Simon Burney
=___ ____
 \--dau Burney
    `= Thomas Daniel
 
 
 

• Thomas: patents in '45 on Gum Swamp: neighbors John Brown, Henry Snoad. patents in '62 south of Tarr, on Bear Creek; neighbors James Manker, Thomas Laughinghouse, Nathan Godley.
• Robert, Esq.: in '60 has land north of Grindel, neighbors Elizabeth Smith, James Barrow.  In '70 buys land on Grindal Creek from George Moye, Jr., which in 1774 he sells again to Solomon Whichard, who in '75 sells it to Robert Lanier Daniel.

• 9 Sep 1716 | patent Bk.2 pg.346 => Robert Daniel | 270 acres at the fork of Broad Creek on the N. side of Pamplico River, joining a Branch yt runs into the Creek and the other Creek | HP-1371
• 9 Sep 1716 | patent Bk.2 pg.346 => Robert Daniel | 320 acres commonly known by the name of Romney Marsh on the N. side of Pamplico River, joining Robert Shrieve and the mouth of a creek | HP-1372
• 9 Sep 1716 | patent Bk.2 pg.358 => Robert Daniel | 260 acres on the N. side of Pamplico river, joining a point of old field, the mouth of old town Creek, the Savanna, Nelson, and the river  | HP-1415
• 20 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.264 => Thomas Daniel | 150 acres in Beaufort County on the S. E. side of the Gum Swamp, joining the sd. swamp | HC-3023

1760s

• 22 Sep 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.47 => James Barrow | 278 and 1/2 acres in Beaufort County In St Thomas Parish on the N. side of Grindel Creek, joining Elizabeth Smith, the creek pocoson, Robert Daniel, and the sd. creek | BF-221
• 17 Apr 1761 | Patent Bk.15 pg.350 => John Linton | 300 acres in Pitt County on Maple Branch, joining Thomas Daniel, the sd. Branch, and Chocowinity Swamp | HC-5762

• 23 Apr 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.415 => Thomas Daniel | 100 acres in Pitt County on the S. side of Pamplico river in the fork of Bear Creek on the E. side of the W. prong of sd. Creek, joining Thomas Worsley, James Wall, and the sd. prong | HC-6102
• 28 Apr 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.418 => James Manker | 80 acres in Pitt County on the South side of Pamplico River on the W. side of the Lower prong of Bear Creek, joining Thomas Lathinghouse, Thomas Daniels, the sd. prong, and the Mouth of Miry branch | HC-6129
• __ May 1762 | William Daniel, sadler => Ebenezer Folsom, sadler (EDG) | Power of attorney | Bk.B-292
• 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 | PT-4317
• __ ___ 1762 | Joseph Wall (D-1761) => Thomas Daniel | 5 A; 1 sh. Former owners: John Worseley, Thos. Worsley, Jr., Thomas Worsley. Men.: Thomas Blount (Pat. 1719) | Bk.C-66

• __ ___ ____ | Simon Burney => Thomas Daniell, son-in-law, of HAL | 2 negroes; love & aff. | Bk.B-487
• 23 Jan 1764 | John Mills (Pat. 1762) => John Mills, Jr. | 150 A; £30. Wit.: Thos. Daniel, Edward Salter, Jr. | Bk.C-12
• 25 Jan 1764 | John Mills (Pat. 1762) => Isaac Mills, son | 150 A; £30. Wit.: Edward Salter, Robert Daniel | Bk.C-143
• 15 Feb 1764 | Patent Bk.17 pg.33 => Thomas Daniel | 250 acres in Pitt on the N. side of the Maple Branch that makes out of Chocowinity Swamp, joining Thomas Worsley | HC-7019
• 30 May 1764 | Joseph Wall => Thomas Daniel | 250 A; £. Wit.: Larence McNemar, Lazarus Pearce | Bk.C-83
• 20 Jun 1764 | James Mancor => Nathan Godley | 80 A; £20. Adj.: Thomas Daniel. Wit.: Edward Salter, Robert Salter | Bk.C-121
• 30 Jun 1764 | Thomas Daniel, (Pat. 1764) => James Mancor | 250 A; £20. Wit.: Robert Salter, John Bonner | Bk.C-117

• 25 Jul 1768 | James Mancor => Richard Grist (Beaufort) | 250 A; £20. Adj.: Thomas Worsley. Former owner: Thomas Daniel (Pat. 1764). Wit.: Major Slade | Bk.D-24
• 10 Nov 1768 | Thomas Daniel => Benjamin Barney | 100 A; £200. Former owner: John Worsley (Pat. 1723) | Bk.D-43
• 14 Nov 1768 | Thomas Daniel => Benjamin Barney | 100 A +250 A; £100. Former owner: Joseph Wales (Pat.1762) | Bk.D-41

• 11 Sep 1770 | George Moye Jr. (D-1752) => Robert Daniel | 200 A; £80. Former owner: George Moye, Sr. (Pat. 1738). Wit.: Anthony Degge | Bk.D-133
• 16 Oct 1770 | Henry Cooper => John Hodges | 160 A; £100. Adj.: Robert Daniel. Former owner: William Cannon (Pat. 1740). Wit.: William Cooper | Bk.D-138
• __ ___ 1771 | John Hardee => Green Windom | 100 A; £30. Former owner: David Hathaway (Pat. 1756), Joseph Burkett. Wit.: Robert Daniel, John Tison | Bk.E-201
• 1 Nov 1773 | Benjamin Barney (Beaufort) => Nathan Godley | 100 A; £250. Former owners: Thomas Worseley (Pat.1723), Thomas Daniel (D). Wit.: Edward Salter | Bk.E-265
• __ ___ 1773 | Mark Moore => James Moore | — A; £64. Former owner: John Joyner. Men.: John Moore. Wit.: Mark Harain, Richard Daniel | Bk.E-258
• 11 Jul 1774 | Robert Daniel => Solomon Whichard | 200 A; £85. Former owners: George Moye, Sen. (Pat. 1738), George Moye, Jr. (D-1752). Wit.: John Hodges, John Jones | Bk.F-90

• 6 Sep 1775 | Solomon Whichard => Robert Lanier Daniel | 200 A; £90. Former owners: Geo. Moye, Sr. (Pat. 1738); Geo. Moye, Jr. (1752). Wit.: Hilley Cason, Henry James | Bk.I-8
• 20 Feb 1776 | John Daniel (Greenville, S.C.) => Nathan Godley | 195 A; £86. Men.: Elias Hodges, grandfather of John Daniel. Wit.: John Godley | Bk.F-132
• 12 Feb 1777 | John Mundin (1770) => Sothey Cobb | 70 A; £35. Former owner: William Judgkins. Wit.: Robert Daniels, Samuel Barrow | Bk.F-199

• 11 Jul 1782 | Austin Swinson (G-1761) => Joseph Gainer | 200 A; £14. Wit.: Ebeneer Slade, Hannah Daniel | Bk.I-10
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => George Daniel | 535 A. CB: Thomas James. Men.: John Cason, Robert Daniel | Bk.G-281
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Cason | 550 A. CB: William James, Emanuel Daniel. Men.: Lemuel James, Henry Cason, Joseph James, Robert Daniel, John Jordan | Bk.G-179
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John James | 50 A. CB: Joshua James, Enoch Daniel | Bk.G-131
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Joshua James | 640 A. CB: Henry James, William James. Men.: John Wallis, Robert Lanier Daniel, John Cason, Lemuel James | Bk.G-193
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Robert Lanier Daniel | 500 A. CB: George Daniel, Enoch Daniel | Bk.G-283
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Robert Lanier Daniel | 560 A. CB: Thomas James, George Daniel | Bk.G-282
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Thomas James | 400 A. CB: Robert Daniel, Geo. Daniel | Bk.G-313
• 13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => James Gorham | 50 A. CB: Isaac Carrell, Wm. Consol. Men.: John Harrell, Robert Daniels | Bk.G-392

• 26 Apr 1801 | Simon Keel and William Keel => Solomon Jolly | — A; $200. Wit.: Thos. Daniel, Watkinson Wynn | Bk.F-572

Dean, Moses | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Dean, Moses | 1 male 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
Moses Dean  | 2 men 16-60; 5 boys 0-16; 3 women 16+; girl 0-16 | 1786 Census
Dean, Anthony | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females | 1790 census
Dean, Moses | man 16+; boy 0-16; 3 females | 1790 censuss

1700-1749

• 20 Nov 1739 | Patent Bk.8 pg.41 => Walter Dixon | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Tar River, joining Mr. Buck and the River side | HC-4022
• 17 Mar 1740/1 | Patent Bk.5 pg.42 => Seth Pilkinton | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the south side of Pamplico river back of Walter Dixons Plantation and John Mills’s Back Survey, joining Juniper Swamp | HC-2089 | sold to James Averit for 120 bbl. pitch, 12 Dec 1752, Beau Bk 3 pg 114

• 9 Jan 1753 | John Dixon => Dennis Cannon | Negro; £20 | Pitt Bk.I-47
• 1755 Beau tax | Chosewell Dixon
• 1755 Beau tax | Draper Dixon, s. of Wm Sr.
• 1755 Beau tax | John Dixon
• 1755 Beau tax | John Dixon, Jr.
• 1755 Beau tax | Thomas Dixon
• 1755 Beau tax | Walter Dixon
• 1755 Beau tax | Walter Dixon, Jr.
• 1755 Beau tax | Wm Dixon
• 1755 Beau tax | Wm Dixon, Jr.
• 10 Sep 1756 | John Hodges, Jr., => John Dixon, planter | 140 Ac. £25 VA; Witn: Henry Hodges, Mary Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 272 a | SS Pamplico, on the King's side, on the branch, Salter's plantation, from said branch a straight course marked to the back line, so up the line to the branch & down the branch the various courses of the run to the first station, the plantation I John Dixon now live on. | Out of a patent dated 1 Oct 1750 | same land as Beau Bk 3 pg 115 | "I John Dixon" doesn't make sense, as it is the seller who executes the deed. John Hodges lived on this land in 1752.

