Pitt County Rough Deed Notes 1232. Sebinney Vinson, dower, widow of John W. Vinson; 1845 [LL, p. 147] 1347. John W. Vinson land [LL, p. 341] 1379. Norfleet Vinson [LL, p. 409] 1427. Div. of land of Wm. W. Wallace; 1847; heirs: 1) Loty Wallace, 2) Gideon Wallace, 3) John Vinson & Sally his wife [LL, p. 485] 1495. Div. of land of Wm. W. Wallace; 1848; heirs: 1) John Vines (Vinson) & wife Sally, 2) Joseph Bridgers, 3) Loty Wallace, and 4) Gideon Wallace [MM, p. 35] 1608. Related: Drew (Drury) Vinson, John W. Vinson, and Wm. Taylor & wife Delila [MM, p. 254] 1876. Property of John Vinson, Sr. [NN, p. 156/157] 2342. Land of Kelie Vinson & mother; 1852 [OO, p. 436] 2522. Spires D. Vinson land; Charles Brewer son of Susan Brewer, dec'd.; 1858 [PP, p. 116] 2591. John Vinson, Jr., son of John Vinson; 1858 [PP, p. 233] 3229. Drury Vinson land [RR, p. 294] 2578. Div. of land of Josiah Hodges, Aug. 1858; heirs: 1) John Hodges, 2) Mary Baldree, 3) Josiah Hodges, 4) Robert Hodges, 5) Willis Hodges, 6) Mary Hodges, 7) Elizabeth Vincent (wife of Hasty or Harty Vincent) [PP, p. 211] Roger Kammerer notes 3] Sarah Ann (Sally) Wallace, b.____2, 1827, d. ca. 1862; m. John Vincent, Jr., b. ca. 1824/25, son of John Vinson and Priscilla _______. He was a turpentine maker. He served in the Civil War. It was said John was excommunicated from Red Banks Church because Sarah wouldn’t live with him. Pitt County Marriage Records Vinson, Jesse (54)-- parents: Drury Vinson & Mary Dunn, Elizabeth (22)--parents: Jno. Dunn & Julia Jan. 8, 1878. Belvoir. R. E.Mayo, JP Carrie E. Rives, Rufus Dunn, Peter Dunn Vinson, Spires--parents: John Vinson & Briney Cory, Mary ---parents: Bryant Cory & Louisa Nov. 19, 1867. Greenville District. S. A. Kittrell, JP Case, C. C. (35)--parents: ng & Theresa Case Vinson, Josephine (25)---parents: Speir Vinson & Mary Wilson Jan. 24, 1900. Beaver Dam. J. H. Manning, JP C. N. Nichols, F. Pollard, Jos. L. Tyson Vinson Samuel M. (27) Andrew Vinson & Polly Little, Lota A. N. (20) W. C. Little & Julia A. Apr. 24, 1877. Contentnea. F. McGlohorn, Min. White, Burrell (22)--parents: Burwell White & Martha Vincent, Fannie (33)--parents: Hasty Vincent & Elizabeth Dec. 7, 1886. Beaver Dam. J. W. Smith, JP Ira J. Frizzle, H. R.Wooten, J. B. White Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Aug. 2008 Joyner vs. Denny, Supreme Court, 1853 The following is an abstract of NC Supreme Court Case # 6285, Isaac Joyner vs. Mary Denny, Drury Vincent and Willie Williams, Admr. of Mary, late wife of Drury Vincent. Pitt County.Contributed by Roger Kammerer. zzzzz On Aug. 6, 1829, Mary DENNY, Sr., owned a slave girl named Nancy, age 8. She intended to marry Drury VINCENT on that date and unbeknown to Drury VINCENT, Mary Denny, Sr. made a deed on that date for the slave Nancy and about 25 acres of land in Greene County to her neice, Mary DENNY, Jr., daughter of Elizabeth DENNY. At their marriage, Drury took Mary DENNY’S slaves into his possession. On Dec. 5, 1843, Drury VINCENT sold the slave Nancy to Isaac JOYNER. Mrs. Mary Denny VINCENT died in January 1849, intestate. It was discovered that Mrs. Mary Denny VINCENT had made the deed to her neice. Drury VINCENT claimed the slave and in September, 1849, Samuel BELL agent for Mary DENNY Jr. claimed the slave. The case went to the Supreme Court over ownership of the slave. After the marriage of Drury VINCENT and Mary DENNY, the younger Mary DENNY lived with them. The slave Nancy had 2 children: Ben and Louisa ......and was said to of had a 3rd child Bill of Sale of Slave Nancy to Isaac Joyner [MM, p. 303] 1843 Deposition of James JOYNER, Nov. 23, 1843 JOYNER knew Drury VINCENT of Pitt County for several years and believe him to be near 70 years old and an infirm old man. Deposition of Drury VINCENT, April 6, 1850 Drury VINCENT dated Mary DENNY four or five months and married three or four days after being engaged. He married on Aug. 6, 1829 to Mary DENNY. He was married by Joseph