Orange County Indexed
The Taylor surname
The Taylor name in Orange County Indexed: 1,232 historical records, 43 people in the chronology and 8 headings in books and archives.
- In the records
- 1752 to 1911
most named in the 1810s
- Deeds 1752–1873
- Tax lists 1755–1790
- Court minutes 1761–1818
- Wills 1784–1885
- Marriages 1784–1911
- Records of enslaved people 1797–1861
- In the chronology
- 1753 to 2022 43 people in 345 entries, most in the 1970s
- In books and archives
- 1 family heading and 7 people, born 1769 to 1959
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Mebane (53), Eno River (31), Chapel Hill (19), Hillsborough (18), Flat River (15), Little River (14), Bolin Creek (14), King Street (11)
- Married into
- Allison 2, Brinkley 2, Cole 2, Davis 2, Hodge 2, King 2, Merritt 2, Parker 2, Riley 2, Wilson 2, Woods 2, Walker 2 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Mebane 71, Webb 56, Benton 41, McCauley 40, Thompson 35, Ray 21, Lytle 21, Turrentine 20, Allison 20, Campbell 20, Lewis 18, Nichols 18
- People with a page here
- George Vanderbeck Taylor, Isaac Montrose Taylor, James Cole Taylor, James Taylor, John Louis Taylor, Lawrence Taylor, N. Ferebee Taylor, Sarah A. Cole Taylor, Thomas H. Taylor
- Spellings to try
- Tailor, Tayloe, Taylar
- Search beyond these records
- Taylor 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 Taylor there)
- Taylor 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 43 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.
- Taylor, C. C. 1 entry, 1907
- Taylor, Charles E. 1 entry, 1772
- Taylor, Charles Edward 1 entry, 1775
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Taylor, David 50 entries, 1939–1989
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- 1939–1991: Chapel Hill's noise ordinance and student parties, 1939–1991
- 1940–2018: The Horace Williams Airport, 1940–2018
- 1956–1992: Parking in Chapel Hill and on campus, 1956–1992
- 1960–1994: Caring for the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery, 1960–1994
- 1973–1992: The town, the University and paying for the buses, 1973–1992
- 1974–1994: Public housing and the Chapel Hill Housing Authority, 1974–1994
- 1977–1988: The Orange County Women's Center and the battered women's shelter, 1977–1988
- 1979–1987: New hotels and the room tax in Chapel Hill, 1979–1987
- 1981–1984: Community development block grants in Chapel Hill, Carrboro and the county, 1981–1984
- 1981–1987: Chapel Hill's growth debate and its density limits, 1981–1987
- by April 7, 1982: Chapel Hill Town Council restructures the town's human services department
- June 27, 1983: Chapel Hill adopts a $12.7 million budget with no tax increase and dearer bus passes
- by January 24, 1983: The state turns down Chapel Hill's $750,000 community development application
- November 12, 1984: Chapel Hill Town Council turns down a six-month growth moratorium and sets winter hearings on growth
- April 24, 1984: Chapel Hill Town Council halts floodplain development until a drainage study is done
- May 29, 1984: Chapel Hill raises off-peak bus fares despite its transportation board's warning
- August 27, 1984: Chapel Hill reports a 16 percent employee turnover, highest among police
- by September 12, 1984: Chapel Hill Town Council extends its talks with the Fraser Company on Rosemary Square
- 1984–1994: The new Chapel Hill Public Library and the old one on Franklin Street, 1984–1994
- October 8, 1984: Petitioners ask the Chapel Hill Town Council to keep the Playboy Channel off cable television
- November 12, 1985: Town Council orders an end to game-day parking in the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery
- November 18, 1985: Town Council asks the manager to find a way to rezone the East Franklin Street Masonic Lodge
- 1985–1994: Rosemary Square and the Rosemary Street deck, 1985–1994
- October 28, 1985: Chapel Hill Town Council raises the downtown parking-fund payment to $7,200 a space
- 1986–1992: Affordable homeownership in Chapel Hill and Orange County, 1986–1992
- January 27, 1986: Chapel Hill Town Council approves buying land to widen Merritt Mill Road and Lincoln Lane
- January 13, 1986: Chapel Hill Town Council refuses a new hearing on Rosemary Square
- August 27, 1986: Sixteen Chapel Hill residents sue to stop Rosemary Square
- January 29, 1987: Town Manager David Taylor names Arnold Gold interim Chapel Hill police chief
- by March 30, 1987: Chapel Hill Town Council asks for hotel room tax authority and sets aside a ticket tax
- February 12, 1987: Chapel Hill honors retired police chief Herman Stone with the key to the town
- March 23, 1987: Chapel Hill Housing Authority board votes 5 to 4 to become a town agency
- 1987–1988: Northside residents and the town, 1987–1988
- September 1, 1987: Chapel Hill Planning Board recommends, 5-4, letting the Orange County Women's Center move to Henderson Street
- February 29, 1988: Arnold Gold is named Chapel Hill's police chief
- February 22, 1988: Chapel Hill Town Council grants Pi Kappa Phi a noise permit for Burnout
- September 29, 1988: Chapel Hill Town Council raises the town manager's and town attorney's salaries
- 1988–1992: Chapel Hill’s parks and open space bonds, 1988–1992
- March 14, 1988: Residents oppose Chapel Hill's plan to annex land northwest and southeast of town
- February 15, 1988: Residents oppose rezoning lots off West Rosemary Street for town-center use
- by March 1, 1988: One house is occupied in Chapel Hill's Tandler homeownership program as site costs climb
- January 23, 1989: Chapel Hill Town Council backs a $9 million open space bond
- April 10, 1989: Chapel Hill Town Council authorizes condemnation of land beside the future library and park site
- June 12, 1989: Chapel Hill Town Council creates a downtown service district with a seven-cent merchants' tax
- August 28, 1989: Chapel Hill Town Council asks Chancellor Hardin to talk about limits on Horace Williams Airport
- September 18, 1989: Builders and environmentalists face off over Chapel Hill's proposed tree protection ordinance
- 1989–1992: Searching for a new county landfill site, 1989–1992
- October 23, 1989: Orange County commissioners approve a process to find a new county landfill site
- October 9 or 10, 1989: Pritchard Avenue and Church Street residents ask the Town Council for a tougher noise ordinance
- November 14, 1989: Chapel Hill town manager David Taylor resigns to head the Chamber of Commerce
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Taylor, David R. 7 entries, 1972–1985
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- 1972–2006: Chapel Hill's town managers, 1972–2006
- 1975–1994: Chapel Hill's police chiefs and the public safety department, 1975–1994
- January 12, 1982: Chapel Hill names David R. Taylor its town manager
- February 1, 1982: David R. Taylor takes office as Chapel Hill town manager
- August 26, 1985: The Chapel Hill Town Council delays a bond vote and orders a study of a town-county center in the old police building
- October 14, 1985: Chapel Hill Town Council sends a consultant's call to merge police and fire to the town manager
- 1985–1991: The Inter-Faith Council shelter and the old municipal building, 1985–1991
- Taylor, Doris 1 entry, 1994
- Taylor, F. H. 1 entry, 1885
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Taylor, Ferebee 21 entries, 1968–1993
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- 1968–1990: From campus buses to Chapel Hill Transit, 1968–1990
- July 2, 1970: Mayor Lee, President Friday and Chancellor Sitterson set up a town-gown study committee
- February 1, 1972–January 31, 1980: N. Ferebee Taylor serves as chancellor of UNC-Chapel Hill
- August 1973: Blyden Jackson becomes associate dean of the UNC Graduate School
- August 1, 1974: Chapel Hill Transit begins service
- June 13, 1974: Two law students sue to stop student-fee funding of the Black Student Movement
- 1975–1985: The Black Student Movement's student-fee budget, 1975–1985
- September 17, 1975: More than 200 Black students march on South Building over frozen BSM funds
- February 19, 1976: A bronze bust of Albert Coates is unveiled for the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies
- August 30, 1976: A federal appeals court keeps a woman religion professor on the UNC faculty while she sues for discrimination
- February 1, 1976: Bill Cobey becomes UNC's acting athletic director
- February 23, 1976: The U.S. Supreme Court lets stand the rulings that student fees may support the Daily Tar Heel
- by October 15, 1976: UNC's fall enrollment falls to 20,293
- October 5, 1976: University finds less than half of University Lake's usable water left
- September 2, 1976: The state Utilities Commission approves the sale of the University's electric and telephone systems
- 1977–1983: Black admissions at UNC: Bakke, Dean Renwick and the university affairs office, 1977–1983
- June 1, 1978: John Adams resigns as dean of the UNC School of Journalism
- April 4, 1979: About 200 students march on South Building and sit in over tenure and Black studies
- October 19, 1979: Chancellor Taylor's report finds women faculty down as Black enrollment reaches 7.5 percent
- By March 1979: UNC denies tenure to Afro-American Studies director Sonja Haynes Stone
- May 16, 1993: Ted Turner gives the UNC commencement address
- Taylor, Frank H. 1 entry, 1888
- Taylor, George 1 entry, 1970
- Taylor, George Coffin 2 entries, 1932–1934
- Taylor, George Vanderbeck 10 entries, 1967–1980
- Taylor, Hannis 1 entry, 1863
- Taylor, Herman 1 entry, 1950
- Taylor, Herman L. 1 entry, 1948
- Taylor, Isaac 2 entries, 1968–1969
- Taylor, Isaac M. 1 entry, 1952
- Taylor, Isaac Montrose 5 entries, 1952–1970
- Taylor, J. A. 1 entry, 1960
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Taylor, James 4 entries, 1753–1879
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- 1753: The Earl Granville grants 371 acres on the Eno to John Tinnin and James Taylor
- July 21, 1788: The ratification convention opens at Hillsborough and elects Governor Samuel Johnston its president
- August 1788: The court accepts James Taylor as security for William Strudwick's bond for a child
- October 1879: Chemist George Warnecke resigns from the state Experiment Station
- Taylor, James 7 entries, 1875–2022
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Taylor, James A. 6 entries, 1955–1981
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- 1955: James A. Taylor builds a shingled Colonial Ranch on Fern Lane from magazine blueprints
- July 1971: UNC names Dr. James A. Taylor student health director and sets up a joint health services board
- March 10, 1972: UNC trustees raise the student health fee to $30 a semester
- February 8, 1979: Chancellor Taylor recommends a $20 rise in the student health fee
- March 20, 1980: Student Health Service director James A. Taylor announces his resignation
- January 9, 1981: UNC trustees approve Judith Cowan as Student Health Service director
- Taylor, James Alexander 1 entry, 1989
- Taylor, James Cole 4 entries, 1877–1915
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Taylor, John 32 entries, 1787–1854
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- February 27, 1787: The county court appoints John Nichols high sheriff of Orange County
- May Term 1787: The court orders a public bridge over the Eno at the Town Ford
- May Term 1787: The court orders a road laid off from the end of Queen Street to the Halifax road
- May 28, 1788: The court names men to oversee the Town Ford bridge and sets a seven-year repair term
- May 26, 1789: The court names the men to take the tax lists in the county's eight districts
- May 29, 1790: The court pays the coroner for an inquest on the body of Daniel McCartny
- 1790: The county tax list counts 36 white polls and 82 taxable enslaved people in Hillsborough town
- 1790–1833: The Revill family and the county court, 1790–1833
- May Term 1792: County officers take the oath to support the Constitution of the United States
- November 28, 1793: The county pays John Taylor and John McCauley for rooms where the court sat
- 1793–1818: Bridging Morgan Creek: McCauley's and Merritt's mills, 1793–1818
- May Term 1794: The court licenses Thomas Watts and Francis Dunn to keep an ordinary in Hillsborough
- May 25, 1797: The court frees Cicero under James Armstrong's will
- December 9, 1797: Pleasant Henderson is chosen steward of the university
- 1797–1819: Steward's Hall and the University commons, 1797–1819
- 1800–1819: Chapel Hill grows from a college village to a town, 1800–1819
- February 27, 1800: The court jails John Taylor for assaulting Justice Absalom Tatom on the bench
- May 29, 1800: The court licenses John Taylor to keep a tavern at his house at the University
- 1801: Students stone steward Pleasant Henderson's house
- November Term 1807: The court names commissioners for a Ben's Creek bridge on the new road
- May Term 1809: The court lets the treasurer of public buildings hire a keeper for the courthouse
- May 30, 1811: The court levies a tax to build the bridge across Alamance
- May Term 1813: The court names a committee to have the Eno bridge at Hillsborough repaired
- August Term 1817: The court names a committee to contract for a Morgan Creek bridge near Merritt's mill
- May Term 1818: The court binds Samuel Strudwick over to the Superior Court for the death of an enslaved woman he whipped
- February 2, 1822: Hillsborough elects Jonathan P. Sneed magistrate of police and seven town commissioners
- July 22, 1822: The Orange Agricultural Society meets at Hillsborough and elects Duncan Cameron president
- November 27, 1826: Judge Thomas Ruffin frees Susan Revels from a sale that would have taken her out of the county
- November Term 1828: The court binds Washington Revill, a free boy of color, to John Taylor
- August Term 1841: The court has two children of Patsy Huckabee, a woman of color, brought in and binds them to John Taylor
- August 5, 1841: Orange County voters re-elect Joseph C. Norwood and John Taylor as court clerks
- 1854: Ralph Graves sells the West King Street lot later the Parks-Richmond House to John J. Freeland
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Taylor, John, Jr. 10 entries, 1786–1822
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- 1786–1864: Free children of color and the apprentice law, 1786–1864
- November 29, 1799: The court elects Abner B. Bruce public register
- 1801–1821: Binding out: the county court and its apprentices' masters, 1801–1821
- February Term 1802: The court orders a bridge over New Hope Creek on the road from the University to Raleigh
- May Term 1804: The court orders a bridge across the Eno at Hillsborough and levies a tax for it
- August Term 1806: The court frees Fanny Smith, a free girl of color, from her master and binds her to her mother
- 1813: Hillsborough men organize a company to build a cotton and woolen factory
- August Term 1816: The court takes Emily Underhill from her master pending a hearing and gives her to her guardian
- May Term 1817: The court orders the bar and jury boxes in the courthouse rebuilt
- March 20, 1822: The Orange County Agricultural Society is organized at Hillsborough
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Taylor, John, Sr. 8 entries, 1793–1822
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- 1793–1805: Chapel Hill's first inns and taverns, 1793–1805
- 1799–1994: The Eagle Hotel and University Inn site, 1799–1994
- by 1799: John Taylor Sr. opens a tavern on Franklin Street
- 1800–1819: Chapel Hill grows from a college village to a town, 1800–1819
- February 26, 1807: The court names commissioners to contract for a bridge over Ben's Creek on the Raleigh road
- between 1809 and 1813: Thomas H. Taylor builds and runs a shoe store on Franklin Street
- November Term 1815: The court names commissioners to repair the bridge over Ben's Creek near Mrs. Sears's
- 1822: David B. Alsobrook buys Taylor's tavern and makes it a hotel
- Taylor, Joseph 1 entry, 1790
- Taylor, Katie 1 entry, 1991
- Taylor, LaVert 2 entries, 1964
- Taylor, Lillian 1 entry, 1957
- Taylor, M. L. 1 entry, 1894
- Taylor, Margaret 1 entry, 1994
- Taylor, N. Ferebee 154 entries, 1850–1991
- Taylor, Numa 1 entry, 1930
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Taylor, Peter 4 entries, 1949–1954
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- late 1949 or early 1950: Writer Peter Taylor buys the old Laws house on East King Street
- April 1950: Hillsboro writer Peter Taylor wins a Guggenheim Fellowship
- May 1952: Hillsboro writer Peter Taylor receives a $1,000 literature award from the National Institute of Arts and Letters
- June 1954: Dr. Robert Murphy and his wife move into the Peter Taylor house on King Street
- Taylor, R. T. 1 entry, 1948
- Taylor, Richard 1 entry, 1982
- Taylor, Rick 2 entries, 1926–1936
- Taylor, Susan 1 entry, 1862
- Taylor, Thomas F. 1 entry, 1950
- Taylor, Thomas H. 10 entries, 1800–1835
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Taylor, Tom 8 entries, 1800–1901
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- 1800–1819: Chapel Hill grows from a college village to a town, 1800–1819
- between 1809 and 1813: Thomas H. Taylor builds and runs a shoe store on Franklin Street
- about 1818: A student of 1818 recalls the village's two stores and Hilliard's tavern
- 1835: Thomas H. Taylor trades his Franklin Street house to the university
- 1849: The university buys the old Caldwell house as President Swain's residence
- 1858: The university opens its first infirmary, the Retreat, with Dr. Mallett in charge
- 1868: Solomon Pool's new faculty move into the old professors' houses
- by 1901: Eben Alexander has the first telephone in Chapel Hill
In books and archives 8 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.
