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Much of this info is simply indexes which will tell
you where to find info.
All of those below are Blackwells
| Name | County | Date | Recorded Copy | Original |
| Alexander | Person | c1886 | WB-19/324 | AR |
| C. C. | Anson | 1875 | WB-D/46 | |
| David A | Buncombe | 1898 | WB-D/180 | AR |
| Elendor | Rowan | 1848 | WB-K/66 | AR |
| Elizabeth | Bladen | 1864 | WB-1/321 | |
| Garland | Caswell | 1855 | RB-R/298 | AR |
| George | Edgecombe | 1767 | WB-A/156 | AR |
| George H. | Polk | 1874 | WB-1/18 | AR |
| Isaiah | Rutherford | 1810 | WB-B/243 | AR |
| James | Rowan | 1844 | WB-I/206 | AR |
| James | Rutherford | 1853 | WB-E/251 | AR |
| James L. | Durham | 1893 | WB-A/291 | CTY |
| James S. | Casewell | 1892 | WB-B/92 | CTY |
| Joel | Rutherford | 1817 | WB-C/156 | AR |
| John | Rowan | 1846 | WB-K/45 | AR |
| John | Casewell | 1879 | WB-A/259 | CTY |
| John | Granville | 1818 | WB-8/105 | CTY |
| John B. | Casewell | 1881 | WB-A/328 | CTY |
| John P. | Person | 1858 | WB-18/6 | AR |
| Joseph S | Stokes | 1886 | WB-6/164 | AR |
| Josiah V. | Burke | 1893 | WB-2/516 | CTY |
| Mary | Person | 1838 | Orig. Only | AR |
| Micajah | Bertie | 1771 | WB-A/136 | AR |
| Milton G. | Caswell | 1879 | WB-A/273 | CTY |
| Rachael | Person | 1849 | WB-13/230 | AR |
| Robert | Davie | 1897 | WB-2/215 | CTY |
| Robert | Casewell | 1813 | RB-F/346 | AR |
| Robert | Casewell | 1816 | RB-G/128 | |
| Robert M. | NY | 1869 | 009-WB-1/17-009 | AR |
| Rosey | Granville | 1872 | WB-23/63 | CTY |
| Sally J. | Warren | 1851 | WB-41/189 | AR |
| Susan | Person | 1877 | WB-19/69 | AR |
| Temperance | Granville | 1840 | WB-14/532 | CTY |
| Thomas | Rockingham | 1856 | WB-C/223 | CTY |
| William | Iredell | 1850 | WB-3/37 | AR |
| William M. | Granville | 1894 | WB-24/251 | CTY |
| Zillah | Casewell | 1823 | RB-I/241 | AR |
AR – Indicates original is in the North Carolina State Archives
in Raleigh
CTY – Original is in custody of the county clerk of superior court
It is my understanding that the
abbreviations are as follows:
i. = inventory
w. = will
Wm. = William
Jas. = James
Jno. = John
Jos. = Joseph
Robt. = Robert
Saml. = Samuel
Geo. = George
31 Jan., 1835. Thomas L. Moore and Darnall Smith bond to Richard Thompson, Nathaniel Gray, William Blackwell and Samuel Johnson in suit of Thompson et al vs Moore.
Will Book G (1813-1817)
Blackwell, Catharine. Inventory p. 7
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate of Joseph Blackwell, dec'd. Recorded 19 Nov., 1781. Made by Hank Read, Thomas Spilman (?Coleman), Oliver Clark.
Inventory adn Appraisal of Estate of James Blackwell, dec'd. Recorded 15 Dec., 1783. Made by John Spilman, Vinson Tapp, Sr., Joseph Coones, Jr.
Will of Henry Huffman of St. Mark's
Parish, Culpeper Co. dated 25 April, 1767. Proven 15 Sept., 1783.
Legatees: Wife Margaret Huffman. Sons: Thomas Huffman,
John Huffman, Henry Huffman, Joseph Huffman, Herman Huffman, James Huffman.
"Son-in-law John Young who married my daughter Elizabeth." Dau. Catharine
Huffman. Daus.: Mary, Elizabeth, Alice, Elsibeth, Susanna,
Eve.
Executors: Son John Huffman, son-in-law John Young.
Wit.: James Pendleton, James (X) Blackwell, Charles Spilman.
(Note: Almost in German script and not really legible as to spelling.
DFW) 6 Sept., 1783. Tilman Huffman, eldest son and heir of
Henry Huffman, dec'd., relinquished his claiim. Wit.: James
Arnold, Henry Hufman.
Will of Joseph Blackwell Dated 28 Jan., 1780, Proven 21 Aug., 1780. Legatees: Wife Catey Blackwell, Children: William Blackwell, Benjamin Blackwell, Lucy Blackwell, Elizabeth Blackwell.
Blackwell, Monro, formerly of Somers Town Terrace, Middlesex, but late of New York City, surgeon on half pay of the Royal Artillery, bachelor. Administration to the brother, Alexander Blackwell. (Mar. 1839).
Nov. 9 1779 Joseph Blackwell gave to (for 339 pds. 4 shls.) his two sons Dunston and Banks (their grandfather Thomas Banks having paid the above amount to me), 5 negro slaves to be delivered to them when 21 years old. Wit. John Rust, Ralph Banks, Thomas Bradford, John Champion Jr.
Acct. of sale of estate of Thomas Banks, Jr., deceased by John Pope, sheriff Nov 25, 1774 to Richard Banks, Thomas Banks, John Dickerson, Joseph Blackwell.
Apr. 20 1786 - Spencer Carrol (Carrell) says he, unfortunately, yesterday did bite off the lower end of the right ear of John Rogers, for which I give my obligation to him. Wits. Capt. John Blackwell, Joseph McGehee, William Gowing, John Pope.
John Blackwell permitteed to build grist Mill on Mill Creek, he owning land on both sides of creek. - Aug. term 1801.
Blackwell, William
20 Sept 1772 - 26 Sept 1774.
Wife Elizabeth Blackwell to have use of land and slaves, son William
to have use of all land I bought of Alexander Clement, Chris Marr and Thomas
Evan. Children: John, Samuel, William, Joseph, Hannah, Sarah
and Lucy. Exrs. wife, sons John and William.
Blackwell, John & Joseph Jr. Wit to John chilton Will 24 Aug. 1776.
Lees, Mary 29 Oct 1767 Inventory. Apprs: John Blackwell, Thomas Bronaugh, James Arnold
Joseph Blackwell Jr.of Hamilton & Samuel Blackwell Jr. wit. to Price Bennett Will 9 Jul 1774
John Blackwell wit to John Nelson Sr. Will 9 Aug 1784
John Blackwell & Thomas Blackwell wit to Robert Hinson Will 29 Mar 1803.
General John Blackwell 1 of 3 exrs. to Martin Pickett 4 May 1803
p29. James Blackwell listed as purchaser in the
estate of Henry Cockerham. p168 1761.
p25. James Blackwell and William Ussery listed
as securities that Mathew Turner was granted a Certificate of Administration
for the will of Issac Medley dec'd 17 Sep 1762, L Court.
p. 63. Robert Blackwell and James Waller signed
14 Jun 1770 for inventory and appraisement of estate of Joseph Young dec'd.
p84. Robert Blackwell listed as purchaser on the
estate of Mr. Robert Henry.