Dobbs County, NC - Court Records

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Grace Williamson Turner

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Source: Secretary of State Records, 1702-1779, Court Records, Box 312.

Be it Remembered that on this 27th Day of Dec'r 1770 Reuben Hay of the parish 
of St Patrick in the County of Dobbs Cooper: and William Speight of the same 
parish and County planter Came personally Before me Tho's Edwards one of his 
Majestys Justices of the peace of the said County of Dobbs: and acknowledged 
themselves indebted to our sovereign Lord King George the third Viz the said 
Reuben Hay in the sum of One Hundred pounds: and the sd William Speight in 
the sum of fifty pounds: proc. money; to Be livied of their goods and Chattles 
lands and Tenements Respectively to the use of Our said Lord the King His 
heirs and successors: upon Condition that if the said Reuben Hay shall 
personally appear Before our Chief Justice and His associates at the next 
Court to Be Held for the District of Newbern at the Town of Newbern on the 
Eleventh Day of May next: then and there to give such Evidence as He shall 
know against John Barfild Concerning His felonious Taking sundry goods the 
property of the sd Reuben Hay to the Value of Eight pounds proc money on 
the Twenty fourth Day of this present Month Dec'r and that He Do not Depart 
without leave of that Court; then this Recognizence to be Void or Else to 
Remain in full force_______________

              Acknowledged Before me
              Tho's Edwards

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