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- No indication of what happened to the
lot in New Bern
- received 300 acres in 1735 where he
lived on Core Creek &endash; what happened to that land
&endash; it appears he may have lived closer to where
Core Creek went into the Neuse than we had thought.
- in 1738 he received 300 acres on the
Neuse River &endash; one assumes on Core Creek &endash;
he had a ferry and then sold in 1742 190 of those acres
to John Irons including the part with the ferry. Several
months after receiving this land, he deeded land to his
son Jacob &endash; we need to determine what happened to
that land. In 1753 according to the deed, 185 acres of
the 1738 patent was sold by Abraham. Which Abraham
&endash; it is assumed Abraham Sr died in 1752 when his
will was probated according to the Court Records. Could
this have been Araham Jr or were the court records
slightly off? Maybe the deeds of Michael Becton could
shed some light on this.
no date but CA 1733 &endash; Walter Lane and William
Hancock, Commi &endash; to Abraham of Baltimore &endash; lot
in New Bern &endash; no 41
CRAVEN MICROFILM &endash; DEED BOOK 1
#77 &endash; 18 Dec 1733 &endash; deed of sale on 1 lot in
New Bern &endash; William Handcock and Walter Lane to
ABRAHAM TAYLOR
Haun &endash; Court Records
#343 &endash; 25 Sept 1735 &endash; ABRAHAM &endash;
warrant for 300 acres in Craven &endash; WS Core Creek where
he lives &endash; 26 Sept 1735 &endash; warrant to Jno
Powell
NOTE: Was this old Abraham? What happened to this land?
1735 Abraham
TAYLOR Warrant for 300 acres in Craven Precint, Bath Co., on
W. side of Core Creek, where he lives.
Haun &endash; Court Records
# 3924 &endash; Bk 8, p. 19 &endash; ABRAHAM TAYLOR
&endash; 22 November 1738 &endash; 380 acres in Craven Co.
on the S. side of Neuse called Taylors Lot.
NOTE &endash; does not say SW Creek but we assume it is or
it could be Core Creek
HOFFMAN
March 18,
1739 Read the
Petition of Abraham TAYLOR praying a ferry to be established
at the place on Nuce River where he now dwells granted
giving Securyty (sic)John BECTON, a__Phillip TRAPNALL
acknowledged themselves Security in ___Sum of two hundred
pounds in open Court for his ___Performance.(this is listed
3 times in the minutes. (Haun, Waynette Parks; Craven County
Court Minutes, Bk 2, pg. 72, (139-73). 2nd
entry March 18, 1739 repeat of above only blanks filled in.
On the petition of Abraham TAYLOR praying a ferry be
Established at the place where he now dwels over Nuce River
the same Granted giving security John Becton & Phillip
Trapnell came into Open Court an acknowledged themselves
Securitys in open Court in the Sum of two hundred pounds for
the same. (Haun Bk 2, pg. 78) 3rd entry March 18,
1739/40: on the petition of Abraham Tayler praying a ferry
to be Established at the place of Nuce River where he now
Dwells the same is Granted giving Security in John BECTON
& Phill TRAPNELL acknowledges themselves Securities in
open Court in the sum of 200 pounds. (Haun; bk 2, pg.
96).
"Dec 20, 1739 A Deed of Gift from AB: TAYLOR to his son
JACB: TAYLOR was acknowledged in open Court & on prayer
of the said AB: TAYLOR the same is admitted to
Record."
HAUN &endash; court Records
NOTE: Unfortunately the deed does not exist
June 16,
1741 Abram
TAYLER came into court & prays Lett. Adm. On the Estate
of John MARSHALL Decd. Granted. He giving Secur as the law
Directs William BEXLEY & Phill TRAPNALL acknowledges
themselves Secur wth. The sd Abram TAYLER in the sum of tenn
pounds procl. Money Ordr. Clerk take the bonds & Mr.
Secray. Have notice thereof. (Haun; Craven County Court
Minutes, Bk 2, pg. 139).
