Stewart County Settlements and Bonds, Volume C (May 1829-May 1836)

 

Transcribed 2003 by Jim Long

 

  1            William Kay, store license for his house in Dover for 12 months beginning 25 Nov 1828; 14 Apr 1829

  1            Samuel Parish, store license for his house in Dover for 12 months beginning 10 Apr 1829; 14 Apr 1829

  1            Quintas C. Atkinson and Thomas W. Atkins, store license for Quintas’ house in Dover for 12 months beginning 4 Dec 1828; 14 Apr 1829

  1            Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, James Gray, William R. Atkins, sheriff bond; 5 May 1829

  2            Henry L. Atkins, Cullin Bayliss, William Webster, John Scarborough, C. C. Clements, collector’s bond for 1829 county taxes; 7 May 1829

  3            Henry L. Atkins, Cullin Bayliss, William Webster, John Scarborough, C. C. Clements, collector’s bond for 1829 state taxes; 7 May 1829

  3            Joseph Smith, C. C. Clements, Charles Summers, John Scarborough, Henry L. Atkins, Joseph N. Johnson, George Weaks, James Scarborough, entry-taker’s bond; 7 May 1829

  4            Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan John Slaughter (aged 6 or 7) to Jane Brown; securities:  Abel Rushing, William Gaddy; 4 May 1829

  4            Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures black boy William (aged 7 about 10 Jun 1830) to John Brigham; securities:  William H. West, James Lane; 7 May 1829

  5            Mary Acree, William C. Jones, Jethro Bass, guardian bond for Isaac Acree and Mary Acree; 4 May 1829

  6            Drury Andrews, William H. Scarborough, James Scarborough, indenture bond for orphan Sally Newberry, aged 18 months; 4 May 1829

  7            orphan Henry Robertson (age 11 on 11 Aug 1829) indentured to Willis Manning; securities:  William C. Jones, Samuel Ross; 4 May 1829

  7            Nathan Skinner, James Gray, George W. Atkins, administrator’s bond for Vinson Page; 6 May 1829

  8            sale of the estate of David Scarborough;  buyers incl. James Scarborough Sr., William Scarborough, James Scarborough Jr., John Scarborough, Drury Andrews, William Cherry, Thomas Andrews, David Andrews Sr., Anderson Andrews, Henry Andrews, West Andrews, Thomas Ward, Richard Blanton, Paton S. Cook, John Allen, Absolam Jones, James Davidson, William Norrod, Etheldrid Folks, L. H. Cooper, William Folks, Nicholas Critchfield, Henry Blanton; James Scarborough, administrator;  May term, 1829

 10           dowry of Polly Cherry, widow of William Cherry by John Brown, surveyor, and Lemuel G. Cherry & William B.H. Cherry, chain carriers; 100 acres; 29 Dec 1828

 11           account current with Solomon Milam and William Milam, administrators of Rolan Milam, by commissioners William Ellis and Drewry Bird; 4 May 1829

 12                administrator’s report of Miles Williams by James Gray; 6 May 1829

 12           account current of Isaac Brunson by administrator Nathan Ross for the year 1824

 12                guardian’s report by John H. Petty, guardian for the heirs of William King; 4 May 1829

 13           account current of Isaac Brunson by administrator Nathan Ross; equal payments to:  heirs of Daniel Brunson Sr. (Daniel Brunson Jr., Joseph Brunson, Polly Brunson, Sarah Brunson, Margret Brunson), Moses Brunson, Josiah Brunson Sr., David Brunson Sr., Mathew Brunson, heirs of Josiah Brunson Sr. (Hezekiah Brunson, Josiah Brunson Jr., Mathew Brunson, Daniel Brunson Jr. of Georgia, Lenorah Brunson, Allatha Brunson), Susanna Platt; commissioners John Ferrel, Thomas French, Jesee Morris; May term 1829

 14           widow’s dowry for Mary English, widow of Stephen English, includes 80 acres of the 175-acre tract; commissioners John Brown, Rubin Lowe, Benjamin Andrews; 15 Dec 1828

 15           will of William Anderson:  three youngest children William Anderson, Clary Anderson, James Anderson; daughter Rebecca McGee; 4 children of deceased daughter Sary Curtis; wife Elizabeth Anderson is executrix; wit:  Uriah Tomlinson, John Tomlinson Sr.; written 4 Apr 1829, proven Aug. term 1829

 16           Elizabeth Anderson, Abel Jackson, James Thompson, John Tomlinson, administrator’s bond for William Anderson; 3 Aug 1829

 17           William S. Ricks, John Fletcher, Charles Roper, Henry E. Gipson, guardian bond for Elizabeth An Bond; 3 Aug 1829

 17           Edwin Barnes, George Weaks, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for Henrietta Pearce; 3 Aug 1829

 18           Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Clement M. Luton; 3 Aug 1829

 18           Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Mary M. Luton; 3 Aug 1829

 19           Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Elizabeth Manning; 3 Aug 1829

 20           Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Sally Caroline Luton; 3 Aug 1829

 20           Thomas & Elbert Bayliss, store license for their house in Dover for 12 months beginning 20 Jul 1829; 14 Aug 1829

 21           George Weaks and Alfred Ross, store license for their store in Dover for 12 months beginning 16 May 1829; 14 Aug 1829

 22           William Randal, Abithel Wallace, Martin Bingham, Anthony Lee, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829

 22           sale of a Negro girl Matilda from the estate of Vinson Page by and to administrator Nathan Skinner; 18 May 1829