- Taylor family family, 3 works
- Taylor, Lawrence, 1959- 5 works
- Taylor, Isaac Montrose, 1921-1996 2 works
- Taylor, John Louis, 1769-1829 2 works
- Taylor, George Vanderbeck, 1919-2011 1 work
- Taylor, James Cole, 1855-1925 1 work
- Taylor, James, 1948- 1 work
- Taylor, Sarah A. Cole, 1824-1900 1 work
In the historical records 1,232 records
284 deeds, 36 records of enslaved people, 107 marriages, 749 court minutes, 21 tax list entries and 35 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. Taylor marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1752DeedsGabriel Johnston esq to James Taylor, June 1752
- 1752DeedsJames Taylor to Robert Taylor, June 1752
- 1753DeedsJames Taylor to John Taylor, June 1753
- 1753DeedsJames Taylor to Thomas Wiley, June 1753
- 1753DeedsJames Taylor to Judith Cotes, June 1753
- 1753DeedsJames Taylor to James Paul, 1753
- 1755DeedsJames Taylor to James Armstrong, 10 October 1755
- 1755DeedsJohn Taylor to George Miller, 22 August 1755
- 1755DeedsJames Taylor to Henry Gold, 9 December 1755
- 1755DeedsJohn Rutherford to James Taylor, 7 November 1755
- 1755DeedsJames Taylor to John Taylor, 10 September 1755
- 1755DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, September 1755
- 1755DeedsJohn Taylor to George Taylor, September 1755
- 1755DeedsJames Taylor to Henry Gold, September 1755
- 1755DeedsJohn Rutherford esq to James Taylor, September 1755
- 1755DeedsJames Taylor to James Armstrong, December 1755
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Hugh Taylor
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: James Taylor
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: William Taylor
- 1756DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756DeedsHenry Leman to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756DeedsJohn Gray to James Taylor, September 1756
- 1756DeedsJames Taylor to Thomas Robinson, September 1756
- 1757DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, March 1757
- 1757DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, March 1757
- 1757DeedsJohn Rutherford to James Taylor, September 1757
- 1757DeedsJames Taylor to Ann Anderson, September 1757
- 1757DeedsJames Taylor to John Tinnen, September 1757
- 1757DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, December 1757
- 1758DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, June 1758
- 1759DeedsJames Taylor to John Dowel, March 1759
- 1759DeedsJames Taylor to William Few, March 1759
- 1759DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, March 1759
- 1759DeedsJames Taylor to Francis Wilkinson, March 1759
- 1759DeedsJames Taylor to Edward Brenon, March 1759
- 1759DeedsEarl Granville to James Taylor, December 1759
1760s
- 1760DeedsJames Taylor to Joseph Little, November 1760
- 1761DeedsJames Taylor to Benjamin Thompson & Sarah Thompson, 28 December 1761
- 1761DeedsJames Taylor to John Taylor, August 1761
- 1761Court minutesRobert Taylor replaced Cairnes Tinnen as constable.
- 1764DeedsRobert Taylor to John McAllister, August 1764
- 1765DeedsJames Taylor to James Hart, May 1765
- 1766DeedsJames Taylor to Thomas Taylor, November 1766
- 1767DeedsThomas Flynn to William Taylor, November 1767
- 1767DeedsJames Taylor to Richard Woods, November 1767
- 1768DeedsJohn Taylor to Richard Woods, April 1768
1770s
- 1770DeedsPlacker Saylor [Plickard Siler] & Elizabeth Saylor to Philip Taylor, 18 July 1770
- 1777Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Thos. Taylor, Charles Abercrombie and 6 others present.
- 1777Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Freeland, Thomas Taylor, Wm. McCauley and Eli McDaniel present.
- 1778Court minutesThe February court convened; eleven named justices subscribed the test and took their seats.
- 1778Court minutesThe sheriff returned twenty named jurors.
- 1779Court minutesJohn Taylor replaced Jesse Miller as overseer between Little River and Hillsborough.
- 1779Court minutesSixteen named jurors were appointed for Superior Court at Hillsborough on October first.
- 1779Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Taylor, Wm. McCauley and Eli McDaniel present.
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor James
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor John
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor John
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor Armstead
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor Simeon
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Taylor Thomas Esqr
1780s
- 1780Court minutesA special court met to appoint a commissioner, with five named justices present.
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, Thos. (Orange District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, John (Hillsborough District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, James (Hillsborough District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, John (Hillsborough District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, Armsted (St. Thomas's District)
- 1780Tax listsThe 1780–81 tax lists: Taylor, Simon (Caswell District)
- 1781Court minutesA special court met concerning assessment errors in Caswell and Orange Districts; Wm. Courtney and Thos. Taylor signed the minutes.
- 1781Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Thomas Taylor, John Ray and Wm. M'Cauley present.
- 1781Court minutesJustices were appointed to receive taxable-property lists, with three assessors for Caswell & Orange Districts (Moses Crawford, John Walk…
- 1781Court minutesArchd. Grissom and John Taylor took allegiance and justice-of-the-peace oaths after nomination in the peace commission.
- 1781Court minutesThe court convened with justices Alexander Mebane, William MCCauley, William Raney and John Taylor present.
- 1782DeedsJohn Nichols to John Taylor, 24 November 1782
- 1782DeedsJames Scarlett to John Taylor, 10 September 1782
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Steel, William McCauley and John Taylor present.
- 1782Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Thomas Lynch granted to Mary Lynch and Thomas Lynch; sureties Thomas Taylor and James Mebane.
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Steel, William McCauley, John Taylor and 2 others present.
- 1782Court minutesJohn Taylor replaced George Long as county commissioner.
- 1782Court minutesJohn Nichols and Wm. McCauley were appointed to inventory taxable property in St. Thomas and Hillsborough, with three assessors (Charles…
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Wm. McCauley, John Steel and John Taylor present.
- 1782Court minutesNamed grand and petty jurors were appointed for the next court at Hillsborough on the fourth Monday in August.
- 1782Court minutesFourteen grand jurors were sworn, with Thomas Taylor as foreman.
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, John Steel, John Taylor and James Carrington present.
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Hugh Tinnen and John Taylor present.
- 1782Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Walker, John Taylor, John Ray and 2 others present.
- 1783DeedsJames Munro by Sheriff to William Shepherd & John Taylor, 20 May 1783
- 1783Court minutesJohn Taylor received an ordinary license at his Hillsborough dwelling, with Jesse Benton as security for £100.
- 1783Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Robert Campbell, William McCauley and 2 others present.
- 1783Court minutesThe court convened with justices Wm. McCauley, Elie McDaniel, John Walker and John Taylor present.
- 1783Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, Wm. McCauley, Jno. Nichols and Jno. Taylor present.
- 1783Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, John Walker, John Nichols and 2 others present.
- 1784DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor & James Mebane, 4 June 1784
- 1784DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor & James Mebane, 4 June 1784
- 1784DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor & James Mebane, 4 June 1784
- 1784DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor & James Mebane, 4 June 1784
- 1784DeedsJames Mebane & John Taylor to James Williams, 10 June 1784
- 1784DeedsJames Mebane & John Taylor to James Williams, 10 June 1784
- 1784DeedsJames Mebane & John Taylor to James Williams, 10 June 1784
- 1784DeedsThomas Taylor to William Shepherd, 17 October 1784
- 1784MarriagesMarriage bond: Frederick Taylor and Katherine Shoote
- 1784Court minutesOn Joseph Taylor’s motion, Edward Carragan’s perishable estate was ordered sold with a return at next court.
- 1784Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Freeland, William Ansley, John Taylor and John Hawkins present.
- 1784Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Nichols, William Ansley, John Taylor and Alexr. Mebane present.
- 1784Court minutesDeed for 2200 acres, Thomas Taylor & John Estes to Abner Nash, Esq., proved by John Piper.
- 1784Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Nichols, John Wray, John Taylor and 4 others present.
- 1784Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, John Taylor and James Alston present.
- 1784Court minutesFifteen grand jurors were listed, with Thomas Taylor as foreman.
- 1784Court minutesDeed, John Taylor, Coronor to James Pickhart.
- 1784Court minutesJacob Richards received a tavern license at his Hillsborough dwelling, bonded with James Williams and John Taylor.
- 1784Court minutesJohn Taylor returned Hillsborough’s 1783 insolvency account totaling £4 4s. 7d., naming Thos. Reed, Thos. Aspey and Major.
- 1784Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Ray, Elie McDaniel, John Taylor and 2 others present.
- 1784WillsInventory: Joseph Woody to Joseph Woody and others
- 1785DeedsWilliam Alston to John Taylor Jr, 28 November 1785
- 1785DeedsWilliam Alston to John Taylor Jr, 23 May 1785
- 1785DeedsJohn Taylor Jr to James Carrington, 11 December 1785
- 1785DeedsCharles White by Sheriff to Jesse Benton & Joseph Taylor, 27 January 1785
- 1785DeedsJohn Taylor Jr to James Carrington, 11 December 1785
- 1785DeedsThomas Taylor to William Shepperd, 20 July 1785
- 1785DeedsThomas Taylor to James Stockard, 5 March 1785
- 1785Court minutesDeed, Comm. of the Town of Hillsborough to James Courtney, proved by ack. by James Hogg, James Williams, Jno. Taylor, Jno. Nichols.
- 1785Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Eli McDannell and Archer Grisham present.
- 1785Court minutesJohn Taylor received a tavern license, bonded with Absolom Tatom.
- 1785Court minutesThe sheriff was ordered to summon jurors Wm. Whitehead, John Kelley, Edward Grisham and 27 others for next county court.
- 1785Court minutesJames Horton, aged fourteen, was bound to John Taylor until full age.
- 1785Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Carrington, Jno. Ray and Jno. Taylor present.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Jos. Taylor’s case against John Dunnivan.
- 1785Court minutesJno. Estes and John Taylor were appointed tobacco inspectors for Hillsborough.
- 1785Court minutesJno. Taylor and Wm. Courtney were authorized to admit Wm. Picket to bail.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in Sam’l. Thompson’s case against Henry Morris, Hugh Caruthers and Henry Morrow.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in the State’s case against Wm. Picket and Jas. B. Horn.
- 1785Court minutesA jury with two substitutions was sworn in the State’s case against Wm. Picket.
- 1785Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Robt. Harrison granted to Jacob Richardson; sureties John Taylor and James Hunter.
- 1785Court minutesA jury was sworn in Alex Martin’s case against administrator Thos. Donalson.
- 1785Court minutesThomas Mulholland replaced Thomas Taylor, who had left the county, as Orange County surveyor.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Zacheus Tate’s case against administrator Sarah Lytle.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard Allison & St. Laurence’s case against Wm. Leet.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard administrator Scurloch’s case against Luttrell’s administrators.
- 1785Court minutesThe same jury heard John Hogan’s case against Lutterell’s administrators.
- 1785WillsPower of attorney: Absolom Tatom to Charles Taylor
- 1786DeedsJames Munro by Sheriff to John Taylor, 13 November 1786
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor, 25 August 1786
- 1786Court minutesThe court convened with justices Alexander Mebane, John Taylor and Wm. Courtney present.
- 1786Court minutesDeed, James Hunter & Jane his wife to Caleb Harvey, proved by John Taylor.
- 1786Court minutesThe court convened with justices Wm. M'Cauley, John Taylor and Wm. Courtney present.
- 1786Court minutesJohn Taylor received a verdict with one penny damages against James Monro.
- 1786Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Wm. Courtney and James Carrington present.
- 1786Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Wm. M'Cauley and John Sloss present.
- 1786Court minutesJames Cearson was appointed temporary coroner to investigate John Brooks’s death in jail while John Taylor was absent.
- 1786WillsWill of Richard Hopson
- 1787Court minutesConstable James Taylor was appointed.
- 1787Court minutesConstables James Taylor, Archibald Camell and James Kennedy were sworn into office.
- 1787Court minutesJohn Nichols qualified as high sheriff and posted bond with five named sureties.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury found for John Blakes’s administrator against Chapman and Newman, awarding £27.10 and costs from the stated date.
- 1787Court minutesThe May county court opened in Hillsborough with four named justices present.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury awarded Jno Taylor £8.14 plus costs; Rueben Smith replaced Jno Allen on the jury referenced from case 23.
- 1787Court minutesThe jury found Wm Courtney guilty on the State’s indictment.
- 1787Court minutesThe court licensed Jno Taylor to operate a tavern at his Hillsborough residence.