NOTE: Was this the father of his son in law George
Marshall>
August 4,
1741 Abraham
Taylor's Plantation was mentioned when Joseph Taylor was
granted 100 acres in Craven Co. August 1741 "Joseph Taylor,
100 acres in Craven Co. on South side of Neuse River back of
Abraham Taylors Plantation & called Joseph's
Desire".
22 Sept 1742 &endash; Abraham (A) to John Irons
&endash; 190 ac SS Nuse called Taylor's lot &endash; 1/2 of
380 acres granted to Abraham on 2 Nov 1738 &endash; WIT
Walter Lane, Nichs Routledg
Bradley gives 1728
CRAVEN MICROFILM &endash; Deed Book 1
Wed. Sept 22,
1742 A Deed
of Sale from Abraham TAYLER to John IRONS for 190 acres of
Land was proved by the oath of Nichos. Routledge one of
subscribing evidence thereto & prays admittance to
Record which is Granted.( Haun; Craven County Court Minutes
Bk 3, pg. 7).
#4907 &endash; Bk 15, p. 123 &endash; EDWARD FROST &endash;
17 March &endash; 108 acres in Johnston Co. on S. side of
the Neuse River, joining his former Corner, his other
Corner, ABRAHAM TAYLOR, (a point) near JOSEPH
TAYLOR, and the River bank.
NOTE: No date and appears to be closer to the river than SW
Creek which means it could be further east &endash; no
date
HOFFMAN
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Sept. 22, 1742
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John IRONS pet to have ferry over Nuce River
where Abram TAYLER formerly kept ferry &
Receive according to a former Rule of Court
Securities Capt. POWELL & Capt. STRINGER in the
sum of L20 procl money.( Haun: Craven County Court
Minutes; Bk 3, pg. 12).
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- Johnston County formed and included
present day Lenoir County, Johnston County and Green
County.
#184 &endash; 19 March 1747 &endash; ABRAHAM &endash;
100 acres in Johnston &endash; NS of SW Creek upon Gum
Branch
NOTE: Bill says Gum branch probably in area of Albrittons in
Lenoir
MURPHY
Book 2, p. 4 &endash; ABRAHAM TAYLOR- 6 October 1748
&endash; 100 acres in Johnston Co on the N. side of the S.
W. creek on Gum Branch.
probably area of Albrittons ?? &endash; a tribu of SW
Creek
HOFFMAN
#301 &endash; 6 Oct 1748 &endash; ABRAHAM &endash;
100 acres Johnston &endash; NS SW Creek on Gumb Branch
MURPHY
2. #662 - List of debts due estate of Thomas Pearson - 1749
- no county but would be Craven - Abram Taylor
Bradley- Early Records of NC
Will of Abraham Sr (A) &endash; 2 April 1751 &endash;
daughter Prudence planatation where I now live &endash; if
no issue to grand daughter Dinah daughter of son Joseph and
is she dies without heirs then to grandson Abraham son of
son Abraham &endash; Prudence got other items
Son in law George Marshall - all children except Prudence to
divide the rest &endash; Robert, Anne Colton, Jacob, Rachel
Beergley (Beesley), Joseph and Abraham &endash; exec son
Joseph
Wit Henry Roberts, Sarah (x) Prevat
CRAVEN DEED BOOK 1 &endash; microfilm
Who was George Marshall's wife? &endash; Prudence or someone
not mentioned by name. I can't find a Colton. Beesley line
followed because they lived in Craven Co.
OLD ABRAHAM'S will was written 2 April 1751 but we are not
sure of the probate date. It can be assume that after this
time, anything for Abraham was for his son Abraham.
VOL II - WILLS, ADMINISTRATIONS, INVENTORIES, DEEDS 1677
- 1790
1.#608 - Inventory of Abraham Taylor - Johnston C - June
Ct 1752 - Joseph Taylor Exec
Bradley &endash; Early Records of NC
13 Oct1753 - Abraham Taylor sold to Michael Becton - 185
acres, 40 pds - South side Neuse "& the great
glade".Part of survey of 1738 &endash; signed by mark
&endash; WIT Hardy Bryan, George Metts
NOTE; CLEARLY says 1753
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