Orange County Indexed
The Lytle surname
The Lytle name in Orange County Indexed: 289 historical records, 3 people in the chronology and 1 heading in books and archives.
- In the records
- 1755 to 1833
most named in the 1780s
- Tax lists 1755
- Deeds 1763–1818
- Court minutes 1764–1804
- Marriages 1785–1794
- Records of enslaved people 1785–1797
- Wills 1785–1833
- In the chronology
- 1770 to 1798 3 people in 12 entries, most in the 1780s
- In books and archives
- 1 person, born 1755
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Hillsborough (16), Eno River (8), King Street (6), Wake Street (3), Buck Quarter Creek (2), Mebane (2), Rock Creek (2), Tryon Street (2)
- Married into
- Allen 1, Riley 1, Nichols 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Tatom 31, Taylor 21, Courtney 21, Harris 20, Watters 16, McCauley 13, Mebane 11, Hogg 11, Watts 10, Thompson 10, Ray 10, Nichols 9
- People with a page here
- William Lytle
- Spellings to try
- Lyttle
- Search beyond these records
- Lytle 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 Lytle there)
- Lytle 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 3 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.
- Lytle, Catherine 2 entries, 1784–1797
- Lytle, Robert 1 entry, 1770
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Lytle, William 9 entries, 1787–1798
Show the 9 entries
- February 27, 1787: The county court appoints John Nichols high sheriff of Orange County
- March 1, 1787: The court orders a bridge over the Eno at the ford near Hillsborough
- May Term 1787: The court orders a public bridge over the Eno at the Town Ford
- 1787–1816: Bridging the Eno, 1787–1816
- May 28, 1788: The court names men to oversee the Town Ford bridge and sets a seven-year repair term
- December 1, 1791: The court orders a pillory and stocks built on the public lot in Hillsborough
- 1793–1828: The county court tries enslaved defendants, 1793–1828
- August 25, 1795: A jury convicts Isaac, a man enslaved by William Lytle, on a charge the minutes do not name
- February Term 1798: The court pays for the register's books and has John Estes's indexing valued
In books and archives 1 heading
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.
- Lytle, William, 1755-1829 1 work
In the historical records 289 records
34 deeds, 2 records of enslaved people, 3 marriages, 240 court minutes, 1 tax list entries and 9 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. Lytle marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Robert Lytle
1760s
- 1763DeedsRobert Shearman to Robert Lytle, February 1763
- 1764Court minutesCommissions as justices of the peace were issued to twenty-four named men.
- 1766Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Pryor, Tyrie Harris, David Hart and 5 others present.
- 1766Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Pryor, Tyrie Harris, David Hart and 5 others present.
- 1767DeedsTrustees of Hillsborough to Robert Lytle, February 1767
- 1768DeedsJohn Pryor & Laurence Thompson & John Patterson & Andrew Mitchell & John McGee & Thomas Lloyd & William Lee & Richard Parker & Tyree Harris & David Hart & Thomas Hart & John King & John Brantley & Richard Simpson & Robert Lytle & John Oliver & Thomas Hines & John Lee & William Thompson & William Johnston & James Thackston & John Payne & George Allen & Alexander Mebane Jr & Nathaniel Jones & Charles Crawford as Justices of the Peace for Orange County to William Johnston, 4 March 1768
- 1768DeedsRobert Lytle esq & his wife to Edmund Fanning esq, April 1768
1770s
- 1774DeedsRobert Lytle to Thomas Burk, 14 January 1774
- 1778Court minutesAn inventory of Andw. Lytle’s estate was returned and recorded.
- 1778Court minutesFive justices were appointed to settle Robert Lytle’s account with Orange County with his administrators in Hillsborough and report at ne…
- 1778Court minutesRobert Beard, committed to jail, was ordered enrolled in the Continental Army by Colo. Archibald Lytle.
