

Abstracts of loose papers filed with the Secretary of State for North
Carolina - Wilkes County:
Most of these papers (the full version) should be attainable from
the State
Archives of North Carolina in Raleigh.
This is in order by surname. Names mentioned in the papers
are in italics.
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Adams, Wm. - Inventory returned to Wilkes Court by Omy [Amy?]
Adams, admrx, in October court session of 1783. Inventory includes
50 acres of land and was attested before G. Wheatley.
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Alexander, August - Wilkes County Inventory take before Winifred
Alexander, admrx. Proved in the December court session of 1778
before Wm. Lenoir. Account of salve by sheriff.
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Bicknell, Thomas - Of Wilkes County, Inventory taken by Rachel
Bicknell, admrx. Inventory included 321 acres of land and proved
in the September court session of 1781 before George Wheatley.
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Brown, James - Wilkes County Inventory taken by Rachel Brown.
Proved in the July court session of 1784 before G. Wheatley.
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Buntain, William - Of Wilkes County, inventory taken by Elonar
Buntain, admrx. Included in the inventory was 100 acres of land.
Notes due in VA from 1771 from Thomas Lackey, Hugh McFadden, Robert
Henderson. Proved in the June court session of 1782 before George
Wheatley.
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Elsmore, Edward - Wilkes county inventory taken by Hester
Elsmore, admrx. Included in the inventory were 250 acres of land.
Proved in the March court sessions of 1782 before G. Wheatley.
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Gambill, William - Wilkes county inventory taken by Thomas
Gambill, excr. Proved in September court session in 1779 before
Wm.
Lenoir
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Grier, John - Wilkes county inventory returned in the July court
session of 1782 by John Brown and Nancy Grier, excrs.
Included in the inventory were 4921/2 acres of land and 10 "negroes"
(no names). Proved before George Wheatley.
Guyn, Richard - Wilkes county appraisal of estate which
included 6 unnamed "negroes". Proved in the December court session
of 1781 before Benja. Cleveland and Richard Allen. Estate
sale by Sarah Guyn, admrx, proved in the June court session 1782
before G. Wheatley
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Isbill, James - Wilkes county estate appraised by John Kees,
Robt. Neithery, Benja. Ellege. Included in the estate were 800
acres of land; and additional 100 acres joining L. Isbill, Nusband
[husband??]; 100 acres purchased from Henry Tilley; 100 acres in
Burke County. Also included were the following "negroes": men -Abraham,
Ben, women -Jude, Hannah, Doll, Amey (child), Siller (age
7), Sarah (18 months). Appraisal proved in the September court
session of 1781 by Francis & Leviston Isbill, admrs, before
G.
Wheatley
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Jackson, James - Wilkes county estate sale held on November 9,
1786. Included in the estate sale were the following "negroes": Rebecah,
Fann. Buyers of the estate were Widow Jackson, Susannah Jackson,
Patty Anerson [sic Anderson?], Joyce Jackson, William Jackson. Returned
on July 6, 1787.
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Mallory, William - Wilkes County inventory taken by David
Baker, excr. Proved March court of 1779 before Wm. Lenoir
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Parks, John - Wilkes county inventory reported in the April court
session of 1784 by John Parks, excr. Included in the inventory
were 2 "negro" men, Mingo and Primos. Proved before
Demsey
Sumner
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Pate, Jacob - Wilkes county inventory that included 2 "negro"
men Isaac and Asher in addition to 100 acres of land.
Proved in the April court session of 1784 by Mary Pate, admrx, before
G.
Wheatley. Estate sale included 1 "negro" man and 1 "old woman"
[no names]. Buyers listed were Mary Pate, Nancy Pate, Ruth Pate,
Wm. Roberts. Returned in July 1787.
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Pate, Widow - [no information other than Wilkes county, the widow
is Mary Pate above.
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