{"id":1565,"date":"2012-08-08T20:44:18","date_gmt":"2012-08-09T00:44:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/?page_id=1565"},"modified":"2012-08-08T21:01:03","modified_gmt":"2012-08-09T01:01:03","slug":"hughes-map-index-guilford-m-z","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/hughes-map-index-guilford-m-z\/","title":{"rendered":"Hughes Map Index Guilford M-Z"},"content":{"rendered":"

Early Landowners of Current Guilford Area<\/strong><\/p>\n

continued from:<\/em> Hughes Map Index A to L<\/a><\/p>\n

These names are on the Guilford Early Landowners Map prepared by Fred Hughes and sold by Guilford County Genealogical Society<\/a>). Items in capital letters are landmarks. Listings under the same name do not mean that all those tracts of land were owned by the same person. They could have been owned by two or more different men going by the same name. \u00a0Remember that spellings may vary. This list shows you which names can be found on the map, and the key tells you where. \u00a0The grid runs 1 to 6 west to east and A to F north to south. \u00a0This is a sample of what the map will show you:<\/p>\n

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Guilford County was formed from Rowan and Orange counties in 1771. The western 2\/3 of Old Guilford came from Old Rowan County, and the eastern 1\/3 came from Old Orange County. Records prior to 1 April 1771 will be found in Rowan or Orange records. The old Rowan\/Orange line runs north to south through the western half of the sections with a “5” in their code.<\/p>\n

Remember that the use of “Sr” and “Jr” had different meanings two hundred years ago. “Jr” was a younger man in the same court’s jurisdiction by the same name. It did not imply a familial relationship with a man who had the same name and was labeled “Sr” — although that could be the case. Also, the same man could be called “Jr” one year and “Sr” a few years later because of the arrival or departure or death of another man in the same county.<\/p>\n

Guilford County Landowners with date and map key:<\/em><\/p>\n

Nottingham Tract<\/span>
\nGranville Grant<\/span>
\nMcCulloh Grant<\/span>
\nNorth Carolina state grant<\/span>
\nOthers are purchases or grants or inheritance<\/p>\n

Mc<\/strong>
\nJames McAdow\/McAdoo ~ D4 SE 1782, E4 NE 1782
\nJohn McAdow\/McAdoo ~ E4 NE 1756<\/span>
\nJohn McDonald (McAdow) ~ C5 SE 1761<\/span>
\nJohn McBride ~ D5 SW 1783, E5 SW 1782<\/span>
\nHance McCain ~ B4 SW 1788
\nHugh McCaleb ~ B1 NE 1782<\/span> (crosses Guilford\/Forsyth line)
\nNathaniel McCammey ~ B3 NE 1794<\/span>
\nJohn McCarrell\/McCarroll ~ D5 SE 1782<\/span>
\nLamas McCarty (McCarthy?) ~ E3 NW 1784
\nJohn McClintock, Sr. ~ B6 SW 1782
\nJohn McClintock ~ C4 NE 1753<\/span>
\nJohn McClintock, Jr. ~ B6 NW 1785
\nRobert McClintock ~ B6 NW 1797
\nWilliam McClintock ~ B6 NW 1797, C4 NE 1797<\/span>
\nJohn MacClure ~ F1 NE 1780
\nBarney McCollum ~ E4 SW 1785
\nJesse McCombs ~ D6 SW 1782
\nJames McComb ~ D6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn McConnell ~ A4 SE 1752<\/span>(x2)
\nSamuel McCrackin ~ B2 SW 1778<\/span>
\nHannah McCrory ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJames McCuiston, Sr. ~ C4 NE 1759<\/span>
\nJames McCuiston ~ B3 SW 1762, B4 SW 1759<\/span>
\nJames McCuiston, Jr. ~ B4 SW 1765
\nJane McCuiston ~ D2 NE 1760 – Nottingham Tract #23<\/span>
\nJohn McCuiston ~ B4 SE 1769, C4 NE 1769
\nRobert McCuiston ~ B3 SE 1758<\/span>, B4 SW 1755
\nThomas McCuiston ~ C3 SE 1758 – Nottingham Tract #12, & C3 SE 1758 – Nottingham Tract #28<\/span>
\nThomas McCullock ~ F6 NE 1772
\nJohn McCurry ~ C2 SW 1787<\/span>, E1 NE 1782
\nJohn McDaniel ~ D3 SE 1762, D4 SE 1761<\/span>
\nJohn McDaniel, Jr. ~ D3 SE 1772, D4 SE 1772
\nSamuel McDill ~ D5 SE 1779, D6 NE 1786<\/span>, E5 NE 1786
\nJohn McDonald (McAdow) ~ C5 SE 1761<\/span>
\nJohn McDonnell ~ D5 NW 1756<\/span>
\nDaniel McFetridge ~ E2 SW 1792
\nSamuel McFetridge ~ E1 NE 1795
\nAndrew McGee ~ F5 NW 1780 (x2)
\nJohn McGee ~ E4 SE 1766, F4 NE 1766
\nJohn McGee ~ F5 NW 1767
\nPatrick McGibboney ~ B6 NW 1785
\nEdward McGlamery ~ C5 NE 1780<\/span>
\nJohn McGowin\/McGowen ~ E5 NW 1756<\/span>
\nArchibald McIntire ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nRobert McKemic ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nRobert McKenzies ~ A3 SE 1779<\/span>
\nDaniel McKinley\/McKindley ~ C6 NE 1786, C6 SE 1786<\/span>
\nRobert McKinnie\/McKinney ~ B3 NE 1779<\/span>
\nAlexander McKnight ~ C3 SE 1764
\nJohn McKnight ~ C4 SW 1758 – Nottingham Tract #6<\/span>, C5 NE 1759<\/span>
\nRobert McKnight ~ C4 SW 1771, D3 NE 1765
\nWilliam McKnight ~ C4 SW 1771
\nJohn McLean ~ D6 SE 1779<\/span>
\nJoseph McLean ~ D5 NE 1782<\/span>
\nMoses McLean ~ D4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn MacClure ~ F1 NE 1780
\nAlexander McMichael ~ B3 NE 1789, C3 SE 1780<\/span>
\nArchibald McMichael ~ B2 SW 1780<\/span>
\nJames McMurray ~ C3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nFrancis McNair(y)\/McNerry ~ B4 SW 1772, C3 NE 1762
\nJames McPike ~ E4 NW 1785<\/p>\n

