A-C families in Pitt County, NC, 1750-1800

Pitt County, NC, 1750-1800
Surnames A-C

Surname list Pitt County, NC, 1750-1800 Twiggs Co. GA, 1826-1850, Hodges & Bryan | chart: Hodges in VA and NC |

Adams family Archibald
1730s & '40s

4 Oct 1735 | Patent Bk.5 pg.12 => Joseph Adams | 180 acres in Beaufort on the North side of Pamplico river and on the E. side of Bath Town creek, joining Col. Gale, the Pocoson, a branch on the head of little Town creek, John Adams, and (another) branch | HC-2004
1 Mar 1738 | Patent Bk.8 pg.19 => Timothy Harris | 390 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico on the - side of the mill pond, joining Capt. Adams | HC-3926
14 Feb 1739 | Patent Bk.8 pg.36 => John Jewell | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico River, joining the Savanah, William Baress, Adams’s Creek, the sd. River, and the point of Marsh upon the upper side of Touchberry Creek | HC-3999
4 Jun 1740 | Patent Bk.5 pg.19 => William Jones | 354 acres in Beaufort County on the N. Side of Pamplico river, joining Capt. Adams | HC-2024
10 Mar 1740/1 | Patent Bk.5 pg.16 => William Adams | 436 acres in Beaufort County on the N. Side of Pamplico river and the N. side of the red Bank creek, joining the Swamp and Joyner’s line | HC-2014
16 Mar 1742 | Patent Bk.5 pg.275 => Wyriott Ormand | 410 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico river, joining the Mouth of a Small Cutt running into Pamplico river above Malms (?) creek, Thomas McKeen, the Pocoson side in Hulls Neck, Seth Pilkington, Solomon Adams. and the river | HC-3073
Sep 1742 proved rights Beaufort | William Adams | 2 whites, 10 slaves
Dec 1743 proved rights Beaufort | James Adams | 6 whites, no slaves
1744 Beaufort tax | Willoughby Adams
4 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.188 => John Herrington | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tarr river, joining near the Mill Branch, William Adams, Will. Burney, and Canans Swamp | HC-2688
11 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.343 => Jones Adams | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the W. side of Blounts creek and the S. side of Sheppards run, joining the Meanders of the run | HC-3396

1750s

7 Apr 1752 | Patent Bk.2 pg.14 => James Adams | 100 acres in Beaufort County on the head of old Town creek, joining Richard Adams | HC-71
3 Apr 1753 | Patent Bk.2 pg.27 => Richard Adams | 600 acres in Beaufort County on the East side of the Beaverdam, joining Andrew Symons, Stone’s line, and a branch | HC-137
1755 Beaufort tax | Abraham Adams
1755 Beaufort tax | Ann Adams
1755 Beaufort tax | John Adams
1755 Beaufort tax | Joseph Adams
1755 Beaufort tax | William Adams
7 Oct 1756 | Patent Bk.15 pg.204 => Joseph Adams | 300 acres in Beaufort County, joining the Mouth and side of Shepards Creek | HC-5114
8 Nov 1757 | Granville bk.11 pg.48 => William Baldwin | 587 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining Lowthers Swamp, Richard Harress, and Baldwins Swamp | SCC: Richard Harriss, Bagwel Adams | Wits: Sherd Haywood, Archibald Adams | BF-226
3 Dec 1757 | William Baldwyn => Archabald Adams | 293 A; £5. Adj.: Richard Harris. Wit.: Levi Adams | Pitt Bk.C-48

1760s

22 Sep 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.58 => William Linear | 368 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining the upper fork of Horse pen Branch and the Pine log Branch | SCC: John Linear, Adams Linear | Wits: John Spier Jr, Alex Stewart | BF-269
20 Feb 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.49 => James Cason | 229 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the S. side of Grindall Creek, joining the Creek pocoson, Archd Adams, and Lemuel Jones | SCC: Archd Adams, John Cason | Wits: John Speir Jr, Alex Stewart | BF-233 | Plat reads "surveyed for Henry Cooper"
2 Mar 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.46 => Archibald Adams | 632 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the S. side of Grindall Creek including Adams Plantation and John Casons, joining Impassible pocoson and the Creek Pocoson by the round Pocoson | SCC: John Cason, Jas Cason | Wits: Wm Sargeant, Alex Stewart | BF-218
1761 | Earl of Granville => Archibald Adams | on Grindal Creek | Pitt Bk.A-86
23 Oct 1761 | Patent Bk.15 pg.381 => Joseph Adams | 100 acres in Beaufort County on the North W. side of Halls Neck, joining Seth Pilkington, (a point) near the Reedy Savanah, and the Swamp | HC-5911
9 Nov 1761 | Granville Bk.6 pg.90 => Simon Prescott | 230 acres in Pitt County on the North side of Tarr river and (on) both sides of Marks Swamp, joining near the point of pocoson on the N side of the sd Swamp, Bennett Brittain, Arthur Flake, Adams ‘s Corner, and the side of the little pocoson | SCC: Robert Flake, William Prescott | Wits: Amos Atkinson, Richd Allen | PT-4344 | Plat reads “..(land) surveyed for Simon Prescott and John Prescott’
1761 | Archibald Adams => John Cason | Pitt Bk.A-129

23 Apr 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.402 => Robert Palmer | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the West side of the Eastern prong of the fork of the Eastern prong of old Town Creek sometimes Called Ormonds Creek, joining the marsh, Wyriott Ormond, both sides of the Creek, (a point) near the Pocoson, and James Adams | HC-6023
23 Apr 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.402 => Wyriott Armond | 381 acres in Beaufort County on the North side of Pamplico River in the fork of the Eastern prong of old Town Creek called Adams Creek whereon the sd. Ormond now lives, joining both sides of Keyley Beck Creek, land whereon James Adams lives, Deep Run, Flax Gut, Point Gut, and the Creek | HC-6020
25 May 1762 | Archibald Adams (D-1750) => Archibald Adams, Jr., son | 100 A; love & aff. | Pitt Bk.B-96
25 May 1762 | Archibald Adams (D-1757) => Levi Adams, son | 50 A; love & aff. Former owner: William Baldwyn. Wit.: Edmund Williams, John Cason | Pitt Bk.B-95
15 Nov 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.444 => William Ormond | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the South East Side of the Eastern Prong of Bath Town Creek called old Town Creek, joining Harriet Ormonds landing, James Adams Jr., John Adams, Creek, Christopher Gales old Patent (now Hen Cock Curtis), Shipyard Point, Horse Creek, and a point of marsh at ye fork and prong of the sd. Creek | HC-6288

25 Nov 1763 | William Baldwyn, schoolmaster (Pat. 1757) => William Baldwyn, son | 100 A; love & aff. Adj.: Archabald Adams | Pitt Bk.B-484
__ Mar 1764 | Edmund Kenedy => John Hodges, Jr. | 100 A; £—. Adj.: Lemuel James. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (Pat. 1761). Wit.: Archabald Adams, Jr. | Pitt Bk.C-68
2 Nov 1764 | Patent Bk.17 pg.77 => James Adams | 200 acres in Beaufort on the E. side of the Eastern prong of the fork of the Eastern prong of old Town Creek near the head, joining the creek and James Adams’s head of the Creek land | HC-7273
24 Dec 1764 | Archibald Adams. Jr. => William Baldwin, Sen. (Pat. 1757) | 100 A; £8+. Former owner: Archibald Adams, Sen. | Pitt Bk.C-203
__ ___ 1764 | Isaac Noble => John Jones | 180 A; £16. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom, Men.: John Noble, father of Grantor. Wit.: Edmund Williams, Archibald Adams | Pitt Bk.C-169
29 May 1765 | John Kenedy and Apsley Kenedy, wife => Nehemiah Wooten and Henry Wooten | 436 A; £140. Former owners: Wm. Adams (Pat. 1740), George Lewis (D-1741), John Speir, (dec.) (D-1756). Men.: Apsley Speir Kenedy, heir. Wit.: Richard Evans, Peter Richardson | Pitt Bk.C-241
7 Jun 1765 | Charles Fineehan and Christian Fineehan, wife => Warren Andrews (Tyrell) | 300 A; £80. Former owner: David Smith. Wit.: Benjamin Bowers, Jno. Rial, Levi Adams | Pitt Bk.C-269
__ ___ 1765 | David Green => Levi Adams | 200 A; £40. Wit.: William Clark, John Robson, Sampson Pittman | Pitt Bk.C-247
15 Mar 1766 | Levy Adams (1762) => Joshua Tucker, shoe maker | 50 A; £15. Former owners: Archabald Adams, Sen. William Baldwyn, Sen. (Pat. 1757) | Pitt Bk.C-318
26 Aug 1767 | Archibald Adams, Sen., shoemaker (1757) => George Williams, taylor | — A; £20 | Pitt Bk.C-489
29 Jan 1769 | Adams Laughan (1764) => Thomas Blackstone | 100 A; £10. Wit.: Thomas Maning, John Brackstone | Pitt Bk.D-64

1770s & '80s

24 Apr 1771 | George Williams => Archibald Adams, Sen. | 143 A; £20. Former owner: William Baldwyn (Pat 1755). Wit.: Edmund Williams, Matthew Parremore | Pitt Bk.E-4
29 Oct 1772 | James Brooks (Pat. 1770) => George Falconer | 100 A; £50. Wit.: Abraham Adams | Pitt Bk.H-124
__ ___ 1775 | Robert Hodges => Hardy Keal | 120 A; £30. Former owner: William Adams (1743) | Pitt Bk.I-402
1775 Pitt tax | Archibald Adams
1775 Pitt tax | Abraham Adams
__ ___ 1777 | Archibald Adams, Sen., Cordevainer => Peter Adams, son | 143 A; love. Former owner: Wm. Baldwin (1757). Wit.: Colson Adams, George Williams | Pitt Bk.F-337
28 Apr 1778 | Parker Lacy => Levis Adams | 100 A; £35. Wit.: John Lewis, Benjamin Bowers | Pitt Bk.F-438
__ ___ 1778 | Levi Adams => Agustine Spain | 100 A; £35. Adj.: Thomas Ivey. Wit.: Benjamin Bowers, John Lewis | Pitt Bk.F-415
1 Jul 1779 | [grant] => Abraham Adams | 400 A. | Pitt Bk.G-25
1 Jul 1779 | [grant] => Archibalt Adams, Jr. | 600 A. | Pitt Bk.G-2
1 Jul 1779 | [grant] => John Hardee, Jr. | 200 A. CB: Archibald Adams, Robert Hardee | Pitt Bk.G-33
1 Jul 1779 | [grant] => Wm. Eastwood | 100 A. CB: Peter Moye, Archibald Adams | Pitt Bk.G-3
25 May 1780 | John Cason => John Moore | 100 A; £1500. Wit.: Colson Adams | Pitt Bk.H-119
25 May 1780 | John Moore => Colson Adams, wheelwright | 100 A; £2000. Former owner: Samuel Moore | Pitt Bk.H-121
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Abraham Adams | 300 A. CB: Michael Moses. Men.: Shade Allen | Pitt Bk.G-210
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Jonas Shivers | 640 A. CB: Wm. Teel, Abram Briley. Men.: Levi Adams, Joseph Briley, Parker Lacey | Pitt Bk.G-261
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Peter Adams | 150 A. CB: John Hatton, John Barber. Men.: Kelly Tucker, Wm. Barber, Robert Salter, Wm. Baldwyn | Pitt Bk.G-233
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Wm. Balderee | 97 A. CB: Corse Adams, Kelly Tucker. Men.: John Jones | Pitt Bk.G-186
__ ___ ____ | Henry Herrington => Wm. Norcott | 100 A; £—. Former owner: Jonathan Herrington. Wit.: John Presson, Henry Moore, Levi Adams | Pitt Bk.I-323
__ Jun 1783 | Abraham Adams (1782) => Henry Smith | 80 A; £10. Adj.: Michael Moss. Wit.: Stephen Brooks, Thos. Ringgold | Pitt Bk.I-142
13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Levi Adams | 383k A. Men.: Parker Lacey, Joseph Brierly, William Teal | Pitt Bk.G-465
__ ___ ____ | Archibald Adams, Jr. and Asaha Adams => George Williams | 334 A; £10. | Pitt Bk.H-90
__ ___ 1783 | Abraham Adams => Michael Morse | 200 + A; £5 | Pitt Bk.I-146
__ ___ 1783 | Peter Adams => Shadrach Perry | 150 A + 143 A; £140. Former owner: William Baldwin (1757). Wit.: Wm. Baldwin, John Lesslie | Pitt Bk.I-218
6 Nov 1784 | [grant] => Obediah Moore | 70 A. CB: Kennedy Moore. Men.: Samuel Moore, Colson Adams, Keley Tucker, Sarah Tucker. CB: Rite Tucker | Pitt Bk.G-467
4 Feb 1785 | George Falconer => Archabald Adams | 400 A; £50. Adj.: David Williams. Wit.: William Hellen, William Eastwood | Pitt Bk.I-459
24 Feb 1785 | Archibald Adams, Sr. => Wm. Baldery | 100 A; £60. | Pitt Bk.I-446
28 Feb 1785 | Patrick Quatermus => John Hardee | 200 A; £20. Former owner: Simon Burney. Wit.: Abraham Adams | Pitt Bk.I-439
1 Mar 1785 | Abraham Adams (D-1785) => Peter Albrittain | 100 A; £—. Former owners: John Simpson (Pat. 1768); James Albrittain, dec.; Henry Albrittain (will); Thomas Albrittain (D-1782), dec. Wit.: John Simpson, Mary Moore | Pitt Bk.I-487
1 Mar 1785 | James Albrittain, and Peter Albrittain, extrs. => Abraham Adams | 100 A; £284. Adj.: Moses Moore. Former owners: John Simpson (Pat. 1768), Thomas Albrittain, dec. James and Peter Albrittain, extrs. for estate of Thomas Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-495
31 May 1785 | Levi Adams => Joseph Briley | 34 A; £5. Adj.: William Teel. Wit.: Wm. Brady, Jr., Parker Lacy | Pitt Bk.I-533
10 Jul 1785 | Levi Adams => William Teel, Sr. | 190 A; £5. Wit.: Wm. Brady, Jr., Wm. Teel, Jr. | Pitt Bk.I-535

