ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - COURT - Court Order, Eli W. Ward
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Contributor's Note:  Eli W. Ward was the son of George Ward and Chasty West. 
George Ward, born February 20, 1772, died Abt. August 02, 1803 in Onslow Co., 
was a brother of Alice Ward Loomis Dulany and son of Seth & Cear (Hadnot) 
Ward. (pmp)

Tenn News. Items from the Carolina Watchman published in Salisbury, NC., taken
from microfilm in State Archives, Raleigh, NC.

Nov. 9, 1833 - died in Lafayette, Ark. on 17th Sept., Col. Eli W. Ward,
formerly of Newbern, NC.

                STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
                to the Sheriff of Onslow County, Greeting:
Whereas we lately commanded you to cause to be made of the Goods and Chattels,
Lands and Tenements of ELI W. WARD in your County, the sum of $154.45 with
Interest from Nov. term 1819 which ALICE LOOMIS lately in our Court of Pleas &
Quarter-Sessions, for the County of Onslow recovered against him for debt and
also the sum of L2.1.3 for the costs and charges in the said suit expended,
where of the said ELI W. WARD was convicted as appears to us of record: And 
you returned to us that you had leved the execution on a certain negro man 
named CAPE.
        We now command you, that you expose the same to sale, so as to satisfy
the said costs, together with the further sum of 3/9 for this writ; and have
you the said monies, before our said Court, to be held for the County of 
Onslow at the Court-House in Onslow on the first Monday of August next, 
together with this writ.--Herein fail not.

Witness, BANESTER LESTER Clerk of our said Court, at Onslow the first Monday 
of May in the 49th. year of Independence, A.D. 1825.

                                        Banester Lester C.C.

(Alice Ward Loomis Dulany was the Aunt of Eli W. Ward and the sister of my
ancesteress Clarissa Ward Mitchell. She is the Aunt who raised my
g.g.grandfather Nathaniel Loomis Mitchell after his mother died at his birth.
(pmp)