BROWN Esq. in presence of : Spires DENNY and wife, Norfleet VINSON, Thomas HOOKER and wife, Frederick NICHOLS, Betsy DENNY. Mary VINCENT died last January at the house where I lived belonging to James T. WILLIAMS near his mill. She also miscarried once at the same place, she never had a child to live. After wife’s death, Drury lived in his own house on Beaver DAM, Pitt County. Drury never lived in Greene County and lived 15 miles from the Court House in Greene County. After wife’s death, VINCENT sold the slaves Ben and Louisa to James T. WILLIAMS for $400, and they have been in his possession ever since. Drury keeps the mill of James T. WILLIAMS. Deposition of Joseph BROWN BROWN resided in Greene County as a farmer aged between 40-50 years of age. He was a Justice of the Peace in 1829 and married Drury VINCENT and Mary DENNY at Mary DENNY’S house. They celebrated the wedding on a Thursday night and the llicense was taken out on the ensuing Saturday. Those present were Thomas HOOKER, his wife was not, the wife of Norfleet VINSON, the sisters of Mary DENNY were also there. Drury VINCENT arrived late in the evening on the night of the marriage and went with me when I left. Deposition of Catherine, wife of Norfleet VINSON She resides near Hookerton, Greene County and was at Drury VINCENTS wedding. Catherine was then the wife of Spires DENNY, brother of Mary DENNY the bride. Catherine lived not 200 to 300 yards from Mary DENNY before she married. Drury VINCENT lived in Pitt County, 15 miles from Mary DENNY. Drury was reputed to be a man of small means, but a good liver. Deposition of Thomas LETCHWORTH, Greene Co., NC, Aug. 17, 1850 Thomas now at least 45, has lived in Greene County from the time he became a housekeeper, except four years. Mary DENNY lived in Johnston County, NC in 1851. Jan. 8, 1853 Letters of Administration on the estate of Mary DENNY, by request of her brother, William REAVES. > From: ekantor@cox.net > To: NC-PCFR@rootsweb.com > Date: Sat, 30 May 2009 11:41:31 -0400 > Subject: [NC-PCFR] VINCENT/VINSON > > The following Vincent/Vinsons are named as heirs of JOHN W. VINSON of > Pitt County, North Carolina in 1846 Sheriff's papers to collect > expenses from the following: > > Norphlett (Norflete)Vinson; Sarah Vinson; Speirs Vinson; Kelie > Vinson; Hasty Vinson; Joshua Vinson; Lucinda Vinson; Mariah Vinson; > and Susan Vinson > > Norflete Vinson was my great grandfather born circa 1814. I am trying > to prove or disprove that John W. Vinson of Pitt who married Sabrina > Dentie(or Denty or Dent) was his father. > Norflete married Nancy Reel Hill. Lucinda Vinson married a > Wainwright. Susan Vinson never married. There is definitely a > relation between John W. Vinson and one or more of the several Drury > Vinsons floating around NC at that time. If you have any information > on or connection to any of these Vincents, please let me know. I've > been trying to determine Norflete's father for 14 years. Thanks. > > Elaine Vincent Kantor > Pitt County Family Researchers website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/ > > Message archives address: > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=nc-pcfr > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NC-PCFR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail® has a new way to see what's up with your friends. http://windowslive.com/Tutorial/Hotmail/WhatsNew?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_HM_Tutorial_WhatsNew1_052009