• 1761 | Isaac Buck => John Dixon | Pitt Bk.A-183
• 1762 Pitt tax | William Dixon | 1 male 16+
• 26 Jun 1762 | Granville Bk.6 pg.88 => John Munden | 131 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St Michael on the N side of Tarr river, joining the river Pocoson, William Judkins, Wheelers Swamp, and George Moye | SCC: Stephen Munden, Edward Dixon | Wit: Alex Stewart | PT-4337
• 1762 | Stephen Mundine => Kezia Dixon | Pitt Bk.A-242
• 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
• Aug 1763 | Pitt: Adm. estate of: Richard Neale | by: Rd. Flannakin (Ad) | securities: Jacob Moore, John Dixon(?)
• __ Aug 1764 | Walter Dixon, Sen. => Charles Tindale | 160 A; £12. Former owner: Seth Pilkington (Pat. 1738). Wit.: John Munden | Pitt Bk.C-199
• 1764 Beau tax | Benjamin Dixon | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Choswell Dixon | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Draper Dixon | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | John Dixon | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Thomas Dixon | 1 male 16+, 1 slave
• 1764 Beau tax | Thomas Dixon, Junr | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Walter Dixon | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Wm Dixon & Son James | 2 males 16+, no slaves
• 1764 Beau tax | Wm Dixon, Junr | 1 male 16+, no slaves
• 27 Jan 1768 | George Moye, Sheriff => Edward Salter | 160 A; £6. Former owners: Charles Tindall, Walter Dixon | Pitt Bk.D-7
• 15 Mar 1768 | Joseph Boyd (Beaufort) => James Armstrong. | 110 A; £65. Former owners: Robert Boyd, Sr., Robert Boyd, Jr. Wit.: William Dixon | Pitt Bk.D-30
• 14 Dec 1768 | Winifred Wilson (Beaufort) => Walter Dixon, Jr. and William Baldwyn, Jr. exrs. | 320 A; £13. Men.: Walter Dixon, dec. Former owner: Seth Pilkington, (Pat. 1738), father of Winifred Wilson | Pitt Bk.D-141

• 21 Apr 1770 | William Moore => William Dixon | 248 A; £15. Former owners: William Taylor, Isaac Edward. Wit.: James Armstrong, Arch Campbell | Pitt Bk.E-67
• 4 Jul 1771 | John Simpson, Walter Dixon, and William Baldwyn, exrs. => George Fleming | 100 A; £62. Former owner: Walter Dixon (Pat. 1739) | Pitt Bk.E-20
• 24 Jul 1771 | John Simpson, Exr., Walter Dixon, exr. and William Baldwyn, exr. => Priscilla Dixon | 100 A; £62+. Men: Walter Dixon, dec. (Pat. 1759). Wit.: John Leslie | Pitt Bk.E-19
• 7 Aug 1771 | Benjamin Buck => Roland Dixon | — A; £5. Wit.: James Buck, Wirks Chapman | Pitt Bk.E-47
• 18 Nov 1773 | James Armstrong, Capt. ; Simon Jones, Lieut. ; Roland Dixon, Ensign | Pitt Militia
• 21 Feb 1774 | Mathew Albritton, inholder => Benjamin Buck | 140 Ac. £55 procl. Wit.: John Salter, Edward Salter | Pitt Bk.F-73 | SS Tar & upper side of Chicod creek on branch that makes out of the south side of Chicod Creek about Plantation Called & known By Salter's Beaver Dam Plantation, all the upper part of a tract of land granted unto Edward Salter which lies in the Kings part on the same side of the Branch that Salters plantation is on from sd. branch or run of sd. Branch by a line of marked trees to the back line thence up the line to the branch thence down the various courses of the run to the FS | part of a tract granted to Edward Salter as by patent 1 Oct 1751 and by deed conveyed to Charles Finnakin and by Finnaken Conveyed by deed to John Hodges, John Hodges Conveyed by deed 10? Sep 1756? to John Dixon & by John Dixon Conveyed by deed to Marthew 20 Jul 1763
• 6 Dec 1774 | Samuel Stokes and Sarah Stokes => George Moye, Jr. | 200 A; £105. Men.: Samuel Stokes, dec., father of Samuel Stokes, grantor, (Pat. 1756 and 1762). Wit.: John Tison and Jacob Dixon | Pitt Bk.F-315
• 1775 Pitt Pledge | Robert Dixon
• 1775 Pitt Pledge | Walter Dixon
• 1775 Pitt tax | Ann Dixon
• 15 Jul 1776 | Benjamin Buck => Joseph Boyd | 200 A; £7. Adj.: Rolen Dixon. Former owner: Isaac Buck (Pat. 1757). Wit.: William Buck, Walter Dixon | Pitt Bk.F-251
• 23 Jul 1776 | Comm. of Martinborough => Ann Dixon | 3 (½A.) lotts #70, 17, 27; £6. | Pitt Bk.F-253
• 4 Mar 1777 | Samuel Charlcraft => George Falconer | 50 A; £100. Adj.: Michael Coutanche. Wit.: Mary Dixon | Pitt Bk.F-206
• 23 Apr 1777 | Ann Dixon => Jeremiah Dixon, son | ½A. lott #79; love & aff. Wit.: William English, George Evans | Pitt Bk.F-246
• 28 Oct 1777 | John Moye, Jr. => Ann Dixon | ½A. lott #68; £3. Wit.: Agnus Dixon | Pitt Bk.F-320
• 28 Jan 1778 | Edward Salter and Robert Salter => Levi Noble | 100 A; £20. Former owners: Seth Pilkington (Pat. 1738), Walter Dixon, dec. Wit.: John Hatton | Pitt Bk.F-363
• 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] => Joseph Boyd | 400 A. CB: Theo. Arnold, Rolin Dixon | Pitt Bk.G-17

