Bertie County NcArchives History .....Deposition - Eunice Hunt 1816 May 16 1816
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State of North Carolina

  To Edward C. King, Esq., Justice of the Peace for the County of Craven, 
living in Newbern:

Know ye, That we, reposing especial trust and confidence in your fidelity and 
prudent circumspection, do command, authorise and empower you, that at such 
time and place as you shall appoint, you call and cause to come before you 
Eunice Hunt and her diligently examine on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, 
what she knows in and about a certain matter of dispute now at issue in our 
Superior Court of Law and Equity, made in a cause, wherein George Pollock is 
plaintiff, and Standly Kittrell is defendant, as well on the part of the 
plaintiff as the defendant, and such examination and deposition by you so 
taking, your are to send closed up under your seal, to our said Court, to be 
held for the county of Bertie, at the Court House in Windsor, on the fourth 
Monday in September next; and this you are in no wise to omit.

Witness, SIMON TURNER, Clerk of our said court, at Windsor, the 4th Monday 
after the 4th Monday of April in XXXXth year of our Independence, Anno Domini, 
1816.
                              /s/ Simon Turner, Clk
(Deposition of Eunice Hunt)

In Obedience to the annexed commission personally came and appeared before me 
Edward C. King named therein at the House of Elizabeth Bartlette between the 
hours of nine and four of the Clock on this the sixteenth day of May 1816.  
Eunice Hunt also named in said Commission who being duly sworn on the holy 
Evangelists of Almighty God deposeth and saith - that she was born on the ninth 
day of May in the year 1743 - that she was married to Thomas Pollock, son of 
Thomas Pollock of North Carolina on the fifth day of January 1764, that she has 
often heard her husband and his mother state that her husbands brother George 
died in his infancy and without heirs.
Sworn to and subsribed before me at New Bern the day & date above written.
/s/ Eunice Hunt
Ed. C. King, JP




Additional Comments:
Found in Bertie County Civil Action Papers, 1814-1818, C.R.010.325.22, Folder 
1816 #1, NC Archives, Raleigh.

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