Orange County Indexed
The Gray surname
The Gray name in Orange County Indexed: 236 historical records, 15 people in the chronology and 9 headings in books and archives.
- In the records
- 1752 to 1908
most named in the 1790s
- Court minutes 1752–1818
- Tax lists 1755–1790
- Records of enslaved people 1755–1858
- Deeds 1755–1874
- Wills 1769–1888
- Marriages 1781–1908
- In the chronology
- 1752 to 1993 15 people in 50 entries, most in the 1950s
- In books and archives
- 1 family heading and 8 people, born 1842 to 1909
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Little River (12), Eno River (5), Flat River (3), Hillsborough (3), New Hope Creek (2), Old Court House Road (1), Mill Creek (1), Calf Lick Branch (1)
- Married into
- Allison 2, Lint 2, Laws 2, Anderson 1, Bell 1, Bingham 1, Breeze 1, Brown 1, Carey 1, Crabtree 1, Faucett 1, Finley 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Armstrong 7, Brown 6, Watson 6, Hart 6, Clancy 5, Horn 4, Allen 4, Allison 4, Turrentine 3, Taylor 3, Hall 3, Cain 3
- People with a page here
- Asa Gray, Bernadette Gray-Little, Bowman Gray Jr., George Gray, Glen Gray, Gordon Gray, James Alexander Gray, John Gray, Robert Lilly Gray, Samuel Wiley Gray, William Lee Gray
- Search beyond these records
- Gray in Ancestry Library Edition (on the library’s public computers; add Orange County, North Carolina as a place)
- HeritageQuest, through NC LIVE (anywhere, with your OCPL library card; search Gray there)
- Gray in Orange County records on FamilySearch (free account)
Drawn from the records below. Families named together, or married to one another, are leads to follow, not proof of kinship. A similar spelling may be another family, and two people of the same name are not necessarily the same person.
In the chronology 15 people
The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.
- Gray, Alson 1 entry, 1850
- Gray, Beecher 3 entries, 1987–1993
- Gray, Bowman 1 entry, 1945
- Gray, Bowman, Jr. 5 entries, 1935–1961
- Gray, Bowman, Sr. 1 entry, 1938
- Gray, Clarence 1 entry, 1964
- Gray, Gordon 19 entries, 1935–1975
- Gray, James A., Jr. 2 entries, 1927
- Gray, James Alexander 3 entries, 1919–1941
- Gray, John 10 entries, 1752–1775
- Gray, John 1 entry, 1768
- Gray, Lieutenant Colonel 1 entry, 1768
- Gray, Nathalie 1 entry, 1938
- Gray, Preston L. 1 entry, 1898
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Gray, Preston Lewis 5 entries, 1890–1908
Show the 5 entries
- 1890–1913: The Bingham School at Mebane after the 1890 fire, 1890–1913
- 1891: Bingham School leaves Orange County for Asheville
- 1897: Preston Lewis Gray takes charge of the Mebane school and renames it the William Bingham School
- by April 7, 1898: Judge Hoke rules that the Mebane school may keep the Bingham School name
- by October 15, 1908: Preston Lewis Gray buys the Bingham School property near Mebane
In books and archives 9 headings
Subject headings from the library catalogs Orange County Indexed gathers. A family heading collects genealogies and family papers; a person heading, the works about that person.
- Gray family family, 1 work
- Gray, Gordon, 1909-1982 18 works
- Gray, Bowman 3 works
- Gray, James Alexander, 1889-1952 2 works
- Gray, George, Active 1846-1879 1 work
- Gray, Glen, 1906-1963 1 work
- Gray, Robert Lilly, 1875-1945 1 work
- Gray, Samuel Wiley, 1842-1863. 1 work
- Gray, William Lee, Active 1819-1822 1 work
In the historical records 236 records
50 deeds, 8 records of enslaved people, 37 marriages, 124 court minutes, 7 tax list entries and 10 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Gray marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1752Court minutesThe new county’s first court convened at John Gray’s home on Eno River.
- 1753Court minutesThe sixteen named appointees had qualified and taken the required oaths as justices of the peace.