• 28 Jan 1780 | Dorcas Taunt and Elizabeth Taunt => Benj. Grice (Beaufort) | 100 A; £150 & mare. Former owner: John Taunt. Wit.: Edward Dixon, Sally Dixon, Joseph Wall | Pitt Bk.H-159
• __ ___ 1780 | Benjamin Buck => Capt. Roland Dixon | 20 A; £10. Wit.: Richard Moye | Pitt Bk.H-92
• 23 Jun ____ | William Groves => Agness Dixon | Negro; £10. Men: Elvington Groves Dixon, Martha Dixon. Wit.: Geo. Falconer, Jemima Falconer | Pitt Bk.I-6
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Benj. Corey | 100 A. Men.: Anna Dixon | Pitt Bk.G-303
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Benj. Paxton | 100 A. CB: John Buck, Walter Dixon. Men.: James Buck, Edward Salter, Henry Moore | Pitt Bk.G-295
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Edward Dixon | 200 A. CB: Lemuel Golding, John Dixson. Men.: Peter Albritton, Richard Powell | Pitt Bk.G-265
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Edward Sirman | 105 A. CB: Michael Coutanche Evans, William Dixon, Josiah Gorman | Pitt Bk.G-124
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => George Evans | 150 A. CB: William Dixon, Michael Evans. Men.: Thomas Armstrong, James English | Pitt Bk.G-198
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => James Barrow | 400 A. CB: Wm. James, Enoch Dixon. Men.: Nathan Cherry | Pitt Bk.G-234
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Reading Blount | 211 A. CB: Thos. Richards, John Homes. Men.: Roland Dixon, Ralph Richard | Pitt Bk.G-417
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Robt. Hardee | 100 A. CB: Josiah Hardee, Isaac Hardee. Men.: Anna Dixon | Pitt Bk.G-230
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Roland Dixon | 193 A. CB: Ralph Richards, John Buck. Men.: Edward Salter, Joseph Boyd, Reading Blount | Pitt Bk.G-177
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Simon Taylor | 5 A. CB: Apollas Avery. Men.: Col. John Simpson, William Dixon | Pitt Bk.G-195
• 28 Oct 1782 | Keley Tucker, shoemaker => Joshua Tucker, brother | 80 A; love & aff. Former owners: Wm. Cannon, (Pat.1745), John Hatton, Joshua Tucker, dec. Wit.: William Dixon, Wm. Baldwin | Pitt Bk.I-39
• __ ___ 1782 | James Gorham => Walter Dixon | —A; £25. Former owner.: William Dixon | Pitt Bk.I-50
• 14 Jan 1783 | Levi Noble, wheelwright (1778) => John Buck | 100 A; £48. Former owners: Seth Pilkington (1738), Walter Dixon, dec., Edward Salter, Robert Salter | Pitt Bk.I-248
• __ Jan 1783 | John Buck => Rolin Dixon | 200 A; £140. Former owner: Isaac Buck (Pat. 1745). Wit.: Levi Noble, Henry Albritain | Pitt Bk.I-121
• 13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => James Gorham | 150 A. CB: John Buck, Robert Dixon | Pitt Bk.G-391
• 13 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Thomas Tildesley | 100 A. CB: Charles Tildesley, George Fleming. Men.: Priscilla Dixon, James Gorham, John Simpson | Pitt Bk.G-419
• __ ___ ____ | John Simpson => William Dixon | 118 A; £24. Wit.: Danniel Edwards, Samuel Elks | Pitt Bk.I-163
• 15 Apr 1784 | John Buck => Thomas Angel | 100 A; £20. Adj.: Simon Taylor. Wit.: Benj. Paxton, Rolin Dixon | Pitt Bk.I-491
• 3 Mar 1785 | Newton Moore => Walter Dixon | 300 A; £110. Former owner: Joseph Gadd (Pat. 1749). Wit.: Richard Moye, W. Baidwyn | Pitt Bk.L-96
• 3 Apr 1786 | Wm. Boyd => Isaac Boyd | 20 A; £20. Wit.: Robert Boyd Dixon, John Dixon. Former owner: Simon Taylor (G-1782) | Pitt Bk.L-85
• 10 Apr 1786 | Jeremiah Dixon => John Taylor | 113 A; £40. Former owners: Edward Salter, Isaac Buck, John Dixon. Wit.: Joseph Boyd, John Fleming | Pitt Bk.M-86
• 26 Jun 1786 | Jeremiah Dixon => Wright Tucker | 100 A; £100. Former owner: Robert Calahan (Pat 1741). Adj.: Josiah Hardee, John Simpson. Wit.: James Nelson, Moses Evans | Pitt Bk.L-191
• 10 Dec 1786 | Jeremiah Dixon => James Easton and Josiah Wright | 2 lotts: #33 and #70; £24. Wit.: James Easton, Thomas Tison | Pitt Bk.M-3
• __ ___ 1786 | Jeremiah Dixon => Benj. Curtis | A. Iott #17; £12 +. Wit.: Samuel Simpson, Elisha Little | Pitt Bk.L-89
• __ ___ ____ | Thos. Wallis => Jeremiah Dixon | 120 A; £100. Adj.: David Hines, Jr. Former owner: Wm. Stafford (D-1751). Wit.: Henry Goff, Thomas Goff, Paul Allen | Pitt Bk.L-51
• __ ___ ____ | Thos. Wallis => Jeremiah Dixon | 120 A; £100. Adj.: David Hines, Jr. Former owner: Wm. Stafford (D-1751). Wit.: Henry Goff, Thomas Goff, Paul Allen | Pitt Bk.O-51
• 10 Jan 1787 | Edward Dixon (G-1782) => Archibald Cambel | 50 A; £50. Adj.: Richard Powel, William Edwards. Wit.: William Buck, William Grimes | Pitt Bk.M-327
• 22 Jul 1788 | Jeremiah Dixon => Matthew Studefin | Negro boy; £35. Wit.: William Ross, Elizabeth Ross | Pitt Bk.M-110
• 9 Sep 1788 | Abraham Dixon => Obediah Moore | 50 A; £40. Adj.: Samuel Golding. Former owner: Edward Dixon (G-1782). Wit.: James Nelson, William Dixon | Pitt Bk.M-175
• 12 Sep 1788 | William Dixon (D-1774) => Abraham Dixon | 150 A; £45. Adj.: Francis Buck. Former owners: William Taylor (Pat. 1769); Thomas Tuten (D-1769); John Simpson (D-1770). Wit.: James Nelson, Sarah Edwards | Pitt Bk.M-220
• 2 Dec 1788 | Wm. Johnston => John Moore | — A; £43. Wit.: Jeremiah Dixon, George Evans | Pitt Bk.M-39
• 6 Dec 1788 | William Dixon, Sr. => James Moor | 150 A; £60. Former owners: William Taylor (Pat. 1764), Thomas Tuten (D). Wit.: William Buck, Nehemiah Tuten | Pitt Bk.M-222
• 11 Jun 1789 | Richard Evans => Cornelius Tison, Clement Forbes, Jeremiah Dixon, Roger Allen, John Vines | 99-yr. lease on 1 A for church; 1 peppercorn each year. Wit.: Jonathan Tison, James Hall | Pitt Bk.M-271

• 1790 census | Abraham Dixon | man 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 3 females
• 1790 census | Absalom Dixon | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females
• 1790 census | Ann Dixon | 2 men 16+; 3 females; 7 slaves
• 1790 census | Edward Dixon | 4 men 16+; 4 females
• 1790 census | Frances Dixon | 3 females; 13 slaves
• 1790 census | Jeremiah Dixon | man 16+; boy 0-16; 2 females; 3 slaves
• 1790 census | John Dixon | man 16+
• 1790 census | William Dixon, Jr. | man 16+; boy 0-16; 3 females
• 1790 census | William Dixon, Sr. | 3 men 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 3 females
• 25 Jan 1790 | Obediah Moore => Abraham Dixon | 50 A; £10. Former owner: Edward Dixson (G-1782). Adj.: Samuel Golden, Richard Powel. Wit.: James Nelson, Elizabeth Nelson | Pitt Bk.M-255
• 7 Oct 1797 | Elisha King => Walter Dixon | 100 A; £100. Former owner: Walter Dixon (1739). Wit.: John Dixon | Pitt Bk.O-249

nothing in 1762 nor '63
Jno. Doudna | man 16-60; 4 boys 0-16; woman 16+; Slaves: boy 0-16; woman 16+ | 1786 Census

  Doudna Family Genealogy Forum

John Doudna 1741:London,Eng--1808:Ohio
:     John Knowis =|= Sarah Willoughby
:=|=1770:NC Sarah Knowis 23may1755:NC--4jun43:Ohio
   |- Henry 6jun1771:Pitt,NC--23jan40:Ohio
   |- John 9nov1773:Pitt,NC--23nov63:Ohio
   \- 12 other children b. betw 1776 and 1801
  FamilySearch Internet - Search

  Dudley Family Genealogy Forum
James Dudley b.~1770:Pitt,NC
`=___ ____
  |- Samuel Dudley b.1796:Pitt,NC
  \- Pulaski Dudley 1799:NC--1860:NC

1700-1749

• 5 Apr 1720 | Patent Bk.2 pg.308 => Christopher Dudley | 640 acres in Beaufort Precinct on the North side of Pamlico river on the head of White Church creek, joining the E. side of Herring run | Witnesses: Cha. Eden, Tho. Pollock, Wm. Reed, Rich. Sanderson, John Hecklefield | HP-1256
• 14 Feb 1739 | Patent Bk.8 pg.36 => Nathaniel Draper | 500 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of bear River (and on the) West side of trent, joining John Martin, the Mouth of Dudleys Gutt, the Bridge, and (a point) nigh the old road | HC-4002
• Nov 1743 proved rights Beaufort | James Dudley | 2 whites; no slaves |

• 7 Apr 1752 | Patent Bk.2 pg.9 => James Ellison | 100 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico river and the West side of the deep run, joining James Dudley, the deep run branch, and the sd. deep run | HC-43
• 1755 Beau tax | James Dudley
• 1755 Beau tax | Joseph Dudley
• 1755 Beau tax | Richard Dudley
• 1755 Beau tax | Wm Dudley

• 1762 Pitt tax | James Dudley | 1 male 16+
• 23 Apr 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.402 => Robert Palmer | 400 acres in Beaufort County on the East side of Broad Creek, joining Widow Squires, the Mill Pond, Hawkins line, Dudleys line, Jonathan Perkins, and the sd. Creek | HC-6022
• 14 Jun 1762 | Samuel Povner => James Dudley | — A; £28. Wit.: Griffith Howell, John Whiteacre | Pitt Bk.E-34
• 1763 Pitt tax | James Dudley | 1 male 16+ | 1
• 1763 Pitt tax | Richard Dudley [or Duffield?] | 1 male 16+ | 1
• 7 Jan 1763 | Granville Bk.6 pg.89 => John Noble | 102 and 1/2 acres in Pitt County on the N side of Grindal Creek, joining the Creek lowgrounds, Nobles own line, the gun branch, and the Courses of the sd Creek | SCC: Thos Noble, N Wombwell | Wits: Alex Stewart, James Dudley | PT-4342
• May 1763 | Pitt: Adm. estate of: Catherine Hodges | by: Elias Hodges(Ad) | securities: Samuel Rainier(?), James Dudley
• 3 Jun 1763 | Richard Mayo => William Mace | — A; £—. Wit.: Richard Dudley | Pitt Bk.B-438
• 1764 Pitt tax | James Dudley

