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I do hereby Authorize and Depute John or Arthur Averitt to take the within mentioned prisoners into his custody & Deliver them to the Sheriff or Gaoler at Wihnington. Given under my hand this 26 dany, 1747.
EDWARD WARD.
CARTERET COUNTY.
List of Soldiers in the Regiment under the Command of Col. Thomas Lovick who Appeared by Sundry Alarms & By Sunumnon, To Attack and Keep of the Enemy, &e., Who had Invaded the Town of Beaufort and Harbour Adjacent.
June 14th, 1747.
263
STATE RECORDS.
MEN ON DUTY AT TOWN AND ON THE BANKS, WHEN THE ENEMY LAY IN THE BAY & HAD TAKEN SEVERAL VESSELS --
Capt. Charles Cogdell
-
David Shepard
Dederick Gibble
Saml. Negus
Wm. Cole
Danl. Everett
Wm. Dennis
2 days.
Peter Piver
Geo. Read, Clk. Regiment
Danl. Rees
Newel Bell
Geo. Neithercott
Thos. Austin, Senr 13 Men is
26 days.
AUGUST 26. MEN ON DUTY WHEN THE TOWN WAS TAKEN :
Maj. Enoch Ward
1
Edw. Fuller, Lieut.
John Shackleford, Ensn.
Joseph Morss, Sergt.
Geo. Bell, Sergt.
Thos. Canaday, Sergt
John Williston
Richd. Ward
Joseph Fulford
Ross Bell
Edwd. Simpson
3 days.
John Bele Cornel Canaday
John Nelson
Joseph Davis Danl. Ross
Thos. Gillikin
Thos. Gillikin, Junr. John McDoell
Valentine Ward
Timo. Merryhew Geo. Neithercott
264
STATE RECORDS.
Vewell Bell
Willm. Beusn
Richd. Thompson
Ambrs. Jones
Saml. Whitehurst
Rich. Williamson
Andrew Adams
Elias Nelson
Nathnl. Hancock
Joshua Simpson
Benja. Guthrie
Thos. Willistons
Richd. Canaday
Cornelius Simpson
Wm. Owen
Jonas Weeks
John Simpson
Jos. Fulford, Jun.
Robt. Polk
Saml. Howland
Richd. Gabriel
John Arthur
Benja. Hanevek
Win. Cole
Deder Gibble
Resolve Waldron
John Shackleford
Willm. Roberts
Peter Piver
John Williamson
Edwd. Shepherd.
53 men is
159 days.
Richd. Cogdell. Ensign
-
Geo. Read, Clk. Regimt.
Ww. Dennis
Thos. Austin, Jun.
Lewis Welsh 5 Men is
5 days.
Total of 58 Men is
164 days.
.
3 days.
265
STATE RECORDS.
September 1, 1747.
Majr. Enoeh Ward Capn. Chas. Cogdell
r
Rich. Cogdell, Ensign Geo. Read, Clk. Regimt. Wm. Cole Danl. Rees Wm. Burn
5 days.
Timo. Merryhew
Edwd. Sheperd
Dederick Gibble
Geo. Cogdell
Geo. Neithercott
Mickl. Paequinett 13 Men at 5 days each
1 65 days.
Joseph Fulford, Junr Wm. Dennis John Bell 3 Men at 4 days each
4 days.
12 days.
Newell Bell
Riehd. Thompson 2 Men 2 days each
4 days.
Stembr. ye 10th.
Cap. Chas. Cogdell
Richd. Cogdell, Ens.
Geo. Read, Clk. Regimnt
Thos. Canaday, Sergt.
Joseph Morss, Sergt.
Thos. Austin, Junr. Tobe Meders John Cogdell
6 days.
Riehd. Canaday
John Medoell David Lewis
David Sheppard Willm. Taylor Laughlin Quin John Roberts
266
STATE RECORDS.
Danl. Catholick.
-
David Hicks
Wm. Owin
Maddock Wharton
John Brown
Isaac Parker
Daniel Everitt
Wm. Dennis
Nuell Bell
Thomas Austin, Senr.
Danl. Rees
6 days.
Wm. Cole
Doderick Gibble
Timo. Merrihew
Edwd. Shepard
James Woodland
Peter Piver
Thos. Love
Wm. Roberts
Joshua Nash
35 Men 6 days Each
210 days.
John Bell
James Bell, Junr.
Saml. Negus
4 days.
Benja. Small & his son
Eph. Chadwick 6 Men at 4 days Each
24 days.
