Orange County Indexed
The Nash surname
The Nash name in Orange County Indexed: 268 historical records, 32 people in the chronology and 9 headings in books and archives.
- In the records
- 1759 to 1906
most named in the 1790s
- Wills 1759–1864
- Deeds 1762–1869
- Court minutes 1763–1818
- Records of enslaved people 1770–1860
- Marriages 1795–1906
- In the chronology
- 1752 to 1985 32 people in 205 entries, most in the 1920s
- In books and archives
- 1 family heading and 8 people, born 1720 to 1902
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Hillsborough (22), King Street (6), Margaret Lane (4), Meadow Branch (4), Eno River (4), Wake Street (3), Spring Lane (2), Churton Street (2)
- Married into
- Anderson 1, Currie 1, Curtis 1, Derossett 1, Freeland 1, Gordon 1, Haith 1, Hester 1, Kinchen 1, Strudwick 1, Read 1, Simpson 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Estes 11, Webb 9, Fanning 8, Benton 7, Norwood 6, Newman 5, Ray 5, Moore 5, Smith 5, Witherspoon 5, Jackson 5, McNair 5
- People with a page here
- Abner Nash, Arthur Cleveland Nash, Francis Nash, Frank Nash, Frederick Nash, Henry Kollock Nash, Joshua Nash, Maria Nash, Ogden Nash, Paul Nash
- Search beyond these records
- Nash 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 Nash there)
- Nash 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 32 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.
- Nash, Abner 9 entries, 1762–1783
- Nash, Ann Strudwick 1 entry, 1964
- Nash, Annie 1 entry, 1829
- Nash, Annie S. 1 entry, 1921
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Nash, Arthur 4 entries, 1927–1966
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- Nash, Arthur C. 3 entries, 1906–1968
- Nash, Arthur Cleveland 36 entries, 1919–1969
- Nash, David 1 entry, 1985
- Nash, David C. 2 entries, 1979–1985
- Nash, Francis 1 entry, 1752
- Nash, Francis 26 entries, 1754–1938
- Nash, Frank 29 entries, 1894–1953
- Nash, Frederick 50 entries, 1787–1907
- Nash, Mrs. Frederick 1 entry, 1818
- Nash, Frederick 1 entry, 1867
- Nash, Frederick, Jr. 1 entry, 1866
- Nash, Henry K. 1 entry, 1897
- Nash, Henry Kollock 30 entries, 1829–1883
- Nash, Henry Kollock 1 entry, 1897
- Nash, Maria 5 entries, 1859–1926
- Nash, Mary 3 entries, 1803–1951
- Nash, Mary S. A. 1 entry, 1926
- Nash, Mary Simpson 1 entry, 1820
- Nash, Rebecca 1 entry, 1865
- Nash, Sally 1 entry, 1859
- Nash, Sally K. 1 entry, 1926
- Nash, Samuel S. 1 entry, 1924
- Nash, Sarah 2 entries, 1859–1891
- Nash, Shepard K. 3 entries, 1846–1847
- Nash, Thomas 1 entry, 1775
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Nash, William 4 entries, 1784–1802
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- 1784–1818: Naming the father: bastardy bonds and support awards in the county court, 1784–1818
- November 26, 1795: William Nash gives a bastardy bond for Alsey Murphey's child
- August Term 1798: The court orders Samuel Benton, as reputed father, to support Alsey Murphey's child
- August 1802 (court term): The court orders William Nash to pay Alsey Murphey the whole support award at once
- Nash, William T. 1 entry, 1899
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.
- Nash family family, 3 works
- Nash, Abner, Approximately 1740-1786 30 works
- Nash, Frederick 5 works
- Nash, Francis, 1720-1777 2 works
- Nash, Frank, 1855-1932 2 works
- Nash, Paul, -1913 2 works
- Nash, Arthur Cleveland, 1871-1969 1 work
- Nash, Joshua, 1795-1863 1 work
- Nash, Ogden, 1902-1971 1 work
In the historical records 268 records
67 deeds, 24 records of enslaved people, 14 marriages, 144 court minutes and 19 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. Nash marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1759WillsWill of Mary Ann Currie
1760s
- 1762DeedsMichael Dixon to Edward Nash, February 1762
- 1763Court minutesFrancis Nash qualified as Orange County court clerk.
