Ann (Pierce) Smith (1748 - abt. 1810)

Descendants

Died about 1810 at about age 62 in Bladen, North Carolina, United States

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Biography

Ann was born about 1748.^[1]

Ann's death date is unknown.

There are two dozen "Ann Smiths" that died in England at this time period. Need proof, that of these dozens, one is our Ann (Pierce) Smith.

Still trying to verify this family.

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Children of Ann Pierce and Arthur Smith:^[2]

• 1. Mary Holland Smith born ca. 1770, Bladen Co., N.C. Married James Corbett, Sr.
• 2. John Smith (ca. 1772-1815) married Mary Ann.
• 3. Jesse Smith (ca. 1775-1852), married Mary Pauline Lucas (1781-1868).^{[3] [4]}
• 4. Stephen W. Smith (ca. 1775-1835), married Tereby Pheraby.
• 5. Rhoda (Rhody) Smith (1782-1864), married Jesse William Gibbs, Sr.
• 6. Elias Smith (ca. 1789-1860), married Elisabeth.

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Arthur Smith's wife appears to be listed in the 1800 Bladen Co., N.C. Census. (Age 45 and up.) Is this lady, Ann Pierce?

Arthur Smith, in the 1810 Sumter Co., S.C. Census, does not have a wife listed. Did Ann Pierce die before 1810?

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Bogue Swamp on the Map of Short & Beers' lands... 1887. By Melton Campbell:^[5]

• Columbus County, North Carolina.
• http://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/ncmaps/id/896/rec/2
• A readable fantastic map.
• A few names on this map are:
• Bogue Swamp. Appears to be where Arthur Smith's children were born.(?)
• Hiers of Jonathan Pierce.
• George Pierce.
• Jim Pierce.
• J. S. Pierce
• Council Heirs.
• Mrs. Smith (two properties). Who is Mrs. Smith?
• Smith Branch.
• Palmetto Branch.
• Kaintuck Island.

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1790 Bladen County, North Carolina Census:^[6]

• p. 67- William Stuckey and family.
• p. 67- Drury Smith and family. (There is a Drury in the 1800 Sampson Co. Census.)
• p. 67- Benj. Smith and family.
• p. 67- James Smith & family. (There is a James Smith's Deed, Dec. 17, 1796, shows land- In Lucas's near Burnt Bay, Bladen County, N. C.) A Burnt Bay is about 45 miles from Bogue Swamp, where Arthur Smith had land. In those days, 45 miles had to be a long distance. Trying to identify Arthur Smith's brothers.^[7]
• p. 70- Lucy Smith and family.
• p. 71- Richard Singletary and family. (Three Richard Singletary families in this census.)^[8]
• p. 71- Mrs. Mary Council and family. (Is this Mary (Robeson) Council- wife of James Council?)
• p. 72- John Gibbs and family.
• p. 72- Eley Smith and family. Who is Eley? (There is a Ivey Smith in the 1790 Duplin Co., N. C. census.)
• p. 72- James Council and family. This appears to be James Council, Jr. He married Mary Robeson. His father Capt. James Council Sr. died about 1789.
• p. 74 William Ellis and family. (See James Smith deed July 12, 1794.)

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• p. 72- Anne Smith (This appears to be Joanna Council 1753-1833, the wife of Samuel Stephen Smith- died July 2, 1784. ) (See Johana Smith in 1800 Bladen Co., Capt. Powells Dist. also.) See Deed of Stephen Smith, on Bogue, Dec. 12, 1778.^[9]
• two males under 16.
• one more female.
• Total people in household- 4
• Plus 5 slaves.

Eley Smith, James Council, Junior?, and Anne Smith are listed next to each other (1790 census). This Anne or Joanna (Council) Smith is the daughter of Capt. James Council Sr. and Joanna Willis.

Wonder if Samuel Stephen Smith (1746-1784) is the brother of Arthur Smith?

The children of Samuel Stephen Smith and Joanna (Anne) Council (1753-1833) are: John, Sophia, James, Daniel, Stephen, and Elizabeth, born 1784 (married Jonathan Pierce).

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• p. 74- William Burney and family.^[10]
• p. 75- Sol Smith and family.
• p. 76- Simon Smith and family.