• 18 Apr 1775 | Hardee Keel (D-1775) => Solomon Sheppard | 25 A; £5. Former owner: Robert Hodges. Wit.: Aaron Dudley | Pitt Bk.H-35

• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Mathew Hodges | 300 A. CB: John Dowden, Samuel Williams | Bk.G-82 | NS Tarr & WS of Grindall Creek Begining at a pine in James Dudley's line and Howell Hodges corner of his survey thence along Dudley's line N15W,186P to a pine, thence S,192P to William Smith's line, thence E,290P with Smith's line and Howell Hodges line to the begining.
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Mathew Hodges | 100 A. Men.: William Martin | Bk.G-83 | NS Tarr & WS of Tranters creek, Begining at a pine Josiah Little line thence with Mathew Hodges line and Samuel Dudley 's crossing the Beaver dam swamp N,180P to a lightwood stump the original begining of a peice of land granted to William Martin thence down Dudley's line E,89P to the main run of Tranters creek thence down the various courses of said creek 180 to Little line thence up his line West to the begining.
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Howell Hodges | 200 A. Men.: James Dudley,Samuel Dudley | Pitt Bk.G-301 | NS Tarr & NS of Grindle creek & WS Tranters creek B at a gum in the beaver dam swamp near the bridge & in Saml. Dudley's line thence along his line N70P to a black oak into James Dudley's line thence with his line S70W,34P to a pine his corner tree thence along his other line N15W,160P in or near Wm. Smiths line thence along his line S25E,120P to a pine thence with his other line S,60P to a pine in the pea branch pocoson thence down the windings of Pea branch and swamp to the begining
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => William Little | 240 A. CB: Samuel Dudley, John Dowden. | Pitt Bk.G-241 | NS Tar River, WS Tranters Creek; B black gum William Smith's corner thence with his line N20E,232P to a black gum in the branch thence down the various course of sd. branch E,110P to a gum into Samuel Dudley line and in the Beaver Dam thence S,86P with Mathew Hodges line to little corner pine thence S60W,80P then S,160P with his other line to an oak, then W,60P to a pine then S20W,20P to a pine into Speer line thence with his line W,80P to a pine thence to the begining
• __ ___ 1783 | Matthew Hodges, Margaret {X} Hodges => Thomas Shepherd | —A; £50.  | Pitt Bk.I-143 | NS Tar, NS Grindal Creek ; B. pine in James Dudleys line & ___ Hodges corner of his survey thence along [his] line N15W,186P to a pine? W,250P to a pine? S,190P into William Smiths & ___ Hodges Line to the Begining | which sd. tract of Land Mathew Hodges did obtain by a deed of grant date the 21st day of October in the seventh year of independence and in the year of our lord 1782 | Acerage is 300, grant to Mathew Hodges is G-82
• 17 Feb 1785 | Nehemiah Wrotton => John Parramore | 118 A; £70. Wit.: Aron Dudly, Josiah Knox | Pitt Bk.I-451
• 1786 Census | Jas. Dudley | 4 men 16-60; 2 women 16+; 2 girls 0-16
• 14 Sep 1786 | Wm. Barber => Wm. Barber, son | 130 A; love & aff. Former owner: Wm. Barber, Sr., father of grantor and grandfather of grantee. Wit.: Aron Dudley, Robert Hatton, John Hatton | Pitt Bk.L-127
• 9 Jan 1788 | John Mundin and Ann Mundin, wife => John Barber, Sr. S | 675 A; £600. Former owners: George Moye, Sr. (Pat.1761); Wm. Moore (D-1770); Stephen Mundin, father of John Mundin, grantor (D-1775); Wm. Speir, John Willson (Pat.), John Moye (1741). Wit.: Aaron Dudley | Pitt Bk.M-31.
• __ Feb 1788 | Nehemiah Tuten => Nesby Mills, Sr. | 100 A; £100. Adj.: Peter Albriton. Wit.: John Brooks, Mary Dudley | Pitt Bk.M-188
• 26 May 1788 | Aaron Dudley => Solomon Ewell | 50 A; £25. Adj.: William Norkeet, James Roboson. Wit.: William Robson, Henry Procter | Pitt Bk.M-137

• 1790 census | Hannah Dudley | 2 females
• 1790 census | James Dudley, Jr. | man 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 4 females; slave
• 1790 census | James Dudley, Sr. | 2 men 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 3 females
• 1790 census | Samuel Dudley | man 16+; 4 boys 0-16; 6 females; 2 slaves

Feb 1761 | Susannah Enloes, widow and John Hardee administrators for the estate of Abraham Enloes; George Moye and John Simpson securities

 Evans Family Genealogy Forum
: |    |--Mary Lillington
: |    |   :=___ Evans
: |    |    |--George Evans
: |    |    \--Mary Evans
: |    \--Ann Lillington
 

John Evans b.~1727-- <1790
:        .-- William Gwaltney
`=___ Gwaltney
 /--Amos Evans 1763-1837
/   `=Elizabeth Forbes
|-Ephraim Evans 1760-1806
\-Moses Evans 1761-1814:Pitt
  `=Tarley ____ ~~1765-~1839
      `=John Anderson

John Evans ~1724-~1785
`=Mary ___
  \-Ethelred Evans ~1765-Sep1849
    `=Martha Drake
 

Evans | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Evans, Benjamin | also in household: Charles Evans | 2 males 16+ ; 1 slave | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, Benjamin | also in household: Charles Evans | 2 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Evans, Benjamin | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Evans, Benjamin | 1 male 16+ ; 1 slave | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, Charles | in household of: Evans, Benjamin | 2 males 16+ ; 1 slave | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, George | only 16+ male | 1 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Evans, James | 1 male 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, John | also in household: Thomas Gwaltney | 2 | 1763 Pitt tax list
Evans, John | also in household: Willm Gwaltney | 2 males 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, Joseph | 1 male 16+ | 1762 Pitt tax list
Evans, Richard | 1 male 16+ ; 12 slaves | 1762 Pitt tax list
-------------
Evans, Amos | man 16+ | 1790 census
Evans, Ephraim | man 16+; 3 boys 0-16; female; slave | 1790 census
Evans, George | man 16+; 6 slaves | 1790 census
Evans, Michael C. | 3 men 16+; 3 females; 4 slaves | 1790 census
Evans, Moses | man 16+; 4 boys 0-16; female; slave | 1790 census

Thomas Albritton '28:VA  == Margaret Evans

 Floyd Family Genealogy Forum
  FamilySearch Internet - Search
 

Francis Floyd
:= Eliz. Bell
 |- Benjamin sept1750
 |- Cyrus sept1760:Edgec,NC
 \- Delilah sept1760

Uriah Floyd, will 14 Apr 1790:Beaufort
:=Elizabeth ____
 \-Silus Floyd
( Uriah's executors: wife, John Floyd, William Hodges ; witn: Simeon Floyd, James Williams , John Cherry . )

1740s & '50s

• 28 Feb 1743 | Patent Bk.5 pg.167 => Griffith Floyd | 600 acres in Beaufort County upon the Great branch of Moys Beaverdam, joining the Elbow of the Swamp, a branch, the Calve branch, and the Broken Grounds | HC-2596
• 15 Nov 1752 | Granville bk.11 pg.61 => Seth Pilkington | 600 acres in Beaufort County, joining the Beaver Dam, Reads line, and John Floyd | Wits: Arthur Allen, James Campbell | CC: Joseph Hodges, Mark Powell | BF-281
• 1 Mar 1756 | Granville bk.11 pg.52 => Griffin Floyd | 360 acres in Beaufort County in the Parish of St Thomas on the N. side of May’s Herring run near John Lillington joining Floyds corner and the low grounds | CB: Peter Floyd, Joseph Hodges | BF-246
• 1 Mar 1756 | Granville bk.11 pg.53 => John Floyd | 600 acres in Beaufort County in St Thomas Parish, joining Pilkingtons corner, Beaver dam, and the low grounds | CC: John Ross, Dove Williams | BF-250

• 9 Nov 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.52 => John Floyd | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the N. side of Pamplico River and on the E. side of Tranters Creek, joining Calf Branch, Griffin Floyd, and John Floyd ’s former survey | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Littele | SCC: John Little, James Little | BF-248
• 1762 Pitt tax | John Floyd | also in household: Griffen Floyd | 2 males 16+ ; 4 slaves
• 1763 Pitt tax | John Floyd | also in household: Griffen Floyd| 2 males 16+
• 25 Mar 1771 | John Cherry => Joseph Holiday | 398 A; £27. Former owners: Lemuel Cherry (Pat 1745), William Cherry. Wit.: Elijah Harris, Peter Floyd | Bk.E-7 | Land is: "North side of the Briery branch, joining William Congleton and the sd. branch"
• 12 Jun 1778 | Matthias Johnson => Daniel Johnson, son | All lands and possessions; love & aff. | Wit.: Moses Hodges, Griffin Floyd | Bk.H-34