- 1787Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm McCauley, James Carson, Wm Lytle and Jno Taylor present.
- 1787Court minutesThe August county court opened in Hillsborough with three named justices present.
- 1787WillsWill of Thomas Pratt
- 1788DeedsJohn Allison to Frederick Taylor & George Pratt, 10 September 1788
- 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 James Taylor as road overseer, replacing Peter Ritesman.
- 1788Court minutesThe May county court opened with three justices present.
- 1788Court minutesSusannah and Peggy Pratt selected James Pratt as guardian; he posted a £1,000 bond with two sureties.
- 1788Court minutesThe court appointed James Pratt guardian of George Pratt, with a £1,000 bond secured by McCauley and Taylor.
- 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 awarded Wm Kenneday £0.6.0 plus costs against John Taylor.
- 1788Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor and Jno Ray present.
- 1788Court minutesThe court ordered Lytle and constable Taylor to return the Walker–Horne warrant proceedings for rehearing.
- 1788Court minutesThe court awarded constable James Taylor sixteen pounds eight shillings for forty-one days’ attendance before the term.
- 1788Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Eli McDannel, Jno Taylor and Wm Watters present.
- 1788Court minutesThe court appointed Sam’l Thompson to oversee the Enoe bridge–ford road, assigning Taylor’s and Hogg’s laborers and exempting them from o…
- 1789Court minutesThe court ordered sale of John Merrit’s 200 acres under Taylor’s execution to satisfy Hooper’s judgment and costs.
- 1789Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded Hillsborough Academy’s trustees three pounds with interest and costs against John Wilson.
- 1789Court minutesThe court appointed John Taylor to receive taxable-property lists for the district.
- 1789Court minutesThe court licensed John Taylor to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- 1789Court minutesThe August county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- 1789Court minutesThe jury awarded James Blakes’s administrators £62.16.7 plus costs against John Taylor and Elisha Caine.
- 1789Court minutesOn three petitioners’ request, the court cited Anne Pengerton to show cause next term against removal as guardian of two children.
- 1789Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Walker, Jno Ray, Jno Taylor and Wm Courtny present.
- 1789Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Courtny, John Taylor and Wm Lytle present.
- 1789Court minutesOn appeal, the jury awarded James Christmas damages and costs against Isaac Kirk.
- 1789Court minutesThe court ordered jurors Henry Hasting Sr, Tho Baker, Tho Trice and 33 others to attend next term.
1790s
- 1790DeedsJohn Taylor to William Cain, 23 January 1790
- 1790DeedsSamuel Allen to John Taylor, 23 January 1790
- 1790DeedsJohn Nichols & Sara Nichols to John Taylor, 1 November 1790
- 1790DeedsJohn Taylor to John Nichols, 2 November 1790
- 1790DeedsJohn Taylor to John Whitted, 2 June 1790
- 1790DeedsNorth Carolina to James Taylor & Thomas Mulhollan, 17 November 1790
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Lytle and Wm Nunn present.
- 1790Court minutesOn Taylor’s motion, the court had Mary Combe’s child brought in by habeas corpus and ordered the child returned from Williams to its mother.
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Nichols, Jno Taylor, Wm Watters and Jonathan Lindley present.
- 1790Court minutesOn appeal, the jury found for Jno Taylor against James Bozwell.
- 1790Court minutesThomas and Abner Clerk selected James Carson as guardian; the court approved Taylor and Shepperd as sureties for a £500 bond.
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Wm Watters, Jno Taylor and And Murdock present.
- 1790Court minutesTaylor was called and nonsuited in his action against Bigalow.
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Watters and Tho H Perkins present.
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Tho H Perkins, Jno Taylor and Jno Carrington present.
- 1790Court minutesThe court awarded coroner Jno Taylor twenty-four shillings for holding an inquest on Dan’l McCartny.
- 1790Court minutesThe court licensed Jno Taylor to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- 1790Court minutesDeed, Samuel Allen to John Taylor, proved by Absalum Tatom.
- 1790Court minutesThe August county court opened in Hillsborough with four justices present.
- 1790Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Alex Mebane, Jno Taylor, James Carson and Nicholas Gibbs present.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded Ferguson and his unnamed wife £101.5.4 plus costs against Taylor, who obtained leave to appeal.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded executor James Hogg £12.1.0 plus costs against Jno Taylor.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded Thomas Farmer £3.5.8 plus costs against Jno Taylor.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury awarded Wm Sheppard twenty shillings plus costs against Andrew Burke.
- 1790Court minutesThe jury convicted Jno Taylor of assault.
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: Jonathan Taylor (St. Asaph’s District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: John Taylor (Hillsborough District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: Fred’k Taylor (Hillsborough District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: John Taylor (Hillsborough town District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: Hardiman Taylor (Caswell District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: John Taylor (St. Mary’s District)
- 1791DeedsJohn Taylor & William Shepherd to William Rider, 12 May 1791
- 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 minutesOn attorney Taylor’s motion, the court ordered lower-court proceedings involving Dannel and an unnamed estate administrator returned for…
- 1791Court minutesDeed, John Taylor to John Nichols, proved by Robert Ferguson.
- 1791Court minutesDeed, John Nichols & wife to John Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- 1791Court minutesJoseph Moore was permitted a payment into court; the jury subsequently awarded Jno Taylor damages and costs.
- 1791Court minutesThe jury awarded Wm Courtney damages and costs against Peter V Williamson.
- 1791Court minutesWm Muzzle won three shillings and costs against Jno Sturges on appeal.
- 1791Court minutesJoseph Taylor’s State matter recorded a £100 sum without explaining its disposition.
- 1791WillsBill of sale: Hardy Sanders to John Grant Rencher
- 1792MarriagesMarriage bond: Spencer C Vaughan and Bethiah Taylor
- 1792Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Alex Smith granted to Wm F Lewis; sureties John Taylor and John Riley.
- 1792Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Edmund Pendleton granted to Joseph Taylor; sureties John Sloss and Isaac Hicks.
- 1793DeedsJohn Taylor & Eleanor Taylor to John Fairman, 8 March 1793
- 1793DeedsJohn Taylor & wife Elenor to John Fearman, August 1793
- 1793Court minutesOn Joseph Taylor’s motion, Wm Ray was discharged from custody after apparent satisfaction of Thomas Farmer’s judgment and costs.
- 1793Court minutesJohn Taylor was nonsuited against Elizabeth Peck.
- 1793Court minutesJohn Taylor received payment for providing a courtroom for two years.
- 1793WillsPower of attorney: James Williams to John Willis
- 1794DeedsGeorge Carrington to John Taylor, 27 January 1794
- 1794DeedsJohn Taylor to William Lytle, August 1794
- 1795Court minutesDeed, George Carrington to John Taylor, proved by Jas Turrentine.
- 1796DeedsJesse Nevell to John Taylor, 12 March 1796
- 1796DeedsWilliam Penn to Richard Taylor, 10 October 1796
- 1796DeedsJames Cozart to John Taylor, 31 October 1796
- 1796DeedsJohn Taylor to William Kirkland, 28 July 1796
- 1796Court minutesThe trustees recovered damages and costs against Jno Taylor; jurors rejected setoff, satisfaction and the limitation defense.
- 1796Court minutesJoseph Brown recovered damages and costs against Stockly Donaldson for breached covenants; jurors found Brown had paid and rejected tende…
- 1796Court minutesJurors rejected Andrew Patterson’s claim that Alexander Dugger had undertaken the alleged obligation.
- 1796Court minutesThe court fined absent witness Arch’d Campbell and ordered notice in Wm Kirk’s action against John and Fred Taylor.
- 1796Court minutesDeed, Jesse Nevill to John Taylor, proved by George Johnston.
- 1796Court minutesWill of Thomas Armstrong, proved by William Elliott & Robert Taylor.
- 1796WillsWill of James (x) Armstrong
- 1797DeedsJohn Taylor to William Lockhart, 4 January 1797
- 1797DeedsGeorge Alsworth to Joseph Taylor, 19 August 1797
- 1797DeedsJoseph Taylor to William Laws, 9 June 1797
- 1797DeedsJohn Taylor to William Cain & David Ray, 21 April 1797
- 1797DeedsJames Hogg to Joseph Taylor, 19 August 1797
- 1797Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: John Taylor to William Cain, David Ray, 21 April 1797
- 1797Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor to William Lytle, Andrew Gibson, 28 February 1797
- 1797Court minutesOn James Mebane Jun’s motion through Wm Duffy, the court summoned estate executors concerning a proposed sale of enslaved Cisero; the mat…
- 1797Court minutesEllender McDade recovered damages and costs against James Coghlin on appeal; jurors rejected satisfaction.
- 1797Court minutesJurors convicted Isaac Holden of assault.
- 1797Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed to receive taxable lists.
- 1797Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Absalom Tatom, Sterling Harris, James Christmas and 3 others present.
- 1797Court minutesAfter James Mebane Jr sought Cicero’s sale, Rob’t Faucit and Jno Taylor petitioned successfully for Cicero’s freedom under James Armstron…
- 1797Court minutesDeed of trust, John Taylor to Cain & Ray, proved by John McCauley.
- 1797WillsBill of sale: John Taylor to William Lytle and others
- 1798MarriagesMarriage bond: Joseph Taylor and Eletha Stafford
- 1798Court minutesRobert Carson recovered damages and costs against Wm Fitch on appeal.
- 1798Court minutesJurors convicted Anthony Haston of assault.
- 1798Court minutesThe court appointed John Faddis as road overseer.
- 1798Court minutesThe court appointed Jno Taylor as road overseer, replacing Edmund Jones.
- 1798Court minutesThe court elected Andrew Murdock sheriff of Orange County.
- 1798Court minutesRobert Campbell recovered damages and costs against John Taylor after setoff; Taylor appealed with Wm Sheppard as approved surety.
- 1798Court minutesJohn Hogg recovered damages and costs against John Taylor; jurors rejected payment, setoff and satisfaction and found the undertaking tim…
- 1798Court minutesJno Stroud recovered principal and damages against Jno Taylor; jurors upheld the note and rejected payment and setoff.
- 1799DeedsJesse Benton estate by executor & Joseph Taylor to David Dickey, 19 April 1799
- 1799MarriagesMarriage bond: Stephen Taylor and Elizabeth Gunn
- 1799Court minutesTho Person’s appeal against Tho Reden ended in a nonsuit.
- 1799Court minutesThe court appointed Absalom Tatom as road overseer, replacing John Faddis.
- 1799Court minutesJurors credited a bond payment and awarded Theo Hunter damages against Jno Taylor and others.
- 1799Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed to receive taxable-property lists.
- 1799Court minutesDeed, James Adams? to David Barker, proved by James Taylor.
- 1799Court minutesSamuel Turrentine was elected sheriff to succeed A Murdock, received his commission, and qualified.
- 1799Court minutesJohn Taylor, Wm F Strudwick and Jno Umstead were assigned to examine Wm McCauley’s guardianship accounts for David Craig’s orphans.
- 1799Court minutesDeed, Hardy Morgan to Jno Taylor, proved by Samuel Holmes.
- 1799Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed to receive taxable-property lists.
- 1799Court minutesDeed, John Daniel to Robert Campbell, proved by John Taylor.
- 1799Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Sterling Harris and Hardy Hawkins present.
- 1799Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Shepperd and James Carson present.
- 1799Court minutesThe assembled justices elected Abner B Bruce as county register, and he furnished security.
- 1799Court minutesJohn Taylor submitted the district’s taxable-property list.
1800s
- 1800DeedsAndrew Gibson to John Taylor Sr, 8 October 1800
- 1800DeedsSamuel Benton to John Taylor Jr, 12 November 1800
- 1800Records of enslaved peopleRelease or receipt: Andrew Gibson to John Taylor Sr, 8 October 1800
- 1800MarriagesMarriage bond: James Taylor and Polly Brinkley
- 1800MarriagesMarriage bond: Robert Taylor and Jane Butler
- 1800Court minutesJohn Taylor joined the bench.
- 1800Court minutesThe court fined John Taylor and ordered imprisonment for contempt after he appeared intoxicated and assaulted justice Absolam Tatom.
- 1800Court minutesThe court appointed Joseph Taylor as road overseer, replacing Alex Tinnen.
- 1800Court minutesThe assembled justices levied county-expense and jury taxes on polls, land and town property.
- 1800Court minutesJohn Taylor received permission to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- 1800Court minutesDeed, John McKerrall to William F Strudwick, proved by John Taylor.
- 1800Court minutesJurors convicted John Taylor Jr of assault.
- 1800Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Sterling Harris and James Walker present.
- 1800Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, John Taylor and John Rhodes present.
- 1801DeedsWilliam Courtney to John Taylor Jr, 1 September 1801
- 1801MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Taylor and Sarah Allison
- 1801Court minutesJustices John Cabe, John Rhodes, Andrew Murdock and 11 others attended the court.
- 1801Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Armstrong Jr granted to John Armstrong Sr; sureties John Taylor and Henry Thompson.
- 1801Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for the preceding year’s clerk services.
- 1801Court minutesWilliam Partin was nonsuited against John Taylor.
- 1802Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Wm McCauley and Sam’l Benton present.
- 1802Court minutesJohn Taylor won damages and costs against James M Burton after payment was rejected.
- 1803Court minutesThe court convened with justices Wm F Strudwick, James Carson and John Taylor present.
- 1803Court minutesThe court convened with justices Walter Alves, John Taylor and John Thompson present.
- 1803Court minutesJurors found John Stroud not liable to Henry Hunter; an appeal was allowed with Henry Hinton and John Taylor Jr as securities.
- 1803Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Jno Thompson and Joseph Clendenin present.
- 1804DeedsJoseph Taylor to Robert Anderson Jr, 1 June 1804
- 1804DeedsW H Hill to John Taylor Sr, 7 July 1804
- 1804MarriagesMarriage bond: Elisha Hatchett and Nancy Taylor
- 1804MarriagesMarriage bond: Nimrod Philips and Lionora Taylor
- 1804Court minutesThe court convened with justices William F Strudwick, Walter Alves, Isaac Holt and 9 others present.
- 1804Court minutesDeed, Ann Benton to Samuel Benton, proved by John Taylor Jr.
- 1804Court minutesDeed, Jesse Hunter to Richard Blackwood, proved by John Taylor Sr.
- 1804Court minutesPleasant Henderson and fellow commissioners were appointed to allot a year’s support from Samuel Love’s estate to widow Sally Love and he…
- 1804Court minutesDeed, Joseph Taylor to Robert Anderson, proved by John Anderson.
- 1804Court minutesJohn Morgan Jr became guardian of John Morgan Sr.