Albritton family

Albritton, Adam | man 16+ | 1790 census
     b. 1769, Son of Peter and Susannah
Albritton, Henry | man 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 2 females | 1790 census
     b. 1748, Son of James and Ami, his wife Eunice, and his three eldest sons, Jonothan, Samuel, and Richard, born '84, '87, and '90.   Don't know who the other female is - an unknown daughter or a servant, perhaps.
Albritton, James | 3 men 16+; 2 boys 0-16; female; 8 slaves | 1790 census
     James b. ~ 1754 son of Thomas and Margaret, wife Lidia Travis. No children known, so two boys unaccounted. 2 other men could be James' brothers; he had four, aged 30 to 40.   These 3 James could easily be mixed up.
Albritton, James | man 16+; boy 0-16; 4 females; 4 slaves | 1790 census
     James b. 1761 son of Peter and Susannah, wife's name unknown.   Son, James C., age ~5.   3 females unaccounted - unknown daughters, perhaps?
Albritton, James | man 16+; female; 3 slaves | 1790 census
     James, b.1735, married Mary Arnette.
Albritton, Peter | 4 men 16+; boy 0-16; female; 4 slaves | 1790 census
     Peter b. 1741, son of James & Eliz., wife Susannah __, and their sons Peter, ~14, son, Joel, ~17, and Jonothan ~19. Peter and Susannah had no daughters.    Sons William, ~ 30, and James, ~29, have their own households in the census. Son Samuel, ~31, is not in the census. There should be 2 boys younger than 16, Peter ~14 and Luke, ~12. The fourth man is unexplained.   Perhaps Peter was counted as being 16.
Albritton, William | man 16+; boy 0-16; 3 females | 1790 census
       William b. 1760 son of Peter & Susannah.    Wife Elizabeth, dau. Cloey. One boy & one female not accounted for, presumably other children.

Albritton, James | 1 male 16+ ; 3 slaves | 1762 Pitt tax list
Albritton, James | also in household: George Albritton | 2 | 1763 tax list
Albritton, Peter | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 tax list
       James b. 1705, son of Thomas and Agnes, age ~57.   His younger sons George ~19, and Peter ~21, are neither living at home nor taxed anywhere in Pitt County in 1762; in 1763 George is at home and Peter is in a separate household (1762 & '63 tax named every free male over 16, not just heads of households.)
Albritton, James | | 1 male 16+ ; 1 slave | 1762 Pitt tax list
Albritton, James Jr. | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 tax list
       Son of James and Elizabeth, age ~27.   Slave listing for 1763 is missing.
Albritton, Mathew | | 1 male 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
Albritton, Mathew | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 tax list
       Son of James and Elizabeth , age ~32.
Albritton, Thomas | | 1 male 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
       Son of James and Elizabeth, age ~34; his six sons none over 16.    Don't know why he was not taxed in 1763; perhaps he left Pitt.

James b. 1765 (grandson of James and Elizabeth)
== ~1792:Pitt Martha Mae Hodges

Albritton Family Genealogy Forum
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/pitt/bible/albritjabib.txt
some info via e-mail from Sue Holley
Adam Albritton ~1775:Pitt,NC-- <1840
1760s

1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => James Albritten Jr. | Pitt Bk.A-240
1762 Pitt tax | James Albritton | 1 male 16+ ; 1 slave
1762 Pitt tax | James Albritton | 1 male 16+ ; 3 slaves
1762 Pitt tax | Mathew Albritton | 1 male 16+
1762 Pitt tax | Thomas Albritton | 1 male 16+
1763 Pitt tax | James Albritton | also in household: George Albritton | 2
1763 Pitt tax | James Albritton, Jr. | 1 male 16+ | 1
1763 Pitt tax | Mathew Albritton | 1 male 16+ | 1
1763 Pitt tax | Peter Albritton | 1 male 16+ | 1
7 Jan 1763 | Earl Granville => Thomas Albritton | 325 A; 10 sh. Adj.: John Edwards | Pitt Bk.B-457
7 Jan 1763 | Granville Bk.6 pg.80 => Thomas Albritton | 325 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St Michaels on both sides of Juniper run and on the fork of the Juniper run, Joining John Brooks and John Edwards | SCC: James Albritton, George Moore, | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Speir, Jr. | PT-4309
7 Jul 1763 | Thomas Albritton => John Brooks | 140 A; £—. Adj.: John Edwards. Wit.: Henry Cooper | Pitt Bk.B-441
20 Jul 1763 | John Dixon, inholder• => Mathew Albriton, houseright | 100+ A; £60. Former owners: Charles Finnakin, John Hodges. Mentioned: Edward Salter (Pat. 1761) Wit.: George Moye, Isaac Hardee | Pitt Bk.B-425
26 Jul 1763 | Matthew Albriton (D-1760) => John Dixon | 100 A; £60. Adj. David Kennion. Former owners: Robert Callahan (Pat. 1741), David Cannon (1752), his son Edward Cannon (1756) | Pitt Bk.B-450
20 Jun 1764 | Francis Buck => Peter Albritton | 200 A; £20. Adj.: John Taylor. Former owner: Capt. Isaac Buck (Pat. 1757). Wit.: John Simpson, Elizabeth Simpson | Pitt Bk.C-134
11 Sep 1764 | James Albritton, Jr. => Matthias Moor | — A; £80. Adj.: Samuel Moor. Wit.: John Cason, Thos. Pinkett, James Cason | Pitt Bk.C-187 | Begining at a pine at the Great Pond __ th 62 pole thence East to the said Matthias Moor line then __ said line to Samuel Moores Northwest Corner tree being ___k Thence west to the first station . . . proper right as a good perfect and absolute Estate of inherit__
11 Sep 1764 | James Cason (Pat. 1761) => James Albritain, Jr. | 200 A; £59. | Pitt Bk.C-148
1764 Pitt tax | George Albritton
1764 Pitt tax | James Albritton
1764 Pitt tax | James Albritton, Sr.
1764 Pitt tax | Matthew Albritton
1764 Pitt tax | Peter Albritton
1764 Pitt tax | Thomas Albritton
__ ___ 1765 | John Barber => Lemuel James | 128 A; £75. Former owners: William Stafford (Pat), James Albriton (D), John Whichard (D). Wit.: John Jones, Thomas Pinkett | Pitt Bk.C-278
20 Apr 1767 | Jacob Taylor (DUP) => Mathew Albriton | ½ of tract; £5+. Former owner: Simon Burney. Men.: William Taylor, father of Jacob (D-1749) | Pitt Bk.C-464
8 Apr 1768 | Robert Webb (Tyrell) (1764) => Peter Albritton | 200 A; £25. Wit.: John Perritt | Pitt Bk.D-31
10 Feb 1769 | Matthew Albriton (D-1767) => Nathaniel Pettit | 200 A; £25. Former owner: Simon Burney (1749) | Pitt Bk.D-65
4 Mar 1769 | James Albrittain (D-1756), saddler => John Simpson | 500 A; £300. Adj.: John Mills, Jr. Former owner: David Cannon (1740). Wit.: George Albritton | Pitt Bk.D-67
4 Mar 1769 | John Simpson (1765) => James Albrittain | 280 A; £80. Former owner: John Tayler (Pat. 1757) | Pitt Bk.D-71
4 Mar 1769 | John Simpson, merchant (1764) => James Albrittain | 100 A; £15. | Pitt Bk.D-68

1770s

24 Nov 1772 | John Simpson, merchant (Pat. 1762) => John Fulford | 185 A; £40. Wit.: George Moye, Matthew Albritton | Pitt Bk.E-269
21 Feb 1774 | Mathew Albritton, inholder (D-1763) => Benjamin Buck | Former owners: Edmund Salter (Pat. 1751), Charles Finnakin (D), John Hodges (D), John Dixson (D-1756). Wit.: John Salter, Edward Salter | Pitt Bk.F-73
21 May 1774 | Thomas Albritton, James Albritton, Peter Albritton, (PITT) and Matthew Albritton (Onslow) => George Albritton | 200 A; £90. Former owners: Simon Burney (Pat.), William Taylor, Sen., William Taylor, Jr. (D-1751), John Hattock, Jr.(D-1767), John Simpson (D-1767); also James Albritton, Sen. (D-1769), father of grantors. Wit.: Richar& Albritton | Pitt Bk.F-75
6 Jan 1775 | George Albritton => Francis Buck | 200 A; £45. Former owners: David O’Brian (Pat. 1738), John O’Brian. Wit.: Sampson Pittman, Benjamin Bowers, Jr. | Pitt Bk.F-87
10 Sep 1775 | John Robinson and Amay Robinson => George Albritton, guardian of Henry Albritton, minor | 280 A; £20. Former owner: James Albrittain, dec. Men.: Ami Albrittain. Wit.: Thomas Tuten | Pitt Bk.F-140
1775 Pitt Pledge | Thomas Albritton
1775 Pitt tax | Richard Albritton
1775 Pitt tax | Thomas Albritton
18 Nov 1776 | Richard Albritton => Nehemiah Tuten | 100 A; £20. Adj.: Peter Albritton | Pitt Bk.F-208
15 Oct 1777 | Nesby Mills, Jr. (D-1773) => John Simpson (Pat. 1764) | 150 A; £154. Former owner: James Brooks (1765). Wit.: John Albritton, Samuel Simpson | Pitt Bk.F-323
3 Oct 1778 | George Albritton and Lydia Albritton => Edward Dixon | 200 A; £400. Former owners: Simon Burney (Pat.), Wm. Taylor, Sr. Wit.: Peter Albritton, Abraham Dixon | Pitt Bk.H-9
1 Jul 1779 | [grant] => Thomas Albritton | 300 A. CB: Richard Albritton, John Albritton | Pitt Bk.G-1

