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| Type | Date | Place | Updated |
| Census | 1870 |
NC, Onslow Co, Jacksonville | 4/30/2008 11:11 PM |
| Thomas Barber 44, Alvana 37, Jonas 13, Dillon 11, Lucy 10, William 8, Alonzo 6, Buxton 3, Elizabeth 1 |
| Census | 1900 |
GA, Irwin Co | 4/30/2008 11:07 PM |
| A.T. Barber, 10/1863 (born NC); Susan (born NC), 7/1873; Leo, 5/1895; Ethel, 6/1898 |
| Will | 8/8/1822 |
| 4/30/2008 06:41 AM |
MARTIN COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA WILL BOOK 2, page 96-97
Testator: John Taylor, Sr., of Martin County, North Carolina
Will Date: 08 August 1822
Execution: John Taylor, Sr. (seal)
Probate Date: June Term 1834? (Index says 1824 and is likely correct based upon the chronological order of filings in Will Book 2.)
Recorded: Martin County, North Carolina Will Book 2, pages 96-97
Wife: None mentioned
Daughter: Nancy (no last name mentioned)
Niece: Mary Phillips
(Named slaves, to be divided between them, with daughter Nancy having her choice; with limitation that should either die without issue, then her slaves should be divided among sons and daughters of testator: John, William, Benjamin, Nelson, Sally, Lavina,
Elizabeth and Rebecca)
Son: John Taylor
Named slaves.
200 acres of land lying on the Roanoke River adjoining Kinchen Taylor, Beginning on the River Bank nearly opposite the Apple Tree Gut at the hedge row; thence Running across the field to a dead Cypress in the Lower part of the bank cut near the fence; thence
Running a straight line through Brown’s neck to the Carnal Land so as to enclose two hundred acres;
Cf Book I-J, page 259; William Taylor will, Halifax Co NC Will Book 1, page 72 (“I likewise give to my sd. son John Taylor his heirs and assigns one hundred fifty acres of Land in the Iselands known by the name of Brown’s Neck which said Land I Bought of William Brown.”)
The Carnal Land that I have already given him as will appear by deed;
Cf Book F, page 148; Book E, page 34; Book F, page 65; Book I-J, page 357 …the plantation where I now live, containing two hundred acres, as will appear by deed to him and his heirs…
Cf Book I-J, page 357
Daughters: Sally Williams, Zilphia Lowe, Lavinia Bennett, Elizabeth Jones (Slaves already given to them, for the use of themselves and the heirs of their body)
Daughter: Rebecca Taylor (Two beds and furniture and named slaves; there is no entail on the demise, as in the case
of the other daughters)
Son: Benjamin Taylor (One bed and furniture and named slaves)
Son: Nelson Taylor (One bed and furniture and named slaves)
Son: William Taylor (Named slaves left to John Taylor, or if he should die, then to son-in-law William R. Bennett for the support of William Taylor; at the death of William Taylor, to be divided between John Taylor and William R. Bennett)
Son: John Taylor (One feather bed and furniture)
Son-in-law: Friley Jones ($500.00)
Son-in-law: William R. Bennett (One named slave and $500.00)
Rest, residue and remainder: Sold, and divided between Nelson Taylor and Benjamin Taylor, excepting $1,000.00 left to John Taylor, or if he should die, then to William R. Bennett for the support of William Taylor; at the death of William Taylor, any balance divided between John Taylor and William R. Bennett
Executors: Son, John Taylor and son-in-law William R. Bennett
Witnesses: William Price and Wm. R. Brown |
| Census | 1850 |
NC, Martin Co | 4/30/2008 12:21 AM |
| Joseph Griffin 43, Artemecia 40, Laura 15, Elizabeth 11, Eliza 9 |
| Will | 8/8/1822 |
NC, Martin Co | 4/28/2008 10:34 PM |
MARTIN COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA WILL BOOK 2, page 96-97
Testator: John Taylor, Sr., of Martin County, North Carolina
Will Date: 08 August 1822
Execution: John Taylor, Sr. (seal)
Probate Date: June Term 1834? (Index says 1824 and is likely correct based upon the chronological order of filings in Will Book 2.)
Recorded: Martin County, North Carolina Will Book 2, pages 96-97
Wife: None mentioned
Daughter: Nancy (no last name mentioned)
Niece: Mary Phillips
(Named slaves, to be divided between them, with daughter Nancy having her choice; with limitation that should either die without issue, then her slaves should be divided among sons and daughters of testator: John, William, Benjamin, Nelson, Sally, Lavina,
Elizabeth and Rebecca)
Son: John Taylor
Named slaves.
200 acres of land lying on the Roanoke River adjoining Kinchen Taylor, Beginning on the River Bank nearly opposite the Apple Tree Gut at the hedge row; thence Running across the field to a dead Cypress in the Lower part of the bank cut near the fence; thence
Running a straight line through Brown’s neck to the Carnal Land so as to enclose two hundred acres; |
| Census | 1850 |
NC, Bertie Co | 4/28/2008 09:24 PM |
| Benjamin Williams 25, Elizabeth 21 |
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