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About John Herndon, Sr.
A Patriot of the American Revolution for NORTH CAROLINA. DAR Ancestor #: A054193
Connections Vol 1, No. 4, Fall 1995 Abstracted by Jo Anna B. McDaniel, CGRS. Contributed by Daniel Dickerson May 1764 Court, GRANVILLE CO., NC, Ordered that the following Jury to wit: Joseph Peace, Isham Parham, John Smith, Ebenezer Wilson, John Dickerson, John HURNDEN, James Sanland, Benjamin McGeehee, Corns. COOPER, John McKISSOCK, Nathan McGehee,
- **JOHN WHITE***, *******ISAAC ARNOLD*******, William Jordan, John Nevil, John Parham, Samuel Benton and Thomas Person, lay off a road from out of the new Road at Bradford's road, crossing Tar River near George PRIDDY's, directing its course to Oxford and make report thereof to the next court. John Dickerson was appointed overseer of the said road and all the hands between Fishing Creek and Tabbs Creek the old trading road from the present court house to Harrisburg from thence to the mouth of Fishing Creek & from thence to the mouth of Tabbs Creek were ordered to open and maintain the same to Tar River. Teste Daniel WILDON (WELDON?), CC. Reverse Order for road John Dickerson, overseer. In obedience to the within order have summoned the within named Joseph Peace, John HERNDON, John Smith, Eber. Wilson, Nathan McGehe, Cornelious COOPER, John Dickerson, Isham Parham and John Parham to meet at Harrisburgh, Monday the 2nd day July next. Summons all the jury this side Tar River & Nathen McGehee which will be enough to do the road. Desire the jury to meet by an hour by sun in the morning that we may finish in one day or otherwise we shall hinder more that a day. J. P. Jul 2-8, 1764, Pursuat to the annexed order to us directed, we the subscribers have layed of the road with liberty to the overseer on the north side of Tar river to straighten the road on that side as we this day agreed the same should be done and we also libertise the overseer on the south side of the said river to straighten the bents of the ridge path and to fall into Bradford's road at or near a flat rock on the roads about half a mile above the county line. Jul 2, 1764, Signed Samuel Benton, Joseph Peace, Isham Parham, John HERNDON, ***ISAAC ARNOLD***, John Parham, John Smith, Thomas Person, Corneluous COOPER, Ebenezer Wilson, Nathan Megchee and John Dickesen, Jr.
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King and Queen County, Province of Virginia
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June 4, 1724
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Virginia, United States
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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King and Queen County, Virginia, United States
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King and Queen County, Virginia Colony, British Colonial America
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Amelia County, Virginia, USA
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June 5, 1786
Age 86
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Charlotte County, Virginia, United States
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