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Original owned by Doris B. Hamilton, New Bern, N.C., October 20, 2002.&#13;
&#13;
[p. 1]&#13;
The Illustrated Explanatory Family Bible. The Holy Bible: with the Apocrypha, Psalms in Metre, and Marginal References and Readings,…Philadelphia: John E. Potter and Company, No. 617 Sansom Street [n.d.]&#13;
&#13;
[p. 2]&#13;
Marriage Certificate&#13;
This is to Certify That Mr. James Henry Arpen and Miss Pennie Hawkins were solemnly united by me in Holy Matrimony in New Bern on the 27 Day of May In the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight 9 [penned above Eight] Hundred and 14 [i.e. 1914] Conformably to the Ordinance of God and the Laws of the State. In Presence of Julia Arpen, Georgia&#13;
D. Fulford&#13;
Mr. N. Arpen&#13;
&#13;
[p. 3]&#13;
Family Record&#13;
Births&#13;
Sarah Elizabeth Ann Gibson daughter of John W. and Julia Ann Gibson was born on the 14th day of April A.D. 1877.&#13;
&#13;
John W. Gibson, son of John W. and Julia Ann Gibson, was born on the 25th day of February A.D. 1879.&#13;
Penny Florence wife of James Henry Arpen was born on the 15th day of March A.D. 1883&#13;
Edard Lee Ricks Jr. was born March 25, 1938.&#13;
James Henry Arpen son of Nicholas and Julia Ann Arpen was born on the 15th day of July A.D. 1889. Margaret Ann Ricks was born August 25th, 1936. Charles Barker Belangia was born Oct 5, 1937, Myrtle Julia Beck was born Feb 6, 1941&#13;
Julie Nicholas and Georgia Anne twin daughters of Nicholas and Julia Ann Arpen were born on the 26th day of August A.D. 1892. &#13;
Dorothy Jean Belangia was born Sept 1941.&#13;
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[p. 4]&#13;
Florence Elizabeth Robinson borne Nov. 25, 1917 to Julie Nicholas Robinson and Richard Robinson&#13;
Margaret Isebelle Robinson born Aug 4, 1914 to Julie and Richard Robinson.&#13;
Eldridge Barker Robinson born June 21, 1924 to Julie and Richard Robinson.&#13;
George Henry Nichlous Robinson born Jan. 1, 1921 to Julie and Richard Robinson.&#13;
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[p. 5]&#13;
Family Record&#13;
Marriages&#13;
Nicholas Arpen and Julie Ann Gibson were married on the 12th day of November A.D. 1887. Clarence Robinson &amp; Vernell Roberts were married on the Dec 1938.&#13;
Edward Lee Ricks and Florence Robinson were married on the 3rd [?] day of May 1933.&#13;
Claude S. Belangia &amp; Thelma E. Robinson were married on the 29th day April19[torn]&#13;
Richard Robinson and Julia Arpen was married on the 6 day of June A.D. 1908.&#13;
Chas. R. Carraway and Ruth Arpen were married on the 18th day of March 1935 [?]&#13;
Jhon W. Gibson and Lara B. Roberts was married on the 17th day of October A.D. 1906&#13;
Horace C. Huff and Margaret I Robinson were married on the 11th day of July 1931.&#13;
James Henry Arpen and Pennie Hawkins were married on the 27th day of May A.D. 1914.) Doctor T. Beck and Florence E. Ricks was married July 4, 1937 1939&#13;
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[p. 6, small scrap of page]&#13;
[torn] Record&#13;
[torn] Martin Henry [torn]&#13;
[torn] was born A [torn&#13;
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Original owned by Nancy E. Perdue, New Bern, N.C., October 18, 2003.&#13;
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[front flyleaf]&#13;
Tabithe Ayscue’s Book&#13;
&#13;
[title page]&#13;
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments…New York: American Bible Society, 1871.&#13;
&#13;