Roger Thank you extremely much. This is invaluable info. I am sending you a personal email Elaine On May 30, 2009, at 12:48 PM, Roger E. Kammerer wrote: > > Pitt County Rough Deed Notes > > > > 1232. Sebinney Vinson, dower, widow of John W. Vinson; 1845 [LL, p. > 147] > > 1347. John W. Vinson land [LL, p. 341] > > 1379. Norfleet Vinson [LL, p. 409] > > 1427. Div. of land of Wm. W. Wallace; 1847; heirs: 1) Loty Wallace, > 2) Gideon Wallace, 3) John Vinson & Sally his wife [LL, p. 485] > > 1495. Div. of land of Wm. W. Wallace; 1848; heirs: 1) John Vines > (Vinson) & wife Sally, 2) Joseph Bridgers, 3) Loty Wallace, and 4) > Gideon Wallace [MM, p. 35] > 1608. Related: Drew (Drury) Vinson, John W. Vinson, and Wm. Taylor & > wife Delila [MM, p. 254] > > 1876. Property of John Vinson, Sr. [NN, p. 156/157] > 2342. Land of Kelie Vinson & mother; 1852 [OO, p. 436] > > 2522. Spires D. Vinson land; Charles Brewer son of Susan Brewer, > dec'd.; 1858 [PP, p. 116] > > 2591. John Vinson, Jr., son of John Vinson; 1858 [PP, p. 233] > > 3229. Drury Vinson land [RR, p. 294] > > 2578. Div. of land of Josiah Hodges, Aug. 1858; heirs: 1) John > Hodges, 2) Mary Baldree, 3) Josiah Hodges, 4) Robert Hodges, 5) > Willis Hodges, 6) Mary Hodges, 7) Elizabeth Vincent (wife of Hasty > or Harty Vincent) [PP, p. 211] > > > > Roger Kammerer notes > > 3] Sarah Ann (Sally) Wallace, b.____2, 1827, d. ca. 1862; m. John > Vincent, Jr., b. ca. 1824/25, son of John Vinson and Priscilla > _______. He was a turpentine maker. He served in the Civil War. It > was said John was excommunicated from Red Banks Church because Sarah > wouldn’t live with him. > > > Pitt County Marriage Records > > Vinson, Jesse (54)-- parents: Drury Vinson & Mary > > Dunn, Elizabeth (22)--parents: Jno. Dunn & Julia > > Jan. 8, 1878. Belvoir. R. E.Mayo, JP > > Carrie E. Rives, Rufus Dunn, Peter Dunn > > > > Vinson, Spires--parents: John Vinson & Briney > > Cory, Mary ---parents: Bryant Cory & Louisa > > Nov. 19, 1867. Greenville District. S. A. Kittrell, JP > > > > Case, C. C. (35)--parents: ng & Theresa Case > > Vinson, Josephine (25)---parents: Speir Vinson & Mary Wilson > > Jan. 24, 1900. Beaver Dam. J. H. Manning, JP > > C. N. Nichols, F. Pollard, Jos. L. Tyson > > > > Vinson Samuel M. (27) Andrew Vinson & Polly > > Little, Lota A. N. (20) W. C. Little & Julia A. > > Apr. 24, 1877. Contentnea. F. McGlohorn, Min. > > > > White, Burrell (22)--parents: Burwell White & Martha > > Vincent, Fannie (33)--parents: Hasty Vincent & Elizabeth > > Dec. 7, 1886. Beaver Dam. J. W. Smith, JP > > Ira J. Frizzle, H. R.Wooten, J. B. White > > > > > > > > > > > Pitt County Genealogical Quarterly Aug. 2008 > Joyner vs. Denny, Supreme Court, 1853 > The following is an abstract of NC Supreme Court Case # 6285, Isaac > Joyner vs. Mary Denny, Drury Vincent and Willie Williams, Admr. of > Mary, late wife of Drury Vincent. Pitt County.Contributed by Roger > Kammerer. > > zzzzz > > On Aug. 6, 1829, Mary DENNY, Sr., owned a slave girl named Nancy, > age 8. She intended to marry Drury VINCENT on that date and > unbeknown to Drury VINCENT, Mary Denny, Sr. made a deed on that > date for the slave Nancy and about 25 acres of land in Greene County > to her neice, Mary DENNY, Jr., daughter of Elizabeth DENNY. At their > marriage, Drury took Mary DENNY’S slaves into his possession. On > Dec. 5, 1843, Drury VINCENT sold the slave Nancy to Isaac JOYNER. > Mrs. Mary Denny VINCENT died in January 1849, intestate. It was > discovered that Mrs. Mary Denny VINCENT had made the deed to her > neice. Drury VINCENT claimed the slave and in September, 1849, > Samuel BELL agent for Mary DENNY Jr. claimed the slave. The case > went to the Supreme Court over ownership of the slave. > > After the marriage of Drury VINCENT and Mary DENNY, the younger Mary > DENNY lived with them. > The slave Nancy had 2 children: Ben and Louisa ......and was said to > of had a 3rd child > Bill of Sale of Slave Nancy to Isaac Joyner [MM, p. 303] 1843 > > Deposition of James JOYNER, Nov. 23, 1843 > JOYNER knew Drury VINCENT of Pitt County for several years and > believe him to be near 70 years old and an infirm old man. > > Deposition of Drury VINCENT, April 6, 1850 > Drury VINCENT dated Mary DENNY four or five months and married three > or four days after being engaged. He married on Aug. 6, 1829 to Mary > DENNY. He was married by Joseph BROWN Esq. in presence of : Spires > DENNY and wife, Norfleet