1780s

8 Jan 1780 | Thomas Albritton, saddler (Grant # 38-1779) => John Albritton | 300 A; £100. Adj.: Isaac Brooks | Pitt Bk.H-42.
15 Jul 1780 | Thos. Pinkett => James Gorham | 50 A in Wilson Co; —. Former owners: Thos. Pinkett, dec., Jane Harris. Men.: Wm. Daniel Pickett, dec., Jacob Palmer. Wit.: Isaac Carel, John Hatton, James Albritton | Pitt Bk.I-283
14 Nov 1780 | Thomas Albritton, saddler (Pat. 1763) => Henry Albritton | 200 A; £100. | Pitt Bk.H-85
20 Apr 1781 | Henry Albritton => Joshua Martin | 62 A; £25. Former owner: James Albritton (Pat.), father of Henry Albritton, grantor. Wit.: Will Buck, Richard Albritton | Pitt Bk.H-140
17 Jul 1781 | John Brooks, Sen., (1763) => William Morse | 170 A; £20. Former owners: Peter Morse, Michael Morse, Thos. Albritton. Wit.: George Williams, Jacob Taylor | Pitt Bk.H-167
25 Oct 1781 | Henry Albritain => Moses Moore | 20 A; £20. Former owners: James Simpson, James Albritain (1769) | Pitt Bk.I-333
29 Oct 1781 | Henry Albritain => Moses Moore | 20 A; £100. Former owners: John Simpson (Pat. 1708); James Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-332
14 Nov 1781 | Henry Albritton => Thomas Albritton | 100 A; £30. | Pitt Bk.H-170
__ ___ ____ | Francis Buck => Ambrose Craften | 200 A; £5000. Former owners: David OBrian (Pat. 1738); Job Obrian, son of David; Gee. Albritton. Wit.: Samuel Elks, Jacob Elks | Pitt Bk.I-13
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Edward Dixon | 200 A. CB: Lemuel Golding, John Dixson. Men.: Peter Albritton, Richard Powell | Pitt Bk.G-265
14 Jan 1783 | Henry Albrittain => Levi Nobles | 200 A; £150. | Pitt Bk.I-198
28 Jan 1783 | Ephraim Moss => Richard Albritain | 150 A; £50 | Pitt Bk.I-72
__ Jan 1783 | John Buck => Rolin Dixon | 200 A; £140. Former owner: Isaac Buck (Pat. 1745). Wit.: Levi Noble, Henry Albritain | Pitt Bk.I-121
7 Apr 1783 | John Albritton => Henry Albritton | 300 A; £100. Wit.: Richard Albritton, Joseph Smith | Pitt Bk.I-97
13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Peter Albritain | 150 A. CB: Nehemiah Tuten, Jacob Moore | Pitt Bk.G-337
__ ___ ____ | John Brooks, Sr. => Isaac Morse | 190 A; —. Former owners: Peter Morse, Michael Morse, Thos. Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-206
__ ___ ____ | John Morse (Pat. 1757) => Richard Albrittain | 266 A; £30 | Pitt Bk.I-172
27 Jan 1784 | Richard Albrittain (1783) => John Albrittain | 216 A; £30. Former owners: John Brooks (1757), John Morse (1779) | Pitt Bk.I-212
18 Mar 1784 | Richard Albrittain => Joshua Kemp (Craven) | 50 A + 100 A + 150 A; £150. Former owners: James Albrittain, dec., father of Richard, (1769); Ephraim Moss (Pat.); John Simpson | Pitt Bk.I-253
23 Mar 1784 | John Cason => James Albrittain | 236 A; £40. | Pitt Bk.I-260
18 Apr 1784 | Henry Cason (1783) => John Legate | 50 A; £20. Wit.: Sam Barrow, James Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-259
20 Oct 1784 | Edward Dixson => Sally Golden, daughter, and Samuel Golden, her husband | 50 A; love & aff. Adj.: Peter Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-342
__ ___ 1784 | John Albrittain => James Speir | 216 A; £50. Former owners: John Brooks (1757), Richard Albrittain (1783.) | Pitt Bk.I-272
__ ___ ____ | Henry Cason (1783) => James Albrittain | 150 A; £100. | Pitt Bk.I-268
1 Mar 1785 | Abraham Adams (D-1785) => Peter Albrittain | 100 A; £—. Former owners: John Simpson (Pat. 1768); James Albrittain, dec.; Henry Albrittain (will); Thomas Albrittain (D-1782), dec. Wit.: John Simpson, Mary Moore | Pitt Bk.I-487
1 Mar 1785 | James Albrittain, and Peter Albrittain, extrs. => Abraham Adams | 100 A; £284. Adj.: Moses Moore. Former owners: John Simpson (Pat. 1768), Thomas Albrittain, dec. James and Peter Albrittain, extrs. for estate of Thomas Albrittain | Pitt Bk.I-495
16 Oct 1785 | Richard Albritton => Joshua Kemp | 150 A; £20. | Pitt Bk.L-6
20 Oct ____ | Isaac Morse => Danniel Edwards | 40 A; £22. Former owner: Thomas Albrittain (D-1763); John Brooks. Wit.: James Nelson, Chas. Tindsley | Pitt Bk.L-156
2 Mar 1786 | James Anderson => Wm. Armistead, Sr. (BERT) | 200 A; £100. Former owners: Jacob Taylor (1760); Mathew Albrittain (1767); Nathaniel Pettit (1769). Wit.: Willowby Miller, Wm. Armistead, Jr. | Pitt Bk.L-192
19 Jul 1786 | William Smith (D-1785). => James Quatermus | 216 A; £30. Adj.: Nesby Mills. Former owners: John Brooks (Pat. 1757); John Morse (D-1779); Richard Albritton (D-1783); James Speir (D-1784). Wit.: GeorgeWilliams, Samuel Williams | Pitt Bk.L-99
20 Oct 1786 | Henry Albritain => Thos. Judkins | 100 A; £40. Former owners: Thomas Albrittain (G-1779), John Albrittain. Wit.: John King, Mary King | Pitt Bk.L-121
6 Jan 1787 | John Moore => John Cherry | Plan & 100 A; £130. Former owners: George Cannon, James Cason. Adj.: James Albritton | Pitt Bk.L-205
15 Dec 1787 | Henry Albriton => Levi Nobles | 50 A; £15. Former owner: Thomas Albriton (Grant 1779), Wit.: Chas. Tinsley, Giles Nelson | Pitt Bk.M-15
30 Jan 1788 | Samuel Goldin (HYDE) => James Moss | 50 A; £25. Adj.: Peter Albriton. Wit.: Peter Albriton, James Albriton | Pitt Bk.M-95
__ Feb 1788 | Nehemiah Tuten => Nesby Mills, Sr. | 100 A; £100. Adj.: Peter Albriton. Wit.: John Brooks, Mary Dudley | Pitt Bk.M-188
19 Jan 1789 | John Cason (G-1782) => James Albriton | 250 A; £80. Adj.: Robert Daniel. Wit.: Hilery Cherry | Pitt Bk.M-114
29 Jul 1789 | James Moore (D-1774) => James Albritton | 150 A; £60. Former owners: William Taylor (Pat. 1764), Thomas Tuten, John Simpson. Wit.: Peter Albritton, William Albritton | Pitt Bk.M-211
17 Oct 1789 | Andrew Cogburn => Colson Adams | 150 A; —. Former owner: Archibald Adams, Sr. Adj.: John Cason. Wit.: James Albriton, Thomas Daniel | Pitt Bk.M-235

1790s

1790 census | Adam Albritton | man 16+
1790 census | Henry Albritton | man 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 2 females
1790 census | James Albritton | 3 men 16+; 2 boys 0-16; female; 8 slaves
1790 census | James Albritton | man 16+; boy 0-16; 4 females; 4 slaves
1790 census | James Albritton | man 16+; female; 3 slaves
1790 census | Peter Albritton | 4 men 16+; boy 0-16; female; 4 slaves
1790 census | William Albritton | man 16+; boy 0-16; 3 females
30 Jan 1790 | Henry Albriton => John Edwards | 150 A; £50. Former owner: Thomas Albriton (G-1779).Mentioned: Thomas Judkins. Wit.: Levi Nobles, Alex ander Whitefield | Pitt Bk.M-342
26 Feb 1790 | James Moore => Jesse Albriton | Negro; £40. Wit.: Peter Albriton, William Albritton | Pitt Bk.M-244
4 Aug 1790 | Joshua James (G-1782) => William Wilson | 540 A; £100. Adj.: John Wallace, Robert Lanier Daniel, James Albritton, Jr., Henry James. Wit.: Josiah Little, Esther Little. | Pitt Bk.M-307
21 Nov 1798 | Thos. Judkins => Chares Judkins | 100 A; £40. Former owners: Thomas Albritton (1779), John Albritton, Henry Albritton, Thomas Jackson. Wit.: Isaac Newman, Ezekiel Paramore | Pitt Bk.O-242
25 Jan 1812 | James Barrow => Robert Lanier | 200 A; £50. Adj,: Matthew Hodges. Former owner: John Brinkley (1782). Wit.: Luke Albritton | Pitt Bk.S-222

Asbell family
Asbel, Joseph | 2 men 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 2 females | 1790 census

Re: Joseph Asbell, 1790, Pitt, NC   Posted by: Bill Harvey February 28, 2001
This Joseph Asbel(l) is the one my grand-aunt has identified as the father of Aaron Asbell b. 1800 in NC. (my gr-grandfather) Her family history is very skimpy on Asbell ancestry beyond Aaron but she does state that Joseph Asbell took the oath of Allegiance to the Colonial Cause at Kingston, Lenoir Co., NC, on 3 May 1778.
    She notes that Joseph was found on the 1790 Pitt Co., NC census as was a William Bonner who later conveyed land and moved to Granville Co., NC with his brother Thomas Bonner.
    She also states that William Bonner later received 4 land grants in Hickman Co., KY and moved there abt 1828 with his family and was accompanied by Aaron Asbell, son of Joseph. Aaron Asbell married Elizabeth Bonner (dau. of William) in Hickman Co., KY in 1830.

Sandy Hodges,
Elisha and John Asbill were the sons of
Aaron & Nancy Ann (Belcher) Asbill

   Aaron & Nancy Ann had 8 children:
     1) Susannah Asbill b 1774 prob Bertie Co, NC
         m Nathaniel Burton
     2) Nancy Asbill b 1778 prob Bertie Co, NC
         m Josiah Todd
     3) Penelope Asbill b 1780 Bertie Co, NC
         m 3 times--Loveless, Williamson & Toney
     4) John Asbill b 3 Nov 1781, Bertie Co, NC
         m 1807, Abigail Frederick in Edgefield, SC
         3 children; 1) Elizabeth Asbill m Theophilus
           Pierce; 2) Bryant Asbell 1/m Sarah Denson              (no
children); 2/m Sophia Asbill (10 children)            3/m Sarah Andrews
(4 children); 3) John               Asbill, Jr--know little about him
    5) Lewis Asbill ca 1782 Bertie Co, NC; m Mary
         Satcher - 11 children - among them Sophia              who was
2nd wife of Bryant Asbell above
   6) Elizabeth J. Asbill b 27 Oct 1783, Bertie
       m E. W. Browning
   7) Elisha Asbill b ca 1785, Bertie Co, NC
       1/m ca 1903, Celia ? near Edgefield SC
        Elisha & Celia had 5 children: Alfred, Elinder,
        Anson, Mary, John W,
      2/m 17 Apr 1828, Phebe Harris
        Elisha & Phebe had 3 children: Martha,                    Andrew
W., and Julia Ann
    8) Jarvis Asbill b ca 1794, Bertie Co, NC
        m Frances DeSaussure 8 children

Aaron & Nancy Ann moved from Bertie Co, NC, and arrived in Edgefield Co,
SC, Christmas Day 1799.

Brothers John and Elisha moved to Twiggs Co, GA, after their father
Aaron died in 1814. Elisha & Celia moved there in 1816, and John &
Abigain followed the next year. There are several sources that can be
found in the Washington Memorial Library in Macon, GA, including a copy
of Elisha's will.

