Ashe-Wilkes County NcArchives News.....Small Pox in Ashe and Wilkes March 25, 1836
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March 25, 1836,  Charlotte Journal March 25, 1836
   Deaths in Ashe last week two: MRS. TEAGUE, widow of ISAAC TEAGUE, and JOHN 
TEAGUS, her son.
   No new cases reported; most of those heretofore reported as dangerously 
afflicted, are now convalescent -- some three or four yet dangerously ill. 
Sanguine hopes are entertained that the contagion is now checked in Ashe.
   In Wilkes there is at present no dangeroous case -- two cases only having 
yet occurred there (except those famillies in the neighborhood of the allicted 
in Ashe. Those two cases were on Moravian Creek, six or seven miles from 
Wilkesboro. The total number of deaths is eleven -- ten being inhabitants of 
Ashe and one in Wilkes near the Ashe line.

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