Blocks 33-65
Section 4
Blocks 33-65
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BLOCK 33 Vacant |
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BLOCK 34 |
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1. Ted Johnson had a sheet metal and wood shop in a tin building. (He made what- not shelves, etc.) Later it was a business operated by Marvin Raney and T. T. Matthews. Ock Thomas operated a car garage in back. |
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2.Herbert Matthews House (Ross Road cuts through this block) |
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BLOCK 35 |
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1. Earline and Harvey Stewart lived here and before them, Truby and Letha Powell, as well as Ted and Ruth Johnson. |
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2. Duplex - Selwyn and Betty Allred O’Quinn, and later Freddy Brown lived here. |
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3. The store built next door to Pipkins was their store. |
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| 4. Arthur and Elsie Pipkin (parents of Sue P. Thomas) included a store and living quarters in the 1940s. | |
| Also on Block 35 facing Front Street is the Lillington Baptist Church Cemetery. | |
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BLOCK 36 |
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1. The Lee and Alda Chaffin Home was later home to Effie and Andy Jackson. |
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2. Beecham Family whose children were Haywood, Guy, Vincent. Later P. W. and Zula Matthews lived here. |
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3. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Sutton and daughter Martha lived here. |
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| 4. Charlie and Anna Rich Home. Later Harvey and Earline Stewart lived here. (gone) | |
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BLOCK 37 |
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1. Rev. R. A. Hall was a Baptist minister in Bunnlevel and elsewhere. This was originally the Marsh Family homeplace according to a Marsh descendant. (gone) |
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BLOCK 38 |
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1. The Wadsworth family, the Johnny Dean family during World War II, and the Hoyle Secrest family all lived here at one time or another. |
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| 2. Joe and Margaret Gourlay Home | |
| 3. J. C. and Kathleen Hatley Home - Leslie and Elizabeth Matthews lived here later. | |
| 4. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Wyatt Home - Their children were Tommy and Marjorie. | |
| 5. R. K. and Ella Footman | |
| The white brick house on the corner of Eleventh and Killiegray was not built until after 1950 by Bob Parker. | |
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BLOCK 39 |
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1. Christine and Reid Ross (before them the Baileys, Mr. Bailey was the first motorcycle highway patrolman in Harnett County) |
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2. Howard and Mary Watkins |
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3. Irene Lassiter and Helen Hoffman |
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BLOCK 40 |
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1. Burren and Cornelia Stout, later John Balance and Pearl Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ross, Bernice and Lib Ligon. |
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2. Campbell Family (children Graham and Frankie and Bruce (Elsie Brown's aunt was Mrs. Campbell) John and Pearl Johnson (plumber) was Ted Johnson's brother; The west side of the house would have been facing 11th St. |
| The water tank was in the center of this block | |
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BLOCK 41 |
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Part of Civilian Conservation Corps Camp |
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BLOCK 42-43 |
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Vacant |
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BLOCK 44 |
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1. Lanier home place (Joe, Jeff, Merrimon, Mabel) |
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2. Carl and Vara Bethune Kelly |
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| 3. Merrimon and Rosa Belle Bethune Lanier | |
| 4. Sam Watkins | |
| 5. T.T. and Lucille Matthews | |
| 6. K. G. and Dora Mace | |
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7. Lynwood and Hettie Hamilton |
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BLOCK 45-46 |
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1. High School, constructed 1926. |
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2. Elementary School constructed 1913-14 |
| 3. Tin gym (was built from second-hand materials) | |
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4 Teacherage. Mrs. S. P. J. Lee was in charge of the teacherage at one time. (She was Charlotte Renn's mother.) |
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BLOCK 47 |
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1. Dr. Sam and Aileen McKoy (he was a dentist and she was the first public librarian, daughter was Jean McKoy) |
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| 2. Rental house | |
| 3. J. Ray Johnson property | |
| 4. Mabel Lanier and J. Ray Johnson | |
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BLOCK 48 |
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1. Clarence and Mamie Mann family (children Roger, Helen, Lynn, Sam) |
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2. Thora and Max Womble |
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3. Ruth and W. E. (Bill) Awbrey |
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4. Bill and Miriam Walsh |
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5. Leslie and Bessie Matthews (birthplace of Billy Ray Matthews) |
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BLOCK 49 |
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1. John and Pearl Johnson |
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| 2. Truby and Letha Powell | |
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3. Green Heights Grill (Mr. Brantley was the first owner) Then Edison Quick and Mr. Hall later on owned it.) |
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4. T. V. and Magdalene Page |
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5. Duplex |
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6. Fred and Hazel Holloway |
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7. Carl and Irene Womble, Thora and Max Womble |
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8. John A. Senter property |
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BLOCK 50 |
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| Gravel pit "castle" they quit digging there around 1927. | |
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BLOCK 51 |
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| The Quonset hut on the corner was built before 1950 for fertilizer. Superior Seed Company run by C. R.(Mamie) Ammons. | |
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BLOCK 52 |
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1. R. M. Turlington built this house, then traded property with Johnny Blackmon who was building a house in the next block. |
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| 2. Casey Fowler | |
| 3. C. R. and Mamie Ammons | |
| 4. Walter Marsh family. Daughter Ida Mae "Tiny" Marsh (the house is over 75 years old) | |
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BLOCK 53-54 |
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Back of school ball field, fence, (1) agriculture building, (2) grandstand |
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BLOCK 55 |
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| T. D. O'Quinn home (Joe Anthony lived here first) | |
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BLOCK 56 |
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Vacant |
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BLOCK 57 |
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1. Joe P. Smith family |
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| 2. Stewart Hockaday home (William Thomas and Linda J. Hockaday were parents of Stewart) | |
| 3. Dan Ballard (Children: Frank, Halford, Kathryn) | |
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BLOCK 58 |
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| Vacant | |
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BLOCK 59 |
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| Hamilton House (Frank and his sisters) | |
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BLOCK 60 |
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| Vacant | |
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BLOCK 61 |
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BLOCK 62 |
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BLOCK 63 |
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| 1. Holland Home | |
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BLOCK 64 |
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1. John A. and Pearl Johnson. Later Buchanans lived there. |
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| 2. Rant Turlington, father of Melvin, Jack, George, Bessie, Gordon | |
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BLOCK 65 |
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1. Julius Holloway Home |
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| 2. Ballard Home | |
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End of McNeill and Fourteenth streets |
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1. Walter Lanier |
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2. John Early Womble |
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