My wife, Hilda Jernigan Grimwood, descends from brothers John and
Lewis Asbill (Bryant m 1st cousin Sophia). We have put together 2
editions of "Asbell Connections." The first edition is in the Macon
Library. The revised edition is not. The latter contains many revisions
to the Elisha Herring family, as his son Anson has many descendants,
among them members of the Leatherman family that responded to your
posting. Anson & Rhoda (Tucker) Asbill's 4 child was Nancy A. Asbill -
1/m Marshall Leatherman; 2/m James Galloway.

Believe this may provide the identity of John and Elisha Asbill of
Twiggs County, GA. I don't know why children of John and Elisha started
spelling the name "Asbell," but some did in both cases.

I rather enjoyed the exercise

Best regards, Jim Grimwood

Asbell Family Genealogy Forum

Barrow family J

Beaman family William
1760

1762 Pitt tax | William Beaman | 1 male 16+
__ ___ 1763 | William Willis => Moses Dean | 100 A; £35. Wit.: Hillery Elligood, Thomas Williams Beaman | Pitt Bk.B-416

1770s

12 Nov 1773 | Robert Hodges => Wm. Congleton | 100 A; £37. Wit.: Abraham Congleton, Wm. Beaman, John Hodges | Pitt Bk.L-36

1780s

1786 Census | William Beamen | man 16-60; woman 16+

Beaman Gleanings
William Beaman witnessed deeds in Pitt County circa October 1763 for Joseph Jolley senior (Book B, page 418) and in November 1773 for Robert Hodges (Book L, page 36). He was on the 1762 list of taxables for Pitt County, reported one white poll and no blacks (Journal of North Carolina Genealogy, #56, Vol. XIV, #4, Winter 1968, page 2212). He was still in Pitt County in 1786, on the tax list in Captain Robert Hodges' District (page 2), one adult male age 16-60 and one female over 60 years (Register, State Census of North Carolina, page 137). William Bumam (sic) was enumerated in the 1786 state census in Duplin County in Captain Bowden's District (page 3), with eleven free white individuals in his household. His name which looks like Bumam on the original tax list, has been transcribed as Beeman. Whether William was related to the other three Beaman men in the county is a matter of conjecture. (Where did he go later; incl as one of 3 bros).

Bedford family Thomas; Levin
Thomas Bedford | 3 men 16-60; boy 0-16; 2 women 16+ | 1786 Census
Bedford, Levin | man 16+ | 1790 census

Thomas Bedford
`=Mary Ligon Coleman

Blount family Thomas; Levin
Blount Family Genealogy Forum
Will of John Blount
John Blount w.6 Sep 1765 no pbt. Beaufort;NC
:= Martha _____
|--Churchill

Summary:

Thomas: 400 ac

Will of Thomas Bonner, 1 Nov 1764 pbt June 176_:Beaufort. Source: Beaufort Will Abstracts
wife Abigail: loan of plantation where I dwell.
son Henry (Ex): plantation where I dwell being land I bought of Seth Pelkington and James Cooper; also half of 150A lying in fork of Poyner's Beaver Dam.
son James (Ex): 400 Ac. lying in fork of Poyner's Beaver Dam.
dau. Elizabeth Bonner: 150 Ac. part of a tract I sold John Little
other sons: Thomas (Ex)
other dau.: Sarah Bryan, Abigail = Simon Jones (Ex), Mary = John Harvey (Ex), Ann = Edward Salter (Ex)
Witn: John Leurton, Margaret Leurton, Darcos Worsley.

Will of James Bonner, Gentleman 25 Dec 1782 no pbt. Source: Beaufort Will Abstracts
son John Bonner (Ex)
son James Bonner (Ex) - 320 Ac. in pocoson above Washington which myself and John Cooper took up in conjunction.
son Samuel Bonner (Ex) - 640 Ac. with the plantation joining where my old mill stands
son Henry Bonner, half of a certain tract of land lying in Pitt County with half of the mills at Mr. Peter Floyds.
sons Joseph & Willis
daus. Elizabeth Bonner, Mary Bonner, Ann Bonner
grandson Willson Blount
other executor: John Salter
Witn: Clook (?), Caleb Foreman, Brck. Owens

Will of John Bonner 21 Nov 1787 no pbt. Source: Beaufort Will Abstracts
brother James Bonner - all lands I own in Beaufort County together with land on western side of Cumberlin Mountain except 6,000 Ac.
brother Henry Bonner, 1,500 Ac. in Davidson County, half of grist and saw mill we own in conjunction.
brother Joseph Bonner: 1,500 Ac. in Davidson County.
sisters: Sarah Cook & Elizabeth Foreman
nephews: Joseph Blount, Wilson Blount, and James Foreman: land in Davidson County
Witn: William Bonner & James Maxwell

1730s & '40s

29 Jun 1738 | Patent Bk.8 pg.5 => Thomas Bonner | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico, joining the Beaver Dam Swamp, the River, and the Creek Swamp | HC-3859
29 Jun 1738 | Patent Bk.8 pg.79 => Thomas Bonner | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico, joining Coopers corner, Hoggs line, and Conegllan | HC-4192
7 May 1742 | Patent Bk.5 pg.203 => William Mace | 330 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tarr river, joining Colo. Bonner, the fork of Watery Branch, the Race Path, and the sd. river | HC-2754
16 Nov 1743 | Patent Bk.5 pg.173 => Thomas Bonner | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico river known by the Name of Surren’s (?)Entry, joining the Maple branch and Boyd’s and Maals Lands | HC-2625
16 Nov 1743 | Patent Bk.5 pg.174 => Thomas Bonner | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pantico river, joining Thomas Worsley, the Beaver dam, and the branch | HC-2626
25 Feb 1744 | Patent Bk.5 pg.162 => William Carruthers | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the South side of Bear river between Bonner bay and the head of Browns creek, joining near the head of a Gut on the West side of the sd. bay, the Pocoson, his own line, and the head and side of Weans (?) creek | HC-2574

1750s

11 Sep 1750 | Henry Snoad (BEAU) => Jacob Anderson | 320 A; £26. Adj.: James Bonner. Wit.: William Watkins | Bk.C-8
10 Apr 1753 | Patent Bk.2 pg.39 => William Alligood | 75 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico river, joining John Mckeel, (a point) near the White Oak Pond, and Thomas Bonner | HC-203
18 Aug 1755 | Granville bk.11 pg.67 => Isaac Stocks | 100 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of Tarr River, joining the Little Run and the Mill Run | Wits: Wm Mackey, Richd Vigers | CC: John Smith, Joshua Bonner | BF-307
3 Mar 1758 | Granville bk.11 pg.47 => Thomas Bonner and James Bonner | 206 acres In Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the N. side of Pamplico River, joining the Thorofare, Bonners line, Congletons line, and Snoads line | Wits: John Harvey, Wm Mackey | CC: James Coopper, William Jankins | BF-225
3 Mar 1758 | Granville bk.11 pg.48 => Thomas Bonner and Simon Jones | 300 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the S. side of Pamplico River and on the E. side of Bear Creek, joining the bay pocoson and Little Creek near Castons line | Wits: John Harvey, Wa Mackey | CC: Henry Bonner, William Right | BF-229
3 Mar 1758 | Granville bk.11 pg.48 => Thomas Bonner and Simon Jones | 300 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the S. side of Pamplico River and on the E. side of Bear Creek, joining the bay pocoson and Little Creek near Castons line | Wits: John Harvey, Wa Mackey | CC: Henry Bonner, William Right | BF-229
4 Jun 1759 | Thos. Bonner, Sheriff BEAU => William Spiva | Negro;—. Former owner: Wm. Foreman. Men: Francis Beasley, dec., Thomas Jones, Thomas Beasley, James Campbell. | Wit.: John Simpson, Henry Cooper | Bk.I-135

1760s

17 Feb 1760 | Thomas Bonner (BEAU) => Henry Bonner, son | 100 A; love & aff. Mentioned: Simon Jones | Bk.B-236
__ ___ ____ | Earl Granville => James Bonner (Beau) | 320 A; 10 sh. Wit.: Wm. Matthews | Bk.B-10
28 Mar 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.47 => James Bonner | 530 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on the N. side of Pamplico River and (on the) N. E. side of Moys Beaver Dam, joining John Snoad and both sides of Little Beaver Dam | Wits: Edward Salter, Henry Couper | CC: Henry Bonner, James Cupper | BF-222
26 Jun 1762 | Granville Bk.6 pg.85 => Simon Jones | 231 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St Michael on the South side of Tarr river on Chicod Creek, joining William Watkins and the various courses of the sd creek | Wits: Thos Bonner Jr, Alex Stewart | SCC: William Jones, James Jones | Plat reads “. . . ...land surveyed for Capt Simon Jones” | PT-4328
7 Feb 1763 | Thos. Bonner, Jr. (BEAU) => Henry Bonner | 150 A; £25. Wit.: Thomas Bonner, Edward Salter, Jr. | Bk.B-237
15 Feb 1764 | Patent Bk.17 pg.38 => Thomas Bonner, Junior | 90 acres in Beaufort on the S. side of Pamplico River and on the W. side of Derhams Creek, joining the mouth of the first Gutt above Walnut Point, the Creek, and the mouth of a Gutt that parts John Carey (?)from Lockeys (?)Land | HC-7046
1 Apr 1764 | James Bonner (BEAU) => Elijah Harris | 150 A; £—. | Bk.C-114
13 Apr 1764 | James Bonner (BERT) => Warren Andrews (TYR) | 150 A; £40. Former owner: Joseph Wimberly (Pat. 1745). Wit.: Etheldred Andrews, Levy Andrews | Bk.C-75
30 Jun 1764 | Thomas Daniel, (Pat. 1764) => James Mancor | 250 A; £20. Wit.: Robert Salter, John Bonner | Bk.C-117
22 Aug 1767 | Henry Bonner (BEAU) => Lazarus Pearce | 300 A; £53. Former owner: Thomas Bonner. Wit.: Joshua Pearce, John Grist | Bk.C-491
1 Jan 1768 | Abraham Breeler, yeoman => Joel Truss | 80 A; £25. Adj.: Thomas Bonner. Wit.: Allen Sugg, Arthur Forbes, James Breeler | Bk.D-23
9 Feb 1768 | Lemuel Harris (D-1766) => Richard Reed | 50 A; £10+. Adj.: Robert Rogers. Former owners: James Bonner, Elijah Harris. Wit.: John Hooks, Caleb Spivey | Bk.D-22
11 Mar 1769 | John Brown (1762) => Henry Hodges | 94 A; £15. Wit.: James Bonner, Matthew Hodges | Bk.D-54

1770s & '80s

__ ___ ____ | Thomas Bonner and Sarah Bonner, wife => Susannah Evans | —; £100. | Bk.E-93
__ ___ 1772 | John Bonner, mariner (BEAU) => William Speir | 160 A; £70. Former owners: Thomas Roper (Pat.); William Little (1721); John Snoad, father of William Snoad, John Snoad, Henry Snoad; Anne Bonner, mother of John Bonner (D-1748) | Bk.E-286
28 Dec 1773 | Elijah Harris => Henry Hodges | 300 A; £24. Former owner: James Bonner | Bk.E-222
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Bonner and John Cowper | 640 A. CB : James Bonner, Jr., Joseph Wall. Men. : Simon Grist | Bk.G-411
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Bonner | 200 A. CB: John Ball, Sr., John Ball, Jr. | Bk.G-413
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Crandell | 100 A. CB: John Baull, Josiah Little. Men.: James Bonner | Bk.G-272
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Ball | 200 A. CB: Jesse Swanner, John Ball, Jr. Men.: James Bonner | Bk.G-203
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Bonner | 52 A. Men. : Col. James Bonner | Bk.G-312
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Gray Blount | 100 A. CB: John Kennedy, James Bonner (Col.) | Bk.G-70
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Gray Blount | 60 A. CB: John Kennedy, James Bonner | Bk.G-72
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Kennedy | 150 A. CB: James Bonner, Jr., Joseph Walls. Men.: William Grist | Bk.G-158
__ Oct 1784 | Elizabeth Bonner => John Floyd | 150 A; £100. Adj.: Phillip Holland, John Little. Former owner: Thomas Bonner (Pat. 1743), father of Elizabeth Bonner, grantor | Bk.I-338
20 Nov 1784 | Thomas Hodges and Sarah Hodges => Godfrey Williams | 272 A; £—. Adj.: James Bonner, Simon Taylor | Bk.I-427
21 Apr 1785 | James Bonner (BEAU) => Godfrey Williams | 50 A; £25. Wit.: Henry Hodges, Steph. Williams | Bk.I-521
__ ___ ____ | Jacob Brown => John Floyd | —A; £10. Adj.: Col. James Bonner | Bk.I-386

