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Craven County, NC, Vol 2, 1742-1801; Deeds, Wills, Inventories By Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr. William Depuis Esq. deed to Owen Dockedy (Docity) of Craven County, 23 Sep 1743, 15 pounds VA, 240 acres in Craven Precinct on the south side of Nuce River, joining Solomon Smith. Wit: John Powel, [torn] Fonviel. Solomon Smith of Craven Co deed to William Dupuce of same, 16, Oct 1743, 15 pounds, 100 acres in Craven Precinct on the "mentioned" side of Nuce River, joining Dupuice branch. Wit: Jonathan Mekfarson, Owin Docity, Jobe Docity.
Craven County, NC Register of Deeds Written: 19 Jan 1744 Bk 3, pg 47 Levi S. Trewhit Planter of Craven deed to Solomon Docity of same, 62 pounds, 200 acres, adjacent south side Neuse River, mouth of Bone Grave Branch, part of a greater tract of land granted to said Trewhit by patent bearing date Nov 1744. Witnesses: Jno. Vermain, Benjamin Cooper. Written: 14 Dec 1744 Bk 3, pg 29-30 Owen Docity of Craven County deed to Daniel Docity, 15 pounds, land in Craven County, 100 acres on the south side of Neuse River adjacent Owen Docity corner tree, mouth of Old Field Branch as by the plat annexed to the Patent. Witnesses: Jonathan Mackfarson, Solomon Smith. Proved at March Court 1745. Written: 23 Sep 1745 Bk 1, pg 569 William Duprees of Craven deed to Owen Dockity of same, 15 pounds, 240 acres in Craven adjacent south side of Neuse River, Solomon Smith's corner. Proved by John Powell March following. Written: 24 Jan 1746 Bk 3, pg 298 Levi Trewhit Planter of Craven deed to Solomon Dociday of same, 15 pounds, 50 acres, adjacent south side Neuse River, west side of Moseleys Creek, Benjamin Cooper, Joseph Truwhitt, Solomon Docidays back line, William Smith. Granted to Levi Truwhit by patent dated November 1744. Witnesses: Alexander Fraquair, John Carmack. Written: 3 Feb 1753 Bk 1, pg 587 James Carney deed to Solomon Daughardy, both of Craven County, 200 acres of land in Craven called Turkey Point adj south side of Neuse River, Vine Swamp, River Swamp. Witnesses: Robert Erwin and Thomas Stewey. October Craven Court (no date - 1753?). Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 3 Dec 1753 Bk 2, pg 336 New Bern, I acknowledged for the consideratin of six pounds to me in hand paid to be fully satisfied for the two within mentioned Lotts of ground by Benjamin Doty and Jas. Harris to whom for said sum I do assign over all mentioned Lotts of ground witness my hand the day and year above written. Longfield Cox. These may certify that the within mentioned Lott no. 269 was built on and saved according to law within the limited time by Longf'd Cox as witness our hands this 15th Jun 1757. James Davis Treas'r, John Fountaine, John Bryan. Written: 1755 Bk 9, pg 184 Joseph and wife Lydia Truwhitt of Craven County deed to Owen Dougherty of same, 80 pounds, 100 acres in Craven on the wouth side of Neuse River adjacent upper side of Moseleys Creek, the Neck. Witnesses: Jonathan Macpherson, Richard Heath. Written: 24 Jan 1756 Bk 9, pg 193 Owen Daughety of Craven County for fifteen pounds sterling to Lemuel Harvey Copper of the same county a parcel of land containing 100 acres being in Craven on the south side of Neuse River beginning on the river side above the plantation that Solomon Daugherty lived, along courses of a deed of sale since delivered by William Dupre to me Owen Daugherty on the third day of September 1743 to Daniel Daughertys upper line, to the river. No witnesses given. Newbern May Court 1756. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 3 Oct 1756 Bk 9, pg 378 Thomas Tucker deed to Owen Daugherty both of Craven, 40 pounds for 80 acres in Craven on the south side of Neuse river adj river side supposed to be Solomon Smiths corner, Meadow Branch, Middle Branch. Witnesses: Jonathan McFarson, Henry Heath and Neal Watson. Craven County May Court 1756 (sic). Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 12 Nov 1757 Bk 2, pg 173 James Stevenson of Craven County deed to Benajah Doty of Craven, 6 pounds, lot in Newbern Town on Broad and Muddy Street, 1/2 acre in the plan of the town known as Number 267 granted to James Stevenson in 1755. Wittnesss: Arthur Blackman and James Sears. November Court 1755 ordered to be registered. Written: 13 Feb 1758 Bk 2, pg 169 Samuel Box deed to Daniel Daughity, both of Craven County, 20 pounds for land in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, Lemuel Harvey, Jonathan Faison, Owen Daughety, as by the plat annexed to the patent. Witnesses: Daniel Turner, Jos Ratcliff and Jonath M Pharsons. February Term Craven Court 1758. