Monday, December 30, 2019

Montgomery County NC Wills, Estates #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

Montgomery County Wills and Estates

The county was formed in 1779 from Anson County. It was named after Richard Montgomery, an American Revolutionary War General who was killed in 1775 while attempting to capture Quebec City, Canada. Later, in 1841 the part of Montgomery County west of the Pee Dee River became Stanly County.
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Indexes to Probate Records
Wills and Estates 1868 to 1905
Images of Wills and Estates 1843 to 1868
Alexander, Robert |Andrews, Wilson |Batton, James |Blake, Joseph |Boles, Benjamin |Boyd, Robert |Brenton, William |Butts, William |Chisholm, Malcolm |Christian, John |Clark, Sarah |Crawford, William |Dell, Benjamin |Delmonte, Henry | Elliot, James |Elliot, NelsonGaines, James |Gaines, John |Green, Joel |Green, Robert |Hall, William | Harris, Elizabeth | Hicks, Joshua | Martin, Angus | McArthur, Martin | McCallum, Edward | McCallum, Malcolm | McCauley, John | McCauley, Kenneth | McLennon, Kenneth | McLennon, Roderick | McLeod, Christian | McRae, Alexander | McRae, Calvin | Merrett, Sally | Monroe, Daniel | Parker, Garret | Parker, Mary | Parson, Nancey | Pool, Colwell | Reynolds, Nicholas | Rush, Benjamin | Russell, Joseph | Simmons, James | Simmons, Pleasant | Smithson, Joseph | Steele, John | Taylor, Thomas | Thompson, Elisha | Wilson, Joseph | Wright, Edward | Yarborough, Joanna
Images of Wills and Estates 1868 to 1905
Baldwin, Hiram | Baldwin, Rebecca | Barringer, E. G. L. | Batten, Eliza Ann | Batten, James | Benton, David | Boroughs, John | Brown, John | Burton, James | Burkhead, John F. | Byrd, James | Cagle, Rhoda | Cagle, Sarah | Callicott, P. C. | Chambers, Mary | Chandler, C. W. | Chandler, Kendrick | Christian, Eliza | Christian, Wyatt | Clark, Sarah | Coggins, Abraham | Coggins, B. T. | Coggin, Nancy Cathrine Cook, John | Cornielson, Goodman | DeBerry, Benjamin | DeBerry, Margaret | DeBerry, Mima | DeBerry W. G. | Denton, Dison | Dunn, Juriah | Ellis, W. R. | Ewing, John | Ewing, J. W. | Frasier, Pleasant | Freeman, Amy | Gillis, Martin | Green, Jackson | Green, James M. | Green, Peter, colored | Green, Samuel | Halstead, John | Hamilton, I. J. | Hamilton, William | Hardiston, Ezekiel | Harper, Mary | Harris, Bansey | Harris, Mary | Harris, Wiley | Harris, W. T. | Haywood, William | Henley, Joshua | Hicks, Melissa | Hill, Eliza | Hill, William | Hudson, William | Hulin, Nancy | Human, Vicy | Kearns, C. S. | Kearns, Mary | Kellum, Elizabeth Ann | Lassiter, William | Ledbetter, Henry W. | Little, Benjamin F. | Livingston, E. T. R. | Lucas, Louisa | Ludwig, Martha | Mann, Edward | Martin, Angus | Martin, Daniel | Mason, John | McAulay, James | McCaskill, Hugh | McCaskill, Sarah | McCollum, Edward | McCollum, Neill | . . . more . . .

