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North Carolina family protects 298 acres 214 years after buying land in 1811

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What happened

In a remarkable effort to maintain their agricultural heritage, a North Carolina family has successfully preserved 298 acres of land from development over seven generations.

Acquired in 1811 by John W.

Key facts

  • In a remarkable effort to maintain their agricultural heritage, a North Carolina family has successfully preserved 298 acres of land from development over seven generations.
  • Acquired in 1811 by John W.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:59:11 UTC.

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