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Rabb, L. E., IV, 100
Race antagonismn, III, 298; feeling, III, 284; riot, Robeson county, III, 288 Races, relation of, III, 135
Racial elements, I, 302 "Radicals," I, 402
Ragan, A. Homer, V, 136 Ragan, Robert R., V, 351
Ragan, William H., VI, 332
Ragan, William P., VI, 65 Ragland, John W., VI, 305 Railroad Bill, II, 234
Railroad builders, (portraits), III, 398 Railroad commission, III, 401
Railroad conventions, II, 156
Railroads, II, 236, 344; III, 125, 268; state aid to, II, 97, 230, 239; wooden rails, II, 230; effects on social life, II, 237; early history of, II, 237; fares, II, 238; prior to 1860 (map), II, 351; in 1860, III, 48; legislation, III, 119-128; dishonest manipulation of, III, 121; dishonest manipulators indicted, III, 127; appropriations of bonds repealed, III,- 144; building, III, 205; feeling against, III, 214; in- crease of mileage, III, 217; condi- tions in 1907, III, 336; development, III, 394; value of, III, 402
Rainey, William T., IV, 220 Rainsford, Giles, I, 117
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, II, 229; II, 344; III, 233, 242, 394; locomo- tive, with W. W. Vars, president of the road, (illustration), II, 235
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company, II, 235
Raleigh's charter, I, 4; amended, III, 269
"Raleigh Minerva," II, 375
Raleigh Peace Society, II, 391
"Raleigh Register," II, 52, 168, 206, 375
Raleigh, secession convention, III, 3
"Raleigh Star," II, 375, 376
Raleigh, Union forces enter, 36
Raleigh, Walter, introduced tobacco and potato into England, I, 13; true parent of North American coloniza- tion, I, 19; efforts to plant colony failed, I, 21; (portrait), I, frontis- piece
Ramsaur's Mill, I, 461, 478
Ramsay, James H., IV, 391
Ramseur, S. D., (portrait), III, 13
Ramsey, Darley H., V, 226
Ramsey, George J., V, 170
Ramsey, Joseph B., IV, 315
Randolph, John, II, 56
Raney, Katherine D., IV, 170
Raney, Richard B., IV, 169
Rankin, Alexander M., VI, 59
Rankin, Charles W., VI, 184
Rankin, James E., V, 244
Rankin, Rufus G., V, 82
Rankin, Watson S., IV, 236
Ransom, Edward, III, 187, 193
Ransom, Matthew W., (portrait), III, 174
Ransom, Robert, (portrait), III, 13 Ratification of Constitution, belated, II, 45; Hillsboro convention left way open for later, II, 45 Rawdon, Lord, I, 457
Rawley, Taylor L., VI, 345
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Rawls, Charles T., V, 272 Ray, Clyde H., V, 142
Ray, Robert R., VI, 240
Rayner, Kenneth, II, 158
Reade, Edwin G., III, 63; (portrait), III, 134 Reade, Robert P., V, 301
Readjustment after the Revolution, II, 2 Reams, Samuel H., IV, 179
Rebuilding the commonwealth, III, 192 Reconstruction, Problems of, (after In- dian war), I, 111; President John- son's policy of, III, 60; congressional, III, 85; solution of problem, III, 85; political events during, III, 99; leg- islation during, III, 105; overthrow, III, 132; social and economic condi- tions during, III, 161; congressional policy of, III, 162; crime of, III, 168; end of, III, 170
Reconstruction Act, first, III, 91
"Record," III, 295
Rector, James E., IV, 289
Rectory Christ Church, Raleigh (illus- tration), II, 120
"Red Shirts," III, 287, 312
"Red Strings," III, 45
Reddick, Wallace C., III, 371
Redding, John O., V, 395
Redemption of paper currency, II, 48 Redemption of treasury notes, II, 137 Redwine, Robert B., VI, 30
Reece, Darett M., IV, 281
Reece, Winston L., V, 144
Rees, John T., VI, 67
Registration after Civil war, III, 95
Regulation, The, I, 306, 307; ended, I, 318
Regulation and Revolution, difference between, I, 319
Regulators, I, 302 Rehder, C. F. Will, V, 112
