Orange County Indexed
Road order: Joseph Teat (Tate?), Joseph Tate, John King
March 1753 · Orange County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Joseph Teat (Tate?) requested a twelve-foot road from the courthouse through Giles Tillet’s to his home; four overseers were appointed.
- Kind of business
- Road order
- Court
- March 1753 term
- People
- Joseph Teat (Tate?) (petitioner)
- Joseph Tate (road overseer)
- John King (road overseer)
- Giles Tillet (road overseer)
- Joseph Pinson (road overseer)
- Places
- Court house; little Troublesome
- Amounts
- twelve feet wide
Reading note: Recorded at a meeting of the county’s road commissioners, which Shields’s abstracts print among the court minutes.
Names and places are given as the source writes them. This record has not been checked against the original minute book.
Where to find it
- Folio and page 35-70'
- Published abstract: Ruth Herndon Shields, Abstracts of the Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Orange County, 1752–1766, page 19
- Original: State Archives of North Carolina, Orange County court minutes (CR.073.301).
- Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 30001, “County Court Minutes, 1752–1766” (State Archives film).
