central Bertie County, a reservation set aside in 1717 for the Tuscarora Indians remaining in North Carolina after the war of 1711-13. The Indians later joined relatives in New York, and the state sold the tract of land in 1828.

SW Bertie County.

community in E central Camden County. A post office est. 1882 operated there until 1934. Settled prior to 1697. In 1704 the Governor's Council ordered a reservation to be laid off for the Yeopim Indians, and it is from the reservation that the present name derives.

a name sometimes applied to the upper course of North River, which see, in Camden County.

rises in Horry County, S.C., and flows NW into SW Brunswick County, where it enters Cawcaw Swamp.

community in S Warren County E of Shocco Creek. Post office est. there in 1890, but discontinued in 1954.

community in SW Avery County. Named for Senator John J. Ingalls (1833-1900) of Kansas. A nineteenth-century post office serving the area was named Keenerville.

N Buncombe County N of Ingles Gap.

S Buncombe County between Little Hickory Top and Stradley Mountain.

N Buncombe County between Grassy Knob and Ravens Knob.