Wilson, North Carolina is the county seat of Wilson County. Originally named Toisnot, the community grew up around Toisnot Primitive Baptist Church in the early 17th century.In 1836, the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Co. began work on a railroad line which would connect Wilmington to Weldon. By 1840, Tiosnot had rail service going north as well as south. It was known as "The World's Greatest Tobacco Market" when tobacco became a desired commodity, though it has since diversified its commerce. The North Carolina General Assembly chartered the town in 1849 and named it Wilson in honor of a North Carolina politician who was a general in the Army. He died of yellow fever in 1847 while fighting the Mexican-American War.
Regular Blogs
A real estate agent maintains this weblog, with posts about celebrity bankruptcy alerts, whether foreclosure or bankruptcy is harder on a person's credit score, various scams, and a study which shows that people who know others who have won the lottery have increased odds of bankruptcy.
https://www.billsbills.com/blog
Two Wilson architects show off their residential and small business projects, buildings under construction, and their drawing archives. They also share their experiences being on HGTV's show Urban Oasis. Client resources are also a category and metal roofs and solar power are topics of posts.
http://w2arch.com/blog/
The stated mission of the blogger who writes here is to seek the truth and publish it. He believe that Wilson was once a great city but is no longer, and he wants to get to the bottom of the mystery of why. He has uncovered such things as the fact that Wilson County has 571 dead people who are registered to vote. He also shares history and what he sees every weekend.
https://wilsonncrealstories.wordpress.com