 23           John Fletcher, John Duncan, Henry Vinson, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829

 23           Henry McGee, Joshua Hamlet, David Moore, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829

 24           account current of Mathew Studart

 24           account current of Miles Williams by administrator James Gray; 15 Jul 1829

 26           account current of Clement H. Luton by administrator Willis Manning, with commissioners Jesse Morris, Nathan Ross, Cornelius Anderson; 31 Jul 1829

 27           account current of Susannah Wallace by commissioners Henry L. Wall, Elisha Williams Sr., John B. Clary; notes on G. W. Wallace, administrator Etheldred Wallace; 30 Jul 1829

 28           account current of William Ross by James Walker, administrator, with commissioners Jesse Morris, Robert Walker, John Ferrel, commissioners; 24 Jul 1829

 29                settlement between David Irwin and Elizabeth Caldwell (formerly Edwards); Elizabeth receives money due from her father’s estate, paid to D. P. Caldwell; May term 1829

 31           account current of the guardian of Henrietta Pearce; 9 Jul 1829

 31           division of the estate of William Weaks between heirs Joannah Weaks, Eliza Ann Weaks, Mary Clementine Weaks; 3 Aug 1829

 32           account current of William Ross with administrator James Walker

 33           Joseph Morgan, store license for 12 months beginning 10 Jul 1829; 3 Jul 1829

 33           William H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 10 Jul 1829; 10 Sep 1829

 33           account current with Eliza Boyd, guardian of Richard Boyd; 31 Oct 1829

 34                settlement with James Scarborough, guardian for David Scarborough's heirs, by Alex. B. Outlaw, John Scarborough, John Allen; Nov term, 1829

 34                Received of Anderson Andrews, guardian to Elizabeth Andrews, and Emanuel, James and William King, securities for Anderson Andrews, as guardian to Westly and Elizabeth Andrews;  $141.50, willed to Elizabeth Andrews by John Scarborough Sr. of N.C.; Westly Andrews has received his part ($141.50);  test:  John K. Colson;  28 Sep 1829

 35           account current of Mann Phillips by William Phillips; 4 Nov 1829

 35           division of the estate of Clement H. Luton between widow Elizabeth Luton, and heirs Sally C. Luton, Polly M. Luton, Clement M. Luton; 30 Oct 1829

 36                inventory of the estate of William Anderson by administratrix Elizabeth Anderson; 3 Aug 1829

 36           division of the estate of John Bond among Elizabeth Ann Bond, Elizabeth Elliot; 24 Sep 1829

 37           account current of Jesse Stalls by commissioners Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams, John Williams; 29 Oct 1829

 37                Alexander M. Wall, Christopher C. Clements, Joseph N. Johnson, constable bond; 4 Nov 1829

 38           Robert Owings, Joseph B. Nevell, Edmond Wallace, indenture bond for orphan Edmond Johnson, aged 8; 2 Nov 1829

 38           John Stancell, Jarrot Crisp, indenture bond for Monroe Cherry (age 9); 2 Nov 1829

 39           Quintas C. Atkinson and Thomas W. Atkinson, store license for 12 months beginning 10 Dec 1829; 11 Dec 1829

 39           Robert Yateman, store license for 12 months beginning 20 Nov 1829; 10 Feb 1830

 39           David Rogers, John Scarborough, ferry bond across Cumberland River; 5 Feb 1830

 39                guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblet, guardian for Alexander Meriman; 1 Feb 1830

 40           will of Rhoda Word:  son Elijah Word, son William Word, grandson Gideon Word, granddaughters Rhoda and Eveline Megehee, son Willis Word, son Westley Wetherford, son Merier Word, son Michael Word, daughter Nancy House; executors are Curtis Gray and Harriss McGreggor; wit:  Curtice McGreggor, John Williams, Harriss McGreggor written 7 Aug 1829; proven Feb. term 1830

 41           account current of Woodson Daniel with administrators William Crows and Elisha Jackson, by commissioners William McAuly, Rodrick McAuly, James Coke; 29 Jan 1830

 41                guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for the heirs of Clement H. Luton (Sally C. Luton, Polly M. Luton, Clement M. Luton); 1 Feb 1830

 42           account current of John Skinner with administrator Nathan Skinner, by commissioners Robert Walker, Nathan Ross, Lewis Elliott; 25 Jan 1830

 42           David Rogers, John Scarborough, tavern bond; 3 Feb 1830

 43           William Williams, C. C. Clements, John M. Clements, tavern bond; 3 Feb 1830

 43                Alexander B. Outlaw, John Scarborough, Henry H. Wynn, guardian bond for his daughter Margaret A. F. O. A. Outlaw; 5 Feb 1830

 44           Robert W. Clements, C. C. Clements, Henry L. Atkins, ranger’s bond; 5 Feb 1830

 44                guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian to the heirs of John King

 44                guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian to the heirs of John Bond (Thomas and Benjamin Bond) and guardian to John Etheridge, Sally Etheridge, Polly Etheridge, Martha Etheridge; 30 Jan 1830

 44                guardian’s return by Mathew Manning, guardian to Martha Vinson

 45                guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian to Charles Ann R. King; mentions money received from the estate of Charles King of Bertie County, NC

 45                guardian’s return by William W. Bradford, guardian to Carroll J. Bradford

 45                guardian’s return by Etheldred Wallace, guardian for Axum Green Wallace, Josiah Wallace, Menesa Wallace, Harriet Wallace and George W. Wallace; 1 Feb 1830

