Account sales of the Estate of Ephriam Lane, deceased, sold the twenty first September one thousand seven hundred and seventy four, returned by John Bryan, Sheriff. (Abstracted)

Purchasers: William Taylor, Moses Taylor, James Perkins, Ignatious Wadsworth, Mrs. Lane, Charles Acklin, John Pearce, John Gooding, William Shute, Farnifold Green, William Garret, Andrew Watts, William Slade, Thomas Wingate, John White, Francis Fonvielle, William Jarrell, Richard Blackledge, Peter Gilstrap, William Bryan, Thomas Cox.

William Hill, John Arnold, William Green, Jeremiah Loftin, James Stephen son, John Charlton, Silas Stephenson, Samuel Slade, Thomas Pryor, Samuel Lamboth, Thomas Prescot, Hardy Bryan, Evin Swan, James Band, Frederick Heath, John Clements, Richard Teer.

Further sales of said Estate in January A.D. 1776:

Purchasers: John Jones, Frederick Heath, William Bryan, Hardy Bryan, John Chance, Josiah Holt, William Herritage, Mary Heath, John Holloway, John Charlton, Jos. Holt, William Russell, John Gooding, Stephen Slade, Thomas Pryor, Edward Gatlin, William Totewine, James Stephenson, James Perkins, Thomas Tyre, Jonathan Allen, James MacCafferty, William Gwaltnea, James Carmack, James Conner, F. Green, Owen Daughety, Shadrach Loftin, Samuel Pierson, George Row, Samuel Pryor, Samuel West, William Co, Francis Fonvielle, Anne Totewine, J. Green, William M. Herritage,

Sale of the Estate of Sarah Lane, deceased, sold the ninth day of January, 1777:

Purchasers: Charles Ingram, Mrs. Heath, Joseph Green, William Bryan, Thomas Loftin, William McCoy, Blake Carlton, Robert Hightower, John Slade, Capt. Tyre, Samuel Pryor, Samuel West, John Charlton, Thomas Wingate, Mrs. Flybus, Benjamin Lambeth, Mrs. Vance, William Totewine, John Vance, William Herritage, Evin Swan, William Bryan (to use of chair wheels twice to Cape Fear) William Carman, John Gooding, Sharp Cooper, Thomas Tyre, Philip Neal.

I forgot to write down the title of the book that the above info was found in. It is one of two: Craven Co., NC Deed Abstracts by Weynette Parks Haun, or Records of Craven Co., by Elizabeth Moore.