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- American Revolution (links | edit)
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- Sampson County, North Carolina (links | edit)
- Nash County, North Carolina (links | edit)
- Halifax, North Carolina (links | edit)
- Hillsborough, North Carolina (links | edit)
- Durham, North Carolina (links | edit)
- Francis Nash (links | edit)
- List of governors of North Carolina (links | edit)
- Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence (links | edit)
- Halifax Resolves (links | edit)
- Nathaniel Rochester (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly (links | edit)
- Richard Caswell (links | edit)
- Abner Nash (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly of 2003–04 (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly of 2001–02 (links | edit)
- North Carolina Senate (links | edit)
- North Carolina House of Representatives (links | edit)
- Benjamin Williams (links | edit)
- Samuel Ashe (North Carolina governor) (links | edit)
- Samuel Johnston (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly of 1777 (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly of 1778 (links | edit)
- North Carolina General Assembly of 1779 (links | edit)
- Robert Howe (Continental Army officer) (links | edit)
- Joseph Winston (links | edit)
- Cornelius Harnett (links | edit)
- Alexander Mebane (links | edit)
- Matthew Locke (U.S. Congress) (links | edit)
- Dempsey Burgess (links | edit)
- Whitmell Hill (links | edit)
- Willie Jones (statesman) (links | edit)
- Ezekiel Polk (links | edit)
- Lee Resolution (links | edit)
- Constitution of North Carolina (links | edit)
- Allen Jones (Continental Congress) (links | edit)
- Waightstill Avery (links | edit)
- Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge (links | edit)
- Hezekiah Spruill (links | edit)
- 1st North Carolina Regiment (links | edit)
- John Ashe (general) (links | edit)
- Hillsborough District Brigade (links | edit)
- Thoughts on Government (links | edit)
- William Thompson (North Carolina politician) (links | edit)
- History of North Carolina (links | edit)
- Jethro Sumner (links | edit)
- President pro tempore of the North Carolina Senate (links | edit)
- Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives (links | edit)