 45                guardian’s return by Winifred Wynns, guardian for the heirs of Thomas Wynns; 5 Feb 1830

 45                guardian’s return by Gladden Gorin, guardian for John Bailey and Fanny Jackson

 45                guardian’s return by David Irwin, guardian for the heirs of Henry Edwards (James Edwards, W. Edwards, Martha Edwards, Penelope Edwards)

 46           will of John Wall:  children Henry L. Wall, James P. Wall, John Wall, William B. Wall, Alexander M. Wall, Cordey Wall, Moses M. Wall, Mary Hyres?, Elizabeth Clements, Nancy Powell; executors are Christopher C. Clements and Alexander M. Wall; wit:  W. Williams, William Bailey; written 10 Feb 1829, proven May term 1830

 46           Phillip Hornbarger, C. C. Clements, J. N. Johnson, tavern bond; 3 May 1830

 47           William A. Martin, Elijah Fletcher, Robert Walker, constable bond; 3 May 1830

 47           Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, J. N. Johnson, William R. Atkins, collector’s bond; 3 May 1830

 48           Curtis Gray, Joshua Hamblet, John Williams, administrators’ bond for Roda Word; 3 May 1830

 48           Gladden Gorin and James King give notice to Mrs. Eliza Boyd that they will petition the court at its May term to be discharged as securities for the guardianship of her son Richard Boyd; 24 Mar 1830

 49           Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, J. N. Johnson, William R. Atkins, collector’s bond; 3 May 1830

 49                Anthony Lee, Richard Faucet, Mark Milam, constable bond; 3 May 1830

 50           William B. Cherry, James Scarborough, John Scarborough, Joseph Smith, constable bond; 3 May 1830

 50           Larkin Norrod, Joseph Smith, George Cathey, John Scarborough, James Scarborough, constable bond; 3 May 1830

 51           widow's dowry set aside for Mrs. Henry L. Wall (widow of Charles King):  land on Britton’s fork of Saline Creek, adjoining lands of heirs of John Biggs; commissioners Robert Walker, John Biggs, Etheldred Wallace, Henry French, William W. Cherry; 20 Apr 1830

 51                guardian’s return by Ewin McKinney, guardian to David Brunson; mentions money received from his father’s estate and from Isaac Brunson Sr.’s estate, and money received from Elkanah Cox, husband of Jane Cox; 4 May 1830

 51                guardian’s return by William C. Jones, guardian to David Jones

 51                guardian’s return by John Tomlinson, guardian to John M. Bradford and May H. Bradford; Tomlinson is one of the heirs and receives 1/3 of the money received

 51           Abithal Wallace gives notice to William Randle that he will ask at the May term of the Court to be released as one of Randle’s securities as constable; 16 Apr 1830

 52                Christopher C. Clements, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, J. N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for John Wall; 4 May 1830

 52           Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures Alexander Black (aged 8 in December 1829) to George Wimberly; securities:  Elijah Fletcher, Armisted Taylor, Jo. P. Wimberly; 5 May 1830

 53           Eliza A. Boyd, Amelia Thornton, guardian bond for Richard Boyd; 4 May 1830

 53           Henry McGee resigns as constable; 3 May 1830

 54           account current of Joseph M. Smith with administrator Daniel W. Finley, by commissioners John A. Brunson, Phillip Hornbarger, John Worden; 12 Apr 1830

 54           sale of the estate of William Ellis by administrator Benjamin Kelly; buyers included Edward Brock, Allison Mallory, Edmond Kelly, Larkin Yarbrough, Thomas Slaughter, George Slaughter, Gladden Gorin, William B. Nicholds, James Breeden, Sally Ross, William Tubb; 6 May 1830

 55           Samuel Parrish, store license for 12 months beginning 16 Apr 1830; store is the Dover Branch of Jacob Shryock & Co.; 20 Jul 1830

 55           William Kay & Robert W. Clements, store license for 12 months beginning 30 Nov 1829; 20 Jul 1830

 55           George Weeks & Alfred Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 14 May 1830; 20 Jul 1830

 55           Thomas & Elbert Bayliss, store license for 12 months beginning 20 Jul 1830; 20 Jul 1830

 56           Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures Edmond Johnson (aged 10 on 10 Dec 1830) to Edward Acree; securities:  Rubin Wallace, Elisha Williams; 3 Aug 1830

 56           will of George Boyd Sr.:  wife Polly Boyd, son John Boyd, son-in-law Joseph McCarty, son George Boyd Jr.; executors are wife Polly and son George; wit:  John F. Weaks, Emanuel James; written 24 Jul 1829, proven August term 1830

 57           account of the hire of the Negroes of the estate of Rice Reddick, by administrator Nathan Ross

 57                guardian’s return by William S. Ricks, guardian for Elizabeth A. Bond; 2 Aug 1830

 58           Nelson Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Nancy Ellis; 2 Aug 1830

 58           Nelson Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for William Ellis; 2 Aug 1830

 59           Nelson Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Thomas Ellis; 2 Aug 1830

 59           Tobitha Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Andrew J. Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830

 60           Tobitha Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for William Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830

 60           Mark Milam, Anthony Lee, William R. Atkins, constable bond; 2 Aug 1830

 61           Nelson Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Elizabeth Ellis; 2 Aug 1830

 61           Tobitha Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Mary Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830

 62           Tobitha Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Martha E. Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830

 62           Tobitha Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Brunson Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830

