Orange County Indexed
Division of an estate, 15 December 1814
The heirs of Charles Horton divided among themselves the descendants of a woman named Hagar, among them Sac and her child Jack, Rose and her child Hannah, and Aggy and her child Anderson.
- Date
- 15 December 1814
- Record
- Division of an estate
- Citation
- Orange County Deed Book 17/170
See the deed book page at the Register of Deeds →
A page can hold several deeds, and a long deed can run onto the next page. - Parties
- David Reddick; Mary Reddick; Twitty Chambliss; Ruth Chambliss; Margaret Laws; George Laws
People named
| Name as recorded | Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sac | Mother of Jack | |
| Jack | ||
| Rose | Mother of Hannah | |
| Hannah | ||
| Aggy | Mother of Anderson | |
| Anderson | ||
| Hampling | Also read as Humphrey (UNCG reading) | |
| Dinah | ||
| Alfred | ||
| Esther | Named as a mother; mother of Alfred | |
| Hagar | Named as a relative | |
| Humphrey | Named in UNCG’s catalog, not in the abstract |
Each name links to every record naming someone of that name. Family ties are listed only where the record states them.
Elsewhere in Orange County Indexed
- The deed in the historic deeds collection, with its published abstract: David Reddick & Mary Reddick & Twitty Chambliss & Ruth Chambliss & Margaret Laws & George Laws to David Reddick & Mary Reddick & Twitty Chambliss & Ruth Chambliss & Margaret Laws & George Laws, 15 December 1814
Sources
- Mark Chilton, abstracts of this Orange County deed book. The Register’s compilation does not include this record.
- People Not Property, UNC Greensboro, catalog entry NC.ORG.17.170.1.
This page is drawn from abstracts and catalog entries, not from the original document. Before relying on it, check the deed book page.