• p. 79- Burrel Hairgroves and family. Burrel listed on John Smith's deed and Stephen's.
• Burrel is listed on a John Smith's deed.^[11] (There are two John Smith's in this census).
• Burrel Hairgroves land on Bogue Swamp borders Stephen Smith's land. ^[12] Joanna Council married Samuel Stephen Smith.

• p.79- James Dupree and family.

• p. 79- John Smith age 16 and up. (See Burrel Hairgroves above. See James Dupree below).
• one male under 16.
• four females.
• John Smith's House located- just below Jonathan Pierce Heirs on Map- Short & Beers Lands-
• On Kaintuck Island.
• The location of John Smith's house is on the deed of James Dupree, Sr., 1787. ^[13]
• James Dupree, Sr. deed: (200 acres)
• Bladen County.
• Issued Nov. 19, 1787. Grant no. 1265. (Book 65, page 542).
• "On the East side of White Marsh Swamp".
• "Known by the name of Kaintuck Island".
• "Just below John Smith's house".
• There are a ton of Smiths in this 1790 census. So, there is a good chance that this John Smith is not the brother or father of our Arthur Smith. Need proof.

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• p. 79- David Mims and family. (This appears to be David Sr. There is a David Junior also.) (Numerous Mims (Mems) families in this census.)^[14]
• p. 79- Thomas Smith and family. And 20 slaves. (Who is Thomas?)
• p. 80- William Smith and family. (There are two William Smith families on p.80.)
• p. 80- Simon Smith and family.
• p. 81- Elizabeth Lucas and family.
• p. 82- Thomas Smith and family.
• p. 83- William Smith and family. (There are two William Smith families on p.83.)

• p. 83- John Smith age 16 and up.
• one more male age 16 and up.
• three females.

• p. 84 Francis Davis age 16 and up.
• one male under 16.
• five females.
• seven slaves.
• Not sure if this is the same Francis Davis that patented 640 acres, June 5, 1740 on south side of Bogue Swamp. This 640 acres went to Able Davis. Then this 640 acres went to John Smith, Sr., proved May 1774. Bladen County.

Because there are so many "John Smiths", it is difficult to straighten them out. If you look at the Will of the John Smith, Sr. (ca. 1752-1823) His Will is in Sumter County, S.C.- recorded March 15, 1823. He lists his wife and six children:

• 1. John Smith, Jr.
• 2. Tabitha (Smith) Wright. (born 1775)
• 3. Levina (Smith) Goff. (born 1780) See Levina in 1850 Kershaw Co., S. C. census.
• 4. Mary (Smith) Mims
• 5. Sarah (Smith) ______?
• 6. Elizabeth Smith. (born 1790)

It is possible, that these two, John Smiths, listed in the 1790 Bladen County Census are father and son. Need verification.

(Numerous Council families in this 1790 Bladen census.)

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1790 Northampton County, N.C. census, p. 580:^[15]

• Elisha Pierce age 16 and up. (1753-1821) Could this be the brother of Ann Pierce?
• 2 more males 16 and up.
• 5 males under 16.
• 3 females.
• Some researchers list Elisha as the father of Jonathan Pierce (1779-1861).

Elisha is also in 1800, 1810, 1820 Northampton County censuses. There are 9 pages in Elisha Pierce Estate Files, Northampton County.

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1790 Brunswick County, North Carolina Census, pp. 22-30:^[16]

• Brunswick County was created in 1764 from Bladen County, etc.
• p. 22- James Smith and family.
• p. 25- William Gibbs and family.
• p. 25- Benjamin Singletary and family.
• p. 26- Dennis Hankins (Hawkins?) and family. And 46 slaves.
• p. 26- Jeremiah Smith and family.
• p. 29- Hardy Council and family.
• p. 29- Simon Smith and family.
• p. 29- James Smith and family.
• p. 29- John Smith and family.
• p. 30- John Smith and family.

• p.30- Benjamin Smith, Esquire, age 16 and up.
• another male age 16 and up.
• 2 males under 16.
• 14 females. (Why so many females?)
• 2 "All other persons".
• 221 slaves.
• This Benjamin Smith must be the one, that becomes the 16th Governor of N.C.
• This Benjamin Smith is "the last of the heirs of Landgrave Thomas Smith to hold title to Smith Island." ?? (Bald Head Island now.)