Total 41 Men is
234 days.
Edwd Fuller, Lieut.
John Williston, Sergt.
Joseph Fulford
Richd. Ward
Geo. Cogdell
Ross Bell
2 days.
Edwd. Simpson Joseph Davis Thos. Gillikin
Thos. Gillikin, Junr.
267
STATE RECORDS.
Valentine Ward Richd. Thompson Samuel Witherst Richd. Williamson Andrew Adams Nath. Hancock
Joshua Simpson
Benja. Guthrie
Thos. Williston
2 days.
Cornel Simpson
Jonus Weeks
Robert Potts
Saml. Howland
Richd. Gabriel
Ambrose Jones
Benja. Hancock
Wm. Beven
54 days.
27 Men 2 days each
No. of Days pr. List :
16
26
164
81
234
54
575
Total Sum
Officers' Time :
Col. Thos. Lovick
16
£10 0 0
Maj. Enoch Ward
8
4 0 0
Capt. Chas. Cogdell
13
4 17
6
2 days. Edwd. Fuller, Liet.
5
1 5
0
Richd. Cogdell, Ensign
12
2 14 0
John Shackleford, Ensign
3
0 13
6
Serjants :
Joseph Morss
9
£1 16
0
Geo. Bell
3
0 12
0
Thos. Canaday
9
1 16
0
John Williston
5
1 0 0
Geo. Read, Clk. Regimt.
14
2 2 0
Total Officers
97 £30 16 0
Col. Thos. Lovick
268
STATE RECORDS.
Private Men, Common Soldiers, Time 478 days 71 14 0 16 0
Powder Proclamation
Amt. of Powder Col. Thos. Lovick 5 pounds. Richard Cogdell 1 pound.
£103 6 0
Received on board the Sloop Johnston, myself Master, bound from hence as a flag of Truce to St. Augustine from Lewis De Rosset, Sheriff of New Hanover County, fourteen Spanish Prisoners, Viz: Capt. Pedro, Domingo Lopes, Pedro Lopes, Francisco Estrada, Antonio Estrada, Francisco Rabaro, Juan Emandez, Angelo Rivero, Jose Ruis, Antonio Benouro, Pablo Megias, Michael Peres, Garcio and Jose Rivero to be delivered unto the Gov. or Commander in Chief at St. Augustine for the King of Spain.
Rec'd Jany 27th, 1748.
GEO. SMITH.
Dr. The Publick to Wm. Moore. 1748
September 6. To 1500 Nt. Beef supply'd in time Spanish Invasion at 12pw £ 75
To Maintenance, & Imprisoning Ten Span- ish Negroes 12 days at 10s each p. day 60
To a Gun burst in time of Action Cost 80
£215
269
STATE RECORDS.
The Publiek of North Carolina to John Walker, Dr.
For Rashons supplied the Detachment under the Command of Gl. Waddel, Vizt:
June 25 To 12 Rashons to the General
26 12 Ditto
27 12 Ditto
28 12 Ditto
29 12 Ditto
30 12 Ditto
July 1 12 Ditto
2 12 Ditto
3 12 Ditto-120
@84 4
To Rashons to Coll. Moore from the 25 June to 9 July, 616 Rashons 20 10 8
To Ditto to Coll. Schaw to 6 July, 396 Rashons @8d 13 4 0
To Ditto Cap. Farquard Campbell to the 4th July, 367 Rashs.
12 4 8
To Coll. Speneer to June 29th, 90 Rashs (@8d 3 To Waggoners to July 6th, 110 Rasns 3 13 -4
£ 56 12 8
NORTH CAROLINA: These are to certify that I, the Subscriber. Did Press in Craven County a Barrel of Pork from Martin Franks for bis Majesty's Service being for acet. of an Expedition, against the Spaniards, likewise gave & Reed to Coll. George Roberts for the Same.
Dated this 22 Mareh, 1741.
EVEN JONES.
Feb. 29, 1742.
The within Claim was allowed to Mr. Martin Franks ₺ 12 0 0
1748 The Publiek to Josa : Toomer, Dr.
November 21. To 14 Days Dyeting of 3 Spaniards yo
Came from New Bern @78 6 P' Day Each € 15 15 0 JOSHUA TOOMER. Proven upon oath before me
at Brunswiek, 27 Feb., 1748.
JOHN SAMPSON.
270
STATE RECORDS.
A LIST OF THE VOLUNTEERS & DRAFTS RAIS'D IN MARTIN FOR THE PRESENT EXPEDITION.
