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Ben Smith | | Governor of North Carolina | David Stone | William Hawkins | January 10 | 1756 | Brunswick County, North Carolina | January 15 | 1826 | Smithville, North Carolina | Democratic-Republican | 10 January | 1756 | January 15 | 1826 | Democratic-Republican | governor | U.S. state | North Carolina | Brunswick County, North Carolina | American Revolutionary War | aide-de-camp | George Washington | colonel | Continental Army | Continental Congress | North Carolina General Assembly | Speaker of the North Carolina Senate | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Democratic-Republican Party | Federalist | North Carolina General Assembly | William Hawkins | North Carolina Senate | St. Philip's Church | Wilmington | Southport | Cape Fear River | ISBN 0-930466-00-4 | William Lenoir | Speaker of the North Carolina Senate | Joseph Riddick | David Stone | Governor of North Carolina | William Hawkins | v | Governors of North Carolina | Caswell | Nash | Burke | A. Martin | Caswell | Johnston | A. Martin | Spaight | Ashe | Davie | Williams | Turner | Alexander | Williams | Stone | Hawkins | Miller | Branch | Franklin | Holmes | Burton | Iredell | Owen | Stokes | Swain | Spaight Jr. | Dudley | Morehead | Graham | Manly | Reid | Winslow | Bragg | Ellis | Clark | Vance | Holden | Worth | Holden | Caldwell | Brogden | Vance | Jarvis | Scales | Fowle | Holt | Carr | Russell | Aycock | Glenn | Kitchin | Craig | Bickett | Morrison | McLean | Gardner | Ehringhaus | Hoey | Broughton | Cherry | W.K. Scott | Umstead | Hodges | Sanford | Moore | R.W. Scott | Holshouser | Hunt | J. Martin | Hunt | Easley | | Categories | 1756 births | 1826 deaths | Governors of North Carolina | North Carolina State Senators | Members of the North Carolina State House |