Chatham
Co, NC
2
February 1773 -- David Smith to William Poe
- 20 pds - 50 a. being part of a track of land
originally conveyed to Herman Husbands from the Earl of Granville by a pattent bearing date the 11 December 1762 and called Dessolute Meadows - on Loves Creek.
Wit:
Henry
Bray David Smith
Adam
Ramsover Mary
Smith
Job
Ward
1775
Deed:
John Gunter Sr & Richard Gunter Exors of
John Morton, dec'd. to William Poe, proved by
George Herndon.*
*Simon Poe, Jr.'s widow, Sophia (Bradford?), married Stephen
Herndon (see below).
this
is son of Simon Poe, JR
1777 ? Orange County
Abstract of Minutes of Orange County, NC 1777-1778
William Poe (child)
aged 2 years old last may (year?), to be bound
to James Guthrie until he arrives at 21 years.
Land
Entries
No.
774 - Peter Rennolds February 8, 1779 enters
his warrant for 640 a on Little Bruck (spelling? hard
to read my note) Creek beginning William Graves deeded line branch for camp and
including William Poe's improvements
on both sides of said creek
10
April 1779
State
of North Carolina to Richard Straughan - 50
sh. for every 100 a. - 348 a. on the South side of Haw River and both sides of
Cain Island Creek - joins Joseph Stewart, Richard Straughans
land, William Poes
land, John Thomas's land, Cain Island Branch and Band of Haw River.
J.
Glasgow Sec. Rd.
Caswell
Stephen
Poe had son named William
1 July 1779
State of North Carolina to William Poe, Hasting Poe
and Larkin Poe orphans of Stephen Poe Deceased - 50 sh. for every
100 a. - 281 a. on the South side of Haw River - joins said Poes
corner
J. Glasgow Sec. Rd.
Caswell
12
August 1779
Archebald Cain and Patty his wife to Elisha Cain
- 2000 pds. - 375 a. on the Waters of Little Oak -
surveyed 2nd September 1771.
Wit:
William Poe Archebald (A) Cain
William
(X) Cain Patty
(S) Cain
Arthur
(X) Hood
12
August 1779
William
Blyth to Archibald Cain - 2000 pds. - 175 a. on the
West side of Newhope - joins Parker's line.
Wit:
Elisha
Cain Wm. Blyth
William Poe
May
Term 1780 the above deed duly proved in open Court by oath of William Poe Junr. and ordered to be Registered.
20
August 1779
State
of North Carolina to John Thomas 50 sh. for every 100 a. 159 a. joins William Poe, Straughans
corner, the South side of the Cain Island Creek, the Haw River and Widow
Morton.
J.
Glasgow Sec. Rd.
Caswell
13 February 1781
Alexander
Clark and Pheby his wife to James Howard - 4700 pds. - 350 a. - all that tract or parcell
of land whereon Simon Poe formerly
lived - joins Mrs. Hannah Poe, William Poe Junr.
and the land formerly belonging to Morten and Richard Kennon and the land
whereon Younger Neil now lives.
Wit:
John
Auld Alexr. Clark
Jacob
Dardin Pheby (X) Clark
9 October 1783
State of North
Carolina to James Williams 50 sh. for every 100 a. 170 a. on the South side
of Haw River at the mouth of Brooks Creek joins William
Poe and Charles Morgan.
13
November 1784
John
Crawford, Plantar to James Massey, Planter Whereas John Morton
of the County of Chatham being entitled to a fee simple Estate of in and unto a
certain tract of land containing upwards of 100 a. or thereabouts lying on Haw
River on the South Side joins John Thomas, William
Poe, James Howard and William Howard he the sd. John Morton
by his last will and testament made some years ago divided the same to his wife
Ruth during her Widowhood or Marriage and after Marriage or decease to go to
his Children John, William, Polly and Betsey and their Heirs and Whereas
after the making of the said Will the said John Morton departed this life and
his daughter Polly hath since intermarried with the said John Crawford who is
agreeable to the said Will entitles to the reversion of one fourth part of the
before described premises and the said John Crawford hath agreed to sell all
his right title and interest of in and unto the same unto the said James Massey
5 pds. Ό part of the said recited and described
premises (premises not decribed).