- 1763WillsWill of Adam Mason
- 1764DeedsEnoch Lewis to Abner Nash, May 1764
- 1764DeedsFrancis Nash to John Dowel, August 1764
- 1764DeedsJohn Dowel to Francis Nash, August 1764
- 1764DeedsNathaniel Astin to Abner Nash, August 1764
- 1764Court minutesCommissions as justices of the peace were issued to twenty-four named men.
- 1765DeedsThomas King to Abner and Francis Nash, August 1765
- 1765DeedsJames Espey to Francis Nash, August 1765
- 1765DeedsTrustees of Hillsborough to Francis Nash & Ralph McNair, November 1765
- 1766DeedsRobert Willis to Francis Nash, May 1766
- 1766DeedsPeter Brusnor to Francis Nash, August 1766
- 1767DeedsFrancis Nash to George Lea, February 1767
- 1767DeedsCullen Pollock to Francis Nash, February 1767
- 1767DeedsTrustees of Hillsborough to Francis Nash & Ralph McNair, November 1767
- 1767DeedsFrancis Nash to Ralph McNair, November 1767
- 1767DeedsFrancis Nash to Ralph McNair, November 1767
- 1768DeedsJohn Dowell & Edmund Fanning & Francis Nash to William Johnston, 24 March 1768
- 1768DeedsAbner Nash to William Johnston, 25 March 1768
- 1768DeedsTown of Hillsborough to Francis Nash, 29 August 1768
- 1768DeedsTown of Hillsborough to Frances Nash, 29 August 1768
- 1768DeedsTown of Hillsborough to Francis Nash, 29 August 1768
1770s
- 1770DeedsFrancis Nash to Robinson York, 22 January 1770
- 1770DeedsFrancis Nash to Ruth Jackson, 27 June 1770
- 1770DeedsFrancis Nash to Nancy Nash, 28 June 1770
- 1770Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Francis Nash to Ruth Jackson, 27 June 1770
- 1770Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Francis Nash to Nancy Nash, 28 June 1770
- 1771DeedsFrancis Nash to John Wood, 23 July 1771
- 1772DeedsAbner Nash & Francis Nash to Samuel Allen, 1 April 1772
- 1772DeedsIsaac Edwards to Francis Nash, 21 March 1772
1780s
- 1782DeedsDavid Moore to Abner Nash, 3 May 1782
- 1783Court minutesDeed, David More to Abner Nash, proved by John Estes.
- 1784DeedsAbner Nash to John Estes, 8 June 1784
- 1784Court minutesDeed for 2200 acres, Thomas Taylor & John Estes to Abner Nash, Esq., proved by John Piper.
- 1785WillsBond: Jno. Ray
- 1787DeedsWilliam Nash to Peter Mallet, 1 May 1787
- 1788Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Wm Kenneday £0.6.0 plus costs against John Taylor.
- 1788Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Archibald Lytle twenty shillings plus costs against Turner Herod.
- 1788Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded David Douglass £11.0.0 plus costs against Abner Tapp.
- 1788Court minutesWm Nash produced his practice license and took the required attorney qualification oaths.
- 1789DeedsJames Wallace to Ann Nash, 20 June 1789
- 1789Records of enslaved peopleMarriage contract: James Wallace to Ann Nash, 20 June 1789
- 1789Court minutesThe Governor obtained tax-arrears judgment; executor Mallett admitted certificate assets through attorney Nash, and a later execution was…
1790s
- 1790DeedsJohn Estes to William Nash, 8 September 1790
- 1790Court minutesDeed, Wm Nash to Peter Mallett, acknowledged in court.
- 1790Court minutesOn Dunnivan’s attorney’s motion, the court ordered Love’s case proceedings returned for review with a stay.
- 1791Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Abner Nash to William Nash, 25 March 1791
- 1791Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Abner Nash to William Nash, 25 March 1791
- 1791WillsBill of sale: Abner Nash to William Nash
- 1791WillsDeed of gift: Abner Nash to William Nash
- 1792Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Henry White to William Nash, 21 August 1792
- 1792Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William Newman to William Nash, 10 November 1792
- 1792Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William Newman to William Nash, 10 November 1792
- 1792Court minutesDeed, John Estes to William Nash, proved by Samuel Thompson.
