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English: Site of the December 1864 murder of Confederate Clay Valley Postmaster James P. Barnes, killed by Henry Berry Lowry and William Lowry. Site is by a mill dam near Moss Neck, Robeson County about 3/4 mile from Clay Valley post office. Lowry sons allegedly concealed themselves in the trees along the path.
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Norment, Mary C. (1909) The Lowrie history (4th ed.), Lumberton: Lumbee Publishing Company, p. 43
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