Sampson County NcArchives Photo Document.....Henry King To Nathan King 
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Source:             Cumberland County, NC Deed Book 27, PG 184
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Henry King to Nathan King  - State of North Carolina, Sampson County - Know 
all men by these presents that I Henry King of the County of Cumberland & 
State above for & in consideration of the good will & esteem I bear my beloved 
brother, Nathan King, of the same County & State do give, grant & forever 
assign unto the said Nathan King his heirs or assigns forever in fee simple 
from me, my heirs or assigns all such right title or claim in expectancy as I 
have or which may hereafter to me or my heirs accrue in virtue of the last 
will & testament of Michael King, dec'd, of Cumberland County and same State, 
bearing date November 27th 1783, to certain tracts or parcels of land

(viz), one of two hundred acres on Raiford's Creek bequeathed to said Nathan & 
one other parcel of land of one hundred and twenty acres in said last will & 
testament bequeathed to Joseph King.  In testimony whereof I hereunto 
subscribe my hand and seal this 2nd day of March, A.D. 1812.
Test. Anne 
King                                                                           
                                               Henry King (seal)
Thos. D. King              

                                  State of North Carolina
                                      Cumberland County                   
June Term 1813
Then was the execution of this deed proved by Thomas D. King and ordered to be 
recorded from the minutes.
Robinson Mumford C.C.

Notes;  Henery (Henry) King and Nathan King of Cumberland County, NC were 
brothers and sons of Michael King of Cumberland County, NC (born abt. 1722 in 
Bertie Precinct, Province of NC) who was the  testator of the will mentioned 
above and dated 27 November 1783. Michael King died in Cumberland County about 
January of 1785. The Joseph King referenced in the above deed was also a son 
of Michael King of Cumberland County and he was an heir in Michael King's last 
will and testament. Joseph King  relocated to the State of Georgia in the very 
early 1800's. Nathan King (1750-1833) was born in Duplin County, Province of 
NC on 7 November 1750 and his mother was Mary Catherine (Snell) King (abt. 
1727-abt. 1765).  Mary (Boone) King (abt. 1750-?), whom Michael King  married 
after the death of Mary (Snell) King about 1765, was the mother of Henery 
(Henry) King  (abt. 1770-1821)) and Joseph King (abt. 1772-abt.1820)), both of 
whom were born in Cumberland County, NC. Thos. D. King (1779-1854), a witness 
to this deed, was the son of William King, Senior  of Sampson County, NC who 
was another of the sons of Michael King by his first wife, Mary Catherine 
Snell. William King, Senior is thought to have been born in Bertie County, 
Province of NC about 1748 and he died in Sampson County in 1816. The other 
witness to this deed, Anne King, was probably Barbara Ann (Moore) King (1775-
1828)  who was born in Sampson County, NC and was the daughter of Colonel 
James Moore and his wife, Ann (Thomson) Moore (RMK).


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