M<\/strong>
\nJohn Mackey ~ A2 SW 1780<\/span>
\nDavid Macy ~ C2 NW 1772, C3 NW 1772, C3 NW 1774, C3 NE 1778, D3 SW 1773
\nENOCH MACY MILL ~ D3 SW 1782 – on a branch of South Buffalo Creek
\nJoseph Manakee ~ A2 SW 1784
\nGeorge Manlove ~ E2 SW 1786
\nAaron Manship ~ D5 SE 1784<\/span>
\nRobert Marley ~ B6 SW 1783
\nJohn Maroney ~ D6 NW 1786
\nWilliam Maroney ~ C6 SW 1786
\nAlexander Martin ~ C4 NW 1780
\nGeorge Martin ~ A4 SE 1787<\/span>
\nJames Martin ~ A3 SE 1779<\/span>, E3 NW 1789
\nJohn Martin ~ E3 NW 1792
\nWilliam Martin ~ A3 SW 1756<\/span>
\nAbraham Mason ~ D1 NE 1787
\nMichael Mason ~ D3 NW 1786
\nJob Massey ~ D3 NW 1789
\nWilliam Mateer ~ B5 NE 1783<\/span>
\nDaniel Mathis ~ E2 NW 1757<\/span>
\nJames Matthews ~ C5 SE 1762, E4 NE 1761<\/span>
\nOliver Matthews ~ C3 NE 1763, C3 SW 1763
\nWalter Matthews ~ E5 SW 1756
\nWilliam Matthews ~ C3 NE 1759, C3 SE 1759<\/span>, D4 SE 1764, D5 NW 1764
\nFrancis Maxwell ~ C6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Maxwell ~ B5 SW 1778, C6 NE 1778<\/span>
\nRobert Maxwell ~ A4 SE 1795
\nDavid May ~ E6 SE 1762<\/span>
\nDaniel May, Sr. ~ D6 SE 1785
\nDaniel May ~ D6 SE 1785
\nGeorge May ~ E6 SE 1794<\/span>
\nAlexander Mebane ~ E4 SE 1754<\/span>
\nWilliam Mebane ~ C5 SW 1759<\/span>, D3 SE 1753, E5 NW 1759<\/span>
\nCharles Mederis ~ B1 NE 1782
\nMassey C. Medeares ~ B1 SE 1773
\nOliver Mederis ~ B1 SE 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Meek ~ A3 SE 1783<\/span>
\nMENDENHALL MILL ~ E2 SW 1762
\nAaron Mendenhall ~ C2 NE 1780
\nELISHA MENDENHALL MILL ~ F3 SE 1782 – on Deep River
\nGeorge Mendenhall ~ E2 SE 1787<\/span>
\nJames Mendenhall ~ E2 SW 1762<\/span>, F1 NE 1762<\/span>
\nJohn Mendenhall ~ D2 NW 1765, D2 SE 1767, F3 NW 1771
\nMordecai Mendenhall ~ C2 NE 1755<\/span>, F1 SE 1752, F2 SW 1761<\/span>
\nMordecai Mendenhall, Sr ~ C2 NE 1772
\nMoses Mendenhall ~ D2 NW 1771, D2 SW 1771, F1 SE 1767
\nNathan Mendenhall ~ C1 SE 1779
\nStephen Mendenhall ~ C1 SE 1772, F1 NE 1761
\nThomas Mendenhall ~ F1 SE 1767
\nBenjamin Merrill ~ F1 NE 1788<\/span>
\nMETHODIST CHURCH ~ B2 NE 1797
\nValentine Mileham\/Milam ~ B4 SE 1794<\/span>
\nWalter Mileham\/Milam ~ B3 SE 1787
\nJoseph Miller ~ C1 SE 1767, E1 NE 1767
\nEdward Millis ~ E3 SE 1783
\nJames Millis ~ E3 SE 1796
\nAmos Mills ~ D2 SE 1762
\nHenry Mills ~ D2 SE 1761<\/span>
\nHur Mills ~ D2 SE 1759<\/span>
\nJohn Mills ~ D2 SW 1754<\/span>, F3 SW 1761, F4 SW 1765
\nMicajah Mills ~ D2 NE 1760
\nRebecca Mills ~ D2 SW 1761<\/span>
\nReuben Mills ~ D2 NW 1775
\nThomas Mills ~ D2 NE 1759<\/span>
\nAdam Mitchell ~ C4 SW 1753 – Nottingham Tract #7<\/span>, C4 NW 1784<\/span>
\nHenry Mitchell ~ B4 SW 1778<\/span>
\nRobert Mitchell ~ B6 SE 1760, C3 NE 1763, C4 NW 1762, D4 SE 1771
\nWilliam Montgomery ~ C6 SW 1778 (x2), F3 SW 1780<\/span>
\nAlex Moody ~ F5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nRichard Moon ~ C2 NE 1762<\/span>
\nSimon Moon ~ C2 NE 1772
\nCam. Moore ~ C1 NE 1799
\nJames Moore ~ A1 SE 1784<\/span>
\nJohn Moore ~ A1 SE 1782
\nRisdon Moore ~ D1 NE 1780, E2 SE 1791<\/span>
\nRobert Moore ~ A1 SE 1784<\/span>
\nSmith Moore ~ A3 SE 1786, F3 SW 1791<\/span>, F3 SE 1792, F6 NW 1792
\nThomas Moore ~ A3 SE 1785, B4 NW 1785
\nWilliam Moore ~ B4 NE 1780, D5 SE 1780<\/span>, D5 NE 1765, F1 SE 1778
\nThomas Moreland ~ B3 NE 1789
\nThomas Morgan ~ E5 NW 1778, E5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Morgan ~ D2 SW 1767
\nRobert Morrow ~ D6 SW 1779 (x2)<\/span>, E5 NE 1790
\nWilliam Mortimer ~ B2 NE (no date or symbol about type of deed)
\nAbraham Mucklehatton ~ C4 SE 1774
\nPatrick Mullen ~ E3 SE 1782<\/span>
\nJames Murphy ~ D2 NW 1756<\/span>
\nJames Murray ~ F5 SW 1754<\/span><\/p>\n

