioners:
Chairman Ormand Barbee Richlands
Commissioner Luther Midgett Sneads Ferry
Commissioner Frank Smith Jacksonville
Commissioner A. D. Guy Jacksonville
Commissioner Edward Hurst Swansboru
ORANGE
Orange County was formed in 1753 front Granville, Johnston and Bladen. Was named
n honor of William of Orange, who became King William III of England. He was one of
the greatest Kings of England and saved the English people from the tyranny[of James II.
His name is held in honor wherever English liberty is enjoyed.
Population — 42,970 County Seat— Hillsborough
State Senators 11th District Claude Currie, Durham
Don S. Matheson, Hillsborough
Members House of[ Representatives 20th District Ike F. Andrews, Siler City
Donald Mclver Stanford, Chapel Hill
Office Officer Address
Clerk of Court Frank S. Frederick Hillsborough
Register of Deeds Betty June Hayes Hillsborough
Sheriff CD. Knight Hillsborough
Tax Supervisor S. M. Gattis Hillsborough
Tax Collector Ortense Dickson Hillsborough
Coroner Allen Walker, Jr Hillsborough
County Health Director Dr. O. D. Garvin Chapel Hill
Supt. of Schools G. Paul Carr Hillsborough
Director of Public Welfare Thomas M. Ward Hillsborough
Countv Ext. Chairman E. P. Barnes Hillsborough
Chmn. ABC Board W. E. Thompson Chapel Hill
Chmn. Bd. Education Roger Marshall Hillsborough
Chmn. Bd. Elections Marshall Cates Hillsborough
Wildlife Patrolman Wilton B. Pate Hillsborough
Forest Ranger John D. Harris Chapel Hill
County Attorney Graham, Levings & Cheshire Hillsborough
County Librarian Lloyd J. Osterman Yancey ville
Civil Defense Director Burch Compton Hillsborough
Veterans Service Officer Walter Wrenn Hillsborough
Recorder's Courts
Judge . W. Marshall Smith Chapel Hill
Solicitor .F. Lloyd Noell Hillsborongh
County Commissioners:
Chairman Harvey Bennett Chapel Hill
Commissioner Carl Smith Chapel Hill
Commissioner Ira Ward Chapel Hill
Commissioner Bill Ray Hillsborough
Commissioner Henry Walker Hillsborough
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PAMLICO
ii County UH> formed in L872 from Craven and Beaufort. Was maned after the
.1 of the same name, which was the name of a tribe of Indians in eastern North Caro-
lina. There was a Pamlico Precinct in Mort h < 'arolina as early as I 705. Pamlico County
h Beaufort up to 1883.
i.iii.in 9,850 County Scat -Bayboro
State Senator 3rd District Sam L. Whitehurst, New Bern
Member House of Representatives 3rd District R. C. Godwin, New Bern
James R. Sugg, New Bern
Nelson W. Taylor, Morehead City
Office Officei Address
i 'lerk of < •■■. SadieJW. Edwards Bayboro
Register of Deeds T. Z. Spencer Bayboro
Sheriff Leland V. Brinson Bayboro
Treasurer Wachovia Bank & Trust Co Bayboro
\uditor T. Z. Spencer Bayboro
Tax Supervisor. T. Z. Spencer Bayboro
Fax Collector Leland V. Brinson Bayboro
< 'ounty Accountant T. Z. Spencer Bayboro
i 'oroner Sherwood B. Norris, Jr Bayboro
Co. Health Director Dr. W. A. Browne Washington
Supt. of Schools -lames A. Vinci Bayboro
Director of Public Welfare Willie C. Sutton Bayboro
1 'ounty Ext. Chairman . James L. Rea, Jr Bayboro
Chmn. ABC Hoard . Preston Spruill Oriental
Chmn. Bd. Education Bert C. Day Florence
Chmn. Bd. Elections Frank C. Barnhill Whortonsville
Wildlife Protector . . Dennis C. Barkley, Jr Oriental
l-'orest Ranger Vernon J. Daniels Rt. I, Arapahoe
'Dunty Attorney Bernard B. Hollowell Bayboro
('ounty Librarian Mrs. Elinor D. Hawkins New Bern
Civil Defense Director Eugene Alligood Washington
Veterans Service Officer Mrs. Rebecca Cahoon Bayboro
Recorder's ( 'ourt :
Judge Bernard B. Hollowell Bayboro
Solicitor L. J. Hubanks, Jr New Bern
' 011111 y < Commissioners:
Chairman Thurman C. Smith Lowland
Commissioner Troy D. Potter Rt. 1, Bayboro
' Commissioner Bryan McAdoo Whorton Whortonsville
1 Commissioner James Ray Hunnings Grantsboro
Commissioner Joe Shines Arapahoe
PASQUOTANK
Pasquotank County was formed in \i\~2 from Albemarle. Was named for a tribe of
Indians in eastern North Carolina.