Volunteers.
Drafts.
Thomas Watson
Samuel Moore
Joseph Reading
John Cross
Joseph Lee
John Bonner
Needom Bryan
Joshua Hodges
John Parker
Wm. Whitfield
Ezekiel Moore
Willis Whitfield
Christopher Hynds
Wm. Turlington
John Garrett
Wm. Suanner
Jesse Staten
Saml. Smithwiek
John Daives
Ephraim Wyatte
Joseph Cooper
Elijah Price
James Morsley
James Bruinfield
Joseph Taylor
John Harrel
Benjn. Cippin
IIenry Bate
Marium Manning
Joseph Hinson Warren
Edwd. Mizell
David Everitt
James Robason
Benj. Hardison
Swain Daniel
Lorton Cooper
George Ethingham
David Hinson
John Ilynde
John Manning
Win. Blackwell.
David Caraway
Simon Daniel
John Redditt, Junr.
Wmn. Dew
Thos. Williams
Bently Manning
Jonathan Cherry
John Summit
Jacob Morris
Martin Joyce
Abraham Johnston
Ephraim Coward Win. Purvis Isaac Boyt
Saml. Willard
271
STATE RECORDS.
Jonas Wood Stephen Onterbridge Ebenezer Slade.
KENNETH MCKENZIE.
Sept. 23d. The Province of North Carolina to Samll Green, Dr. 1748.
To medicines, dressing, diet, attendance of the following Spanish Prisoners (Taken at Brunswick, in Cape Fear River) By order of Major Jolm Swann, Capt. Thomas Jones, Adjutant David Lindsay, and Lewis DeRosset, Sheriff, viz. :
To medicines, Dressing and eure of John DeSalis, whose E S. D. face, ears, neck and back of both hands was burned with gun powder when the Spanish sloop blew up, from Sept. 12th to 19th, Inelusive 5 0 0
To house room, diet, attendance, &c., Eight Days .. 4 0 0 To medicines and Dressing of Joseph Sallad, being blown up in the same sloop, whose face, ears, neck, breast, belly and both legs quite round and deep from knee to ankle, very much burned, as also both hands, very deep, taking at least one hour every day to Dress him, whose cure I believe will be compleated about the Last of September, Inst. The number of Dressings, one from Septr. 12 to the 30th, Inclusive 30 0 0
To diet, house room, attendance, &e., twenty days. 12 0 0 To one Senitive Mixture, being Exceeding Costlie. 1 0 0 To medicines and Dressing of Francisco De Strades, of a
Gun Shot wound, the Ball entering on the fore part of the right shoulder, going under the Blade and lodging near ye Right Kidney, from Sept. Sth, whose cure I be- lieve will be perfected about the 2d of October next, in all 24 Dressings 18 0 0
To Diet, house room, attendance 24 days. 11 0 0 To Medicines and Dressing of Francisco Navaros of a Gun
Shot Wound, the Ball entering on the fore part of the right shoulder and going under the blade, lodges at ye under part very deep, whose cure I believe will be com- pleated about ye 2nd of Sept., in all 24 days. .18 0 0
272
STATE RECORDS.
To diet, House room, Attendance, &c., 24 Days. 1ł 0 0 To Medicines and twice Dressing of Francisco Formadas,
having Eight large wounds upon his head and neck. ... 4 0 0 To Francisco Gonsallis, being sick ---
To a large pectoral Electuary, 12 doses 1
0 0 To two suppurating Cataplasms 0 0 To Emolient Ointment 10 0 To diet, Nursing, &e., 22 days. 12 0 0
To Medicines sent to the lion'ble Roger Moores, Esq., for
two Spaniards burned very much when the sloop blew up 5 0 0
£148 10 0 Per SAM'LL GREEN.
Wilmington, Sept. 23d, 1748.
This Day, being ye 2-1th of Septr., 1748, appeared before Rufus Marsden, one of the Justices for keeping the Peace of the County of New Hanover, Doct'r Samuel Green, and made Oath on the Holy Evangelist that the said Sam'l Green was employed as above and within mentioned, and that the above and within charge is no more than he usually charges, and that the above and within account is true in every part and particular.
SAM'LL GREEN.
Sworn to before me, the 24 Sept., 1748.
RUFUS MARSDEN.
The Publick, to William Carver, Dr. E S. D.
1748.
