From: Britt, Morris F. Appendices to Implosion: A history of the Lumbee Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina. Unpublished book-length manuscript.
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| Name | Number in household | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chavers, John | 7 | |
| Chavers, Richard | 5 | |
| Chavers, Susana | 3 | |
| Collins, George | 4 | Lived on Hitchcock Creek in 1780 then Anson County |
| Jackson, Daniel | 8 | |
| Luvinor, John | 8 | |
| Oxendine, Henry | 5 | |
| Stewart, Thomas | 1 | |
| Turner [Turnor], Moses | 7 1 slave | On E of Gum Swamp in then Anson County prior to 3 Sept. 1779 when granted 100 acres next to Thomas Turner (Grant Book 30, p. 322). |
The families included are those which exclusively contained individuals listed as "all other free persons" and were headed by such a member. Most of these surnames (Chavis, Jackson, Oxendine, and Stewart) appear to be Lumbee, then classtlied as "free Blacks." This group in Richmond County adds the family names Collins, Luvinor [Levine], and Turner [Turnor] to those considered in the Lumbee Settlement.