- 1779DeedsSarah Lytle to Thomas Burke, 18 September 1779
- 1779Court minutesWilliam (Lytle) became guardian of Andrew Lytle’s orphans Wm. and Archibald Lytle, bonded for £20,000 with Col. Archibald Lytle and Capt.…
1780s
- 1785DeedsJohn Nichols to Memican Hunt & William Lytle & Absalom Tatum, 29 October 1785
- 1785DeedsJohn Nichols to Memucan Hunt & William Lytle & Absalom Tatom, 29 October 1785
- 1785DeedsGeorge Doherty & Mary Doherty to Archibald Lytle & Jesse Benton, 12 July 1785
- 1785Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): George Doherty, Mary Doherty to Archibald Lytle, Jesse Benton, 12 July 1785
- 1785MarriagesMarriage bond: John Riley and Mary Lytle
- 1785Court minutesArchibald Lytle entered a bond as commissioner selling confiscated property in Hillsborough District.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Samuel Fist granted to Nancy McCalep; sureties Archibald Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John McCay granted to Archibald Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of James Brannon granted to Archibald Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Henry granted to Archibald Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Rand. Humphries granted to Archibald Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Thomas Padden (Patton?) granted to Archibald Lytle.
- 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.
- 1785Court minutesJames Hogg was ordered to deliver Rob. Lytle’s estate papers to administrator Sarah Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in Lewis Phillips’s case against Derby Conners.
- 1785Court minutesWm. Lytle and John Grant qualified as deputy sheriffs under James Freeland.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Zacheus Tate’s case against administrator Sarah Lytle.
- 1785WillsBond: Archibald Latta
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to William Lytle, 25 August 1786
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to William Lytle, 25 August 1786
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to William Lytle, 25 August 1786
- 1786Court minutesArchibald Lytle was ordered to suspend confiscation proceedings pending hearing of John Butler’s claim to land formerly belonging to Henr…
- 1786Court minutesWm. Lytle received an allowance payable by the public for selling confiscated property.
- 1786Court minutesJames Hogg was authorized to sell Thomas Burke’s estate property to pay Rob. Lytle’s children and representatives four hundred pounds by…
- 1786Court minutesWm. Lytle became guardian to Rachel, Mary, Rob. and Margaret Lytle, giving bond.
- 1786WillsDeed of gift: George Allen to George Mebane and others
- 1787DeedsJohn Dennis & Rachel Dennis to Sarah Lytle, 12 June 1787
- 1787DeedsJohn Nichols Sheriff to William Lytle, 3 September 1787
- 1787Court minutesThe court directed the sheriff to summon jurors John Armstrong, Wm Hall, Matthew McCawley and 8 others for the next Superior Court.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jonathan Lindley, Wm Waters and Wm Lytle present.
- 1787Court minutesThe court ordered a bridge across Eno near Hillsborough and appointed five men to contract for and supervise construction (John Estes, Wm…
- 1787Court minutesThe court authorized depositions from Robert Abercrombie, with ten days’ notice, and Archibald Lytle in York’s action against Hogan.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Alex Mebane, William Waters and William Lytle present.
- 1787Court minutesJohn Nichols qualified as high sheriff and posted bond with five named sureties.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, Wm Waters and Wm Lytle present.
- 1787Court minutesDeed, James Williams to John Estes, proved by William Lytle.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury found for John Blakes’s administrator against Chapman and Newman, awarding £27.10 and costs from the stated date.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Elie McDannel, Wm Lytle, Jonath’n Lindley and Wm McCawley present.
- 1787Court minutesThe court ordered an unrelated jury to assign Robert Lytle’s widow one-third of lot 24 and Andrew Lytle’s widow one-third of the remainder.
- 1787Court minutesThe court accepted Jno Elliot and Archibald Lytle as sufficient appeal sureties in the action against James Curry.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded Jno Allison £61.18.6 in damages plus costs against Burks’s executors.
- 1787Court minutesWhitney won £18.1.6 plus costs; the court required proof of Ross’s offsetting account and appointed five men to settle their accounts by…
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded Saml Allen £24.17 in damages plus costs against Jno Sturges.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm McCauley, James Carson, Wm Lytle and Jno Taylor present.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded And Gibson £0.16.5 in damages plus costs against Wm Galbreath.
- 1787Court minutesOn John Cate’s attorney’s motion, the court ordered a jury to hear the disputed Bear Creek land claim onsite and report next term.