1790s
1790 census | William Bonner | 3 men 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 4 females; 13 slaves
Bonner Family Genealogy Forum

Boutwell family Samuel ; Burtonhead
Boutwell Family Genealogy Forum

4 Sept. 1716 | Patent Book 2, page 345 => Godfrey Spruill | 600 Ac. on the S. side of Pamplico river, joining John Gilbert, Chocowinetch Bay, and the river.
Dec 1741 proved rights Beaufort | Sam'l Boutwell | 5 whites, 2 slaves
16 Nov 1743 | Patent Bk.5 pg.166 => Samuel Boutwell | 400 acres in Beaufort County in the fork of Pamplico river, joining the Marsh on Chocowinity Bay, the cross swamp, the river Dismal, and Salters line | HC-2594
20 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.303 => Samuel Boutwell and Simon Jones | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico river, joining the Drinking Pond | HC-3205
20 Apr 1747 | Patent Bk.5 pg.274 => Samuel Boutwell | 200 acres in Beaufort County in the fork of Pilkingtons and Moys branch | HC-3067
1755 Beau tax | Samuel Boutwell
1764 Beau tax | Samuel Boutwell & Son Burtonhead & Rich Gooden | 3 males 16+, no slaves

Burtonhead Boutwell, b. 1737 d. abt. 1766, Will dated 1761.
:=2nd, Patience __
: \--Anne, Joanne, and Joseph.
:=Elizabeth Commander, b. 1739
\--Samuel Boutwell

Samuel Boutwell, will 19 Aug 1779:Beaufort;NC, source Beaufort will abstacts
: Exec:, friends John Edmond Smethwick, Brannock Owens, Isaac Chauncy, Samuel Chauncy, & Griffin Floyd
: Witn: Mary Newman, Henry Bonner, & William Bonner
:=Ann ____
   |--Rebecca Boutwell= ___ Smethwick
   |--Abigail Boutwell= ___ Owens
   |--Myriam Boutwell
   | := ___ Barrow
   |   \--Ann, Sarah, and Rebeckah
   \--Jemima Boutwell
      :=Walley Chauncey   will 28 Dec 1762 ; pbt.Mar '64
      : |--Isaac Chauncy
      : |--Samuel Chauncy
      : \--Namcy Chauncy
      := Griffin Floyd

Samuel Boutwell's will 19 Aug 1779:Beaufort;NC, source Beaufort will abstacts
Exec:, friends John Edmond Smethwick, Brannock Owens, Isaac Chauncy, Samuel Chauncy, & Griffin Floyd
Witn: Mary Newman, Henry Bonner, & William Bonner

All of Samuel Boutwell's land: "the plantation whereon I now live with all the land in the patten ... also two entry of land joining my one line 200 Ac. each." passed to Isaac Chauncey at the death of Samuel's wife Ann.

February 26, 1761 - Burtenhead BOUTWELL, of the Parish of Prince Frederick Craven County in the Province of South Carolina,
Planter, my last Will and Testament, my beloved Wife Patience Boutwell, and all my unmarried children, under the age of Twenty One Years, and for the Educating of such of my Children, Son Samuel Boutwell, and my late wife Elizabeth (Since dec'd), my loving Friends, James Commander, John Walker, and Henry Peronneau Burtenhead Boutwell (Seal) Burtenhead Boutwell Will Feb 26, 1761

will of Godfrey Spruill, father of Anna: "I give my grandson Burtenhead Boutwell six hundred acres of land purchased by me as appearing upon record lying in the fork of Pamilco River" - Godfrey Spruill Will August 5, 1718

Branton family Levi Branton
Branton Family Genealogy Forum
Levi Branton | man 16-60; woman 16+; girl 0-16 | 1786 Census
Branton, William | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females | 1790 census

Notes for LEVI BRANTON:
1773, 13 Dec: Levi & Eli were debtors of Col John Mcgee who died this date, Orange Co, NC (Ref: NCGSJ of 1975)

1775: Uriah was only living child of Levi, there being another son by the name of John who died without issue , age 14 or 15. (Journal of NC Genealogy, Fall 1966 from NC Rev Military papers, Folder 325).

1775-1783: The Continental Army of NC consisted of 10 Regiments, 1 Battery of Artillery and 3 companies of Cavalry. Alone & unaided the Reg won the brilliant victory of Moore's Creek, Ramseur Mill & Kings Mountain. They fought against the Regulars who lost the battles of Camden & Guilford Courthouse. They crushed the Scovillite Tories SC & in Jul 1776 the Over hill Indians in Tenn in which 2400 Militia was involved. They also shared in the battles of Stono, Briar Creek, Cow pens & the defense and surrender of Charles town. The NC Colonists rendered service at Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, at the capture of Stony Point, at Hobkinks Hill, Eutaw, at both sieges of Charlestown & Savannah. They also formed a part of the Garrison at West Point.

1779, Jun 2: Levi enlisted for 18 months as a private in Col Abraham Shepard's 10th Regiment, Bradley's Company, Continental Line raised & belonging to NC (NC Colonial records 1783-1882). Paid 57 pounds, 2 shillings, 2 pence for service through 2 Dec 1780. (Ref: NC Rev Army accounts Secretary of State, Treasures & Comptrollers papers, V1, V2, part II, pg 286)

1782, 1 Jan: Levi was given pay vouchers for arrears of pay prior to this date for soldiers in the Continental Line. Vouchers came from the Hillsborough District (Ref: GR 973.3456, pg 223). The voucher form was: By Virtue of the authority vested in us by an act of the General Assembly, passed at New Bern, 1 Jan 1792, we hereby certify that the state of NC is indebted to Levi Branton, private soldier in the Continental Line of said state, the sum of 20 pounds, 2 shillings and 8 pence, specie with interest from the first day of august 1783 as appears by vouchers lodged in this office.
Hillsborough, 1 May 1792.

Levi Branton Posted by: LeRoy Branton Date: June 05, 1998 at 20:54:44
Levi born VA or NC abt 1755. Lived in Beaufort CO in NC during the Rev War in which he died. Looking for info about him or his parents.

John Brinkley
=1759:Chowan,NC Martha Ming

Peter Brinkley d. ~1770
= Mary ___
|--John Brinkley
|   = Rachel? ____
|   |--John
|   \--Penelope Brinkley
|-- Peter Brinkley
|-- Isabella = Griffin
|-- Ruth = Taylor
\-- Mary
1770 Perquimans Co, NC Peter Brinkley, Jr., died wife Mary, sons: John & Peter, daughters: Isabella Griffin, Ruth Taylor, Mary Brinkley, grandson John Brinkley Jr, & Penelope Brinkley, daughter of John   Nov.17 John Brinkley & Luke Sumner, Exec. Test. John & Rachel Brinkley

Brown family John, William, Godfrey, Andrew, Ephraim, Jacob
Brown Family Genealogy Forum
1700-1749

1 Mar 1738 | Patent Bk.5 pg.209 => John Brown | 553 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tarr river, joining John Marks, (a point) near the Mouth of carritoc (?) creek, and the river | HC-2778
28 Feb 1739 | Patent Bk.5 pg.29 => James Brown | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of Pamplico river and the W. side of South Dividing Creek, joining a small Gut that runs into Richneck creek, both sides of the Savannah, a Point, a swamp, a branch called Lees line, and Browns old patent line | HC-2055
Jun 1742 proved rights Beaufort | John Brown | 2 whites, no slaves
25 Feb 1744 | Patent Bk.5 pg.162 => William Carruthers | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the South side of Bear river between Bonner bay and the head of Browns creek, joining near the head of a Gut on the West side of the sd. bay, the Pocoson, his own line, and the head and side of Weans (?) creek | HC-2574
11 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.263 => William Phipps | 100 acres in Beaufort County on the head of Browns creek, joining WM. Carruthers, both sides of the Swamp, and a branch | HC-3019

1750s

14 Nov 1752 | Granville bk.11 pg.48 => Benjamin Brown | 125 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tar River, joining Thomas Farmer, Watry Branch, teals Swamp, John Williams, and Thomas Guartney | CS: Aaron Prescott, Robt Fleak (?) | Wits: James Mayo (who signs with a mark), James Campbell | BF-228
14 Nov 1752 | Granville bk.11 pg.56 => William Ham | 664 acres in Beaufort County, joining forbes’s Branch, John Forbes, and the deep Valley between Ham and Cornelius Tyson | (?) CC: (not given) | Wits: James Campbell, Benjamin Brown | BF-260
14 Nov 1752 | Granville bk.11 pg.59 => James Mayo | 640 acres in Beaufort County, joining John Marks, Mayo’s Cornfield, Great Swamp, the gum Swamp, and Thomas Little | CC: Wm Mayo, Josh Barrow | Wits: Benjamin Brown, James Campbell | BF-271
1755 Beau tax | Andrew Brown
1755 Beau tax | Benja. Brown
1755 Beau tax | Dorothy Brown, widow
1755 Beau tax | James Brown
1755 Beau tax | Arthur Brown ; Thomas Brown
1755 Beau tax | Jno. Brown ; Tom Brown
1758 | James DeLoach => Benjamin Brown | Pitt Bk.A-21

