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Various Sampson County Court Minutes ~ 1784-1800 Fran West Powell
These are select pages from Sampson County Court Records, which may or may not have a date nor will some of the information be complete.

DEED: A deed from Thomas Gregory to James Spiller for 50 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

TAX EXEMPTION: Ordered that Richard Dean, John Starling and Nathan Vicki sr., aged and infirm men, be exempt in the future from paying a poll tax, ard ~~also samuel Sellers, Sr.

DEED: A deed from William McClam to John Ward for 100 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

THREE CHILDREN: John Moss Jones, summoned to appear before this court on a charge instigated against him for bastardy, appeared and entered into bond in the sum of 300 pounds with. D~niel Culbreath and William Hair, approved securities, for the maintenance of Mld(jieEcm, Daisy and Annie, bastard children begotten on the body of Ann Daniels. Bond filed.

ORPHAN BOUND: Ordered that Unity Walters, an orphan girl about five years of age, be bound an apprentice to Hardy carrel until she attain to the age of 18 years to learn to spin, sew, read and write. He offers Fleet Cooper and William Vann as securities who are approved. Ordered that he enter into bond in the sum of 100 pounds. Bond filed.

ORPHAN BOUND: Ordered that william Atwell, an orphan boy about 11 years old, be bound an apprentice unto Zebulon Hollingsworth until he attain to the age of 21 years to learn the art and mystery of a shoe maker and to
read, write and cypher as far as the rule of three. He offers Jonathan Fryer and Hardy Carrel as securities. Ordered he enter into bond in the sum of 100 pounds. Bond filed. The Clerk is ordered therefore to make out the above indentures.

OVERSEER: Ordered that Thomas Carr be Overseer of the road in the room of Jesse Darden.

ORPHAN BOUND: Ordered that James Young, an orphan boy about 13 years of age, be bound an apprentice to Samuel West for the term of seven years to learn the art or mystery of a cooper and to read, write and cypher as far
as the rule of three. He tenders Jonathan Parker and John Register as securities who were approved. Oroerea he enter into bond in the sum of 100 pounds. Bond filed. The Clerk is accordingly to make out the indenture.

WATKINS SURRENDERED: George Smith vs David Watkins and Samuel Williams: Benjamin Easom as special bail for the appearance of David Watkins surrenders him up to the court in discharge of himself.

CONSTABLE: Ordered that Philip Magee, son of William Magee, be Constable in Capt. Magee's Company and that he qualify accordingly.

TAX EXEMPTION: Ordered thst Joseph Kelly, an aged and infirm man, be exempt from a poll tax.

OVERSEER: Ordered that John Peterson be Overseer of the river in the room

DEEDS: A deed from Elisha Woodward to John Atkinson for 100 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

A deed from Wright Ryal to John Strickland for 150 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

A deed of gift from John Ryal to his son, Wright Ryal, for goods and chattels was proved in open court and ordered registered.

A deed from Noah Barefoot to David Lee for 200 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

A deed from William McClam to Jesse Lee for 500 acres was proved in open court andprdered registered.

A deed from King Vann to Patrick Newton for 150 acres was proved in open c9urt and ordered registered.

A deed from Henry Holland to William Hobbs for 100 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

BRADDY SURRENDERED: Samuel West vs John Braddy: Summers Enzor, as special bail for the defendant, surrenders him up in discharge of himself. Ordered that the Sheriff take him in custody.

SCARBROUGH SURRENDERED: State vs Michael Scarbrough: Lewis Holmes, as special bail for the appearance of the defendant, surrendered him to the court in discharge of himself. He is accordingly placed in the Sheriff's custody.

DEED: A deed from Benjamin Easom to Ephraim Ship for 80 acres was proved in open court and ordered registered.

TWO CHILDREN: A bond from Martha Wiggins with Roger Snell and John Roach securities, for the maintenance of two bastard children of which the said Martha hath been delivered, taken before Thomas Ivey and John Fort, Esquires, was returned by the said justices and ordered to be filed.

