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The Regulators were hanged in Hillsborough, about eight miles from where I'm seated at this moment, on 16 May 1771.
This notice was just posted on Nextdoor, and you probably can't view the original (which has photos) without being logged in, and maybe subscribed to a local (RTP-area) list. Meanwhile, I will post additional info in the comments.
Deborah
Nextdoor post
https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=111115668
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From Regulators to Revolution: How Orange County, North Carolina, Changed American History.
There will be a talk given by Mr. Scott Washington with the above title on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 7 p.m. at the New Hope Improvement Association Building, 4012 Whitfield Road, Chapel Hill. This building is beside the New Hope Volunteer Fire Department. It is free and open to all. All I ask is that you bring a dessert that can be shared. The talk is suitable for the whole family. Mr. Scott Washington was Assistant Director of the Orange County Historical Museum in Hillsborough. He is an American historian, scholar. writer, and a lively speaker. Scott is the weekly co-host of “History Matters” on the Aaron Keck Show, broadcast on WCHL FM radio in Chapel Hill and heard throughout the Triangle area and on the Internet. I promise that this will not be a dull evening. So, please put this on your calendar for Wednesday, May 22nd.