1760s

28 Mar 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.54 => Thomas Gwaltney | 320 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish (being) the place known as Thomas Ivey’s Pasture, joining Marks Swamp | SCC: Benja Brown, Wm Braddy | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Wiiliams | BF-253 | U | OR: /s/ Thomas Gwaltney | surveyed 6 Dec 17— | W Haywood D Sr |
22 Sep 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.46 => William Brady | 575 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining Wrestling Willians Old corner, Cockers line, (a point) near Barrows line, Davises Swamp, Guartreys line, (a point) near Polerack Swamp, and Browns line | SCC: John Pollard, John DeLoach | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Hardee | BF-220 | U | OR: /s/ William Brady | examined by: Richd Vigers, Alex Stewart | surveyed 30 May 1760 | Jas Ellison Surv |
22 Sep 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.72 => John Williams | 430 acres in Beaufort County, joining Benjamin Brown, Thomas Farmer, Watery Branch, William Mitchel, Marks’s Swamp, and a place called the Thick Island on the S. side of the sd. swamp | SCC: William Little, James Little | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Speir | BF-326 | U | OR: /s/ John Williams | examined by: Richd Vigers and Alex Stewart | surveyed 17 June 1760 | Jas Ellison Sur |
7 Aug 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.45 => Amos Atkinson | 700 acres in Beaufort County, joining Francis Hobson a pocoson, Grindall Creek Pocoson, Polecatt Pocoson, William Nichols, and Coneto Creek | SCC: James Brown, Thomas Lewis | Wits: Alex Stewart, Richd Allen | BF-217 | NT | OR: /s/ Amos Atkinson | examined by: Alex Stewart and Wm Matthews | surveyed 7 Feb 1761 | Jas Ellison Sur |
1761 | James DeLoach => Benjamin Brown | Pitt Bk.A-210
1762 Pitt tax | Andrew Brown | 1 male 16+
1762 Pitt tax | Benjamin Brown | 1 male 16+
1762 Pitt tax | James Brown | 1 male 16+
26 Jun 1762 | Granville Bk.6 pg.82 => John Brown | 388 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St Michael on the N side of Gum Swamp — including (the sd) John Browns plantation, joining Thomas Daniel, Henry Snoad, and the sd swamp | SCC: Edward Cole, Isaac Rogers | Wit: Alexr Stewart | PT-4317 | part later sold see D-54 and D-58
1763 Pitt tax | Andrew Brown | 1 male 16+ | 1
1763 Pitt tax | Arther Wilson Brown | 1 male 16+ | 1
1763 Pitt tax | Benjamin Brown | 1 male 16+ | 1
1763 Pitt tax | James Brown | 1 male 16+ | 1
6 Jun 1763 | Earl Granville => John Brown | 388 A; 10 sh. Wit.: Jno. Savage | Pitt Bk.B-514
__ Jun 1763 | John Brown, Jr. (Beaufort) => Robert Rogers | 200 A; £10. Wit.: James Latham, Alex Stewart | Pitt Bk.B-485
__ ___ 1763 | John Brown (HAL) => Richard Mayo | 640 A; £65. Former owner: Samuel Ward. | Pitt Bk.B-285
5 Jan 1764 | Richard May and Bathaia May, wife => Archabald Patterson, (formerly Md.) | 440 A; £70. Former owner: John Brown (Pat. 1784). Wit.: Charles Forbes, James Cowpland, James Lanier | Pitt Bk.C-2
3 Feb 1764 | John Norris (DUP) => John Brown | 200 A; £15. | Pitt Bk.C-34
19 Nov 1764 | Valentine Brown (Lunenburg, Va.) and Richard Brown (HAL) and John Brown (HAL) => Archibald Paterson | 640 A; £.—. Wit.: James Lanier, John Colwell Brown, Gary Brown, Lewis Brown | Pitt Bk.C-161
__ Nov 1764 | Francis Hobson => Abia Cox | 350 A; £15. Adj.: William Crisp, John Brown | Pitt Bk.C-145
1764 Beau tax | Dorothy Brown widow |, 3 slaves
1764 Beau tax | Jacob Brown | 1 male 16+, no slaves
1764 Beau tax | John Brown & Son Thomas | 2 males 16+, no slaves
1764 Beau tax | John Brown; Miles Barfield | 2 males 16+, no slaves
1764 Beau tax | John Woodward; Jno Brown | 2 males 16+, 4 slaves
1764 Pitt tax | Andrew Brown
1764 Pitt tax | Benjamin Brown
1764 Pitt tax | James Brown
1764 Pitt tax | Jesse Brown
1764 Pitt tax | John Brown
__ ___ 1764 | Joseph Little and Elizabeth Little, wife => Benjamin Brown | 100 A; £40. Adj.: John Little, Thomas Farmer | Pitt Bk.C-130
27 Jun 1765 | John Perritt (D-1763) => William Speir | 225 A; £50. Former owners: Lewis Duvall, dec. (Pat. 1715); Martha Duvall, dan. of Lewis Duvall. Wit.: John Speir, Isom Webb, Abner Brown | Pitt Bk.D-32
21 Feb 1768 | Archibald Paterson => James Lanier | 640 A; £80. Former owner: John Brown. Wit.: Simon Pope, Henry Williamson, James Degge | Pitt Bk.D-55
11 Mar 1769 | John Brown (1762) => Henry Hodges | 94 A; £15. Wit.: James Bonner, Matthew Hodges | Pitt Bk.D-54 | beginning at a pine Matthew Hodges corner tree then along a line of marked trees to a pine one of Henry Snoads? line trees and then along his line to a gum standing in the gum swamp the corner tree of Snoads, thence from the swamp along Robert Rogers? line of marked trees in a branch Rogers? corner tree, thence to a gum standing up the branch the various courses to a pine standing in the head of the sd. Branch Math. Hodges corner tree then along his line of marked trees to the first station. | The which land was granted by a deed to me the said Brown bearing date June 26, 1762? for a larger tract of which this is a part |
11 Mar 1769 | John Brown (1762) => Matthew Hodges | 94 A; £15. | Pitt Bk.D-58 | beginning at a white oak Thomas Daniels corner tree standing on the gum swamp running along his line to a pine another corner thence along a line of marked trees to a pine on the said line and thence along a line of marked trees to a pine standing in the head of a branch on Robert Hodges line tree and then along his line to a white oak on the gum swamp his corner tree, thence up the various courses to the first station | the which land was granted by a deed to me the said John Brown bearing date January ye 26th, 1762, for a larger tract of which this is a part
14 Oct 1769 | Mathew Whitfield (Tyrell) => Geo. Clements (Bertie) | 100 A; £30. Adj.: Abraham Glison. Wit.: Alexander Brown, Stephen Swain | Pitt Bk.D-120

1770s

5 Oct 1770 | Roger Ormond (Beaufort) => Jacob Brown | 100 A; £35. Former owners: Andrew Conner, Henry Ormond, brother of Roger Ormond. Wit.: Wyrriott Ormond. | Pitt Bk.D-164
2 Dec 1770 | John Barenhill => Alexander Brown, taylor | 250 A; £31. Adj.: Dinnes Glison, Solomon James. Former owner: Jesse Jolly (Pat 1761). Wit.: James Haus, Mathew Paremore | Pitt Bk.E-9
18 Jan 1771 | William Bray => Reuben Brady, son | 100 A; love & aff. Adj.: Thomas Gwaltney, Shadrach Pope, John Pope, Emanuel Teel, Benjamin Brown. Wit.: John Evans, Thomas Gwaltney, Jr. | Pitt Bk.D-166
__ ___ 1773 | Joseph Jolley, Sen. => John Jolley | 100 A; £3+. Wit.: Alexander Brown | Pitt Bk.E-257
29 Mar 1774 | James Bullock => Josiah Bullock | 110 A; £10. Adj.: Walter Session. Wit.: Alexander Brown, David Vance | Pitt Bk.F-61
8 Jul 1774 | Alexander Brown (Martin), taylor => Simon Evrett | 250 A; £40. Adj.: Dennis Glison. Former owner: Jesse Jolley (Pat. 1761). Wit.: William Rodgers, John Barnhill | Pitt Bk.F-121
26 Sep 1775 | Joseph Jolley, Sen. => William Whiteacker | 150 A; £35. Former owner: Absalom James (1761). Wit.: Alexander Brown | Pitt Bk.H-33
1775 Pitt Pledge | Benjamin Brown
1775 Pitt tax | John Brown
1775 Pitt tax | Jonas Brown
__ ___ ____ | Luke Mounts => Samuel Erby | 300 A & furn; good will. Men.: Amos and Rachel Erby, parents of Samuel, grantee. Former owner: Richard Evans. Wit.: Leah Brown, Matthias Johnson | Pitt Bk.F-309
23 Jan 1777 | Evritt Pope => James Brown | 125 A; £60. | Pitt Bk.F-230
23 Jan 1777 | John Pope => Evritt Pope | 250 A; £150. Former owners: Joseph Barrow, John Charl craft. Wit.: James Brown, Simon Pope | Pitt Bk.F-228
3 Jul 1779 | John Brown => Joel Whitfield | 200 A; £300. Adj.: Charles Finnecan. Wit.: Mark Mayo, James Brown | Pitt Bk.H-82

1780s

10 Apr 1780 | Joel Sugg => William Osborne | 320 A; £260. Men.: Abraham Tison, guardian of Joel Sugg. Wit.: William Wallace, James Brown | Pitt Bk.H-99
20 Sep 17__ | Joel Williams => Benj. Brown | 24 A; £19 | Pitt Bk.I-24
15 Dec 1781 | John Fleming. => John Little | 20 A; £18. Adj.: Thomas Mitchel. Wit.: Benj Brown, Benj. Brown, Jr. | Pitt Bk.I-51
14 May 1782 | James Brown => Wm. Sherrod | 125 A; £166. Former owner: John Charlescraft (Pat.1761). Wit: Richard Hives | Pitt Bk.I-14
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Brown | 150 A. CB: Samuel Warren, Arthur Brown. Men.: Samuel May | Pitt Bk.G-184
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Latham | 200 A. CB: John Ball, Ephraim Brown | Pitt Bk.G-50
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Mealus Browne | 200 A. CB: Phillip Pipkin, John Bently. Men.: Judith Bently, John Moye | Pitt Bk.G-284
13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Benjamin Brown | 29 A. CB: John Little, Samuel Brown. Men.: Joel Williams | Pitt Bk.G-348
13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => James Brown | 9 A. CB: Isaac Brown, Auter Brown. Men.: Samuel Warren | Pitt Bk.G-386
21 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Jacob Brown | 300 A. CB: John Floyd, Moses Hodges | Pitt Bk.G-422
__ ___ ____ | Jonah Shivers => John Little | 20 A; £8. Wit.: John Presson, Benj. Brown | Pitt Bk.I-118
__ ___ ____ | Jacob Brown => John Floyd | —A; £10. Adj.: Col. James Bonner | Pitt Bk.I-386
__ ___ ____ | Stephen Rogers, Mary Morris and Lemuel Morris, husband => James Latham, Sr. | 200 A; £60. Former owners: John Brown (Beaufort); Robert Rogers, dec., husband of Mary Rogers, (now Mary Morris, wife of Lemuel Morris) and father of Stephen Rogers. Wit.: Jno. Lanier, Josiah Little, Sr., Phillip Knowis | Pitt Bk.I-527
__ Jan 1785 | Godfrey Stansell and Sarah Stansell, wife => Richard Blackledge, merchant | 1/3 of ½ A lott #73; £10. Former owner: John Nobles. Wit.: Robert Williams, Arthur Brown | Pitt Bk.I-434
17 Feb 1785 | John Little and Lydia Little => Benjamin Brown | 170 A; £170. Wit.: Reading Stokes, William Brown, Samuel Brown | Pitt Bk.I-478
18 Feb 1785 | John Little => John Fleming | 200 A; £75. Wit.: Samuel Brown, Reddin Stokes, James Brown | Pitt Bk.I-543
__ Feb 1785 | Hillery Manning => Charlotte Worsely | 100 A; £35. Adj.: John Manning. Wit.: Pitman Worsley, Daniel Buntin, James Brown | Pitt Bk.I-483
20 May 1785 | Alexander Brown (Martin) => Joseph Page | 200 A; £60. Wit.: Wm. Clements, Peter Jolley | Pitt Bk.L-10
1786 Census | Andrew Brown | man 60+; man 16-60; boy 0-16; 3 women 16+; 2 girls 0-16
1786 Census | Ephraim Brown | 3 men 16-60; boy 0-16; woman 16+
1786 Census | Jacob Brown | man 16-60; 3 boys 0-16; woman 16+; girl 0-16

1790s

1790 census | Arthur Browne | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females; slave
1790 census | Benjamin Brown | man 16+; boy 0-16; 4 females; slave
1790 census | Charles Brown | man 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 5 females
1790 census | Isaac Brown | man 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 2 females
1790 census | James Brown | man 16+; 3 females
1790 census | James Brown, Jr. | man 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 3 females
1790 census | Mourning Brown | 1 female
1790 census | Samuel Brown | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females; slave
1790 census | Sophira Brown | 2 females; slave

Bryan family Joseph & Sarah (of Craven) ; Walter ; William

Patrick Maule
`=___ ____
\-Sarah Maule
`=Joseph Bryan

1750s

11 Mar 1757 | Joseph Bryan, of Craven & Sarah Bryan, his wife => Francis Roundtree | 200 Ac. £50 sterl; Witn: Thomas Bonner, Jr., Alexr. Stewart | Beau Bk 3 pg 297 | NS Tranters Creek ; B. a pine in the fork of Tranters Creek, running up the branch of the creek to the Beaver-dam creek several courses to a water oak at the mouth of a small branch issuing out of the creek a North-easterly course to a pine in the head line, then W. to a branch issuing out of Tranter's creek, thence down the branch & creek to the first station | Part of 1000 Ac. by Patent to Patrick Maule dated 20 Aug 1726
11 Mar 1757 | Joseph Bryan, of Craven & Sarah Bryan, his wife => Alexander Stewart | 200 Ac. £74 procl; Witn: Thomas Bonner, Jr. Francis Roundtree | Beau Bk 3 pg 298 | NS Tranters creek ; B. live oak at the mouth of a small branch issuing out of the beaver dam creek, runing Francis Roundtrees line to a pine in the head line, then East with the head line to the beaver dam creek, thence the various courses of the said creek to the first station | part of a 1000 Ac. patent to Patrick Maule dated 2 Aug 1726