Reich, Wiley S., V, 75
Reid, David S., II, 289; (portrait), II, 290
Reid, James, III, 359
Reid, John, II, 150
Reilly, James O., V, 91
"R. E. Lee," III, 15
Relfe, Thomas, I, 26
Relief work, Civil war, III, 50; lack of drugs, III, 51
Religion, I, 190; II, 163; early denomi- nations, I, 87; in early days, I, 122; Colonial North Carolina, I, 180; dis- sension, I, 192; provisions of the Constitution regarding, II, 144; de- velopment after revolution, II, 185; relation of University of North Car- olina to, II, 363
Religious body, oldest organized in North Carolina, I, 88
Religious newspapers, II, 377 Repeal of Judiciary Act of 1801, II, 55 Representation problem, II, 160
Representatives, qualifications of, II, 28
Republican newspaper, first, II, 52 Republican opposition to Ku Klux, III, 146
Republican party, organization of North Carolina, III, 96; regime, III, 114; victory in 1800, II, 54
Republicans, II, 47 Repudiation of war debt, III, 161
Residence of Joel Lane (illustration), II, 81
Residence of John Louis Taylor, where
Gaston wrote "Carolina" (illustra- tion), II, 386
Restoration of the Southi, legislation for, III, 90
Restricted suffrage, III, 299
Revenue, federal surplus, distribution among the states, II, 227
Revenue officers, III, 194
"Revisal of 1715," I, 113
Revision of early laws, I, 113
Revivals, II, 190; of 1800, II, 190
Revolt against proprietary govern- ment, I, 58
Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary currency (illustration), II, 5
Revolutionary currency, II, 4; redemp- tion of, II, 114
Revolutionary war, preparations for, I, 359; beginning of, I, 359; organ- ization of army, I, 373; civil gov- ernment during, I, 374; attitude of Indian tribes during, I, 380; break- down of finances in, I, 431; depre- ciation of currency, I, 432; military problems, I, 437; militia, I, 438; draft law, I, 443; war bounties, I, 444; difficulty in obtaining supplies, I, 447; privateers, I, 449; naval en- gagements, I, 451; in the South, I, 455; guerrilla warfare, I, 460; King's Mountain turning point in, I, 474; after effects, I, 495; release of pris- oners, I, 501; political and social conditions at close of, II, 1; popu- lation at the close of, II, 1; eco- nomic problems at the close of, II, 1; readjustment after, II, 2; Nortlı Carolina's financial policy during, II, 12; land grants offered as induce- ments to military service, II, 12; adjustment of Court system after, II, 66
Revolution and Regulation, difference between, I, 319
Revolution in South Carolina, I, 140
Reynolds, John F., IV, 49
Reynolds, Richard J., III, 386; VI, 1 Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston- Salem (illustration), III, 388
Rhodes, Jesse M., IV, 215
Rhodes, Jolın F., VI, 259
Ricaud, Addison G., IV, 32
Rice, II, 334
Rice, Nathaniel, I, 231
Rich, Carrie W., IV, 43 Rich, D., IV, 42 Richardson, Lunsford, VI, 214
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"Richmond Family Visitor,' II, 377 Rickman, Thomas J., IV, 291 Ricks, Robert H., VI, 180 Riddick, Wallace C., V, 217
Rieves, James T., VI, 132 Right of eminent domain, II, 261 Right of search, II, 57 Right of secession, II, 306
Riggins, Henry L., IV, 342 Ring, Joseph W., IV, 326 Rioters, Granville District, I, 225 Ritch, Marvin L., V, 379 River navigation, II, 352; improvement of, II, 93 River systems, II, 84 Roads, early, I, 124; II, 2; early plans for, I, 122; state aid to, II, 97
Roanoke colonies, I, 9 Roanoke expedition, III, 19
Roanoke Island, I, 5, 6
Roanoke river, II, 85
Roanoke settlement, beginning of Eng- lish colonization in America, I, 20 Roberson, Charles, VI, 359
Roberson, Virgil O., VI, 271
Roberson, Wescott, VI, 177