[p. 1]&#13;
Family Record. Marriages.&#13;
B.F. &amp; B.T. Ayscue was married Nov. 14th 1867.&#13;
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[p. 2] &#13;
Family Record. Births.&#13;
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Elizabeth A. Ayscue born Dec 24th 1822&#13;
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Charles E. Ayscue born born June 10th 1827 9 [penciled over 7] 1829 [penciled beside 1827]&#13;
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Mary E. Ayscue born Nov 15th 1847&#13;
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[p. 3]&#13;
Family Record. Births.&#13;
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Margelia G. Ayscue was born Nov the 18 8 1868&#13;
Oliver W. Ayscue was born Nov the 1 1871&#13;
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Sally S. Ayscue was born Aug the 7 1883.&#13;
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[p. 4]&#13;
Family Record. Deaths.&#13;
Sally H. Ayscue died Aug 11th 1872.&#13;
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Holy Bible&#13;
B.F. &amp; S.F. Watson&#13;
&#13;
[p. 2]&#13;
The "Standard" edition of the Holy Bible containing the King James and the Revised Version of the Old and New Testaments Arranged in Parallel Columns...B.F. Johnson &amp; Co., Richmond, Va.&#13;
&#13;
[p. 3]&#13;
...Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1886 [?], in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.&#13;
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[p. 4]&#13;
This Certifies that B.F. Watson of York County, Virginia and S.F Quinn of York County, Virginia were joined together by me in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony at Pequosin, York, Va on the [illegible] day of February in the year of our Lord 1873. In Presence of [blank] Signed [blank]&#13;
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[p. 5]&#13;
This Certifies That Chriss L. Watson of York County and Hunter V. West [?] of York County were joined together by me in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony at Richmond on the 20 day of June in the year of our Lord  1912. In Presence of [illegible] Signes Rev. [illegible]&#13;
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[p. 6]&#13;
Temperance Pledge...&#13;
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Rev. B.F. Watson&#13;
Marguerite Elizabeth Ironmonger to John Russell Richards, June 19, 1937, Methodist Church in Washington [N.C.?] by Rev. Samuel Ross&#13;
F.H. Ironmonger Jr. to Elsie Vinson, South Mills, N.C.&#13;
Kathryn W. Ironmonger to Lt. Milton Quinn April 7th, 1942, Central M.E. Church, [illegible]&#13;
Kathryn Quinn to Payne Parker, 6/18/49&#13;
&#13;
[p. 7, many entries illegible]&#13;
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[illegible] Feb [illegible] 1873, Poquosin, York Co., Va. B.F. Watson to S.F. Quinn&#13;
&#13;
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Wilson, N.C. R. Vance Moore to Mary Elizabeth Watson&#13;
Edith Bowers &amp; Christian T. Watson, Nov. 6, 1961&#13;
&#13;
[p. 8]&#13;
Memoranda&#13;
Children of F.H. and H.V. Ironmonger:&#13;
Marguerite Elizabeth Ironmonger born July 19, 1908&#13;
Frank Hope Irongmonger; born Dec., 1910 [1918?]&#13;
Kathryn Watson Ironmonger born Sept. 22, 1919&#13;
Ethelyn Virginia Ironmonger Jan. 9th, 1924&#13;
Grand children of F.H. &amp; H.V. Ironmonger&#13;
Robert Wade Hankon [?] born Dec 6th 1946&#13;
Jane Hunter Haukon [?] born March 14, 1950&#13;