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 29 Feb 1761 Bk 11, pg 37 Benjamin Cooper deed to Owin Daughity both of Craven, 17 pounds for 250 acres in Craven on the south side of Nuse River on the upper side of Moselys Creek adj to Colonel Lovicks line, part of a greater tract of land granted to the said Levi TrueWhitt November 1744. Witnesses: Jonathon Mackfarson and John Cormack. October Superior Craven Court 1762. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 18 Apr 1761 Bk 2, pg 129 James Smith deed to Owen Daugherty, both of Craven County, 30 pounds for 100 acres of land in Craven, adj south side Neuse River, Solomon Smith, mouth of Bone Grave Branch, Coll Lovick, being a tract of land left the said James Smith by his father William Smith's will together with houses and improvements. Witnesses: Richard Blackledge and Walter Jones. Oct Court 1761. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 22 Nov 1761 Bk 11, pg 253 Owen Daugherty deed to Solomon Carmack, both of Craven County, 80 pounds for 100 acres of land in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, Mosley Creek, part of a quarter tract of land granted to Levi Trenwith. Witnesses: John Carmack and Jas Carmack. Craven County Inferior Court 1761. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 7 Dec 1761 Bk 11, pg 27 Solomon Smith deed to Owin Daughity both of Craven, 16 pounds for 17 acres in Craven on the south side of Nuse River adj Solomon Smith, Owin Daughity and Richard Blackledge, Ols line. Witnesses: Jonathan Meckferson and James Carmack. October Craven Superior Court 1762. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 5 Jan 1762 Bk 11, pg 139 Owen Doughety of Craven County, Deed of Gift - for the natural love I have for my children Owen, Richard, Susannah, Elizabeth and Sarah hath given and granted to them as follows: First, to my oldest son Owen Daughety a plantation whereon I live containing 140 acres. Secondly, to my second son Richard Daughety a piece of land lying above the Bone Grave Branch to John Carmacks line. Thirdly, to my eldest daughter Susannah Broom and Elizabeth Daughety the lower part to Susannah and the upper to Elizabeth equally divided between the land which I had of Benjamin Cooper. Fifthly and lastly, to my youngest daughter Sarah the land where Edward Clark lived. Witnesses: Benj'n Keith, Rich'd Carlton, Jno. Yates Jurat Written: 4 Feb 1762 Bk 11, pg 31 Owen Daughity deed to John Cormack both of Craven, 15 pounds for 35 acres in Craven on the south side of Nuse River adj to the north side of said John Cormacks plantation, Solomon Cormack line, Levi Trunohitts line, Neal Watsons line. Witnesses: Jonathan Kekforson, James Cormack and Edward Cox. October 1762 Court. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 5 Mar 1763 Bk 11, pg 96 Solomon Smith deed to Owin Daughity, both of Craven County, 15 pounds for 17 acres of land in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River. Witnesses: Richd Blackledge and Thomas Wingott. April Inferior Court Craven 1763. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 19 Jan 1769 Bk 17, pg 44 Owen Daughety deed to Daniel Carmack, both of Craven County, 15 pounds for 40 acres of land in Craven, adj south side Neuse River, west side of Mosleys Creek, Solomon Carmack, Bone Grave Branch, Joab Carmack, John Carmack Jr. Witnesses: John Carmack and James Carmack. December Craven Inferior Court 1769. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 13 Mar 1769 Bk 16, pg 69 Absalom Taylor deed to Owen Daughety, both of Craven, 140 pounds for 162 acres in Craven, on the south side of Neuse River adj east side of South West Creek, land purchased from John Taylor by deed 24 Apr 1746. Witnesses: William Easterling and James Carmack. March Craven Inferior Court 1769. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 21 Feb 1770 Bk 18, pg 104 Owen Caughety Senr deed to Daniel Yeats, both of Craven County, 70 pounds for 117 acres of land in Craven, adj south side Neuse River, pine on the Meadow, mouth of Bone Grave Branch. Witnesses: Longfield Cox and Absalom Daughity. September Craven Inferior Court 1770. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 24 Feb 1770 Bk 18, pg 108 William Easterling deed to Absolom Daughety, both of Craven, 42 pounds for 200 acres in Craven adj south east side of the south west Creek, James Cadels corner. Witnesses: Thomas Pearce and David Bryan. September Craven Inferior Court 1770. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 13 Apr 1772 Bk 20, pg 58 Owen Daughety Senr deed to Joab Carmack, both of Craven County, 50 pounds for 50 acres in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, Wm Smith, Bone Grave Branch, Cuppers Branch, Sarah Smith, William Arnold. Witnesses: John Carmack and Thomas Prevatt. September Craven Inderior Court 1772. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 20 May 1772 Bk 20, pg 156 Robert Taylor deed to Owen Daughity, both of Craven, 40 pounds for 80 acres and another tract of 127 acres of land in Craven on the south side of Neuse River and on the lower side of Core Creek. Witnesses: Moses Taylor and James Taylor. December Craven Inferior Court 1772. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 15 Jan 1773 Bk 20, pg 245 Owen Daughety deed to Benjamin Griffen Senr, both of Craven County, 100 pounds for 162 acres of land in Craven, adj south side Neuse River, east side of the South West Creek. Witnesses: James West and Robert Turner. Craven County 3 Jun 1773. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 1 Mar 1774 Bk 23, pg 21 Absalom Daughety deed to Thomas Pearce both of Craven, 21 pounds for 250 acres in Craven adj south side of the Ash Branch, Smiths line, Juniper Swamp. Witnesses: William Easrling, Alexander Skeen and John Pierce. December Craven County Court 1777. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 6 Aug 1774 Bk 22, pg 218 Owen Daughety deed to William Green, both of Craven County, 45 pounds for 80 acres of land in Craven; also one other tract of 127 acres adj south side Neuse River; the first of which said tracts patented by George Stringer; other tract patented by Robert Taylor nd Ebenezer Slade; tracts joinging each other on the lower side of Core Creek. Witnesses: Samuell Prion and John Gooding. September Craven Inferior Court 1775. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 7 Oct 1774 Bk 21, pg 257 William Mecoy (McCoy?) deed to Owen Daughety, both of Craven, 35 pounds for 100 acres in Craven on the north side of the Wolf Pitt, George Bryans line. Witnesses: Willis Mecoy and William Lewis. March Craven Inferior Court 1775. Proved and ordered to be registered Written 25 Dec 1775 Bk 23, pg 78 Thomas Torrans of Dobbs County deed to William Daughety of Craven County, 30 pounds for 110 acres in Craven, adj Juniper Swamp, Thomas Pearces corner, Jacob Jacksons patent line. Witnesses: Thomas Pierce and James West. December Craven County Court 1777. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 16 Sep 1776 Bk 22, pg 376 Sarah Daughety deed to Richard Daughety both of Craven, 60 pounds for 100 acres in Craven adj south side of Nuese River beginning at Owen Daughetys Gutt running to Stoney Branch to the Meadow, Sarah Smiths line, Longfield Coxes line, Richard Blackleges line. Witnesses: James Carmack and Abraham Taylor. March Craven County Court 1777. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 8 Mar 1786 Bk 28, pg 147 Benjamin Coleman of Dobbs County Merchant deed to William Daughety of Craven County, for 30 pounds, 100 acres in Craven, adj east side of Heath Swamp known by the name of the Island. Witness: Wm West. December Term County Court 1786. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 14 Jun 1787 Bk 28, pg 371 William Daughety deed to William Cox, both of Craven, for 20 pounds, 90 acres in Craven adj Jamisons Swamp, Thomas Pearces corner, part of a patent of 110 acres to John Yeates. Witness: George Lane. September Craven County Court 1787. Proved and ordered to be registered Owen Daughety, 50 acres, Land Grant No. 579 - Entered 1 May 1788 Issued 20 Dec 1791. On south side of Neuse River.. State of North Carolina - No. 579. Know ye that we have granted unto Owen Daughety fifty acres of land in our county of Craven on the south side of Neuse river and west side of the meadow beginning at a pine Box and West corner and runs with West line north thirty west one hundred and nine poles to again Daniel West corner then with Smiths line south fifty five west forty poles to a hickory stake in Daniel Daughetys old field then south one hundred and three poles to a pine then south twelve east thirty one poles to Boxs line then with his line to the beginning. To hold to the said Owen Daughety his heirs and assigns forever dated the 20th day of Dec'r 1791. (Craven County, NC Land Grants - NC Archives) Written: 31 Mar 1792 Bk 30, pg 152 Daniel Daugherty Senior deed to Owen Daugherty, both of Craven County, 27 pounds for 75 acres of land in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, Lemuel Harveys corner, Jonathan Morsessions corner, Daniel and Owen Daugherty Sen'rs corner, Joab Carmack. Witnesses: J Arnold and Joab Carmack. March Craven County Court 1793. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 1 Apr 1792 Bk 30, pg 52 Daniel West deed to Owen Daughety, both of Craven County, 35 pounds for 120 acres in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, east side of the Meadow Swamp, John Carmack and Richard Daugthetys corner, mouth of Bone Grave Branch, Richard Daughetys other corner. Witnesses: Joab Carmack and John Heath. December Craven County Court 1792. