No GEORGE! From # 5 Book 1A p.3 paraphrased: STEPHEN KING witnessed a deed from JESSE OATES & LOWHAMAH OATES his wife to MATHEW MASON, all of Duplin County, 13 July 1784. p.400 LEVIN KING of Somerset Co., Md. to WILLIAM DICKSON of Duplin Co., 28 Nov 1786, for 80 pds. current money of N.C. in gold & silver & 34 pds. in paper currency, a negro man named STEPHEN 20 yrs, of age & a negro woman named LYDIA about 60 yrs. of age. Wit: JAMES MORRIS, EDWARD DICKSON. July Ct. 1787. p. 515 GEORGE FRAZAR of Duplin Co. to JOHN BECK , JUNR. of Wayne Co., 15 Apr 1788, for 2,000 pds. current money of N.C 1,767A in 6 tracts - paraphrased - ...(3) 640A in Sampson Co. on the heads of Panther Branches above YOUNG'S old road joining the Bear Pocosin, adj. & between the lines of THOMAS GRAY, GEORGE FRAZAR & FELIX KENAN, being the contents of a patent granted to NATHAN KING 4 Mar 1775 & which sd KING deeded to sd FRAZAR: (let me know if you want the entire thing, it's very lengthy.) Book 3A p. 71 J. (JOHN) HURST to CHARLES KING, both of Duplin Co., 20 Oct 1794, for 150 pds. current money one negro man named ANDREW or ANDY. Wit: LOAMMI STEVENS. Oct. Ct. 1794. p. 90 THOMAS GRAY of Sampson Co. to CHARLES KING of Duplin Co., ____ day of May 1794, for 200 pds. current money 200A on the NS of Goshen Swamp in 2 tracts to wit: much more, again, let me know if you want the entire thing. p. 389 paraphrased: DAVID KING witnessed a deed from JAMES BLOUNT TREWITT of Duplin Co. to HEZEKIAH of same, both planters, 18 Jan 1798, for 55 pds. 100A on the ES of the Northeast & on the NS of Briery Branch . . . . much more. Book 4A p. 29 FOUNTAIN WILLIAMS of Jones Co. to MANUEL CARTER of Duplin Co., 6 July 1808, for 57 pds. 10 shill. current money of N.C. 200A on BS of the Beaverdam Swamp of Limestone, beg. at a white oak a little below the mouth of Brandy Branch. Wit: THOS. QUIN, DAVID KING. July Ct. 1809 p. 79 paraphrased: DAVID KING witnessed a deed of sale of cattle from CONSTANT CARTER to ALEXANDER CARTER, all of Duplin Co. 29 Aug 1809. p. 132 paraphrased: THOS. KING witnessed a deed from HENRY GRADY to GEORGE F. KORNEGAY, both of Duplin Co., 5 Mar 1810, for $250, 250A in the fork of the Northeast River & Goshen in 2 tracts to wit: . . . . p. 236 CHARLES KING of Duplin Co. to THEOPHILUS BARFIELD of Wayne Co., 23 Jan 1811, for $3,500 current money of N.C. 1000A on the NS of Goshen Swamp, beg. at 2 small sweet gums at the mouth of Blount's Branch where it emptied into Friar's Branch, joining WIGGINS' old corner in Friar's Branch & also joining ROUSE, KING, WARREN, POWELL, FLOWERS & BURNHAM, to a lightwood stump in Edy's Pocosin & down sd. pocosin as it meanders to the head of Blount's Branch. Wit: JOHN ELIOT, JOHN SMITH. July Ct. 1811. p. 249 in part: CHARLES KING witnessed a deed from JAMES KINNARD of Duplin Co. to SOLOMON ROUSE of Lenoir Co., 28 Nov 1804, for 1130 pds. current money, 635A on the NS of Goshen in 6 tracts to wit:. . . . . . . . p. 300 BENJAMIN KING to GEORGE F. KORNEGAY, both of Duplin Co., 13 Sep 1806, for $250, 120A in the fork of the Northeast & Goshen Swamp, joining STEPHEN GUFFORD, JACOB GLISSON, OWEN O'DANIEL & ALEX. O'DANIEL, beg. at a pine known by the name of the Squat Pine NS of the main road O'DANIEL'S corner, adj. JOHN GLISSON JUNR., STEPHEN GUFFORD, the White Meadow, the Little Miery Branch, GLISSON'S other corner, ALEX. O'DANIEL & O'DANIEL'S other corner. Wit: OWEN O'DANIEL, ISAAC KORNEGAY. July Ct. 1811. p.480 paraphrased: A mention of "formerly BENJAMIN KING'S corner near the White Meadow" in a deed from D. (DANIEL) L. KENEN, Shff. of Duplin to DANIEL GLISSON of Duplin Co., 20 Apr 1812. p. 496 CHARLES KING to his beloved dau. NANCY KING, both of Duplin Co., 28 June 1813, for "natural love & affection" a deed of gift fir one feather bed & furn. all stock of horses, cattle, hogs, planta. tools, household & kitchen furn. & everything that belongs to sd. CHARLES KING "I do make one reserve, that is, my lifetime of myself and my beloved wife JINNEA KING, we are to be supported as long as we live & after our deaths, the whole of my estate to my beloved dau. NANCY KING." Wit: JOHN JONES, WM. SNEAD. July Ct. 1813. From # 6 6. paraphrased: A mention of dau. SABROUGH KING in the Will of HENARY ALLAN, 16 July 1791 - July Term 1795. (she had brothers HENARY, LEVEN, WILLIAM, EZEKEL, & daus. RUTH JONES, SARAH, ELISABETH THALLY, RODY TEACHEY. 