N<\/strong>
\nJohn Nation ~ F5 SW 1758, F3 NE 1761<\/span>
\nJames Neeley ~ E4 SE 1787<\/span>
\nRobert Neeley ~ E4 SE 1787<\/span>
\nGeorge Nees(e) ~ D6 SE 1773, D6 SE 1789
\nAlexander Nelson ~ A2 SW 1780, B2 NW 1780, B3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nDavid Nelson ~ C5 SW 1758, E4 NW 1758<\/span>
\nGeorge Nelson ~ B2 SE 1780<\/span>
\nJames Nelson ~ B6 SW 1788
\nJohn Nelson ~ A1 SE undated,\u00a0B2 SE 1788, B6 SW 1788, F4 NE 1779<\/span>
\nMoses Nelson ~ C6 SW 1762<\/span>
\nSamuel Nelson ~ D4 SW 1765
\nWilliam Nelson ~ B6 SW 1780<\/span>
\nDaniel Netheress ~ E4 SW 1778<\/span>
\nNEW GARDEN QUAKER MEETING ~ D3 NW 1751
\nIsaac Newman ~ F3 NW 1787
\nJohn Newman ~ E3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nJonathan Newman ~ E3 SW 1796<\/span>
\nElisha Nicholson ~ D4 NW 1788
\nJohn Nicks\/Nix ~ C4 SE 1753 – Nottingham Tract #9<\/span>, C4 SW 1760<\/span>
\nNIX’S MUSTER GROUND ~ C4 SW (no date, but before Rev. War)<\/p>\n

O<\/strong>
\nJohn Odeneal (O’Neal?) ~ B5 NW 1778<\/span>, B5 NE 1779, B6 NW 1779<\/span>
\nHercules Odle ~ F4 NW 1765
\nWilliam Ogburn ~ A2 SE 1798
\nWILLIAM OGBURN METHODIST ~ A2 SE 1804
\nOLD SCHOOL ~\u00a0B6 SE 1781, D5 NE 1778
\nJames Oliphant ~ B1 SE 1783, B2 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJames O’Neal ~ F6 NE 1780, F6 SE 1795<\/span>
\nJohn Oar\/Orr ~ A1 SE 1778, B1 SE 1780<\/span>
\nWilliam Orr ~ D3 NE 1780
\nRichardson Owen ~ F2 SE 1775
\nAbijal Ozburn ~ F3 SW 1793<\/span>
\nDaniel Ozburn ~ F3 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Ozburn ~ F3 NW 1756<\/span>
\nJoseph Ozburn ~ B3 SW 1756<\/span>
\nSamuel Ozburn ~ F3 SE 1758
\nWilliam Ozburn ~ F3 SE 1762, F3 NE 1788<\/span>
\nJohn Ozea\/Ozear ~ B6 SW 1779, C6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nRichard Ozment ~ E3 SW 1788, F3 NE 1786<\/p>\n

