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Robert Rogers

• Charts: Griffin Ancestry

• Last Edited: 4 Feb 2018

• Biography*: JOHN HARPER, 1150 acs., Rappa. Co., on S. side of Rappa. River, 20 Oct. 1691, p. 198. Beg. by the maine pocoson of Pescattaway Cr. below a gr. White Marsh; by the Bridge Sw; along Col. Edward Hill, to John Price; including 2 small islands, &c. 500 acs. granted to James Boughan & Tho. Harper, 8 Oct. 1672 ; 600 acs. being overplus; due for Imp. of 13 pers: Richard Wright, John Faine (?), Ellinor Edwards, Wm. Markes, William Dobson, Wm. Copeland, Isaac Jones, Martin Pettus, Hen. Clegg, Geo. Massey, Fra. Keen, Robt. Rogers, William Willis. (Cavaliers & Pioneers, Vol. II, p. 370, from Patent Book 8) .
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  RICHARD LAWRENCE, 76 acs., Up. Par. of Nansemond Co; on SE side of Long Br., a br. of Beech Sw; adj. John Moulen (Moulten), & land of Robert Rogers; 24 Apr. 1703, p. 516. Trans. of 2 pers: Richd. Lawrence, & Lucy his wife. (Cavaliers & Pioneers, Vol. III, p. 68, from Patent Book 9) .
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  ROBERT ROGERS, 234 acs., Up. Par. of Nansemond Co; on NW side of Long Br., a br. of Beech Sw; adj. John Molton; 24 Apr. 1703, p. 529. Trans. of 5 pers: Owen Jones, Tho. Williams, John Poole, John -----, Wm. Donavan. (Cavaliers & Pioneers, Vol. III, p. 70, from Patent Book 9) .
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  NC Patent Book 8, pg. 208 THOMAS JANNIKIN 1 March 1719/20 640 acres in Chowan precinct, joining RICHARD ODAM, WILLIAM HUGHS, JOHN JANNIKIN, WILLIAM HORNE, HENRY GOODMAN, JOHN PIPKIN, ROBERT ROGERS, Long branch, and RICHARD LARENCE Witnesses: CHA. EDEN, THOS. POLLOCK, FRE. JONES, RICHD. SANDERSON, JOHN HECKLEFIELD .
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  NC Patent Book 8, pg. 213 WILLIAM ASHLEY 1 March 1719/20 320 acres in Chowan precinct, joining a swamp, JOHN PIPKIN, and ROBERT ROGERS Witnesses: CHA. EDEN, THOS. POLLOCK, FRE. JONES, RICHD. SANDERSON, JOHN HECKLEFIELD .
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  NC Patent Book 8, pg. 219 JAMES WINWRIGHT 1 March 1719 400 acres in Chowan precinct, joining JOHN DRURY, JOSEPH BALLARD, Beech swamp, ROWLAND GUIN, ROBERT ROGERS, WILLIAM ASHLEY, and SAM. MERIOT Witnesses: CHA. EDEN, THOS. POLLOCK, FRE. JONES, RICHARD SANDERSON, JOHN HECKLEFIELD .
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  NC Patent Book 3, pg. 168 ROBERT ROGERS and MOUNTFORT LANGSTON, JR. 4 August 1723, 598 acres in Chowan precinct, joining JOHN PIPKIN, Rogers pocoson, and THOMAS PEYLANT Witnesses: WM. REED, C. GALE, R. SANDERSON, J. LOVICK, T. POLLOCK .
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  Abstracts of Conveyances From Register's Office, Chowan County, Book C, No. 1, published in Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. II, Contents - April, 1901, Page 291: John Williams of Nansemond County, Virginia, to Robert Rogers of the same place, November 27, 1725, 100 acres part of a patent to John Jernagan, March 20, 1723. Test. Robert Rogers, Sr., Simon Daniel, Henry Gardner
  