- 1787Court minutesThe record listed thirteen men without stating their role or the associated court business (Jno Thompson, Edward Turner, Isaac Gattis, Ja…
- 1787WillsWill of William Williams
- 1787WillsWill of John Sheels
- 1788DeedsWilliam Shepherd to William Lytle, 8 April 1788
- 1788MarriagesMarriage bond: John Nichols and Sarah Lytle
- 1788Court minutesThe court ordered the old route through Thompsons to Hillsborough reopened, assigned listed residents’ laborers, and named Watters and Es…
- 1788Court minutesThe court appointed five commissioners to settle treasurer Jno Walker’s accounts and publish the resulting statement (Alexander Mebane, W…
- 1788Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Eli McDannel, James Carson and Wm Lytle present.
- 1788Court minutesThe court appointed five commissioners to supervise the Enoe bridge, requiring its contractor to maintain it for seven years (Wm McCauley…
- 1788Court minutesOn appeal, the jury found for Archibald Lytle; Wm Poll replaced Benj Yeargan on the referenced jury.
- 1788Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Archibald Lytle twenty shillings plus costs against Turner Herod.
- 1788Court minutesThe jury awarded Thos Watts sixpence plus costs against Wm Lytle.
- 1788Court minutesThe jury awarded Archibald Lytle £59/8/11 in certificates plus costs against treasurer Jno Haywood.
- 1788Court minutesThe court ordered Lytle and constable Taylor to return the Walker–Horne warrant proceedings for rehearing.
- 1788Court minutesDeed, Wm Shepherd to Wm Lytle, acknowledged in court.
- 1788Court minutesThe court appointed three men to assess Hillsborough’s taxable property for the year (Absalom Tatom, Wm Lytle, Dav’d Ray).
- 1788Court minutesThe November county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- 1788Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices James Carson, Wm Lytle and John Sloss present.
- 1788Court minutesWith no other property found, the court ordered sale of Josiah Watts’s one-acre Hillsborough lot to satisfy Tatom’s execution.
- 1788Court minutesWith no other property found, the court ordered sale of Josiah Watts’s one-acre Hillsborough lot to satisfy Tatom’s execution.
- 1788WillsWill of Josiah Watts
- 1789DeedsArchibald Lytle to William Mebane & William McCauley & Matthew McCauley & Alexander Mebane Jr & William Bell & James Mebane & Antony Sharp, 20 August 1789
- 1789DeedsBenjamin Few to William Lytle, 25 August 1789
- 1789Court minutesThe court ordered sale of Joseph Dickson’s 200 acres under Lytle’s execution to satisfy Baldridge’s judgment and costs.
- 1789Court minutesThe sheriff was directed to summon twelve named jurors for the next Superior Court.
- 1789Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Jonah Clifton £14.4.0, one year’s interest, and costs against Wm Lytle.
- 1789Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Robert Campbell, Wm Watters and Wm Lytle present.
- 1789Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Josiah Clifton £14.4.0 plus costs against Wm Lytle.
- 1789Court minutesThe August county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- 1789Court minutesOn Lytle’s motion, the court appointed commissioners, any three acting, to settle and divide Robert Lytle’s estate held by Wm Lytle.
- 1789Court minutesThe court appointed three commissioners to settle Thomas Pratt’s estate accounts with executor David Ray and report during the term.
- 1789Court minutesDeed of Mortgage, Arch’d Lytle to Wm Mebane & Wm McCauley & Mathew McCauley & Alex Mebane Jr & Wm Bell & James Mebane & Anthony Sharp, pr…
- 1789Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Courtny, John Taylor and Wm Lytle present.
- 1789WillsWill of Eli McDannell
1790s
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Lytle and Wm Nunn present.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded Adam Hart £32.15.3, interest from withdrawal of the money, and costs against Wm Lytle.
- 1790Court minutesThe court appointed Samuel Thompson constable; he posted bond with Lytle and Courtney and took the office oath.
- 1790Court minutesThe court appointed three men to assess Hillsborough’s taxable property for the year (Sterling Harris, Wm Lytle, David Ray).
- 1790Court minutesWm Lytle declined administration of Arch’d Lytle’s estate when asked by the court.
- 1791Court minutesThe court appointed Child, Whithead, and Lytle to assess town property for the stated year.
- 1791Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Ansley, Jonathan Lindley and Wm Lytle present.
- 1791Court minutesThe court commissioned review of Hogg’s Burke-estate accounts; the commissioners returned adjusted accounts, which the court ordered reco…
- 1791Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Watters, Jno Taylor and Wm Lytle present.
- 1791Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Watters, Jno Taylor and Wm Lytle present.
