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Joseph Holmes (1741 - aft. 1820)

Joseph Holmes
Born in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolinamap
Son of and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 1772 in Orange County, North Carolinamap
Descendants descendants
Died after after age 79 in Adair County, Kentuckymap
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Biography

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Joseph Holmes migrated from North Carolina to Kentucky.
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Joseph Holmes was born ca. 1741 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina.

Tax Lists

1779: Orange County, North Carolina
  • Robert Holmes, £1441
  • Joseph Holmes, £2160
  • James Holmes, £2328
  • Samuel Holmes, £3693
  • John Holmes, £513

Residence

Orange County, North Carolina

  • 1779: Tax List
  • 1790: US Census[1]
  • 1795: Deed (see below)
  • 1797: Deed (see below)
  • 1798: Witness to deed (see below)

Adair County, Kentucky

  • 1802: Tax List: No land, 1 male 16-21, 1 male over 21
  • 1803: Tax List: No land, 1 male 16-21, 1 male over 21
  • 1804: Tax List: 100 acres on Greasy Creek, 1 male 16-21, 1 male over 21
  • 1805: Tax List: 100 acres on Greasy Creek, 1 male 16-21, 1 male over 21
  • 1806: Tax List: 100 acres on Greasy Creek, 1 male over 21 (see court order below)
  • 1807: Tax List: 109 acres on Greasy Creek, 2 males over 21
  • 1808: Tax List: 100 acres on Greasy Creek, 1 male 16-21
  • 1820: Deed (see below)

Deeds

Orange County, North Carolina

  • 31 July 1795: Book 5, page 375 - James Holmes (Homes) to Edmund Green.
    Land on Vernals Creek, branch of Haw Riverland borders land of James Godphrey. Witness: Obediah Green
  • 18 May 1797: Book 5, page 774 - Joseph Holmes to George Albright
    150 pounds for 113 acres, land borders David Eflin. Witness: Obediah Green
  • 18 May 1797: Book 6, page 14 - Joseph Holmes to Edmund Green
    150 pounds for 127 acres of land on south side of Haw Creek, borders George Albright and James Holmes. Witness: Obediah Green - Joseph Holmes acknowledged deed
  • 19 August 1797: Book 7, page 68 - Joseph Holmes to Levan Wood
    110 pounds for 120 acres Land borders Edmund Green. Witness; Obediah Green - Joseph Holmes acknowledged deed
  • 19 Feb 1798: Book 6, page 461 - Christopher Barbee to Samuel A. Holmes
    Land in the Village of the University, known as Number 2, Witness: J. Dixon

Adair County, Kentucky

  • 2 Sep 1820: Deed Book E, page 327 - Joseph and Mary Holmes sell to Isaac Knight 121 3/4 acres on Greasy Creek for $303.00

Court Records

  • 4 Jan 1793: Orange Co, North Carolina Will Book B, page 234 Will of Peter Efland, proved May 1793 - Executors were the deceased's friends John Albright and Obediah Green. Witness: James Holmes
  • 1806: Adair County Court Order Books - Joseph Holmes exempt from paying all future taxes. (poll tax)
  • 1815-1817: Book D - Adair County, Kentucky, Circuit Court Records , p. 44
    Suit: James Weir against James Holmes, heir at law of William Holmes and Jacob Abrell. - It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendants have departed this life, it is ordered that the Suit abate.

Sources

  1. 1790 US Census (at FamilySearch), p. 95, NARA microfilm M637, roll 7; FHL microfilm 568,147.
  • U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 (Ancestry.com)
  • U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Yates Publishing Publication (Ancestry.com)
  • Ancestry Family Trees

Acknowledgements

  • Many thanks to David H. Streets for providing data for Tax Lists, Deeds, and Court Records.




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Holmes-7151 and Holmes-7147 appear to represent the same person because: Obviously duplicate profiles. Please merge them. (Merge of fathers and wives also proposed.)
posted by Bill Vincent Ph.D.

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