• 21 Oct 1783 | [grant] => Jacob Brown | 300 A. CB: John Floyd, Moses Hodges | Bk.G-422
• __ 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
• 1786 Census | Griffin Floyd | man 16-60; boy 0-16; 3 women 16+; 3 girls 0-16; Slaves: 2 boys 0-16
• 1786 Census | Jno. Floyd | 2 men 16-60; 2 boys 0-16; 2 women 16+; Slaves: 2 men 16+; 3 boys 0-16; 2 women 16+; 2 girls 0-16
• __ ___ ____ | Jacob Brown => John Floyd | —A; £10. Adj.: Col. James Bonner | Bk.I-386
• No Floyd in '90 census

 ___ Bryan, Johnst;NC
 `=Edith Smith
   |-William, Samuel, Sarah (=Watkins), Esther, Barbary (=Massey),
   \-Edith(=Israel Folsom), Elizabeth (= Jacob Alford), Needham, Ann

"Since the land does not talk : [ Moore, Folsom, Johnson, Montfort, Whitfield, Bryan,  Smith ]" / Paul E. Daugherty.   Unpublished but a copy is in the Clayton Genealogical Library in Houston, Texas.

1750s

• 1755 Beau tax | Ebenezer Folsom
• 1755 Beau tax | Nathaniel Folsom

• 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 | SCC: Wm Daniel, George Moore | Wits: Jno Jones (?) William Matthews | 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 | SCC: George Moore, James Albertson | Wits: Thomas Worsley, Alex Stewart | BF-249 | see: disposition | Pitt Bk.A-134 Folsom to John Hodges | Bk.B-228: 200 Ac. sold by John Hodges to Edmund Kennedy, Aug 1762 |
• 9 Mar 1761 | Granville bk.11 pg.64 => Edward Salter | 700 acres in Beaufort County on Bear Swamp, joining Thomas Worsley Jr, the sd. swamp, and Salters former survey near the Indian fork | SCC: Nathan Davis, Theophelus Crafton | Wits: Edwd Folsom, Alex Stewart | BF-290
• 25 May 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom, sadler (Pat. 1761) => Solomon Whichird | — A; £—. | Pitt Bk.B-359
• 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => George Moore | Pitt Bk.A-135
• 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => James Albritten Jr. | Pitt Bk.A-240
• 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => James Cremean | Pitt Bk.A-205
• 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => John Hodges | Pitt Bk.A-134
• __ May 1762 | William Daniel, sadler => Ebenezer Folsom, sadler (Edge.) | Power of attorney | Pitt Bk.B-292
• __ Aug 1762 | John Hodges, Jr. => Edmond Kenedy | 200 A; £60. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (Pat. 1761). Wit.: Robert Hodges,Howel Hodges | Pitt Bk.B-228
• 9 Mar 1764 | John Moye, Jr. => Edward Williams, wheelwright | 100 A; £45. Adj.: William Harris, George Moy, Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom. Wit.: William Baldwyn, William Baldwyn, Jr. | Pitt Bk.C-119
• __ 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
• __ ___ 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
• 1 May 1765 | William Denmark, batchelor => Thomas Coomes | 320 A; £23. Wit.: Samuel Tison, Jr., Robert Hardee, Jr., William Folsom | Pitt Bk.C-292
• 28 Jan or Feb 1767 | Ebenezer Folsom (Edge.) (Pat. 1761) => Solomon Whitchard | 130 A; £13 | Pitt Bk.C-432 | Begining upon the Great Swamp To George M___ thence up the sd moors Line to the Back line then Down to Solomon Whichard and so to the first station Be__ of a survey of land Taken up by the said Folsom Bari__ the 4 of March 1761

• 4 Jan 1773 | Solomon Whichard (D-1767) => Nathan Cherry | 100 A; £13. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom | Pitt Bk.E-157
• 30 Nov 1778 | Solomon Whichard => John Jones | — A; £300. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (1761). Wit.: Cornelius Mundin, Isaac Mundin | Pitt Bk.F-515
• __ Jan 1779 | George Moore (Martin) (D-1761) => Matthias Moore | 150 A; £300. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom. Wit.: Samuel Moore, James Cooper | Pitt Bk.F-506
• 22 Feb 1779 | Nathan Cherry, cooper (1773) => William Kinsaul, waterman | 100 A; £107. Adj.: Matthias Moore. Former owners: Solomon Whichard (D-1759); Ebenezer Folsom (Pat. 1741). Wit.: John Cason, Thomas Pinkett | Pitt Bk.H-17
• 6 Mar 1779 | John Hodges => Nathan Cherry, cooper | 200 A; £600. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (1761) | Pitt Bk.H-26
• 18 Mar 1779 | Edmund Williams, wheelright (1761 and 1764) => Peter Diggins | 165 A; £1126. Wit.: John Brinkley, James Gorham. Former owners: Ebenezer Folsom (1760), John Moye | Pitt Bk.H-38

George Fowlars | man 16-60; boy 0-16; woman 16+; 3 girls 0-16 | 1786 Census
Fowler, Abram | man 16+; boy 0-16; female | 1790 census

Elizabeth ____
:=Thomas Frye
:  |-Elizabeth Frye
:  \-John Frye
:=Patrick Maule
: \-Sarah Maule
:=___ Snoad

1730-1759

• 18 Nov 1738 | Elizabeth Maule => dau. Elizabeth Fry; with revision to her brother John Fry if Eliz. Fry dies before age 21 or marriage | 2 negro slaves America a girl about 2 years of age, & Charles a boy about 9 months of age. love & aff.; Witn: Jno. Snoad, William Willis, Rich'd Evans | Beau Bk 2 pg 283
• 15 July 1745 | Henry Snoad, Gent (pat. 9 Apr 1745) => Walley Chauncey | 300 Ac. £50 procl; Witn: Jno. Lane, Jno. Fry | Beau Bk 2 pg 443 | NS Pamtico, ES Whitehouses creek
• 11 Sep 1745 | Elizabeth Snoad => her son, John Fry | 3 lots in Bath town. Love & aff.; Witn: Jno. Lane, Jno. Fry | Beau Bk 2 pg 443 | Between John Maule, William Sixley, & Capt. John Drinkwater, Isabella Lawsons lots
• 5 May 1747 | John Fry => John Freeman | 2 lots in Bath town, #s 16 & 17. £275; Former owner, Thomas Fry father of John, by will to Elizabeth Fry, wife of Thomas, now Elizabeth Snoad, to John Fry by DOG. Witn: Henry Snoad, Ebenezer Van ?ine | Beau Bk 2 pg 497
• 1755 Beau tax | John Frye

• 28 Mar 1771 | John Simpson (D.1769) => William Peebles | 120 A+ 220 A; £46. Former owners: Edmund Tyson, Jr. (Pat. 1755). Philip Ryland (1767), William Staffords (Pat). Wit.: John Fry, William Johnston | Pitt Bk.E-1
• __ ___ 1772 | Alexander Lillington (NEW HAN) => George Evans, nephew | 320 A; love & aff. £—sh. Former owner: Joshua Porter. Wit.: Sarah Lillington, John Fry | Pitt Bk.E-224
• 22 Apr 1774 | Comm. of Martinborough => John Hardee | 3 (½A) lotts #103, 102, 90; 5 sh. For courthouse, pillory, and market house. Wit.: John Fry. | Pitt Bk.F-78
• 8 Oct 1774 | Susanna Evans => John Fry and George Evans, elder | 2 tracts; 10 sh. John Fry and George Evans, trustees of estate of Richard Evans (dec), former husband of Susanna Evans. Wit.: James Charlcraft, Edward Sirman | Pitt Bk.F-59
• 1775 Pitt Pledge | John Fry

• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => John Fry | 300 A. CB: Edward Sirman, Men.: William Moore | Pitt Bk.G-199
• 26 Oct 1784 | John Fry => Wm. Eastwood | 20 A; £20. | Pitt Bk.I-447
• __ Sep 1786 | Comm. of Martinborough => John Fry | 2 lotts #92 & 10; £7+. Wit.: James Longhead, Wm. Moring | Pitt Bk.L-300
• 26 Oct 1786 | John Fry => John Williams | Negro; £100. Wit.: Benj. Atkinson | Pitt Bk.L-154

• 28 Oct 1790 | John Fry (BEAU) => James Crawford | 100 A; £25. Wit.: Mary Blackledge, Rd. Blackledge | Pitt Bk.M-347
• 27 Apr 1792 | George Falconer(G-1786) => Stephen Brooks | 80 A; £25. Adj.: John Fry. Wit.: J. H. Simpson | Pitt Bk.M-318

