From the chapter concerning Wilson County in the 1890 edition of Branson’s North Carolina Business Directory:

• Bass, Joseph — in the 1880 census of Black Creek township, Wilson County: farmer Ruffus Bass, 48; wife Caroline, 35; and children Joseph, 16, Annie W., 14, Rufus, 12, Francis, 10, Simon, 7, Isadora, 5, James H., 3, and John W., 1.
• Battle, Ella
• Battle, Ada
• Clark, John H.
• Cooper, Carrie
• Cotton, James A. 
• Dawson, A.D. — Alexander D. Dawson.
• Farmer, Ida M.
• Jones, A.W. — A. Wilson Jones.
• Jordan, Charlotte
• Joyner, Maggie — probably Maggie Joyner Foster. 
• Moore, A.J.C. — Andrew J.C. Moore.
• Parker, Silas
• Pitt, Alsey — perhaps, in the 1880 census of Wilson, Wilson County: on Pettigrew Street, farmer William Pitts, 34; wife Violet, 25; and children Ailsey, 10, Martha, 5, Hattie, 3; and Laura, 10 months.
• Vick, Henry — W. Henry Vick. 
• Winstead, B.R. — Braswell R. Winstead.