15 Jan'y, To Vietuling 7 Spaniards, 23 Days, (@) 5s p. Day, Each Spaniard, old Tenor -40 5 0
18 To Vietuling 10 Do. 3 Days, @@ 5s. 7 10 0 22 To Vietuling 12 Do. 4 Days, Ca: 58 12 C =
€59 15 0
N. Carolina.
Jolm Hutchinson made oath Before me, Rufus Marsden, a Jus- tice of the peace for the County of New Hanover, That the above ace't is True & Just.
Wilmington, the 4 March, 1748.
Sworn to before Rufus Marsden,
1
273
STATE RECORDS.
A LIST OF NORTHAMPTON RIDGMENT.
John Dawson, Colo.
John Edwards, Lieut .- Colo
James Manney, Major. Dead
John Moore, Capt.
Dead
Roanoke
95
Thomas Bradford, Leiut't.
William Avent, Insoign, & two Corpralls & four Seargents. ..
Samuel Cottin, Captain
Roanoke
112
Arthur Cottin, Lieut.
Thomas Cottin, Insoign
Two Corpralls & four Scarjents. .
William Short, Capt ..
Roanoke
59
Thomas Barrett, Lieut't.
John Short, Insoign
Two Corpralls & four Searjents. .
William Bennett, Capt.
. Moved
Roanoke
101
William Boddie, Lieut't.
William Bennett, Insoign.
Two Corpralls & four Scarjents. .
John Deberry, Capt Refuses to Act Meherren 115
James Facen, Lieut't. - Deberry, Insoign
Two Corpralls & four Scarjents. .
John Dew, Capt. Moved Meherrin 109
Arthur Sherard, Lieut't.
William Tyner, Insoign
Two Corpralls & four Scarjents. .
William Battle, Capt Mcherrin Neck 85
Joseph Brett, Lieut't.
Elisha Darden, Insoign. 676
Two Corpralls & four Searjents. .
Captain William Short, Eldest in Commission, Recommended for Major, in the stead of James Many, Deccas'd, and in Room of Such Captains as are Dead or Remov'd, their Leiutenants to Supply there places.
Arms and Ammunitions from his Majesty's Stores, None. 22-18
274
STATE RECORDS.
The Melitia of the s'd Ridgment are provided Cheifly with Gunns and Swords. Indian Nations, only one, called the Meherrins, and that Consisting of very few in Number.
A True and Perfect Return of the Ridgment of Northampton County.
By me, JOIIN DAWSON, Collo'l.
A LIST FOR THE YEAR 1748.
A list of all the Men that are Obliged by Law to bear Arms in the Company whereof John Ashe is Appointed Capt., together with the Number of days Each Man attended at the late Alarm.
DAYS. € S. D.
Officers Sam'l Ashe, Lieutenant.
7
1 4 0
Thom's Merrick Ensign 7 1 6
Rich'd Scott
7
1 8 0
Frans. Alexander
Sergeants 7
1 8 0
Chris'n Dudley
7
1 8 0
A. Joseph Alexander 6
S
6 6
Ezekiel Alexander 7
2 12 6
£10 18 0
Peter Batson
6
B. Thomas Batson
6
Luke Bowen
6
David Bowen
Stokely Bishop
4
Greier Bishop
7
Thomas Cunningham 7
John Costen
1
C. Roland Crocker
7
Timothy Craven
Stephen Costen
Peter Costen
7
Thomas Deiton
6
Thomas Dixson 6
275
STATE RECORDS.
D.
Franeis Dixson
2
William Dixson
Ralph Doe
2
Samuel Doe
6
E.
Richard Earle
7
F. Isaac Faris 7
John Frazier
6
Andrew Fabin
6
Daniel Fling
7
G.
Jeremiah Griffith
Benjamin Gurley
3
H.
Stephen Hawkins
6
John Henesey
7
John Howard
J. David Jameson 7
L.
Cornelius Larcy
7
Michael Louber
7
Michael Louber, Jun.
7
M.
Thomas McClamey
7
John McClamey 6
William Morris
1
James Morris
7
Solomon Morris
7
William Mitchel
7
Caleb Mason
6
Morgan Morgan
N. William Nichols 3
Thomas Nixson
6
Morgan Nixson 6
Joshua Nixson 3
P. Richard Player
6
Richard Preist
7
Joseph Price
S. Oswell Sill 7
William Swann
4
Henry Scibbo
6
Woodman Sudbury
3
7
Robert Nixson
Thomas Nixson, Jun.
276
STATE RECORDS.