JURORS: Ordered that the sheriff summon the following persons as jurors for next court: Lewis Williamson, Joshua Tatum, William Boon, Marmaduke Ryal, Byus Boykin, Orson Bell, Micajah Bell, Wynne Nance, Kilbee Faison, Richard Salmon, Roger Snell, Samuel Oates, Joseph Turbeville, Rice Blackman, Isom Sellers, Nothiel Merrit, William Register, William Tucker, Benjamin Register, Sr., O. Holmes, silas Myhand, Southy Turlington, Jonathan Fryer, Charles Murphrey, Jacob Chesnutt, Sr., Hardy Stevens, Arthur Brown, Joshua Daughtry, Jacob Godwin, Jr., Bedredin Carraway, Sampson Lee, Noah Lee, Joab Blackman, Smith, Robert Butler, James Butler, Daniel Coor, Philip Magee, Benjamin Faircloth and Elijah Fisher.

JOHN PARISH RELEASED: Pursuant to a receipt issued to the Clerk of this court from Richard Clinton and Thomas Ivey, Esquires, two of the justices assigned to keep the peace and to do all other matters and things agreeable to the several laws of this state for the County of Sampson, the following is entered of record:

State of North Carolina, Sampson County, by Richard Clinton and Thomas Ivey, Esquires, two of the justices appointed to keep the peace and to do all other matters and things pursuant to the several laws of the said state in and for the said county.

To the Clerk of Sampson County, greetings: whereas John Seymore Parish

12 May 1789, Tuesday

Court met according to adjournment. Present: Richard Clinton, Richard Herring, Fleet Cooper, Laban Tayloe, Hardy Holmes, John Crumpler and Thomas Ivey, Esquires.

WEST vs EASOM: James Hest vs John Easom and others: Samuel Oates and Nathan Jones, special bail for John Easom, one of the defendants in this suit surrenders him up to the court in discharge of themselves. He, the said John Easom,is placed ln custody accordlngly

NO JAIL: The Sheriff protests against the want of a jail.

WARBERTON ORPHAN: Ordered that Ceila Warberton (an orphan girl of William Warberton, deceased), now about 12 years old, be bound to William Blocker until she attain the age of 18 years to learn the art and mystery of sewing and spinning, also to read and write. Ordered he give bond of 100 pounds for the performance of his duty in the trust reposed in him and tenders John Johnston as his surety. Bond filed. Ordered that the indenture be issued accordingly.

DUARK ORPHANS: Charles King is appointed guardian to Rhoda, Henry and Nancy Duark and tenders Stephen King as surety who is approved by thecourt. Ordered he enter into bond of 200 pounds for the faithful discharge of the trust reposed in him. Bond filed.

GRAND JURY: The Grand Jury impannelled and sworn: Shadrack Pugh, Foreman; William Hunnicut, William Williams, William Vann, Micajah Bell, Felix Bell, Jesse carrol, Byus'-soykIn, John Carrel, Jonathan McIllwinnen, Shadrack Cook, Sampson Lee, William Hobbs, Thomas Wiggins and Josiah Whitney.

CHILD: William Owens, having been convened before this court on a charge of begetting a bastard child on the body of Mary Davis, it is therefore ordered that the said William Owens pay unto the said Mary Davis the sum of 16 pounds including the expense of her lying in, for maintenance of the said bastard child from its birth to this date, and that he enter into bond of 200 pounds for the future maintenance of said child and keeping it from becoming chargeable to the parish. He tenders Sessoms Parker as his surety who is approved. Bond filed.

JOHN BRYANT vs JAMES GILBERT: Daniel Dudley, as special bail for the
defendant, surrenders him up to the court in discharge of himself. He is
accordingly placed in custody, and at the same time Bedreddin Carraway and
Benjamin Daughtry give special bail for the appearance of the defendant at
the next court.

ABSOLOM MERRIT vs ROBERT MERRIT: Henry Hollingsworth, Jr., and Levy Merrit,
special bail for the appearance of the defendant to this court, surrender
him up in discharge of themselves, and at the same time Michael
Merrit enters himself as special bail for the appearance of the defendant
at the next court.

JOYNER ORPHAN: Ordered that Benjamin Joyner, an orphan boy about 9 years

WLLIAMS' WILL: The last will and testament of William Williams was
proved by the oath of Nathan Williams and John Williams and ordered
registered.

DEED from Robert Merrit, Sr., to Kedar Bryan was acknowledged and ordered
registered.