 63           Mary (Polly) Boyd, George Boyd, Willis Whitford, Larkin Norrod, administrator’s bond for George Boyd Sr.; 3 Aug 1830

 63                inventory of the estate of John Wall by administrator C. C. Clements; 2 Aug 1830

 64           account current with the administratrix of Caleb Ellis by commissioners John Pinner, Jonathan Elliott, Allen Elliott; 27 Jul 1830

 64                guardian’s report by Rebecca McKinney, guardian for the heirs of Robert McKinney

 65           widow's dowry set aside for Rebecca McKinney (widow of Robert McKinney) by commissioners Henry L. Wall, Nathan Ross, A. G. Wallace, John B. Clary, John Ferrell; widows gets third of 320-acre tract; 8 Jul 1830

 65           account current of John W. Robbs with administrator Jesse Reams Sr. by commissioners William Ellis, James H. Brigham, Robert Wyatt; 25 Jun 1830

 66           account current of John Jones with administrator William C. Acree by commissioners John Parker, Jethro Bass, William Sills

 68           will of David Brigham:  wife Elizabeth, daughter Lucinda Browder, daughter Louisa Trousdale, son Willie B. Brigham, son James Harvy Brigham, daughter Elizabeth Norsworthy; mentions land on White Oak Creek; wit:  James H. Marable, Thomas Words, Greenberry Summers; written 6 Mar 1830, proven August term 1830

 69           William H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 20 Aug 1830; 12 Sep 1830

 69           William Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 18 Mar 1830; 29 Sep 1830

 69           John Harryford, store license at his house in Bowling Green for 12 months beginning 1 Sep 1830; 1 Sep 1830

 70           William W. Bradford, G. H. Bradford, William Dunbar, William Phillips, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830

 70           Abithal Wallace, Etheldred Wallace, John Wallace, Rubin Wallace, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830

 71           Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Samuel Bennet (age 8) to John Alsbrooks; security:  Isham Alsbrooks; 1 Nov 1830

 71           John Taylor, Richard Taylor, James Hogan, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830

 72           Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Resden Bennet (age 6) to John Alsbrooks; security:  Isham Alsbrooks; 1 Nov 1830

 72           Travis Moor, John Richards, Joseph N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for Patrick H. Moor; 1 Nov 1830

 73           Q. C. Atkinson and Thomas W. Atkinson, store license for 12 months beginning 4 Dec 1830; 10 Dec 1830

 73                Alexander Howard, John Richards, James Bailey, John F. Hooks, administrator’s bond for Martain Howard; 1 Nov 1830

 74           John Randle, G. W. Atkins, Gabriel Wynns, James Scarborough, guardian bond for Nancy Lilley Lightfoot; 1 Nov 1830

 74           John Randle, G. W. Atkins, Gabriel Wynns, James Scarborough, guardian bond for Thomas John Henry Lightfoot; 1 Nov 1830

 75           Lemuel Morris, Lemuel Williams, administrator’s bond for Nathan Morris; 1 Nov 1830

 76           William Dunbar, William Bradford, William Phillips, Richard Faucet, administrator’s bond for James Dunbar; 1 Nov 1830

 76                settlement with John Brigham, guardian for the heirs of Indemion Brigham; 1 Nov 1830

 77           account current of Thomas Lightfoot with administrators John Randle and Henry H. Wynns; 1 Nov 1830

 78           sale of the estate of Nathan Morris by administrator Lemuel Morris; buyers include Lemuel Morris, Covington Ford, John Davidson, Lemuel Williams, Lucinda Morris, Eliza Dunbar, Young Barbee, Jepthah Morris, William Dunbar, J. H. Suggs, Uriah Tyson, Wright Tyson, William Thogmorton, Gabriel Davis, James Whitsit, C. B. Davidson, Amon Price, Drury Bonds, Richard Allen, Curtis Gray, William Phillips

 79                inventory of Winefred Rawls by administrator Elisha Askew; Nov. term 1830

 80           John Parchment, Thomas Bayliss, J. N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for Joel Mann; 1 Nov 1830

 80           sale of the estate of Joel Mann by administrator John Parchment; buyers include Nancy Mann, Benjamin Daniel, John Parchment, Francis Smith, Thomas Wynns, Brice Jackson, James Allmon, William Thogmorton, Covington Ford, Jacob Parchment, Uriah Smith, William H. West, John Brown, John Brewer, Henry G. Wells, Uriah Tyson, John H. Marable, John Walker, William Davis, Isaiah Brake, Henry Edwards, Pleasant Cross, James Wyatt, John Ford, John Dilling, Abraham Whitehead, Tapley M. Maddux, James Lowery, Isaac Davis, Hiram Fowler, Morgan B. Wells, Byrom Stacy, John H. Sugg, Thomas Walker, Benjamin Kelly, Salatha Stacy, Edmond Kelly, William Elliott, Deliverance Gray, Daniel Brake, Norfleet Smith, James Newberry, Daniel Curtis, Charles Allmon

 84           account current of Randolph Leek with administrators John Kizer and William B. Young; Aug. term 1830

 85           Charlton B. Davidson, William Perkins, W. W. Bradford, ferry bond across Cumberland River near Bald Island; 1 Nov 1830

 85           sale of the estate of George Boyd Sr. by George Boyd; buyers include George Boyd Jr., John Wofford, Jaret Crisp, Larkin Norrod, John Bailey, Joel Boyd, William Bailey; 21 Aug 1830