James Sudbury
John Stokely 2
Thomas Stokely 7
Capewell Stokely 3
T. Soloman Townsend 7
Thomas Townsend
W. David Williams 7 John Wharton 4
George Wild
CAPE FEAR,
N. HANOVER COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Publick Dr. to Joseph Blake:
For Sundry Ferryages of Men & Horses over & back again my Ferry, on accompt of the Spaniardses Landing and plundering Brunswick, and ferrying sundry Messengers backwards & forwards on said aec't, vist. :
1748.
Sept. 5th, To ferrying 35 Men & Horses-
Sept. 6th, To ditto 40 Do-
Sept. 7th, To ditto 60 Do-
Sept. 8th, To ditto 20 Do-
Sept. 9th, To ditto 18 Do-
Sept. 10th, To ditto 15 Do-
188 Men & Horses @ Proclam'l money. . . . . . . £ 3 15 2 Sept. 11th and 12th, To Ferrying the above Men & Horses
at their return from Town, going to their several Ilomes. 3 15 2
£7 10 4 N. B. Each ferriage at 3s. old currency P. Man & Horse is P. money.
JOS: BLAKE.
277
STATE RECORDS.
The Publick to William Dry, in the time of the Spanish Allarm at Brunswick :
1748, Sept. 8th-
To Cash paid William Simpson for Beef & other Provis-
ions for the Men
£ 40
6 0
To William Gradey, for Ditto 17 7 6 )
To William Ross for Cash gave the Express to Chas. Torn
1 5 0
To Ralph Bugnion for 2 Dollars & 5 Bitts gave Do. G 5 0 Sept. 6th-
To Cash paid for Powder & Ball for the Men 7 0 0
To John Davis for 3 galls. Rum . 9.0 0
To a negro Fellow, cost me to George Ronakts $45 Ster- ling, which was kill'd by accident in assisting in the Allarm
450 0 0
Sept. 8th-
To Fort Johnston for Beef, Pork and Rice for 40 people 2 Days & half 25 0 0
Sept. 10th-
To Cash paid sundry Sailors & for Burying the Dead Spaniards Sept. 12th-
10 0 0
To Cash paid sailors for assisting to gett the Guns & anchors, &c., on shoar out of the wreck & for Boat Hire To ditto paid a second time to men. 5 0 0
80 0 0
To Rum & Sugar bo't of Corp. Starkett for the Men in getting the things on shoar. 20 =
To 1 Barril Beef & 4 Bushels Corn to the People getting the sails & other things on shoar, &e. 16 0 0
To a Pettiangood & three negroes 4 days assisting 20 0 =
Old tenour £657 3 6
To 1 pair Pistols had of John Moore, which were Lost .. . 15 0 0
£672 3 6
Brunswick, September 4th, 1751.
Errors Excepted. P. WILL'M DRY.
278
STATE RECORDS.
The Publick To William Dry, by Order of Eleazer Allen, Edward Mosely, Roger Moore and William Forbes, Esq'rs, and The Commissioners appointed for taking care of the Rivers against Allarms :
To William Lithgow for 50w. Powder and 25w. Bullets,
at two Different times in Allarıns, @ 258. & 4s., is. . . £ 75 0 0 To Edward Simpson for 6w. Powder & 20w. Bullets 14 0 0 1744, June --
To William Ross, for sundrys, vizt. :
12 Indian Trading Guns, @ £10 120 0 0
11 Cartooch Boxes, @ 37s. 6d. 20 12 6
6w. Gun Powder, @ 25s 7 10 0
6 Cutlashes, @ 50s 15 0 0
2 Doz'n Gnn Flints 100
1744, June 26-
To Edward Simpson for sundrys, Vizt. :
12 Guns @ £15. 180
0 0
12 Cutlasses @ 60s. 36
0 0
12 Cartridge Boxes @ 25s 15 0 0
12 Powder Flasks @ 25s. 15 0 0
Old Tenour £499 2 6 The above ace't I have been obliged to pay above six years past. Brunswick, Septem'r 4th, 1751.
Errors Excepted. P. WILL'M DRY.
279
STATE RECORDS.
THE PUBLICK TO DAVIES & MACKENZIE, DR.
1748, Sept. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11-
For Sundrys Do in an Alarum, Vizt .: 130w. Gun Powder, @ 25s ... £162 10 0
£130 0 0
300w. Bulletts & Shotts, @ 4s. 6d ...