- 1754Court minutesThomas Cate became overseer from Camp branch to Western path in Robert Cate’s district, with twelve named road workers.
- 1755DeedsJohn Gray to Blake Baker, December 1755
- 1755DeedsJohn Gray to Blake Baker, December 1755
- 1755Records of enslaved peopleTax list: John Gray to John Gray, 1755
- 1755Court minutesTwo groups of named workers were assigned to road labor under Robert Cate and John Gray.
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: John Gray
- 1756DeedsGranville to John Gray, 15 March 1756
- 1756DeedsEarl Granville to John Gray, March 1756
- 1756DeedsJohn Gray to Daniel Weldon, September 1756
- 1756DeedsJohn Gray to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756Court minutesThe record listed twenty-four road commissioners for the April meeting (Thomas Holden, John Pittman, James Allison, Lawrence Banckson).
- 1756Court minutesThe record listed the county’s thirty-five current road commissioners (Thomas Holden, Hugh Porter, James Allison, Robert Cate).
- 1756Court minutesFifteen road commissioners attended the general meeting at the courthouse (Thomas Loyd, James McAllister, William Barnett, Joseph Boggs).
- 1758DeedsJohn Gray to Joseph Maddock, March 1758
- 1759DeedsJohn Gray & Enoch Lewis to John Dunagan, March 1759
1760s
- 1763DeedsJoshua Gray to James Thompson, November 1763
- 1764DeedsRobert Watson to James Watson & John Gray, 17 October 1764
- 1764DeedsJohn Gray to Robert Watson, November 1764
- 1764DeedsThomas Hart to John Gray, November 1764
- 1764DeedsJohn Gray to Robert Watson, November 1764
- 1764DeedsThomas Hart to John Gray, November 1764
- 1769WillsWill of Owen Thomas
1770s
- 1775WillsWill of John Gray
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Gray John
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Gray Robert
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Gray William
1780s
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Gray, Willm. (Orange District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Gray, Jas. (Orange District)
- 1781MarriagesMarriage bond: James Gray and Mary Rayly
- 1781MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Gray and Elizabeth Paul
- 1782DeedsThomas Gray to Charles Dunagan, 25 October 1782
- 1782Court minutesRobert Gray was appointed overseer from Caswell Line to Joseph Allisons.
- 1782Court minutesJohn Brown, Geo. Clower, Robert Gray, James Carson and John Anderson were cited for failing to appear as jurors.
- 1782Court minutesNamed grand and petty jurors were appointed for the next court at Hillsborough on the fourth Monday in August.
- 1782Court minutesWill of John Mordah, proved by James Mordah.
- 1782WillsWill of John Mordak
- 1783Court minutesRobt. Gray and Mary Murdoch returned John Murdoch’s estate inventory, which was recorded.
- 1784Court minutesAndrew Griffin replaced Robert Gray as road overseer.
- 1785Court minutesIn Joseph Baker’s case concerning Benj. Leonard’s administrators, the jury found Jno. Allison had not fully administered the estate.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in James Ferrel’s case against Edward Gwinn.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Wm. King’s case against Jno. Blackwood and Jones Kendrick.
- 1785Court minutesThe jury from No. 27 heard administrator Jno. Andrew’s case against James Monro.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in James Ray’s case against James Baldridge.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Jos. Taylor’s case against John Dunnivan.
- 1785WillsWill of William Hannah
- 1787MarriagesMarriage bond: Adin Gray and Elizabeth Pegg
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded Mark Patterson damages of £200 plus costs against William Mebane.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded And Gibson £0.16.5 in damages plus costs against Wm Galbreath.
- 1788Court minutesThe jury awarded James Gray and his unnamed wife £10, interest from 15 September 1785, and costs against Wm Cumming.
1790s
- 1790Court minutesThe jury returned an award of £526.6.3 plus costs in Miller and Young’s debt action against Allison.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded Taylor, Mebane and company £492.1.3 plus costs against James Williams.
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: do for John Gray (Hillsborough District)
- 1791Court minutesThe court appointed Rob’t Gray as road overseer.
