Sampson County NcArchives Court.....Byrd, Edward 1804
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Guy Potts http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00017.html#0004214 November 19, 2017

Source: Sampson County, Nc Register Of Deeds, Bk 13, Pg 4
Written: 1804

The Heirs & Legatees of Edw'd. Byrd dec'd, Deed to Wm. Thompson

Indenture dated 14 Nov 1802 by and between William Thompson of the county of 
Sampson and State of North Carolina of the one part, and the Heirs and 
Legatees of Edward Byrd dec'd of the other part. 

For three hundred and twelve pounds to them in hand paid by William Thompson 
for a tract of land bought by the said Edward Byrd dec'd of James Spiller, 
joining the lands of William Thompson, Henry Jones and said Spiller, also 
including 68 acres patented by said Spiller containing on all 150 acres.

Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of Wm. Luton and Ben Carr

Heirs and Legatees
Edward Byrd
William Byrd
John Byrd
Gabriel Byrd
Thos Byrd
Robert Byrd
Alexander Chesnutt
Joseph Scott
Micha King (Michael Jr?)
Rebecha Byrd
Mycaijah Bell
Peggy Scott
Anna Bell
Betty Bell
Charlotte Chesnut
Martha King

Sampson County August Term 1804
Then was the within deed proven in court for registration
H Holmes CC
Registered 12 Sep 1804
Owen Colman Regr

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Sampson County, NC Court Minutes, 1784-1800
by Oscar M. Bizzell and Virginia L. Bizzell

16 Aug 1786 - King's Estate - Edward Byrd, who came into court and claimed to 
administration with the will of Michael King, late of Bertie county, 
deceased, on the behalf of Mary, the wife of the said Edward, and the 
daughter of the said Michael, resigns his right of administration aforesaid 
unto Thomas Gray which said Gray comes into court and offers for his 
securities Curtis Ivey and John Fort who are approved of, and entered into 
bond in the sum of 4000 pounds. Ordered that letters of administration be 
issued according to the above order and resignation. 

[Note: Michael King Sr. of Bertie died before January 26, 1785 when his will 
was proved in Cumberland County Court. He must have still owned property in
Sampson at the time of his death.]

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Mary, wife of Edward Byrd and daughter of Michael King Sr., is not one of the 
Heirs or Legatees who signed their names to the above land sale to William 
Thompson and was possibly dead before 1804. 


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