Michael Hope Ironmonger born July 9th 1949&#13;
J[illegible] Leigh Parker born March 4, 1952&#13;
Debra Hankom 10/ /31&#13;
Gary Lee Hankom 2/21/52&#13;
&#13;
[p. 9]&#13;
B.F. Watson was born October 28th 1853&#13;
S.F. Watson was born August 25th 1857&#13;
Children&#13;
William Joseph was born Jan 27th 1875&#13;
Benjamin Elmon was born Jan 23rd 1877&#13;
Howard Connelly was born Jan 23rd 1879&#13;
Lemuel Hubbard was born Jan 7th 1881&#13;
Hunter Virginia was born Sept 3rd 1884&#13;
Christian Thomas was born Aug. 4th, 1887&#13;
Mary Elizabeth was born June 23, 1890 [?]&#13;
Minnie Nell Watson. Oct 20/ 1895&#13;
&#13;
[p. 10]&#13;
Christian Thomas Watson May 26, 1975&#13;
Deaths.&#13;
(Sis Uncle Chris' wife&#13;
Hunter Virginia Watson April 23, 1955&#13;
Mrs. Belie Watson died Dec 13, 1908&#13;
Howard Connelly died Dec 1939&#13;
Frances Moore Stewart Dec 23, &#13;
Mrs. Sarah Frances Watson Nov 28 1945 [?]&#13;
Rev. B.F. Watson April 2nd 1950&#13;
Rev. Wm. Joseph Watson June 27, 1950&#13;
Hunter V. Ironmonger, 3/1/60&#13;
Hope Ironmonger, 11/17/59&#13;
F.V. Ironmonger&#13;
Nellie Watson 5/23/51&#13;
4/21/70&#13;
Benjamin Elmon [Watson?] died on 2-1-68&#13;
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                  <text>The following Family Bibles collection began as a project with the New Bern-Craven County Public Library and the Craven County Genealogical Society of North Carolina. &#13;
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In October 2002 and October 2003, both organizations held a Family Bible Photocopying project and asked people to bring their Family Bibles to be copied. A copy was made for the Library and another copy for the owner of the Bible. These two projects brought over thirty Family Bibles, photocopies of which were added to the Library's collection. &#13;
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Since 2003, other Family Bibles have surfaced and were copied by Library Staff members for inclusion in the Bible Records Project.&#13;
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If you have a Family Bible of a Craven County family or a family from a surrounding county that you would like to include in the Project, contact the Kellenberger Room of the New Bern-Craven County Public Library to make an appointment. The phone number is (252) 638-7808 or e-mail KellenbergerRoom(at)gmail.com. We would love to add your family's information to the site.</text>
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              <text>Robert Dortch Baskervill Family Bible&#13;
Original owned by Jane Baskervill Murphy, October 19, 2003.&#13;
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The Comprehensive Bible; containing the Old and New Testaments, according to The Authorized Version, with the various readings and marginal notes usually printed therewith…Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo &amp; Co., 1854.&#13;
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[p. 1]&#13;
Marriages.&#13;
R.D. Baskervill and Betty P. Alexander were married on the 6th day of May 1857 (Eighteen hundred &amp; fifty seven) by Revd. F.H. McGuire at Park Forest.&#13;
W.R. Baskervill and Sallie Boyd Burwell were married on the 22nd day of February 1911 by Rev. John N. Cole, at “Berry Hill” Mecklenburg Co. Va. At 8:00 p.m.&#13;
John M. Van Pelt and Lucy Burwell Baskervill were married on the 23 day of Nov. 1935 (Sat morn.) by the Rev. Edward Burwell, at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Warrenton, N.C. 8:00 P.M.&#13;