- 1804Court minutesBill of Sale, Joseph Street to Samuel Turrentine, proved by John Taylor Jr.
- 1805DeedsJames Laurence to John Taylor, 30 November 1805
- 1805Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James Laurence to John Taylor, 30 November 1805
- 1806DeedsJohn King to John Taylor Sr, 16 October 1806
- 1806DeedsArchibald D Murphey to John Taylor Sr, 3 January 1806
- 1806DeedsAugustus Benton by attorney to John Taylor Sr, 3 December 1806
- 1806DeedsThomas Grimes & Frederick Cockburn to John Taylor, 6 November 1806
- 1806Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Archibald D Murphey to John Taylor Sr, 3 January 1806
- 1806Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Thomas Grimes, Frederick Cockburn to John Taylor, 6 November 1806
- 1806Records of enslaved peopleSale: Thomas Grimes, Frederick Cockburn to John Taylor, 6 November 1806
- 1806Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, John Taylor and Zachariah Herndon present.
- 1806Court minutesJurors valued the bond, rejected payment and setoff and awarded Andrew Gardner damages against Dishon and Ellis.
- 1806Court minutesJurors valued the bond and awarded Wm Guess damages against Ashby Dunnagan.
- 1806Court minutesJurors found Harlow and Palmer liable within three years and awarded John Warren damages.
- 1806Court minutesJurors rejected payment and setoff and awarded Adie I Hogg principal and damages against Tho Edwards.
- 1806Court minutesJurors found Richard Browning liable within three years and awarded Andrew McCullock damages.
- 1806Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Jonathan Lindley and John Thompson present.
- 1806Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr renewed his clerk’s bonds with John Taylor Sr, Samuel Turrentine and Duncan Cameron as securities.
- 1806Court minutesDavid Mebane paid Jennings Rickets’s childbearing-related fine concerning Margret Ray; a later receipt recorded repayment to Mebane.
- 1806Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Rhodes, James Latta, Ca Campbell and 6 others present.
- 1806Court minutesSamuel Turrentine was elected sheriff, furnished bond with securities Catlet Campbell, John Taylor, William Kirkland and 2 others and qua…
- 1806Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Sam’l Benton and David Allison present.
- 1806Court minutesJurors upheld Barnabas O’Farrill’s promise and awarded Stephen Taylor damages; an appeal was noted.
- 1806Court minutesThomas Taylor and Abner B Bruce qualified as deputy clerks.
- 1806Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, Ca Campbell and John Taylor present.
- 1806Court minutesDeed, John King to John Taylor Sr, proved by Thomas Searcey.
- 1807DeedsNorth Carolina to John Taylor Sr, 4 December 1807
- 1807DeedsWilliam R Davie by attorney Hyram A Davie to John Taylor Jr, 7 August 1807
- 1807DeedsJohn Taylor to Solomon Morgan by guardian, 3 June 1807
- 1807DeedsSolomon Morgan by guardian to John Taylor, 3 June 1807
- 1807Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): William R Davie to John Taylor Jr, 7 August 1807
- 1807MarriagesMarriage bond: Joseph Taylor and Elizabeth Tate
- 1807Court minutesDeed, Joseph Dixon & John Adams to Whitted & Craig, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesAdministration of the estate of William Nunn granted to Elizabeth Nunn and David Nunn; sureties Hugh Mulhollan and John Taylor Sr.
- 1807Court minutesJohn Taylor Sr, Pleasant Henderson and William Barbee were appointed to contract for a Bens Creek bridge on the University–Raleigh road.
- 1807Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- 1807Court minutesWm Andrews was appointed constable and furnished bond.
- 1807Court minutesBill of Sale, Jonas Laurence to John Taylor, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, Arch’d D Murphey to John Taylor Sr, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, Samuel Benton & Abner B Bruce attos &c to John Taylor Sr, proved by John McKerall.
- 1807Court minutesJurors upheld William Griffiths’s promise within three years, rejected setoff and awarded ??dah Griffiths damages; an appeal was noted.
- 1807Court minutesJurors found Hugh Riggs detained the claimed obligation within three years, valued it and awarded Hall and Ray nominal damages.
- 1807Court minutesJurors upheld Robert Harris’s promise and awarded Robert Jones damages.
- 1807Court minutesJurors upheld Thomas Horner’s promise and awarded Robert Jones damages.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, Catharine Richards to John Taylor Jr, acknowledged in court.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, Mary Richards to John Taylor Jr, acknowledged in court.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, James Comb to Sterling Harris, proved by John Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, William Cain & others to William Kirkland and other, proved by John Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Wm Barbee and Sam’l Benton present.
- 1807Court minutesDeed, John Taylor Sr to Chesley P Patterson, proved by Thos H Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesBill of Sale, Hyrem A Davie to John Taylor Jr, proved by T H Taylor.
- 1807Court minutesJurors upheld George Carrington’s promise and awarded Wm P Mangum damages.
- 1807Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Sam’l Benton and Thomas Brewer present.
- 1807Court minutesOn Mary Dan’l’s petition, John Taylor and fellow commissioners were appointed to allot a year’s provisions from John Daniel’s estate.
- 1808DeedsJoseph Street Sr by Constable to John Taylor Jr, 15 March 1808
- 1808DeedsAndrew Rhea to John Taylor, 6 October 1808
- 1808DeedsJohn Taylor Jr to Samuel Turrentine, 15 March 1808
- 1808DeedsJames H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, 29 December 1808
- 1808Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Andrew Rhea to John Taylor, 6 October 1808
- 1808Records of enslaved peopleSheriff's or court sale: Joseph Street Sr to John Taylor Jr, 15 March 1808
- 1808Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor Jr to Samuel Turrentine, 15 March 1808
- 1808Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, 29 December 1808
- 1808MarriagesMarriage bond: Robert Burnside and Fanny Taylor
- 1808Court minutesThe named peace commissioners, including Andrew McBroom and Thomas Whitted, took their qualifying oaths.
- 1808Court minutesJurors convicted John Taylor.
- 1808Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- 1808Court minutesThe court convened with justices Jonathan Lindley, John Thompson and Thos H Taylor present.
- 1808Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Latta, James Webb, John Latta and 21 others present.
- 1808Court minutesSamuel Turrentine was reelected sheriff, furnished bond and qualified.
- 1808Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for his previous year’s services as clerk.
- 1808Court minutesDeed, Norris Compton to John Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- 1808Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Samuel Benton, James Webb and Thomas Brewer present.
- 1808Court minutesA juror was withdrawn by agreement in John Carrington’s prosecution.
- 1808Court minutesThe court convened with justices Sam’l Benton, John Taylor and Thomas Brewer present.
- 1808Court minutesThe jury found Sam’l Cloud and Sarah Cloud guilty as charged.
- 1808Court minutesThe court appointed John Taylor Jr as road overseer.
- 1808Court minutesThe jury found John Craig liable and awarded Abner W Long damages and costs.
- 1808Court minutesThe jury found John McKerrall promised payment within three years and awarded the plaintiffs damages and costs.
- 1809DeedsJoseph Taylor to William Laws, 22 December 1809
- 1809DeedsWilliam King to John Taylor Sr, 16 September 1809
- 1809DeedsDavid Strayhorn to John Taylor Sr, 4 September 1809
- 1809Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): David Strayhorn to John Taylor Sr, 4 September 1809
- 1809MarriagesMarriage bond: Alfred Moore Taylor and Jeany Minnis
- 1809Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Whithead, Joseph Clendening and John Taylor present.
- 1809Court minutesEzekiel Brewer and the other named patrol members each received an allowance for their previous year’s service.
- 1809Court minutesMorgan Hart’s and Robert Bell’s laborers were assigned to John Taylor’s road work.
- 1809Court minutesDeed, Samuel Turrentine Shff to Nicholas Harder, proved by John Taylor.
- 1809Court minutesThe jury credited payment and awarded Francis Jones the balance; Jarratt Yeargain and John Taylor Jr secured a stay of execution.
- 1809Court minutesRobert Millican was ordered to pay Salley Tally child support in installments; a receipt acknowledged the first payment through John Tayl…
1810s
- 1810DeedsJames H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, 22 August 1810
- 1810Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, 22 August 1810
- 1810MarriagesMarriage bond: William Taylor and Aley Dunnagan
- 1810Court minutesThe jury found Arthur Bobbitt promised payment and awarded Isaac Holden damages and costs.
- 1810Court minutesJ Taylor and C P Patterson secured a stay of execution in Francis Jones’s action.
- 1810Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Zachariah Herndon and John Street present.
- 1810Court minutesJohn Taylor Sr was appointed temporary curator of Solomon P Morgan’s goods and assets until the next court.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, Joseph Taylor to William Laws, proved by George Laws Jr.
- 1810Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded Henry Thompson Jr principal, interest and costs.
- 1810Court minutesJohn Smith was ordered to pay Sarah McMunn child support as the reputed father.
- 1810Court minutesBill of Sale, James H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- 1810Court minutesBill of Sale, James H Lewis to Thomas H Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- 1810Court minutesBill of Sale, David Strayhorn to John Taylor, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, William King to John Taylor, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1810Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, John Street and John Latta present.
- 1810Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr qualified as executor for Samuel Benton’s estate.
- 1810Court minutesThe jury convicted Wm Heagwood; the prosecutor was ordered to pay prosecution witness Thomas Lloyd’s attendance.
- 1810Court minutesThe jury found Arthur Weaver guilty as charged.
- 1810Court minutesDeed, William Horton & Magdeline his Wife to Doct Barnabas O’Farrill, acknowledged in court.
- 1810Court minutesSamuel Turrentine became guardian of James Brooks.
- 1810WillsWill of Samuel Benton
- 1811DeedsWilliam Whitted Jr to Thomas H Taylor, 17 September 1811
- 1811MarriagesMarriage bond: George Taylor and Jane Wilson
- 1811MarriagesMarriage bond: John Taylor and Polly Robard
- 1811Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Webb, John Taylor and Sterling Harris present.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Robert Glenn as road overseer, replacing John Taylor.
- 1811Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded Solomon Nevill damages.
- 1811Court minutesClerk John Taylor was appointed litigation guardian for Cyrus Riggs, Albert Riggs, Frances Riggs and Samuel Riggs.
- 1811Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- 1811Court minutesJohn Taylor and James Phillips were appointed to work with the public-buildings treasurer on contracts for repairs.
- 1811Court minutesClerk John Taylor received an allowance for official services.
- 1811Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Abner B Bruce and Thomas Whithed present.
- 1811Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Wilson Child granted to James Child, John Taylor Jr and Archibald D Murphey; sureties William Whitted and…
- 1811Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Will Holt and Tho Whithed present.
- 1811Court minutesThe jury valued the bond and awarded David Strayhorn principal, interest and costs.
- 1811Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, William Dickey and Robert Murray present.
- 1811Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of Celia Jones.
- 1811Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, John Street and Sterling Harris present.
- 1811Court minutesAdministration of the estate of George Long granted to John Taylor Jr.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Henry Goodrich as road overseer.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed John Taylor Jr as road overseer.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Eli Herndon as road overseer.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed David Strain as road overseer.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Bryant Kittrell as road overseer.
- 1811WillsWill of Wilson Child
- 1811WillsWill of Henry Shutt
- 1812DeedsWilllam H Haywood to John Taylor Sr, 19 October 1812
- 1812DeedsWilliam H Haywood to John Taylor Sr, 19 October 1812
- 1812DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Robert Taylor, 25 May 1812
- 1812DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Stephen Taylor, 25 May 1812
- 1812DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Thomas Taylor, 25 May 1812
- 1812DeedsWilliam Horton to George Taylor, 11 May 1812
- 1812DeedsGeorge Taylor to William Whitted Sr, 11 May 1812
- 1812DeedsElijah Alis to Stephen Taylor, 22 September 1812
- 1812DeedsWilliam Dodd & Elsey M Dodd to John Taylor Jr, 14 September 1812
- 1812MarriagesMarriage bond: William Taylor and Nancy Brannock
- 1812Court minutesA jury was charged in Bryant Kittrell’s action against John Taylor Senr; no finding followed.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, Wm Whitted to Thomas H Taylor, proved by William A Whitted.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, Thomas Armstrong to James Armstrong, proved by John Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesBill of Sale, James Armstrong to Thomas Armstrong, proved by John Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesThe court convened with justices Ca Campbell, Thomas Whithed and John Taylor present.
- 1812Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in William McMillen’s action against Robert Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesThe jury awarded Hargis and Womack damages and costs against James Child.
- 1812Court minutesThe jury awarded Henry Forrest damages and costs against John Taylor Senr.
- 1812Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, John Long and Thomas Whitted present.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, John Taylor Sr to Thomas Taylor, proved by Stephen Taylor and James McCord.
- 1812Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, John Street and Thomas Whithed present.
- 1812Court minutesThe court recorded the justices present.
- 1812Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr renewed his clerk’s bonds with securities John Taylor Senr, David Ray, Fredrick Nash and Samuel Turrentine.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, George Taylor to William Whitsell, acknowledged in court.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, William Horton & wife to George Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, John Taylor Sr to Robert Taylor, proved by Thomas Taylor and Joseph Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Thomas Whithed and James S Smith present.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, Jeremiah Hubbard to Paul Kennion, proved by John Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, Daniel Baldridge to Samuel Turrentine, proved by George Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesJohn Thompson became guardian of Mary Millison.
- 1812Court minutesJonathan Lindly was nonsuited after failing to appear against J Patterson and M Patton.
- 1812Court minutesDeed, William H Haywood to John Taylor Sr, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- 1812Court minutesJohn Weeden was committed until he provided a good-behavior bond with securities acceptable to John Taylor Jr and Abner B Bruce.
- 1812WillsWill of James Taylor
- 1813DeedsSamuel Riggs to John Taylor Jr, 3 August 1813
- 1813DeedsAndrew Brooks by administrator to John Taylor Sr, 25 August 1813
- 1813Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Andrew Brooks to John Taylor Sr, 25 August 1813
- 1813Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor Jr to Celia Jones, 15 March 1813
- 1813MarriagesMarriage bond: Elisha Taylor and Polly Duke
- 1813Court minutesThe jury awarded Daniel Cloud damages and costs against Morgan Hart.
- 1813Court minutesThe jury awarded Amos Nichols damages and costs against Jacob Jackson and William Woods.
- 1813Court minutesThe jury awarded Amos Nichols damages and costs against Jacob Jackson and William Woods.
- 1813Court minutesSamuel Turrentine and John Taylor Jr secured a stay of execution in Wm Cain Jr’s action.
- 1813Court minutesSam’l Turrentine and Thomas Whithed secured a stay of execution in Abram Gerin?’s action.
- 1813Court minutesJohn Taylor and John Street secured a stay of execution in Henry Forrest’s action.