  From Mike Daniel:
  General Court, March 1726
  John JORNAGEN by William LITTLE his Attorney comes to prosecute his Suite (sic) against Robert ROGERS late of Virginia but now of North Carolina planter and Simon DANIELL of the Same province planter in custody etc. of a plea for that to witt in the precinct of Chowan on or about the seventeenth of January One thousand Seven hundred and twenty five the Defendante's by force and Armes etc, did enter into and upon the Lands and posession of the plaintiffe and him the Sayd plaintiffe dud then and there assault batter bruise wound and evilly intreat and also a Tarr Kiln of Light Wood by the sayd plaintiffe gather'd logg'd and [tars't] ready for burning of and to the plaintiffe belonging then and there did by force and Armes etc. Seize and take posession of and burne the Same into Tarr and the said Tarr amounting to Sixty two barrells to the plaintiffe belonging they the Defentante's (sic) then and there took and carried away against the peace of Our Sovereign Lord the King and to the damage of the plaintiffe One hundred pounds and therfore he brings this Suite etc. And the said Robert ROGERS by David Osheall his Attorney prayeth License to imparle untill the next Court on the last Tuesday in July next to answer to the plea of the plaintiife aforesayd and he hath it the Same day is given to the Plaintiffe. And the sayd Simon DANIELL (tho' Solemly required) came not and the returne of the Writt being (not to be found) At the plaintiffes's Motion It is Order'd that an alias Should issue.
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  ROBERT ROGERS, [dec'd] Administrator's Bond 4 Dec 1729 for John (x) Parrish, with John Lovick, security, before J. Owen (from Early Records of NC, Vol. III, Loose Papers And Related Materials 1712 -- 1798, by Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr., p. 74) .
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  Inventory of ROBERT ROGERS, 17 Dec 1729, by Jno. Parish, admr. (from Early Records of NC, Vol. III, Loose Papers And Related Materials 1712 -- 1798, by Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr., p. 116, SS 876 1722--1735) .
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  Will of Robert Rogers, written 13 Dec 1736, proven 11 Jun 1739, before W. Smith:
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  Robert Rogers, of Chowan Precinct. "Weak in body" To Thomas GALLOWAY -- a plantation where Sarah MUMFORD now lives joining John PRETLY; 1 negro child Nan.
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  To Mary GALLOWAY -- as much of my plantation as needed during her widowhood; use of negro woman Moll for 10 years & then she to my son Robert ROGERS.
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  To GrandsonRobert Rogers Robert DANIELL and William ROGERS -- 630 acres in Bartee Precinct.
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  To Son Robert ROGERS -- negro slaves Jack and Moll during his lifetime & time to my sd 2 grandsons; my manor plantation after decease of sd Mary GALLOWAY, plantation where he now lives.
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  To Daughter Elizabeth the wife of Simon DANIEL -- 10s VA.
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  Other legacies.
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  Ex. son Robert Rogers,
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  Wit. John (x) WILLIAMS, Jane WILLIAMS, Richd Tayloe.
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  A Robert Rogers also witnessed the will of Robert WALBUTTON in 1733 in Bertie Precinct.
• (Child) Birth*: say 1665; England
• Note: March 1726; General Court, March 1726
  John JORNAGEN by William LITTLE his Attorney comes to prosecute his Suite (sic) against Robert ROGERS late of Virginia but now of North Carolina planter and Simon DANIELL of the Same province planter in custody etc. of a plea for that to witt in the precinct of Chowan on or about the seventeenth of January One thousand Seven hundred and twenty five the Defendante's by force and Armes etc, did enter into and upon the Lands and posession of the plaintiffe and him the Sayd plaintiffe dud then and there assault batter bruise wound and evilly intreat and also a Tarr Kiln of Light Wood by the sayd plaintiffe gather'd logg'd and [tars't] ready for burning of and to the plaintiffe belonging then and there did by force and Armes etc. Seize and take posession of and burne the Same into Tarr and the said Tarr amounting to Sixty two barrells to the plaintiffe belonging they the Defentante's (sic) then and there took and carried away against the peace of Our Sovereign Lord the King and to the damage of the plaintiffe One hundred pounds and therfore he brings this Suite etc. And the said Robert <115> ROGERS by David Osheall his Attorney prayeth License to imparle untill the next Court on the last Tuesday in July next to answer to the plea of the plaintiife aforesayd and he hath it the Same day is given to the Plaintiffe. And the sayd Simon DANIELL (tho' Solemly required) came not and the returne of the Writt being (not to be found) At the plaintiffes's Motion It is Order'd that an alias Should issue.; Principal=Simon Daniel I of Chowan
• (Testator) Will*: 13 December 1736; Chowan Pct., North Carolina¹
  