P<\/strong>
\nPaisley ~ see Peasley listings
\nJesse Parker ~ B5 SW 1779<\/span>
\nJonathan Parker ~ F3 SW 1789, D5 NW 1789
\nWilliam Parkhill ~ D5 NE 1790<\/span>
\nGeorge Parks ~ C4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nArthur Parr ~ B4 NW 1762
\nSamuel Parres (Perry?) ~ C1 NE 1784<\/span>
\nGeorge Parsons ~ F3 SW 1780<\/span>
\nJames Parsons ~ F3 SW 1793
\nMichael Patterson ~ D6 SW 1783, E5 SE 1787, E6 NW 1786<\/span>
\nJohn Payne ~ C3 SW 1766 (x2)
\nRobert Payne ~ C3 SW 1765
\nStephen Payne ~ E2 SE 1782
\nJoseph Peace ~ F1 NE 1791
\nSilas Peace ~ F1 NE 1797
\nDavid Pearce ~ F3 NE 1793
\nGeorge Pearch ~ A2 SE 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Peasley\/Paisley ~ D5 SW 1778<\/span>, D5 SW 1781, D6 SE 1781
\nRobert Peasley\/Paisley ~ D5 SW 1784, D6 SE 1784<\/span>
\nPEASLEY MUSTER GROUND ~ D5 SW (no date)
\nNathan Peebles ~ B2 NE 1779<\/span>
\nDavid Peeples ~ A2 SE 1778<\/span>
\nHubbard Peeples ~ A4 SE 1780<\/span> (x2)
\nMartin Pegg ~ D1 NE 1786<\/span>
\nValentine Pegg ~ D2 NW 1784
\nLevi Pennington ~ D1 NE 1764
\nLevi Pennington, Jr. ~ D2 NW 1762
\nJames Perdew, Sr. ~ B6 SW 1798
\nIsaac Perkins ~ C2 NE 1798
\nJoseph Perkins ~ C2 NE 1784 (x2)
\nJoseph Perkins, Jr. ~ C2 NE 1787
\nPeter Perkins ~ B6 SE 1784
\nIsaac Perriman ~ B3 NW 1779
\nEbenezer Perry ~ C1 NE 1787
\nJohn Perry ~ B1 SE 1790, C1 NE 1787
\nRichard Perry ~ C1 NE 1787
\nWilliam Perry ~ B1 SE 1783<\/span>, B2 SE 1759<\/span>, C1 NE 1785<\/span>, C1 NE 1787
\nThomas Person ~ B1 SE 1772
\nSamuel Pharies (Farris\/Ferris?) ~ C6 NW 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Philipy ~ E5 SE 1796
\nBenjamin Phillips ~ B6 NW 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Phips ~ E5 SE 1762<\/span>
\nSARAH PIDGEON MILL ~ F2 NE 1786 – at Millstone Creek fork off Richland Creek
\nBenjamin Piggott ~ F6 SE 1758<\/span>
\nNathan Pike ~ C6 SW 1774
\nPLEASANT GARDEN METHODIST ~ F4 NE 1792
\nWilliam Plunkett ~ F6 NE 1774
\nCharles Pope ~ E3 NE 1784
\nGeorge Pope ~ F4 NW 1784<\/span>
\nHugh Porter ~ C6 NW 1762<\/span>
\nRice Porter ~ D4 NE 1770
\nAbraham Potter ~ A1 SE 177?
\nJoseph Potter ~ A1 SE 1774
\nAbraham Powell ~ F4 SW 1770
\nJohn Powell ~ F4 SW 1768
\nThomas Powell ~ F4 NW 1762
\nJames Pritchard ~ C5 SW 1765
\nJoseph Pritchard ~ E4 SW 1782<\/span>
\nNicholas Puntrick ~ D6 NW 1763<\/span>
\nJohn Pyatt, Heirs ~ A2 SW 1778<\/span><\/p>\n