LEE ESTATE: Noah Lee and Westbrook Lee, executors of the will of William
Lee, deceased, qualified agreeable to law.

BREACH of PEACE: Reddick Gainey, Bennit Hill and Needham Thornton being
charged of a breach of the peace; Joab Blackman, William Williarnson, and
Jesse Lee, their sureties, came and delivered them up to the court and are
discharged from the same. John Crumpler and Joab Blackman are bound as
sureties for Bennit Hill and Needham Thornton for their next appearance.
Westbrook Lee and Willis West are sureties for the next appearance of Reddick
Gainey.

DEED from Joshua Chesnutt to John Smith was proved and ordered registered.

PUBLIC ORDINARY: Southy Fisher made application for a license to keep a
public ordinary for one year and it is granted. He tenders Charles Butler
and Elihu Wiggins as sureties. Ordered he enter into bond with the Clerk.
Richard Clinton made application for a license to keep a public ordinary
for one year and it is granted. He tenders John Crumpler and David
Dodd as sureties. ordered he enter into bond with the Clerk.

OVERSEER: James Hollingsworth is appointed Overseer of the road in the
room of Summers Enzor.

GODWIN ESTATE: By the court, Rachel Godwin, widow of Jonathan Godwin,
deceased, is allowed to keep the estate in her hands, she entering into
bond with good security for 250 pounds. Tenders Richard Godwin and Philip
Tew as sureties who are approved.

OVERSEER: Miles Murphrey is appointed Overseer of the road in the room of John Chesnutt.

John McIllwennin is Overseer of the road in the room of Hardy Holmes.

Samuel Oates is appointed Overseer of the road in the room of William Hobbs.

CHILD: Laban Tatum and William Blackburn having been heretofore bound in recognizance to indemnify the county and wardens thereof from the damage that may accrue for the maintenance of a child that Charity Elkins declares she is pregnant with, they come into court and acknowledge the same. Ordered that they, the said sureties, remain as such till the child
is born.

CONSTABLE: William Vann is appointed Constable for Vann' s district In the room of Joshua Chesnutt, deceased, for 1791. Ordered he enter into bond
for 200 pounds with Curtis Ivey and Thomas Ivey, sureties. Bond filed.

DEED from Thomas Carroll to Henry Lee was proved and ordered registered.

GRAND JURY being drawn, impannelled and sworn received their charge and
retired, to wit: David Clark, John Stevens, John Bennet, Jacob Herring,
Summers Enzor, James Faison, James Clark, Marmaduke Ryall, Thomas
Register, Jr., Henry Brewer, Joshua Daughtry, John Carrell, Joshua Chesnutt
and Peter Hay.

OVERSEERS: Ordered that David Clark be Overseer of the road in the room
of Felix Bell. Ordered that William Williams be Overseer of the road in
the room of John Wester.

GRIST and SAW MILL: Ordered that Mr. John Beck have leave to erect a
grist and saw mill on his own land across Goshen Swamp.

COURT PROCEDURE: Ordered that all appeals be tried on Wednesday, the 3rd
day of court, and that the Clerk issue notice to all persons concerned.

BLACKMAN ESTATE: Ordered that Mrs. Drusilla Blackman, widow of Stephen
Blackman, deceased, be allowed 40 pounds out of the estate for the maintenance
of her four children, to wit: Sarah, Jacob, Price and Nancy.

DREW ORPHAN: Mr. Benjamin Turner came into court and prayed that Willis
Drew, an orphan lad about 17, be indentured to him till he arrives to the
age of 20, to learn him to read and write, and the art and mystery of a
house carpenter, and that he enter into bond with John Turner, security,
for 500 pounds for the faithful discharge of the said order.

LITTLE COHARY: Ordered that the following persons: John Parker, Sr.,
Thomas Owens, Luke Parker, Burrell Dunn, Sessum Parker, Lewis parker,
Josiah Carter, Thomas Bullard, Elijah Fisher, Philip Magee, John Fisher,
william Fowler, Hilliam Owens, Lewis Caudle, Owen Owens, Josiah Hall,
Charles Hall, Henry Davis, John Hall, Thomas Frazer, Barnabas Hall, James
Davis, Jesse Davis, Willis Magee and Thomas Parker work and clear up
Little Cohary from the upper corner of Lewis Holmes' up to Parker's Bridge
for boats and rafts, and that Nicholas parker, Esquire, be overseer of
said hands.

