Alamance

She had used the name Alamance on her license application, because technically she was still married.

Tuning Pegs 2010

(Mebane, N.C.), a North Carolina recruit, goes on trial Monday in Alamance Superior

USATODAY.com 2005

Matt Maggio, publisher and editor of the progun Internet magazine known as the Alamance Independent, began collecting dirt on the Castano principals shortly after the New Orleans suit was filed.

Outgunned PETER HARRY BROWN DANIEL G. ABEL 2003

Matt Maggio, publisher and editor of the progun Internet magazine known as the Alamance Independent, began collecting dirt on the Castano principals shortly after the New Orleans suit was filed.

Outgunned PETER HARRY BROWN DANIEL G. ABEL 2003

Matt Maggio, publisher and editor of the progun Internet magazine known as the Alamance Independent, began collecting dirt on the Castano principals shortly after the New Orleans suit was filed.

Outgunned PETER HARRY BROWN DANIEL G. ABEL 2003

Settlements had been formed on the Alamance, and in 1764, the year of his visit, the Rev. Henry Pattillo, who was afterwards the minister of Hawfields and Little River, organized a church called Alamance, whose preaching-place is about seven miles from Greensborough, and about the same distance from Buffalo.

Sketches of North Carolina, Historical and Biographical, Illustrative of the Principles of a Portion of Her Early Settlers 1846

The plans, dubbed Alamance Crossing West, are now pending approval of the city's Technical Review Committee, said Bob Harkrader, the city's planning director.

National Business News - Local Business News | bizjournals 2010

By C.H. Wiley, Author of "Alamance," etc. Philadelphia.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 103, May, 1866 Various

To-day, throughout central North Carolina, "Alamance" is almost universally used as a synonym for the coarse ginghams on the shelves of the country merchants.

From the Cotton Field to the Cotton Mill: A Study of the Industrial Transition in North Carolina 1906

The fact that such goods as 'Alamance' had a name already was an advantage "(John Nichols, int.,

The Rise of Cotton Mills in the South 1921