- 1792Court minutesDeed, Hugh Woods to Elihu Woods, proved by William Nash.
- 1792Court minutesDeed, Elihu Woods to John Estes, proved by William Nash.
- 1793DeedsWilliam Nash to John Fairman, 25 March 1793
- 1793DeedsWilliam Nash to John Fairman, August 1793
- 1793Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Graham Bell to William Nash, 20 April 1793
- 1793Court minutesFollowing default, a jury assessed damages for Wm Nash against John Estis.
- 1793WillsBill of sale: Henry (x) White to William Nash
- 1793WillsBill of sale: Henry (x) White to William Nash
- 1793WillsBill of sale: William Newman to William Nash
- 1793WillsBill of sale: Graham Bell to William Nash
- 1793WillsPower of attorney: D. Witherspoon to William Nash
- 1794WillsBill of sale: William O’Neal to Thomas Cole
- 1794WillsBill of sale: Ambrose Gregory to William Nash
- 1795DeedsJohn Estes by Sheriff to William Nash, 28 May 1795
- 1795DeedsWilliam Chamberlin to William Nash, 24 January 1795
- 1795DeedsWilliam Nash to John Estes, 29 August 1795
- 1795Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William Nash to John Estes, 29 August 1795
- 1795MarriagesMarriage bond: William Nash and Margaret Kinchen
- 1795Court minutesThe court ordered Wm Nash to produce Thomas Nelson and Jesse Nelson after finding their detention unlawful.
- 1795Court minutesDeed, John Sloss late Sheriff of Orange County to Wm Nash, proved by Francis Nash.
- 1795WillsBill of sale: William G. Smith to Daniel May
- 1796Court minutesJohn Estes recovered damages and costs against Wm Nash; jurors rejected payment and setoff.
- 1796Court minutesWm Rider recovered damages and costs against Wm Nash on appeal.
1800s
- 1800DeedsWilliam Nash to William Newman Jr, 14 August 1800
- 1800Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William Nash to William Newman Jr, 14 August 1800
- 1802DeedsWilliam Nash to Samuel Thompson, 24 October 1802
- 1802Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William Nash to Samuel Thompson, 24 October 1802
- 1802Court minutesThe court ordered William Nash, described as reputed father, to pay Alsey Murphey immediately for child maintenance.
- 1805DeedsWilliam Nash to Rhody Berry, 15 June 1805
- 1808DeedsJames Pratt & Mary Pratt to Frederick Nash, 27 January 1808
- 1808DeedsSamuel Benton to William Norwood & Frederick Nash, 29 November 1808
- 1808Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Samuel Benton to William Norwood, Frederick Nash, 29 November 1808
1810s
- 1810Court minutesThe jury found administration substantially completed, identified remaining assets including enslaved Ovus, and preserved Robert Levi’s r…
- 1811DeedsFrederick Nash to George Strayhorn, 20 April 1811
- 1811Court minutesThe court apprenticed Sanders Nash to Paul Kennion for instruction in hatmaking.
- 1811Court minutesAfter proof of publication, the jury found for Fred Nash and awarded damages and costs.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Fredrick Nash as road overseer.
- 1812Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr renewed his clerk’s bonds with securities John Taylor Senr, David Ray, Fredrick Nash and Samuel Turrentine.
- 1812Court minutesDaniel Carthy appealed denial of his application to administer John Casey’s estate after James Webb objected.
- 1814DeedsWilliam Nash to John Berry, 25 March 1814
- 1816Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Fredrick Nash to George Strayhorn, 28 June 1816
- 1816Court minutesBill of Sale, Frederick Nash to George Strayhorn, acknowledged in court.
- 1817DeedsFrederick Nash & George Burgwin & Maria Burgwin & Robert Ogden & Elizabeth Ogden to John Reding, 19 August 1817
- 1817Court minutesThe court recorded the executors’ return for James Whitted’s estate.
- 1817WillsWill of James Whitted
- 1818DeedsDavid Ray to Frederick Nash, January 1818
- 1818Court minutesDeed, William Mitchell to John Douglass, proved by Frederick Nash.