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 21 Sep 1792 Bk 30, pg 127 This is to certify that Nehemiah Randel of Craven County and State of NC has made over unto Richard Daughery of the same province his whole estate personally, his working tools of all kinds for the said Richard Daughety for his own right and property. Witness: James Arnold. March Craven County Court 1793. Proved and ordered to be registered Absalom Dougherty, 60 acres, Land Grant No. 661. Entered 1 Nov 1791 - Issued 1 Jan 1793 - On south side of Neuse River. (Craven County, NC Land Grants - NC Archives) Written: 9 Oct 1793 Bk 31, pg 180 William and wife Dinah Daughety deed to Wm Cox, in Craven, 150 pounds for 100 acres in Craven on the east side of Heath Swamp known by the name of the Islands. Witnesses: John Cox and Daniel Lane. March Craven County Court 1794. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 14 Feb 1795 Bk 33, pg 432 Absolom Daughety of Robertson (Robeson) County NC deed to Daniel Simmons of Jones County, 200 pounds for 210 acres in Craven adj south side of South West Creek to Ash Branch, James Caldwells corner, of which 60 acres are a part of a patent in my name and also part of another patent for Willm Easterling. Witnesses: John Heath and Jms Ventures. Craven County December Term 1799. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 1 Aug 1796 Bk 32, pg 711 Thomas A Green deed to Robert Daughty, both of Craven County, 50 pounds for 50 acres of land in Craven, adj General Bryans line, Wm Daughtys Plantation. Witnesses: George Bryan and Frederick Bryan. Craven December County Court 1796. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 26 Nov 1796 Bk 32, pg 769 James Cox deed to Owen Daughety, both of Craven County, 125 pounds for 105 acres in Craven, adj south side Neuse River, Owen Daughetys corner, head of the little Meadow, fork of old field Branch to the river; the other 25 acres is the lower part of Boxes patent that was not sold at the time when Owen Daughery purchased the other part of said patent which was 75 acres. Witnesses: D West and Willis Daughety. Craven County Court March Term 1797. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 27 Feb 1797 Bk 32, pg 867 Robert Daughety deed to Ephraim Daughety, both of Craven, 5 pounds for 100 acres in Craven adj north side of Wolf Pit Branch, George Bryans line opposite the head of the Spring Pecoson and my old line providing nothing herein contained shall debar Mary Daughety (Mother of said Robert and Ephriam) from living on said land her widowhood and also the grave yard excepted to me Robert Daughety. Witnesses: Thos A Green and John Gooding. Craven County Court September 1797. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 2 Mar 1797 Bk 32, pg 902 Robert Daughty of Craven deed to John Gooding, 75 pounds for 60 acres in Craven on the south side of Neuse River on the head of the Wild Cat, Farnifold Greens corner of his Wild Cat land. Witnesses: Thos A Green and Ephraim Daughty. September Craven County Court 1797. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 3 Mar 1797 Bk 32, pg 869 Robert Daughty deed to Ephraim Daughty, both of Craven County, 5 pounds for 50 acres in Craven, reserving all the pine timber that is fit for the saw, adj Gen'l Bryan, branch above my plantation. Witnesses: Thos A Green and John Gooding. Craven County Court September Term 1797. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 19 Feb 1799 Bk 33, pg 458 Benjamin Wilson deed to Richard Daughety, 45 pounds for 30 acres adj south side of Neuse River, west side of Moseleys Creek, John Carmack Sen'r, Daniel West. Witnesses: D West and John West. Craven County December Term 1799. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 13 Jul 1799 Bk 33, pg 504 Joab Carmack deed to Owen Daughety, 60 pounds (acres not mentioned), adj south side Neuse River being part of land Arthur Arnold purchased from Frederick Becton, Log Swamp, Loftins line, Arthur Arnold. Witnesses: D West and Frederick E Becton. Craven County March Term 1800. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: 26 Oct 1799 Bk 34, pg 120 Joab Carmack deed to Owen Daugherty, both of Craven County, 200 pounds for 100 acres in Craven, adj south side of Neuse River, Daniel Daugherty. Another tract of 8 acres which said Joab purchased of Shadrack Loftin adj Jacob Carmacks Landing on the river bank. Witnesses: Wm Blackledge and Willis Daugherty. Craven County September Term 1800. Proved and ordered to be registered Written: no date - 1811? Bk 38, pg 40 Indenture between the heirs of Owen Daughety dec'd of the one part and Elizabeth Daughety of the other part daughter of said Owen Daughety, for 10 shillings, 75 acres land in Craven, on the south side of Neuse River, Lemuel Harvey's corner, Morsessions corner, corner between Daniel and Owen Daughtey, Jacob Carmacks corner. Signed: J. Daniel Daughety, James Daughety, Ruth Daughety (assigns her right) Witnesses: Daniel Daughety and Rich'd Daughtey. Court of P's and Q's March Term 1811. Proved and ordered to be registered
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