 86           James Scarborough, William Cherry, Barnett Crockarel, coroner's bond; 9 Feb 1831

 86           Barnett Crockarel, John W. Koen, William B. Cherry, ranger’s bond; 9 Feb 1831

 86           William Bailey, C. C. Clements, William Kay, county trustee’s bond; 9 Feb 1831

 87           George R. Croft, John Scarborough, Thomas Bayliss, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, guardian bond for Margret O. A. Outlaw, heir of A. B. Outlaw; 10 Feb 1831

 87           George R. Croft, John Scarborough, Thomas Bayliss, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, guardian bond for William A. Outlaw, heir of A. B. Outlaw; 10 Feb 1831

 88           William Tubb, David Irwin, Benjamin Kelly, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831

 88           Nelson Crosswell, John Scarborough, Vincent Wyatt, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831

 89           William Britton, William Ollive, Joseph Smith, Parsons Bruton, Asa Whitford, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831

 90           David Irwin, Thomas Bayliss, Benjamin Kelly, administrator’s bond for Martain Brigham; 7 Feb 1831

 90           George B. Croft, C. C. Clements, William R. Reddick, administrator’s bond for Alexander B. Outlaw; 9 Feb 1831

 91           Daniel McAuly, Malcom McLeod, Robert Wyatt, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831

 92           Spires C. Bennet, William K. Colson, George W. Wallace, administrator’s bond for Nancy Bennet; 10 Feb 1831

 93                inventory and sale of the estate of James Dunbar; buyers include Sarah Dunbar, Charlton B. Davidson, George Yarbrough, W. W. Bradford, John Hogan, Thomas Wynn, Green Bradford, Richard Allen, Jesse Stokes, Ann Dunbar, Rhoda Dunbar, William McGehee, William Hooks, John Allen, Richard Faucet, Martha Dunbar, Caleb Williams, Covington Ford, William Phillips, John Ford, Young Barbee, William Perkins, Joshua Hamlet, Felix Barbee, William Thogmorton, James Randolph, Gabriel Davis, Simon Williams, Amon Price, Benjamin Cummins, Stephen Rye, Eliza Dunbar, William Dunbar, Henry L. Atkins, James L. Dunbar, John Fletcher, Tapley M. Maddux, John Milam, William Dunbar Jr., James Wilson, William L. Dunbar, Jeremiah Allen, Phillip Hall, Lemmy Williams, Uriah Smith, Jephtha Morris, James Summers, Morgan B. Wells

 97           widow’s dowry for the widow of James Dunbar by commissioners James Wilson and Richard Faucet

 97           division of the lands of Arthur Griffin petitioned by Elizabeth Griffin, guardian for Elizabeth Griffin, Dawsey Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Elitha Griffin, and Arther Griffin; heirs include Dawsey Griffin, Arther Griffin, Polly Herington, Elitha Griffin, Martha Griffin, Nancy Griffin; 15 Dec 1830

 98           account current of William Ellis with administrator Benjamin Kelly; 5 Feb 1831

 99           account current of Carrol J. Bradford with administrator William W. Bradford

 99                guardian’s return for the heirs of William King

100                guardian’s return by Willis Manning for Polly M. Luton and Clememt M. Luton, heirs of Clement H. Luton; 7 Feb 1831

100                guardian’s return by David Irwin for James P. Edwards, Sally W. Edwards, Martha Edwards and Penelope A. Edwards, minor heirs of Henry Edwards; 7 Feb 1831

100                guardian’s return by Robert Walker for Betsy Walker (now the wife of John Pinner) and Nancy Walker, heirs of Polly Walker; Feb. term 1831

101          division of the land of John Bond to Elizabeth Ann Bond, Henry E. Gipson (for his wife Elizabeth), William S. Ricks (for his wife Margaret), Benjamin W. Bond, Thomas P. Bond; 1 Feb 1831

101                guardian’s return by Mathew Manning for Martha Vinson; 9 Feb 1831

102                Etheldred Wallace, guardian returns for A.G. Wallace, Josiah Wallace, Maniza Wallace, Harriet Wallace and G.W. Wallace; commissioners Henry L. Wall, John B. Clary; 7 Feb 1831

102                guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian to the heirs of John Bond (Thomas and Benjamin Bond) and guardian to John Etheridge, Sally Etheridge, Mary Etheridge, Patsy Etheridge

103                guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian to Elizabeth Manning, heir to the estate of John Jones

103                inventory and sale of the estate of Martain Howard by administrator Alexander Howard; buyers include Joshua Hamlet, John J. Kennedy, Etheldred Wallace, Alexander Howard, John Richards, William Howard, Frances Howard, William R. Snugs, Daniel Lewis, Humphrey Nelson, Charles M. Hooks, David C. Pryor; 25 Nov 1830

103          account current of William Christy; 5 Feb 1831

104                guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian to the three heirs of John King; mentions suit by heirs of John King vs. heirs of William King

105          division of the estate (451 acres) of Tapley Maddux on 3 Dec 1850: one third to the widow, four equal shares of the rest to the heirs; commissioners W. Dunbar, R. Faucett, George Yarbrough, Edmond Stokes, Abner Stokes

105                guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian to Charles Ann R. King, heir of Charles King Jr.; mentions monies received from Wall’s agent, E. A. Rhodes, in Bertie County, North Carolina; 7 Feb 1831

106                Robertson Yateman, store license at his home in Dover Furnace for 12 months beginning 20 Nov 1830; 27 Mar 1831