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1790 Duplin County, North Carolina Census:^[17]

• Duplin County was created in 1750 from New Hanover County.
• p. 31 Joseph Smith and family.
• p. 33 George Smith and family.
• p. 34 Lewis Smith and family.
• p. 38 Frederick Smith and family.
• p. 38 George Smith and family.
• p. 39 Stephen Smith and family.
• p. 42 James Smith and family.
• p. 44 Lewes Stucky.
• p. 47 John Gibbs and family.
• p. 48 Mikajah Pearce and family.
• p. 49 Ivey Smith and family.
• p. 49 Joseph Smith and family.
• I am trying to find where Ann Pierce and Arthur Smith came from.

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1790 Anson County, North Carolina Census:^[18]

• Anson County was created in 1750 from Bladen County.

• p. 196- Arthur Smith age 16 and up.
• 5 males under 16.
• 3 females.
• 1 slave.
• The people in this family are similar to our Arthur Smith's (born about 1745) family. But as our Arthur Smith is in the deeds and the 1784 Bladen County Tax List, this 1790 Anson County Arthur Smith is likely not ours.

• p. 195- Lucy Stuckey (4 people in household).
• p. 195- Wright Pearce and family. (There are four Pearce families in this census.)
• There are thirteen Smith families in this census, including John Smith Sr. and Jr.

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1790 Cumberland County, North Carolina Census:^[19]

• There are about 40 Smith families in this 1790 Cumberland Co. Census.
• There are numerous John Smiths in this census.
• See the deed July 22, 1777, Bladen County- John Smith to his son Samuel Smith.^[20]
• This deed is 1280 acres on North East side of the North West branch of Cape Fear River.
• It seems to indicate this 1777 deed is in Cumberland County deeds.?
• John Blocker is a witness on this 1777 deed.
• John Blocker is in the 1790 Cumberland County census.
• John Blocker was a Captain in the Revolution with Bladen County Regiment.

There is a John Smith from Bladen County, and, or Cumberland County that is on the Revolutionary Pay Vouchers, No. 68 (April 9, 1781Cumberland County) image 587 of 924. And on image 586 of 924, (No. 12) is John Smith and R. Singletary.^[21]

• There is a Arthur Smith in Muster Rolls (1812) Bladen County, N.C. This is likely not our Arthur Smith, as he is in 1810 Sumter County, S.C. census.

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1790 Robeson County, North Carolina Census:^[22]

• p. 136- Samuel Smith^[23] (lists no people?) Lists 13 slaves. The 1800 census list a Samuel as age 45 and up. Revolutionary soldier. Samuel's deed 1782 Bladen Co., lists Ashpole Swamp in Robeson Co., now, I guess.
• p. 147- John Smith Sr.^[24] age 16 and up. Is this John Smith the father of Arthur Smith?
• three more males age 16 and up.
• three females
• two slaves
• There are two John Smiths in the 1790 Robeson Co., census.
• There are two John Smiths in the 1790 Bladen Co., census.
• There are numerous land grants that mention John Smith's property line near Hog Swamp. As luck would have it, there is a Hog Swamp in Robeson County and in Bladen County.

• p. 148- Arthur Pearce age 16 and up.
• two males under 16.
• two females.
• three slaves.

• p. 149- Mathew Councill age 16 and up.
• two more males age 16 and up.
• two males under 16.
• seven females.

• three separate Archd. (Archibald) Smith families listed in this 1790 census.
• About 7 more Smith families in this census.

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1790 Johnston County, North Carolina Census:^[25]

• There are about a dozen Pierce Families and a dozen Smith families in this census.

• In the Will of John Fitzgarrald (August 14, 1749, Johnston County.) are mentioned- Arthur Peirce and Anne Peirce, p. 121. ^[26]
• I have not identified these Peirce (Pierce) families yet.

https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/13766

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1790 Claremont County, South Carolina Census:^[27]

• Sumter County was created 1798 (in part) from Claremont County. Claremont County ended about 1800.
• See Old Camden District-http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoldcam/

• p. 218- John Smith age 16 and up. (1790 Clarendon County)
• one male under 16.
• one female.

• p. 218- Thomas Smith age 16 and up. (1790 Clarendon County)
• four males under 16.
• three females.