Wit:
Stephen
Neal John
Crawford
Pretyman Berry
Bernd
McGuckin
10 May 1785
Roger Griffith high Sheriff of Chatham Co., North Carolina to Samuel Holaday a Writ issued to him you are hereby commanded
that of the goods and Chattels and lands and Tenements of John Lindly in your Bailiwick you cause to be made the sum of
138 pds. 8 sh. and 3 pc. Which lately in the County
Court of pleas and Quarter Sessions Samuel Holaday
recovered against John Lindly sale of a tract of
land Samuel Holaday being the highest bider for the price of 100 pds.
200 a. it being a tract of land conveyed from John Cartret
to George Williams.
Wit: Roget
Griffith
Jas. Scurlock
Page 120
1 May 1786
William Petty to Matthew Jones - 350 pds land - 145 a. beginning at a stake in George Lucases line
running West 2 feet around the town till it intersects with the line thou? Zachariah Harman, and his wife, Rebeckah's deed granted to William Petty thence along that
line to John Cotton's line and round the various lines to the first station
William (W) Petty (his mark)
'Wit: Roger Griffith
William Poe
see usgenweb CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - CENSUS - 1790 Census, Hillsborough District1790 census North Carolina Chatham County Hillsborough District 1st # free white males 16 year upwards and head of families 2nd # free white males under 16 years 3rd # free white females and head of families 4th # all other free persons 5th # slavesPoe, Wm 1-2-4-0-0
Chatham
County
Will Book A, Page 25
(just after a record
dated 11 February 1800)
Sale of Estate of William Poe,
deceased
Buyers were:
Thomas Watson -
bell; colt
Susannah
Poe -
cow, cow, cow, cow and calf, powdering tub, stand, two chairs, flax wheel,
large wheel, pair wool cards, pari cotton cards,
sifter, sixteen books, candlestick, curry comb, four knives, five forks,
kettle, oven and hooks, loom , bell, two slays and harness, plow, hoe, hoe,
mattock, axe, axe, scythe, feather bed, half bed, dresser furniture, table, set
gears, tub, half bushel, churn, gray mare, two gimblets,
set of spools, bridle, half beehive, two clevises, saw
Heath Hart - cow
William Campbell - cow;
axe
John Bray - hand saw, adze and inshave; nine lasts
Robert Howell - heifer
Henry Bray, Sr - cow, bull; mattock;
saddle; pot rack; pitch fork; two sheep
John Smith, Jr - gun
Henry Bray, Jr - bell; set spools
John Graves - three
sheep; set plow gears
Alexander Wilson
- horse
Moses Sprinkles - iron
wedge, flat iron, two sickles; loom; scythe; hatchet
Samuel Barker - pair
double trees; bee hive; saddle
John Johnson - nine
barrels of corn
William Allen - pot and
hooks; cow hide
Robert Stinson - five
yearling barrows, shovel plow
William Wilkerson - top
stack
Benjamin Murray -
shoemaker tools
Henry Bray,
Administrator
Susannah
Poe, Administratrix
1800
Will Book A, page 14
No Date
Sale of the Estate of James
Patterson, deceased
Buyers were:
among many others (I've
listed those with last names that I know have a marriage to, or other
connection to, the Poe name)
George Dismukes - 10 pair stirrup irons, table, writing
desk
John Ramsey -
six pair stirrup irons, six pair spectacles, yard silk, trumpet and twist, tea
tray, four bowls, dish, landscape, looking glass, pair cart wheels, wheel
barrow, five dozen buttons, case instruments
Thomas Harrington -
seven yard linen, seven yard calico, cow and yearling
John Caudle - two
yards superfine cloth
Phill Harrington - two hat
bands, trunk, spinning wheel, cow, two dozen shirt buttons
William Patterson -
stock, table, loom, clock, spinning wheel, dutch oven,
pot, tea kettle, half dozen hoes, bay mare, bay mare
James Massey -
seven books
Joseph Howard - two
negro children
John Ramsey - James, a
negro fellow
John Petty -
still
James Petty - chisel
William Hackney
- two handkerchiefs, mattock
Hana Straughn -
four plains
George Saunders
(see Saunders as neighbor of Samuel Poe in Essex County)
William
Poe -
phaeton
Mat Ramsee
(Ramsey) - dutch fan
Lee Foushee
- gray mare
R. Straughan (Straughn) - pair old cart wheels
James Ramey,
Administrator
James Howard,
Administrator
W. Warden,
Administrator
WILKES
COUNTY
1787 Census
John Poe:1 male 21-60, 2 male
(under 21 and above 60), 2 female all ages
William Poe: 1 male 21-60, 3 females all ages
William Powe (6) 2m<16,
1m>16; 3 f
Note: Aaron Kennedy between these
entries
John Powe (5) 2m>16; 1m<16; 2 f
1795 William Poe
enters 50 ac. In Wilkes Co. on waters of Big Elking
R. border: Benjamin Herndons. N. Corner [line _____ lined out]; includes my
barn.