67 10 0 60 0 0
1,500 flints, @ 50s 37 10 0 18 15 0
500 flour, @ £8, &c. 40 0 0 40 0 0
8w. Candles, @ 78. 6d. 3 0 0 2 8 0
10 Cheeses, @ 25s. 12 10 0 . 12 10 0
2,685w. Beef & cooking included, @ 18 134 5 0
134 9 0
Jelle-6 Negroes, to gett Wood, Bake and Cook.
1 Lanthorn
3 10
0 3 10 .0
32w. Butter, @ sub. 15s.
8 15
0
8 15 0
14 Gall's Rum & Wine, @ 60s
42 0 0
35 0 0
Salt, at sundry times.
5 0 0
5 00
6 Quire paper, @ 10s. 3 0 0 3 0 0
41/2 Bushells Corn, @ 30s
6 15 0 6 15 0
4 Guns, Bursted, @ £10.
40
0 0
20 0 0
8 Good Guns, Lost, @ £20.
160
0 0
96 0 0
8 Cutlasses, Lost, @ £5.
40 0 0
32 0 0
12 Cartouch Boxes, do, @ 40s.
21
0 0
18 0 0
Sundry Guns, Cutlasses, &c., Dam- aged, by Estimation
50 0 0 .
10 0 0
To Sundrys Supplied at a former Damage done
50 0 0
Alarum & Sund'y
£685 18 0
NEW HANOVER COUNTY-SS.
Came before mne, John Sampson, one of his Majesties Justices, Assigned to keep the peace for the County afores'd, Mr. Ira F. Davies, who maketh Oath on the Holy Evangelist that the above Acco't Amounts to Nine Hundred & Seventy Pounds tive Shillings, Old Currency, Is Just and True.
DAVIES & MCKENZIE.
Sworn to before me: JOHN SAMPSON.
280
STATE RECORDS.
LIST OF MEN IN THE SPANISH ALLARM UNDER THE COMMAND OF WILLIAM DRY, AND HOW MANY DAYS EACH MAN WAS ON DUTY.
No. Days. No. Days.
1 Schenck J. Moore, Lieut. 16
35 Jacob Sinnons 5
2 William Moore Ensign .. 6 36 Francis Thomas 6
3 Edward Wingate, Sergt. 6 37 Soloman Ogden 1
4 Samuel Jarvis 4 38 Isaac Ogden 4
5 John Jane 5 39 Jolm TIall
4
6 Corns. Harnett 6 40 Simon Howard 4
7 John Wright 4
41 Hope Williss 6
8 Dunean Cowen 5
42 George Nicholass 6
9 Jolm Davis, Junr 6
43 Edward Pemberton 6
10 James Moore 6 44 Peter Lord 6
11 John Moore 6
45 William Lord 6
12 Francis Rhodes 5
46 Christopher Cain 6
13 Burges White 5 47 George Richardson 6
14 William Watters 4 48 John Wooldrick 6
15 Joseph Watters 4 49 Thomas Fletcher 6
16 John Watters
50 William Davis
6
17 Jolm Gibbes
4 51 Benj'n Morrison 5
18 George Gibbes
52 William Simpson, Senr. . 6
19 Eleanor Allen 4 53 Edward Simpson 6
20 James Hasell, Junr.
6 54 William Gradey
6
21 Jolm Potter
6 55 Tlenry Bosheer 4
22 Myles Potter
6 56 Thomas White 1
23 Harison Lewis 6 57 Henry Simmons 4
24 William Lewis 6 58 Jolm Grange 4
25 Joseph Lewis 6 59 Jolm Lucas 4
26 James Lewis 6 60 Jolin Bell 6
27 John Blake 6 61 Thomas Bell 4
4
29 Maurice Moore, Senr. 6 63 John Sullivant 4
30 Edward Wingate, Junr. . 6 64 Henry Shaw 6
31 John Wingate 6 65 James Galloway 6
32 Edward Porter 6 66 John Leay 6
33 John Daniels 5 67 Thomas Davis 6
34 John Simmons 5
28 Berringer Moore 6 62 James Bell
STATE RECORDS.
281
A LIST OF CAPT. SAMEL COBRIN'S COMPANY.
Samel Cobrin, Captain. No.
Thomas Betty, Lieutenant.
John Watkins 21
John Kuykendall, Insin.
Charles Mo Feeters 22
Ilendry Tonston, Sergen.
Edward Ilogin
23
George Heger, Sergen.
Robert Brank
21
Abraham Kuykendall, Corperl.
Frederick Hambright
25
Adam Dick, Corpillr. No.