- 1791Court minutesJustices Jno Walker, George Danael, Wm Lytle and 21 others attended the election of a new sheriff.
- 1791Court minutesJno Sloss qualified as sheriff after three justices approved his offered sureties.
- 1791Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Jno Ray, Jonathan Lindley, Wm Lytle and James Patterson present.
- 1791Court minutesThe jury favored Wm Lytle in Wm Merrit’s debt suit; Merrit moved for an appeal and retained the bond.
- 1791Court minutesThe court assigned a jury to survey a requested diversion toward the mineral spring on James Hoggs land.
- 1791Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Alexander Mebane, Wm Lytle and Andrew Murdock present.
- 1791Court minutesThe court ordered stocks and a pillory built in Hillsboro, with Sterling Harris, Wm Lytle and Andrew Burke supervising the contract.
- 1792DeedsJohn Nichols to William Lytle, 10 October 1792
- 1792Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtny, Wm Nunn, Wm Lytle and 2 others present.
- 1792Court minutesDeed, Benjamin Few to William Lytle, proved by Joseph Stubbins.
- 1792Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Mebane, Wm McCauley, Wm Lytle and James Baldrige present.
- 1793DeedsWilliam Lytle to John McKerrall, 26 February 1793
- 1793DeedsWilliam Lytle to John McKerall, 1793
- 1793Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Andrew Murdock, Wm Lytle and Jonathan Lindley present.
- 1794DeedsWilliam Lytle to John Cabe, 8 October 1794
- 1794DeedsJohn Taylor to William Lytle, August 1794
- 1794MarriagesMarriage bond: Sharod Allen and Rachel Lytle
- 1795Court minutesJustices Geo Dannel, Jno Thompson, James Christmas and 10 others attended the appointment of the county register.
- 1795Court minutesWm Lytle was assigned to receive the district’s taxable-property lists.
- 1795Court minutesIsaac was convicted of petty larceny after enslaved witnesses testified; the court ordered thirty-nine lashes.
- 1795Court minutesJoseph Hodge secured his sheriff and tax-collection duties with approved sureties and took the office oath.
- 1795Court minutesFrances Child’s executorship accounts were referred to Wm Courtny and four colleagues for examination.
- 1796DeedsWilliam Lytle to George Clenny, 27 April 1796
- 1796Court minutesAndrew Murdock qualified as sheriff and posted separate bonds for office duties and collection of public and county taxes.
- 1796Court minutesAbsalum Tatom and four other commissioners were appointed to examine the entry taker’s transcript and certify it for the secretary’s office.
- 1796Court minutesDeed, Tilman Dixon to John Thompson, proved by Wm Lytle.
- 1796Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Raney, Wm Lytle and Absalum Tatom present.
- 1796Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Sterling Harris, Wm Lytle, Geo Dannel and 2 others present.
- 1797DeedsMemucan Hunt & William Lytle to Absalom Tatom, __ Apr 1797, April 1797
- 1797Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor to William Lytle, Andrew Gibson, 28 February 1797
- 1797Court minutesJustices James Carson, William McCauley, Robert Campbell and 9 others attended the sheriff election.
- 1797Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Baldridge, William Lytle, Absalom Tatom and 2 others present.
- 1797Court minutesDeed, Memucan Hunt & William Lytle to Absalom Tatom, proved by Sterling Harris.
- 1797Court minutesThe court ordered a land warrant issued to Wm Lytle on his recorded entry.
- 1797WillsBill of sale: John Taylor to William Lytle and others
- 1798DeedsWilliam Lytle to William Norwood, 6 October 1798
- 1798DeedsAndrew Murdock Sheriff to William Lytle, 28 May 1798
- 1798Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, Jno Thompson and Wm Lytle present.
- 1798Court minutesBy consent, the court awarded Ferabee Fosset a share of enslaved Jane and Betsey’s appraised value, subject to refund security, and reser…
- 1798Court minutesThe court elected Andrew Murdock sheriff of Orange County.
- 1798Court minutesAfter John Umstead, William Lytle and Sterling Harris’s report, the court compensated John Estis for arranging old register books and pro…
- 1798Court minutesDeed, Tilman Dixon to John Flintham, proved by William Lytle.
- 1798Court minutesWilliam Lytle was appointed to receive taxable property lists.
- 1798Court minutesDeed of Trust, proved by Absalom Tatom & Wm Lytle.
