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• Elizabeth City is the county seat and largest city of Pasquotank County.
• In North Carolina his law practice extended into several counties : Pasquotank Counties.
• Patti Hamler, principal of Pasquotank County High School, said she is staying as well.
• Additionally, 114 Pasquotank County High School students were served at NHS for at least one class.
• Mainline U . S . Route 17 crosses the Little River, entering Pasquotank County from the southwest.
• North Carolina Highway 344 forms a minor connection southeastward from the US 17 Bypass to southern Pasquotank County.
• She said Ferguson worked as a handyman and his wife worked as a special education teacher in nearby Pasquotank County.
• Sherry Williams said she planned to ride out the storm at her home in northern Pasquotank CountY, Williams said.
• Christy Saunders, director of the Pasquotank County Emergency Management office summed things up for a number of emergency officials:
• One touched down Sunday evening near Weeksville in Pasquotank County, destroying six homes, damaging several more and causing one injury.
• "' Elizabeth City "'is a city in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, in the United States.
• Located between Pasquotank counties, the Pasquotank connects directly to the Albemarle Sound and is part of the Intracoastal Waterway via Elizabeth City.
• By the late 1760s, William was one of the leading members of North Carolina society, or certainly of Pasquotank County society.
• "' Joseph Jones "'was a pioneer, farmer, militiaman, and statesman from Pasquotank County, North Carolina.
• Swann was born on the family's plantation, known as " The Elms " in Pasquotank County of North Carolina.
• The strong winds also flipped over a 17, 000-pound tractor-trailer on Kelsey Road in the Newland township of Pasquotank County.
• Almost all of the terrain in Pasquotank County is flatland with a topography near sea level, a characteristic of most of North Carolina's Little River to the west.
• Confiscation of property in North Carolina had begun in January 1779, and early in 1780 the property of William McCormick & Co of Pasquotank County was sold for ?102, 870.
• In November 1771, he was appointed Register ( described in other places as Registrar ) of Pasquotank County by Josiah Martin, governor of North Carolina ( in office 1771-75 ).
• Pasquo is the short name for Pasquotank and it was previously referred to as " Tank . " The name was taken from Pasquotank County, North Carolina where early settlers came from to take Revolutionary War bounties.