NC, Craven County, Estates, Shine Family Estates

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Shine family estates
CR.028.508.128

Shine, Daniel 1757

Account summary: James Shine admr. 1757
Inventory 1757 (Calls the decd. Daniel Shine Senr.)
Estate sale March 1st 1760
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Shine, James 1761

Estate sale 21 July 1761
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Shine, William 1804

Admin. bond: Smith Delamar
Bondsmen: Roger Jones & Henry Carraway
Amount: £1,000
Date: 11 June 1804

Response to commission from Craven County court March 1802 to divide 400 acres 
of land between the heirs of John Dawson and Smith Delamar. Met at home of 
Smith Delamar on 1st of April 1802 to divide parcel of land on NS of Neuse, ES 
Dawson1s Creek. Document contains plat alloting 100 acres to Smith Delamar and 400 
acres to heirs of John Dawson.
Commissioners: Thomas Joscelin, Ephraim Fullsher, William Gardner, William 
Brooks, Henry Carraway.

Petition by Smith Delamar and Sally his wife,, Francis Shine, John Shine, and 
William Shine for division of lands of William Shine. December term, 1804

Response to an order to divide the lands of William Shine (deceased) between 
Smith Delamar and Sally his wife, John Shine, Fanny Shine, and William Shine. 
Describes the division of land into 4 equal parts. Filed 6th March 1805 by W. 
Carraway, Jno. Biggs, Joseph Nelson, and Ephraim Fullshire.

Response to an order to divide Negroes of William Shine:
#1: Easther [to] Smith Delamar  $400
#2: Merred (?) [to] John Shine  $400
#3: Ann [to] Fanny Shine                $400
#4: Phillis [to] William Shine          $400
By W. Carraway, Jno. Biggs, Joseph Nelson, and Ephraim Fullshire.
6th of March 1805

Order for above division, September term, 1804

Estate inventory by Smith Delamar, filed June term, 1804

Account audit 30th December 1806 by Henry Carraway, Joseph Nelson, James Nelson

Account sale July 19th 1804

Record of sale of 2 Negroes from estate by Smith Delamar March 29 1806: 
Sold Gideon Sparrow (Negro Moses James) @ $360.00       }
Sold John Shine (Negro girl Clarasa) @ 307.00           } $667.00
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Shine, Francis 1781
Bond for Ann Graves with John Cooke and John Jones dated 13 December 1781:
3Whereas it hath been represented to the Court of the county aforesaid that 
Francis Shine of said county about four years past went on a voyage to the West 
Indies and hath not since returned, being then and since under the tuition of 
Colonel John Bryan lately Deceased, and it appearing to the court that the Estate 
of said Francis will greatly be injured for want of some person to take thw 
same into possession and it having been made appear that the said Francis Shine 
before he departed this state made his last will and Testament in which the 
greater part of his person Estate he Bequeathed to Ann GravesS2 Goes on to appoint 
Ann Graves trustee for managing the personal estate of Francis Shine.
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Shine, James 1822

Account audit of Sarah Whitfield by Durant H. Lane March 12, 1819

Summons to sheriff of Jones County to recover sum of $165.82 1/2 cents from 
Frederick J. Becton, admin. of James Shine, owed to Durant H. Lane. Spring term of 
Craven Superior Court, 1822.

(Various other summons related to above, going back to 1820).
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Shine, Thomas 1789

Administrator1s bond for Amos Wade
Bondsmen: Robert Young, William Wallace
Amount: £1,000
Date: 14th December 1789

Estate inventory: 6 September 1789, includes one Negro Woman, Phillis