- 1798Court minutesDeed of Gift, Geo Doherty & Mary Doherty to Arch’d Lytle & Jesse Benton, proved by Absolom Tatom & Wm Lytle.
- 1798Court minutesWilliam Lytle returned his taxable property list.
- 1799DeedsSarah Lytle to Robert Lytle, 23 November 1799
- 1799DeedsWilliam Lytle Sr to James Hart, 17 April 1799
- 1799DeedsWilliam Lytle to James Hart, 15 April 1799
- 1799Court minutesDeed, Wm Lytle Jr Atto &c to Joseph Sears, proved by And’w Murdock.
- 1799Court minutesJurors rejected James Gray’s claim that Wm Lytle had promised performance; an appeal followed with approved securities.
- 1799Court minutesJurors rejected Anthony Garrott’s claim that Wm Lytle had promised performance; an appeal followed with approved securities.
- 1799Court minutesJurors rejected Paul Sink’s claim that Wm Lytle had promised performance; an appeal followed with approved securities.
- 1799Court minutesDeed, Sarah Lytle to Robert Lytle, proved by Robert Faucit.
1800s
- 1800Court minutesDeed, William Lytle to James Hart, proved by David Strayhorn.
- 1800Court minutesDeed, William Lytle to James Hart, proved by David Strayhorn.
- 1802Court minutesJurors upheld the bond, found its condition unperformed and awarded Wm Lytle and fellow justices nominal damages against Lewis Jones and…
- 1803DeedsRobert Lytle to Young Dorch, 15 September 1803
- 1804Court minutesDeed, Robert Lytle to Young Dorch, proved by Baldwin Nicholas.
- 1806DeedsWilliam Lytle to William Cabe, 22 September 1806
1810s
1830s
- 1833WillsWill of Richard Christmas
Undated
- Court minutesRobert Lytle brought an action on the case against Thomas Cate.
- Court minutesRobert Pryor accused William Lytle of giving him two counterfeit bills.
- Court minutesLawrence Vanhook, Tyrie Harris and Robert Lytle were appointed grand jurors for the next Halifax superior court.
- Court minutesThree grand jurors and three petit jurors were appointed for the next Halifax superior court.
- Court minutesRobert Lytle and Enoch Spinks qualified as justices of the peace.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with four named justices presiding.
- Court minutesRobert Lytle brought an action on the case against Alexander Going.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with three named justices present.
- Court minutesWilliam Nunn, Francis Nash, Robert Lytle and Enoch Lewis replaced the previous commissioners to lay off an Enoe River acre for Abner Nash.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Redpath granted to Elizabeth Re(u)dpath; sureties Archibald Lytle.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Andw. Lytle granted to Sarah Lytle; sureties Archd. Lytle and Thos. Farmer.
- Court minutesWm. Courtney and John Nichols were commissioned to take Archibald Lytle’s deposition concerning land disputed by Alex Mebane and Worham G…
- Court minutesRobert Lytle’s administrators were owed a county balance of 17.8.8½.
- Court minutesJames Espey’s iron obligation to Rob and Archd. Lytle, with judgment for Robert Lytle’s share, was ordered recorded and delivered to Colo…
- Court minutesAn additional inventory of Robt. Lytle’s estate was returned.
- Court minutesSarah Lytle returned an inventory of part of Andrew Lytle’s estate.
- Court minutesA jury was sworn in Dudley’s case against Rob. McIntyre and Rob. Baldridge, bail for Benj. Few.
- Court minutesFourteen jurors were summoned for Hillsborough District Superior Court.
- 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 minutesThe referenced jury heard Wm. Merritt’s case against Benj. Chapman.
- Court minutesThe referenced jury heard Jno. Morrow’s case against Jno. Grisham.
- Court minutesThe referenced jury heard Rob. Morrison’s case against James Monro.
- Court minutesActing sheriff Wm. Lytle returned the sales account of Alex. Torrentine’s estate, which was recorded.
- Court minutesDeed, Jno. Nichols Esq. to Memucan Hunt, proved by Wm. Lytle & Absolom Tatom ack..
- Court minutesFrederick Taylor bonded with Arch’d. Lytle and James Taylor to perform a court order.
- Court minutesIn Joseph Sharp’s case against James Munroe, property held by Andrew Ross was condemned for Sharp after Ross described Munroe’s belongings.
