ANSON COUNTY, NC - WILLS - James McManus 1762

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JAMES McMANUS 1762

WILL Book 1, page 13, Admins 1767 (NC Archives or Wadesoro Co. 
Courthouse)

An Inventory of the Estate of James McManus Dec’d Vitz.

4 Horses
4 Mares & 3 colts
2 Cows 3 two year old heifers & six Calves
1 stear & 3 small bulls
40 Small hogs or there abouts
2 feather Beds & furniture
2 Dishes & plates
1 pott & frying pan & gridiron
1 dozen spoons
Wearing Apparel
2 saddles & 1 housing & 1 Case of piftoles (?pistols?)
and one Sword 1 gun
Sundry plantation Tools
4 negroes (To Wit) Prince, Cloe, Bett, Flora
About 1000 lb of unbroke hemp
Some hemp seed

Mary McManus Admr. Delivered in fro me February Court 1762


Estate of James McMannus, Deceased

Page 318 in 1767 the lists the debts paid to the following:

Brutons; William Russions; William & George L. Little, James Groves; 
John Edwards; Joshua Bradly, George Cathey; Thomas Page; George 
PARKS; David Adams; George Kist, Boston HAGGLER, James 
Phillips; John Sills, Martin Phifer; Phillip HERDON; Samuel Youngs; 
George Rennix; Isaac WIDNOR; Henry WHITE, James Picketts; 
Edward Black, Matthew Artis, Anthony FUNDERBURG; the Sherriff 
of Anson.  Capitalized names indicate known neighbors identified in 
deeds along Wild Cat Creek and Flat Creek that flow into Big Lynches 
just below the NC/SC border in the area of James land grants.