Q<\/strong>
\nWilliam Quail ~ E4 SE 1773
\nQUAKER ROAD ~ F6 NE<\/p>\n

R<\/strong>
\nWilliam Radford ~ A2 SW 1783<\/span>
\nGeorge Rankin ~ C2 SE 1755<\/span>
\nLydia Rankin ~ C4 SW 1761<\/span>
\nRobert Rankin ~ D4 NW 1758 – Nottingham Tract #8<\/span>, C4 SW 1772, C5 SE 1758<\/span>
\nWilliam Rankin ~ D4 NW 1772
\nWilliam Raper ~ E1 NE 1779<\/span>
\nGeorge Rayle ~ B3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nJames Reagan ~ A1 SE 1783<\/span>
\nWilliam Reaper ~ D1 SE 1765
\nThomas Reece ~ F3 NW 1780<\/span>
\nJames Reeves\/Reaves ~ A4 SW 1767<\/span>, B2 NE 1767
\nWilliam Reeves ~ A4 SW 1781<\/span>, A4 SW 1781
\nReitzell – see Weitzel
\nDavid Reynolds ~ F4 NW 1755<\/span>
\nWilliam Reynolds ~ E4 SW 1753<\/span>, F3 SE 1765
\nJohn Rhodes ~ A3 SE 1756<\/span>
\nPhillip Rhodes ~ B6 SE 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Rich ~ E1 SE 1797
\nRICHLAND CHURCH ~ F6 SE 1760 (current church is just south of Guilford\/Randolph line)
\nJonas Ricks ~ F1 NE 1793
\nThomas Ridge ~ F1 NE 1752
\nJames Riggins ~ A1 SE 1783
\nBryan Roark ~ E4 SE 1762<\/span>
\nHugh Roberson ~ C6 NW 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Robertson ~ B3 NE 1767
\nJohn Robinson ~ B3 SW 1761<\/span>
\nNicholas Robinson ~ B2 NE 1756
\nWilliam Robinson ~ B3 SW 1770, C4 NW 1758<\/span>, C4 NW 1771
\nGeorge Rolands ~ A5 SE 1771
\nWilliam Rose ~ F6 SE 1780<\/span>
\nHenry Ross ~ B3 SE 1778<\/span>, C3 NE 1774, C4 SW 1774
\nJames Ross ~ C4 NW 1774
\nJohn Ross ~ B5 NE 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Rudduck ~ F2 SW 1761
\nWilliam Rudduck ~ F1 SE 1787
\nAndrew Rudolph ~ E5 SE 1763<\/span>
\nDudley Runalds (Reynolds?) ~ C2 NE 1757<\/span>
\nDavid Russell ~ D5 SW 1778, D5 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJames Russell ~ D3 SE 1752
\nRobert Russell ~ B4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nTimothy Russell ~ C3 NE 1775
\nWilliam Russell ~ B4 SE 1784, E4 SE 1798
\nThomas Rutledge ~ B3 SW 1754<\/span>
\nEdward Ryan ~ D5 NE 1765<\/p>\n