BUCHANNAN ESTATE: Rachel Buchannam, executrix of the will of Samuel
Buchannan, deceased, returned into this court an additional inventory of
said deceased estate. Ordered that it be filed in the Clerk's office.

CHILD: James Hutson, who stands charged with having begotten a bastard
child on the body of Rhodey Stricklin, came into court and offered for his
security Bennet Hill and Willis West to indemnify the parrish.

PATROLS: Ordered that Simon McClendon, William Williams and Charles Snell
be patrols for capt. Oates' District.

NEW JUSTICE: Mr. John House came into court and was qualified as a Justice
of the Peace, and took his seat.

GRIST MILL: Mr. Daniel Hicks hath leave to build a public grist mill on
his own land across Turkey Swamp.

MERRIT ORPHAN:Jacob Herring, to whom William Merrit, a bastard child,
was bound as an orphan, came into court and prayed to be exempt from the
future maintenance and support of said child and his bond be given up,
which was granted. Ordered therefore that he render unto this court the
indenture of said child at our next court in November.

CHILD: Susanna Merrit came into court and refused to declare the reputed
father of her bastard child. Ordered that she enter into bond for 100
pounds to indemnify the county and parishners from it being in any ways
chargeable, and offers Robert Merrit, Sr., and Absolom Merrit as sureties.

CHILD: ordered that Zilpha Hair be allowed four pounds out of the estate
of James Anderson for four succeeding years in order to aid in support of
a bastard child which he begot on the body of the aforesaid, and that he
pay the aforesaid sum annually.

DEED from David Lee to David Lee, Jr., for 200 acres proved by oath of
Jesse Lee; from_William Ball to Willis West for 50 acres proved by oath of
George Lassiter; from Jacob Chesnutt to Joshua chesnutt for 240 acres;
from Jonathan Fryer to Jacob Chesnutt for 104 acres; from Jesse Ward to
William Westbrook for 300 acres; from John Pridgen to John Vann for 130
acres proved by oath of Peter Hay; from Archibald Carraway to Joseph Cartey
for 192 acres proved by oath of James Oates; from Ezekiel Slocumb to
Jacob Brown for 221 acres proved by oath of William King; from Stephen
King to James Blackman for 115 acres; from Joshua Rich to John Morgan for
200 acres proved by oath of Fleet Cooper; from Marmaduke Ryal to John Fort
for 125 acres proved by oath of Fleet Cooper; from Samuel Stricklin to
William Westbrook for 120 acres proved by Jesse Hard; from John Fort to
Biggers Mobley for 125 acres; from Absolom Kinsey to Stephen King for 50
acres was proved by oath of Micajah Frazier; frgm Samuel Sellers to
Nothiel Merrit for 100 acres was proved by oath of John Register; from
Michael Murphrey to Southy Turlington for 49 acres proved by the oath of
Elisha Turlington; from Jesse Pope to William Wiggins for 125 acres was
proved by oath of Joseph Scott; and from Noah Barefoot to Robert Vick for
170 acres was proved by oath of Jesse Lee. All these deeds were ordered
to be registered.

BILL of SALE from Jesse Jernigan to Nehemiah Scott was proved by the oath
of Claborn Ivey and ordered to be registered.

PARKER ORPHAN: capt. Laban Tatum came into court and prayed that John
parker, an orphan boy about 12 years of age, be bound unto him till he
reaches 21, to learn him to read and wri te and the art and mystery of a
cooper's trade. Ordered that Laban Tatum enter into bond for 200 pounds.
He offers William Robertson as his surety.

GRAND JURY was impannelled, sworn and retired: Byus Boykin, foreman; William
Dollar, Peregren Johnston, Joshua Bass, Osburn Holley, Jesse Jernigan,
Francis Hill, William Jackson, Nothiel Merrit, John Chesnutt, Jacob
Chesnutt, Neil Culbreath, Joel Stevens, all under the care of Alexander
Carrell, Constable.

ADJOURNMENT: The court then adjourned till tomorrow 10 o'clock.

about the amount in his hands, the amount of property and interest being
12 pounds. An order of the court for 12 pounds was granted in favor of
the said John Peterson.