- 1792DeedsJohn Gray to John Cain, 13 December 1792
- 1792Court minutesWilliam Pettigrew, aged eleven, was bound to Robert Gray until full age.
- 1792WillsWill of Elizabeth Paul
- 1793DeedsJohn Gray to John Cain, 1793
- 1795Court minutesEdmond Jones recovered against James Patterson and Jno Hogan after a payment allowance and no setoff.
- 1796DeedsThomas Hall & Nanny Hall to Thomas Gray, 1 October 1796
- 1796MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Gray and Polly Massey
- 1797DeedsWilliam Coughlin to Andrew Gray, 20 April 1797
- 1797MarriagesMarriage bond: James Gray and Hannah Allison
- 1797MarriagesMarriage bond: William Mordoch and Susannah Gray
- 1797Court minutesDeed, Tho Hall & wife to Tho Gray, proved by Jno Bragg.
- 1798DeedsRobert Gray to Andrew Gray, 1 June 1798
- 1798DeedsGeorge Gray to John Campbell, 20 January 1798
- 1798DeedsNorth Carolina to Robert Gray, 13 August 1798
- 1798MarriagesMarriage bond: Jack B Leigh and Rachel Gray
- 1798Court minutesJurors upheld James Tinnen’s will against Cearns and John Tinnen’s caveat.
- 1798Court minutesAdministration of the estate of David English granted to Ellinor English; sureties Robert Gray and James Armstrong.
- 1798Court minutesBill of Sale, Geo Gray to Jno Campbell, proved by Freeman Wood.
- 1799DeedsAbner Massey to Thomas Gray, 6 March 1799
- 1799Court minutesThe court ordered jurors summoned for the next superior court.
- 1799Court minutesJurors rejected James Gray’s claim that Wm Lytle had promised performance; an appeal followed with approved securities.
- 1799Court minutesDeed, Abner Massey to Thomas Gray, acknowledged in court.
- 1799WillsWill of Enoch Lewis
1800s
- 1800Court minutesThe court appointed Andrew Gray as road overseer, replacing Richard Holman.
- 1801DeedsSamuel Turrentine Sr to Andrew Gray & John Brown, 24 March 1801
- 1802Court minutesThe court appointed reviewers to settle Elizabeth Dick’s administration and guardianship accounts for John Dick’s estate and Mary Dick.
- 1803DeedsThomas Gray to William Shepherd, 10 November 1803
- 1804DeedsAndrew Gray to Alexander McMullen, 22 September 1804
- 1805DeedsRobert Gray Sr to Alexander McMullen, 13 April 1805
- 1807MarriagesMarriage bond: Andrew Gray and Polly Jameison
- 1807Court minutesThe court ordered Jacob Troxler, Benj Burnside, James Gant and 27 others summoned for Superior Court jury service.
- 1808Court minutesThe court ordered Andrew Gray, charged as reputed father, to pay Jeany Robinson child support in installments.
1810s
- 1810DeedsRobert Gray Sr to Andrew Gray, 24 December 1810
- 1810Court minutesDeed, Thomas Wilson to Richard Holman, proved by Andrew Gray.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, Joseph Townsend to Adam Dixon, proved by Andrew Gray.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, Robert Gray to Andrew Gray, proved by William Armstrong.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, Robert Berry to Wm Armstrong, proved by Andrew Gray.
- 1810Court minutesBill of Sale, Daniel Turrentine, Jacob Gray, William Holt & Nancy Steel & Mary Crutchfield to Salley S Greer, proved by Joseph Steel.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Thomas Armstrong as road overseer.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, Samuel Turrentine to Andrew Gray and John Brown, proved by John McMillan.
- 1812WillsWill of Jacob Riley, Sr.
- 1816Court minutesThe court apprenticed George Gray to James Clancy for instruction in tailoring.