• 31 Mar 1755 | Patent Bk.2 pg.130 => Nathan Godly | 200 acres in Beaufort County on the S. side of Pamptico river, joining the E. side of Bear creek below the Beaverdam, Robert Manker, the Main road, and Bear creek bridge
• 1762 Pitt tax | Nathan Godley | 1 male 16+ ; 1 slave
• 1763 Pitt yax | Nathan Godley | 1 male 16+
• 20 Jun 1764 | James Mancor => Nathan Godley | 80 A; £20. Adj.: Thomas Daniel. Wit.: Edward Salter, Robert Salter | Bk.C-121
• 15 Feb 1765 | Nathan Godley => Anthony Kinnin, schoolmaster | 40 A; love & a.ff. for friend. Men.: James Blount | Bk.C-217
• __ Feb 1765 | Nathan Godley => Reading Blount | 80 A; £20. Wit.: James Jones | Bk.C-225
• 8 Feb 1773 | Benjamin Barney (BEAU) => Nathan Godley | 200+ A; £40. | Bk.E-266
• 1 Nov 1773 | Benjamin Barney (BEAU) => Nathan Godley | 100 A; £250. Former owners: Thomas Worseley (Pat.1723), Thomas Daniel (D). Wit.: Edward Salter | Bk.E-265
• 24 Oct 1775 | Joseph Wall => Nathan Godley | 100 A; £32. Former owners: Thomas Blount (Pat. 1719), Thomas Worsley (D), father of Thomas Worsley | Bk.F-131
• 20 Feb 1776 | John Daniel (Greenville, S.C.) => Nathan Godley | 195 A; £86. Men.: Elias Hodges , grandfather of John Daniel. Wit.: John Godley | Bk.F-132 | which tract or parcel of land above desinbed? formerley Belonged to Elias hodges Hodges decd the Grandfath father of the Sd. John Daniel who by his last will & testament did Devise? the sd. land & premises with their appertanances and improvements of evrey kind unto me the sd. John Daniel | note: the land was left entailed, and Daniel applied to bar the entail
• 20 Oct 1782 | Nathan Godley, Sr. => Elius Godley, son | 447 A; love & aff. Wit.: Thomas Godley | Bk.I-27
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Nathan Godley, Jr. | 187 A. CB: Benjamin Grist, Thos. Godley | Bk.G-75
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Nathan Godley | 115 A. Men: Thomas Lattinghouse. CB: Thomas Godley, Nathan Godley, Jr. | Bk.G-76
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Nathan Godley |  124 A. CB: Thomas Godley, Benjamin Godley | Bk.G-77
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Nathan Godley |  182 A. | Bk.G-78
• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Nathan Godley |
• __ Jan 1783 | Nathan Godley. Sr. => Thomas Godley, son | 150 A; love & aff. Former owners: Thomas Blount (Pat.1719), Thomas Blount, Jr. (Pat. 1723). Wit.: John Godley | Bk.I-70
• 1783 : Lydia & Elias witness for Laughinghouse; 1782-'85 Elius witness.

Will of John Godly |  w.22jan1731/2 pbt.May'32:Bertie | source: Grimes will abstracts
wife: Katherine (Ex.)
sons: Nathan (plantation on Tarr known by ye name of Tubbago's folly)
John, Thomas.
Daus: Mary & Amy Godly
ex: John Edwards (of Roneoke)
will witns. Ann Williams, Samuel Henley, William Porgen

A Gorham married Sophia Salter

Dempsie Grimes
`=Penelope ___
  \-Penelope Grimes

1750s

• 1755 Beau tax | John Haddock

• 1761 | Edmond Williams => John Haddock | Pitt Bk.A-188
• 1762 Pitt tax | Jno. Haddock Junr. | in household of: Haddock, John | 2 males 16+
• 1762 Pitt tax | John Haddock | also in household: Jno. Haddock Junr. | 2 males 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | John Haddock | 1 male 16+ | 1
• 16 Nov 1764 | Patent Bk.17 pg.141 => John Haddock | 100 acres in Pitt on the E, side of the E. prong of Swifts Creek, joining Waines Line | HC-7575
• 1764 Pitt tax | John Haddock
• 1764 Pitt tax | John Haddock, Jr.
• 1764 Pitt tax | Wm Haddock
• 1764 Pitt tax | Wm Haddock, Jr

• 14 Nov 1774 | John Haddock, Sen. => Zachriah Haddock, son | 100 A; £50. Former owner: John Wain (Pat. 1752). Wit.: William Haddock | Pitt Bk.F-129
• 1775 Pitt tax | John Haddock

• 21 Oct 1782 | [grant] => Samuel Ellkes | 400 A. Men.: John Haddock | Pitt Bk.G-292
• 29 Mar 1783 | Frederick Mills => Chas. Haddock | 150 A; £—. | Pitt Bk.I-117
• 12 Jul 1785 | Charles Haddock => Zachariah Haddock | 150 A; £50. Former owner: Fredrick Mills. Wit.: Stewart Gordon, Pearson Tutle | Pitt Bk.I-516
• 7 Aug 1789 | Charles Haddock, Constable => John Hardy | Negro Charles, £113 +. Former owner: Robert Hardee. Men.: John Allen. Wit.: Richard Blackledge | Pitt Bk.M-60
• 16 Sep 1789 | James Brooks, Sr. (Pat. 1785) => James Brooks, Jr., son | Former owner: John Wain (Pat. 1740). Adj.: John Wain, William Haddock, Charles Haddock. Wit.: Steward Gordon, William Brooks | Pitt Bk.M-196

• 1790 census | Admiral Haddock | man 16+; 2 boys 0-16; 5 females
• 1790 census | Charles Haddock | man 16+; boy 0-16; 3 females
• 1790 census | John Haddock | 2 men 16+; 4 boys 0-16; 5 females
• 1790 census | William Haddock | man 16+; 4 boys 0-16; 5 females; 3 slaves

not in 1762 nor '63
William Hays | man 16-60; 5 boys 0-16; woman 16+; 2 girls 0-16; Slaves: man 16+ | 1786 Census

 Hodges 'Legacy in England' letters.
 
 

Willis Hodges, in Pitt 1810 to Twiggs by 1830
 `=Lydia Baldwyn

Summary:

• Richard, Elias, and John were the sons of Robert Hodges, of the 1740 Bertie will.  They were born roughly 1700-1710.
• Roger: Robert Hodges of the 1740 Bertie will had a brother Roger.  The Roger who proved rights in Beaufort in 1744 may be this brother, or if not then a nephew.  In 1768 a Roger Hodges of Craven bought land in Pitt from Eleazer Hodges, and promptly sold half of it.
• Elias: First of the sons to move to Beaufort, he bought 520 Ac. in 1740, and is probably the Elias Hedges who proved rights June 1745.   He is not in the 1755 tax list.  His son Benjamin died before he did, about 1761, leaving minor children.  They were still minor when Elias died, about 1766, so in '67, Wm. Watkins was confirmed as administrator of the estate of Benjamin Hodges, with Robert Salter and John Hardee as securities.
• John Hodges, son or Robert Hogges - born roughly 1700-1710
• John Hodges, son of John, son or Robert Hogges.    Buys 100 Ac. NS Tar in 1750, adjoining his fathers large tract - sells it in '56.   In '52 buys the plantation he lives on, 140 Ac. SS Tar - sells it to brother Howell in '56.   Is in '55, '62, and '63 tax.   The '64 tax has an Isom Hodges Jr. which may be he.   In '61 buys 400 Ac. or more from Folsom and Cannon; in '62 sells 200 Ac. of the Folsom land to Edmund Kennedy, and in '64 buys the same 200 Ac back.   In '62 sells 50 Ac. of Cannon land to Stephen Munden.  In '70 buys 170 Ac. NS Grendal from Henry Couper, and in '78 sells 150 Ac. of it to John Jordan.   In Mar '79 sells the Folsom land to Nathan Cherry.  In May '79, as a resident of Washington Co. NC, he gives POA to his brother Howell to sell 150 Ac., the land where John formerly dwelt.   Howell sells in '80 to Isaac Carrell.
• Benjamin: patents in '45 along Grindal, is in the '55 tax, carries chain in '58, but is not in the '62 nor '63 tax lists. In '72, Eleazar Hodges, son of Benjamin, sells Benjamin's '45 patent.  In '68, Eleazar sold land owned by Elias Hodges, and is identified as the heir of Elias.   So Eleazar was probably the son of Benjamin, who was the son of Elias.  Eleazar was in the household of Elias in '62.  In '62, Elias is administrator of Catherine Hodges estate, and Catherine was probably the wife of Benjamin; that Benjamin was not administrator suggests he had died, probably before the '62 tax.
• Richard: buys land in 1741, Sells it in '49.  Dies probably about 1751 owning land SS Tar aquired at unknown date; his will probated 16 April 1752 mentions wife Sarah, and children John, Henry, and Sarah Hodges.    Widow Sarah and son John moved to South Carolina.  Henry appears in SC at some point.  John sells his legacy in 1752.    The John, Sr. and Henry hodges who appear in the 1755 tax living with John McGlahon are not I think, these brothers, but Richard's brother John and John's son Henry.     Henry may be the Henry Hodges who appears starting in 1755.
• Joseph: a chain bearer in '52.