  
• (Deceased) Probate*: 11 June 1739; Chowan Co., North Carolina
• (Deceased) Death*: before 11 June 1739; Chowan Co., North Carolina
• Research Note*: 3 January 2012; Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2012 11:23 PM
  
  Subject: Rootsweb Rogers Genealogy
  
  Hi Lew:
   I am writing about Robert Rogers in your file b. Est. 1665. His Will mentions Mary Galloway who I believe must be his wife. He is very sick and dying and leaves as much of my plantation as needed during her widowhood. She would become a widow after he died. I also believe he descends from Edward Rogers who died about 1637 in Upper Parish Norfolk County, Virginia. This Edward's Father came to America on the Ship Ann with William Galloway who may be related to Mary Galloway.
   What are your thoughts. I wonder if Thomas Galloway is married to Sarah Mumford. That surname was also spelled Mulford/Mullford. If they are Mary Galloway's parent's Sarah Mumford could be a sister to Katherine Mullford, married to John Langston. She is also referred to as Katherine Mumford by some researchers.
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  Leonard Turnbull²
• Research Note: 15 January 2012; CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 5; Pg 531
  EDWARD ROGERS, 600 acs. W'moreland Co., 14 Oct. 1665, p. 421, (495). S. side of Potomack Riv., on N. side of Potomack Cr. towards the head thereof, beg. against land of Mr. Robt. Yeo, extending E. &c. Being part of a patent for 700 acs. granted to Wm. Beach 10 June 1654 & sould to Coll. Gerrard Fowke, who sold to Nich. Russell, by him assigned to sd. Fowke, who assigned the above to sd. Rogers.
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  CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 76
  EDWARD ROGERS & CHARLES HOYLE, 1500 acs. Staff. Co., N. side Potomack Cr., adj. Mr. Walton, Charles Wood, on S. side of Aquokeeke maine run, &c; 25 Oct. 1669, p. 299. Part granted sd. Rogers 14 Oct. 1665; & 900 acs. for trans. of 18 pers: Jno. Jones, Peter Ashborn, Robt. Prise, Ann Thruson, Tho. Nelmes, Wm. Giles, Marg. Rix, Thom. Bruce, Aswell North, Hen. Thorne, Percival Burton, Robt. Ferne, Abr. Shurd, Hen. Parry, Tho. Sturdevant, John Green, Hen. Hunt, Rich. Brent, Tho. Moore, Hen. Walker, Tho. White, Peter Gibson, Tomazine Grigson, Ann Borny, Tho. Preston, Sym Wharton, Ann Fish, Jno. Good, Ellen Drew, Jeffrey, Smith.
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  CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 79
  MR. JOHN ALEXANDER, Senr., 1285 acs. Staff. Co., N. side of Potoamark Cr., adj. Edward Rogers, Charles Havie Henry Bayle, John Pecke Mr. Walton &c 25 Oct. 1669. p. 309. Trans. of 26 pers Robtr Dent. James Foard. Rich. Lewis. Mary Lewis, Symon Rowland Jno. Benrhall, Fliz. Garland, Ann Harloe Tho. Jenkin, Wm. Humfry, Jno. Sumerly, Ralph Beyln. Hen. Davys. Tho. Waters. Jer.Morly. Sara Whitty. John Grymes, Robt, Salvey, Hen. Thomlyn. Jno. Holmes, Mary Day. Wm Teddar, Jno. Collett, Eliz. Fowler, Jno. Grigson, Robt. Waller
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  CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 80
  MR. ANTHONY BRIGGS (Bridgges ) & HENRY BAYLY, 640 acs. Staff. Co., N. side Potomack Cr., on brs. of Aquakeeke Cr., adj. Edward Rogers & Charles Hoyles; 22 Apr. 1670. p. 315. Trans. of 13 pers: Wm. Greene, Jno. Biggs, Steven Sandy. . Wm. Bowles, Rich. Perkes. Sara Holt, Edwd. Horner. Ja. Carey, Ann Homer, Rich. Brady, Jno. Rowsell, Tho. Smith, Jno. Grigg
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  URL (Click on link) http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=495&last=&g_p=P5&co llection=LO Patent
  Title Rogers, Edward.
  Publication 14 October 1665.
  Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
  Related See also the following surname(s): Rodgers.
  Note Location: Westmoreland County.
  Description: 600 acres on the south side of Potomack River, on the north side of Potomack Creek and towards the head thereof.
  Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), p. 495 (Reel 5).³
• Research Note: 28 July 2012; For ongoing research on the Rogers ancestry, see Leonard Trumbull's website: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=leonard000125
  Leonard now thinks that Roberts father may have been William Rogers of early Nansemond, County, VA. He said that Edward Rogers left a will mentioning only friends, not children.²