S<\/strong>
\nJOEL SANDER’S MILL ~ D2 SW 1785 – on East Fork of Deep River
\nHezekiah Sanders (Saunders) ~ D2 SE 1764, D2 SE 1769, D3 SE 1769
\nSANDY SPRINGS QUAKER ~ D3 SW 1799
\nJohn Saunders ~ D2 SE 1767
\nThomas Saxton ~ B6 SW 1780
\nJoseph Scarce ~ F2 NW 1791
\nSCHOOL ~ B1 SE 1780
\nJohn Schoolfield ~ D4 NE 1799
\nSCHOOLHOUSE ~ D1 SW (no date)
\nRobert Scott ~ B6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nSamuel Scott ~ C4 NW 1753 – Nottingham Tract #14<\/span>, D3 NE 1753<\/span>
\nThomas Scott ~ B6 NW 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Scott ~ D3 NE 1772
\nPhillip Sellers ~ E6 SE 1765
\nBenjamin Serman ~ F5 NW 1792<\/span>
\nWilliam Shannon ~ F4 NE 1787
\nEdward Sharp ~ F3 SW 1772
\nMichael Shatterling ~ E6 SW 1779<\/span>
\nWilliam Shaver ~ E5 SE 1775
\nWilliam Shaver, Jr. ~ E6 NE 1793<\/span>
\nHugh Shaw ~ D5 NE 1778, D6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nRobert Shaw ~ E5 NE 1786<\/span>
\nSamuel Shaw ~ D5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Shaw ~ E5 NW 177_, E6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nJacob (Daniel) Shearer ~ D6 NW 1778, D6 NW 1789<\/span>
\nHugh Shearwood ~ F4 NE 1796
\nAbraham Shelley ~ B6 SW 1780
\nAdam Shelly ~ B6 NW 1782
\nJames Shelley ~ E2 NE 1781
\nJeremiah Shelley ~ E2 SW 1783
\nJohn Shelley ~ E2 SW 1791
\nJohn Shelley Jr ~ E2 SW 1791
\nPeter Shelley ~ B6 NW 1784
\nWilliam Sheppard ~ D1 NE 1754<\/span>
\nSHEPPARD’S ORDINARY ~ D1 NE
\nConrod Shoemaker ~ C6 SE 1768
\nJacob Shoemaker ~ C6 SE 1780
\nSusannah Shoemaker ~ C6 SE 1787<\/span>
\nMoses Short ~ C5 NW 1758
\nHenry Sigfret ~ D3 NW 1764
\nPhilip Sihen ~ F6 NW 1790
\nThomas Simmons\/Cimmons ~ F5 NW 1787
\nRichard Simpson ~ A4 SW 1764, B4 NW 1764
\nRichard Simpson, Jr. ~ B4 NW 1793
\nThomas Simpson ~ B4 NW 1779
\nSIMPSON’S METHODIST CHURCH ~ B4 NW 1791
\nAmbrose Joshua Smith ~ F4 SW 1754<\/span>
\nAndrew Smith ~ C6 NE 1778<\/span>
\nChristopher Smith ~ F4 NW 1758
\nFrederick Smith ~ F5 SE 1790
\nJohn Smith ~ D6 NW 1780<\/span>
\nRobert Smith ~ D4 SW 1772
\nSamuel Smith ~ C5 SE 1780<\/span>
\nWilliam Smith ~ B5 SE 1771, B6 SE 1778<\/span>, F5 NE 1771
\nAdam Soots\/Suits\/Sutz ~ D6 SW 1791
\nJacob Soots\/Suits\/Sutz ~ D6 SW 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Southerland ~ B1 NE 1782<\/span>
\nEdward Southwell ~ A4 SW 1762(?)
\nSPRINGFIELD QUAKER ~ F2 NW 1786
\nJohn H. Spruce ~ C4 SE 1789
\nWilliam Spruce ~ C4 SE 1760, C4 SE 1761<\/span>
\nWilliam Spurgin ~ F2 NW 1761
\nElijah Stack ~ D3 NW 1780, E3 NE 1788<\/span>
\nWilliam Stafford ~ C2 SW 1785
\nJacob Staley ~ F6 NE 1771
\nMartin Staley ~ F6 NE 1765
\nGeorge Stalker ~ D2 NW 1774
\nJonathan Stalker ~ D2 NW 1797
\nSTALKER’S SCHOOL ~ D2 NW 1774
\nJohn Stanfield ~ F3 NW 1791
\nWilliam Stanfield ~ F3 NW 1791
\nELIJAH STANLEY MILL ~ E2 NE 1777 – on East Fork of Deep River
\nJoseph Stanley ~ C2 NE 1784, C2 NE 1794<\/span>, D2 NE 1775
\nStrangeman Stanley ~ B2 SE 1784<\/span>
\nWilliam Stanley ~ E2 SE 1786
\nZachariah Stanley ~ E2 NE 1764, F3 NW 1767
\nWilliam Stanton ~ E2 SE 1780<\/span>
\nGayer Starbuck ~ C3 SW 1773
\nPaul Starbuck ~ B1 SE 1773
\nPeter Starbuck ~ B1 NE 1798
\nAdam Starr ~ D6 SE 1773, D6 SE 1779<\/span>
\nBenjamin Starrett ~ C5 SW 1761, D4 SE 1761, E4 NE 1761<\/span>
\nJames Starrett ~ E3 NE 1773, D4 SE 1773, E4 SE 1773
\nThomas Steerman ~ C5 NW 1796
\nPeter Stephen ~ B2 SE 1783
\nEvan Stephens ~ D2 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Stephenson ~ E4 NE 1788, F4 NW 1786<\/span>
\nEdward Stokes ~ B5 NW 1797
\nRebeckah C. Stokes ~ B4 NE 1797
\nThomas Stokes ~ C6 NE 1787
\nJohn Stone ~ C3 NE 1762, F4 SW 1762
\nConrod Strader ~ B6 SW 1779<\/span>
\nHenry Strader ~ D6 NE 1763<\/span>, C6 NE 1798
\nJohn Strain ~ A2 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJacob Stricklin ~ C5 SE 1777
\nWilliam Stringfellow ~ E6 SE 1770
\nFinley Stuart ~ D6 NW 1778<\/span>
\nGeorge Stuart ~ D5 NW 1778, E5 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJames Stuart ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJehu Stuart ~ D2 SW 1774
\nSampson Stuart\/Stewart ~ D5 SE 1778<\/span> (x2)
\nSamuel Sullivan ~ E4 NW 1786<\/span>
\nFelty Summers ~ C6 SE 1790
\nJacob Summers ~ D6 SE 1759<\/span>, B6 SE 1760, D5 SE 1760<\/span>
\nJoseph Summers ~ B6 NE 1786<\/span>
\nPeter Summers ~ B6 SE 1797, D5 SE 1795, D6 NE 1795
\nWilliam Summers ~ B5 SE 1778, B6 SE 1787<\/span>
\nWilliam Sumner ~ C2 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Sutten\/Sutton ~ E1 NE 1780<\/span>
\nJacob Sutz (see Soots also) ~ E5 SE 1787<\/span>
\nBethiah Swaim ~ E3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Swaim ~ E1 SW 1759<\/span>
\nWilliam Swaim ~ E4 SW 1779, F4 SE 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Sweet ~ F2 NW 1785<\/span>
\nGeorge Swing ~ E6 SW 1760<\/span>
\nLudwick Swing ~ D6 SE 1763, E6 NE 1763<\/span>
\nMatthew Swing ~ E6 NW 1779<\/span>
\nMatthias Swing ~ E6 SW 1779, F5 NE 1779<\/span>
\nFrancis Swisher ~ B5 SW 1782<\/span>
\nJacob Swisher ~ B5 NW 1793
\nJohn Swisher ~ C4 SE 1797<\/p>\n

