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- Martin County Heritage, NC book page 592 paragraph 985.
Martin County Heritage, NC book page 596 paragraph 994.
Martin County Heritage, NC book page 602 paragraph 1005.
1830 Martin County, North Carolina census
James Taylor, 4-3-0-0
1840 Martin County, North Carolina Census.
James Taylor
6 males, 3 females, 0 slaves
1850 Martin County, North Carolina Census.
James Taylor 52 (55),
Elizabeth 52,
James B. 18 laborer, real estate $300,
Hellen 16 in school,
William F. 12 (17?) in school,
H. S. 11 in school,
Josiah 6.
Oak Grove Church Records, Pitt County, North Carolina.
On Sturday before the 4th Lord's Day, OCT 1850, James Taylor came forward and on his confession of Christ was received a member into the Church. Oak Grove Christian Church (Church of Christ).
Lived near Oak Grove Church and near the county line between Pitt and Martin Counties.
Martin County N.C. deed book G, page 518.
James Taylor (of Pitt County) from Samuel Crisp, Sr. (of Martin County). This tract of land and the house in Martin County, called the "Francis Crisp Place" for the term of 10 years. James Taylor was to clear and have the land as if it was his own for 10 years. 2 DEC 1823, witnesses Jessie Crisp and Wallace Andrews. Signed by Samuel Crisp and James Taylor (Seal) SEP term 1824.
1847-1851 Martin County, North Carolina, Deed Book O, page 619.
James Taylor from James Taylor.
Deed missing.
Paul Harrison harrisopw@earthlink.net
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1798 - 1851 (53 years)