1760s

28 Mar 1760 | Earl Granville => Walter Bryant | 520 A; 10 sh. | Pitt Bk.B-197
28 Mar 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.47 => Walter Bryant | 520 acres In Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish on Grindals Creek Pocoson, joining (a point) near Bryants improvement | SCC: Jno Holland, Jno Eavers | Wits: John Simpson, John Speir | BF-223
28 Feb 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.71 => Joseph Whitfiel | 123 acres in Beaufort County on the head of the Briary Branch and Grindall Creek, joining Walter Bryant, the head and side of an impassable Pocoson, and the side and fork of another impassable pocoson | CC: John Cook, John Coulanch (?) | Wits: Thomas Worsley, John Kennedy | BF-324
24 Nov 1761 | Walter Bryant => Jesse Jolley | 210 A; £30. Wit.: Joseph Whitfield | Pitt Bk.B-85
1762 Pitt tax | William Bryan | 6 males 16+
25 Apr 1762 | Walter Bryant => Robert Ballard | 210 A; £16. Wit.: John Ballard, Jr., Joseph Ballard, Jr., Arthur Ols, William Dew. Ad.j.: Jesse Jolley | Pitt Bk.B-82
__ Apr 1762 | Walter Bryant => Arthur Olds | 100 A; £11. | Pitt Bk.B-106
20 May 17__ | Alexander Stewart => James Latham, millwright | 100 A; £5. Former owners: Patrick Maule (Pat. 1726), father; Sarah Bryan and Joseph Bryan, daughter and son-in-law of Patrick Maule. Wit.: David Perkins | Pitt Bk.B-222
20 Oct 1762 | Robert Ballard => Thomas House (Bertie) | 200 A; £—. Wit.: William Bryan, Henry Cross, Thomas Cross | Pitt Bk.B-305
1763 Pitt tax | William Bryan | 1 male 16+ | 1
31 Aug 1764 | Joseph Bryan and Sarah Bryan => William Lanier | 50 A; £5. Former owner: Patrick Maule, dec. Wit.: Joseph Worsley, John Lanier | Pitt Bk.C-160
1764 Pitt tax | Wm Bryan
15 Feb 1765 | Arthur Olds (ONSW) => Joseph Whitfield | 100 A; —. Former owner: Walter Bryant (Pat. 1757) | Pitt Bk.C-294
__ ___ 1766 | Thomas Pugh (Bertie) => Lewis Hudson | 150 A; £25. Wit.: William Junkeson, Wm. Bryan, Samuel Grymes | Pitt Bk.C-435
__ ___ 1766 | William Prescott and Elizabeth Prescott, wife, and John Prescott, Sen. => Thomas Davis | 50 A; £35. Wit.: Wm. Bryan, John Nobles, William Moore | Pitt Bk.C-322
4 Apr 1768 | Thomas Pugh (Bertie), merchant => William Bryan | 120 A; £20. Wit.: John Whitehurst, William Junkason | Pitt Bk.D-9

1770s

28 Jan 1772 | George Moye => Richard Moye | 100 A; £40. Wit.: William Bryan, John Mundin | Pitt Bk.E-40
3 Apr 1772 | William Archdeacon and Bigars Mobley => Samuel Wheatly | 76 A; £60. Wit.: William Bryan, Thomas Wheatley | Pitt Bk.E-56
10 Apr 1772 | William McHenery => William Bryan (Dobbs) | 200 A; £85. Former owner: _____ Turnage (Pat. 1738) | Pitt Bk.E-90
1 Jan 1773 | Jessey Barbre => Benjamin Wilkinson | 200 A; £100. Wit.: William Bryan, Frederick Bryan | Pitt Bk.F-27
Registered Oct 1774 | Francis Rountree, planter => William Davis, cordwainer | 160 A; £60. Former owners: Patrick Maule (Pat. 2nd Aug 1726, HP-777), Sarah Maule, his daughter, Sarah Maule Bryant (same), wife of Joseph Bryant | Pitt Bk.F-69 | NS Tantus Creek ; Begining below the old Tar Landing at the mouth of a small branch & runs up said branch to a line of marked trees thence along sd. line of marked trees to the back line thence along sd line to a cart path thence along sd path and a line of marked trees to the creek at the mouth of a small branch thence down the creek to the begining
1775 Pitt Pledge | William Bryan
1775 Pitt tax | Thad Bryan
26 Oct 1777 | William Bryant (Dobbs) => William Turnage | 200 A; £200. Former owner: George Turnage (Pat. 1738). Wit.: Richard Moye, John Moye | Pitt Bk.F-299
__ ___ ____ | John Doudna => Philip Knowis (D-1771) | 50 A; £40. Former owners: Patrick Maule (Pat. 1723) Joseph and Sarah Bryan, John Knowis (1752). | Pitt Bk.H-137

1780s

21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Benjamin Bowers | 225 A. CB: Frederick Bryan, Henry Barnhill. Men.: Jesse Jolley | Pitt Bk.G-373
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Jesse Jolley | 420 A. CB: Frederick Bryan, Reuben Manning | Pitt Bk.G-164
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Gray Blount | 169 A. CB: Bryan Blount, Stephen Harding | Pitt Bk.G-71
21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Thomas House | 240 A. CB: Reuben Manning, Frederick Bryan. Men.: John Bowers | Pitt Bk.G-433
13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => John Taylor | 100 A. CB: William Taylor. Men.: James Avery, Frederick Bryan | Pitt Bk.G-370
6 Nov 1784 | [grant] => Bryan Blount | 250 A. CB: Israel Harding, Jesse Blount | Pitt Bk.G-468
12 Dec 1784 | John Warde, Sr. => John Warde, Jr. | 200 A; £60. Adj.: Arch Knox. Wit.: John Bowers, Frederick Bryan | Pitt Bk.I-553
__ Sep 1785 | James Brown => Arthur Brown | 100 A; love & aff. Former owner: Bryant Macclam Adj.: Samuel Warren. Wit.: Chas. Waidron, Abel Thomas, Nehemiah Downs | Pitt Bk.L-75
__ ___ ____ | Jesse Jolly => Frederick Bryan | —A; £20. | Pitt Bk.L-72
25 Nov 1786 | Levi Sirinan => Joseph Smith | 150 A; £60. Former owner: Israel Joiner (G-1782). Wit.: John Sirman, John Bryan, Isaac Coleman | Pitt Bk.L-199
22 Feb 1788 | John Bryan => Frederick Bryan | 150 A; £163. Adj.: John Bowers, Thomas Pugh. Wit.: John Bowers, William Bryan | Pitt Bk.M-78
15 Nov 1788 | Robert Williams => Lancaster Fentress | 130 A; £110. Adj.: Nicholas Bryan. Former owner: William Mase (Pat. 1742). Wit.: Allen Williams, John Fentress, George Fentress | Pitt Bk.M-193
3 Jul 1789 | Bryan McCabe => Richard Blackledge | Negro; £120. Wit.: John Holland, Thos. Blackledge | Pitt Bk.M-212
7 Jul 1789 | Arthur Moore (Pat. 1782) => John Bryant | 135 A; £35. Wit.: Geo. Falcorier | Pitt Bk.M-190
31 Aug 1789 | William Blount => Anne Blount, daughter(NEW HAN.) | Negro and increase; love and aff. Former owners: Caleb Grainger, uncle of Anne Blount; John Anerum. Mentioned: David Roach; Mary Bryan, later Mary Harris, sister of William Blount; Jacob Johnson, Jr., deputy sheriff of Craven County; Thomas Blount, father of John Blount. Wit.: Michael Flood, Reading Blount | Pitt Bk.M-155

1790s

1790 census | Frederick Bryant | man 16+; 5 boys 0-16; 2 females; 8 slaves
1790 census | John Bryant | man 16+; 4 boys 0-16; 3 females
1790 census | Nicholas Bryant | 2 men 16+; 5 females; 5 slaves
1790 census | William Bryant | man 16+; boy 0-16; female
29 Jan 1791 | Nicholas Bryan and Elizabeth Bryan => Arthur Forbes | 10 A; £22. Former owner: Henry Ellis (D-1761). Adj.: Thomas Gualtiney. Wit.: Henry Ellis, Jr., Arthur Bell | Pitt Bk.M-302
16 Apr 1801 | Charles Judkins => John Noble | 100 A; £90. Wit.: Thomas Bryan | Pitt Bk.F-567
22 Apr 1801 | Elizabeth Pugh, widow => Lewis Cox Bryan, in trust | 640 A. Elizabeth Pugh, widow of Hugh Pugh, Jr., to marry Jonathan Fellows, blacksmith, of CRAV. Former owner: Hugh Pugh, Jr. | Pitt Bk.F-562

Buck family Isaac

11 Nov 1743 | Patent Bk.5 pg.198 => Isaac Buck | 640 acres in Beaufort County on the South side of Tarr river, joining the Juniper run, (a point) near the Beaverdam Branch, John Mills, Kenan’s line, and a Plantation belonging to the sd. Buck (and) known by the name of Swanscome | HC-2735

Feb 1761 | Frances Buck, John Simpson, Francis Buck executors for Isaac Buck

Cain family (of Edgecombe) William

William Cain
`=Elizabeth ____
\-William Cain 1705-~1757:Edge;NC
     `=Sarah Brasswell
       \-Elisha Cain 1739:Bert;NC--~1805
         `=Martha Blake
           \-Hardy Cain 1768:Nash;NC--1814:MS
             :      Benjamin Foreman
             :    .-`=___ ____
              `=Mary Foreman 1775:Nash;NC--1837:MS

William Cain 1700:NC--2oct'81:Bladen;NC
`=Olive ____ b~1702
/--James Cain 1732:NC--28mar1826:Bladen;NC
\--Joseph, Samuel, John

Cannon family Caleb ; David ; Dennis ; Edward ; Furnifold ; George ; Henry ; John ; Nathaniel; Sarah ; Shadrack ; Thomas ; William Cannon Family Genealogy Forum

Summary:

Sarah and Edward: their wills, 26 Jun 1733 and 10 Jun 1729, show sons: Edward, Dennis, Henry, John, David, and William. Daus.: Margaret, Sarah Woodward, Jene or Jane, Mary, Olif, and Ruth.
Jane: married William Cason.
David: had land before '40 south of Tarr on Juniper run; patents more in same place in '40 and '45; buys land on the south bank of the Tarr from Robert Callahan in '52. Land passed to 'his son Edward' in '56. David is not in '62 nor '63 tax list, but a David witnesses in '63 and '78, and land adjoined David Cannon in '63 and '71. All land south of Tarr. Neighbors: John Mills, Simon Burney, James Shields, John Simpson, Robert Hardee, David Kenion.
Dennis: buys a slave in '53; patents land south of Tarr (south of Swift Creek) in '62 and '63, and is in tax list for '62 (owning 4 slaves) and '63. In '67 he buys 120 ac. from Henry Cannon of Craven. In '77 and '84, he sells land to Dennis Jr. (presumably his son) and his son Lewis. In '82 he patents 400 ac. with Lewis and Dennis Jr. as chain bearers. Witnesses in the '77 to '84 period incude John, Elizabeth, Furna, and Henry Cannon. No Dennis in '90 census.
Edward son of David: An Edward who is the son of David got land in '56 from David, which he sold to Matthew Albritton in '60; this land was probably south of the Tarr. By '77 Edward, the son of David, was living in Craven County.
Edward: In '61, land north of the Tarr is adjoining Edward Cannon - this is probably not the son of David but his uncle, the son of Edward and Sarah. The land is probably that patented by William Cason in '40, which later was sold to John Hodges. No Edward in '62 nor '63 tax list. An Edward witnesses a Grindal Creek deed in '85, and is in the '90 census, with a large family and two slaves. No Cannons in the '86 partial census, which included some Grindal Creek families.
George: patented land north of Tarr, along Grindal Creek, in '45 and '61. In '63 but not '62 tax list. Bought land along Grindal from Thomas Moore in '79. Patented land in '83 in unknown location. Shadrack Cannon was a chain bearer. Patenting in '45 makes him the same generation as the children of Sarah and Edward, but he is not in their wills; if he is a grandson, he is perhaps the son of Edward or William, whose land like his was along Grindal Creek. No George in '86 nor '90 census.
Henry: In '63, William Mitchell and his wife Mary, of Duplin County, give land to Mary Cannon, who was probably their daughter. Mary and husband Henry Cannon, also of Duplin, promptly sell the land, which seems to have been near David Cannon's land south of the Tarr. In '63 he also patents land, which in '67 he sells to Dennis Cannon; in '67 he is from Craven County. He witnesses in '68, '75, and '77. In '79 Henry of Craven buys over 300 acres in Pitt, all along Swift Creek south of Tarr. Some Henry is in the 1790 census.
John: Land south of Tarr adjoined his in '55. He is in the '62 and '63 tax lists. Bought land in '63, and '68, on south bank of Tarr River. Bought land next to his in '71 and sold it in '77. Sold to Thomas Cannon in '77, and bought from Samuel Cannon in '81. In '82, '83 and '88, he sold to his sons Caleb, Thomas, and Furnifold. Furney and Thomas Cannon but no Caleb nor John in '90 census.
Nathaniel: sells land in '75 that he got in '74; it was only £5. In '78 he buys 250 Ac. from Pearson Tuten and 100 from David Mills, total price £280. In '79 he sells it all back to Pearson Tuten, total price £520. All land south of Tarr, close to David Cannon. He is in the 1790 census with a large family and nine slaves.
Samuel: patents land in '62, south of Tarr, and is in the '62 and '63 tax lists. In '71, he patents land. In '77 and '82 he sells it all off, some to John Cannon. In '82 he is from South Carolina, and he is not in the '90 census.
William: patents land north of Tarr in '40 and '45. Bought land in '62, and was in the '63 but not the '62 list. Neighbors: George Mayo, Ebenezer Folsom, William Harris, Samuel Meares, William Baldwin, and William Proctor. By '70 his 150 Ac. 1740 patent (adjoining Robert Daniel) was sold by Henry Cooper to John Hodges. The '45 patent passed by unknown means at unknown date to John Hatton. A William Cannon was in the '90 census.
Edward, Henry, Mary, Nathaniel, Radford, William: names in the '90 census, don't know the parents of any.