1795 William Poe enters 50
ac in Wilkes Co. on water of Big Elking R.
1799 Robinett (sic) 100 ac on Elk Creek William
Poe and runs E.
1799 Witnessed land transaction William
Poe* and Henry Poe
1 January 1799 Between
Jacob McGrady and Hezekiah Hall
torn.. 100 ac N. fork Mulberry Creek
including plantation said Hall now lives on. Wits: Luke Jinnings,
William Poe
(X) & Henry Poe. Signed:
Jacob McGrady
William Poe 2<10, 1
10/16, 1 26/45; 2<10 2 10/16, 1 26/45; 2 <10, 2 10/16, 1
26/45
William Poe (9) 1 m >16, 3 m
< 16, 5 f
[Edmund Poe]
12 March 1792 George
Wooten to William Poe 150 pds 270 a adjoining William Petty
Ephraim (X) McLimore
Henry Poe
(X)
George
(X) Wooten
9 August
1787
Bk
I, p. 201 William Poe and Elizabeth Poe of Surry Co., NC to Isaac Hudson
of Rowan Co, NC. 150 pounds 270 acres adjoining William Petty; part of 400
acres granted to George Wooton by deed on 9 August
1787.
Nicholas Masters
William Poe (X) seal
Elizabeth Poe (X) seal
Daniel Hudson
Duly proven in Surry Co. Court Aug Term 1801 by oaths of
Nicholas Masters & Daniel Hudson & ordered to be registered. Test Jo
Williams, C.C.
8 February 1796 A deed
from George Wooten to William Poe was
proved by Henry Poe and ordered to be
registered 6 paid.
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5:161 12 December
Stafford Lednam of Molbery
Co., SC to William Moon of Randolph Co. for 80 pds
200a in Randolph Co. adj. Onstat and Masser. Signed Stafford Lednam;
Wit: William Rhodes, William Poe
1:126 10 May 1794 Soloman Evens to Alexander Wilson for 100 pds., 100a on Big Brush Creek, Deep River waters
signed: Soloman Evins; Wit: Obediah Williams, William
Poe Rec. August 1794 by Soloman Evins.
Others include Israel
Elliott to William Elliott on waters of Polecat Creek
Joseph Sutton to John
Lawler adj. Lawler and William Vestal
Wake
County, NC
Abstracts of
The Early Deeds of Wake County North Carolina 1785-1802. Joseph W.
Watson. Rocky Mount, N.C. 1978
12 December 1796
p. 118
Benjamin
Poe*
of Wake Co. to Jonas Lassiter of same, Dec. 12, 1796, for 75 pds. a 150 acre tract of land and plantation on the east
side of Log Branch, a branch of Kniels Creek,
adjoining Liptrot. Wit: Johnson
Poe, William Poe, Mark
Myatt.
1800 Ashe
(Wilkes)
Edmund Poe 2<10, 1
16/26; 1<10, 1 26/45
Henry Poe 2 < 10, 1 16/26, 1 26/45; 4 <10, 2
10/16, 1 16/26, 1 26/45
William Poe 2m 16/26,
1m >45; 1f >45