Peterer lloyl
27
Robart Leeper 1
Peter Bumgardner 28
Robart Patrick 2
Peter Oyster
29
William Hendry
3
Peter (Jub
30
Andrew MeNab
4
Michel Rudeseele
31
Phillip Rudisill, Corpil.
William Heger 32
Solomon Harper
33
Peter Kuykendall 6
Hendry Sides
34
William Ilagirty
7
Jacob Forney
35
Andrew llemton
8
Boston Bett
36
Lenard Kilen
37
Thomas Stone
12
William Rachford
40
John Langham
13
Felty Taliner
41
George Rutlege
14
John Limerman
42
William Gleghorn
15
Cristin Limerman 13
Samel Willson
16
Watson Ferol, Juner -4-4
Jolın Nelson 17
Watson Ferol, Senor
45
. Thomas Ranils
18
Joseph Green
46
Richard Ranils
19
Peter Eaker
.17
David Stanley
20
Adam Sides
48
A LIST OF YOUNG MEN.
No.
No.
John Tuftis 1
John Richman
6
Jacob lloy] 7
William Armstrong 3
Joseph Seler
8
John Donghart
4
William Little
9
John Kilen
5
Archibald Little
10
.
William Moore 10
John Rorite
38
John Moore 9
William Aldeare 11
John Camp
39
John Armstrong 2
Hendry Richards
26
James Kuykendall 5
282
STATE RECORDS.
No.
No
William Patrick 11
John Patrick 12
Michel Oyster 13
Michel Selor
22
William Froneberry
14
John Dick
23
Peter Bumgarnor 15
Hendry Ramsont 24
Thomas Warwick 16
Capt. Coburn.
James Moore 17
Married mon 48
Isaac Cobren 18
Young men
30
Adam Dick
19
Guns wanting
18
A LIST OF CAPT. JOIN SHEARRARD COMPANY.
William Fort, left Tennant.
John Peacock, Insine.
Thomas Woodard, Sergant.
John Barefoot, Sergant.
Jacob Bardin, Sergant.
No.
Jones Cook 1
2
Ormerger Haul
3
Jolm Newsum
4
Richard Warrel
28
Jese Pitman
5
John Warret, Juner 20
John Peacock
6
Vam Hilbern
30
John Eastterlin
31
Moses Johnson
32
Benja. Alford
9
William Alford
10
Jese Bardin 11
Soloman Person
12
Thomas Branch
13
Daniel Lotley
14
Moses Braneh 15
Thomas Caraway 16
Thomas Prise 17
Nathan Prise 18
William Jones
19
Jobe Rowly
20
Robert Sherrard 21
Simon Sherrard
22
William Radford 23
Daniel Conner 24
Thomas Bennet
25
John Rowel
26
John Wearrel, Sener
27
Peter Peack
7
William Lineh
8
Samuel Peacock 33
William Hubard
34
William Starling
35
Leavel Watkins
36
John Taylor
37
Soloman Rouse
38
Joab Spyve
39
Thomas A. Cock
10
John A. Cock
41
Simon A. Cock
42
Elisha Woodard
43
No.
William A. Cock
Jacob Limermon 20
Cristel Eaker 21
283
STATE RECORDS.
No.
No.
Thomas Woodard, Jun. 44
Right Bass 56
John Shearrard 45
James Barefield 57
Benja. Sherrard 46
William Cook 58
Nathan Chance
47
Joel Ellis 59
Richard Derdeno 48
Daniel Powel 49
John Derdeno, Senor 61
Jolm Barnes 50
John Derdeno, Juner 62
Samuel Barnes 51
Isaac Daniel 63
Benja. Barnes 52
John Daniel 61
Charles A. Cock 53
Stephen Weaver 65
James Cannon
54
Absalum Ellis 66
John Haul
55
William Williams
67
A LIST OF WHAT MEN ATTENDED UPON THE ALARM AT WILMINGTON THIE 4 SEP'R, 1748, BELONGING TO CAPT'N JOIN SAMPSON'S COMP'TE, & THE NUM- BER OF DAYS OF ATTENDANCE.
Days Days com-
No. MEN'S NAMES.
In ing & Total.
£ S. D.
town. going.