Edward Cannon will 10 Jun 1729 : Beaufort & Hyde Precinct.
sons: Edward, Dennis, William, Henry, David, John.
daus.: Margaret, Sarah Woodward, Jane, Mary, Olif, Ruth
wife: Sarah (extrx)
Witns: John Knowis, John Lawhon, Richard Abel. [ source: Grimes wills ]

Sarah Cannon will 26 jun 1733 : Beaufort County
sons: Edward ; Dennis ; Henry ; John ; David (ex) ; William
daus. Margaret ; Sarah ; Jene ; Mary ; Olef ; Ruth
Witn: Isaac Cordeaux, Josias Little, Isaac Stock. [ source: Beaufort Will Abstracts ]

11 Mar 1740 | Patent Bk.5 pg.352 => William Cannon | 150 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Grindal creek near George Mayo, joining the swamp and the creek | HC-3443 | sold to Henry Couper, and by Couper to John Hodges 16 Oct 1770, D-138
15 (?) March 1740/1 | Patent Bk.5 pg.339 => David Cannon | 500 acres in Beaufort County, joining his line and John Mills Jr. | HC-3376 | Note: This is south of Tarr: see the Mills and Buck patents.
6 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.337 => William Cannon | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tarr river in Cannons Swamp, joining the Muln (?) branch, Bear Pocoson, and the sd. swamp Note indicates: .. .altared. ..13 May 1760 /s/ Richard Spaight | HC-3369
20 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.281 => George Cannon | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of Grindall creek | HC-3102 | sold to Lemuel James 20 Jul 1752
20 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.420 => David Cannon | 500 acres in Beaufort County between Juniper run and Simon Burney, joining the upper side of the Oken Beaverdam and (a point) near sd. Burney | HC-3760
20 Jul 1752 | George Canon, planter => Lamuel James | 200 Ac. £14 curr; Witn: James Barrow, Moses Moor, Thomas Pinket | Beau Bk 3 pg 109 | SS Grindal Creek ; B. pine runing S,180P a pine, thence W,100P to a pine, thence N,180P to a pine, thence E,180P to the first station | which land was pat. 20 Apr 1745
9 Jan 1753 | John Dixon => Dennis Cannon | Negro; £20 | Bk.I-47
26 Mar 1755 | Patent Bk.2 pg.123 => Joseph Hardie | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of Tarr River and on the N. side of Swifts creek, joining John Cannon. Note indicates: This record alter’d from S. to North in the 2-line agreeable to an order of Court 24 Sept. 1807 /s/ Will. White, Sec. | HC-758
28 Feb 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.53 => Ebenezer Fulsom | 458 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining William Harris, Samuel Meares, Mays Swamp, William Cannon, William Baldwin, and William Proctor | | Wits: Jno Jones (?) William Matthews | SCC: Wm Daniel, George Moore | BF-251
4 Mar 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.53 => Ebenezer Folsom | 700 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining the Great Pond, John Cason, Sassafras Pole Pocoson, Samuel James, Grindall Creek, the Great Meddow, James Barrow, Whitchard’s line, Cherrys line, Great Swamp, William Daniel Penkett, Edward Cannon and George May | Wits: Thomas Worsley, Alex Stewart | SCC: George Moore James Albertson | BF-249
16 Oct 1761 | Granville Bk.6 pg.92 => Joshua Tucker | 77 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St Michael on the North Side of Tarr river and (on the) S side of Cannons Swamp, joining the middle of the sd swamp and Samuel Moore | Wits: Alex Stewart, Jno Mayo | SCC: Samuel Moore, John Moore | PT-4352 |
7 Nov 1761 | Earl Granville => George Cannon | 200+ A; 10 sh. | Bk.B-185
7 Nov 1761 | Granville Bk.6 pg.82 => George Cannon | 246 acres in Pitt County on the N side of Grindall Creek, joining the Creek Swamp or low ground | Wits: Alex Stewart, Tho Noble | SCC: Thomas Moore, Edward Moore | PT-4318

28 Oct 1762 | William Gareld and Mary Gareld => Lewis Williams | 100 A; £36. Former owners: Joseph Jackson, William Cotes, James Gareld, father of William Gareld. Adj.: James Blunt. Wit.: Edward Cannon, John Prise, Sen. | Bk.B-402
15 Nov 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.444 => Samuel Cannon | 100 acres in Pitt County on the N. E. side of the N. W. prong of Swifts Creek Swamp, joining Cedar Swamp and the sd. Creek Swamp | HC-6286
16 Nov 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.445 => Dennis Cannon | 130 acres in Pitt County on the South west side of Swifts Creek and on both sides of Back Swamp, joining near the head of Bear Branch | HC-6292
__ ___ 1762 | William Ellitt (Pat. 1755) => William Cannon | 152 A; £16. | Bk.B-283

19 Feb 1763 | William Mitchell and Mary Mitchell, wife (DUP) => Mary Cannon | D of G; Mentioned: Henry Cannon, husband of Mary Cannon. Wit.: Edward Cannon, David Cannon | Bk.B-289
25 Feb 1763 | Henry Cannon and Mary Cannon, wife (DUP) => Patrick Quoturmas, Jr. | 200 A; £50. Former owners: Simon Burney, William Mitchell. Wit.: William Moore, Abraham Barrow | Bk.B-254
20 Apr 1763 | Patent Bk.15 pg.500 => Dennis Cannon | 200 acres in Pitt County on the South side of Swifts Creek, joining his own Land where he now Lives, the Great Meddow, and a Small Pond | HC-6541
30 Apr 1763 | Abraham Duncan and George Duncan (N.H.) => John Cannon | 120 A; £40 | Bk.C-274
25 Sep 1741 | Patent Bk.5 pg.396 => Robert Caulahan | 100 acres in Beaufort County upon the South side of Tarr river between Robert Hardy and David Kennon, joining the river |Z: ST |H: HC-3652
26 Jul 1763 | Matthew Albriton (D-1760) => John Dixon | 100 A; £60. Adj. David Kennion. Former owners: Robert Callahan (Pat. 1741), David Cannon (1752), his son Edward Cannon (1756) | Bk.B-450 | note: Callahans patent is Bk.5 pg 396, "100 acres in Beaufort County upon the South side of Tarr river between Robert Hardy and David Kennon, joining the river"
30 Jan 1764 | Moses Moor => George Cannon | 300 A; £50. Former owner: Jacob Moor (Pat. 1739). Wit.: Zachariah Pinkett | Bk.C-38 | This patent is "N. side of tarr River and on Grandal Creek."
28 Feb 1764 | George Cannon => Edward Moore | 150 A; £10. Wit.: Samuel Barrow, Zachariah Pinkett | Bk.C-25
5 May 1767 | Henry Cannon (Craven) => Dennis Cannon | 120 A; £10. Wit.: Brittain King | Bk.C-498
17 May 1768 | Abraham Thon => John Cannon | 150 A; £35. Former owner: Cornelius Tison (Pat. 1745). | Bk.D-56 | probably on south bank of Tarr.
4 Mar 1769 | James Albrittain (D-1756), saddler => John Simpson | 500 A; £300. Adj.: John Mills, Jr. Former owner: David Cannon (1740). Wit.: George Albritton | Bk.D-67

16 Oct 1770 | Henry Couper, planter => John Hodges, planter | 150 A; £100 procl. Wit.: __elly Cason, Thomas Pinkett, William Cooper | Pitt Bk.D-138 | NS of Grendal Creek near Robert Daniel's line ; beginning at a pine running No. 35 d east 92 pole to a pine thence west 35 degrees north 260 poles to a pine thence So. 25 d west 92 pole to a pine thence by the meadows of the swamp to the beginning | granted to William Cannon by patent bearing date March 11th, 1740 and by the said William Cannon conveyed to me the said Henry Couper |
1 Apr 1771 | Joseph Hardee, dec. (Pat. 1755) => John Cannon | 150 A; £20. Wit.: Thomas Alderson, Hardy Nelson | Bk.E-2
1 Jul 1771 | Hillery Cason => John Hennington | 100 A; £41. Former owners: George Cannon, James Cason (Pat. 1761). Wit.: John Cason, Jonathan Hininton | Bk.F-192
17 Dec 1771 | James Shields (Ga., formerly Pitt Co.) => John Simpson | 100 A; £35. Adj.: David Cannon, John Mills. Wit.: Mary Hardee, Elizabeth Enloe | Bk.E-42
__ ___ 1775 | Nathaniel Cannon (1774) => Solomon Sutton | — A; £5. Adj.: Benjamin Blunt. Wit.: William Whitfield, Sampson Powel | Bk.F-194
21 Jul 1777 | John Cannon => Thomas Cannon | 271 A; £40. Former owner: Abraham Duncan (Pat. 1752). Wit.: Samuel Granger, Henry Cannon | Bk.F-297
22 Jul 1777 | John Cannon => Thomas Granger | 54 A; £15. Former owner: Joseph Hardee, dec. (Pat. 1755) | Bk.F-298
10 Sep 1777 | Edward Cannon (Craven) => John Simpson | 500 A; £45. Former owner: David Cannon (Pat. 1745), father of Edward Cannon, grantor. Wit.: Nathaniel Cannon, Hannah White | Bk.F-324
6 Oct 1777 | Dennis Cannon Sen. => Dennis Cannon, Jr. | 150 A in Craven; £10. Wit. : Elizabeth Cannon | Bk.F-325
3 Jan 1778 | John Hardee => John Cannon | 640 A; £100. Wit.: John Enloe, Elizabeth Enloe | Bk.F-362
9 Feb 1778 | John Hodges => John Jordan (HYDE) | 150 A; £200. Former owners: William Cannon (Pat. 1740), Henry Cooper. Wit.: James Gorham, Joshua James | Bk.F-391
11 May 1778 | Pearson Tuten => Nathaniel Cannon | 100 A; £100. Former owner: Anthony Mills (1760) | Bk.F-464
11 May 1778 | Pearson Tuten => Nathaniel Cannon | 150 A; £100. | Bk.F-458
7 Sep 1778 | Davi