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                       First name might have been Herbert, Hubbard, or Harbard
                  

                       Robeson County later became Hoke County.  His death certificate says his
    father was Emmanuel English, born in Marlboro S.C.  His mother was
    Nancy Paul (rumor is that she was a daughter or some how relate to John Paul
    Jones).

    DEATH NOTICE;
    Mr. English, one of Hoke Countys most successful farmers who lived in
    Stonewall Twp, died Sunday evening at ten o'clock at his home.  Death
    followed a long illness with dropsy and liver trouble.
    Mr. English was native of S. C. and moved to this section about 20 yrs ago.
    He was a model farmer and was regarded as one of the best in the county.
    Mr. English was a member of the Lumber Bridge Baptist Church. Funeral services
    were conducted from the home Monday at 2:30 PM by Rev. J. R. Miller and
    Rev. A.D. Carswell.  Interment was a Lumber Bridge N.C.

    He didn't trust banks, kept money in a truck in his room.  He did not read well
    but could figure. He had two financial disasters: Paid for Singleton place but
    didn't do title search, someone else owned the property, he lost all his money.
    He bought another farm but couldn't make payments.    He was very honest and
    strict.  He worked very hard, and he liked to whistl
                  

                       Was called Willie
                  

                   NAME:
    Sallie B. also known as Sarah