P. 208, 10 February 1770,
Joseph George & Ellener
George of
Orange to James George, planter, of same, ten
pounds, 80 1/2 acres, begin at 3 small hicories on
old line N & S on E side, along old former line N to cor.
red oak & hicory, W along the former line to a cor. post oak, S along a line of marked trees to a post oak
cor., E to first station, plantation whereon James
George now lives; signed: Joseph (X) George, Ellener George;
witness: John Page, Abrose [sic] George; proved April
Term 1770 by Page.
P. 209, 10 February 1770,
Joseph George & Ellener
George of
Orange to Ambrose George of same, ten pounds, 150
acres, begin at an oak stump in the upper cor. of the
plantation, along old line to a cor. post oak & 2
small hicories, E following a line of marked trees 5
outs to a cor. small stooping hicory
& white oak in the Low Ground, N a line of marked trees to a cor. post oak & small h1cory on the former line, along
line to first station, includes plantation whereon Joseph George now lives;
signed: Joseph (X) George, Ellen George; witness: John Page, James George;
proved April Term 1770 by Page
May Court 1774
Page 296 – Samuel Landrum to Joseph
Alston 1050 a
Wit: James
George
William Petty
Alexander Clark
appointed Overseer of the road from the Court house to the great Branch of Dry Creek in the room of James George & that the hands
Contiguous thereto and that formerly worked thereon, work on the same under the
said Alex'r Clark, Overseer.
9 August 1774
Alexander Clark appointed
overseer of the road from the fork opposite to William Pettys
to the Horse pen Lick Spring and
that the following hands work on the same Viz. James George,
James Prince, William George, John
Page, William Roland, Deberry Chapman, Thomas Watts, James Stewart, John Mullis, William Stewart,
Charles Stewart and Joseph Hackney.
May 1775
"A road laid out the best way from Chatham Courthouse
into the road
leading to the Redfield ford, near Hannah Poes
and that any twelve of the
following persons be a Jury to lay out the same Viz. Wm. Petty, Benja. Watt,
James Massey*, James
George, James Petty, Mial Scurlock, John
Stewart, Robert
Marsh, George Herndon,
Joseph Fooshe,
James Stewart, William Dillard, Robert
Rutherford, Alexander Clark and Herculis Henderson."
* married to Jane
Poe, daughter of Simon Poe, SR
23 June 1775
Page 73
A road be laid out the best way from Chatham Courthouse into
the road leading to the Redfield ford, near Hannah Poes
and that any twelve of the following persons be a Jry
to lay out the same Vis. William Petty, Benjamin Watts, James Massey*,
p. 76
28 September 1775
James George to Richard Kennon –
100 pds – 100 a. on Robertson’s Creek – including the
Wit: William Clark James
George
George Herndon
Nov., 1775
"The Grand Jury sworn in, Viz:
Robert Rutherford, foreman,
William
Clark, William Lasiter, Richard Bohannon, James George, Wm.
Petty, Tobias
Rogers, Joshua Rosser,
James Stewart, Thomas Lasiter, William DILLARD,
Josiah
Lyons, Thomas Roberson, Bnj. Harris, John DILLARD, and Edmund Waddill"
Pg. 83
15 November 1775
The order of the
14 May 1776
p. 87
Deed from Benjamin Watts
to James George ack’d
P. 83 - 14
May 1776 - Benjamin Watts to James George - 150 pds. 100 a. on Robertsons Creek - tract whioh
was purchased by Benjamin Watts from David Griffen
the other he purchased of Charles Clanton.
Wit: Richd. Kennon Benjamin Watts
14 May 1777
Pg. 95
The
following persons or any twelve of them be appointed a Jury. to layout a road
from the Seven Island road near James Georges to
Hannah Poes the best way Viz. Thomas
Roberson, James George, William Petty, James Massey,
Charles Stewart, Richard Kennon,
James Petty, Robert Mash (Marsh?), Joseph
Fooshe,
John Petty, John Stewart, Ambrose George, Robert Rutherford,
William Dillard, George Herndon, Wm.
Malone, Charles Morgan.
14 November
1777
pg. 133
Any twelve
of the following persons be a Jury to layout a road from out of the road that
leads to Williams's ferry (from the Court house) into
the road that leads from the Seven Islands
road to Stinking Creek Viz.
William Howard
Charles Morgan, James Massey,
George Dismukes,
George Herndon, William Petty, Robert Mash (Marsh?), Charles Stewart, James Williams,
Alexander Clark, Richard Straughan,
William Sanders, James Poe, Joseph Fooshe, Herculis Henderson
and James George.
13 MaY
1778
Pg. 142Charles
Morgan appointed overseer of the road
from the Court house to the 7. Islands in the room of James George.