Reuben Cumbie¹

• Last Edited: 2 May 2012

• (Child) Birth*: say 1790; South Carolina²
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1820; South Carolina; Bride=Sarah Elizabeth McCall²
• (Deceased) Death*: 1857

John Pinner Jr.

• Father: John Pinner b. s 1746, d. 10 Dec 1772
• Mother: Clarkey Henby b. s 1749, d. 1793

• Last Edited: 19 Oct 2000

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: 3 March 1771; Northampton Co., North Carolina¹

Clarkey Pinner

• Father: John Pinner b. s 1746, d. 10 Dec 1772
• Mother: Clarkey Henby b. s 1749, d. 1793

• Last Edited: 8 Aug 2001

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: 3 March 1771; Northampton Co., North Carolina¹

Joseph Pinner

• Father: John Pinner b. s 1746, d. 10 Dec 1772
• Mother: Clarkey Henby b. s 1749, d. 1793

• Last Edited: 8 Aug 2001

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: 13 March 1769; Perquimans Co., North Carolina

Sarah Pinner

• Father: John Pinner b. s 1746, d. 10 Dec 1772
• Mother: Clarkey Henby b. s 1749, d. 1793

• Last Edited: 8 Aug 2001

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: 13 February 1773; Northampton Co., North Carolina

Margaret Wells

• Last Edited: 11 Aug 2001

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: say 1724
• (Bride) Marriage*: 6 July 1748; Perquimans Co., North Carolina; Groom=Silvanus Henby¹
• Married Name: 6 July 1748; Henby

Elizabeth Anderson

• Last Edited: 17 Jul 2001

• (Child) Birth*: say 1718
• (Bride) Marriage*: 1 November 1738; Perquimans Co., North Carolina; Groom=James Henby¹
• Married Name: 1 November 1738; Henby

Sarah Anderson

• Last Edited: 17 Jul 2001

• (Child) Birth*: say 1722
• (Bride) Marriage*: 5 October 1748; Perquimans Co., North Carolina; Groom=Joseph Henby
• Married Name: 5 October 1748; Henby

Francis Marion Adams

• Father: William Tony Adams b. 12 Nov 1817, d. 8 Dec 1881
• Mother: Nancy Turvey b. 7 Jun 1825, d. 27 Feb 1885