- 1813WillsWill of John Taylor
- 1813WillsWill of Sterling Harris
- 1814DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Thomas H Taylor, 28 June 1814
- 1814DeedsFrances Benton by attorney to Thomas H Taylor, 27 July 1814
- 1814DeedsArchibald D Murphey to Thomas H Taylor, 1 January 1814
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Luke Simpson damages against William Wilkins.
- 1814Court minutesDeed, Jonathan Lindly to Isaac Harvey, proved by Certificate of Walter Taylor.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded David Ray and Co damages against David H Nunn.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Squire Shearman damages against George Carrington.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Tho Taylor damages and costs against Stephen Taylor and Moses Gwinn. An appeal was requested.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury convicted Andrew, enslaved by Jno Arnold; the court ordered seventy-five lashes to be administered immediately.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Elisha Taylor damages against Nancy Dunnagan.
- 1814Court minutesSamuel Low and his unnamed wife were nonsuited after failing to appear against John Long.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Samuel Turrentine damages against George Carrington.
- 1814Court minutesElisha Taylor and Phillip Roberts were fined for failing to testify for Nancy Dunnagan in Ashby Dunnagan’s action.
- 1814Court minutesDeed, Samuel Turrentine to Robert Faucet, proved by John Taylor.
- 1814Court minutesJohn Taylor and the other named commissioners were appointed to assist the treasurer with public-building repairs.
- 1814Court minutesThe record listed the justices present.
- 1814Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for his previous year’s clerk services.
- 1814Court minutesJosiah Turner was elected sheriff and provided bond with securities William Kirkland, William Whitted, James Child and 2 others.
- 1814Court minutesJohn Young was elected county trustee and provided bond with securities Josiah Turner, John Taylor, James Mebane and James Whithed.
- 1814Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Taylor granted to John Carrington Sr; sureties John J Carrington and William Hall.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded John May damages against John Taylor Jr.
- 1814WillsPower of attorney: Samuel Turrentine to John Taylor and others
- 1815DeedsJohn Hunt to Thomas H Taylor, 8 February 1815
- 1815DeedsJohn Taylor to Robert Eaton & Martin Palmer, 1 April 1815
- 1815DeedsJohn Street to John Taylor Jr & George Johnston & Chesley Page Patterson & Catlett Campbell & Jarret Yeargan & John Cain & William Whitted, 28 June 1815
- 1815DeedsJohn Taylor estate by executor to Stephen Taylor, 3 April 1815
- 1815DeedsNathaniel King to John Taylor Sr, 24 April 1815
- 1815Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Hunt to Thomas H Taylor, 8 February 1815
- 1815Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: John Street to John Taylor Jr, George Johnston, Chesley Page Patterson, Catlett Campbell, Jarret Yeargan, John Cain, William Whitted, 28 June 1815
- 1815MarriagesMarriage bond: John Primrose and Elizabeth Taylor
- 1815MarriagesMarriage bond: Lewis Taylor and Nancy Oakley
- 1815Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Samuel Child and James S Smith present.
- 1815WillsWill of Mary (x) Pratt
- 1816DeedsRobert Taylor to Joseph Allison, 9 January 1816
- 1816DeedsJohn Street & John Taylor & Andrew McBroom by Sheriff to John Cabe, 12 October 1816
- 1816DeedsEdward Robson to Thomas H Taylor, 18 September 1816
- 1816MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Taylor and Elizabeth Woods
- 1816Court minutesThe jury awarded John Taylor Senr damages against Samuel Hogg.
- 1816Court minutesPower of Attorney, Samuel Child to Thomas H Taylor, proved by Joseph.
- 1816Court minutesThe jury awarded John Taylor Senr damages and costs against William Hilyard.
- 1816Court minutesDeed, Robert Taylor to Joseph Allison, proved by Thomas Taylor.
- 1816Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Hyrom Cozort granted to William Horton; sureties John Taylor Jr and John Hunt.
- 1817DeedsThomas H Taylor to Abraham Craig, 4 September 1817
- 1817DeedsSamuel Couch to Elizabeth Taylor, 20 October 1817
- 1817DeedsStephen Taylor to Thomas Taylor, 5 November 1817
- 1817DeedsJohn Taylor Jr to David Ray, 20 October 1817
- 1817DeedsJohn Thompson to John Taylor Jr, 26 October 1817
- 1817Court minutesAllen Edwards requested that John Taylor issue James Moore a ticket for Edwards’s previous year of patrol service.
- 1818DeedsJames F Taylor to William H Merritt, 8 January 1818
- 1818Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James F Taylor to William H Merritt, 8 January 1818
- 1818MarriagesMarriage bond: Solomon Taylor and Holley Brinkley
- 1818Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Joseph Steel granted to David Mebane; sureties John Taylor Jr and Henry Thompson Jr.
- 1818Court minutesThe jury decided Archibald Harrilson’s action in favor of John Lankston.
- 1818Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr renewed his clerk’s bonds with securities John Taylor Sent, Thomas H Taylor, Thomas Whithed and 3 others.
- 1818Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Clancy, Aaron Walker, Willie Shaw and 49 others present.
- 1818Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for official services.
- 1818Court minutesJames Allison was elected public-buildings treasurer and entered bond.
- 1818Court minutesJohn Young was elected county trustee and entered bond.
- 1819DeedsJoseph Caldwell to Thomas H Taylor, 10 February 1819
- 1819DeedsHenry Thompson to John Taylor Jr, 22 November 1819
- 1819DeedsHenry Thompson Jr to John Taylor Jr, 20 November 1819
- 1819DeedsBethiah Bragg to Thomas H Taylor, 20 May 1819
- 1819DeedsThomas H Taylor to Thomas Hogan, 30 October 1819
- 1819DeedsElisha Mitchell to Thomas H Taylor, 28 September 1819
- 1819Records of enslaved peopleMortgage: Henry Thompson to John Taylor Jr, 22 November 1819
- 1819Records of enslaved peopleMortgage: Henry Thompson Jr to John Taylor Jr, 20 November 1819
- 1819Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Elisha Mitchell to Thomas H Taylor, 28 September 1819
1820s
- 1820DeedsJohn King to Thomas H Taylor, 20 April 1820
- 1820DeedsEzekiel Trice to Thomas H Taylor, 1 February 1820
- 1820DeedsJames Thompson by coroner to Thomas Clancy & John Taylor, 1 September 1820
- 1820DeedsThomas Taylor to Jane Taylor, 26 February 1820
- 1820DeedsJohn Thompson to John Taylor, 11 February 1820
- 1820DeedsPatty Taylor to Absalom Yancey trustee, 11 August 1820
- 1820DeedsJohn H Hinton to Thomas H Taylor, 30 October 1820
- 1820Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Ezekiel Trice to Thomas H Taylor, 1 February 1820
- 1820Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John King to Thomas H Taylor, 20 April 1820
- 1820Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John H Hinton to Thomas H Taylor, 30 October 1820
- 1820MarriagesMarriage bond: Alexander Forrest and Polly G Taylor
- 1820WillsWill of Isaac Holden
- 1821DeedsThomas Hunt to John Taylor & William McCauley, 1 September 1821
- 1821DeedsElisha Taylor to Richard Crabtree, 27 November 1821
- 1821DeedsThomas H Taylor to Elisha Mitchell, 8 November 1821
- 1821DeedsJohn King by trustee to John Taylor Sr, 28 March 1821
- 1821DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Nathaniel King Sr, 4 April 1821
- 1821Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Thomas Hunt to John Taylor, William McCauley, 1 September 1821
- 1821WillsWill of Alexander Borland
- 1822DeedsDavid Bryan to Thomas Taylor, 13 November 1822
- 1822DeedsJohn Jackson to William Taylor, 28 January 1822
- 1823DeedsJohn Young estate by executor to John Taylor Sr, 20 March 1823
- 1823DeedsThomas Bradford to John Taylor Jr, 1 May 1823
- 1823DeedsJoseph Bradford to John Taylor Jr, 18 January 1823
- 1823DeedsJames Webb to John Taylor Jr, 19 December 1823
- 1823DeedsJames Webb to John Taylor Jr, 9 December 1823
- 1823DeedsJames Holt & Ruth Holt to John Taylor, 16 April 1823
- 1823DeedsDavid Holt & Alexander Holt & Nancy Holt to John Taylor, 16 April 1823
- 1823DeedsThomas N S Hargis & John Taylor Jr & James Child by Sheriff to Josiah Turner, 26 November 1823
- 1824DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Thomas H Taylor, 31 January 1824
- 1824DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Duncan Cameron, 4 February 1824
- 1824DeedsJohn Taylor Sr to Thomas H Taylor, 15 January 1824
- 1824DeedsJohn Taylor Sr & John Taylor Jr by Sheriff to Thomas H Taylor, 17 December 1824
- 1824DeedsJohn Taylor Sr & John Taylor Jr by Sheriff to Thomas H Taylor, 17 December 1824
- 1824DeedsMark Roberts & Francis Roberts & John Roberts & James Roberts & Mary Taylor & Nancy Roberts to Crissa Roberts, 30 January 1824
- 1824Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor Sr to Duncan Cameron, 4 February 1824
- 1824Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Taylor Sr to Thomas H Taylor, 15 January 1824
- 1824Records of enslaved peopleSheriff's or court sale: John Taylor Sr, John Taylor Jr to Thomas H Taylor, 17 December 1824
- 1825DeedsThomas H Taylor to William White, 29 January 1825
- 1825DeedsAnn S Hillyard to Thomas H Taylor, 25 August 1825
- 1825DeedsThomas Wilson to Thomas Taylor, 29 August 1825
- 1825DeedsJames Taylor to Jane Taylor, 23 November 1825
- 1825DeedsThomas H Taylor to Thomas M Johnston, 20 December 1825
- 1826DeedsGeorge Gregson to Thomas H Taylor, 21 January 1826
- 1826DeedsSamspson Boon to Thomas H Taylor, 21 October 1826
- 1826DeedsElias Haws to Thomas H Taylor, 28 October 1826
- 1826Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Samspson Boon to Thomas H Taylor, 21 October 1826
- 1826MarriagesMarriage bond: David A Taylor and Elvira B Allison
- 1826WillsWill of Joseph Tate
- 1827DeedsPatty Taylor to Abslom Yancey, 23 June 1827
- 1827MarriagesMarriage bond: Carleton B Cole and Susan U Taylor
- 1827MarriagesMarriage bond: John Taylor and Sally Manis
- 1828DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Thomas H Taylor & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 29 May 1828
- 1828DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Thomas H Taylor & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 29 May 1828
- 1828DeedsJohn Taylor to Jack Wilson, 24 May 1828
- 1828DeedsJames Tate to William Taylor, 18 May 1828
- 1828DeedsThomas Peelor to David A Taylor, 25 June 1828
- 1828DeedsThomas H Taylor to James Phillips & Nicholas M Hentz, 15 December 1828
- 1829DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1829
- 1829DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1829
- 1829DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1829
- 1829DeedsEnoch Jones to David A Taylor, 21 May 1829
- 1829DeedsThomas Horner by trustee to William Taylor, 24 November 1829
1830s
- 1830DeedsWilliam Taylor to Jane Taylor, 20 December 1830
- 1830DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor & Thomas H Taylor to North Carolina, 28 May 1830
- 1830MarriagesMarriage bond: John Aldridge and Dicey Taylor
- 1831DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor & Thomas H Taylor to North Carolina, 24 May 1831
- 1831DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor & Thomas H Taylor to North Carolina, 24 May 1831
- 1831DeedsThomas H Taylor to Sarah Blake, 1 February 1831
- 1831DeedsThomas H Taylor to Walter A Norwood, 28 June 1831
- 1831MarriagesMarriage bond: Wesley D Wilson and Lavinia Taylor
- 1831WillsWill of William Whyte
- 1831WillsCodicil of William Whyte
- 1832DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Thomas H Taylor & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 29 May 1832
- 1832DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Thomas H Taylor & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 29 May 1832
- 1832DeedsThomas H Taylor to Joseph Kirkland, 5 May 1832
- 1832DeedsThomas H Taylor to Thomas D Watts, 23 February 1832
- 1832DeedsThomas Taylor to John Taylor, 10 November 1832
- 1832DeedsChesley F Faucett to David Taylor, 14 December 1832
- 1832DeedsJoseph Allison to Thomas Taylor, 9 November 1832
- 1832WillsWill of William (x) Brannock
- 1832WillsWill of Henson (x) Coulter, Sr.
