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Mr. Zip 2.259 05-27-2009
Pilot 2.199 05-27-2009
Gas n Go 2.199 05-27-2009
Kwik Shop 2.259 05-27-2009
RaceWay 2.199 05-27-2009
Shell 2.299 05-27-2009
Angies Mkt. 2.299 05-27-2009
Roadside Mkt. 2.259 05-27-2009

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The first settlement in the present county of Jefferson was made near the head waters of Beaver Creek in the region now known as Rocky Valley. This settlement was made by Adam Meek, Sr., of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, in 1785. Like most of the pioneers, Mr. Meek built his first cabin home of round poles and covered it with bark and grass. It was located near a large spring on what is now the Mack Loy farm. About three-fourths of a mile from the house was a large cave, to which the Meeks would go when the hostile Indians were on the warpath. Many an anxious night they spent in this cave. There were no neighbors west of the Meek home, and settlers to the east were so few that Mr. Meek had to go to the neighborhood of Greenville (sic) to get his corn ground into meal. To get feathers for her pillows and beds, Mrs. Meek had only to go to the banks along the spring branch where the wild ducks and geese had shed their feathers in the spring.
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