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Monday, December 23, 2019

Images of Moore County NC Wills, Estates #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneers

Moore County Wills, Estates, Court Minutes

Moore County was formed in 1785 from Cumberland County. It was named after Alfred Moore, an officer in the American evolutionary War and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Later, during 1907 parts of Moore County and Chatham County were combined to form Lee County.
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Court Minutes

August 1782

November 1784

February 1785

May 1785

August, 1785

November, 1785

May, 1786

August, 1786

February, 1787

May, 1787

Images of Moore County Wills and Estates, Volume A, 1783 to 1818
Alston, Phillip | Andrew, Adam | Barker, John | Barrett, William | Bettis, Elisha | Blue, Duncan | Brits, Benjamin | Bruce, Alexander | Buchanan, Susannah | Buice, Daniel | Cagle, Henry | Cagle, John | Cameron, Donald | Cameron, John | Campbell, Charles | Coles, James | Coles, Joseph | Coles, Martha | Coles, Thomas | Davis, Ralph | Davis, William | Dunn, Ruth | Dye, Nancy | Frazer, Josiah | Gilbert, Joseph | Gilchrist, Malcolm | Graham, Donald | Gunter, John | Hancock, Robert | Hancock, William | Harris, Joshua | Huckabee, John | Jackson, Christian Jackson, John | Johnson, Robert | Kannedy, Ellender | Kellen, Adam | Kellen, Sarah | Kelly, Hugh | Kennys, John | Lawfers, John | Lawrence, Patrick | Maples, Sarah | McCallum, Duncan | McDonald, Angus | McDonald, Daniel | McDonalds, John | McDugald, Donald | McGee, Joseph | McIntosh, Alexander | McIntosh, Duncan | MacKinnons, Charles | McLeod, Alexander | McLeod, Donald | McLeod, Nancy | McMillans, Alexander | McMillin, Angus | Merret, James | Moore, Edward | Morgan, John | Newton, Nicholas | Northington, John | Patterson, Daniel | Patterson, John | Patterson, Richard | Patterson, William | Pegram, William | Person, Samuel | Peters, John | Peterson, Duncan | Peterson, Malcolm | Phillip, John | Rammage, Darius | Ray, James | Reynolds, Thomas | Richardson, William | Riddle, James | Robeson, Elizabeth | Russell, Michael | Sexton, Peter | Shields, Benjamin | Shilling, John | Smith, Neil | Spink, Lewis | Street, Richard | Thomas, Leo | Thomas, Leonard | Tyson, Aaron | Tyson, Cornelius | Tyson, James | Tyson, Thomas | Watson, William | Wickers, Benjamin | Wickers, David | Williams, George | Williamson, John
Images of Moore County Wills and Estates, Volume B, 1818 to 1852
Arnold, Solomon | Baker, John | Bethune Allen Black, Archibald | Black, Daniel | Blue, Angus | Blacks, Hugh | Black, John | Brown, Mary Cameron, John | Carroll, John | Cheek, Joab | Cheek, Richard | Clark, Archibald | Cox, Henry | Curry, Archibald | Curry, Lachlin | Dalrympels, James | Dalrympels, John | Denson, Sarah | Drakes, Benten | Ducksworth, Hallah | Ferguson, Murdock | Fry, Thomas | Glascock Julius | Hancock, William | Harden, Abigail | Harrington, Thomas | Hight, Jonathan | James, Samuel | Johnson, Samuel | Judd, William | Kelly, Hugh | Kelly, James | Kidd, Moses | Lashley, Howell Lett, John | Love, Daniel | MacPherson, Martin | Maples, Thomas | Martin, John | Martin, Martin | Martin, William | McCaskill, Kinneth McCauley, William | McCollum, Duncan |

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Monday, December 16, 2019

Images of Nash Co. NC Wills, Estates #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

Nash County Wills and Estates

Nash County was formed in 1777 from Edgecombe County. It was named after Brigadier General Francis Nash, who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Germantown during the Revolutionary War. During 1855, parts of Nash, Edgecombe, Johnston, and Wayne Counties were combined to form Wilson County, North Carolina.

