I'm sure many of you have read these lists before, but this will jog your memory. Remember, this date precedes the American Revolution. This set of volumes, full of interesting letters and records pertaining to our colonial folk, are available on microfiche (however, there are 270 of them, I finally learned) from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Each fiche costs 15 cents apiece. Some large university libraries have these sets of books. There is an index in a separate volume, if I remember correctly. Source: William L. Saunders, THE COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1769 to 1771, Vol. 8 [Raleigh: 1890], p. 72 [From Orange County Court Records.] North Carolina } Hillsboro District } Ss. At a Superior Court of Justice begun and held for the district aforesaid at the Court house in Hillsboro on the 22nd day of September in the year of Our Lord, one thousand, seven hundred and sixty nine, 1769. Present The Honorable Maurice Moore Esq. Associate Justice. The Sheriff of Granville County returns his list of Jurors, viz. James Yancey, Charles Rust Eaton, Reuben Searcy, Solomon Alston, Sherrard Harris, David Mitchell, Jesse Saunders, Cuthbird Hutson, Samuel Sneed, William Potter, John Young, Robert Lanier. The Sheriff of Orange County returned the following list of Jurors, viz. John Hogan, John Payne, John Gray, Enoch Bradley, John Patterson, Nathaniel Hart, John Nunn, Washam Glenn, Charles Matthews, Tignal Jones, Nathanial Jones, Wm. Rhodes, Richard Berry, William Nunn, Jun., Ebener Starns, John McDonald, John Lowe, Gabriel Davie, William Stroude, Jun., Joseph Gold, Archibald Boling, Robert Lytle, George Foote, Samuel Parkes, Benjamin Black, Chas. Powell, John Powell, Jessie Oldham, William Pauly, Thomas Connelly, James Craig, William Lassiter, John Hunter, Joseph King, Thomas Hart & James Minnis. On motion being made by John Noe, son of Peter Noe, (Miller) that he might be naturalized & proving to the Court that he had taken the sacrament of the Lord's Supper & other requisites by Act of Parliament specified, he accordingly was naturalized by taking the oaths, and making & subscribing the declaration by Law appointed. Comment: Some of these men were involved in the Transylvania Company, later known as Henderson & Co., headed by Col. Richard Henderson of Granville Co., NC. Submitted by E. W. Wallace descendant of Samuel Sneed and of Jesse Oldham