town in SW Greene County. Inc. 1889, but long inactive in municipal affairs.

SW Greene County.

community in central Craven County. Alt. 6. Settled about 1868. Named for local citizen James Spear.

See Bell Bay.

rises in SW Madison County and flows NW into Spring Creek.

rises in NW Burke County and flows S into Steels Creek.

central Haywood County on a tributary of Jonathans Creek.

rises on the W side of the S end of the North Banks, NE Dare County, and flows N into Currituck Sound. Also known as Martins Point Creek.

a proposed town in what is now SW Cleveland County. A 1799 law, slightly changed in 1800, authorized the establishment of a town in S Rutherford County between the Broad River and South Carolina. A building for a warehouse and for the inspection of tobacco was to be erected there. Commissioners were authorized to purchase 50 acres of land and to lay out the town. As late as July 1803, the county court appointed a successor commissioner, but all plans for the town appear to have been abandoned when it was decided that the river could not be made navigable.

town and county seat, central Ashe County. Inc. 1803 and named for Thomas Jefferson, who was president of the United States at the time. Alt. 2,900. Produces chemicals and textiles.