• Last Edited: 30 Aug 2004

• (Child) Birth*: 9 February 1848; Georgia
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1867; Bride=Nancy Ann Gamble
• (head of family) 1880 Census*: Heard Co., Georgia; Wife=Nancy Ann Gamble¹
• (Deceased) Death*: 18 October 1916; Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama

Nancy Ann Gamble

• Father: Thomas Ewing Gamble b. 15 Feb 1822, d. 17 Jan 1896
• Mother: Martha E. Connelly b. 4 Jul 1822, d. 5 Jun 1900

• Last Edited: 30 Aug 2004

• (Child) Birth*: 6 January 1846; Randolph Co., Alabama
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1867; Groom=Francis Marion Adams
• Married Name: say 1867; Adams
• (Wife) 1880 Census*: Heard Co., Georgia; head of family=Francis Marion Adams¹
• (Deceased) Death*: 16 August 1916; Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama

Owen Daniel^1,2,3

• Father: Thomas Daniel b. s 1636, d. 1709

• Last Edited: 1 Jan 2006

• Biography*: From Daniel Family of York Co. VA, by Worth S. Ray, p. 6:
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  He [Owen Daniel] remained on the North side of the JAMES, and moved over from WARWICK COUNTY to York County -- probably four or five miles -- and in 1687 was elected or appointed Constable of the Upper Precinct of POQUOSIN PARISH in York County, in the place of a JOHN NIXON.
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  The next four references are from Cavaliers and Pioneers, Vol. II, by Nugent:
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  VA Patent Book 8, p. 220: OWEN DANIELL 175 acres in Isle of Wight & Nansemond Counties; on brs. of Kingsale Swamp; adjacent to Jonathan Robinson; on the Halfe Moon Swap. 29 Apr 1692. Importation of 4 persons: Phillip Johnson, William Peterfeild, James Johnson, Henry Johnson.
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  VA Patent Book 8, p. 396: Richard Pugh, 100 acres in the Lower Parish of Isle of Wight County, 26 October 1694, adjacent to Col. Milner & OWEN DANIELL'S land. Transport of 2 persons: James Taylor and John Campbell.
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  VA Patent Book 8, p. 422: Richard Pugh, 100 acres in the Lower Parish of Isle of Wight County, adjacent to Col. Milner & OWEN DANIELL, 21 April 1695. Transport of 2 persons: Sarah Wilson and Frances Meadows.
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  VA Patent Book 8, p. 428: OWEN DANIEL, 130 acres in Isle of Wight and Nansemond Counties, beginning at Col. Milner's corner by the maine run of King Saile Swamp; to the maine run of the Black Water Swamp; to the mouth of Wickum Swamp etc.; 21 April 1695. Transport of 3 persons: William Brown, Mary Brown, and Nick, a Negro.
  
  From Mike Daniel: From Colonial Families of Surry and Isle of Wight Counties, Virginia, Vol. 3 1999 by John A. Brayton
  9ber ye 9th. 1693
  To Cap Applewhaite for 12 more insolvents at 37 1/4 p pole (vizt) John Powell, Xander Mackwilliams, Jn. Champion, Richd Mathis, Nicko: Battett, Widow Wade, Rob. Pollintine, Owen Daniel, John Garve, James Allen, John Joyner, Wm fowler
  December 1694
  Math: Strickland p having brought his action / of Case ag Owen Daniel Def. & ye Def. being returned non est inventus attachm / is thereupon presented & ye p ag the estate / of ye s def. for (--) pounds of tobo: ret/ to next Courte with Costs.
  Math: Strickland p having brought this action / of Debt ag Owen DANIEL def ye Def being returned non est inventus attachm thereupon / granted ye p ag ye Def Estate for (__) pounds of tobo, with Costs.
  
  From Mike Daniel: From Isle of Wight County Virginia Deeds 1647-1719 Court 1693-1695 & Guardian Accounts by William Lindsay Hopkins 1993
  Court 11 Dec 1694 p. 67 Matthew Strickland Vs Owen DANIEL.
  