- Court minutesWm. Lytle received £9 10s. for courthouse and jail repairs.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle became guardian of William and Archibald Lytle, bonded with Arch’d. Lytle and Samuel Benton for £200.
- Court minutesWm. Lytle received two shillings daily for 72 days keeping John MWhitney’s horse attached at And. Gibson’s instance.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle received £16 3s. for keeping Sam Jenkins’s attached mare.
- Court minutesRob. Lytle’s next of kin’s petition would be taken as confessed unless defendants answered within a month after court ended.
- Court minutesWm. Lytle received payment for ex officio services last year as James Freeland’s deputy sheriff.
- Court minutesWm. Lytle received payment for repairs to the courthouse and jail.
- Court minutesWm Lytle and Wm Waters qualified for service as justices.
- Court minutesThe court appointed three men, any two acting, to examine Trice’s executorship of the Trice estate and report during the term.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in Adam Rice’s debt action against Thomas Davis.
- Court minutesThe court ordered a public bridge near Eno’s Town Ford and appointed five commissioners, a majority empowered to contract for constructio…
- Court minutesDeed, Jno Allison & Josiah Watts & Wm Lytle & Henry Thompson, proved by Jno Ellis.
- Court minutesThe court ordered a survey and jury inspection of the disputed boundaries in Whitney’s action against Davis, with each party choosing jur…
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices William McCauley, Wm Lytle, Wm Watters and James Elliot present.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices William Watters, Wm Lytle, Wm Courtney and Jno Elliot present.
- Court minutesDeed, John Allison, Josiah Watts, William Lytle & Henry Thompson to Absalom Tatom, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesDeed, John Allison, Josiah Watts, William Lytle & Henry Thompson to William Courtney, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesWill of Wm Williams, proved by Josiah Watts & Wm Lytle.
- Court minutesThe November county court opened at Hillsborough with three named justices present.
- Court minutesThe court authorized a deposition from Virginia resident Alex Malcom in Hendley’s appeal against Lytle.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices James Carrington, Wm Courtney and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Elie McDannel, Wm Courtny and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesThe court ordered the sheriff to sell the debtor’s property under justice Wm Lytle’s execution (James Lapsy, Eliza Boreland).
- Court minutesThe court directed any twelve of sixteen named men to lay out the Enoe bridge connection to the old road and report this term.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Courtney and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesDeed, Jno Nichols Shff &c to Wm Lytle, proved by Robert Ferguson.
- Court minutesThe February county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Brice Collins granted to Enuch Collins; sureties Wm Lytle and Brice Collins Jr.
- Court minutesPeter Thompson won damages and costs against Wm Lytle.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Thomas Holden granted to Jno Holden and Elizabeth Holden; sureties Wm Lytle and Jno Taylor.
- Court minutesThe court assigned Absalom Tatom and three colleagues to assess county records needing renewal and estimate the work’s duration.
- Court minutesJustices John Taylor, Wm McCauley, Wm Watters and 14 others took the prescribed oath supporting the United States Constitution.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, Wm Watters, Wm Lytle and Walter Alves present.
- Court minutesSamuel Thompson became Hillsborough constable for one year, gave bond and qualified.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Rainey, Wm Courtney, Jno Thompson and 29 others present.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle, Sterling Harris and William Courtney were assigned to examine Andrew Harmon’s estate account and report on division.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, John Nichols to John Hogg, proved by William Lytle.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices William Lytle, Sterling Harris and Walter Alves present.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle, Andrew Burke and William Watters were assigned to settle the county treasurer’s accounts and report.
- Court minutesWilliam Watters, Sterling Harris and William Lytle were assigned to audit James Hogg’s estate and guardianship accounts for Thomas Burke…
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, Wm Watters and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesWilliam Watters and William Lytle approved John Walker’s treasury accounts; the court ordered the audited vouchers destroyed.
- Court minutesJohn Allison was continued as county register upon bond with Wm Lytle and Walter Alves.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, A Tatom, Jno Hogg and 3 others present.
- Court minutesJustices Wm Lytle, Wm Nunn, John Hogg and 8 others attended the entry-taker election.
- Court minutesWilliam Courtney junior became county entry taker, subject to bond with approved sureties.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle, Sterling Harris and Absalom Tatom were assigned to assess entry books needing transcription and estimate the cost.