• 7 Mar 1726 |  William Gray => Robert Hodges | 4080 Ac. in Bertie on Little Roquist, £80.
• 20 Aug 1733 | Christopher Gewin => Robert Hodges | 150 Ac. in Bertie on Flaggy Run, £32. Witn John Gray, Jos Moore, Elias Hodges
• 1715  23 Nov | Robt HODGE and wife Ann HODGE of upper parish to Martin HARRIS on the SS of main Blackwater and bounded by Sarahs Branch*, being part of a pat for 500ac granted to sd HODGE on 13 Nov 1713

• 11 Mar 1740 | Seth Pilkington (Pat. 14 Feb 1739) => Elias Hodges , planter | 320 Ac. £400; Witn.: Roger Jones | Beau Bk II pg 362 | begining at a red oak on Tranter's Creek, a corner tree of Richard Smith's, runing various courses up the creek, to the mouth of white oak branch, then up the branch to a red oak standing in Thomas Pilkingtons line, then west up the said line 300 pole to a red oak on Grindal Creek, the said Thomas Pilkingtons corner tree, then various courses down the creek to a pine, Richard Smith's corner tree, then N18E,1440P up said Smith's line to the first Station. containing by estimation five hundred and twenty acres.
• 12 Dec 1741 | Richard Holland, taylor => Richard Hodges, planter | 110 Ac. £180; Adj: Thomas Williams; Witn.: Thomas Little, Samuel Bundey? | Beau Bk II pg 388 | NS Pamtico ; NS Tranters creek ; begining on the point thence up the herring run creek to the white oak swamp, thence up the said swamp to the back line, to the said Hollands corner tree, thence along the said Hollands line to Thomas Williams corner tree standing in a small pond & is a water oak, thence the said Hollands line to a cypress standing on the creek, thence down the creek to the first station | being a part of a tract or parcel of land formerly mortgaged by James Singleton to Simon Alderson former public treasurer & on default of the paying said mortgage since sold as public vendue by virtue of an act of assembly ... as will appear by a deed of sale from said treasurer to said Holland bearing date 9 Nov 1741
• Nov 1744 proved rights Beaufort | Roger Hodges | 3 whites; no slaves | proved by John Forbes
• 19 Nov 1744 | Elias Hodges, planter => his brother, John Hodges, planter | 270 Ac. £400; Witn: John Moore, John Gray | Beau Bk II pg 441 | Begining at an oak on the NS of Grindal Creek, Samuel Hargroves corner tree, at the mouth of the poplar branch, then up the branch to a [blank] in the said branch, then along a line of marked trees, to a white oak, in the white oak branch, Benjamin Hodges corner, then along his line to a white oak standing in the Mill branch to a [blank] one of Rich'd Smith's line trees, then along his line to a red oak, John Moores corner, then along his line to a pine in a branch his other corner, then along his other line to a cypress in Grindal Creek at the dunking hole, then up the creek to the first station. | The which land was granted by a patent to Seth Pilkington and by him conveyed to me by a deed bearing date March the 11th. 1740 for a larger tract . . .
• Apr 1745 proved rights Craven | Francis Hodges | 6 whites; no slaves
• 6 Apr 1745 | Patent Bk.5 pg.289 => Benjamin Hodges | 300 acres in Beaufort County on the North side of Pamplico river, joining Simon Jones , the river Pocoson, Grindal creek, and Snoad ’s line | HC-3140 | Simon Jones patent is 11 Nov 1743
• Jun 1745 proved rights Beaufort | Elias Hedges | 5 whites, 3 slaves
• 9 Jun 1747 | Simon Jones => Elias Hodges | 200 Ac. £21 procl; Witn: Wy: Ormond, John Forbes | Beau Bk 2 pg 498 | Where the said Elias Hodges now lives ; B. pine standing? NS Pamplico river pocoson, runing N17E,199P to a gum on Grindall Creek, then 308P along the meanders of the creek to a pine, thence N75W,180P to the first station | pat. by sd. Simon Jones 11 Nov 1743
• 19 Sept 1749 | Richard {R} Hodges => John Floyd | 110 Ac. £31 sterl; Witn: William Philips, Ash Peter Floyd | Beau Bk 3 pg 76 | NS Tranters creek. B. on the point, runing up the herring run to a white oak swamp, then up the swamp to the back line to Hollands corner, then with Holands line to Thomas Williams corner in a pond, thence to a cypress on the side of the creek & down the creek to the first station | formerly conveyed by Benjamin Peyton by deed of sale dated 9 Nov 1741 | Peyton's sale was to Richard Holland, 9 Dec 1741, 280 Ac. £135/5 sh. curr NC; (Bk 2 pg 399) ; Holland sold to Hodges 12 Dec 1741, 110 Ac. £180; (Bk 2 pg 388)

• 6 Dec 1750 | Samuel Hargroves => John Hodges, Jr. | 100 Ac. £20 curr VA; Witn: Benjamin {B} Hodges, Robert Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 55 | B. red oak stands at the mouth of a branch that makes out on the east side of Grindal Creek, runing N easterly up the branch various courses to a red oak standing on the west side of the said branch, then by a line of marked trees runing westerly to John Vernon's line, then up the sd. Vernon's line to a red oak standing on the east side of Grindal creek sd. Vernon's corner tree, then down the creek the various ^ thereof to the first station | pat. to Seth Pilkington 14 Feb 1739, to Elias Hodges 11 Mar 1740(/41).
• 16 Apr 1752 pbt. | Richard Hodges will => son John Hodges | 400 Ac. on Cochavinity Bay | sold 20 Oct 1752, probably.
• 16 Apr 1752 pbt. | Richard Hodges will => son Henry Hodges | the manner plantation
• 15 Aug 1752 | Charles {C} Finakin => John Hodges, planter | 140 Ac. £25 curr VA; Witn: Thom. Daniel, Henry Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 115 | Upper side of Chicod, on a branch that makes out of Chicod, being the uper end of that survey bounded from said beanch or run, a straight course to the back line, which I have marked out, & so up the line to the branch and down the branch various courses of the run to the first station, being the plantation John Hodges now lives on | As by patent in Edward Salters name dated 1 Oct 1751 | no patent in 1751, but two on 1 Oct 1750, this is probably HC-309; sold 10 Sep 1756, Beau 3-272a | I think this is John, son of John, son of Robert Hogges, not John son of Richard.
• 15 Nov 1752 | Granville bk.11 pg.61 => Seth Pilkington | 600 acres in Beaufort County, joining the Beaver Dam, Reads line, and John Floyd | Wits: Arthur Allen, James Campbell | CC: Joseph Hodges, Mark Powell | BF-281
• 20 Oct 1752 | John Hodges, planter => John Ballard, of Tyrrel Co., planter | 400 Ac. £30 curr VA; Witn: Thomas Daniel, Benjamin {B} Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 116 | B. post in Chocowinity Bay in the fork of Pamplico River, runing along Salter's line 240P to a chinqapin on the river dismal, then up said river west,280P to a white oak above the cross swamp, then S10W,280P to a cypress, then N80E,268P to the begining | Patent to Samuel Boutwell 16 Nov 1744 | Patent is: Bk.5 pg.166, 16 Nov 1743, HC-2594. Probably the land John Hodges son of Richard got from his fathers will, pbt 16 Apr 1752.
• 1755 Beaufort tax | Benj. Hodges
• 1755 Beaufort tax | John Hodges senr. ; John McGlahon ; Henry Hodges
• 1755 Beaufort tax | Jno. Hodges
• 1755 Beaufort tax | Robert Hodges ; Jno. Kennedy
• 1 Mar 1756 | Granville bk.11 pg.52 => Griffin Floyd | 360 acres in Beaufort County in the Parish of St Thomas on the N. side of May’s Herring run near John Lillington joining Floyds corner and the low grounds | CB: Peter Floyd, Joseph Hodges | BF-246
• 10 Sep 1756 | John Hodges, Jr., => John Dixon, planter | 140 Ac. £25 VA; Witn: Henry Hodges, Mary Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 272 a | SS Pamplico, on the King's side, on the branch, Salter's plantation, from said branch a straight course marked to the back line, so up the line to the branch & down the branch the various courses of the run to the first station, the plantation I John Dixon now live on. | Out of a patent dated 1 Oct 1750 | same land as Beau Bk 3 pg 115 | "I John Dixon" doesn't make sense, as it is the seller who executes the deed.   John Hodges lived on this land in 1752.
• 13 Sep 1756 | John Hodges, Jr => Howell Hodges | 100 Ac. £10 VA; Witn: Henry Hodges, Robt. Hodges | Beau Bk 3 pg 272 b | B red oak ES Grindal Creek runing N.Easterly up the branch various courses to a red oak on the WS of the branch & by a line of marked trees to Vernons line to a red oak Vernons corner, then the various courses to the first station | Patent dated 4 Feb 1739 conveyed by deed to Elias Hodges 11 Mar 1740
• 2 Jun 1758 | Elias {E} Hodges => Benjamin Hodges, son of Benjamin Hodges, dec'd | 200 Ac. love, good will & aff.; Witn: Griffith Howell, Robert Hodges, Wm. Jones | Beau Bk 3 pg 390 | NS Pamtico ; where Catherine Hodges now lives, B. a pine NS Pamptico River pocoson N17E,199P to a gum in Grindal Creek then 328 pole with the creek to a pine, then N73W,180P to the first station | taken up by Simon Jones 11 Nov 1743 & sold to said Elias Hodges 9 Jun 1747
• 23 Nov 1758 | Granville bk.11 pg.73 => William Watkins | 412 acres in Beaufort County, joining Edward Salter, Boyds line, and Cheakkod Creek | SCC: Benja Hodges, Wm Watkins Jr | BF-331

