INDEX

Agriculture	177-187
Aircraft, Fairchild	172
Airports:
Burlington Municipal	230
Huffman Field	229
Alamance:
early settlers	14
indians of	9-12
origin of name,	13
settlement of,	13-25
Alamance, Battle of:
casualties,	64
causes,	45-56
description of,	61
prisoners hanged,	65
(See also: Regulators, Tryon, Alamance Battleground)
Alamance Battleground:
description of monument	65
monument unveiled	150
Alamance County:
communities in	133-143
early courts	92
founding of	89-92
map of	front end pages
naming of	90
Alamance County Fair	146
Alamance Church	35
Alamance Creek	5, 13, 14
Alamance Gleaner	95, 237
Alamance Plaid	103, 165
"Alamance Regulators":
Spanish-American War	151
Alamance Village	142
"Alamons"	13
Albright, George	93
Albright, Capt. William	30
Allemani	13
Altamahaw-Ossipee	141
Anthony, George	125
"Aramanchy River "	13
Asbury, Rev. Francis	37
Austin Quarter	22
Barnwell, Col. John
describes Sissipahaw	10
Bason, James	95
Battles:
of Alamance	56-65
of Guilford Court House	73
of Kirk's Farm	74
of Lexington	69
of Lindley's Mill	75
of Moore's Creek	70
Pyle's Hacking Match	72
(See also: Wars)
Bellemont	142
Bethabara	21
Bingham Military School	205
Bithahn, Rev. John	30
Black, John	171
Boone's Station	32
Boyd, A. H.	94
Boyd, James E	94, 130
Boyd, James M	95
Burke, Gov. Thomas	75
Burlington	135-136
incorporated	136
origin of name	135
motto	136
(See also: Company Shops)
Burlington Mills	166-167
Burrington, Gov. George
describes N. C. Churches	27
Business:
first in Burlington	109
first in Graham	95
expansion	175-176
Butler, Gen. John	76
Butler, William	50
Byrd, Col. William:
describes Haw's Old Fields	13
Caldwell, Rev. David	41, 59
Caldwell, Dr. Joseph	189
Camp meetings	39
Cane Creek:
Dixon's Mill on	73
Friends Meeting	15, 33
Carrigan, Villiam A	90, 98
Carroll, W. H.	151
Childs, Thomas	22
Childsborough	24
Churches:	27-44
Baptists	37
Brick Church	30
Cane Creek Meeting	34
Christian	39
Churches today	43
Clapp Church	30
Cross Roads Presbyterian	39
first in county	29
Freidens	31
Graves' Church	32
Hawfields Presbyterian	34, 36
Lutheran	29
Methodists	37
Providence	39
Reformed	29
St. Marks	32
Schumakers	31
Stoner's	30
Civic Organizations	243
Clapp, Will F.	238
Clendenin, William	94
Coffin Factory, Burlington	134, 171
College, Elon	195, 212-214
Company Shops:
founding	107-111
incorporated	134
name changed to Burlington	135
"Constitutional Union Guard"	125
Cook, Ephraim	109
Cook, Staley A	240
Corbin	22
Cornwallis, Lord:
at Guilford Court House	73
at Haw River	139
at Hillsboro	71
at Snow Camp	74
Cotton Mills:
Aurora	136, 165
expansion of	164
first	98-103
Granite	140
Holt-Carrigan	98
Lafayette	165
Oneida	137, 165
Plaid Mills	103, 165
Sidney	165
Tabardry	140
Travora	165
Windsor	167
Cowan, J. C., Jr.	167
Craig, James A	90
Crawford, Rev. J. H.	30
Craven, Peter	50
Crooks, Rev. Adam	38
Crowson, 0. F.	239
Currie, Dr. Archibald	36
Dairying	182-184
Davis, Jefferson	121
Debow, Rev. John	39
Deeds, early settlers'	22
Depression years	249
Dixon, Simon	34, 74
Dougherty, W. H.	192, 194
Edwards, Isaac	55
Ellis, C. B.	175
Ellis, Gov. John W.	114
Elon College	195, 212-214
Elon, origin ot name	213
Eno, Will, Lawson's Guide	2
Erwin, W. A.	135
Euliss, Eli	125
Fanning, Col. David	75
Fanning, Col. Edmund	48
Farming (See Agriculture)
Farm Life:	84
described by E. M. Holt	86-87
Faucett, Job	125
Faucett, John	95
