CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - COURT - Archibald and Andrew Brown Road Maintenance
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 The first mention of Archibald BROWN in Chatham County is in CHATHAM COUNTY, 
NC COURT MINUTES, Vol. 3 by Poe Publishers. 

In Nov. 1790 the court stated, " William PETTYSALL  appointed overseer of the 
road laid off by said PETTYSALL , leading by his plantation, as farr as the 
county line and the following hands work under him, to wit, Archibald BROWN'S 
hands, Pleasant WICKER, Burrly HESTER and Henry COLLIER, William JOHNSON."

Then on 14 Aug 1792, the court ordered, "Andrew BROWN appointed overseer of 
the road the beginning year in the room of William JOHNSON {Johnson" marked 
out) PETTYSALL on the New Road by PITTYSALLS to Moore County line and the 
hands who worked under PITTYSALL work under him."

These two entries of the Chatham County Court clearly places Archibald BROWN 
and his son Andrew BROWN on Lick Creek.