Population 25,630 County Seat— Elizabeth City
ate Senators 1st District J. J. Harrington, Lewiston
George M. Wood, Camden
House ol Representatives 1st District.. . W. T. Culpepper, Jr., Elizabeth City
Philip P. Godwin, Gatesville
Office Officer Address
Naomi A. Chess,,,, Elizabeth City
Register of 1 J. C. Spence.. Elizabeth Citv
R. C. Madrin Elizabeth City
The First & Citizens National Bank Elizabeth City
J. F. Ferrell Elizabeth City
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Tax Supervisor J. I. Saunders Elizabeth City
Tax Collector R. C. Madrin Elizabeth City
County Accountant J. F. Ferrell Elizabeth City
Coroner Dr. John F. Weeks Elizabeth City
County Health Director Dr. Isa Grant Elizabeth City
Supt. of Schools F. L. Britt Elizabeth City
Director of Public Welfare Mrs. Emma J. Edwards Elizabeth City
County Ext. Chairman S. L. Lowery Elizabeth City
Chmn. ABC Board S. B. Jordan Elizabeth City
Chmn. Bd. Education J. H. LeRoy Elizabeth City
Chmn. Bd. Elections F. V. Dunstan Elizabeth City
Wildlife Patrolman Lester Pierce Rt. 3, Elizabeth City
Wildlife Protector W. P. Barber, Jr Elizabeth City
Forest Ranger Graham C. Harris Rt. 3, Elizabeth City
County Attorney Aydlett & White Elizabeth City
County Librarian Mrs. A. V. Irvin Elizabeth City
Civil Defense Director Francis W. Clark Elizabeth City
Veterans Service Officer E. Pratt Fearing Elizabeth City
County Commissioners:
Chairman Selby Scott Rt. 1, Elizabeth City
Commissioner M. B. Brothers Elizabeth City
Commissioner. . . Alphonso Nixon . . . . Rt. 1, Elizabeth City
Commissioner W. L. Hooker.
Commissioner F. P. Markham,
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PENDER
Pender County was formed in 1875 from New Hanover. Was named in honor of General
William D. Pender of Edgecombe County, a brave Confederate soldier who was killed at
i he battle of Gettysburg. The last order ever given by the famous "Stonev all" Jackson
on the battlefield was to General Pender: "You must hold your ground, General Pender,
you must hold your ground," he cried as he was carried off the field to die. General Pi r.dpr
held his ground.
Population— 18,508
State Senators 10th District
Members House of Representatives 4th District
County Seat — Burgaw
John J. Burney, Jr., Wilmington
LeRoy G. Simmons, Rt. 1, Albertson
William D. Mills, Rt. 1, Maysville
J. F. Mohn, Richlands
Hugh A. Ragsdale, Richland-
OfticeJ Officer
Clerk of Court Mrs. Frances N. Futch
Register of Deeds Hugh Overstreet, Jr. .
Sheriff K. S. Powers