  Owen Daniel left a will in 1700 in Chowan County, which only mentions his two youngest children. A younger man named Owen Daniel was probably his son as well.
  
  From Mike Daniel: From North Carolina Headrights A List Of Names 1663-1744 by Caroline B. Whitley:
  p.(1930 197 Tho. MARKS, 550 a., Chowan Precinct, 2 Feb. 1702/3. Warrant (550 a.) 10 May 1677, Survey n,d, Persons names Tho, Dorothy Eliz. Thos. Jno. MARKS Wm. WHITE Tho. ALLEN And By Assignment of Nath, CHEVIN assignee of Owen DANIEL viz. Jno. ABRAHAM Sarah JONES Thomas DANIEL.
  p. 138 Mr. SNODEN. You are requested by Jabz OLFORD to Send him a warrant for these Rights underwritten, viz. Chowan Precinct, Janr. Court 1703/1704 Present the Justices , Jabaz OLFORD proved 4 Rights viz. Jno. OLFORD Senior, Jno. OLFORD Junior Wm. OLFORD Jabez OLFORD and by assignment of N. CHEVIN Owen DANIELL, it makes 250 acres. Test N. Chevin Clk. (no date) [Note the rights were 50 acres each
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  Miscellaneous File Papers [Fox, Mary, petition] [CCR 180] To the Worshipfull Courte
  The humble Pittition of Mary Fox Widdow Sheweth Thatt Whereas your Pittitioner purchaseing Land of Owing Daniell now Deceased before the acknowledging of the said Land in Courte and now after noe acknowledgement Can be firmely granted to yor Pittitioner the Excektrix of the abovesaid Owing Daniell Came and Demanded of your Pittitioner parte of Pay for the Said Land which was Delivered to the Exceketor Tho. Jones one Cow and two two yeare old hefeirs which Promised if the Said Land Could not be acknowledged to Returne the Said Cattle again and your Pittitioner Shall humbly begg of your worshipfull Courte that you would be pleased to grant an order that my Catle may be retorned to the Same place wheare Received and your Pittitioner Shall in Deuty pray. Apll. the 6th 1702.
  Mary Fox
  Mary Fox 640 acrs. on Sulmon Creek on the back of mr. perrott [Endorsed:] Rowland Buckly [Huffton, Jno., recognizance]
  [Above and this from Mike Daniel: This deed corroborates the above: Deed Book W #1, Chowan County, NC #228 pg. 105 George FOX of Surry Co., Va., planter to Mary Godby of Chowan Prect., my mother, now the wife of Carew GODBY of Chowan Prect., gentleman 8 Jan 1710 20 shillings sterling 640 acres in Chowan Prect. joining Coll. POLLOCK on Salmon Creek and now in the occupation of the sd. Carew GODBY and is land formerly entered and sealed by the sd. Mary. Wit: John SIMMOND, Thomas JACKSON Reg (not given)]
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  NC Wills 1663 -- 1722: 133. OWEN(x)DANIEL 7 Mar 1700 O Apr Ct 1701 (before N. Chevin) Of Chowan Precinct. Executor to take 2 of my children. Son THOMAS - Thomas Pollock to have him until of age. Daughter MEARY - to be left with James Hires. Ex. Thomas Jones. Wit. Cornelious Bennington, John(x) Jones [Also 874.1/5] (Early Records of NC, Vol IV, p. 24) . SS 874.1
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  Deeds, Wills, and Inventories 1695 -- 1712: 227-(5) Will of OWEN(x)DANIEL. 7 Mar 1700 Of Chowan Precinct. Executor - to care for 2 of my children. Son THOMAS - Col. Thomas Pollock to have him until he comes of age. Daughter MARY - to be left with James Harris "according to the Custom of ye Country." Ex. Thomas Jones Wit. Cornelious Bennington, John J. Jones Executor qualified. Signed by Henderson Walker, Samuel Swann, Fra. Tomes, Wm. Glover
  
