What is "alamance"

Usage examples of "alamance".

Their course is set"-he nodded once more toward the trees that edged Alamance Creek-"and so is mine.

And Alamance is nowhere near River ji-ave left Alamance, or ridden rouomeone who was No, whoever it was that tried to kill wee Roger, it was sere on his own account.

Richardson, to take me back to Alamance County, North Carolina with you.

They were all in Alamance County, the heart of bright leaf tobacco country, and tobacco money was what kept them going, so they noticed everything to do with it.

If only, Chess thought wildly, if only we could stay in Weldon, never go to Alamance County, wherever that was, never have to see his mother at all.

Nate Richardson from Alamance County walking in to a bank and being greeted by the president of it.

Nathan moved his family from Alamance County to Standish, too, which gave Gussie a grandmother and two girl cousins, one of them only four years older than she.

She was just as cantankerous as she'd been when she was drudging in the dark, cramped, dilapidated farmhouse in Alamance County.

For the first time in years, she thought about that other grave, in Alamance County, where her tiny son lay buried, and she prayed that the quiet whiteness was blanketing him, too.

Heard tell there's another one 'mongst the Alamance Minute Men," Kelly answered.

I never read a word about Governor Tryon, or North Carolina, or a place called Alamance.

It had rained lightly in the afternoon, and banks of cloud still covered the eastern sky The edges of those clouds glowed faintly red-not from the slanting rays of sunset, but from the fires of the Regulators, camped invisibly on the opposite bank of the Alamance.