VINSON, Thomas HOOKER and wife, Frederick > NICHOLS, Betsy DENNY. > Mary VINCENT died last January at the house where I lived belonging > to James T. WILLIAMS near his mill. She also miscarried once at the > same place, she never had a child to live. After wife’s death, Drury > lived in his own house on Beaver DAM, Pitt County. Drury never lived > in Greene County and lived 15 miles from the Court House in Greene > County. > After wife’s death, VINCENT sold the slaves Ben and Louisa to James > T. WILLIAMS for $400, and they have been in his possession ever > since. Drury keeps the mill of James T. WILLIAMS. > > Deposition of Joseph BROWN > BROWN resided in Greene County as a farmer aged between 40-50 years > of age. He was a Justice of the Peace in 1829 and married Drury > VINCENT and Mary DENNY at Mary DENNY’S house. They celebrated the > wedding on a Thursday night and the llicense was taken out on the > ensuing Saturday. Those present were Thomas HOOKER, his wife was > not, the wife of Norfleet VINSON, the sisters of Mary DENNY were > also there. Drury VINCENT arrived late in the evening on the night > of the marriage and went with me when I left. > > Deposition of Catherine, wife of Norfleet VINSON > She resides near Hookerton, Greene County and was at Drury VINCENTS > wedding. Catherine was then the wife of Spires DENNY, brother of > Mary DENNY the bride. Catherine lived not 200 to 300 yards from Mary > DENNY before she married. Drury VINCENT lived in Pitt County, 15 > miles from Mary DENNY. Drury was reputed to be a man of small means, > but a good liver. > > Deposition of Thomas LETCHWORTH, Greene Co., NC, Aug. 17, 1850 > Thomas now at least 45, has lived in Greene County from the time he > became a housekeeper, except four years. > > Mary DENNY lived in Johnston County, NC in 1851. > > Jan. 8, 1853 Letters of Administration on the estate of Mary DENNY, > by request of her brother, William REAVES. > > >> From: ekantor@cox.net >> To: NC-PCFR@rootsweb.com >> Date: Sat, 30 May 2009 11:41:31 -0400 >> Subject: [NC-PCFR] VINCENT/VINSON >> >> The following Vincent/Vinsons are named as heirs of JOHN W. VINSON of >> Pitt County, North Carolina in 1846 Sheriff's papers to collect >> expenses from the following: >> >> Norphlett (Norflete)Vinson; Sarah Vinson; Speirs Vinson; Kelie >> Vinson; Hasty Vinson; Joshua Vinson; Lucinda Vinson; Mariah Vinson; >> and Susan Vinson >> >> Norflete Vinson was my great grandfather born circa 1814. I am trying >> to prove or disprove that John W. Vinson of Pitt who married Sabrina >> Dentie(or Denty or Dent) was his father. >> Norflete married Nancy Reel Hill. Lucinda Vinson married a >> Wainwright. Susan Vinson never married. There is definitely a >> relation between John W. Vinson and one or more of the several Drury >> Vinsons floating around NC at that time. If you have any information >> on or connection to any of these Vincents, please let me know. I've >> been trying to determine Norflete's father for 14 years. Thanks. >> >> Elaine Vincent Kantor >> Pitt County Family Researchers website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/ >> >> Message archives address: >> http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=nc-pcfr >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NC-PCFR-request@rootsweb.com >> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and >> the body of the message > > _________________________________________________________________ > Hotmail® has a new way to see what's up with your friends. > http://windowslive.com/Tutorial/Hotmail/WhatsNew?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_HM_Tutorial_WhatsNew1_052009 > Pitt County Family Researchers website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/ > > Message archives address: > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=nc-pcfr > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NC-PCFR-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message