- 1818DeedsMary Gray to Alfred Gray & George Gray & William Gray, 1 March 1818
- 1818DeedsMary Gray to Fanny Horn, 1 March 1818
- 1818DeedsMary Gray to Mary Ann Horn, 1 March 1818
- 1818Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Mary Gray to Alfred Gray, George Gray, William Gray, 1 March 1818
- 1818Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Mary Gray to Fanny Horn, 1 March 1818
- 1818Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Mary Gray to Mary Ann Horn, 1 March 1818
- 1818Court minutesThe court apprenticed Alfred Gray to John Faucett for instruction in carpentry.
- 1818WillsWill of Jacob Jeffries
1820s
- 1820DeedsVerres Gray to And'w McCauley, 2 February 1820
- 1822MarriagesMarriage bond: Alfred Gray and Mary Lint
- 1824DeedsAlfred Gray to James Clancy, 13 April 1824
- 1824Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Alfred Gray to James Clancy, 13 April 1824
- 1824MarriagesMarriage bond: George Gray and Elizabeth Lint
- 1825DeedsAlfred Gray & George Gray to James Clancy, 31 January 1825
- 1825DeedsAlfred Gray & George Gray to William Nelson, 5 September 1825
- 1825Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Alfred Gray, George Gray to James Clancy, 31 January 1825
- 1825Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Alfred Gray, George Gray to William Nelson, 5 September 1825
1830s
- 1830DeedsGeorge Gray to Stephen Moore trustee, 27 January 1830
- 1832DeedsAndrew Gray to Thomas Carrington, 23 March 1832
- 1837MarriagesMarriage bond: William Gray and Elizabeth Finley
- 1837MarriagesMarriage notice: William C. Palmer and Amaranth[?] Gray[?]
- 1838MarriagesMarriage bond: William Gray and Mary Jane Anderson
1840s
- 1840DeedsJohn D Gray to William Roberts trustee, 21 May 1840
- 1840WillsWill of Joseph Armstrong
- 1841MarriagesMarriage bond: William Gray and Eliza Crabtree
- 1843MarriagesMarriage bond: Alfred Gray and Anne Jane Brown
- 1845DeedsJohn B Leathers & Parthenia Leathers & James W Armstrong to William J Gray, 5 December 1845
- 1849MarriagesMarriage bond: James Montgomery and Ann J Gray
1850s
- 1852DeedsHenderson Taylor to William H Jordan trustee & William A Gray, 26 April 1852
- 1853DeedsBedford Hurdle & Hardy Hurdle to William J Gray, 12 February 1853
- 1853DeedsNelson P Hall & Meradeth Gates to William J Gray, 19 September 1853
- 1854MarriagesMarriage bond: Samuel W Faucett and Elizabeth Jane Gray
- 1856MarriagesMarriage bond: Alonso Franklin Gray and Astimisia Perlinea Bell
- 1857MarriagesMarriage bond: John Dn Gray and Elizabeth P Allison
- 1858DeedsJohn G Gray to J J Allen, 14 January 1858
- 1858DeedsWilliam H Jordan & Hezekiah Terry & William J Gray & Henry Roundtree to State of North Carolina, 23 February 1858
- 1858Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John G Gray to J J Allen, 14 January 1858
1860s
- 1860DeedsW H Jordan & William J Gray & S H Breeze to State of North Carolina, 29 February 1860
- 1861MarriagesMarriage bond: J A Gray and Emma E Walker
- 1864DeedsHenry Gray & Frances V Gray & Addison Mangum & Nannie T Mangum & Edward A Speed & Joseph H Speed & Mary W Speed to William Tilley, 25 September 1864
- 1868DeedsMary R Gray & L C Gray & Narcissa Allen & S J Allen to John Lipscomb, 13 September 1868
- 1868MarriagesMarriage bond: John F Gray and Margaret McCadams
- 1869DeedsCaroline Jones & Richard M Jones to William J Gray, 24 April 1869
- 1869MarriagesMarriage license: Wesley Laws and Margaret E Gray
1870s
1880s
- 1884MarriagesMarriage license: Eugene E Gray and Elizabeth A Huske
- 1887MarriagesMarriage license: John W Harris and Julia Ann Gray
- 1888MarriagesMarriage license: F M Tilly and Bettie G Gray
- 1888WillsWill of William J Gray
1890s
- 1890MarriagesMarriage license: Thomas Gray and Tesmesia J Carey
- 1891MarriagesMarriage license: A W Breeze and Cassie F Gray
- 1893MarriagesMarriage license: Preston L Gray and Mary S Bingham
- 1896MarriagesMarriage license: W A Gray and Vida Laws
- 1898MarriagesMarriage license: Edmund Gates and Ella Gray
- 1898MarriagesMarriage license: George K Tate and Mabel Gray
1900s
- 1901MarriagesMarriage license: Robert L Gray and Mary S Mcrae
- 1902MarriagesMarriage license: C C Gray and Mollie Garrett
- 1907MarriagesMarriage license: C U Nichols and Annie Gray
- 1908MarriagesMarriage license: Robt L Murdock and Nellie Lee Gray
Undated
- Court minutesJosias Dixon and the other listed county military officers qualified.