- 1818Court minutesDeed, Frederick Nash & Maria Burgwin & George W B Burgwin & Robert Ogden & Elizabeth Ogden to John Redding, proved by David Woods Junr.
1820s
- 1827DeedsJoseph B Skinner to Maria Jane Nash, 5 July 1827
- 1827Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Joseph B Skinner to Maria Jane Nash, 5 July 1827
- 1827MarriagesMarriage bond: Edmund Strudwick and Anne E Nash
- 1829DeedsSamuel King to Susan Mary Nash & Ann Eliza Strudwick & Sarah K Nash & Marcia Jane Nash, 28 May 1829
- 1829Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Samuel King to Susan Mary Nash, Ann Eliza Strudwick, Sarah K Nash, Marcia Jane Nash, 28 May 1829
1830s
- 1830DeedsJames S Smith to Frederick Nash, 15 November 1830
- 1830Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James S Smith to Frederick Nash, 15 November 1830
- 1832DeedsFrederick Nash to Joseph B Skinner, 1 March 1832
- 1832DeedsFred Nash to Jonathan Witherspoon, 9 October 1832
- 1832MarriagesMarriage bond: Isaac Read and Susan M Nash
- 1832WillsWill of Frances Child
- 1833DeedsEdmund Strudwick to Frederick Nash, September 1833
- 1838MarriagesMarriage bond: Henry K Nash and Mary Simpson
- 1839DeedsFrederick Nash to Henry K Nash, 13 December 1839
1840s
- 1841DeedsFrederick Nash to John H Witherspoon, 23 January 1841
- 1841DeedsHenry K Witherspoon to John W Norwood trustee & Frederick Nash, 28 January 1841
- 1841DeedsJames Webb to Henry K Nash, 28 September 1841
- 1841Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Henry K Witherspoon to John W Norwood, Frederick Nash, 28 January 1841
- 1843DeedsHenry K Nash to Nathan Hooker, 8 June 1843
- 1844DeedsHenry K Nash to William H Brown, 11 October 1844
- 1844DeedsFrederick Nash to Shepherd K Nash, 8 January 1844
- 1844DeedsFrederick Nash to Shepherd K Nash, 8 January 1844
- 1845WillsWill of Elizabeth Estes
- 1847DeedsWalter A Norwood to Henry K Nash, 2 August 1847
1850s
- 1852DeedsAnthony Dohity to Henry K Nash, 12 June 1852
- 1853DeedsFrederick Nash to Maria Nash, 2 March 1853
- 1853Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Frederick Nash to Maria Nash, 2 March 1853
- 1856DeedsWilliam J Bingham to Henry K Nash trustee & Mary Nash, 26 November 1856
- 1856Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: William Paul to Henry K Nash, 25 December 1856
- 1856Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: William Paul to Henry K Nash, 25 December 1856
- 1857DeedsMartha H May by guaridan & William C Nixon & Margaret L Nixon & Augustin Alston & Mary B Alson & Samuel O Read & Susan J Read & William Hay & Sarah G Hay & David G Hay to Henry K Nash, 17 November 1857
- 1858Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Frederick Nash (estate) to R M Jones, 23 December 1858
- 1859WillsWill of Frederick Nash
1860s
- 1860DeedsAllen Brown to Henry K Nash, 30 November 1860
- 1860Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Allen Brown to Henry K Nash, 30 November 1860
- 1863MarriagesMarriage bond: William L Derossett and Elizabeth S Nash
- 1864WillsWill of Mary G Nash
- 1867DeedsFrederick Nash estate by executor to Sally K Nash, 15 February 1867
- 1869DeedsHenry K Nash & Mary S Nash to Alexander Long, 31 March 1869
- 1869MarriagesMarriage license: John H Wooster and Susan R Nash
1870s
- 1873MarriagesMarriage license: M Ashley Curtis and Mary K Nash
1880s
- 1882MarriagesMarriage license: Brown Anderson and Mary Nash
- 1882MarriagesMarriage license: Brown Freeland and Mary Nash
- 1882MarriagesMarriage license: John D Nash and Julia Gordon
- 1885MarriagesMarriage license: Andrew J Nash and Parthenia Hester
- 1885MarriagesMarriage license: James G Yonge and Mary Nash
- 1888MarriagesMarriage license: Monroe Nash and Mary F Haith
1900s
- 1906MarriagesMarriage license: Wm Currie and Viola Nash
Undated
- Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Henry White to William Nash
- Court minutesWill of Maryann Currie, proved by Edward Nash.