Roberson, William S., V, 72
Roberts, George H., V, 391 Roberts, Jesse L., VI, 300
Robertson, James, I, 291, 296 Robertson, Joseph H., IV, 218
Robertson, Thomas J., V, 385 Robertson, Thomas M., VI, 262 Robertson, Thomas R., IV, 322 Robeson county, race riot, III, 288
Robinson, Charles H., IV, 320 Robinson, Charles O., V, 272
Robinson, Henry M., VI, 201 Robinson, John, VI, 39 Robinson, Joseph E., VI, 80 Robinson, William S. O., VI, 262
Rodgers, H. Edmund, IV, 370
Rodman, John C., V, 348
Rodman, W. B. (portrait), III, 134 Rodman, Wiley C., VI, 44 Rogers, Sion H., II, 310
Rollins, Eugene M., V, 174
Rollins, Thomas S., V, 262
Rondthaler, Edward, V, 94 Roney, Julius G., VI, 318 Roosevelt, Theodore, III, 330 Rose, David J., V, 338 Rose, George M., VI, 86
Rose, William P., V, 372
Rose, William T., IV, 373
Ross, Charles, V, 298
Roth, Gilvin T., IV, 317 Rountree, George, IV, 388
Rouse, Noah J., VI, 158 Rouse, Walter B., VI, 297
Rouzer, Harold A., V, 59 Rowan, Mathew, I, 167, 231 Rowe, Howard M., V, 121
Rowe, Joseph C., IV, 349
Royal Assembly, last, I, 362 Royal Colony, North Carolina becomes a, I, 141
Royal government, downfall of, I, 338 Royal governor, last, of North Caro- lina, I, 387
Royal rule in North Carolina, I, 143
Royall, George C., VI, 204
Royall, W. B., III, 373
Royster, Thomas H., V, 298
Rozzelle, Jacob H., IV, 301 Ruark, James B., V, 79 Ruark, Joseph W., V, 80
Ruark, Robert, IV, 400 Ruffin, Chief Justice, II, 333
Ruffin, Thomas (portrait), II, 261
Ruffin, William H., V, 298
Rufty, Henry E., IV, 185
Rural free delivery, III, 417
Russell, D. L., III, 256
Russell, Governor, III, 263
Rutherford raids, III, 174
Rutherford, Griffith, I, 316, 412
Rutledge, Frederick, V, 228
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, IV, 130 St. James, I, 154 St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral (illustra- tion), IV, 223
Saint Mary's School, II, 372
St. Paul's Church at Edenton (illus- tration), I, 89 St. Phillips, I, 154
St. Thomas' Church at Bath (illustra- tion), I, 119
Salem Female Academy, II, 372
Salem Temple Academy in 1800 (il- lustration), II, 372 Salem, session of legislature at, II, 80 Sales of vacant lands, II, 104
Salisbury, Confederate prison at (il- lustration), III, 37 Salisbury judicial district, II, 66
Salmons, Henry C., VI, 363
Salsbury, Jolın M. S., IV, 158
Salt, III, 49
Sanders, Joseph F., V, 392
Sanders, William M., IV, 344
Sanford, Calvin C., IV, 370
Sanford, Rufus B., IV, 370 Sapp, Andrew J., V, 369
"Sassacus" (illustration), III, 27 Satterfield, Henry C., V, 180 Saunders, William L., III, 137, 176, 184
Savannah, capture of, I, 455
Saw mills, I, 125; III, 391
Sawyer, Ernest L., IV, 178 Sawyer, Philip G., V, 299 Scales, A. M., III, 211
Scarboro, William J., VI, 238
Schallert, Paul O., V, 200
Schenck, David, V, 34 Schenck, Michael, V, 36
Schenck, Paul W., VI, 294
Schism Act, I, 198
Schofield, John B., III, 56; (portrait), III, 57; measures for pacification, III, 58 School building, present-day (illustra- tion), III, 360
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School, Rural, prior to the educational revival (illustration), III, 360
