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by Beaufort County North Carolina Genealogical Society with their permission to copy, and donated by Ann Linker
Beaufort County, North Carolina Wills Abstracts 1720-1868
Allen, Timothy Pages 79-81. Original. Date; 28 March 1759. No probate. Beloved Wife, Rebecah Allen, use of items below [children's] until their marriage days; three Negroes
to be sold, then 1/3 profits; loan of 1/3 land. Children:
Son, Epharaim Allen
Daughter, Martha Allen
Son, Salaehiel [?] Allen
Son, Jeremiah Allen
Daughter, Prudence Allen
Daughter, Elizabeth Allen
Each to receive cow and calf, plates, musket, ewe and lamb; 2/3 profit sale of Negroes; 2/3 land; then at wife's marriage or death, her 1/3. Executors; Beloved wife, Richard Newman, Joseph Hollowell, and John Spring. Signed; Time. Allen. Witnesses; Joses
Echols, Thos. Jewell, Caleb Echols. Remarks; also recorded Old Wills, pp. 70-1.
Allen, John Pages 65-8. Date; I December 1800. No probate Outside of will, 1901 [probate?]. No oath. Two nieces, Peancey Snead/Snoad? and Anna Snead/Snoad?,
daughters of my beloved sister, Sarah Snead/Snoad, lands I hold on Morgans Swamp of Broad Creek being lands purchased of warrants and taken up by me.
Nephew; John Allen, son of my beloved brother, Walter Allen, all lands I have entered in Pitt County...."where grants have not issued that they issue to him..." Nephews and
nieces, children of my beloved brother, Walter Allen, Thomas Allen, John Allen, Walter Allen, and Jemima Pearce Allen, lands Beaufort and Hyde Counties.
Allen, John
Pages 71-2. Original. Date; 10 march 1831. Probate; November Term 1831, other Rheuben Allen. Beloved wife, Patsy Allen and family, one years provision to be laid
out by three free holders chosen by her; also 1/2 of my movable property, both within and without.
signed by mark. Witnesses; Reuben Allen, Sam Clark, Benj. T. Miles/Mills?
Allen, S. P. Page 73. Original. Date; 21 March 1833/1835? No probate.
1755 Taxables, Beaufort county, age 16 and up were taxed.
Richard Allen, Samual Allen and Son.
1756 March court. It is ordered that the following persons shall-
[torn]-the office of Constables for this ensuing year. Jacob Allen
from Hardee's run to ye limits of the county.
1756 June court. Lord the King agt. Saml. Allen indict trav Jury
the mens names are listed.
1756 December Court A deed poll from Jacob Allen to Bastain
Bartholmew for 160 Acres was exhibited into court and proved
by the oath of George Sugg one of the Subscribing witnesses
thereto: A deed poll from Richard Allen to Jacob Allen for
272 Acres of land.
A deed of gift from Sarah Allen to John Allen for 100 Acres.
1757 June court Richard Allen was selected to serve on the
Grand Jury
1757 December court Caleb Wallis and Richard Allen were appointed Patrollers by the court . From Tyson's Run to the head of the County.
1758 September & December Court. Richard Allen a Grand Juror.
1779 A return of the drafted men in the State service in Beaufort
County 9th March 1779. under the command of Ensign Shadrick
Allen.
1787 Court May term; May 23 1787. No. 22. Tress.----?.
William Denmark v. John Allen. The Plaintiff being solemnly called
& failed to appear was non suited.
1796 March Court John Allen jury duty for Beaufort county.
1800 Death notices from Raleigh Register NC State Gazette
R. R. Dec. 9, 1800; John Allen Dec.2, Washington, Beaufort Co.
1810 Court Sept. term John Allen, orphan of Walter Allen bound
apprentice to Ariel Nobles, his age twenty years in six months
to learn trade of a Blacksmith.
1813 & 1814 Burton Allen paid store taxes in the Chocowinity
District.
1814 Muster rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812. Detached Militia organized in August, 1814 Second Regiment for Hyde County.
John Allen
1815 & 1816 Thomas Allen paid taxes on 557 Acres 1 white poll
and 2 black polls In the Chocowinity District. Also tax list for Beaver Dam and Broad Creek districts, 100 acres for J. Allen
1816 Jesse Allen paid for 157A in Broad Creek District.
1819 Thomas, John, Frederick, Reuben, and William Allen
Citizens of Hyde County signed a petition to get the west side
of Pungo River of Hyde county annex to Beaufort county.
1829 Passenger arrivals taken on board of vessels at foreign
Ports, entered in the District Washington, North Carolina
during the 1st Quarter of the year 1829. From Buenos Ayres.
Andrew Allen age 20 Seaman from United States.
1839 Delegates Appointed for Republican convention. March
19th 1839. From Pungo Richard Allen and Reuben Allen.
1840 Establishment of Beaufort County School Districts.
John R. Davis, Reubin Allen, and Thos. B, Adams were
appointed school committee men for district # 27
1842 The Washington Whig March 16, 1842 reported a meeting
of the Whigs. The Chairman was S. P. Allen
1850 Beaufort County mortality census. Town of Washington,
Henry Allen, age 29, married, died October, drowned-Seaman
1870 Beaufort County mortality census. Bath township p. 1 #259
William Allen age 60 widowed, born in NC, May 1870, Farmer.
Executors; William Blackledge, John Salter, Benjamin Blackledge.
Signed; Jno. Allen. Witnesses; Wm Magempsey, Godfrey Williams.
Remarks; also recorded Old Wills, pp. 389-90.
Son; Samuel Allen, other 1/2 of estate; plantation I live on, reserving the life estate for his mother [Samuel under 21].
William Augustus Allen,
Silas Allen, above land if wife and son Samuel both decease.
Executor; Friend, Zachariah.
Remarks; Also recorded Orphan Book B. p. 144
Sophonisia A. L. Allen, all Negroes I received through or by her...also the undivided negroes of the estate of Will. Kennedy, Dec'd., also $312 amount for which Horace? was sold. No executor.
Signed. Witness; Jas. R. Harrahan.
Remarks; No information as to being recorded elsewhere, but in index, Orphan Book K, p. 109. Outside of Will; Dorc. S. P. Allens LW.
Sophonisba A. L. Allen ‘s will was recorded 1856
Various Records from Beaufort County
S deed of gift from Sarah Allen to Phillip Ryland.
1759 September court Jacob Allen was a petit Juryman
1759 Richard was the overseer for the road from Saml. Tison's
branch to be mantain'd by the people that usually works on it.
1801 Beaufort Co. guardian records; ward Jemima to Reading Grist,
also Thomas Allen and Walter Allen to Reading Grist
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