T<\/strong>
\nJohn Talbot ~ E2 NE 1787
\nTALBOT FULLING MILL ~ E2 NE 1787
\nZepheniah Tate ~ B6 NW 1784<\/span>
\nEdward Tatum ~ B3 NW 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Tatum ~ B3 NW 1783
\nSimeon Taylor ~ C2 NW 1764
\nThomas Taylor ~ C2 NW 1774
\nAbraham Teague ~ E1 SE 1759
\nElijah Teague ~ E1 SE 1756
\nMoses Teague ~ E1 SW 1759<\/span>
\nMicajah Terrell ~ D3 NW 1783
\nNimrod Terrell ~ E4 SW 1752
\nWilliam Thacker ~ E1 NE 1765
\nWilliam Thatcher ~ D2 SW 1769, D2 SE 1769
\nJohn Thom ~ E4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nTHOM’S MILL ~ E4 SE 1770
\nLewis Thomas ~ B3 NE 1783
\nJennings Thompson ~ E2 NW 1772
\nRobert Thompson ~ B4 SE 1756 – Nottingham Tract #18<\/span>, B4 SE 1766,D3 NW 1760 – Nottingham Tract #24<\/span>, D4 SE 1760<\/span>
\nSamuel Thompson ~ B2 SE 1778<\/span>, B5 SE 1770, B5 SE 1778<\/span>
\nEdward Thornbrough (see Samuel Clark – Clark’s will mentions Edward Thornbrough land adjoining)
\nMartha Thornbrough ~ C2 SE 1797<\/span>
\nHenry Thornbrough ~ F2 NW 1761
\nJames Thornbrough ~ C2 SE 1787
\nJoseph Thornbrough ~ C2 SE 1772
\nThomas Thornbrough ~ C2 NE 1761<\/span>
\nWalter Thornbrough ~ F2 NW 1757
\nWilliam Thrasher ~ E4 NW 1783<\/span>
\nJeremiah Tindale ~ B5 NE 1782
\nJonas Touchstone ~ C4 SW 1783, D4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Tomlinson ~ B5 NE 1789
\nJohn Tomlinson, Jr. ~ A5 SW 1791
\nTOUMEY’S TAVERN ~ E1 SE 179_(?)
\nDennis Towney ~ F2 SW 1787<\/span>
\nTRAVELERS STOP (Quaker) ~ E5 SW (no date)
\nEdmund Travis ~ B2 NW 1783
\nWilliam Triplette ~ B4 NW 1773
\nJohn Troak ~ C6 NE 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Trollinger ~ C6 NE 1784<\/span>
\nEdward Trotter ~ D3 SE 1792
\nEphraim Trotter ~ D4 SW 1792
\nGeorge Trotter ~ E3 NE 1792
\nJoseph Trotter ~ D3 SE 1792
\nJosiah Trotter ~ E3 NW 1783<\/span>
\nOldham Trotter ~ D3 SE 1792
\nTRYON’S ENCAMPMENT ~ F6 NE<\/p>\n

U<\/strong>
\nJohn Underhill ~ F4 SW 1770
\nUNION MEETING ~ E3 SW 1798
\nAllen Unthank ~ C2 SE 1774, C2 SE 1795
\nJohn Unthank ~ D2 NE 1761, D2 NE 1769<\/span>
\nJoseph Unthank ~ C2 SE 1757<\/span>, C2 SE 1780, D3 NW 1757
\nJosiah Unthank ~ C2 SE 1780
\nUPPER REEDY FORK MEETING ~ C2 NW 1793<\/p>\n