Schools, first, I, 200; early, I, 201; first classical in North Carolina, I, 204; established by Legislature, II, 90; agitation for public, II, 91; sys- tem, II, 101; prior to 1860, II, 103; establishment of public system, II, 225, 242; law of 1839, II, 242; office of superintendent created, II, 245; problem of supplying teachers, II, 247; number in 1860, II, 248; Dr. Wiley's efforts in behalf of common, II, 248; state University declared in- separable from public system, III, 108; negroes, III, 73; tax, III, 233, 251, 353, 354; law, III, 251; law, 1895, III, 267; for the Blind, III, 268; war disaster to, III, 347; sys- tem, III, 347; graded, III, 349; negro, supported by Freedmen's Bu- reau, III, 353; mixed, III, 361; first summer school in the United States, III, 363; office of county superin- tendent established, III, 364; city graded, III, 364; normal, III, 364; progress of rural, III, 368; growth of, III, 370; normal for negroes, III, 370; division of fund, III, 408 Schulken, James B., V, 157 Scientific agriculture, III, 379 Scotch Highlanders, I, 155
Scotch immigration, I, 158
Scotch-Irish, I, 162; reason for emi- gration, I, 164; give marked impulse to education, I, 203 Scott, Hugh R., VI, 333
Scott, Jacob B., IV, 228 Scott, John L., Jr., VI, 49
Seaboard Air Line, II, 350; III, 400 Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, III, 394
Seaboard Railroad, III, 254
Seal of the Government of Albemarle and Province of North Carolina, 166-to 1730 (illustration), I, 39 Seal of the Lords Proprietors of Caro- lina, I, 36 (illustrations), I, 211 Seal of the Province of North Caro- lina, 1730-1767 (illustrations), I, 211
Seawell, Herbert F., V, 388
Secession, right of, II, 306; sentiment for or against, III, 1; politics, III, 1; question submitted to the people, III, 2; compromise attempt, III, 2; convention defeated, III, 2; state in no mood for, III, 2; secession defi- nitely settled, III, 3; convention delegates, III, 3; convention as- sembled at Raleigh, III, 3; conven- tion adjourned, III, 6; right denied, III, 106 Sechrest, Joseph W., VI, 297
Second Bank of the United States, II, 123
Second Provincial Congress, I, 362; ad- journment of, I, 367
Sectional hostility, II, 148
Sedition laws, II, 51
Senate of 1874 (illustration), III, 183 Senate, Spaight suggests election of members of by state legislatures, II, 26; proportion of membership to leg- islature, II, 26; equality of represen- tation demanded by small states, II, 26; equality in, II, 28 Senatorial suffrage, II, 288
Senators, qualifications of, II, 28
Sentelle, Richard A., V, 236
"Sentinel," III, 66, 130
Sentinel Publishing Co., IV, 133
Separk, Joseph A., VI, 259
Servants, white, I, 182; indentured, I, 182
Sessions of legislature, II, 80
Settle, Thomas, III, 179, 190, 342; (portrait), III, 134
Settlement of debts, provision for, II, 7 Settlements on the Albemarle, I, 27 ' Settlers, first permanent from Virginia, I, 21
Severs, Henry C., VI, 327
Severs, William R., VI. 328
Sevier, John, I, 294, 469; II, 47; (por- trait), II, 15 Sexton, Coll H., VI, 111
Sexton, James A., VI, 110
Shaffner. Henry F., VI, 11
Shannonhouse, Howard T., IV, 131
Sharp, James M., VI, 214
Sharpe, Walter E., VI, 55
Sharpe, William, I, 498
Shaw, Allen M., VI, 76
Shaw, Daniel H., VI, 46
Shaw, Henry E., VI, 107
Shaw, John G., V, 265
Shaw, William G., VI, 42
Shearer, John B., III, 374
Sheek. James L., IV, 371
Sheep, Samuel L., V, 73
Shelby, Evan, II, 19
Shelby, Isaac, I, 469; (portrait), 470
Shelton, Claude A., IV, 328 Shelton. William B .. IV. 328
Shemwell, Dermot. IV. 296
Shepard. Joseph C., IV, 380
Sheppard, Abraham, I. 439 Sheppard, Walter G., VI, 37
Sherman, W. T. (portrait), III. 35; army advancing toward North Caro- lina, III, 33; enters the state, III, 34; approaches Raleigh, III, 34 Sherrod, Archibald, V, 393 Sherrod. William J., V, 330 Sherwood, Thomas D., VI, 317 Ship building, I, 448 Shipman, Mitchell L., IV, 151 Shipman, William G., V, 397 Shipp, Kate C., IV, 24 Shitle. William S., V, 339 Shoffner act, III, 170
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Shore, Clarence A., IV, 395 Shore, Rufus A., IV, 132 Shores, William C., VI, 179 Shotwell, Randolph, III, 177
