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Languages of the United States Native American history Lumbee Robeson County North Carolina Tuscarora people Tuscarora language Croatan Iroquoian languages Iroquois History of North America Americas First Nations		School District and All Schools Make AYP Add to Reading List Source URL: bcss-ga.schoolloop.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 100,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

	“ On December 21st, 1864, a wealthy slaveholder and minor official of the Confederacy named James P. Barnes was ambushed on his way to the Post Office in Robeson County, North Carolina. After being initially cut down DocID: 1tdkE - View Document
	Book ‘Em North Carolina Writers Conference and Book Fair Organized by The Book ‘Em Foundation, Robeson County Arts Council, Friends of the Robeson County Library, Lumberton Visitors Bureau, City of Lumberton, Robeson DocID: 1slzC - View Document
	Book ‘Em North Carolina Writers Conference and Book Fair Organized by The Book ‘Em Foundation, Robeson County Arts Council, Friends of the Robeson County Library, Lumberton Visitors Bureau, City of Lumberton and Comm DocID: 1rSnV - View Document
	Ivey Families of Bladen County & Vicinity (Including Anson, Richmond, Robeson, Marion, and Marlboro Counties) There are two Ivey lines that intrigue me because they can’t be connected with a specific ancestor but are l DocID: 1qJnw - View Document
	Ivey Records - Bladen County, North Carolina & VicinityThe following records are in chronological sequence. Comments are included in blue italics. Sources are identified as either primary or secondary. The rec DocID: 1qB0S - View Document