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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 6, 10th edition., Chapter 35: (search)
llsborough in Husband's Petition signed by near five hundred of Orange County, 30 April, 1768. Address of the inhabitants of Anson County, t the West Side of Haw River to the Assemblymen and Vestrymen of Orange County, 1768. is a servant to the public; and we are determined to havct each other against warrants of distress or imprisonment. In Orange County the discontented did not harbor a thought of violence, Comps, April, 1768. On the last day of April, the Regulators of Orange County, peacefully assembled on Rocky River, appointed twelve men on t Doings of a General Meeting of Regulators and Inhabitants of Orange County, 21 May, 1768. by the glad tidings, that the Governor himself honditional and immediate submission, Tryon to Inhabitants of Orange County, &c. 1 August, 1768. Depositions of Tyree Harris and of R. Sutlower counties, were to be raised to cut off the inhabitants of Orange County as Rebels. About fifteen hundred men A General Return of th
George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 6, 10th edition., Chapter 46: (search)
30 August, 1772. There the Courts of law offered no redress. Petition of Orange County to Chief Justice Howard, and to the Associate justices Moore and Henderson, a seat, by chartering the town of Hillsborough as a borough, but the county of Orange, selected Herman Husbands as its Representative, with great unanimity. The ruwere readily found for felonies or riots, against the leading Regulators in Orange County, who lived two hundred miles off, and many of whom had been at home during harsh rebuke of the agreement in Rowan County for arbitration, marched into Orange County. His progress was marked by the destruction of wheat fields and orchards, 2 July, 1771; 849, 2, 3. Yet the record was not closed. In the old counties of Orange and Mecklenburg, the overhill glades of Carolina, and the little band of moun-feated the Regulators near the Alamance. The next year he made a tour into Orange County. The result of his observations is best given in his own words. extract