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Shuford, John H., VI, 304 Siceloff, David S., IV, 218 Sickles, Daniel E., administration of III, 93, 94; (portrait), III, 91 Siewers, Charles S., V, 202 Siewers, W. Ledoux, IV, 67 Sigman, Festus E., IV, 311 Sigmon, Jesse C., VI, 137 Signers of Declaration of Independence, I, 348, 371 Siler, J. Wade, VI, 128 Siler, Walter D., V, 392 Silver ore, II, 343 Simmons, Furnifold M., III, 314; VI, 290
Simmons, Norwood L., VI, 233
Simmons, Senator, III, 341, 342
Simms, Robert N., V, 310
Simpson, John T., V, 158
Sims, George, I, 306
Sinclair, L. Carson, VI, 111 Sinclair, Neil A., VI, 70 "Siren," III, 15
"Sir Walter Raleigh's Lost Colony," I, 18
Sitgreaves, John, II, 361
Skelding, Arthur B., V, 281
Skinner, Harry, III, 239; IV, 339
Skinner, Louis C., V, 376
Slate, J. Wesley, IV, 41
Slavery, I, 183; II, 202; rapid growth,
I, 184; Williamson against, II, 29; sectional aspect of, II, 204; religious sentiment against, II, 208; economic opposition to, II, 208; judicial deci- sions relating to, II, 260; extension of, II, 297; compromise on, II, 304; vote on, II, 305; ordinance abolish- ing, III, 64; prohibited, III, 106; effects of emancipation, III, 163 Slave trade, II, 205
Slaves, value of, II, 204; protection of, II, 213; treatment of, II, 213; plot for rising of, II, 218; taxed, II, 318; value of, II, 318; taxation, III, 6 Slaves, Indian, I, 100 Sloan, Robert M., V, 342
Sloan, William, VI, 31 Small farmers, I, 181
Small, John H., III, 342; VI, 325
Smathers, George H., IV, 253 Smith, Alexander M., IV, 96 Smith, Benjamin, II, 76
Smith, Charles L., IV, 241
Smith, Edward C., IV, 98 Smith, Edwin S., VI, 102 Smith, Eugene W., V, 239 Smith, Graves J., VI, 104 Smith, Henry L., III, 374 Smith, Raymond A., V, 277 Smith, Robert W., V, 55 Smith, Samuel W., VI, 178 Smith, Thomas W., VI, 183
Smith, Wiley H., VI, 104
Smith, William H., V, 396
Smith, Willis, IV, 324
Smith, W. N. H., III, 197
Smith, Young E., IV, 236
Smith & Duncan, IV, 324
Smithfield, session of legislature at, II, 80 Smoot, James C., VI, 12 Smuggling, I, 125 "Snap Dragon," II, 60
Snipes, Edgar T., VI, 355
Snipes, Oscar A., IV, 161
Snody, Alexander F., IV, 308
"Snow Campaign," I, 382
Snow, Oscar E., V, 58 Snow, William B., V, 47
Snow, William H., VI, 165
Social and industrial -life of the colony
during first seventy-five years, I, 185 Social conditions at close of the Revo- lution, II, 1-20; 1800-1836, II, 83
Social development, II, 229
Social life, effects of railroads on, II, 237
Social reform, II, 91; during Recon- struction, III, 161; of freedmen, III, 76; tendencies, III, 404 Society, Colonial North Carolina, I, 180; class distinctions, I, 180; plant- ers, I, 180; small farmers, I, 181; white servants, I, 182; indentured servants, I, 182; negro slavery, I, 183
Society of the Cincinnati, II, 3 Soils, III, 377
Soldiers, land bounties to, II, 23; clothing of, III, 8
Solicitor-general, office created in 1790, II, 67
Solution of problem of reconstruction, III, 85
Sorrell, Delos W., V, 281
Sothel, Seth, I, 41, 61
South Carolina, conquest of, I, 458
"South Carolina Gazette," The, I, 207
Southern Railway, III, 254, 269, 399 Southgate, Thomas F., IV, 281
Southport, III, 14 Spach, John C., IV, 141
Spach, Samuel L., IV, 192
Spaight, Richard D., I, 498; II, 25, 158; (portrait), II, 22; suggests election of members of senate by state leg- islatures, II, 26
Spainhour, Ellis H., IV, 33
Spangenberg, Augustus G. (portrait), I, 172
Spanish-American war, III, 279
Spanish Armada, I, 16 Spanish danger to the colonies, I, 258 Spanish milled dollar, change to from English pound, I, 374 Spanish privateers, I, 263