SESSUMS ESTATE: Mary Sessums, widow of Richard Sessums, deceased, came
into court and prayed administration on the estate which was granted. Ordered
she enter into bond for 500 pounds and she offers for security
Thomas Bullard and Josiah Carter. Then she came into court and returned an
inventory of the estate. Ordered that Mary Sessums sell the perishable
property and report her proceedings to the next court.

BARFOOT ESTATE: John Bryan, Esquire, returned into court an inventory of
the estate of Isabel Barfoot, deceased, which was filed.

BALL ESTATE: Enoch Vann returned into court an additional account of sales
of the estate of \villiam Ball, deceased.

WORK EXEMPT: Ordered that Phillip Magee be exempted from work on the river
or roads in this county in the future.

COUNTY LINE SURVEY: Ordered that John Treadwell be allowed 24 shillings as
commissioner to run a line adding part of New Hanover county to Sampson.

CHILD: James Anderson was convened before this court being charged with
begettlng a bastard child on the body of Elizabeth Goodman. Ordered that
he enter into bond of 200 pounds to keep said child from becoming in
anyway chargeable to this county. He offered Willis ivest and Sessums
Parker as security.
ADJOURNMENT: The court adjourned till tomorrow 10 o'clock.

15 November 1797, Wednesday

The court met according to adjournment. The worshipful Thomas Sewell,
David Bunting, John Beck, James Marley and Sessums parker, Esquires,
present.

TAXABLES: Thomas Sewell, Esquire, returned to court the list of taxables
of Capt. Butler's Company.

TAX RATES: Ordered that the county tax for 1797 be 18 shillings (pence?)
on each poll and 18 pence on every 300 acres of land.

IVEY ESTATE: Ordered that Thomas Ivey, late sheriff, be allowed in his
settlement with the County Treasurer 6 pounds, 4 shillings and 8 pence and
on his pUblick tax 3 pounds, 14 shillings and 10 pence.

ADJOURNMENT: Then the court adjourned till tomorrow 10 o'clock.

16 November 1797, Thursday

The court met according to adjournment. The worshipful David Dodd, Thomas Sewell, Samuel Slocumb, David Bunting and Sessums Parker, Esquires, present.

 

Source: Court Minutes

Written: 1792-1795 16 May 1792

Deed of CHARLES CHESTNUT, SR. to MORRIS DICKSON for 116 acres was proved in open court and ordered to be registered. 11 Nov. 1795 Deed of MAURICE DICKSON to SAMUEL PHILLIPS fore 192-1/2 acres proved by ENOCH HERRING. 11 Nov. 1795 JACOB CHESTNUT Jr. came into court and prayed leave to build a publick grist mill on his land that of MORRIS DICKSON across the Broad River.

 

Sept. 1, 1808

Edenton Gazette September 1, 1808

The following gentlemen have been elected to the General Assemly in the late election: Sampson County -- JOHN BLACKMAN, Senate; JESSE DARDEN and WILLIAM KING, Commons.

Carolyn Shank

Aug. 24, 1819

Edenton Gazette August 24, 1819

ELECTION OF 1819 SAMPSON COUNTY JAMES HOLMES, Senate; ---- SELLERS and ---- SUTTON, Commons.

North Carolina Journal

November 22, 1826

SUPERIOR COURT OF CUMBERLAND -- Our Court is still in session. On Friday last came on the trial of DICK, a slave belonging to MR. WOLF of Sampson County, charged with the commission of a rape upon the person of a young white female. He was ingeniously and ably defended by LOUIS D. HENRY and ROBERT STRANGES, ESQS. The facts were proven to the satisfaction of the Jury, who on Saturday morning returned into Court with the verdict of guilty .-- The sentece of the Court was returned by JUDGE NORWOOD on Monday morning in a brief, but forcible and feeling manner. DICK is to be hanged in Cumberland County on the 9th of December. WM. T. PARKS was tried on Monday on a charge of perjury and was convicted. A motion was made yesterday for a new trial, but the opinion of the Court had not been pronounced when our paper went to press. The Case of the State Bank vs the Securites of RICHARD RAIFORD, late Cashier of the Fayetteville Branch of the Bank, will be taken up this day. HENRY SEAWELL, JAMES TAYLOR and GAVIN HOGG, ESQS. are Counsel for the Bank, while WILLIAM GASTON, JOHN D. TOOMER and L. D. HENRY, ESQS., appear for the Securities.