  (Early Records of NC, Vol II, p. 27) . Wills 1663 -- 1722: 284. John Jones - Jan 1712/13 875/21 (no probate) Of Cashocke. Brother-in-law 0...? DANIEL - mare. Sister-in-law- HANNAH DANIEL - mare. Elizabeth Lewton daughter of John Lewton - 50 acres in the fork of Black Walnutt commonly called Rockey Branch. Daughter Mary Jones - rest of my lands & estate, if she should live to age 16, with reversion to my wife Eliz. Ex. wife Wit. Jno. Byrd, Thomas Arnold, John Holebrook (Early Records of NC, Vol II, p. 50)
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  SS 874.1 (1695 -- 1712): 274-(52) Col. THOS. POLLOCK of Chowan Precinct to DAVID HENDERSON of same. Last day of Jun 1709. Deed of trust in behalf of his son THOMAS POLLOCK JR. for 150 acres on south west shore which had belonged to JOHN BLUNT where CARY GODBY now lives joining OWEN DANIEL, where negro Manuel lived, the Quarter and Black Rock whree JOHN HART now lives, as by a patent dated 28 Jan 1705. Signed by both. Wit: THOS. KIRBY, EDWD. BENWICK. WILL. MAULE. (Early Records of NC, Vol II, p. 33).
  
• (Child) Birth*: say 1655; Virginia
• (Testator) Will*: 7 March 1700; Chowan Pct., North Carolina
• (Deceased) Death*: after 7 March 1700; Chowan Pct., North Carolina