William Rust Baskervill Jr. and Elizabeth A. Hackney were married in Wilson, N.C. Nov. 5, 1949 (Saturday), by the Rev. Jarman at 8:00 p.m.&#13;
Robert Dortch Baskervill and Jane D. Gibbs were married in New Bern, N.C. in the First Presbyterian Church, Dec. 2, 1950 (Saturday) at 8:00 P.M. by the Rev. Howard Hartzell.&#13;
At Eureka her father’s home by Rev. P.M. Boyden, J. Tabb Neblett &amp; M.E. Baskervill Nov 27th 1889.&#13;
Edgar Hatcher Crenshaw Jr. and Mary Spotswood Baskervill were married on the 2nd of May 1953 by the Rev. Howard Hartzell at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Warrenton, N.C. 8:00 P.M.&#13;
Branch Spalding and Sallie Spotswood Van Pelt were married April 6th (Fri) 1956&#13;
Sally Spotswood Van Pelt married the 2nd time to E Carter Fields Jr. in Charlottesville, Va. Sept (Fri) 9th, 1966 in the Episcopal Church in Ivy by Rev. Weeks at 12:00 noon.&#13;
William R. Baskervill III married Elizabeth McG___ in Lenoir N.C. Sept 29, 1979.&#13;
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Births.&#13;
William Rust, son of Robert D. &amp; Betty A. Baskervill Nat: Febry 8th 1859.&#13;
Mark Alexander son of Robert D. &amp; Betty A. Baskervill Nat: June 9th 1860.&#13;
Sarah Taylor daughter of Robert D. &amp; Betty A. Baskervill Nat: Novr. 27th 1861.&#13;
Ann Coleman daughter of Robert D &amp; Betty A Baskervill Nat: July 7th 1863.&#13;
Mary Eaton daughter of Robert D &amp; Betty A Baskervill Nat: Augst 25th 1865.&#13;
Robert Dortch son of Robert D &amp; Betty A Baskervill Nat: May 10th 1867.&#13;
Wm. R. 4th son of Robt. D. &amp; Betty A Baskervill born at Eureka March 19th 1869.&#13;
Betty Park daughter of R.D.&amp; Betty A. Baskervill nat: Feb 8th 1874 (at Eureka)&#13;
George 5th son of Robt. D. and B.A. Baskervill Nat at Eureka April 20 1877.&#13;
Robert Dortch Baskervill son of William R. and Sarah T. Baskervill was born Sept 16, 1826&#13;
Bettie Park Alexander daughter of Mark Alexander and Sallie L_____ Alexander, wife of Dr. Robert Dortch Baskervill was born Sept 10, 1835.&#13;
William Burwell Crenshaw son of E. Hatcher and Mary Spotswood Baskervill Crenshaw born March 2nd 1960 in Medical College of Va. Richmond Va.&#13;
Susan Williams Crenshaw daughter of E. Hatcher and Mary Spotswood Baskervill Crenshaw born Dec. 4th 1962 in Medical College of Va. Hospital, Richmond, Va. (Tuesday) Weighed 6 lbs. 9 oz.&#13;
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[p. 4]&#13;
Births.&#13;
Lucy Burwell Baskervill daughter of W.R. and Sallie B. Baskervill, born (Monday) April 22nd, 1912 (at “Eureka” Va.)&#13;
William Rust Baskervill Jr. son of W.R. and Sallie B. Baskervill, born Aug 2nd 1913 (at “Eureka” Va.)&#13;
Robert Dortch Baskervill, 2nd son of William R. and Sallie B. Baskervill, born Sept. 9th 1914 (at “Eureka” Va.)&#13;
Mary Spotswood Baskervill 2nd daughter of W.R. and Sallie B. Baskervill born Feb. 26, Saturday 1927. (Richmond Va.) Stuart Circle Hospital.&#13;
Sallie Spottswood Van Pelt, daughter of John M. and Lucy Burwell Baskervill Van Pelt born Dec. 16, Wednesday 1936 at St. Luke’s Hospital, Richmond Va.&#13;
William Rust Baskervill III Son of William R. Baskervill Jr and Elizabeth Hackney Baskervill born Sept 21st 1950 in hospital in Wilson N.C.&#13;
Robert Dortch Baskervill Jr son of R.D. Baskervill and Jane Gibbs Baskervill born Oct 7, 1951 (Sunday) at Duke Hospital, Durham, N.C.&#13;
Evelyn Hackney Baskervill daughter of William R. and Elizabeth Hackney Baskervill born Nov. 29, 1952 (Sat.) at hospital in Wilson, N.C.&#13;