• 22 Sep 1760 | Granville bk.11 pg.47 => James Barrow | 278 and 1/2 acres in Beaufort County In St Thomas Parish on the N. side of Grindel Creek, joining Elizabeth Smith, the creek pocoson, Robert Daniel, and the sd. creek | Wits: Alex Stewart, John Speir Jr | SCC: Robt Daniel, Mathias Moore | Plat reads "...Surveyed... . . for Robert Hodges" | BF-221
• 2 Jan 1761 | Elias Hodges of Beaufort => Thomas Pugh of Bertie | 380 Ac. in Bertie Co. £268 ; Roquis ; which said tract of land was by the last will and testament of Robert Hodges given to his daughter Sarah Caine and by the said Sarah Caine and John Cain her husband conveyed to the said Elias Hodges, by deed bearing date the 22 day of December in 1753 ; Witn Wm Williams, John Moore |
• 1761 | John Kennedy, Sr. => Robert Hodges | Pitt Bk.A-63
• 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 | BF-249
• 1761 | Ebenezer Folsom => John Hodges | Pitt Bk.A-134 | probably the 200 Ac. John Hodges, Jr. sold to Edmond Kenedy in Aug 1761.
• 1761 | Moses Hodges et ux => James Baggett | Pitt Bk.A-177 | perhaps later sold to John Ingrim  Pitt Bk.C-240
• (3 Oct) 1761 | Edward Cannon => John Hodges | Pitt Bk.A-186 | 3 Oct 1761 John Hodges buys 200 Ac. from Edward Cannon (pat. by Wm Cason 11 Mar 1740). John 50 Ac. to Stephen Munden in '62, and 150 Ac. by POA to his brother Howell, to Isaac Carrel, 25 Jan 1780
• 1762 Pitt tax | Ellis Hodges | 1 male 16+ ; 6 slaves
• 1762 Pitt tax | Henry Hodges | 1 male 16+ ; 4 slaves
• 1762 Pitt tax | John Hodges | 1 male 16+ ; 1 slave
• 1762 Pitt tax | John Hodges, Senr. | also in household: Howell Hodges Couns. [Constable] | 2 males 16+ ; 4 slaves
• 1762 Pitt tax | Mathew Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1762 Pitt tax | Robert Hodges | also in household: Arthur Holdon | 2 males 16+ ; 3 slaves
• 5 Jan 1762 | William Daniel Pinkett => Zachariah Pinkett | 120 A; £ 30. Former owner: Thomas Pinkett, dec. (Pat. 1740), father of William Daniel Pinkett. Wit.: Alexander Barnhill, John Hodges, Thomas Pinkett | Bk.B-93
• __ Aug 1762 | John Hodges, Jr. => Edmond Kenedy | 200 A; £60. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (Pat. 1761). Wit.: Robert Hodges, Howel Hodges | Bk.B-228 | metes & bounds |
• 15 Nov 1762 | Patent Bk.15 pg.446 => Elias Hodges | 200 acres in Pitt County on the East side of Bear Creek swamp, joining Nathan Godley, James Manker (?), Bear Creek Swamp, and the swamp at Bear Creek bridge on the County Road | HC-6297 | This is south of Tarr River, see Nathan Godly's 1755 patent.
• 29 ___ 1762 | John Hodges, Jr. => Stephen Munden | 50 A; £—. Former owner: William Cason, Sen. (Pat. 1740); Edward Cannon. Wit.: Edmund Williams, Lucretia Williams | Bk.B-266 | NS Tar river ; containing all the land on the SS of Casons run __ adow, | by patent to William Cason Sr. at Edenton, March 1740. Deed to John Hodges from Edward Cannon.
• 1763 Pitt tax | Elias Hodges | also in household: Eleazar Hodges
• 1763 Pitt tax | Henry Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | Howell Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | John Hodges, Jr. | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | John Hodges, Sr. | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | Joseph Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | Joshua Hodge | in household of: William Ozbourn Counstable | 2 males 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | Matthew Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1763 Pitt tax | Robert Hodges | 1 male 16+
• 1 Jul 1763 | Elias Hodges (D-1740) => Henry Hodges | 150 A; £30. Adj.: Thos. Pilkinton, John Hodges, Richard Smith. Former owner: Seth Pilkinton. Wit.: Matthew Hodges, John Cherry | Bk.B-494
• 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 | Bk.B-425
• __ Mar 1764 | Edmund Kenedy => John Hodges, Jr. | 200 A; £—. Adj.: Lemuel James. Former owner: Ebenezer Folsom (Pat. 1761). Wit.: Archabald Adams, Jr. | Bk.C-68 | same land John Hodges Jr. sold Edmund Kenedy in Aug 1762.
• 8 Jun 1764 | Francis McNemar =>  Kenady, Sen. | 120 A; £20. Adj.:Robert Hodges. Wit.: William Jolley | Bk.C-194
• 2 Nov 1764 | Patent Bk.17 pg.78 => Simon Jones | 640 acres in Pitt on the W. side of Chicod Creek Swamp at a place called the Horse Neck, joining Henry Hodges and the Swamp | S | HC-7282
• 1764 Pitt tax | Henry Hodges
• 1764 Pitt tax | Howell Hodges
• 1764 Pitt tax | Isom Hodges, Jr.
• 1764 Pitt tax | Matthew Hodges
• 1764 Pitt tax | Robert Hodges
• 14 Feb 1765 | Elias Hodges (Pat. 1716) => Reading Blount (Beaufort) | 600 A; £160. | Bk.C-216 | Being on the South side of Pamplico River being the upper moiety or half __ Tract of land containing six hundred acres as by the Patent Bearing d__ Day of September one thousand seven hundred and sixteen Now assig__ Elias Hodges ovr to the sd. Reading Blount Reference the ___ ___ and will more at large appear | This might be the 600 Ac. patent dated 4 Sep 1716 on Chocowinity Bay granted to Godfry Spruill - I think Elias is selling 300 Ac., not 600.
• Nov 1766 | Pitt: Adm. estate of: Nathan Godley | by: Elias Hodges(Ex)
• Nov 1767 | Pitt: Adm. estate of: Benja. Hodges | by: Wm. Watkins Jr.(Ad) | securities: Robert Salter, Jno. Hardee
• __ Jan 1768 | Eleazer Hodges => Roger Hodges (Craven) | 200 A; £5. Former owner: Elias Hodges, dec. (Pat. 1762). Wit.: Edward Salter, Jr., William Moore | Bk.D-2
• 30 Mar 1768 | Roger Hodges (Craven) => William Grist | 100 A; £13. Former owners: Elias Hodges, dec.; Eleazer Hodges, heir of Elias. Wit.: Nathan Godley, Lazarus Pearce | Bk.D-20
• 7 Jun 1768 | John {I} Hodges, Sen. (D-1744). => John Whichard, Sen. | 75 A; £46. Former owners: Seth Pilkington (Pat. 1739). Elias Hodges. Wit.: Robert Hodges, Matthew Hodges | Pitt Bk.D-26 | B. pine standing in the Cookroom branch one of William Speir's line trees, then up __ branch to the WildCat Pond, then along the pond to a poyne and then along a line of marked trees to an oak one Henry Hodges line trees then along his line the mill branch then down the said branch to cypress one of speirs line trees then down his line to the first station | which land was granted to Seth Pilkington ... 14 Feb 1739; to Elias Hodges 11 Mar 1740, to John Hodges 19 Nov 1744
• 13 Jun 1768 | William Watkins, Jr. => William Moore | Negro; £40. Former owner: Benjamin Hodges | Bk.D-19
• 11 Mar 1769 | John Brown (1762) => Henry Hodges | 94 A; £15. Wit.: James Bonner, Matthew Hodges | Bk.D-54
• 11 Mar 1769 | John Brown (1762) => Matthew Hodges | 94 A; £15. |