- Court minutesJustices Empson Bird, John Thompson, Archer Campbell and 32 others attended the sheriff’s election.
- Court minutesThe court appointed a jury and surveyors to examine John Kelly and John Holden’s disputed claim.
- Court minutesSterling Harris, William Lytle and David Ray were assigned to audit James Hogg’s guardianship and estate accounts for Mary Williams Burke…
- Court minutesThe justices divided themselves into four classes for holding court.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices William Courtney, James Baldridge and William Lytle present.
- Court minutesWm Courtney Senior received permission to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, William Lytle and James Baldridge present.
- Court minutesWilliam Lytle became guardian of Robert Baker, the deceased Robert Baker’s orphan.
- Court minutesAbner B Bruce became clerk, gave bond with approved sureties and delivered the bond to chairman William Courtney.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, Wm Lytle and Empson Bird present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, Wm Lytle and James Baldridge present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtney, Wm Lytle, James Baldridge and Andrew Murdock present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices A Tatom, Jno Thompson, James Christmass and 18 others present.
- Court minutesWilliam Raney was elected entry taker and gave bond with William Ray, Hardy Hurdle and Andrew Murdock.
- Court minutesThomas Mulhollan became county surveyor with approved sureties.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Nunn, Jno Thompson, Jno Rhodes and 2 others present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of William Courtney Jr granted to Martha Courtney and William Courtney Sr; sureties Walter Alves, Sam’l Bent…
- Court minutesSterling Harris and William Lytle were appointed to settle John Miller’s administration accounts for Jacob Miller’s estate.
- Court minutesThe court rejected Sterling Harris and Wm Lytle’s settlement of John Miller’s administration accounts for Jacob Miller’s estate.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Absalom Tatom, John Thompson and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices A Tatom, Will Lytle and Jas Christmas present.
- Court minutesDeed, William McCauley to the Trustees &c, proved by William Lytle.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Absalom Tatom, Sterling Harris, Walter Alves and 2 others present.
- Court minutesWilliam Cain and partners’ claim against William Jackson proceeded through summons, judgment, stayed execution with Sterling Harris as su…
- Court minutesThe court levied taxes to build a Hillsborough jail and appointed Samuel Benton, Absalum Tatom and Sterling Harris to plan and supervise…
- Court minutesThe court ordered workers under Wm Lytle and James Pratt to cooperate on the road from Sam’l Thompsons to the river.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Absalom Tatom, Sterling Harris, William McCauley and William Lytle present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Absalom Tatom, Wm Lytle, John Hogg and Hardy Hawkins present.
- Court minutesA motion to compensate Tobias Rogers for the bridge at Matthew McCauleys mill failed when the justices divided evenly.
- Court minutesJustices Wm Ray, Wm Rainey, Benj Lacy and 19 others attended the court.
- Court minutesDavid Ray became county trustee and posted bond with Wm Lytle and Andrew Murdock.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Hogg, Absalom Tatom and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesDeed, Wm Lytle to George Cleney, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Lytle, James Christmas and Sterling Harris present.
- Court minutesDeed, John Taylor to Wm Lytle, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, John Taylor to Wm Lytle, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesThe court renewed the previous county tax and added poll, land and town property taxes to pay county court jurors.
- Court minutesThe court reimbursed John Estis for supplies and appointed Wm Lytle, Jno Umstead and Sterling Harris to value his indexing work.
- Court minutesAlexander Burnch was nonsuited against William Lytle; the court granted an appeal with Stroud and Ezekiel Brewer as sureties.
- Court minutesJurors rejected Hugh Cosmer’s claim that William Lytle had undertaken the alleged obligation.
- Court minutesThe court approved Jesse Hagwood and Ezekail Brewer, offered by John Stroud, as sureties for appeals involving Jacob Stilwell, James Tinn…
- Court minutesDeed, Andrew Murdock Shff &c to Wm Lytle, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesDeed, William Lytle to Wm Norwood, proved by Samuel Turr[ent]ine.
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed Robert Lytle to James Child Alias Floyd[?] for instruction in saddlery.
- Court minutesDeed, Josiah Turner Sheriff of Orange County to William Lytle, acknowledged in court.
- WillsWill of Archibald Lytle