Mary Baskervill Crenshaw daughter of E. Hatcher and Mary Spotswood Baskervill Crenshaw born Sat. Dec 11th 1954 in Medical College of Va, Richmond Va.&#13;
Jane Gibbs Baskervill, daughter of Robert D. Baskervill and Jane Gibbs Baskervill born Tues. Feb. 1, 1955 in Hospital in New Bern, N.C.&#13;
Elizabeth Burwell Baskervill daughter of William R. Baskervill Jr. and Elizabeth Hackney Baskervill born Wed. Aug 15th 1956 in Hospital in South Hill, Va. at 11:00 A.M.&#13;
Edgar Hatcher Crenshaw III son of E. Hatcher Jr and Mary Spotswood Baskervill Crenshaw, born Dec 17, Monday 1956 in Medical College of Va. Richmond, Va.&#13;
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Deaths.&#13;
William Rust son of Robert D. &amp; Betty A. Baskervill obt. 8th November 1859.&#13;
Mrs. Bettie Alexander Baskervill, beloved wife of Dr. R.D. Baskervill died at “Eureka” Va. June July 6, 1897, age 61.&#13;
Col. James Turner Alexander son of Mark Alexander and Sallie Turner, died in Alexandria, La. March 27th 1915 age 83.&#13;
Mark L. Alexander son of Hon. Mark Alexander and Sallie Turner, died in Norfolk Va. Oct 30th, 1927. Age 85&#13;
Mark Alexander Baskervill 2nd son of Dr. R.D. and Bettie A. Baskervill died at “Eureka” Va. Jan 9th 1929. Age 69&#13;
Robert Dortch Baskervill, 3rd son of Dr. R.D. and Bettie A. Baskervill, died in Richmond, Va. March 4th, 1931, age 64.&#13;
Sallie Baskervill Neblett, daughter of Dr. R.D. and Bettie A. Baskervill and wife of Clem G. Neblett, died at her home in Richmond, Va. July 1932 age 71.&#13;
Sarah Taylor Baskervill beloved wife of William R. Baskervill obt. At 1 oClock P.M. Thursday 12th December 1861 Waverly Honor. Aged 54.&#13;
Col Wm. R. Baskervill beloved father of Dr. R.D. Baskervill obt. 2 oclk P.M. Sunday 25 of May 1884 Aged 87 years.&#13;
Virginia Baskervill only daughter of late Col. W.R. &amp; S.T. Baskervill died at her brothers residence 18th July 1885 in the 56 year of her age.&#13;
Dr. Robt D. Baskervill beloved husband of B.A. Baskervill &amp; son of late Col. Wm. R. B. obt: at Eureka 15 min 1 ocl. Wed. 2d Sep 1891. Aged 65. Born Sept 16 1826&#13;
Hon. M. Alexander belov’ father B.A. Baskervill obt: S. Neck, N.C. 1 oCk 6th July 1883 Ag’d 91.&#13;
Sallie P. Alexander beloved Mother B.A. Baskervill obt: S.N. N.C. 9 ock AM Wed 30 Jan 1889. Aged 78.&#13;
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Deaths.&#13;
Ms. Bettie Baskervill Hobbs, wife of F.H. Hobbs and daughter of Dr. R.D. and Bettie Alexander Baskervill died in Norfolk Va, Feb. 24, 1937 at 8:00 P.M. Age 63 yrs.&#13;
Mrs. Mary Eaton Baskervill, wife of J. Tabb Neblett, daughter of Dr. R.D. Baskervill and Bettie Alexander Baskervill, died at the home of her son, Robert Baskervill Neblett, Alexandria, La. Sept. 23rd 1946 at 3:00 A.M. age 81 and one month.&#13;
Ann Coleman Baskervill daughter of Dr. R.D. and Bettie Alexander Baskervill died Sept 25th 1947 at 10:20 P.M. age 84 yrs.&#13;
William Rust Baskervill, son of Dr. Robert D. and Bettie Alexander Baskervill, husband of Sallie Burwell Baskervill died in Warrenton N.C. at his home Oct.[?] 20th 1960 at 2:00 A.M. Age 91 yrs. 7 months.&#13;
George Baskervill, 5th son of Dr. Robert D. and Bettie Alexander Baskervill, died in Greenwood, Miss. Hospital Nov 1st 1966. Age 89 yrs-7 months.&#13;
Branch Spalding, 1st husband of Sallie Spotswood Van Pelt, died suddenly of a heart attack in Charlottesville, Va, Aug. 1962.</text>
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