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Note: From: <Daniel Tuesday, March 04, 2003 10:22 PM Last tdbitHi Earl, I just finished going throught the census data and the court records of Sampson County. In 1850, Moore is still living with JoAnn (Wdow of Charles Riley). There is one male child child in the 1850 census that was not living with them in 1840.1 don't know where he came from. He may be a son of Charles riley and JoAnn that was living somewhere else in 1840. The WIdow of Jonathan (Nancy (Polly)Daniels Strickland is still living in her house in 1850. From the ages of the children I estimate that Jonathan died about 1848 49. If you dont have the census info on his family, let me know and I will send . It looks like Daniel departed Sampson about 1847. This may be Moore selling off his house and furnishings. Also, in 1847, 1848, Moore had several judgement against himin the court for debts. This may have been a sham sale to get everything out of his name so the court (Sheriff) could not take it. It is sort of humerous that he was elected Constable at the same time the judgements were falling place. Oh well, wewill keep looldng and find what is available.Monday, March 03,2003 9:07 PM A tidbit on Moore St:ricklandHi Earl, I found a little more on Moore Strickland. I am guessing but this appears that he is selling an entire household. This may indicate when Jonathan died and moore is selling his assets. I need to check the Sampson Court records and see if Jonathan'sname appeared after this date. Or it may be that Moore is selling his place and moving in somewhere else. 6 Aug 1846, Bill of Sale, Moore Strickland to Lewis Tew, Jr. $30.00 for 9 head of hogs, 5 head of cows, I bedstead & furniture, all the numerous things about the the house too tedius to mention, All the corn and fodder that is made on the landwhere said Strickland lives witness; Sampson Jackson. Signed, Moore Strickland. Registered 1 1 Oct 1847, Sampson Deed Book Vol 29I found a little more on Moore Strickland. I am guessing but this appears that he is selling an entire household. This may indicate when Jonathan died and moore is selling his assets. I need to check the Sampson Court records and see if Jonathan'sname appeared after this date. Or it may be that Moore is selling his place and moving in somewhere else. thanks Daniel ~ p4O7 Son of Isaac, Sr (Seven mile Swarnp)l 840 Samp pO28 715 Moore Strickland 36 M NC Joann 49 F NC widow of Charles Riley Stricidand Benj 16 M NC Student(I M m. Jane Eliza McLamb)s/o Charles Riley Aaron 13 M Ga d.1863 Civil war 1860 Sarnp pl 024 Daniel ~ ~ INFORMATION BY DANIEL STRICKLAND1840 SAMPSON CO CENSUS MOORE STRICKLAND PAGE 028MOORE STRICKLAND 1850 SAMPSON CO N. C. CENSUS PAGE 407 JOANN (CHARLIE RILEYS WIFE AND BEN AND AaRON ARE WITH HIM.AUG COURT 1840 SAMPSON CO. N. C. CASE # 10STATE VS. MOORE STRICKLAND RETAILLING THE FOLLOWING JURY SWORN AND EMPANELED ARCHIBALD MONK==THOMAS M. LEE--JOHN TART--ISAAC M. LANE--JAMES VANN--(UNREADABLE)--HENRY E. SMITH--GEORGE W. ROBINSON--WRIGHT GREGORY==JOEL HUDSON--W. M. MCKENZIEFOUND THE DEFENDANT NOT GUILTYFEB. 1841 SAMPSON COUNTY N. C. CASE # 43MOORE STRICKLAND VS. HOLLY HUDSON (appealTHE FOLLOWING JURY HAVING BEEN SWORN AND EMPANELED - DAINEL OWEN BRYAN DAUGHTRY --THOMAS HOWARD--RICHARD JORDAN--SAMPSON BENNETT--JOHN SMITH--WM. K. SLOCOMB --WM. HORNE--REDDIN HOBBS--PETER ANDRES--ALEX KILLET & WM. ASHFORD WHO FIND ALL ISSUES INFAVOR OF THJE PLANTIFF& (UNREADABLE) HAS DAMAGE OF $20.00' AND INTEREST ACCORDINGLY FROM WHICH JUDGEMENT THE DEFENDANT PRAYED APPEAL. APPEAL GRANTED ON DEFENDANT ENTERING INTO BOND WITH GEORGE H. DAUGHTRY & WILLIAM JACKSON AS SECURITIES.CASE # 25MOORE STRICKLAND& OTHERS EXPARTE -PETITION FOR DIVISION-- PRAYER FOR PARTITION GRANTED . ON MOTION IT IS ORDERED THAT JNO. BENTON ESQUIRE --JNO. FRAIZER--ALEX BENTON & ISAAC STRICKLAND BE APPOINTED COMMISSIONERS TO MAKE PARTITION AS PRAYED FO &REPORT TO THE NEXT COURTCASE # 24 MOORE STRICKLAND & OTHERS VS. EXPARTE REPORT FILED-CONFIRMED-ORDERED TO BE REGISTERED.MAY 1843 CASE # 46 COLEMAN GAINEY VS MOORE STRICKLAND -APPEAL- THE JURY BEING SWORN AND EMPANELED WHO FIND ALL ISSUES FOR THE PLANTIFF & (UNREADABLE) HIS DAMAGES TO$6.36 OF WHICH IS PRINCIPAL . JUDGEMENT ACCORDINGLY & AND AGAINST APPEAL BOND.AUG 1843 CASE # 29JONATHON STRICKLAND VS. MOORE STRICKLAND -AFFRAY- SETTLED- EACH PARTY TO PAY HIS OWN COSTS.LISTED IN THE 1840 CENSUS OF SAMPSON CO. N. C.
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