Pg. 143
George Dismukes appointed overseer of the road in
the room of Charles Morgan.
STEWART - Deed Bk. B., 1775-1778
pg. 130, Aug. 8, 1778
John Stewart to Charles Stewart, for 100 pds. 350 acres on the S. side of haw
River, near James Masseys*
fence, joining Thomas Branton, Joseph Fooshe
and Thos. Braxton. The land includes the plantation where Charles Stewart now
lives.
John Stewart
Barbara Stewart
Wit:
James George
James Brantly
*
James Massey was married to Jane Poe, daughter of Simon Poe, SR.
13 August 1778
Pg. 157. The following person appointed to sere as Jurors at
the
Feb., 1779 " The
following hands work on the road leading from the Court house
to the middle of the
Banks, Aggu Arringtons,
Younger Neal (Oneals),
Benj'n Hogwood's, Tho's Arringtons's,
Rich'd Rendle's,
William Sander's, James Price's, John Petty,
Reuben Petty's,
Spencer Stewart's, Jos. Stewart's and William Petty's Jack, Mathew Dunkin &
John
Dunkin's & Geo. Herndon's under William DILLARD who is
overseer of the same."
p. 320
1 July 1779
State of NC to William
Petty … 640 a. on the Green Branch the Meadow Branch and Petty’s
Branch – joins James George, Stewarts Corner, his old line and Massey’s Corner.
pg. 399, Jan 15, 1780
James Petty and Martha his wife sell to Roger
Griffith, for 4000 pds, two tracts of land adjoining,
on Robersons Creek, joins James George,
Thomas
roberson, Ambrose George,
James Pettys old Survey and Ambrose Petty
James Petty Jr.
Martha (R) Petty
Wit:
Drury Harrington
Whitmill (X) Harrington
Page 417
16 June 1780 – George
Herndon to John Petty –
6000 punds – 160 a. on the North side of
Wit. Zacharia Harman* George
Herndon
James George
*
Joseph Poe, son of David Poe, son of Simon Poe, JR, married Frances “Fanny”
Harman. Mary Poe, daughter of Joseph Poe married James Green Caudle.
James
Poe, son of Simon Poe, JR, married Sarah Petty.
13 November 1781
Pg. 3A - The following person appointed to Lay off a
road to the best way from the Redfield foard to
Joseph Hackney's spring Viz. Joseph Fooshee*,
James Howard,
* married to Jane Poe, daughter
of Simon Poe, SR
Page 418
3 October
1782 – James George to William Howard – 50 pds.
Specie – 50 a. it being part of a tract of land granted to Charles Clanton then Orange Co,
Wit. A. Ramsey James
George
Ja. Williams
28 May 1782
Pg. 17A. The following persons summoned to lay off
the Road from the Red field ford to the Horse pen lick spring, Viz., Robert Marsh, Younger
Neal (Neel in the record),
* married to Jane Poe, daughter
of Simon Poe, SR
2 February 1784
Pg. 56A
Pg. 56B
Grand Jury Sworn as Follows to Wit, William Clark, FM, James George, Joseph Crump, Robert Cobb, David Sellers, Dvais Parrish, John Avent, Ambrose George, George Kirk, ____ (water spot) Harris, Grey Barbee, Luke Bynum, William Griffen, Joseph Hinton, William Petty, Senr.
12 May 1783
Grand Jury Sworn as Follows to Wit,
Isaac Brooks, Foreman, William Graves, William Petty, James Petty, Thomas Brooks, Spencer Steward, John
Petty, James Massey*, Henry Bray, Thomas Adams, Gedion Goodwin, James George,
Ishum Gunter
and Nichlas Queshenberry
* married to
Jane Poe, daughter of Simon Poe, SR
8 November 1784
Pg. 84B
Deed from John Doan (Done) &
Elizabeth his Wife to Thomas D___ (water spot)
Deed from Benjamin Watts & Francis his wife to Edward Bray Ack’d.
Pg. 85A
The following hands (to Wit) Work on
the Road from the Barracks ___ (water spot) Ch____ Hornidays
– Thomas Dowdy, ____ Dowdy, George Dowdy, John Berry, Arthur Whithead, ___les
Barrington, John Whitehead, Samuel Stewart, Adam Stewart, James Stewart,
Nathaniel McPherson, James George,
William George, Stephen Rogers Sen’r Stephen Rogers Jun’r,
William Rogers and John Vestal.
11 November 1784
Pg. 92A
The following persons Jurors to the
May 1792
p. 161
James
George appointed overseer of the Road
from Chamesses to the Barracks in Room of Samuel
Stewart.