Few, James:
hanged by Tryon	64
Fisher, Col. Charles	114
Fleming, P. H.	200
Fogleman, Dover	228
Foglernan, John	90
Fogleman, John T	125
Fogleman, W. A.	135
Fonville, James	109
Fonville, James B	93
Freeland, George	92
Freeland, Jonathan	42
Freeman, Dr. R. A.	135
Fyke, Malachi	54
Gant, Jesse	90
Gant, John	222
German settlers	14, 32
Gibsonville	31
Goertner, George	32
Goff, Solomon	54
Graham:	91-96, 136-138
designated county seat	91
first business place	95
incorporated	94
founding of	93
after War Between the States	136
Graham, James A	94
Graham, Capt. Joseph	72
Graham, Gov. William A.	91
Granville, Earl of	21
Guilford Court House, Battle of	73
Hambleton, Ninean Beal	50
Hamilton, Matthew	54
Hannah, Robert	95
Hardin, CoL John	110
Harden, Col. Julius H.	146
Harris, Tyrec	55
Hart, Capt. Thomas	51
Harvey, Absalom	90
Haw River:
crossed by Lawson	3
Haw River Community:
industry	140
settled	139
Hawfields	24
Haw's Old Fields:
granted to Earl Granville	21
mentioned by Col. Byrd	13
Henderson, Judge Richard:
describes Regulator rioting	54
Hillsboro:
Regulators rioting in	54
Regulators hanged at	65
Cornwallis at	71
Hillsboro, Lord	25
Holden, Gov. W. W.	128
declares Alamance in state of insurrection	128
Holt, Edwin M	94-103
aids Confederacy	119
describes farm life	86
founds cotton mill	98-103
Holt, Rev. John R.	42, 95, 194
Holt, Joseph S	92
Holt, L. Banks	137
Holt, Michael	25, 92, 97
Holt, Gov. Thomas M.	157-161
works in father's mill	98-101
Hosiery Mills:
Daisy	168
Esther	171
first	168
May-McEwen-Kaiser	169
Sidney	171
Standard	103, 164
Whitehead	169
Hospital, Alamance General	233
Howell, Rednap	52
Huffman, Glenn	228
Hunter, James	52
Husband, Herman	46-48
becomes Regulator leader	47
elected to Legislature	52
escapes from Battle of Alamance	62
(See also: Regulators)
Indians:
described by Lawson	6-9
described by Lederer	1
Sissipahaw Tribe	10-12
earliest mention of Sissipahaw	3
mentioned by Col. Barnwell	10
relics	10-12
Indian Traders	4
Industry (See: Cotton Mills, Hosiery Mills, etc.)
Invisible Empire	125
Isley, Daniel	94
Jackson, Isaac	54
Johnston, Gen. Joseph E.	120
Jones, E. Z.	240
Kernodle, J. D., Jr.	237
Kirk, George W	130-132
Kirk-Holden War	130-132
Kirk's Farm, Battle of	74
Klapp Kirche	30
Ku Klux Klan:	125-132
Alamance leaders	125
costume worn by	126
officially disbanded	127
raid Graham	126
Langua, Conrad	24
Lawson, John	2.7
describes agriculture	177-179
describes Haw River	4
mentions Sissipahaw	3
Lederer, Dr. John	1
Lee, Colonel "Lighthorse" Harry	71
Leinbach, Rev	31
Lexington, Battle of	69
Lindley's Mill, Battle of	75
Lloyd, Thomas	48
Long, Jacob A	125
Long, Mrs. Lettie J.	116
Long, Dr. William S., Sr.	195, 213
Lorets, Rev. Andrew	30
Love, J, Spencer	166
Lutherans	28-32
Manufacturing (See Industry)
Marketing	21, 84
Martin, Gov. Josiah	69
Matear, Robert	65
May, Ben E	169
May, Burton	169
May, Will H	169
McAden, Rev. Hugh	35, 36
McCauley, J. A.	135
McGready, Rev. James	39
McNeill, Hector	75
Mebane	138-139
Mebane, Col. Alexander	22, 76
Mebane Fair	139
Mebane, Frank	138
Mebane, David	125
Mebane, Giles	90, 94, 105, 114
Mebanesville	106
Mecklenburg Declaration	69
Melville	43
Merrill, Benjamin	65
Messer, Capt	65
Mills, grist	87
(See also: Hosiery Mills, Cotton Mills)
Moffat, William	54
Moravians	21
Moore, Adolphus G	130
Moore, J. G.	134
Moore, Peyton P	90, 92
Moore's Creek, Battle of	70