- 1833DeedsHenry Bracken by Sheriff to John Taylor, 22 February 1833
- 1833DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 27 May 1833
- 1833DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 27 May 1833
- 1833DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, August 1833
- 1833DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, August 1833
- 1833DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 27 August 1833
- 1833WillsWill of Thomas (x) Crabtree
- 1834DeedsThomas H Taylor to Walter A Norwood, 2 May 1834
- 1834MarriagesMarriage bond: Elijah Holder and Susan Taylor
- 1834MarriagesMarriage bond: Pleasant Riley and Elizabeth Taylor
- 1835DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1835
- 1835DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1835
- 1835DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to North Carolina, 25 May 1835
- 1835DeedsThomas H Taylor to University of North Carolina, 13 August 1835
- 1835DeedsNicholas Thompson to David A Taylor, 6 November 1835
- 1836DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 26 May 1836
- 1836DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 26 May 1836
- 1836DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 23 August 1836
- 1836DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to North Carolina, 23 August 1836
- 1836WillsWill of Robert Tinnen
- 1836WillsWill of John (x) Minnis
- 1837DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 22 May 1837
- 1837DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 22 May 1837
- 1837DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to State of North Carolina, 28 August 1837
- 1837DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to State of North Carolina, 28 August 1837
- 1837DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane & Susan Taylor to State of North Carolina, 28 August 1837
- 1838DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 27 August 1838
- 1838DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 27 August 1838
- 1838DeedsJohn Taylor & Susan Taylor & James Webb & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 27 August 1838
- 1838WillsWill of Isaac Cantrell
- 1839DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Susan Taylor & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 24 August 1839
- 1839DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Susan Taylor & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 24 August 1839
- 1839DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Susan Taylor & James Mebane to State of North Carolina, 24 August 1839
- 1839DeedsElisha Taylor to C Wilson trustee & William H Herndon, 5 December 1839
- 1839MarriagesMarriage bond: Norwood Riley and Elenina Taylor
- 1839WillsWill of William Taylor
1840s
- 1840DeedsFrances H Worsham to David A Taylor & Joseph Allison Sr & Hunter McCulloch, 21 July 1840
- 1840DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & Willie P Mangum to North Carolina, 25 August 1840
- 1840DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & Willie P Mangum to North Carolina, 25 August 1840
- 1840MarriagesMarriage bond: Henderson Taylor and Elizabeth Cates
- 1840WillsWill of Samuel Wilson
- 1841DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & John Bane to North Carolina, 18 September 1841
- 1841DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & John Bane to North Carolina, 23 August 1841
- 1841DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & John Bane to North Carolina, 23 August 1841
- 1841DeedsJohn Taylor & James Webb & Giles Mebane & John Bane to North Carolina, 23 August 1841
- 1842DeedsStephen Taylor to Stephen T Forrest, 25 January 1842
- 1842DeedsJohn Taylor & Giles Mebane & John Bane & Henry Fogleman & Harrison Parker to North Carolina, 22 August 1842
- 1842DeedsJohn Taylor & Giles Mebane & John Bane & Henry Fogleman & Harrison Parker to North Carolina, 22 August 1842
- 1842Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Thomas Peelor to David A Taylor, Joseph Allison, William Allison, June 1842
- 1843DeedsEmma Taylor to John Webb trustee, 2 August 1843
- 1843DeedsJohn Taylor & Giles Mebane & John Bane & Harrison Parker to North Carolina, 29 August 1843
- 1843DeedsJohn Taylor & Giles Mebane & John Bane & Harrison Parker to North Carolina, 29 August 1843
- 1843DeedsJames Webb to Emma Taylor, 2 August 1843
- 1843DeedsStephen Taylor to Stephen T Forrest, 27 March 1843
- 1843DeedsJoseph Allison to David A Taylor, 21 March 1843
- 1844DeedsJohn Taylor & John Bane & Harrison Parker & Giles Mebane to North Carolina, 27 August 1844
- 1844DeedsJohn Taylor & John Bane & Harrison Parker & Giles Mebane to North Carolina, 27 August 1844
- 1844DeedsThomas D Bennehan & Catlett Campbell to John Taylor, 28 May 1844
- 1845DeedsJohn Taylor to Harrison Parker & John Bane & Giles Mebane, 27 August 1845
- 1845DeedsJoseph Allison & William N Pratt & Joseph R Hester & William Paul & Benajmin S Hurdle & William W Allison & William Nelson & David A Taylor & Cadwallader Jones Jr & William Maris to North Carolina, 25 August 1845
- 1845DeedsJoseph Allison & William N Pratt & Joseph R Hester & William Paul & Benajmin S Hurdle & William W Allison & William Nelson & David A Taylor & Cadwallader Jones Jr & William Maris to North Carolina, 25 August 1845
- 1845MarriagesMarriage notice: Job[?] C. Rid[?] and Jane M. Taylor
- 1846DeedsHenderson Taylor to James Ray Jr trustee, 14 March 1846
- 1846DeedsHenderson Taylor to William Blalock, 10 April 1846
- 1846DeedsJohn Taylor to Stephen Forrest, 10 January 1846
- 1846MarriagesMarriage bond: Eli Berry and Judy Betsey Taylor
- 1847DeedsThomas Bowles Sr estate by Commissioners to Jane Bowles & Jane Wilson & Thomas Taylor & Sarah Wilson & Nancy Wilson & Martha Wilson & Betsy Wilson & Harrison Wilson & Anderson Wilson & Josiah Wilson, 16 March 1847
- 1847MarriagesMarriage bond: Green Taylor and Sally Cozart
- 1847WillsWill of John Taylor
- 1848DeedsJoseph Allison & William N Pratt & Thomas Faucett & David A Taylor & Benjamin Hurdle & Cadwallader Jones Jr & William Nelson & Charles C Smith & Freeman Walker to North Carolina, 29 August 1848
- 1848DeedsJoseph Allison & William N Pratt & Thomas Faucett & David A Taylor & Benjamin Hurdle & Cadwallader Jones Jr & William Nelson & Charles C Smith & Freeman Walker to North Carolina, 29 August 1848
- 1848DeedsAnderson Taylor to William McKee trustee & Lydia McKee & Wilson and McKee, 26 June 1848
- 1848DeedsHarrison Taylor to James Parker, 13 May 1848
- 1848MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Moore and Jane Taylor
- 1849MarriagesMarriage bond: Ralph H Graves and Ema Taylor
1850s
- 1850MarriagesMarriage bond: Robert H Smith and Eleanor Taylor
- 1850MarriagesMarriage bond: Duncan Taylor and Mary Johnston
- 1851DeedsDuncan Taylor to Squire D Umstead trustee & Hinton Mangum trustee, 27 May 1851
- 1852DeedsHenderson Taylor to William H Jordan trustee & William A Gray, 26 April 1852
- 1852MarriagesMarriage bond: Haywood Taylor and Eliza Jennett Ray
- 1853MarriagesMarriage bond: Samuel P Collins and Susan F Taylor
- 1854MarriagesMarriage bond: William Redding and Mary J Taylor
- 1855DeedsGreen Taylor to Josiah Turner trustee & Mary Ann Turner, 6 October 1855
- 1855MarriagesMarriage bond: Lambert M Jordan and Martha A Taylor
- 1855MarriagesMarriage bond: John McCulloch and Sarah J Taylor
- 1855MarriagesMarriage bond: Charles Miller and Caroline Taylor
- 1855MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas J Taylor and Martha E Reddin
- 1856DeedsGreen W Taylor to William Bolen trustee & James Lunsford trustee, 24 July 1856
- 1856MarriagesMarriage bond: Nelson P Hall and Martha C Taylor
- 1857DeedsGreen Taylor to Haywood Taylor, 5 January 1857
- 1857DeedsStephen Taylor to Thomas J Jones, 15 April 1857
- 1857DeedsRobert Reding to Thomas J Taylor, 1 April 1857
- 1857MarriagesMarriage bond: Merritt H Lindsey and Euphrasia Taylor
- 1859DeedsDavid A Taylor to Samuel Hinton, 23 November 1859
- 1859Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Elizabeth Taylor to John A Turrentine, 23 August 1859
- 1859MarriagesMarriage bond: Robert D Hinton and D L E Taylor
- 1859MarriagesMarriage bond: Joseph A Taylor and Sarah E Hester
1860s
- 1860DeedsSusan Taylor to Susan Bane, 3 May 1860
- 1860DeedsSusan Taylor to Sally Bane, 3 May 1860
- 1860DeedsSusan Taylor to Emma Graves, 3 May 1860
- 1860Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Susan Taylor to Sally Bane, 3 May 1860
- 1860Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Susan Taylor to Susan Bane, 3 May 1860
- 1860Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Susan Taylor to Emma Graves, 3 May 1860
- 1860MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Jefferson Taylor and Mary A Hodge
- 1860WillsWill of Elizabeth Taylor
- 1861DeedsSimon Taylor to Ralph Graves, 3 April 1861
- 1861DeedsHaywood Taylor to William B Tilley, 21 September 1861
- 1861Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Simon Taylor to Ralph Graves, 3 April 1861
- 1862WillsWill of Susan Taylor
- 1862WillsWill of Stephen Taylor
- 1865MarriagesMarriage bond: John H Hodge and Mary M Taylor
- 1865MarriagesMarriage bond: Lewellen Taylor and Sarah F Ashley
- 1865WillsWill of Mary Taylor
- 1866DeedsDavid A Taylor to William Corbett & John W Corbett, 28 August 1866
- 1866DeedsDavid A Taylor to William Corbett & John W Corbett, 28 August 1866
- 1866MarriagesMarriage bond: Essix Taylor and Catharine Bowls
- 1866MarriagesMarriage bond: Jonathan J Taylor and Julia F Woods
- 1867MarriagesMarriage bond: John Taylor and Julia Bagley
- 1867MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Taylor and Louisa Love
- 1868DeedsJohn A Turrentine to Sarah Taylor, 19 September 1868
- 1868MarriagesMarriage bond: Samuel M Parker and Mary J Taylor
- 1869DeedsRichard N Taylor to David McCauley, 30 April 1869
- 1869DeedsSusan F Collins to Johnathan J Taylor, 29 October 1869
1870s
- 1870MarriagesMarriage license: Charles Sparksman and Ruthy Ann Taylor
- 1871MarriagesMarriage license: Edward L Crabtree and Sarah M Taylor
- 1873DeedsThomas J Taylor & Mary Ann Taylor to John E Hanna, 3 December 1873
- 1873MarriagesMarriage license: Mark Cooper and Hattie W Taylor
- 1873MarriagesMarriage license: Charles C Taylor and Eliza Richards
- 1876MarriagesMarriage license: Addison S Lee and Medona A Taylor
- 1876MarriagesMarriage license: Nash Wagner and Francis Taylor
- 1877MarriagesMarriage license: Guthrie Mangum and Hawkins Taylor
- 1877MarriagesMarriage license: George Merritt and Alice Taylor
- 1877MarriagesMarriage license: Richard B Taylor and Emma L King
- 1877MarriagesMarriage license: Wm Taylor and Susan E Walker
- 1879MarriagesMarriage license: John M Taylor and Beddie Emma Cole
1880s
- 1880MarriagesMarriage license: William Dunn and Jennie E Taylor
- 1880MarriagesMarriage license: Jonathan J Taylor and Martha E Bain
- 1881MarriagesMarriage license: Richard B Taylor and Mary Olivia King
- 1881MarriagesMarriage license: James A Taylor and Emma R Beasley
- 1882MarriagesMarriage license: P A Royster and Lula Taylor
- 1883MarriagesMarriage license: London Whitted and Emma Taylor
- 1884MarriagesMarriage license: Richard Taylor and Maggie Thompson
- 1884MarriagesMarriage license: William B Taylor and Laura L Brown
- 1885MarriagesMarriage license: James M Hayes and Margaret F Taylor
- 1885MarriagesMarriage license: D L Tinnin and Ida Taylor
- 1885WillsWill of Margaret Jane Taylor
- 1886MarriagesMarriage license: Frank H Taylor and Agnes G Parrish
- 1887MarriagesMarriage license: Joseph Taylor and Susan Peace
1890s
- 1890MarriagesMarriage license: Isham Alston and Jennett Taylor
- 1890MarriagesMarriage license: Jefferson Parker and Joana Taylor
- 1890MarriagesMarriage license: John Taylor and Fannie Bowling
- 1893MarriagesMarriage license: John R Carey and Emma Taylor
- 1894MarriagesMarriage license: L C Taylor and Nannie E Davis
- 1895MarriagesMarriage license: Grant Taylor and Annie Merritt
- 1896MarriagesMarriage license: C M F Taylor and Mary Lynch
- 1896MarriagesMarriage license: Robt J Taylor and Lydia Kenion
- 1899MarriagesMarriage license: Geo L Taylor and Minnie L Clark
1900s
- 1900MarriagesMarriage license: V L Epes and Agnes Goode Taylor
- 1900MarriagesMarriage license: Robt G Taylor and Lebert Rogers
- 1900MarriagesMarriage license: William Taylor and Emma Brockwell
- 1901MarriagesMarriage license: Oliver Farrow and Lou Taylor
- 1902MarriagesMarriage license: Haywood Taylor and Martha Nichols
- 1904MarriagesMarriage license: D G Taylor and Sudie Davis
- 1904MarriagesMarriage license: D L Taylor and Mary A Walker
- 1905MarriagesMarriage license: Charles B Taylor and Amey Wagoner
- 1905MarriagesMarriage license: Edward Taylor and Annie Godfrey
- 1905MarriagesMarriage license: Thos Taylor and Willie Wagoner
- 1906MarriagesMarriage license: R T Hailey and Julia F Taylor
- 1907MarriagesMarriage license: Charley Taylor and Lena Dorherty
- 1908MarriagesMarriage license: Arther Harper and Blanch Taylor
- 1908MarriagesMarriage license: J Ernest Taylor and Bertha V Thompson
1910s
- 1910MarriagesMarriage license: Dudly Taylor and Effie Kirkland
- 1910MarriagesMarriage license: Wm Taylor and Maude Riggsbee
- 1911MarriagesMarriage license: John Taylor and Elsy Snipes
- 1911MarriagesMarriage license: Abner Tilley and Fanny Taylor
Undated
- DeedsGranville to James Taylor
- DeedsHardy Morgan to John Taylor
- Court minutesThe court impaneled the fifteen named grand jurors.
- Court minutesDeed, Hosea Tapley & Sarah to William Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to Judith Coates, proved by James Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to Thomas Utley, proved by James Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to John Taylor, proved by James Taylor.
- Court minutesJames Paine and the other named boundary workers received attendance allowances at the listed rates.
- Court minutesDeed, Frances John(t)on, proved by James Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, proved by James Taylor.
- Court minutesWilliam Thompson Alias Taylor was recommitted until the next court.
- Court minutesHugh Dobbin was authorized to execute a judgment against Joseph Dolittle for James Taylor.
- Court minutesHugh Taylor brought an action on the case against Nathaniel Reynolds.
- Court minutesJohn Patterson, James Taylor and Lawrence Thompson were directed to hire guides and mark Cape Fare Road.
- Court minutesJames McAllister, John Tinnen and James Taylor were assigned to appraise five stray steers at Daniel Cain’s plantation.
- Court minutesAnn Anderson’s Corbintown ordinary license was renewed, secured by Thomas Lapsey and James Taylor.
- Court minutesJames Watson, John Gray and James Taylor were assigned to review claims for Indigenous travelers’ expenses and damages, with Thomas Loyd…
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to Isaac Gaddis.
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to John Tinnen.
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to Ann Anderson.
- Court minutesDeed, John Rutherford to James Taylor, proved by Robert Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed of Sale, John Rutherford to James Anderson, proved by Robert Taylor.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Jonathan Fincher granted to Jane Fincher and Jonathan Fincher; sureties Thomas Holden, James Bowie and Ro…
- Court minutesDeed, James Taylor to William Few, proved by Robert Taylor.
- Court minutesJames Taylor brought a petition against William Willson.
- Court minutesWilliam Taylor brought a petition against Bendal Strahan.
- Court minutesGrand jurors Hugh Porter, Robert Taylor, John Taylor and 16 others were empanelled and sworn.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor and Francis Wilkinson became sureties for William Daniel in Robert Tate’s suit.
- Court minutesConstable John Taylor was assigned to summon taxables in Lawrence Thompson’s district.
- Court minutesRobert Taylor brought a petition against Thomas Wiley.
- Court minutesJames Taylor replaced John Tinning as road overseer.
- Court minutesFifteen grand jurors were sworn with Solomon Debow as foreman.
- Court minutesIsaac Taylor brought a trespass proceeding against Enoch Lewis.
- Court minutesRobert Taylor brought an action on the case against James Bowie.
