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The ancestors, descendants, and cousins of the Shells of Pigeon Creek, Alabama.

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Notes for Thomas Lewis Hybart

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Thomas L. Hybart was a lawyer, newspaper publisher, and representative from Fayetteville in 1835 to the North Carolina House of Commons who was said to have "a ready tongue and a trenchant pen." He was a strong supporter of General Andrew Jackson. He was one of the managers of a subscription ball in 1829, indicating that he was active in the social life of the area. When a fire destroyed a great part of Fayetteville in 1831, the house of T.L. Hybart, Esq., located at the intersection of Union and Mason streets, was saved only by great effort.

William C. Stapleton, Jr. Hybart Family History.

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