community in N Craven County.

rises in NE Brunswick County and flows N into Cape Fear River.

E Haywood County at the NE end of Buck Cove.

community in E Wayne County near West Bear Creek. Formerly called Aaron for Aaron Parks (d. 1845), a local farmer and lay religious leader. Renamed for local Free Will Baptist church, of which Parks was a member. Name appeared in nineteenth-century records as Wood Swamp.

or community in E Mecklenburg County. Morning Star Lutheran Church organized there in 1775.

E Wake County on Marks Creek.

See Chesterfield.

an early nineteenth-century tavern in W Washington County located on what is now the Plymouth-Pinetown road approx. midway between Ausbon and Hinson.

community in E Alleghany County. Alt. approx. 2,600.

rises in W Henderson County and flows SW into E Transylvania County and into Little River.