- Court minutesPhillip Taylor brought a debt claim against James Roberts.
- Court minutesJohn Williard brought an original attachment proceeding against Hope Taylor.
- Court minutesThomas Stubbs replaced James Taylor as road overseer.
- Court minutesWilliam Few received permission to operate an ordinary.
- Court minutesThe court opened under Richard Caswell’s commission appointing justices; eight appointees took the required oaths, subscribed the test an…
- Court minutesJohn Taylor became overseer from Six Mile Tree to Hillsborough.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor became constable for Hillsborough District.
- Court minutesJohn Williams, John Kinchin and Joseph Taylor qualified as justices.
- Court minutesDeed, Peter ? to John Debow, proved by John Taylor.
- Court minutesWm. Cain, James Freeland and Thomas Taylor were appointed to receive assessors’ returns.
- Court minutesThree named justices signed the November court minutes.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with five named justices present.
- Court minutesEight justices were appointed to administer allegiance oaths to all males above sixteen.
- Court minutesMajor Thomas Taylor became county surveyor, entering bond with John Butler, Hugh Tinning, Wm. Rainey and James Freeland as securities.
- Court minutesThe court met the following morning with five named justices present.
- Court minutesJane McCaul relinquished dower rights after examination by Thomas Taylor.
- Court minutesEighteen named men were appointed to lay out and open a road from Hawfield meeting house to James Clarks on Little River.
- Court minutesThe sheriff was ordered to summon thirty named jurors for the next county court.
- Court minutesThirty named jurors were appointed to attend next court.
- Court minutesFifteen grand jurors were sworn, with Wm. Nunn as foreman and Stephen Madden as constable.
- Court minutesJoseph Taylor was appointed attorney for the state at this court.
- Court minutesThomas Burton was appointed guardian of orphan Thomas Crabtree on a £1,000 bond with John Taylor.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned eighteen jurors, headed by Sackville Brewer; they received their charge, with Stephen Madden as constable.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Alex Mebane, William Courtney and Thomas Taylor present.
- Court minutesJohn Hopkins faced a state trespass case before twelve named jurors.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Alex Mebane, Thomas Taylor and Wm. McCauley present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices William McCauley, William Courtney, John Tapley Patterson and 3 others present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor of Enoe was appointed county coroner.
- Court minutesNathaniel Rochester resigned as clerk and was allowed £400; Joshua Adam Potts was elected, bonded with Joseph Taylor and Rochester.
- Court minutesJos. Taylor was allowed £100 for his services as attorney.
- Court minutesJoseph Taylor and Nathl. Rochester served as sureties for court clerk Joshua Adam Potts.
- Court minutesJohn Butler, John Steel and Thomas Taylor signed the minutes.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor replaced John Nichols as county coroner.
- Court minutesOn Joseph Taylor’s motion, Thomas Mullen’s will was withheld from record pending next court; three witnesses were summoned concerning adm…
- Court minutesWm. McCauley, Rob. Campbell and John Taylor signed the minutes.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor, John Thompson and David Craig were appointed assessors for St. Thomas and Hillsborough.
- Court minutesCoroner John Taylor received 16 shillings for an inquest on an unnamed child found in Hillsborough.
- Court minutesCollected county articles were ordered deposited at John Taylor’s little red house.
- Court minutesThe tax lists and assessments for the district of Hillsborough were returned, and John Taylor was appointed collector.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Wm. McCauley, John Taylor and John Nichols present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, John Ray, Wm. McCauley and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Eli McDaniel, John Taylor and Archer Grissom present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Carrington, John Taylor and James Elliott present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Butler, John Taylor and John Walker present.
- Court minutesFourteen grand jurors were sworn after the sheriff returned the venire.
- Court minutesJno. Taylor was appointed to examine Nancy Benton about relinquishing dower in land conveyed by Jesse Benton to Wm. Shepherd.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Robt. Campbell and Wm. Courtney present.
- Court minutesA jury was sworn in Thos. Brooks’s case against Wm. Nunn.
- Court minutesJno. Lindsay became overseer from Chatham County Line to Cane Creek, with fifteen named hands assigned.
- Court minutesDeed, Wm. Alston to John Taylor, Junr., proved by Ack. & Reg..
- Court minutesDeed, Wm. Alston to John Taylor, Junr., proved by Ack. & Reg..
- Court minutesFrederick Taylor bonded with Arch’d. Lytle and James Taylor to perform a court order.
- Court minutesIn Benj. Thompson’s case against Hugh Tinnen, the court condemned John Tinnen’s reported debt balance after two deductions for Thompson.
- Court minutesA jury was sworn in Thos. Holden’s case against Wm. Picket for John Campbell.
- Court minutesWm. Nunn’s case against Dan’l. Copeland ended in a nonsuit after a jury was sworn.
- Court minutesThe same jury heard James Williams’s case against Tho. Horn and others.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Wm. M'Cauley, John Taylor and Wm. Courtney present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed to take depositions in Granville under the Assembly act.
- Court minutesA jury was sworn in the State’s case against Jacob Richards.
- Court minutesJohn Heath’s executors proceeded against Thomas Moreland before a jury.
- Court minutesJames Taylor qualified to serve as deputy sheriff under Jas Nichols.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices John Taylor, Eli McDannel and Jonathan Lindley present.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Saml Thompson one penny plus costs against James Rutteledge.
- Court minutesThe court appointed a road jury to survey the Queen Street connection toward Halifax, assess damages, and report next term.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Robert Hunter £25.5 in damages plus costs against Jno O’Lawlin.
- Court minutesThe court ordered a public bridge near Eno’s Town Ford and appointed five commissioners, a majority empowered to contract for constructio…
- Court minutesA nonsuit was entered in Richard Morris’s action against Henry Thompson.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices William Watters, Jno Taylor, Wm McCauley and Wm Courtney present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Patterson granted to Mark Patterson and Jno G Rencher; sureties John Bryant, Jno Barbee, Joseph Tayl…
- Court minutesThe court awarded John Taylor ten pounds for three months of ex officio services during the sheriff’s vacancy.
- Court minutesThe court accepted James Taylor as surety for Wm Strudwick’s parish-indemnity obligation concerning a child.
- Court minutesThe court ordered the sheriff to sell the debtor’s property under justice Jno Taylor’s execution (Robert McIntire, Henry Thompson).
- 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 minutesThe November county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the executed venire naming summoned jurors.
- Court minutesFifteen grand jurors were empaneled and sworn, with James Patterson as foreman.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with Taylor, Nunn, and Elliott present.
- Court minutesThe court resumed its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, James Carson and Jno Elliott present.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the executed venire naming the summoned jurors.
- Court minutesThe jury found for Ferguson; the court subsequently granted a new trial on motion.
- Court minutesThe February county court opened in Hillsborough with three justices present.
- Court minutesOn Joseph Taylor’s motion, Jno Ashe gained admission to practice before the court and qualified.
- Court minutesJno Taylor received permission to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- Court minutesDeed, John Taylor to Jehu Whitted, proved by Wm Whitted.
- Court minutesDeed, Wm, James and Thomas Rutherford to Robert Berry, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Thomas Holden granted to Jno Holden and Elizabeth Holden; sureties Wm Lytle and Jno Taylor.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Courtny, Jno Taylor, Wm Shepperd and 5 others present.
- Court minutesJohn McCauley became Hills district tax collector and gave bond with Jno Carrington and Trousdale.
- Court minutesPower of Attorney, Samuel Price to Joseph Taylor, proved by Andrew Burke.
- Court minutesJustices John Taylor, Wm McCauley, Wm Watters and 14 others took the prescribed oath supporting the United States Constitution.
- Court minutesCoroner John Taylor swore to support the United States Constitution.
- Court minutesThe court remitted Stephen Harts’s and Wm Reas’s fines with five justices present.
- Court minutesA judgment for forty shillings and costs was entered in Margaret Carson’s appeal against John Taylor.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received permission to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Rainey, Wm Courtney, Jno Thompson and 29 others present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, Wm F Strudwick and Archibald Campbell present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, James Christmass and Hardress Hawkins present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Charles Horton granted to Sarah Horton; sureties Archer Harris, John Carrington and John Taylor.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Watters, Andrew Burke and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, Wm Watters and Wm Lytle present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, James Christmass and Wm McCauley present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, James Carson and John Liddle present.
- Court minutesThe court appointed Frederick Taylor as road overseer, replacing James Hastings.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Walker, John Taylor, Walter Alves and 3 others present.
- 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 minutesThe jury upheld John Taylor’s bond and recorded a payment finding; an appeal was granted with James Keys and Samuel Benton as sureties.
- Court minutesJustices Wm Lytle, Wm Nunn, John Hogg and 8 others attended the entry-taker election.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, John Taylor and Absalom Tatom present.
- Court minutesThomas Watts and Francis Dunn received permission to operate the former John Taylor ordinary, with approved sureties.
- Court minutesJustices Empson Bird, John Thompson, Archer Campbell and 32 others attended the sheriff’s election.
- Court minutesThe jury upheld John Taylor’s unpaid bond and awarded John McKerrall damages and costs.
- Court minutesMoses was discharged for lack of prosecution evidence, subject to costs and jail fees, after a called court heard notice testimony.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, William Nunn and Absalom Tatom present.
- Court minutesDaniel Cloud won damages and costs against John Taylor on appeal.
- Court minutesHenry Thompson Jr won damages and costs against John Taylor on appeal.
- Court minutesThe justices divided themselves into four classes for holding court.
- Court minutesAugustus Benton won damages after a setoff; Benjamin Smith appealed with John Taylor and Nath Christmas as sureties.
- Court minutesWitness Jno Taylor was fined for ignoring his subpoena in Mary Scarlett’s action against Thomas Mulholland.
- Court minutesJoseph Taylor recovered damages against John Carrington for unperformed covenants; an appeal was requested with Wm Mangum and Wm Cozart a…
- Court minutesJustices John Walker, Wm McCauley, Wm Courtny and 26 others attended the sheriff and surveyor election.
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the venire.
- Court minutesThe court recorded John Taylor, Benj Herendon, Edward Jones and 12 others for jury service.
- Court minutesBuchanan, Dunlap and company recovered damages and costs against John Taylor; jurors rejected payment, satisfaction and setoff.
- Court minutesDeed, Thomas Taylor to Jas Stockard, proved by Richard Fausett.
- Court minutesDeed, Richard Taylor to Wm Penn, proved by William Norwood.
- Court minutesDeed, George Doherty to A Tatom, proved by John Taylor.
- Court minutesAlex Mebanes’s estate representative recovered bond damages and costs against John Taylor; jurors rejected payment, satisfaction and seto…
- Court minutesAlexander Sanders proved witness attendance and travel expenses in Thos Hunter Sr’s action against Jno Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, John Taylor to Wm Lockhart, proved by Samuel Hill.
- Court minutesDeed, Jno Taylor to Wm Kirkland, proved by Jas Philips.
- Court minutesThe court conditionally fined Bartlet Sadler for failing to testify for Geo Darden against Jno Taylor.
- Court minutesGeorge Darden recovered the unpaid balance and damages against John Taylor after two payment credits; counsel released part of the verdict.
- Court minutesThomas Dent and company recovered damages and costs against Andrew Burke after jurors allowed a setoff.
- Court minutesWm Horton recovered damages and costs against John Taylor on appeal.
- Court minutesThe court fined absent witnesses Wm Bowls, Thomas Fitch, Jonathan Harvey and Charles Taylor in James Hughs’s suit against Mary Burch.
- Court minutesWm Penn recovered the unpaid bond balance and damages against Jno Taylor after a payment credit and rejection of setoff.
- Court minutesBarnabas O’Farrell recovered damages and costs against John Taylor for trespass.
- Court minutesThe court approved Jno Umstead and Sam’l Benton as John Taylor’s sureties for appeals in Wm Penn’s and Geo Darden’s actions.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, Absalom Tatom, Sterling Harris and 4 others present.
- Court minutesJames Pratt recovered damages and costs against Frederick Taylor on appeal.
- 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 minutesDeed, James Hogg to Joseph Taylor, proved by Geo Ailsworth.
- Court minutesDeed, Geo Ailsworth to Joseph Taylor, proved by Rob’t Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, Joseph Taylor to Wm Laws, proved by Peyton Meddison.
- Court minutesHenry Thompson Jr recovered damages and costs against John Carrington; the court granted an appeal with James Carrington and Tho Hunt as…
- Court minutesBill of Sale, James Moore Admr &c of Wm Watters Dec’d to Samuel Benton, proved by John Taylor.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, Sam’l Benton to Mary Watters, proved by John Taylor.
- Court minutesThe court recorded James Pyles, Wm Bowles Jr, Joseph Tate and 26 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe court recorded James Piles, Wm Bowles Jr, Joseph Tate and 27 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe court recorded John Taylor, Edward Harris, John Warren and 12 others for jury service.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices Jno Taylor, Wm Strudwick and Jno Thompson 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 county court opened its sitting with justices Wm Shepperd, John Rhodes, John Thompson and 5 others present.
- Court minutesThe court renewed the previous county tax and added poll, land and town property taxes to pay county court jurors.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, Robert Campbell and Hardy Hurdle present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices William McCauley, Jno Taylor, Jno Thompson and Sterling Harris present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, Wm Shepperd, James Baldridge and 9 others present.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices James Carson, Wm F Strudwick and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesJames Carson recovered nominal damages and costs against John Taylor Sr.
- Court minutesThe county court opened its sitting with justices John Taylor, Sterling Harris and And’w Murdock present.
- Court minutesFollowing default, William Shepperd won damages and costs against Frederick Taylor.
- Court minutesAfter Morgan Hart resigned, the justices elected John Taylor Jr clerk; he furnished bonds and qualified, and Robert Williams received the…
- Court minutesWilliam Kirkland won damages and costs against John Taylor after jurors found no payment or setoff.
- Court minutesRelease, Andrew Gibson to John Taylor, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesJoseph Taylor won covenant damages and costs against David Dickey.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor won assault damages against Absalom Tatom and others; an appeal followed with approved securities.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, Wm McCauley and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe court found for bail Reuben Smith in David Rainey’s proceeding.
- Court minutesJurors found John Taylor’s bond to Jacob Lemmon fully paid and discharged.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Thompson, John Taylor and Sterling Harris present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Sterling Harris, James Moore and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesSamuel Benton became guardian of Edward Turner and William Turner and John Turner.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, Wm F Strudwick, John Rhodes and 6 others present.
- Court minutesRobert Campbell and fellow commissioners were appointed to contract for a Newhope Creek bridge and obtain a maintenance bond from the bui…
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, Isaac Holt, John Rhodes and 8 others present.