83. paraphrased: MICHAEL KING was an executor to the Will of JOHN BYRD, 5 Feb 1761 - May 1761. no additional relationship seen. 105. paraphrased: MICHAEL KING, JUNR. was a witness to the Will of ARCHIBALD CLARK, 6 Mar 1770 - no probate. no children. wife, brothers & sisters only. no additional relationship seen. 295. paraphrased: The Will of HENRY KING, 19 Nov 1762 - no probate, mentions wife ANN; sons: HENRY, STEVEN, CHARLES; dau. MARY. executors: wife ANN, MICHAEL KING. Wit: JOHN KING. 308. paraphrased: A mention "of the land where DAVID KING now lives" in the Will of WILLIAM KORNEGAY, SENR. 1 Jan 1837 - Apr Term 1837. 399. paraphrased: MICHA (MICHAEL?) KING witnessed the Will of JETHRO OATES, 30 Aug 1780 - Jan Term 1781. There is a mention of "Next eldist dau. AMY KING. 477. paraphrased: MICHAEL KING was Executor to the Will of ROGER SNELL; JOHN KING witnessed the Will, 27 Oct 1758 - 2 June 1759. There is a mention of dau. MARY KING; there is a mention of son-in-law MICHAEL KING, there is also a mention of dau. ANN KING. From # 14 KING, Benjamin [to] JOHNSTON, Nancy, 10/21/1794 KING, Stephen [to] OATES, Amia, 02/15/1779 KING, Thomas [to] NEWCUM, Charlotte, 02/20/1808 KING, Thomas [to] FAISON, Chelly, 03/06/1868 KING, Ann [to] BLACKMAN, Stephen, 12/07/1765 KING, Elenor [to] KENNARD, James, 11/01/1801 KING, Mary [to] BUSH, Abner H.H., 10/02/1803 KING, Polly [to] DEAVER, John, 08/20/1797 KING, Sarah [to] WHALEY, William, 10/14/1785 From # 120 DUPLIN COUNTY 62. Jan. 21, 1778 Stephen King enters 200 ac on the head of Hoes Swamp; border: his own line. 370. Oct. 5, 1778 Henry King enters 400 ac on W side of Six Runs Cr; bordre: his own line and Abraham Herring. 394. Oct. 19, 1778 Michl King enters 940 [200--lined out] ac; bordr: his own line where he lives and Luke Thomas. 396. Oct. 19, 1778 William King enters 200 ac; between his own line, John Ward, John Bush sr., & Honey Pott Br. 432. Oct. 20, 1778 Stephen King enters 150 ac; border: his own line. 639. Feb. 6, 1779 Stephens King enters 340 ac on S side of Bradleys Br; border: his own line. 711. Mar. 10, 1779 William King enters 300 ac on Bull Pecosin; border: Cooper Vick and his own line. 939. Sept. 1, 1779 Stephen King enters 400 ac on S side of Goshen [Swamp]' border: his new entry. 968. Sept. 11, 1779 Stephen King enters 100 ac; border: his own line. 1062. Oct, 18, 1779 John King enters 200 ac; border: Jacob Boney's old line. 1368. Jul. 8, 1780 Wm King enters 25 ac; between his own line, William McClum, & Jesse Ward. For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: Dee Thompson Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 5:52 PM Subject: Duplin King lookups Can you see if there is a George King in 5, 6, 14, or 120? Also, any other Kings in the same books if there are not too many to type. Thanks!!!

Someone was looking for Howells. Wayne Co. 1833 May term: Petit Jury: Cullen Howell Jury No. 2: Ephraim Howell Wateman Thompson, apptd guardian of Davis, Polly, Nancy and Zilpha Howell, orphans of Abram Howell, Decd'. Bond $2,000. Securities: Mike Pike & Wm. Thompson. Danl. Howell allowed $1.60 for service as constable of the court. Danl. Howell allowed $3.20 for service as constable Superior Court Sally Edward bound to Haywood Howell till of lawful age. Deed from Nathan Musgrave to Joshua Hines proven by David T. Howell. (NC Gen. Soc Journal 1987 #2)