- Court minutesWilliam Nunn received permission to operate an ordinary.
- Court minutesEight justices returned their lists of taxables.
- Court minutesPhilip Jackson’s ordinary license was renewed with Thomas Hart and Francis Nash as sureties.
- Court minutesJohn Pryor received permission to operate an ordinary.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash was ordered to collect the clerks’ records from the county’s founding and enter them in books purchased for that purpose.
- Court minutesThe court reconvened after a half-hour adjournment with three named justices present.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with three named justices present.
- Court minutesEdward Wolf was added to Francis Nash’s list of taxables.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against Edmund Fanning.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a petition against John Tabor.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a petition against Thomas Littlejohn.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an original attachment proceeding against William Pittman.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an original attachment proceeding against Robert Perkins.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Frederick Friley ?.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Samuel Stewart.
- Court minutesThomas Hart and Francis Nash were appointed to hire workers to erect a ten-foot stockade around the prison.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against William Armstrong.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Edward Sweeten.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against George Glover.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Wm Davis (or Davie).
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Venerius Turner.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against James Bohannon.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against John Smith.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against John Clarke.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Thomas Harrison.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against John Tillefarrs (?).
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Joseph Richardson.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against James Espay.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Samuel Burton.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Thomas James and David Knight.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against George Flynn.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Thomas Littlejohn.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Walter Ashmore.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Walter Ashmore.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against William Armstrong.
- Court minutesJoseph Sloss’s ordinary license was renewed with Jno. Armstrong and Francis Nash as sureties.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of William Reed granted to Edmund Fanning and Francis Nash; sureties Thomas Lloyd and Zachariah Martin.
- Court minutesJohn Pryor’s ordinary license was renewed with Francis Nash as bondsman.
- Court minutesA jury was appointed to lay out two roads, with named workers and Burges Harrelson and Thomas Douglass as overseers.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with three named justices present.
- 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 and Francis Nash returned William Reed’s inventory, with a sale scheduled for December twentieth.
- Court minutesThe sheriff was ordered to pay Francis Nash twelve pounds for extraordinary services as county clerk.
- Court minutesPhillip Jackson’s ordinary license was renewed with Francis Nash as security.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a debt claim against Benjamin Rhodes and William Pickett.
- Court minutesThomas Hines and John Sample certified that imprisoned debtor James Hall received statutory relief in Hugh Montgomery and Francis Nash’s…
- Court minutesThe court met on Monday with three named justices present.
- Court minutesJames Hall faced an indictment with an issue of traverse; Abner Nash represented him.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against Francis Carney.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against Thomas Camp.
- Court minutesEd. Fanning and Fr. Nash brought an action on the case against Samuel Watt.
- Court minutesAdministrators Edmund Fanning and Francis Nash brought four debt suits against John Dowell.
- Court minutesAdministrators Ed. Fanning and Fr. Nash petitioned against administratrix Mary Redman.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a petition against John Warren.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought an action on the case against Valentine Brashwell.
- Court minutesNine men were ordered to meet to plan a public jail and advertise its construction for the lowest bidder (Tyrie Harris, Thomas Lloyd, Tho…
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Benjamin Long and others.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against Thomas Camp.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a petition against Samuel Fulton.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against John Smith.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a petition against Alexander Going.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought a petition against John Brown.
- 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 minutesFrancis Nash, Tyrie Harris and Thomas Lloyd were ordered to settle county taxes with the former sheriff and report to the next court.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought an action on the case against Edward Camp.
- Court minutesAbner Nash brought an action on the case against Joshua Hawkins.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Lawrence Banckston.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Lawrence Banckston.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against George McGowan.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a debt claim against Joseph King.