 

Charlotte Journal

Aug. 20, 1842 August 20, 1842

Sampson County -- THOMAS BOYKIN, Senate; E. C. GAVIN, JOHN HERRING, Commons

 

Jan. 11, 1850

Charlotte Journal January 11, 1850

SUPREME COURT -- This Tribunal met in Raleigh on Monday, all the Judges in attendance. The following gentlemen have been admitted to Court Practice: Sampson County -- S. E. WILLIAMS and O. M. LEE.

Carolyn Shank
Patents

Thurs. Oct. 20, 1859

North Carolina Argus October 20, 1859

BOLD R. HOOD of Clinton has received a patent for improvement of plows.

Carolyn Shank
   
Google Patents is the source for the next seven patent applications. http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=YMpGAAAAEBAJ&dq=Sampson+County+North+Carolina  

Method of identifying animals via universal identification scheme James S. Payne et al

Patent number: 6323771
Filing date: Apr 7, 2000
Issue date: Nov 27, 2001

The present disclosure involves a method of identifying animals involving the use of a universal identification scheme capable of identifying individual animals anywhere in the world such that data may collected for the animals over their entire life cycle.

Inventors: James S. Payne, John M. Semmer, John P. Weiser

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DESIGN FOR A CABINET JOHN D. BUTLER

Patent number: D33195
Filing date: Jul 14, 1900
Issue date: Sep 11, 1900

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TALLY-MACHINE W. BUTLER

Patent number: 1247635
Filing date: Feb 27, 1914
Issue date: Nov 27, 1917

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COTTON-CHOPPER AZZERIAH D. EZZELL

Patent number: 696321
Filing date: Jan 13, 1902
Issue date: Mar 25, 1902

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PLANT-PROTECTOR LEONARD J. MERRIMAN

Patent number: 617034
Filing date: May 28, 1898
Issue date: Jan 3, 1899

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BIRD-CALL HARDY II

Patent number: 626827
Filing date: Jul 22, 1898
Issue date: Jun 13, 1899

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IMPROVEMENT IN WATER-WHEELS Armstrong et al.

Patent number: 4963
Issue date: Feb 1847

Inventor: GEOKGE W. ARMSTRONG

Patent number: 31217
Issue date: Jan 29, 1861

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HAT-BRIM RICHARD ALEXANDER THRATT

Patent number: 819324
Filing date: Apr 10, 1905
Issue date: May 1906

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(End of Google Patents)
 
Administrator's Sale

Source: The Standard Of Raleigh Of Aug. 14, 1861

Written: August 13, 1861 Recorded: August 14, 1861

The Standard of Raleigh of Aug. 14, 1861 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR ASSETS BY A degree of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Sampson County, the undersigned as Adm'r of CHARLES A. HARRISON will proceed to sell at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh on the 28th day of Sept., A.D., 1861, the following real estate, viz: one lot in the City of Raleigh known in the plan of said City as Lot No. 224, on which is situated a dwelling house. Also at the Court House door in town of Clinton, on the 1st day of October, the following land, viz.: the interest of sd. CHARLES A. HARRISON in one entry of land of 100 acres, entered by CURTIS GILBERT, adjoining the lands of J.R. BEAMAN, RICHARD WARREN, and JOHN GILBERT. Terms of Sale -- Twelve months credit, with interest from date, purchasers giving notes with approved security. August 13, 1861 J. R. BEAMAN, ADM'R and COMMR.

Carolyn Shank
Vestry Minutes 1785-1824
Donna Sherron
Vestry Minutes ( Wardens of the poor) Sampson Co. NC
1785-1824 C.R. 087 927.1

The wardens for the county of Sampson ,that Recording to adjournment the 15th
Day of May 1804.

Ann Royall was bid off by Holly Strickland at L 11.19.

William Crus was bid off by William Strickland at 9-15.

May 4, 1805

Ann Ryals set up for the term of 12 months and was bid off by Holly Strickland.

William Scenes set up for 12 months and was bid off by William Strickland.

William Davis bid off by Holly Strickland.

Aug. term 1816

Ordered that Thomas Strickland, be allowed the sum of $30 for keeping Betsy Fadger, 30
days and burying her in the year 1816.