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Indexes to Wills, Estates, Inventories, Distributions, Annual Returns

1778 to 1867
1867 to 1897

Images of Nash County Wills and Estates 1778 to 1867

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Monday, December 9, 2019

New Hanover County NC Wills, Estates, Genealogy #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

New Hanover County Wills, Estates, Maps

New Hanover county was formed in 1729 and known as the New Hanover Precinct of Bath County, being that portion taken from Craven County. During 1734 parts of the precinct became Bladen Precinct and Onslow Precinct. It was named for the House of Hanover. In 1750 the northern part of New Hanover County became Duplin County and during 1764 another part of New Hanover County was combined with part of Bladen County to form Brunswick County. In 1875 the separation of northern New Hanover County went to form Pender County.

New Hanover County Wills and other Records Available to Members of North Carolina Pioneers

Minutes of the Pleas and Quarter Sessions Court 1739-42; 1759-1769
Index to Minutes of the Pleas and Quarter Sessions Court 1739-42; 1759-1769

Maps

1733 New Hanover County Map
1738 New Hanover County Map
1770 Map of Settlers in New Hanover County

Images of Wills, Book C, 1747 to 1858

Index to North Carolina Wills and Estates

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Monday, December 2, 2019

Onslow County NC Wills, Estates #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

Onslow County NC Wills and Estates

The first setters to his area were Europeans and English about 1713 when their original settlements were in what was originally part of the colonial precincts of Carteret and New Hanover. Onslow County was formed in 1734 and was named for the Honorable Arthur Onslow, Speaker of the British House of Commons. After a hurrican in 1752, the county courthouse was relocated from Town Point to Wantland Ferry; this settlement was eventually incorporated in 1842 and named Jacksonville after President Andrew Jackson.

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Wills

Abstracts of Onslow County Wills 1740 to 1760

Images of Onslow County Wills 1790 to 1836 from the Court of Common Pleas

Adamson, George H. - Ambrose, Daniel - Ashford, Butler Askew, Nathan - Askew, Sally - Averett, Jenkin - Averett, Parmela - Averett, Richardl - Barrow, Abraham - Basden, Cordil - Baisden, Jess - Ball, Moses - Barber, John - Barber, Mitchell - Barber, Thomas - Barbour, Nancey - Barefield, Moses - Barrow, Zachariah - Battle, Abner - Bender, Brice = Breec, Cornelius - Brinson, Elizabeth - Brinson, John - Bryant, Benjamin - Burk, Sarah -- Burns, Francis - Cahoon, Daniel - Cahoon, Mary - Capps, Thomas - Cary, John - Cary, Shadrack Cary, Thomas - Coston, Thomas - Cox, Josiah - Craft, Isaac Charles - Davenport, Isaac - Davis, Jeremiah - Davis, Mark - Dixon, Jonathan - Dosson, Robert -- Dudley, Edward - Dudley, Thomas - Dulany, Thomas - Eagerton, Janes - Ennett, Caty - Erexson, JoNathan - Eslick, Frances - Eubanks, Thomas - Farnel, Benjamin - Farnell, Dexter - Ferrand, William - Fields, Jacob - Fields, James - Fields, Moses - Fields, Rebekah - Fisher, John - Foster, William - Foy, James Sr. - French, W. - Gibson, John - Gibson, Thomas - Gibson, William - Giddens, Abraham - Gillespie, Archibald - Gipson, John - Glenn, Thomas - Goodwin, Drury - Grant, Reuben - Gurgamus, Jesse Sr. - Gurgamus, Mosley - Gurgamus, Zachariah - Guthery, Charles - Hadnot, Seth - Hammond, John - Hammond, Martin - Hancock, Zebedee - Hansley, John - Harrel, Wilson - Haskins, Ezekiel - Hawkins, Obediah - Hazard, George -- Henderson, Barnabas - Henderson, Barnabas Jr. - Hibbs, Jonathan - Hill, William - Hinson, F. George -- Hobbs,
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Monday, November 25, 2019

Perquimans County NC Images of Wills, Estates #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

Perquimans County Genealogy Records

Perquimans was formed as early as 1668 as a precinct in Albemarle County. It is located in the northeastern section of the State and is bounded by Albemarle Sound and Chowan, Gates, and Pasquotank counties. In 1779 Gates County was formed in 1779 from Chowan, Perquimans, and Hertford. The dividing line between the counties of Chowan, Perquimans, and Gates was authorized to be established in 1805. Later, during 1814 a boundary line between Perquimans, Chowan, and Gates, was amended by naming a new commissioner, which indicated that the line had not been established at that date. Finally, in 1819 a dividing line was established between Chowan and Perquimans Counties.

