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John Beckwith (line 29) is in head of household as a widower with 5 minor children also taking care of his mother. His profession at the time is as a laborer at a saw mill.

This 1870 Census account shows Louisa Adams nee Covington as a 14 year old in the home of Jacob & Easter Covington (her parents). Her enumeration can be found on line 18.

This enumeration of Louisa Harrington, aged 22, as being married to JH Harrington, with a son, HW Harrington, all residing in Richmond County, North Carolina.

This enumeration for Charlie Crump (line 11) shows him as the head of household with his wife, Mary and their 5 young children. An interesting note is that he is listed as being able to read.

Charlie Crump (line 16) is enumerated as living next door to his parents in 1880 working as a farmer.

This census documents Charlie Crump (line 11) as a teenager living with his parents Ridge and Martha Crump in Wake County, North Carolina.

This 1880 population count/census document shows John Beckwith (line 32) as a Farm Laborer and head of household along with his wife and young son.

This census enumerates John Beckwith (line 18) as a teenager living with his parents, Green and Molly Beckwith in New Hill, Wake County, North Carolina.

This marriage certificate is between Charlie Crump and Mary Merritt who were married on 16 March 1884 at Asbury, in Cary, North Carolina by a Justice of the Peace.

This documents John Beckwith purchasing a tract of land from J.S. & Lula B. Wynne in Wake County, North Carolina.