Mosely, Edward	21
Mullen, Patrick	59
Murphey, Archibald DeBow	42
Murray, Lucian	123-125
National Guard	151, 247, 251
Newspapers:
Alamance Gleaner	237
first in county	237
Leader	237
Enterprise	238
oldest in county	237
Ratoon	237
Southern Democrat	237
Times-News	238
Occaneechi village	2, 4
O'Neal, John	54
O'Neal, Williarn	109
Orange County:
Alamance formed from	89
(See: Hillsboro)
Orange Presbytery	36
Ossipee	142
Outlaw, Wyatt
fires on Ku Klux	126
hanged by klansmen	129
Paisley, Rev. William	36
Parker, E. S.	237
Pattillo, Rev. Henry	36
Patterson, James A. J.	125
Pennsylvania Dutch	14, 28-32
Pickens, Brig. Andrew	71
Pioneer homes	18-21
Pix Head Rock	12
Plank Road	81
Presbyterians	14, 34-37
Pugh, James:
in Battle of Alamance	61
hanged at Hillsboro	65
Public Utilities	217-236
Pyle, Col	72-73
Pyle's Hacking Match	72
Quakers	14, 27, 32-34
Reformed	14, 27, 28-32
Regulators:
in Battle of Alamance	59-62
interrupt Hillsboro court	55
leaders	46, 52, 54
meet at Rocky River	50
organized at Sandy Creek	48
proclaim loyalty to King	52
prisoners hanged	64, 65
(See also; Alamance, Battle of: Husband, Pugh, Tryon)
Regulators, Alamance
in Spanish-American War	151
Revival, the Great	39
Revolutionary War	69-77
(See: Battles)
Riley, Rev. James	30
Robinson, Rev. William	35
Rudy, Rev. John	31
Salisbury Road	29
Sandy Creek	48
Saxapahaw	143
Saxapahaw Indians:
(See; Indians)
Scales, Miss Katherine	135
Schools:
academies	190
Bingham Military	41, 205
Elon College	195, 212-214
first	40-43, 189
Graham Normal College	195
in Burlington	197-204
in County	204-211
in Graham	193-197
public	192-199
Scott, Gov. W. Kerr	153-157
message	xi
picture	x
Searcy, Reuben	48
Seigent, B. E.	134
Sellars, Dr. B. A.	135
Sherman, Gen. W. T.	120
Shoffner, John	163, 169
Shoffncr, T. M.	128
Sissipahaw Indians:
(See: Indians)
Smith, Dr. L. E.	214
Snow Camp:
origin of name	74, 140
scene of Cornwallis camp	74
settlement	14, 33
Spangenberg, Bishop	25
Spanish-American War	151
Spencer, Rev. Elihu	36
Springhill	21
Steams, Rev. Shubal	37
Stinking Quarters Creek	25
Suthers, Rev. Samuel	29
Swain, Peter D	109
Swepson, George	142
Swepsonville:	142
Confederate crossing	119
Tarleton, Col	71
Taverns, early	79
Theus, Rev Christian	29
Thompson, Rev. John	35
Thompson, J. T.	94
Thompson, Robert
Shot by Tryon	53
Tories	70
Trading Path	5-7
Transportation:
marketing	84
plank road	81
(See: Public Utilities)
Trollinger, Adam	139
Trollinger, Gen Benjamin	106-111, 140
Trollinger's Ford	139
"Trollinger Tree"	139
Tryon, Gov. William:
attends Hillsboro court	53
in Battle of Alamance	56-65
orders Regulators to- disband	53
(See also: Regulators; Alamance, Battle of; Pugh, Husband)
War:	111-121
Between the States	69-77
Revolutionary	151
Spanish-American	247
World War I	251
World War II
(See: Battles)
Webb, Thomas	92
Welker, Rev. G. William	30
Western Electric	174
Whigs	70
White, Samuel	94
White, W. E.	165
White, J. H	165
White, D. A.	138
Wilson, Rev. Alexander	110,193
Workman, E. E.	238
Worth, Daniel	111
Worth, Jonathan	42,109

Content	Chapter 5	Chapter 10	Chapter 15	Chapter 20
Chapter 1	Chapter 6	Chapter 11	Chapter 16	Chapter 21
Chapter 2	Chapter 7	Chapter 12	Chapter 17	Prospectus
Chapter 3	Chapter 8	Chapter 13	Chapter 18
Chapter 4	Chapter 9	Chapter 14	Chapter 19

Last updated 05/21/2000 Mary Ellis
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