Nov. term 1816

Ordered that Jesse Strickland, be allowed the sum of $3 for carrying an infant to Johnston Co.
Feb. 1819

Ordered that Jesse Strickland be allowed the sum of $5 for keeping Delila Jones one month
and caring her to Sampson Co. Court House in the year 1819.

MY NOTE: The saying "was bid off" means some one that was living in the Poor House was
bid for work for 1 day or so.

West Family Voter Registration

Fran West Powell
    1902 Dismal Township
    West,Lonnie E. 23 Noel West NC 10-25-1902

    1902 Hall's Township
    West,Handy H. 38 Jno. H. West NC 10-23-1902

    1902 Herring Township
    West, Ichobed C. 83 voter NC 10-11-1902
    West, Atlas 28 Uriah West NC 10-18-1902

    1906 Honeycutt Township
    West, G. R. 22 J.H. West NC 10-24-1906

    1902 Little Coharie Township
    West, A.P. 28 Noah S. West NC 10-25-1902

    1902 Mingo Township
    West, Hardy 40 W. H. West NC 10-10-1902
    West, Lee B. 32 Wm. H. West NC 10-15-1902
    West, Annia T. 25 Jno. H. West NC 10-15-1902
    West, Allen M. 33 Wm. A. West NC 10-18-1902
    West, Henry M. 27 W. A. West NC 10-18-1902
    West, Wm. A. 67 voter NC 10-23-1902
    West, A. B. 32 J. H. West NC 10-23-1902
    West, J. M. 30 W. A. West NC 10-23-1902

    1906 Mingo Township
    West, Nathan T. 21 Hardy West NC 10-10-1906

    1908 Mingo Township
    West, William C. 30 W. A. West NC 5-9-1908
    West, H. H. 46 J. H. West NC 10-24-1908
    West, J. D. 39 J. H. West NC 10-24-1908

    1906 North Clinton Township
    McLoud, W. J. 36 James West NC 10-6-1906

    1902 Taylors Bridge Township
    West, Albert 59 Alexander West NC 10-17-1902
    West, Adolphus D. 35 Alexander West NC 10-17-1902
    West, Gipson 58 Alexander West NC 10-18-1902
    West, Wm. J. 25 Alexander West NC 10-22-1902
    West, Jas. P. 27 Alexander West NC 10-22-1902

    1908 Taylors Bridge Township
    Maynor, Council P. 29 Alex West NC 5-2-1908
    Maynor, Lucas T. 26 Alex West NC 5-2-1908

    1902 Turkey Township
    West,W.J. 52 Wm.West NC 10-4-1902
    West,Z.B. 47 Noah West NC 10-11-1902
    West,N.C. 23 Noah West NC 10-11-1902

    1906 Turkey Township
    West,L.Y. 21 Noah West NC 10-20-1906

    1908 Turkey Township
    West,L.H. 33 Noel West NC 5-5-1908
    West,J.T. 21 Noah West NC 5-16-1908
    West,L.H. 33 Noah West NC 10-24-1908
    West,J.G. 21 Noah West NC 10-24-1908

    1902 Westbrooks Township
    West,Roscoe R. 28 Henry C.West NC 10-2-1902
    West,Henry C. 55 I.C.West NC 10-3-1902
    West,Alman 31 Ganey West NC 10-4-1902
    West,W.D. 37 Lloyd West NC 10-4-1902
    West,C.R. 33 Lloyd West NC 10-11-1902
    West,J.A. 25 Jno.A.West NC 10-11-1902
    West,R.A. 26 Jno.A.West NC 10-11-1902
    West,Joseph F. 28 Lloyd West NC 10-13-1902
    West,Uriah 69 voter NC 10-18-1902
    West,Chatcham 24 Ransom West NC 10-18-1902
    West,Luther B. 24 Allen West NC 10-21-1902
    West,J.F. 28 Handy West NC 10-21-1902
    West,Young A. 55 Young A.West NC 10-22-1902
    West,Jno.D. 33 Jno.H.West NC 10-25-1902

    1906 Westbrooks Township
    West,Atlas 33 Uriah West NC 10-12-1906
    West,Thad 21 Uriah West NC 10-20-1906

 

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