Peter Poitevint

Son of James Samuel Poitevent and Margaret Devane. Husband of Amelia and Elizabeth Poitevint.

More research is needed to determine if Peter Poitevint provided Patriotic Service. It is written in a number of trees that he did, but their is no documentation. SFG

https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/genealogie-wylie/I48563.php

For anacestral line of Peter Pointevit see database Marion Banks McGee Genealogy submitted by Marion B. McGee ((XXXXX@XXXX.XXX))

Brunswick Co., NC Court Minutes Oct 27, 1806 Administration on the estate of Jonathan Gore be granted to James Gore, Isaac Etheridge and Peter Portivent, Sec. This would give rise to the idea that James Gore is a son of Jonathon and not a brother.

DEEDS:

Columbus County, North Carolina Abstracts of Deeds, Vol. II; 1816-1829 by Jason McLeod Williamson

4 Dec 1811 BENJAMIN COX & SARAH COX to PETER PORTEVENT, 4 Dec 1811, 50 £, 100 A. adj. Nathan'l Marlow, the State line, land granted to Elisha Cox on 11 Nov 1799. Wit: Isaac Etheridge & John H. Faulk (C-338/339)

WILL:

From Abstract of Wills, Columbus County, North Carolina (1808-1919)

PETER PORTERVINT - dtd 11 Sep 1819; DP: Feb Term 1820

Wife: AMELIA PORTERVINT. Daughters: SUSANNA GRISSET, MARGARET GENERET & ALEZABETH BROOKS, "all my property" to be divided equally. Executors: JAMES THOMAS & WILLIAM GORE. Wit: Samuel Hughes & Nathan Johnson, E. Nichols C.S.C. (p. 47) The executor William Gore (parents unknown) was married to granddaughter Nancy Jeanerette.

NC Early Census Index - 1786 Poitevint, Peter New Hanover County, NC - Black River District

Poitevint, Isaac, New Hanover county, NC - Black River District - Page 001

1820 Brunswick NC census Portervint, John Above John a relative?

Research: There is a will for PETER PORTOWIN, Aug 23,1729. Jun 10, 1730 - Bladen County, NC sons: Joseph and Samuel. Sons-in-law: John Snow, Francis Desung. Witnesses: John Arter, Thomas Hutchigs, Anthony Marck. Proven before Richard Everard.

Could this be for a relative of Peter Pointevit (sometimes spelled Portervin)?

Noted on the Petition to divide counties of Bladen, Duplin, and New Hanover.

http://sites.rootsweb.com/~aagriots/VA/main/1779Petition.htm

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