Records Available to Members

Marriage Records 1785 to 1805
List of Miscellaneous 1710 to 1933
List of Criminal Actions 1861 to 1948
List of Estates 1873 to 1948; 1956

Perquimans County Images of Estates 1789 to 1827

Anders, Asa; Barrow, John; Boswell, Sarah; Bratten, Nathaniel; Branch, Job; Bunch, Hannah; Bunch, Joshua; Cale, Robert; Charle, Benjamin; Curry, Elizabeth; Curry, James; Elliott, Caleb; Fitterson, Joseph; Fletcher, Joshua; Foster, Mary; Habry, Frederick; Harvey, John; Harwood, Ann; Hatfield, Richard; Hollowell, Willis; Jackson Thomas; Johnson, Joshua; Jones, Ann; Kinyon, Joab; Lamb, Sarah; Mullin, Joseph; Newby, Elizabeth; Newby, Francis; Newby, William; Nixon, John; Parker, Elisha; Parker, John; Parker, William; Parks, Humphrey; Pearce, Joseph; Pearce or Pears, Joseph; Pearce, William; Perry, Benjamin; Perry, Jesse; Pointer, Henry; Price, Benjamin; Reddick, James; Reed, William; Roberts, Benjamin; Roberts, John; Robertson, Benjamin; Robins, Samuel; Rogerson, Janet; Rogerson, Parthena; Sanders, John; Spivey, John; Stafford, Thomas; Stanton, John; Stevenson, Hugh; Sutton, James; Swan, Henry; Thack, Leaven; Tucker, Sarah; Turdy, Joseph; Turner, Joseph; Upton, Thomas; Versry, Joanna; Webb, John; Webb, Penelope; Weeks, Thomas; Weeks, Wilson; Whedbee, Lemuel; White, Margaret; Williams, Nathaniel
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Monday, November 18, 2019

Person County NC WIlls, Estates, Inventories #ncgenealogy #northcarolinapioneerscom

Person County Wills, Estates, Inventories, Administrations, Tax Digests

Person County was first part of Edgecombe County in 1746. Later it was part of Granville, Orange and Caswell Counties. Person County was named after Brigadier General Thomas Person, a Revolutionary War patriot, who was later a trustee of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The county was settled primarily during the 17th century by persons from Scotland, Ireland, England, France (Huguenots) and persons of German origin. Another famous person, Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Moore, Deputy Quartermaster General of the Hillsborough district, also served during the Revolutionary War as the commander of the Person County troops during the Battle of Camden; later taken prisoner and put onboard the prison ship Torbay. His home known as Mt. Tirzah was built ca 1778 and remains upon its original site.

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Indexes to Wills and Estates

1792 to 1797
1801 to 1805

Tax Returns by District

1794

Lawson District
St. James District
St. Lawrence District

1801

Capt. St. Lawrence
Capt. St. Luke
James District

1802

Capt. Gabriel Gunn
Capt. Lawson
Nash District

1803

Capt. Daniels
Capt. Elijah Daniels
Capt. Day
Capt. Gunn
Capt. Lawson
Capt. Witherson

1804

Capt. Atkinson
Capt. Henry Day
Capt. Daniels
Capt. Jones
Capt. William Lee
Capt. Long
Capt. Malery
Capt. Sargent

1805

Capt. Sargent
Capt. Morrow
Capt. Street

1806

Capt. Atkinson
Capt. Day
Capt. Hubbard
Capt. Malone
Capt. Paine
Capt. Sargent
Capt. Street

Images of Person County Wills and Estates 1792 to 1797

Images of Person County Wills and Estates 1797 to 1801

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