W<\/strong>
\nDavid Waddell ~ C4 NW 1784<\/span>
\nBarnet Waggoner ~ C6 SW 1786
\nGeorge Waggoner ~ B5 NE 1785
\nPeter Waggoner ~ D6 NW 1790
\nJames Wall ~ D2 SE 1784
\nJohn Wall ~ D2 SE 1784 (x2)
\nJames Warnock ~ B1 NE 1782, B6 SE 1783<\/span>
\nClayburn Watson ~ C1 NE 1796
\nWilliam Way ~ E2 SW 1792, E3 SW 1783
\nLudwig Weanick ~ E5 SE 1790
\nAbner Weatherly ~ C6 NW 1788<\/span>
\nEdward Weatherly ~ B4 SE 1778, C6 NW 1788<\/span>
\nIsaac Weatherly ~ D5 SW 1783
\nJohn Welborn ~ F4 SE 1778
\nJoshua Welborn ~ F4 SE 1778
\nJesse Wetherly\/Weatherly ~ D4 NE 1779
\nThomas Webb ~ A5 SW 1797
\nWilliam Webster ~ D1 SE 1780<\/span>
\nAdam Weitzel\/Whitesell\/Reitzell ~ F6 NE 1789<\/span>, D6 NE 1795
\nHenry Weitzel\/Whitesell ~ D6 SE 1762, E6 NW 1763<\/span>, B6 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Weitzel\/Whitzell\/Whitesell ~ B6 SW 1780
\nWEITZEL’S MILL ~ B6 SE 1780 – on Reedy Fork Creek
\nJohn Welborn ~ F4 SE 1778
\nJoshua Welborn ~ F4 SE 1778
\nWatson Wharton ~ D4 NE 1797
\nJames Wheatley ~ C5 NE 1788
\nCharles Wheeler ~ E4 NW 1792
\nHezekiah Wheeler ~ D4 NE 1795
\nJohn Wheeler ~ D2 NW 1775, D2 SE 1775
\nJonathan Wheeler ~ F1 NE 1792, F1 SE 1792
\nManlove Wheeler ~ E2 NE 1792
\nWHEELER MILL ~ D2 SW 1775 – on East Fork of Deep River
\nWHITE’S MILL ~ C4 SW 1786<\/span> – on North Buffalo Creek
\nJAMES WHITE MILL ~ E4 NE 1781 – on Birch Creek
\nJohn White ~ B3 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJonathan White ~ B4 NW 1760
\nThomas White ~ C3 NW 1774, C3 SE 1774
\nWilliam White ~ B3 SW 1778<\/span>
\nAbraham Whiteside ~ B4 SW 1762, B4 SW 1763
\nJohn Whitley ~ C2 SE 1782
\nJohn Wicker ~ C2 SE 1787
\nWilliam Wicker ~ B2 NW 1784, B2 SW 1784<\/span>
\nJehu Wickersham ~ E3 SW 1798
\nDaniel Wicks ~ C6 SW 1792
\nIsaac Widdows ~ F1 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJames Wilborn ~ E1 NE 1770
\nDavid Wiley ~ E6 SW 1775
\nRobert Wiley ~ E6 SW 1775
\nWilliam Wiley ~ A4 SW 1758, D5 NE 1756, D5 SE 1759<\/span>, D6 SE 1759<\/span>, F5 NW 1758<\/span>
\nAndrew Williams ~ D3 SW 1795, D4 SE 1795
\nJames Williams ~ D6 NE 1786, E6 NW 1786<\/span>
\nMathias Williams ~ E3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nRichard Williams ~ D3 NW 1756<\/span>
\nWilliam Williams ~ B4 NW 1760, F2 SW 1762<\/span>, E3 SW 1780<\/span>
\nZacariah Williams ~ B4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nUpton Williamson ~ A2 SE 1779<\/span>
\nZachariah Williamson ~ A2 SW 1778, A3 SW 1778<\/span>
\nFrancis Willis ~ D6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Willis ~ D6 NW 1786<\/span>
\nWilliam Willis ~ D4 NE 1787<\/span>
\nAndrew Wilson ~ C4 NE 1782<\/span>, C4 SE 1782
\nGeorge Wilson ~ F3 NE 1784
\nJames Wilson\/Willson ~ C4 SW 1778<\/span>
\nThomas Wilson ~ F3 SE 1765, F4 SW 1765, F4 NW 1762
\nWilliam Wilson ~ E6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nThomas Winchester ~ A3 SW 1779<\/span>
\nMichael Witt ~ C4 NE 1784<\/span>
\nJohn Witty ~ A3 SE 1783<\/span>
\nWilliam Woods ~ B1 NE 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Woodside ~ B2 NW 1780<\/span>
\nUriah Woolman ~ D1 NE 1759, E1 NE 1759
\nHenry Work ~ A4 SW 1765
\nJane Work ~ A4 SW 1795
\nJohn Work ~ A4 SE 1771
\nMargaret Work ~ A4 SW 1795
\nFrancis Worth ~ C2 SE 1787<\/span>
\nJob Worth ~ F4 NW 1787
\nFrancis Wright ~ B3 SW 1778, D4 NE 1778<\/span>
\nIsaac Wright ~ A2 SE 1780
\nJames Wright ~ B3 SE 1783
\nJohn Wright ~ B2 SE 1779, B3 SE 1783, F6 NE 1787<\/span>
\nRichard Wright ~ B4 NW 1763
\nRobert Wright ~ A3 SW 1778, B2 NE 1778, C3 NE 1778<\/span>
\nSamuel Wright ~ D2 NW 1785
\nJacob Wyrick\/Wirick ~ C5 NW 1784<\/span>
\nMartin Wyrick\/Wirick ~ C5 NW 1785<\/p>\n

Y<\/strong>
\nFrancis Young ~ B5 NE 1771
\nSamuel Young ~ F3 SE 1759<\/span><\/p>\n

Z<\/strong>
\nGeorge Zimmerman ~ C6 SE 1765<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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