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English: Site of the December 1864 murder of Confederate Clay Valley Postmaster James P. Barnes, killed by Henry Berry Lowry and William Lowry. Site is by a mill dam near Moss Neck, Robeson County about 3/4 mile from Clay Valley post office. Lowry sons allegedly concealed themselves in the trees along the path. |
| Date | |
| Source | Norment, Mary C. (1909) The Lowrie history (4th ed.), Lumberton: Lumbee Publishing Company, p. 43 |
| Author | unknown |
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Summary
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English: Site of the December 1864 murder of Confederate Clay Valley Postmaster James P. Barnes, killed by Henry Berry Lowry and William Lowry. Site is by a mill dam near Moss Neck, Robeson County about 3/4 mile from Clay Valley post office. Lowry sons allegedly concealed themselves in the trees along the path. |
| Date | |
| Source | Norment, Mary C. (1909) The Lowrie history (4th ed.), Lumberton: Lumbee Publishing Company, p. 43 |
| Author | unknown |
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| 632 × 362 (116 KB) | Indy beetle | Uploaded a work by unknown from https://archive.org/details/lowriehistoryasa00norm/page/43 {{cite book| last = Norment | first = Mary C.| last2 = Olds| first2 = Fred A.| title = The Lowrie history| publisher = Lumbee Publishing Company| edition = 4th| date = 1909| location = Lumberton| page = 43}} with UploadWizard |
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