Colonial and State Records – North Carolina

p 64 Thos Pierce, Jno Standley, Ward

p 86 North Carolina Revolutionary Pensionsers – Christopher Stanley

North Carolina Revolutionary Pensioners
page 86 – Christopher Stanley, Seargeant

p 174 John Cobb, Jesse Harper, William Wallace

State Records p. 174
New Bern, North Carolina

John Petty Cobb
May 22, 1778 names subscribed: Jesse Harper, William Wallace

p 177 James Stanley

State Records p 177
James Stanley

p185 Capt. Cobb, Jonathan Stanley

State Records p 185
Camp at Capt. Cobb‘s August 3, 1779 –
Jonathan Stanley, a Soldier, is witness against the said Moses Bass.

p188 Robt Morgan, Andrew Ethridge, Ed. Cox, Jonath. Stanley, Sam’ll Herren

Laws of North Carolina 1723 p 188
Robt Morgan
List of Jury Men in Currituck
Andr’w Ethridge, Ed. Cox
A List of Jurymen in Bertie
Jonath. Stanley, Sam’ll Herren

p 246 Thomas Vickers

State Records p. 246
Army Accounts of the North Carolina line
Received of Thomas Vicars

p 247 Edward, David Standley

State Records p 247
Army accounts – Edward Standley, David Standley

p 348-349 Edward Moseley

Edward Moseley

p 377 Council Journal

p 494 Richard Cox, Thos. Cox, John Stanley

p494 A True Copy of a Foot Company of Soldiers Commanded by William Whittfield
Richard Cox
Thos. Cox
Isdeas Cox
John Stanley

p 496 Francis Peel, William Harper, John Ives

p496 A List of Men Belonging to Capt. Jacob Farrow’s Company, Vizt.:
Francis Peel
William Harper
John Ives

p 514-515 Edward Moseley

p514 May It Please Your Honours
This House hath resolved to allow Edward Moseley Esq Sr Rich Everard Baron Mr Sam Swann & Mr John Swann four of the Commiss appointed the last Asembly to Revise the Laws of this Province the sum of five hundred pounds for the said service….

p 522 Jona Stanley, Samll Herring

p522 Jona Stanley, Samll Herring

p 850 William Stanley

P 850 William Stanley Esq to Gov. Abner Nash.
Newbern, 10th June 1780
Dear Sir:
I have repeatedly Offered those who were empowered to impress Horses their choice of Nine which I have on my Plantations, but they have as often been refused, though by far more serviceable than my Town Horses.
I will, with pleasure, Sir, furnish two able Horses, and will order my Servant immediately to attend any person you may please to appoint, tho shew the Horses on my Plantations, Out of which he may take his Choice. I have in Tow a sett of Horses & two Mares with Foal. I should think it exceedingly hard to have either of them impressed.
Your Excellency may be assured that on all occasions nothing in my power shallb e wanting to promote the public service & to convince you that I am
Your Excellency’s mo. Obedient Servt., WM. STANLEY 

p1032 William Stanley

p1032
The following Persons moved for leave to prove their own and others Rights which was Granted William Stanley 6 Whites, Johnston

p 1035-1036 Thomas Cox, Isaac Overman, Samuel Pike, William Stanley, Anthony Herring

p1034-1035

At a council held at the Council chamber in New Bern the 4th day of April 1750

Thomas Cox 400 Anson, Isaac Overman 200 Bladen, Samuel Pike 350 Dobbs, Robert Fellows 250 Dobbs

page 1036 Mr Samuel appeared in behalf of William Stanley . . .
in behalf of Anthony Herring

p 1237 William Stanley

p1237
May 6, 1775 Gentlemen, the enclosed arrived here about an hour past and is forwarded immediately to you and desire you will keep a copy of James Lockwood’s letter and send them on as soon as possible to the Wilmington Committee. We are gentlemen your obedient servants, … William Stanly …

p 1248-1249 Jno Herring

p1248 – 28 Sept 1751

p 1249 -28 Sept 1751 Sundry Petitions for Land Warrant
Wm Stanley 625 Johnston, Jno Herring 500 Duplin