106          Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, Mark Milam, George W. Atkins, John Frasier, sheriff’s bond; 3 May 1831

107          Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, George W. Atkins, John Lee, collector’s bond for 1831 county taxes; 3 May 1831

107          Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, George W. Atkins, John Lee, collector’s bond for 1831 county taxes; 3 May 1831

108          Spires C. Bennet, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Joel Bennet, heir of William Bennet; 3 May 1831

108          Charles Kelly, John Richards, John Kelly, administrator’s bond for Gray Strawbridge; 2 May 1831

109          Spires C. Bennet, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Naoma Bennet, heir of William Bennet; 3 May 1831

109          William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Travis Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831

110                Christopher C. Clements, Mary Whitford, William R. Reddick, James King, administrator’s bond for Willis Whitford; 3 May 1831

111          Spires C. Bennet, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Nancy Bennet, heir of William Bennet; 3 May 1831

111          Spires C. Bennet, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for James Bennet, heir of William Bennet; 3 May 1831

112          William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Nancy Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831

112          William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Mariah Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831

113          Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Johnson, aged 5, to John Downs; securities:  Thomas Word, Henry Eades; 2 May 1831

114          account current of William Bennet with administrator Elisha Williams, by commissioners Jesse Morris, G. W. Wallace, John B. Clary; 13 Dec 1830

114                guardian’s return by William McGee, guardian for the heirs of Briant Oneal (Nancy Oneal, Alesey Oneal)

115          sale of the estate of Nancy Bennet by administrator Spires Bennet; buyers include Spires C. Bennet, James Bennet, Samuel Stalls, Nancy Bennet, Elisha Williams, W. W. Wilcox, Ivans Wallace, John Kelly, Daniel Stalls, Charles Kelly, Lewis Downs, John K. Colson, Elizabeth Ivans, Josiah Stalls, Nadine Bennet, Henry L. Atkins, William Williams, Sary Kelly, Robert Devins, W. W. Wilcox, Ballentine Stalls, Edmond Wallace, C. B. Wilcox, Elizabeth Stalls, Richard Cooly, William Colson, William Webster, William Downs, Robert Jackson

116          account current of Robert McKinney with guardian Rebecca McKinney:  payments in 1822 to Isaac McKinney dec’d., Mary McKinney; payments in 1823 to Elizabeth McKinney, Samuel McKinney, Jonathan McKinney; 9 Apr 1831

117                guardian’s return by Ewing McKinney, guardian for David Brunson, son of Isaac Brunson; 3 May 1831

117                guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann R. King, heir of C. King; 29 Apr 1831

118                additional inventory of the estate of John Wall by administrator C. C. Clements; 2 May 1831

118                guardian’s return by Joshua Hamlet, guardian to Allen Merimon; 2 May 1831

119          account current of  Messer Ward with administrator Anthony Lee, by commissioners David Moor and George W. Atkins; 10 Nov 1830

120                inventory and sale of the estate of Martain Bingham by administrator David Irwin; many buyers; 4 May 1831

123                inventory of the estate of A. B. Outlaw by administrator George R. Croft

126          sale of the estate of A. B. Outlaw by administrator George R. Croft; buyers include A. C. Greer, Richard Blanton, James Scarborough, George W. Atkins, Thomas Bayliss, Robert Williams, John James, Charles Summers, John K. Colson, Henry L. Atkins, William Bailey, John Scarborough, William Aron, George R. Croft, Jacob Shryock, C. C. Clements, John Barnes, Priggin Manning, Ballantine Stalls, William R. Snuggs, Samuel Stalls, Harriet Outlaw, John H. Petty, Larkin Norrod, Bennet Crockrell, Robert Williamson, Roderick Joiner

127                guardian’s return for the heirs of Arthur Griffin (Dawsey Griffin, Martha Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Elitha Griffin, Arthur Griffin), for the period 2 Feb 1828 through 1 Jan 1831

130          William Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 18 Mar 1831; 2 May 1831

131          Jacob Shryock & James Lee, store license in Dover for 12 months beginning 16 Apr 1831; 16 Aug 1831

131          George Weeks and Alfred Ross, store license in Dover for 12 months beginning 12 May 1831; 16 Aug 1831

131          William Kay & Robert W. Clements, store license in Dover for 12 months beginning 20 Nov 1830; 16 Aug 1831

131          William Randle, James Gray, Williamson Williams, guardian bond for Harrison Williams, Maria Williams, William Williams and Susan Williams, heirs of Miles Williams; 2 Aug 1831

133          account current of the estate of Thomas Wynn by administrator Henry H. Wynn

134          William B. Nicholds, Benjamin Kelly, William Tomlinson, guardian bond for Mary Ellis, Harriet Ellis, Fanny Ellis, William Ellis, heirs of William Ellis; 1 Aug 1831

136          Gabriel R. Jernigan, William Currie, Leonard Shaw, guardian bond for Sally Jernigan and Margaret Jernigan; 1 Aug 1831

137          Henry Ferrell, Robert Walker, Asa Morris, constable bond; 1 Aug 1831

137          William B. Nicholds, Benjamin Kelly, William Tomlinson, guardian bond for Nancy Ellis, heir of William Ellis; 1 Aug 1831

138          sale of the estate of Willis Whitford; buyers include Mary Whitford, John Stokes, Larkin Norrod, John Richards, Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, John Randle, Asa Whitford, John Whitford, Samuel Stalls, William Folks, Jaby Geurin, Jarret Crisp, Willis Whitford, James Andrews