- Court minutesWilliam Andrews was appointed.
- Court minutesJames O’Neal received damages and costs against Cortner and Horneday.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Catharine McKenechy granted to Thomas Horn; sureties Chesley Page Patterson and John Taylor.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Pickett granted to Sam’l Hopkins; sureties John Taylor and Augustus Benton.
- Court minutesJustices Wm F Strudwick, Sam Benton, James Moore and 7 others attended the court.
- Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- Court minutesJurors upheld John Taylor’s promise, rejected setoff and awarded Sam’l Benton damages.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Jno Taylor, Ca Campbell and Isaac Holt present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor renewed his county-clerk bonds with four named securities.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed to receive taxable-property lists for the stated district.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Jno Taylor, Isaac Holt and Zach Herndon present.
- Court minutesThe attending justices unanimously reelected Samuel Turrentine sheriff; he furnished bond and qualified.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for the preceding year’s clerk duties.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Jeremiah Taylor granted to Bryant Stroud; sureties Thomas Lloyd and William Forsyth.
- Court minutesJames Ray was fined for failing to attend as Josiah Taylor’s subpoenaed witness against Robert Duke.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Umstead, John Taylor, John Thompson and A B Bruce present.
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed Fanny Smith to John Taylor Jr for instruction in spinning.
- Court minutesLeonard Carlton became guardian of Betsy House and Wright House and Lewis House and John House and Sally House.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Carson, David Mebane, John Umstead and 14 others present.
- Court minutesSterling Harris and fellow commissioners were authorized to contract for an Eno bridge at Hillsboro and obtain the builder’s bond.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for the preceding year’s clerk duties.
- Court minutesJosiah Taylor was nonsuited in his action against Robert Duke.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, Abner B Bruce and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor was appointed guardian for infant William Moore during Sarah Moore’s suit against him and administrator James Webb.
- Court minutesLuke Dishon was nonsuited in his action against John Taylor.
- Court minutesThe court recorded justices present for the recognizance ruling.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Ca Campbell, A B Bruce and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe court recorded justices present for setting county taxes.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for the preceding year’s clerk duties.
- Court minutesSamuel Turrentine was elected sheriff and furnished bond with securities Catlet Campbell, John Taylor Sr, William Kirkland and 3 others.
- Court minutesThomas Whitted qualified as deputy sheriff; Jno Taylor attested the entry.
- Court minutesJurors acquitted John Milleson.
- Court minutesThe court ordered Jabes? Taylor’s children Elizabeth, Joseph and Sarah brought before the next court for apprenticeship arrangements.
- Court minutesThe court confirmed the inquisition and appointed Chesley P Patterson guardian of Solomon Morgan’s person and estate.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, A B Bruce and John Cabe present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, James Mebane and David Allison present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Abner B Bruce and Isaac Holt present.
- Court minutesJurors found William Blackman liable and awarded John Taylor Sr damages.
- Court minutesThe court ordered Thomas Ross, charged as reputed father, to pay Milley Crabtree child-support installments; she acknowledged receiving a…
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr was released from Fanny Smith’s indenture; the court bound the expressly free child to her mother Lucy Smith for spinning…
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, John Taylor and David Allison present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, James Webb, John Latta and John Thompson present.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, Thomas Grimes and Frederick B Cockburn to John Taylor, proved by James Hogg.
- Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- Court minutesSamuel Turrentine was unanimously elected sheriff and furnished bond with securities Daniel Turrentine, John Taylor Sr, William Kirkland…
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr received an allowance for clerk duties.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, John Taylor and Joseph Clendining present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor, William Barbee and Bryant Kittrell were appointed to contract for a Ben’s Creek bridge near Henry Sears’s plantation.
- Court minutesA writ directed collection of Henry Thompson Jr’s costs in his suit against John Adams from Thompson’s property.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices J Taylor, Thomas Whitted and John Cabe present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor became Elizabeth Horton’s guardian during litigation.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, Andrew Rhea to John Taylor Sr, proved by Thomas H Taylor.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, John Taylor Jr to Samuel Turrentine, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Elizabeth Loftin Jr granted to Mark Morgan Yeargin; sureties Jarratt Yeargin and John Taylor.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Webb, Jonathan Lindley and Thos H Taylor present.
- Court minutesDeed, Chesley P Patterson Guard[ian] &c to John Taylor Sr, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesThe jury found William Hall responsible for assault and awarded damages; execution was stayed with sureties, and the court separately rec…
- Court minutesThe jury found Fredrick Taylor liable without justification and awarded damages; John Taylor Sr and Edward Walton Jr secured a stay.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded William Edwards damages for a promise within three years; only William Cummings’s and Benjamin Yeargain’s witness attend…
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Samuel Benton, James Webb and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded damages; John Taylor Sr and Isaac Holden secured a stay of execution.
- Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- Court minutesJames Webb was appointed public-buildings treasurer and furnished bond with John Taylor and David Ray as sureties.
- Court minutesClerk John Taylor Jr received an allowance for the previous year’s official services.
- Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- Court minutesDavid Ray was elected sheriff and furnished bond with sureties William Kirkland, John Faddis, William Hall and 3 others.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, James Webb and Tho Whithed present.
- 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 minutesThe jury credited partial payment, rejected the usury defense and awarded William Whitted damages; John Taylor Jr and James H Lewis furni…
- Court minutesThe jury rejected payment, setoff and usury defenses and awarded damages; John Taylor Jr and James H Lewis secured a stay of execution.
- Court minutesThe jury credited payments, rejected usury and awarded the balance; John Taylor Jr and James H Laws secured a stay of execution.
- Court minutesThe jury found sufficient unadministered assets and awarded Wm F Thompson damages; Fredrick Taylor and Owen Lindly secured a stay of exec…
- Court minutesThe jury found the conditions fulfilled in James McClure’s action against Joseph Harder.
- Court minutesWilliam Weaver, charged as reputed father of Fanny Flinthim’s child, furnished a county indemnity bond with Reuben Owens.
- Court minutesThe jury found Fredrick Taylor liable for detention within three years, rejected release, and awarded Mary Pratt damages and costs.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, John Thompson and Thomas Whithed present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and James H Lewis secured a stay of execution in John Casey’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and James H Lewis secured a stay of execution in Wm Whitted’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and James H Lewis secured a stay of execution in Wm Kirkland’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and Samuel Benton secured a stay of execution in Charles Lewis’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and Samuel Benton secured a stay of execution in John Casey’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and Sam’l Benton secured a stay of execution in James Child’s action.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr and Samuel Benton secured a stay of execution in James Child’s action.
- Court minutesThe court appointed James Taylor as road overseer.
- Court minutesThe court appointed John Taylor as road overseer.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, James Webb, James Moore and Thomas Whithed present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Whithed, Michael Holt and Thomas H Taylor present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of James Underhill’s six named children and furnished bond.
- Court minutesThe court recorded the attending justices.
- Court minutesClerk John Taylor received an allowance for official services.
- Court minutesGavin Alves was appointed county trustee and offered James Webb, William Norwood and John Taylor Jr as sureties.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr was appointed litigation guardian for Hannah Brooks and her infant child James Brooks.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Thomas Brooks granted to John Taylor Jr.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices James Webb, John Latta, William Barbee and John Taylor present.
- Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded James Child’s firm principal, interest and costs.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Thomas Whitted, John Latta and James Moore present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of Edward Turner’s unnamed heirs and furnished bond.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Sarah Trice granted to John Moore; sureties Mann Patterson and Thomas H Taylor.
- Court minutesA commission was ordered to take John Craig’s deposition for Herbert Collier, with five days’ notice deemed sufficient.
- Court minutesThe jury valued the bond, rejected payment and setoff, and awarded Joseph Taylor Jr principal and interest.
- Court minutesThe jury valued the bond, rejected payment and setoff, and awarded Joseph Taylor Jr principal and interest.
- Court minutesThe jury valued the bond, credited payment and awarded Joseph Taylor Jr interest.
- Court minutesBennett Watson was nonsuited after failing to appear when called.
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed William Jeffers to John Taylor Senr for instruction in blacksmithing.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, David Allison and John Latta present.
- Court minutesJohn Crawford became guardian of Jane Elliott and James Elliott and William Elliott and John Elliott and Caty Elliott and Mary Elliott an…
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Reuben Boroughs granted to Jean Boroughs, Zaccheus Boroughs, Bryan Boroughs and Cornelius Tyson; sureties…
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Wm Ray granted to David Allison and Stephen Taylor; sureties Isaac Holden.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded John Taylor Senr damages and costs against Herbert Sims.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in William McMillen’s case; William Warren had replaced James Strayhorn.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Henry Forrest damages and costs against John Taylor Senr.
- Court minutesAn isolated entry named John Taylor Jr without stating business.
- Court minutesThe record listed the justices present.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for services as clerk.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor and the other named commissioners were appointed to arrange repairs to the bridge.
- Court minutesTaylor Duke became guardian of Celia Jones.
- Court minutesWill of John Taylor, proved by duly proved.
- Court minutesThos Taylor qualified as executor for John Taylor’s estate.
- Court minutesAn incomplete order listed John Taylor and sixteen other men without stating the action.
- Court minutesAfter pleas were withdrawn, judgment was entered for Henry Womack with interest; Samuel Turrentine and Reuben Smith secured a stay.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded James Walker damages and costs against Archer Harris.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in George Riggs’s action against Benjamin Bullock Adm.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, James Lockhart Sr to William Lockhart, proved by John Taylor.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor surrendered John May as bail; at Wm Barbee’s request, May was committed to the sheriff’s custody.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded John McKerall damages and costs against Samuel Child. An appeal was requested.
- Court minutesThe jury found recognizance breaches; the court imposed recovery against Robert Clinton and reduced discharge amounts for Geo Carrington…
- Court minutesJames Mebane became guardian of Frances and Joseph McCaddams.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Henry Thompson and John Cabe present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Samuel Allen granted to John Taylor Jr; sureties John Umstead.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Samuel Child damages and costs against George Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, Elijah Allis to Stephen Taylor, proved by Thomas Taylor.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded William Moore damages against Fredrick Taylor.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Street, Thomas Clancy, Joseph Clendening and 2 others present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Anne Taylor granted to Thomas Taylor; sureties John Taylor Jr, William Thompson and Joseph Allison.
- Court minutesThe court authorized sale of Anne Taylor’s perishable estate.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor renewed the statutory bonds for his duties as clerk, with four named securities approved by the court.
- Court minutesDeed, John Taylor & Robert Eaton to Martin Palmer, proved by Thomas Clancy.
- Court minutesThe record listed the justices present.
- Court minutesJohn Young was elected county trustee and provided bond with securities Henry Neal, John Taylor Jr, Thomas Ruffin and James Mebane.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor received an allowance for his clerk’s services.
- Court minutesThomas Clancy and the other named commissioners were appointed to settle John Young’s trustee accounts.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Whithed, Thomas Brewer, John Taylor and Jacob Moulder present.
- Court minutesAndrew McBroom and the other named commissioners were appointed to allot a year’s provisions to Polley Clark.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, David Allison and William Holt present.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices John Taylor, Thomas Whithed and Thomas Compton present.
- Court minutesJames Mebane became guardian of James and Nancy and Joseph and Calia and Seyborne and Lemuel and Cynthia Lynch.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Senr and the other named commissioners were appointed to arrange bridge repairs.
- Court minutesJosiah Turner and Thomas Thompson denied owing John Street money and were discharged as garnishees; Thompson identified open accounts in…
- Court minutesWill of Richard Stanford, proved by called & duly sworn.
- Court minutesThe jury found Fredrick Taylor guilty on the indictment.
- Court minutesWilliam Barbee and fellow commissioners were appointed to appraise and divide David Craig’s enslaved estate among the named heirs and Joh…
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became Emily Underhill’s temporary guardian; Charles Partin was ordered to show cause, and two witnesses were summoned.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Charles Partin and Buckner Brewer.
- Court minutesDeed, John Taylor Trustee of Robert Eaton to James Phillips, acknowledged in court.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Wm Gappins and Wm Taylor on the first count and convicted them on the last count.
- Court minutesThe jury convicted Fredrick Taylor, Enos Taylor and William Bradshaw on the last count and acquitted them on the first.
- Court minutesThe record listed the attending justices.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Joseph Hughs.
- Court minutesThe jury found Lewis Partin guilty on the indictment.
- Court minutesIrby Phillips was appointed.
- Court minutesThe record named the justices present.
- Court minutesThomas H Taylor received permission to operate a tavern at the stated residence.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Fredrick Taylor damages and costs against John Wilson.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Thomas Clancy, Samuel Child, Thomas Brewer and 32 others present.
- Court minutesWilliam Norwood and the other named commissioners were appointed to contract for alterations to the courtroom.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr received an allowance for the preceding year’s official services.
- Court minutesElizabeth Dickey’s apprenticeship to Joseph Ellison was cancelled, and she was apprenticed to Stephen Taylor for spinning.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of Susannah Taylor.
- Court minutesHenry Thompson, John Young and John Taylor were appointed town-property assessors.
- Court minutesThomas H Taylor took the qualifying oaths as justice of the peace.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices Herbert Sims, Thomas H Taylor and Samuel Child present.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Pleasant Herndon granted to Zachariah Herndon; sureties Fredrick Nash and John Taylor.
- Court minutesPleasant Henderson and the other named commissioners were appointed to contract for a bridge near Merritts Mill.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of Anderson Smith.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in John Taylor of Fred’s action against John Taylor Jr.
- Court minutesJohn New was fined for failing to testify in John Taylor of Fred’s action against John Taylor Jr.
- Court minutesDeed, Thomas H Taylor to Abram Craig, proved by William Barbee.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Taylor Jr granted to Polley Taylor; sureties Mark Roberts and John J Carrington.
- Court minutesPolley Taylor became guardian of Joseph Taylor and Rebecca Taylor and Nancy Taylor and Dennis Taylor.
- Court minutesDeed, Samuel Couch to Elizabeth Taylor, proved by Priestly H Mangum.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of William Gates and James Gates and Fredrick Gates and Jacob Gates and Leonard Gates and Henry Gates.
- Court minutesDeed, Stephen Taylor to Thomas Taylor, proved by John Smith.
- Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr became guardian of William Gates and James Gates and Frederick Gates and Henry Gates and Jacob Gates and Leonard Gate.
- Court minutesThe court convened with justices James S Smith, James Moore, Willie Shaw and 4 others present.
- Court minutesSamuel Strudwick was required to appear in Superior Court after a report that his whipping caused an enslaved woman’s death; three men pr…
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Isaac Holden damages against John Taylor.
