State Records of North Carolina – 1790 Census Vol. XXV1
1790North Carolina38 pages

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by Walter Clark
Butler Center, Little Rock, Arkansas
p454 Kilpatrick, Wm
p465 Currituck County
John Ballance 1 — -3
Fancis Peal 1 -1 -3
John Peal 1- 1 – 2
Christopher Peal 1 — -4
George Scarborough Jr. 1 – — 2
Edward Scarborough 2 — 2
Ignatius Scarborough 1 – 1 -4
p467 Currituck County
Thomas Cox 2 -4 -2 -3 slaves
Samuel Etheridge 1 – 1 – 2 – –
p468 Currituck County
James Etheridge 1 -2 -4 -4 slaves
Willis Ballance 3 -2 -1
p480 Ballance, Thomas 1 – 3 – –
Wm Ballance 4 4 3 – –
Caleb Etheridge, Jr.
Solomon Cox, Je.
Jesse Etheridge (Moyok)
Jess Ives 1 2 2 – –
Peter Etheridge
Nathan Etheridge
Henry Etheridge
Rich’d Etheridge
Havan Cox
Caleb Cox
p482 Dobbs County
Wm Aycock 1 -2
p483 Dobbs County
Francis Harper, Sr. 1 – — -1 – 1 slave
Francis Harper, Jr. 1 -3 -2 -1 slave
Wm. Edwards 1 -4 -3 -7 slaves
Blaney Harper 1 -1 -3 -4 slaves
Wm. Harper 1 – — – 1 – 3 slaves
p484 Dobbs County
Isaac Stanley 3 -2 -1
Wm. Kilpatrick 1 — -1
p489 Dobbs County
Isreal Kilpatrick 1 – — 2
Elizabeth Moseley — -2 -3 – 8 slaves
Tully Moseley 1 -1 -1 -5 slaves
p494Dobbs County
Jesse Cobb 1 – 3 – 4
Wm. Crooms 1 – 21 Slaves
Thomas Uzzell 1 -3- 2
Jonathan Stanley 1-3-2
William Stanley 1-3-1
John Heron 1-4-5
Maj Crooms Sr. 1-1-1-14 Slaves
Elisha Heron 1-3-2-1 Slave
Samuel Hardy 2 -2 -2 – 4- 20 Slaves
Benjamin Hardy 1 – — 1 – 2 Slaves
Matthew Mosley 1 -4 -2 – 11 Slaves
p495 Dobbs County
Mitchel Heron 1 -3 -5 – 8 Slaves
Isum Uzzell 4 -1 -2 – 14 Slaves
Isaac Crooms 1 – — 5 – — 32 Slaves
Richard Crooms 1 -2 -2 – 25 Slaves
p 496- Dobbs County
Major Crooms, Jr. 1 -5 -4 – 13 slaves
p497 Dobbs County
John Harper 1 -1 -4
John Cox 2-1-2
Lott Croom 1-1-4- 8 slaves
p498 Dobbs County
Harmon Cox 4-1-4
Tobias Cox 1-3-7
Robert Ivy 3-1-1
Nathan Harper 1-3-2
Michael Heron 1 1 2 – 1
Jesse Harper 1-1-1
George Harper 1-2-1
499
John Ivy 1 2 2 – –
Tucker Maudlin
Job Ives 1 – – – –
Sarah Heron 1 2 4 – –
p501 Duplin County
Steven Herring 3-2-2 – 13 slaves
Samuel Herring 1 -1 -2 – 1 Slave
John Cox 1 -2 -3
p504 Duplin County
Stephen Herring 1 -1 -4 -1 slave
Benjamin Herring 1- 3 -3
Arthur Herring 1 -2 -1 – 5 slaves
Benjamin Blount 2-1-3
p510 Duplin
John Ivey 1 – — 1
Samuel Ward 1- 1- 1
Stephen Hancock 1 – — 3 – 1 Slave
p517 Edgecombe County
Wm Stanly 1 -4 -4
Ralph Vickers 1 -1 -4 – 1 slave
p530 Edgecombe County
Joseph Cox 2 -4 -4
(also look for Edward and James Cobb, Robert Harper 1-3-2-5), John Nicholson 4-3-10-25 and Malakiah Nicholson, John and Robert Peele, John and Peter Stephens, Sugg) – also found in Census Records of Early Edgcombe F262.E2 W54 1959 – Butler Center)
p1207 Wayne County
Micajah Cox 1-5-3- 1 Slave
Mary Cox 2-2-3
Phebe Cox 2- — 3
Smithson Cox 1-1-2
Richard Cox 1 – — 3
Josiah Cox 1 -1-6 – 1 Slave
p1209 Wayne County
Sarah Fletcher 1-3-3
Ralph Fletcher 1-1-2
Willis Peele 1-1-3
p1210 Wayne County
Robert Wilson 1 1 2 – –
Simon Aicock 1 2 6 – –
p1213 Wayne County
Robert Sims 1 -2 -3 -1 – 4 slaves
Abram Sims 2 — -2 — -4 slaves
Barnes Sims 1 -1 -1 -2 slaves
p1214 Wayne County
many Barnes
James Cobb 3-2-1-2-14 Slaves
Patience Cobb 1 -4 -7 -5 Slaves
Bridget Cobb — 1 – 3 – 13 Slaves
Stephen Cobb 2 – 5 slaves
Nathan Cobb 2 -2 -3 – 1 – 21 slaves
p1220 Wayne County
Elisha Uzzell, Sr. 2 -1 -3 – 5 slaves
Elisha Uzzell, Jr. 1 -1 -3
William Grant 2 -3 -2
Michael Grant 1 -2 -2
Elisha Grant 1 -2 -2
Henry Heron 1 -1 – 3
Anthony Heron 1 -1 -5
Joel Heron 1 -1 – 7 slaves
Benjamin Saucer 1 -5 -3
Simon Heron 1- 2- 6
Jacob Heron 2 -1 -4
Michael Heron 1 -2 -3 -10 slaves
Moses Stanley 3 -4 -5 – 12 slaves
John Ivy 2 -3 -3
Wayne County
Joseph Edgington 1 -1 -3
Thomas Edgington 1 -4 -3
William Hooks
Nathan Pike
1 Free white males of 15 years and upward, including heads of families 2 Free white males under 16 years 3 Free white females, including heads of families
Samuel Collier
Edmond Modlin
John Heron
Thomas Modlin
Index
p69 Felps, Fellows
p71 Fletcher
p90 Harper
p145 Maudlin
p158 Nicholson
159 Nicholson
p162 Overman
p170 Pierce
p171 Pike
p202 Sparrow
p221 Vickers
p223, 224 Wallace
Butler Center
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