140          account current of Thomas Wynn with administrators James Jones and H. H. Wynn; 2 Aug 1831

140                settlement with Curtis Gray, administrator of Rhoda Ward; 29 Jul 1831

140                inventory of the estate of Willis Whitford by C. C Clements and Mary Whitford, administrators; 11 May 1831

141                settlement with David Irwin, guardian to the heirs of Henry Edwards (James Edwards, Sally Edwards, Martha B. Edwards, P? Edwards; 26 Jul 1831

142                settlement with Nathan Skinner, administrator of Vinson Page

144          Elbert Bayliss & George Croft, store license for 12 months beginning 20 Jul 1831; Sep 1831

144          William H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 20 Aug 1831

144          James Herndon, David C. Wilson, James C. Wilson, administrator’s bond for William Herndon; 7 Nov 1831

145          Jesse Edwards, David Irwin, Henry Webb, guardian bond for Martha B. Edwards, Sarah W. Edwards, Penelope A. M. Edwards, heirs of Henry Edwards; 7 Nov 1831

147          William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Johnson, aged 6, to Benjamin W. Tayloe; securities:  David Hardison, Hardison Daniel; 7 Nov 1831

147          William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Edmond Johnson, aged 11, to Benjamin W. Tayloe; securities:  David Hardison, Hardison Daniel; 7 Nov 1831

148          Joseph Morgan, John Lee, Mathew Morgan, ferry bond; 8 Nov 1831

149          will of John T. Turner:  stepson Bartholomew Singleton, stepson William Singleton, wife Polly, daughter Ellender Turner, Elizabeth Turner, Margret Turner; executors are Andrew Irwin and Nelson Crosswell; test:  J. A. Collins, Edmond Minor, Beverly Beachum; written 22 Apr 1831, proven Nov. term 1831

149          will of George W. Wallace:  wife Elizabeth, children; executors are wife Elizabeth and friend Elisha Williams; wit:  Jesse Morris, John Wallace; written 7 Aug 1831, proven Nov. term 1831

150          account current of John Wall with administrators C. C. Clements and A. M. Wall; 7 Nov 1831

150          Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, administrator’s bond for Samuel Luton; 7 Nov 1831

151          John Hickerson, Andrew Irwin, Nelson Crosswell, administrator’s bond for Ezekiel Hickerson; 8 Nov 1831

152                Benjamin Kelly, David Rushing, Henry Edwards, Henry L. Atkins, Nelson Crosswell, tobacco inspectors’ bond; 9 Nov 1831

152                guardian’s return by William B. Nicholds, guardian for the heirs of William Ellis

153          Elisha Williams, Jesse Morris, William Vickers, administrator’s bond for George W. Wallace; 7 Nov 1831

153          Nelson Crosswell, Andrew Irwin, David Rushing, Rufus M. Smith, administrator’s bond for John T. Turner; 7 Nov 1831

154          Jesse Edwards, David Irwin, Henry Webb, guardian bond for James P. Edwards; 7 Nov 1831

155                additional inventory of the estate of John Wall by administrator C. C. Clements

155          John W. Heryford, store license for 12 months beginning 1 Sep 1831; 9 Jan 1832

155          John W. Koen, John Scarborough, John H. Petty, guardian bond for John Bailey; 9 Feb 1832

156          Gladden Gorin Jr., John H. Clements, William Kay, John W. Koen, Henry L. Atkins, administrator’s bond for Gladden Gorin; 9 Feb 1832

157          Gladden Gorin, Henry Wynn, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for George W. Gorin; 10 Feb 1832

157          Daniel Dawson, Robert Williamson, John Randle, Benjamin W. Tayloe, guardian bond for Nancy Lightfoot; 6 Feb 1832

158          Daniel Dawson, Robert Williamson, John Randle, Benjamin W. Tayloe, guardian bond for Thomas Lightfoot; 6 Feb 1832

158          Tapley Maddux, William Phillips, Lemmy Williams, guardian bond for Debra Maddux; 6 Feb 1832

159          Jacob Parchment, John Parchment, Benjamin Kelly, William Ellis, administrator’s bond for John Parchment; 5 Feb 1832

159          William Sills, Littleberry Belisle, Benjamin Herndon, administrator’s bond for Samuel Fox; 6 Feb 1832

160          William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan mulatto boy Jim Scott, aged 3, to Benjamin Kelly; 6 Feb 1832

161          William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Lucinda Black, aged 7 last September; to Robert Walker; 6 Feb 1832

162          William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Henry J. ?????, aged 16 last June, to Willis B. H. Jones; 6 Feb 1832

162          John Ferrell, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Francis Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832

163          John Ferrell, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Samuel Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832

163          John Ferrell, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Anson Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832

164          John Ferrell, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Asa Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832

165          John Parchment, Benjamin Kelly, William Phillips, William Ellis, administrator’s bond for Joel Mann; 6 Feb 1832

166                guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Sally C. Luton, Polly Luton, Clement M. Luton, heirs of Clement H. Luton

166                guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Elizabeth Manning, heir of John Jones

166                guardian’s return by William W. Bradford, guardian for C. J. Bradford, heir of Benjamin Bradford

166          receipt from Thomas Crutcher, state Treasurer, to William Williams, Stewart County Clerk, for taxes for the year ending 1 Oct 1831