- Court minutesWilliam Churton presented his commission and qualified as county register with security.
- Court minutesThe court appointed Jno Gray, John Hendricks, John Pryor and 9 others for jury service.
- Court minutesJohn Gray, Lawrence Thompson and James Dickey were recommended for sheriff, receiving ten, eight and six votes respectively.
- Court minutesThe record listed appointments of the county’s justices.
- Court minutesJohn Gray qualified as High Sheriff for Orange County.
- Court minutesJohn Gray replaced Francis Day as road commissioner.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, Thomas Prestwood to John Gray, proved by Witnesses: William Churton, John Pryor..
- Court minutesThe record listed twenty-eight road commissioners (Thomas Holden, Hugh Porter, James Allison, Thomas Loyd).
- Court minutesCommissions as justices of the peace were recorded for the listed men.
- Court minutesJames Watson, John Gray and James Taylor were assigned to review claims for Indigenous travelers’ expenses and damages, with Thomas Loyd…
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Duncan Bohannon granted to Ann Bohannon; sureties John Gray and James Bowie.
- Court minutesJohn Gray brought an action on the case against William Copeland.
- Court minutesJohn Gray brought a petition against Thomas Hooper.
- Court minutesJohn Gray, Alex. Mabin and George Allen were ordered to inspect Giles Chapman’s ferryboat and report at the next court.
- Court minutesIsaac Gray brought an action on the case against Robert Whitton.
- Court minutesJohn Gray, Mark Morgan and William Luten Senior were appointed to divide James Alston’s estate.
- Court minutesIsaac Gray brought an attachment proceeding against Robert Barnett.
- Court minutesFive men were appointed to divide James Alston’s estate according to his will on September twentieth (Thomas Lloyd, Tyrie Harris, John Gr…
- Court minutesAbner Nash received permission for an Enoe River gristmill, with four commissioners appointed to value and lay off Francis Corbin’s acre.
- Court minutesEdmund Fanning brought a debt claim against Isaac Gray.
- Court minutesFive men were appointed to divide James Alston’s estate on Tuesday the nineteenth.
- Court minutesDeed, Wm. Mebane to Wm. & Timothy Cain, proved by John Gray.
- Court minutesHenry Waggoner was appointed overseer from Joseph Allison’s to Caswell County line, with nineteen named road workers.
- Court minutesWm. Gray replaced Thomas Hart as road overseer.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of David Pinkerton granted to Anne Pinkerton; sureties Robt. Gray and John Armstrong.
- Court minutesJames Gray appeared in a suit against Wm. Armstrong.
- Court minutesA jury was sworn in Dudley’s case against Rob. McIntyre and Rob. Baldridge, bail for Benj. Few.
- Court minutesA sworn jury found James Baldridge not guilty.
- Court minutesWm. Cummings proceeded against Henry Morris before a substituted jury; Henry Morris and Owen Lloyd bonded for the younger Morris’s appeal.
- Court minutesRobt. Gray was appointed road overseer from Joseph Allison’s to the Caswell line on Deiken’s Road.
- Court minutesThe court directed the sheriff to summon grand jurors Lewis Kirk, James Carr Jun’r, James Newland and 32 others for the next county court.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the venire listing the summoned jurors.
- Court minutesThe record named nine remaining jurors from the original panel.