Spanish war. I, 260; first call for
troops, I, 260 Sparger, James H., VI, 288
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Sparger, John H., V, 53 Sparger, Joseph B., IV, 82
Sparger, William F., IV, 216
Sparrow, John B., IV, 111
Sparrow, Thomas, IV, 112 Spaugh, Rufus A., V, 229 Spaugh, Walter T., V, 229 Spaugh, William J., IV, 183 Speas, Wesley B., IV, 22
Special tax bonds, III, 326; suspension of by North Carolina banks, II, 123; III, 53; resumption of, II, 125 Spence, Union L., V, 373 Spencer, George R., V, 219
Spencer, Samuel, I, 203, 377, 412, 418
Spicer, Williams, VI, 117
Spingler, Albert G., V, 193
Spinks, Henry W., VI, 285
Spinks, John D., VI, 285
Springer, James A., IV, 84 Spruil, James F., IV, 367 Spruill, Frank S., V, 217 Sprunt, James, V, 291
Stacy, Walter P., VI, 251
Stafford, Emory J., VI, 320
Staley, W. W., III, 375
Stamp Act, I, 321; first opposition to in North Carolina, I, 321; repealed, I, 330
"Standard," III, 78
Stanly, Edward, III, 42
Stanton, David A., VI, 356
Stanton, George W., V, 78
Starkey, Edward, I, 419
State aid, II, 100; to roads, canals, railways, II, 97, 125; to railroads, II, 230, 239
State Agricultural Society, organized, II, 100; foundation of, II, 332 State Bank, II, 103, 137
State Bank Building, Now Rectory Christ Church, Raleigh (illustra- tion), II, 120
State Bank of North Carolina, II, 117, 175
State bonds, III, 126, 193, 201, 323; value of, III, 54; collection repudi- ated, III, 327
State boundaries, II, 70
State capitol, building of, II, 109
State conference, Goldsboro, III, 3
State convention, Charlotte, III, 3
State Constitution of 1776, revising of, II, 139
State currency, II, 4, 116; disposed of through co-operation of banks, II, 119; redemption of, II, 118
State debt, III, 65, 193, 201; assump- tion of, II, 47; repudiation of, III, 65
State dollar, II, 3 State Fair, II, 332
"State Gazette of North Carolina," II, 374
State government, reorganization of, III, 64 State Historical Commission, III, 417
State House, constructing, II, 80; First, burned in 1831 (illustration), II, 81; fire, II, 82; cornerstone laid in 1792, II, 82
State Library, III, 254; (illustration), III, 418 State of Franklin, II, 16, 18; col- lapsed, II, 20
State penitentiary, III, 128
State tax, III, 215
State Treasury notes (illustrations), II, 124 State vs. Manuel, II, 220
State vs. Will, II, 214
State-wide prohibition, III, 338
States, Louis A., VI, 233
State's Prison, III, 302
States' rights, Iredell's opinion, II, 50
Statesville Female College, II, 372
Statue of General Washington, II, 80, 82 Statute of Frauds, II, 261
Stay law, I, 30
Steamboat line, II, 230
Stedman, Charles M., III, 341
Steele, John, II, 47, 54, 63
Steele, William C., VI, 92
Stephens, Samuel, I, 29 Stephenson, Leonidas D., V, 313
Steppe, Norman F., VI, 129 Steuart, Andrew, I, 208
Stevens, Henry B., VI, 313
Stevens, Henry L., IV, 376
Stevens, Thaddeus, III, 81
Stevens, William S., V, 278
Stewart, Jacob, IV, 229
Stewart, John W., VI, 68
Stewart, William H., IV, 359
Stockton, Ernest H., IV, 85
Stokes, Henry C., IV, 86
Stokes, John, II, 361 Stokes, Montford, II, 151, 153 Stone, David, II, 59, 64
Stone, M. Herbert, IV, 306
Stone, Joseph J., VI, 314
Stone, Robert L., IV, 157
Stony Point, I, 441
Store tax, II, 107
Stout, John C., V, 164
Stowe, Robert L., V, 141
Strachan, Waverly B., IV, 35
Strader, Zebulon V., VI, 310
Strange, Robert, II, 184, 385
Street, Murdo E., VI, 118 Stride, Robert, IV, 225
Stronach, George T., V, 64 Strong, Charles M., VI, 196
Strong, Robert C., V, 312
Strowd, Robert L., V, 196
Strudwick, Edmund, V, 106 Strudwick, Shepperd, V, 108 Stuart, Kate, V, 77 Stuart, William B., VI, 120 Student labor, II, 358