167          sale of the estate of George W. Wallace; buyers include widow Elizabeth Wallace, John Ford, Evans Wallace, Charles Kelly, John Wallace, Joshua Whitehead, Daniel Stalls, Etheldred Wallace, Abithal Wallace, Benjamin Curry, William Phillips, Solomon Valentine, Thomas Whitford, Lewis Downs, Isaac McKinney, John B. Clary, Robert Owins, Josiah Stalls, Robert Walker, William Vick, William Wallace, Henry L. Wall, Edmond Wallace

169          sale of the estate of Samuel Luton; buyers include Elizabeth Luton, William C. Jones, Willis Manning, David Jones, Thomas Whitford, Joseph Miller, John Pinner, Robert Walker, Nathan Stancel, Reed Luton, John Manning, John Duncan, Reubin Wallace, William H. Cherry, Armstead Taylor, Lewis Elliott, Fredrick Clark, Isaac McKinney, James Wimberly, John Wallace, Hosea Borin, William Wallace, John Kingins, Nathan Skinner, Jonathan Skinner, Arvill Champion, Abram Brunson, Edmond Wallace

171          account current of Martain Brigham with administrator David Irwin; 14 Jan 1832

172          account current of Samuel Luton with administrator Willis Manning

172                guardian’s return by Jesse Edwards, guardian for James P. Edwards, Sally W. Edwards, Martha B. Edwards and Penelope A. M. Edwards, heirs of Henry Edwards

172                guardian’s return by John Tomlinson, guardian for John M. Bradford and Mary H. Bradford, heirs of Hillery Bradford; 10 Feb 1831

172                guardian’s return by Martha Manning, guardian for Martha Vinson; Feb. term 1832

173                settlement with John Randle, administrator of Thomas Lightfoot; 3 Feb 1832

173          widow’s provisions for the widow of Samuel Luton; 19 Nov 1831

173                guardian’s return by Ewin McKinney, guardian for David Brunson; 6 Feb 1832

174          will of John Parchment:  wife Margaret, daughter Nancy Mann (widow of Joel Mann), daughter Elizabeth (wife of Alexander Stanly), son James Parchment, daughter Polly (wife of William Curtice), son Jacob Parchment, son John Parchment, son Jesse Parchment, youngest son Learner Parchment; administrators are sons Jacob and John; test:  Nathan Thomas, William Dowdy, John Kizer; written 1 Jun 1831, proven Feb. term 1832

175          account current of Martain Bingham by administrator David Irwin; returned Feb. term 1832

175                guardian’s return by Joshua Hamlet, guardian for Allen Merimon; Feb term 1832

176          Thomas Weaks, John K. Colson, W.B.H. Cherry, constable bond; 7 May 1832

176          Larkin Norrid, John K. Colson, John Scarborough, constable bond; 7 May 1832

177          William B. Cherry, Thomas Weaks, John Scarborough, constable bond; 7 May 1832

177          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Cowen Whitford; 7 May 1832

178          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for David Whitford; 7 May 1832

178          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Caroline Whitford; 7 May 1832

179          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Polly Whitford; 7 May 1832

179          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Rebecca Whitford; 7 May 1832

180          Mary Whiftord, Alexander Abell, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Jesse Whitford; 7 May 1832

180          account current with Jacob Parchment and John Parchment, administrators of Joel Mann

181                inventory of the estate of Gladden Gorin Sr.

182          John Scarborough, William B. Cherry, T. S. Scarborough, guardian bonds for Elizabeth and Charles King; 9 May 1832

183          John Scarborough, William B. Cherry, Larkin Norrod, guardian bond for Mary Ann King; 9 May 1832

183          Jethro Bass, Henry Vinson, Robert McDugle, administrator’s bond for James Barnes; 7 May 1832

184          George Weaks, John F. Weaks, Joseph Smith, administrator’s bond for Charles Weaks; 5 May 1832

184                guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann Rhodes King; 2 May 1832

185          John R. Acre, Isaac McKinney, William Ross, administrator’s bond for John A. Acre; 7 May 1832

185          widow’s provisions for Hariett C. Outlaw, widow of A. B. Outlaw

186          sale of the estate of Gladden Gorin by administrator Gladden Gorin; buyers include William McGee, Samuel Eldredge, Josiah Clark, John Walker, Pleasant Cross, William Brigham, Adam McGee, Biram Stacy, Henry H. Gorin, Randsom Milam, Hugh McMillan, Thompson B. Gorin, Robert H. Gorin, Edmond Wooldridge, David Turner, John Bateman, Alex. Winstead, Malcom McLeod, Stephen Milam, Duncin Elly, William L. Larkin, James H. Brigham, David Moor, John T. Alford, William A. Tomlinson, Alfred G. Moor, Martain Butler, John Lewis

187                inventory of the estate of John Parchment by executors Jacob Parchment and John Parchment; 8 May 1832

188                inventory and sale of the estate of Samuel Fox; buyers include Orvill Champion, William Sills, Joshua Spiceland, Hardy B. Sills, Henry Bell, Josiah Sills, John W. Hicks, Winny Fox, Briant Outland, Irey Belile

188                administrator’s return of the estate of James Dunbar, by administrator William Dunbar; 7 May 1832

189          account current of Samuel Yarbrough with administrator Nathan Yarbrough; 9 Mar 1832

190                administrator’s return of Martain Howard by administrator Alexander Howard, with commissioners William Williams, James Pryor, Henry E. Gibson

190                guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Thomas Bond, Benjamin Bond, John Etherige, Sally Etherige, Polly Etherige, Martha Etherige