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�% *.ago- IoWI 20 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Cabe - Pratt - Harris House Section number Page 11 Orange Co., NC FOOTNOTES 1Jean Bradley Anderson. "The History of Few's Ford." Eno River Association, 1985. Transcript of a talk given by Anderson at the first of a annual series of "Talks at the Ford' sponsored by the Eno River Association. 2Hugh Conway Browning compiled the history of all of the grist mills once located on the Eno River banks. For each he traced a chain of title from the earliest land owners in the Eno River to the latest, including pertinent family and local history as original documents revealed them. This wealth of information has not been published to date, but a typescript is located in the North Carolina Collection of the Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. The information has been utilized by the designers of the Eno River Association's annual calendar since the late 1970s. 3Elsie Cabe Wheatcroft. Genealogy of 1,500 Descendants of Cabe (`1cCabe) (Franklin, NC: Macon Graphics, 1983), p. 118. 4The Regulators, a citizen group which organized in Orange County about 1768, were angered by the abuses of power by the Colonial government. These forerunners of the Revolutionary War patriots were defeated by Tryon's forces at the Battle Alamance in May, 1771. 5Hugh Conway Browning. More Orange County Families: The Descendants of Barnaby Cabe (McCabe). 1967, n. 2. Typescript located in ?North Carolina Collection, Wilson Library, Chapel Hill, NC. Also see Browning's "Information Relating to the Division of the Lands of William Cabe ", an appendix. of the Cabe Family study, February, 1968. 6Browning, p.2. 7Jean B. Anderson. Eno River calendar, February, 1986. 8Browning, p.8. 9Broadside, published July 25, 1785. In collection of the North Carolina Collection, Wilson Library, Chapel Hill.