Fourth Generation Inclusive

Historical Documents of Genealogical Interest to Researchers of North Carolina's Free People of Color

Surnames: Cleveland County, 1850.

by Lisa Y. Henderson

The following surnames are found among free people of color in Cleveland County in 1850:

BLACK, BROOKS, CLARKE, CROW, DAVIS, FORNEY, HUSKIN, JOHNSON, McLEAN, MORGAN, PRIOR, PROCTOR, REVELS, and ROBISON.

Published: April 9, 2013

Filed Under: Censuses, Surnames

Tags: Cleveland County

One Comment to “Surnames: Cleveland County, 1850.”

redbone76 says:

March 11, 2021 at 1:22 am

Hi. Thanks for including this. I’m descended from the Brooks and Clarks mentioned. The Revels were living next to them.

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Surnames: Cleveland County, 1850.

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