- Court minutesFollowing Thomas Lloyd, James Watson and Francis Nash’s inspection report, the court accepted Thomas Hart’s new jail and released his con…
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with three named justices present.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash, Edmund Fanning and James Watson were appointed to lay out the prison bounds and report.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a petition against John Scott.
- Court minutesAbner Nash petitioned against William Garrett and others.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash brought a petition against Alexander Mahone.
- Court minutesGen’l. Francis Nash’s executors were ordered paid £71 from county taxes.
- Court minutesDeed, Alfred Moore Ex. of Francis Nash to Peter Mallett.
- Court minutesDeed, Alfred Moore Ex. of Francis Nash decd. to James Patterson.
- Court minutesJohn Nash was appointed collector of taxable property for St. Asaphs District for this and the ensuing year.
- Court minutesJames Mebane presented Governor Abner Nash’s commission appointing him sheriff.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in Adam Rice’s debt action against Thomas Davis.
- Court minutesDeed, Absalom Tatom to Robinson Mumford, proved by William Nash.
- Court minutesOn Wm Love’s affidavit and Wm Nash’s motion, the court ordered writs bringing up James Burch’s judgment and related papers.
- Court minutesDeed, John Estes & Elizabeth Estes to James Faucet, proved by William Nash|Robert Faucet.
- Court minutesThe constitutional oath was taken by John Williams and four other attorneys.
- Court minutesOn William Nash’s motion, sheriff Council Briant incurred a conditional fine for failing to return an execution.
- Court minutesSpencer Vaughan paid his admitted debt into court on William Nash’s motion in the certiorari proceeding.
- Court minutesBenjamin Morgan’s Bolings Creek gristmill was declared public; Edmond Jones obtained an appeal through attorney William Nash.
- Court minutesJohn Mitchell was summoned to answer John Armstrong’s petition concerning wards James Dixon, Margaret Dixon and Mary Dixon.
- Court minutesA confessed judgment for damages and costs was recorded in James Nelson’s appeal against William Nash.
- Court minutesWm Nash won damages on John Allison’s unpaid bond; an appeal was granted and secured.
- Court minutesThe jury found a setoff and unpaid balance in Anderson Hunt’s action against Wm Nash; its concluding finding was missing.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Rob’t Nale granted to Martha Nale and Sarah Nale; sureties Dan’l Cloud and Caleb Harvey.
- Court minutesFrancis Nash won damages and costs against Jno McKerall; the jury found no payment or setoff.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Arthur Williams granted to James Williams and Eliza Williams; sureties Thomas Whithead and James Lowey.
- Court minutesJames Philips recovered damages and costs against Wm Nash.
- Court minutesWilliam McQuiston recovered damages and costs against William Nash.
- Court minutesThe court ordered Francis Nash to pay Sarah Roberts in five yearly installments.
- Court minutesThe court placed Nancy Nash in Elizabeth Gwinn’s care and required her appearance next term for apprenticeship consideration.
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed Sanders Nash to Henry Shutt for instruction in hatmaking.
- Court minutesA committee led by Samuel Benton was appointed to prepare patrol regulations for consideration at the next term.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr received leave to renew his clerk’s bonds and furnished sureties David Ray, Fredrick Nash, Samuel Benton and 2 others.
- Court minutesDeed of Trust, George Carrington to William Kirkland & Thos Whitted, proved by Frederick Nash.
- Court minutesThomas Ruffin and the other named commissioners were appointed to draft patrol regulations.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Sam’l O’Daniel damages and costs against Richard Stanford. An appeal was granted.
- Court minutesFredrick Nash, James Webb and James Child were appointed town assessors.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Aaron Fike granted to John Newlin and John Towell; sureties Thomas Newlin and Fredrick Nash.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Blair granted to Isaac Holt; sureties Thomas Ruffin and Fredrick Nash.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of David Lemmon granted to Josiah Turner; sureties Fredrick Nash.
- Court minutesWill of James Whitted, proved by oath.
- Court minutesJames Webb and Frederick Nash qualified as executors for James Whitted’s estate.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Pleasant Herndon granted to Zachariah Herndon; sureties Fredrick Nash and John Taylor.
- WillsDeed of gift: Paterson (x) Daniel to Roger Daniel