- Court minutesThe jury found for Wm Willie against executor Tho Tullock in the debt action.
- Court minutesThe jury found the tender lawful and awarded Joseph Allison £19.5.1 ½ plus costs against Jacob Lake.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Alex’r McCracken of the indictment’s charge.
- Court minutesThe jury was sworn in Lehaff’s debt action against Gilbreath and Gibson, but the recorded finding was unfinished.
- Court minutesThe court appointed Ro Gray guardian of Jno Murdock upon a £200 bond with two sureties.
- Court minutesThe sheriff was directed to summon jurors Rich’d Cothran, James Stockard, John Ray Maj and 27 others for next term.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the venire with attendance annotations.
- Court minutesThe court swore the grand jury.
- Court minutesJames B Horne won damages against Thomas Horne’s executor; a new-trial motion produced a rule to show cause.
- Court minutesJno O’Dien was nonsuited against Rob’t Campbell on certiorari.
- Court minutesHenry Thompson Jr won damages and costs against John Taylor on appeal.
- Court minutesThe jury upheld Reuben and James Burrows’s bond, found a partial payment and land sale, and rejected release in Jonah Warren’s action.
- Court minutesAndrew McCalley recovered damages and costs against Leonard Stringer and James Murray.
- Court minutesThe court fined Robert Gray for leaving the jury after its charge and before the verdict.
- Court minutesDeed, Carnes Tinnen to Robert Tinnen, proved by James Gray.
- Court minutesDeed, Joseph Hart to James Herndon, proved by Thomas Gray.
- Court minutesThe court recorded William Nunn, Wm Kirkland, Benjamin Rhodes Sr and 27 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe court recorded Joseph Hodge, James Milliken, Joseph Clendennin and 9 others for jury service.
- Court minutesWm Littlejohn and surviving partners were nonsuited against Wm McKee; the court fined absent witness John McLellan.
- Court minutesWm Littlejohn and surviving partners were nonsuited against Wm McKee; the court fined absent witness John McLellan.
- Court minutesJames Coghlin recovered damages and costs against administrator James Moore; jurors found available estate assets and rejected setoff and…
- Court minutesJurors convicted Willis Cooper of assault.
- Court minutesThe court recorded William Guy, Thomas Holloway, Charles Cotton and 27 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe court recorded Robert Gray, Eli Hill, John Copley and 12 others for jury service.
- Court minutesJurors rejected payment and setoff and awarded Alex’r Gray damages against Arch’d Campbell.
- Court minutesJohn Jameson became guardian of ???? Jameson.
- Court minutesJohn Jameson became guardian of William Jameson.
- Court minutesJohn Jameson became guardian of Robert Jameson.
- Court minutesDeed, Thomas Gray to William Shepherd, proved by Leonard Carlton.
- Court minutesThe court recorded Andrew Gray, John Comb, James Ray and 8 others for jury service.
- Court minutesJames Murray was nonsuited in his action against James Lynch’s executors.
- Court minutesJurors upheld Robert Carson’s promise within three years, rejected payment and setoff and awarded William H Thompson damages.
- Court minutesLuke Dishon was nonsuited in his action against John Taylor.
- Court minutesJames H Bowman received damages and costs against James Clendening.
- Court minutesJames H Bowman received a separate damages award against James Clendening.
- Court minutesJurors convicted Wm F Thompson; the court excluded State witness John Dunnavin’s attendance from costs charged against him.
- Court minutesAn acquittal was entered for James Faucett, followed by an error notation discharging the jury.
- Court minutesDeed, Andrew Gray to Alexander Mullan, proved by Archelaus Willson.
- Court minutesJurors upheld Robert Gray’s promise within three years, rejected setoff and prior judgment and awarded William Whitfield damages; judgmen…
- Court minutesJurors rejected payment and setoff and awarded John Hays and others principal and damages against Peter Jeffers.
- Court minutesThe court recorded Hardy Hurdle, Thomas Robinson, John Murray and 12 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded John Nichols damages and costs against Robert Gray.
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed William Gray to Charles Cox for instruction in painting.