1 John Sampson, Capt.
7
7
2 12 6
2 Allex. Lillington, Left.
1
7 1 15
3 Fred'k Gregg, Ensign
7
7 1 11 6
4 John Miller, Sergt.
5
3
8 1 12
0
5 Lewis Powel, Sergt.
5
3
8
1 12
0
6 Henry Hollingsworth, Do.
5
3
8
1 12
0
7 Hugh MeAlex'dr, Corp
4
3
7
1 4
6
8 John Dickson, Corp.
4
2
6
1
1
0
9 Willianı Stuart, Corp.
3
3
6
1 1 0)
10 John Taylor, Drummer
4
2
6
1
1 0
11 James Williams 4
3
7 7
13 Joseph Wilson
2
2
4
14 John Jones
6
2
8
15 Robert McRee
3
3
6
16 John Smith
3
3
6
£15 2 6
12 Rich'd Thorp
4
3
James Rasco
284
STATE RECORDS.
17 Samuel Gavin
1
3
7
18 John Matchit
4
3
7
19 James Cook
2
2
4
20 John Williams
2
2
4
21 William McLean
4
3
7
22 Andrew McCoole
2
3
7
23 John Sutch
4
2
6
24 Anthony Williams
1
2
3
25 David Murry
1
2
3
26 Jas. Murry
1
2
3
27 John Clark
1
2
3
28 Robert Marro
4
2
6
29 Geo. Miller
4
3
7
30 Candrid Whitman
4
2
6
31 James Murry
1
2
3
32 Jolın Pidcock
2
2
2
33 Francis Brice
3
3
6
34 Geo. Alleyn
2
2
35 William Thomas
1
2
3
36 James Wheatly
4
3
7
37 Daniel Love
4
3
7
38 William Routledge
6
11%
71/2
39 Patrick Stuart
3
3
6
40 William Houston
2
3
5
41 Thos. Matchit
4
3 7
42 David Shaghin
2
2
43 Thos. Cumings
4
2
6
44 Jas. Blogs
2
2
4
45 Wm. Armstrong
3
2
5
46 Sezor Hoskins
1
2
3
47 Rich'd James
6
1
7
48 Benjm. Fussell
6
1
7
49 Samn Thiselwood
6
1
7
50 John Showers 5
1 6
51 Joseph Williams 2
2
4
52 John Cumings
4
2
53 William Savidge
4
2
6
54 Cliftin Bowen
1
2
3
55 Daniel Norriss
1
2
3
285
STATE RECORDS.
56 Wm. Morriss
4
2 6
57 John Cooek
3
2
5
58 Manuel Bozer 2
2 2
59 Franeis Savidge
1 2 6
60 Thos. Keenan
1
2
6
61 Corniles Lawrey 6
1
7
62 Joseph Carr
3
7
63 Wm. Carr
3
3
7
64 James Green 3
5
65 John Broek 1
2
3
66 Win. Edwards 1
2
3
67 Wm. Keenan 2
2
1
68 Rich'd Bearfeild
1
3
69 William Goodman 1
3
1
70 Jonnathan Tiler
1
3
4
71 Wm. Tayler
1
3
4
72 Thomas Tiler
1
3
4
73 James Morris
1
3
1
74 Neil Shoglin
1
2
3
75 Benjn. Roads
1
2
3
76 Henry Roads
1
2 3
77 John Millington
1
2 3
78 Laughlin Love
1
2
3
79 Jas. Hall
1
2
3
80 William Serjant
1
2
3
81 Thos. Pieket
1
2
3
82 Isaae Tiekpen
1
2
3
83 Jacob Bony
1
2
6
84 Timothy Murphy
4.
2
6
85 John Young 1
3
4
86 Richd. James, Junr
5
1
6
87 Robert Hooeks 1
4
2
6
89 Arehd. Houston
4
2
6
90 William Pounds
5
2
7
91 Henry Wells 1
2
3
92 Zebl Hollingsworth 2
3
5
93 Thos. Lee
1
2
3
94 John Speer
2 3
5
2
3
88 James Williams
286
STATE RECORDS.
95 James Hollingsworth 2
3
5
96 Jacob Ilanehey
4
2
6
97 Thos. Roads
2
4
98 Sam Thorp
2
4
99 Fras. Clark
3
2
5
100 Hugh Dickson
4
3
7
101 Jacob Hanchy, Junr
4
2
6
102 James Otterson
4
2
6
103 James Wright
4
2
6
104 Hezeeiah Doan
1
3
4
315 231
544
Officers
£ 15
6
Men Proc. Money
115 7 0
£130 9 6
No. CAROLINA-N. HANOVER CO.
To the Sheriff of N. Hanover County, or his Deputy :
Whereas, I have receiv'd Information that six Spanish Prisoners taken at the Capes are now detain'd at Brunswick; whom I have directed to be conveyed to Wilmington, and there detain'd, and there deliver'd into your Custody :
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