again, per my corresponding with bill brandon, who descends from john cawthon/ agnes harris, daughter of this william harris of hanover, louisa, goochland cos, va and who this william taylor of lyme, ct, etc, had stated was the son of our william harris/ mary giles, bill brandon stated that his john cawthon/ agnes harris had moved to granville co, nc.   rootsweb site by lavere peters, also citing bill brandon, states that this was john cawthon/ agnes harris, who were in granville co, nc by 1790 and that his john cawthon had witnessed carter hudspeth's 1796 granville co, nc will.   carter hudspeth is stated to have been the son of ralph hudspeth/ mary carter, who was also involved with the 1763 granville co, nc will of sherwood harris/ jane hudspeth, who is indicated, then, to have been probably related to ralph hudspeth and his son carter hudspeth.   here is an abstract of sherwood harris/ jane hudspeth's 1763 granville co, nc will showing that ralph hudspeth was involved with his will:    sherwood harris' 1763 granville co, nc will:   Source:Abstracts of The Wills And Estate Records Of Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1808 by Zae Hargett Gwynn Unrecorded Wills, 1746-1771, Page 20 June 15, 1763 --- proved August court 1763 on oath of Patrick Brady and Ralph Hudspeth. Jane Harris and Robert Harris qualified as exrs. Sherwood Harris wills to his son Sherwood Harris 160 acres of land which he bought of Jonothan White and also the plantation whereon Henry White formerly lived; to my daughter Mary Hix (Hicks), 100 acres --- part of a larger tract bought of Jonathan White, whereon her husband Absalom Hix now dwells; to my son-in-law Absalom Hix, all sums of money due me; to daughter Sarah Harris, a mare called Pheaby; to my son Sherwood harris, a black natural pacing mare, a saddle and bridle; to son John Harris, all my wearing apparel and a gun; to my daughter Jemima White, 5 shillings sterling of England; to my granddaughter Mercey White, 20 pds. when she arrive to age 18 or married; to Joshua Hays, 200 acres of the land I bought of Jonathan White on condition he pay 60 pds. to my executors on demand --- if he fails to do so, then the land sold; to wife Jane, a white horse which is now in possession of James Farguson, a side saddle, the best bed and furniture I have; to daughter Sarah Harris, a feather bed and furniture; to wife Jane all the other beds and bedding for use of my younger children: Ann and Elizabeth Harris, and also all my stock; to daughter Ann, a white horse I had of Gibson; all other estate sold and money devided to my three youngest children: Ann, Sherwood, and Elizabeth Harris; my executors to make good the deed for me of 320 acres on Fishing Creek bought of John Jones. Exrs: my wife Jane Harris, brother Robert Harris. Wts: Patrick Braddey, Ralph Hudspeth, William Hendren   to be continued:   belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8------26910