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Note: (Research):DSCR 206.508.6 Samuel Loftin - 1799 - Lenoir County - Lazarrus Pierce wit - Benjamin Coleman defendant - Wm. Tutle exec. - July 1799 - jurors: John Wilson, Bryan Whitfield Jun'r, David George, Windale Davis, Leonard Loftin, Nathan Wetherington, Elijah Hutchins, John Patridge, Elijah Byrd, Gershom wiggins, John Parker, & Burwell Taylor - Source: Lenoir County, NC - District Supreme Court Abstracts for Dobbs, Lenoir, Greene, Wayne, Craven, Onslow and Jones counties, 1762-1806, file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Russell King
DSCR 206.928.3 Simon Bright Sr. - March 1800 - Lenoir County - Esquire - 11 Sept 1799 killed female slave of Jesse Cobb Sr. - Moll slave name - shot her - she died 21 Sept 1799 - Jeremiah Loftin coroner - jurors: Hardy Croom, Benjamin Lewis, William Bryan, John Harrell, Thomas Uzzell, Wm. Easterling, Burwell Taylor, John Heath, Leonard Loftin, John Jackson, Josiah Harrell, William Cox - signatures for them - Winston Caswell, dec'd house where inquiry held - John Gatlin wit. - John Lovick esq. ment. - Doctor Wilson - Slade Gatlin ment.- Source: Lenoir County, NC - District Supreme Court Abstracts for Dobbs, Lenoir, Greene, Wayne, Craven, Onslow and Jones counties, 1762-1806, file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Russell King
Lenoir County, NC - 1800 Census
TERMS: MALES: A = to 10 FEMALES: A = to 10 B = 11 to 16 B = 11 to 16 C = 16 to 26 C = 16 to 26 D = 27 to 45 D = 27 to 45 E = 45 & UP E = 45 & UP TAYLOR, Burwell 1C/1A1C1D Source: Lenoir County, NC - 1800 Census, file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Russell King
Lenoir County, NC - 1810 Census TAYLOR, Burwell M: 1774-1784 F: 1774-1784 (His father Isaac TAYLOR, his mother Henrietta HARDY) F: 1790-1800 F: 1755-1774 Source: Lenoir County, NC - 1810 Census, file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Russell King
A Burrell Taylor is recorded as selling land to his father on the JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX - BOOK 19 - Lenoir County 1799, 1800, 1801 and on JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX BOOK 20 - 1802, 1803.
A Burrell Taylor is named in the 1822 will of Isaac Taylor of Lenoir County, North Carolina. Burrell Taylor is found on the 1800 and 1810 U.S. Census for Lenoir County, North Carolina; however, he does not appear on any later records.
A Burrell Taylor is living in Wilkinson Co. on the 1820 U.S. Census. Listed are one son a. 16-26 and and three daughters, one a. 0-9 and two a.'s 10-15.
A Burrell Taylor is enumerated in Perry County, Alabama on the 1830 U.S Census. In his household are 2 males, 1 0-5, 1 40-49,and 3 females, 1 0-5, 1 5-10, 1 20-30.
Also enumerated in Perry County are Pleasant, Uriah, William and Brisbane or Brisbond Taylor.
These Taylors were all issued land patents by the Cahaba, Alabama Land Office in Perry County on November 16, 1830. 1. Brisbane 2. Burrel 3. Hughrier 4. William
Uriah and Pleasant were issued patents later.
Pleasant and Uriah are later found in Lafayette Co., Mississippi. Pleasant was born about 1816 in SC and Uriah about 1782 in North Carolina. Uriah is enumerated on the 1870 U.S. Census and is 90 years old.
Uriah apparently married, Nancy Tucker, d/o George Tucker, s/o Thomas Tucker b. 1812.
Bartley Wynn was the Administrator for the estate of Burrell Taylor.
Bartley Wynn Administrator on the Estate with the Estate of said Deceased By Cash Paid Account to Isaac Spence as per Voucher no. 1 $20.00 " " " Ordinary Bill as per Voucher no. 2 $31.52 Commission's on Amt Paid Acctg Recd $277.15 @ 2 1/2% $6.92
Filed in Office July 2nd AD 1855 H. H. Tooke Ordinary Examined allowed and Recorded this 17th day of September AD 1855 H. H. Tooke Ordinary Source: p. 358, Court of the Ordinary, Thomas County, Georgia
Page 359 of the Court of the Ordinary Record Book is very hard to read.
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