Thomas Daniel

• Father: Owen Daniel b. s 1655, d. a 7 Mar 1700

• Last Edited: 27 Dec 2005

• Biography*: The following Daniel deeds are from "The Deeds of Tyrrell County North Carolina 1735-1760" by Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr., 1991
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  Tyrrell County Deed Book 1
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  page 254 - Robert Lanier planter of Tyrrell Co. to his grandson Robert Lanier Daniel. 25 Dec 1741. Deed of gift. 83 acres on east side of Smithwick's Creek, joining Intended Mill Branch. Robt. Lanier. Wit: Thos. Duggan, John Lanier Sep Ct 1744. CC: Thos. Lee
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  page 257 - Robert Lanier planter of Tyrrell Co. to his son John Lanier. 25 Dec 1741(?). Deed of gift. 83 acres on east side of Smithwicks Creek, joining Intended Mill Branch. Robt. Lanier. Wit: Thos. Duggan, Robt. Daniel. Sep Ct 1744. CC: Thos. Lee
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  page 368 - Benjamin Sanders of Tyrrel Co. to Thomas Dan[ie]l of same. 16 Apr 1747. 50 pounds. 100 acres on south west side of Tranters Creek, joining John Fryar. Benjamin (x) Sanders, his wife Elizabeth (x) Sanders. Wit: John Whi...?, John (x) Williams, Thoms. (x) Williams. Registered 27 Aug 1747 by Jams. Conner, Regr
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  page 427 - John Wollard & his br[other?, but later designated as his son] Absalom Woolard planter of Tyrrell Co. to William Lewis of same. 21 pounds. 300 acres which was part of a 640 acre tract, on west side of Smithwick Creek. John (x) Woolard, Absalom Woolard. Wit: John Swain, Robert Daniel, Richard (x) Woolard. Registered 28 Feb 1759 by Fr. Ward, Preg
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  Tyrrell County Deed Book 2
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  page 1 - Benjamin Bedgood of Currituck Co. to Peter Wren of Turil Co. 8 Jan 1748. 100 pounds. 50 acres called Broad Neck on north side Aligat[or] Creek, joining Joseph Winship (now William Cohum's, Edward Danil. Benjamin Bedgood, his wife Elizabeth Bedgood. Wit: Will Dannel, Edward (x) Dowd
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  page 9 - Robert Lenar Daniel of Beaufort Co. to John Lenar of Tyrrel Co. 90 pounds. 16 May 1748. 83 acres on east side of Smithwicks Creek, joining the Extended Small Branch, ...? Bridge, Reedy Branch. Robert Lenear Danell, his wife Jemima Daniell. Wit: Wm. Swanner, Sarah Sellers, Michel (x) Eless. Registered 29 Jun 1748 by Evan Jones, Regr.
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  page 43 - James Swain yeoman of Tyrrel Co. to his daughter Mary Danell & her husband Robert Danell. 5 Nov 1749. Deed of gift. 198 acres which was part of a 640 acre patent dated 12 Nov 1739, on Smithwicks Creek. James Swain. Wit: Thos. (x) Bennett, Nannel (x) Bennett [perhaps a female]. Dec Ct 1749. CC: Josiah Hart
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  page 57 - James Swain cooper of Tyrrel Co. to John Woolard planter of same. 24 May 1749. 25 pounds. 442 acres where sd Woolard now lives, which had been a patent dated 20 Nov 1739, on east & west side of Smithwicks Creek, joining Henry Roberson Jr., Robert Daniels. James Swain. Wit: Thos. Lee, John Jordain. Dec Ct 1749. CC: Evan Jones
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  page 178 - Charles Manning of Tyrrel Co. to Henry Robertson of same. 13 May 1752. 5 pounds proclamation. 300 [acres] (messuage) which had been a Granville Grant to sd Charles Manning, on south side of Smithwicks Creek. Charles (x) Manning. Wit: John Hardison, John Lenear, Robert Daniel. Jun Ct 1752. CC: Evan Jones
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  page 216 - Robert Daniel of Tyrrel Co. to Joseph Daniel of same. 23 Jun 1753. 10 pounds VA. 100 acres called Poplar Neck, part of the land where sd Robert Daniel now lives, in the fork of Smithwicks Creek, joining Rooty Branch, sd Joseph Daniel. Robert Daniel. Wit: Saml. Darrance, Benjamin (x) Woodard. Jun Ct 1753. CC: Evan Jones
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  page 247 - Joseph Daniel planter of Edgcomb Co. to Robert Daniel of Tyrrel Co. 27 Nov 1755. 10 pounds VA. 100 acres called Poplar Neck, being part of the tract where sd Robert Daniel now lives, in the fork of Smithwicks Creek, joining Roots(?) Branch. Joseph Daniel. Wit: Samll. Durrance, Henry Robeson, Hardy Daniell. Registered 17 Feb 1757 by Fr. Ward, Preg
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  page 252 - James Alston & his wife Christian of Tyrrel Co. to Paul Tharp of same. 15 Sep 1753. 5 pounds silver money of VA. (no acres) called Black Walnut Land, on Alligator [Creek]. James Alston, Christian Alston. Wit: Edward Brisco, James Alston, James (x) Benet, Wm. Daniel, Peter Durrance. Registered 18 Feb 1757 by Fr. Ward, Preg
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  Tyrrell County Deed Book 3
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  page 21 - John Spear planter of Tyrrell Co. to John Cherry ship right of same. 6 Mar 1753. 40 pounds VA. 640 acres formerly in Bertie Co. which had been a patent to Wm. Mixell 1 Feb 1745 who conveyed it to John Holland who deeded it to John Spear, on west side of Neck Creek, joining Speller. John Spear. Wit: Faithful (x) Cherry, John Daniel, Eliz. Warren. Sep Ct 1753. CC: Evan Jones
  
• (Groom) Marriage*: Bride=Elizabeth Lanier
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1686; Virginia
• (Deceased) Death*: 1749; Tyrrell Co., North Carolina

Mary Daniel

• Father: Owen Daniel b. s 1655, d. a 7 Mar 1700

• Last Edited: 25 Feb 2002

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: say 1684; Virginia

Thomas Daniel¹

• Father: John Daniel b. s 1615
• Mother: Ann Jones² b. b 14 Apr 1616

• Last Edited: 1 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: say 1636
• (Deceased) Death*: 1709; Isle of Wight Co., Virginia