Styles, J. Scroop, V, 199
Sudderth, George M., VI, 295
Sufferings of Continental Army, I, 445 Suffrage, II, 26, 139, 143; III, 188, 343;
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free negro, II, 146, 158, 162, 220; senatorial, II, 288; negro, III, 77; qualifications for, III, 96, 104; uni- versal, III,
108; constitutional amendment restricting, III, 299 Sullivan, Nathaniel D., IV, 257 Summer school, first in the United States, III, 363
Sumner, Bynum H., V, 270
Sumner, Jethro, I, 371, 439
Sunday schools, II, 391; introduced, II, 188
Superintendent of Common Schools, office created, II, 245
Superior courts, II, 67; III, 133, 188 Supplies, difficulty of obtaining, Revo- lutionary war, I, 447
Supreme Court, III, 133, 188; created, II, 68; 1818 (portraits), II, 71; re- form, II, 259; (illustration), III, 134 Surrender of Charleston, I, 442
Survey, first, I, 136
Suspension of specie payment by North Carolina banks, II, 123 Suther, Samuel, I, 196
Sutton, Frederick I., V, 320
Swain, David L., II, 105, 128, 153, 363; (portrait), II, 140; III, 34, 354
Swain, John E., V, 238
Swamp lands, II, 249; sale forbidden by act of legislature, III, 128
Swann, Samuel, I, 232 "Swann's Revisal," I, 207
Sweet potatoes, III, 381
Swiss colony, I, 79
Sydnor, William G., V, 66
Taft, William H., III, 345 "Tallahassee," III, 9
Tankersley, James W., IV, 294 Tarboro Railroad, III, 121
Tarboro, session of legislature at, II, 80 "Tarborough Press," II, 377 Tariff, II, 178
Tarleton, Banastre, I, 457
Tar river, II, 85
Tate's Academy, I, 204
Tax rate, II, 106
Tax system, II, 240
Taxation, II, 105, 106, 317; III, 107; reversion to checked educational growth, II, 91; of slaves, III, 6; during the Civil war, III, 51; de- fects of system, III, 213
Taxes, I, 106, 109, 166, 240, 303, 321, 411, 432; ad valorem, I, 433; excise, II, 48; license, II, 104; land tax, poll tax, bank dividends, II, 108; rev- enue derived from, II, 108; methods of assessing, II, 109; defects in method of public accounting, II, 112; school, II, 242; III, 233, 353, 354; slaves, JI, 318; county, III, 167; in- creased, III, 251 Taylor, Arden W., VI, 98
Taylor, Charles E., III, 373 Taylor, David T., VI, 13 Vol. VI-26
Taylor, Ebenezer, I, 118
Taylor, Hoy, VI, 135
Taylor, Jacquelin P., V, 322
Taylor, James F., VI, 137
Taylor, John A., IV, 366
Taylor, John L. (portrait), II, 71
Taylor, John Louis, residence, where Gaston wrote "Carolina" (illustra- tion), II, 386 Taylor, Marble N., III, 42
Taylor, Nelson W., V, 352
Taylor, Vestal, IV, 30
Taylor, Walker, V, 324
Taylor, Walter F., VI, 141
Taylor, William, I, 422; II, 145
Taylor, William B., V, 321
Taylor, William S., V, 56
Teach, Edward, I, 127
Teacher, first professional,- I, 200
Teachers, problem of, II, 247
Teague, Samuel F., VI, 55
Teague & Dees, VI, 55
Telegram to Robeson County in 1875, III, 186
Tennessee boundary, dispute over, II, 73
Tennessee included in Carolina grant of 1665, I, 289
Terrell, Marvin C., VI, 193
Terry, Randall B., VI, 353
Terry, Robert B., VI, 241
Texas, annexation of, II, 280
Textile industry, III, 389
Thackston, James, I, 373
Thames, John, IV, 110
Thigpen, William J., V, 188 "Third house," III, 120
Thomas, Charles R., III, 342; VI, 284
Thomas, Charles R., Jr., VI, 284
Thomas, James C., VI, 51
Thomas, John W., IV, 156
Thomas, J. Rankin, VI, 92
Thomas, Robert W., IV, 293
Thomas, William H., II, 77
Thompson, Alfred A., IV, 99
Thompson, C. Everett, V, 302
Thompson, D. Matt, IV, 162
Thompson, Francis M., IV, 398
Thompson, George A., IV, 293 Thompson, Kimbro M., IV, 31 Thompson, Margaret, IV, 293 Thompson, Neill A., V, 113
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