• p. 218- Mattew (Matthew) Smith age 16 and up. (1790 Clarendon County)^[28]
• This appears to be the Matthew Smith listed in the Rev. War Service Grant, dated August 28, 1788, Camden District, South Carolina. This deed mentions Douglas Swamp. If you go on Google Earth or maps of Lee County- you will see Tanglewood Plantation on Hwy 341. A mile or two south of Tanglewood Plantation is Douglas Swamp Road. So, Douglas Swamp must be here somewhere.
• one more male age 16 and up.
• two males under 16.
• three females.
• I have not identified Matthew yet.

• p. 218- John Raborn and family. (1790 Clarendon County)

• p. 219- Thomas Smith and family.
• p. 219- Simon Stukey and family.

• p. 223- George Smith age 16 and up. (George is in the 1800 Sumter County Census.)
• one more male age 16 and up.
• one male under 16.
• two females.

• p. 224- J. Smith age 16 and up.
• one male under 16.
• one female.

• p. 224- R. Smith age 16 and up.
• one more male age 16 and up.
• one male under 16.
• three females.

• p. 224- John Rogers and family.
• p. 228- Thomas Gibbs and family.

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Nov. 4, 1793, John Pearce's land grant, Bladen County, N. C.:^[29]

• Location- "In Cain's Neck". (Cain's Neck is south of Tar Heel, near Goodman Swamp.)
• Supposedly John Pearce received this land grant for service in the Revolution.
• John Pearce married Ann Cain, daughter of James Cain of Cain's Neck..^[30]
• John Pearce married Ann Cain about 1794.
• John was born Aug. 4, 1760 in Rhode Island to William and Anna Pierce (Pearce).
• John Pearce died 1827 in Camden County, Georgia.
• Does our Ann (Pierce) Smith connect to this family?

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1800 Bladen County, North Carolina Census:^[31]

• Capt. Ander's District.

Page 163 or 48.

• Stephen Smith age 26 to 44. (Appears to be the son of Arthur Smith and Ann Pierce.) There is a Stephen Smith in the 1820 Sumter Co., census. So., there seems to be several Stephen Smiths.
• one male under 10.
• one female under 10.
• one female 10 to 15.
• one female age 26 to 44. (Appears to be Tereby Pheraby.)

Page 164 or 49.

• Richard Smith age 26 to 44. And family.
• Francis Davis age 45 and up. And family.^[32]
• Francis appears to have 27 slaves.

Page 164 or 49.

• James Smith age 45 and up. And family. (Is this James the brother of Arthur Smith?)
• Benjamin Smith age 26 to 44. And family. Benjamin's land mentioned on William Cromartie's deed,^[33] Jan. 4, 1785, on Cypress Creek, west of Kaintuck Island. See the Short & Beers Land Map.

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1800 Bladen County, North Carolina Census:

• Capt. McKays District.

• p. 23- Thomas Smith, Esq. (age 26 to 44) and family. Twenty slaves.
• p. 23- John Lucas (age 16 to 25).
• p. 24- Henry Lucas (age 16 to 25).
• p. 25- Jon Smith (age 26 to 44) and family. Appears to show 15 slaves.

• p. 25- Anne Smith (age 26 to 44). Who is this Anne Smith? We already have a Johana (Joanna?) (Council) Smith listed in 1800 Bladen County, Capt. Powell's District.
• one male under 10.
• one male 10 to 15.
• one female under 10.
• appears to show one slave.
• We already have a female (age 45 and up) listed with Arthur Smith in the 1800 Bladen County Census- Capt. Powell's Dist. So, this Anne Smith, appears to be unidentified.

• p. 25- Fyon Smith (age 26 to 44). And family.
• p. 27- Simon Smith (age 26 to 44). And family. (This census is online at FamilySearch).

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1810 Sumter County, South Carolina Census, p.515:^[34]

• John Rabourn age 45 and up.
• two males under 10.
• two females 10 to 15.
• one female 45 and up.
• John Rabour and Arthur Smith and others are mentioned in one of the 63 deeds that Nancy Warren sent me 2016.^[35]
• I have not identified John Rabourn yet.

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1840 Bladen County, North Carolina census, p. 211:^[36]

• William Smith age 80 to 90, and family. Who is this William?
• (There is a William Smith in the 1790 Bladen census.)
• John Smith age 30 to 40 and family.
• Arthur Smith age 40 to 50 and family. (Appears, this Arthur also in 1820 Bladen census.)

I have not identified these Smiths yet. This Arthur Smith is to young.

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1850 Sumter Dist., South Carolina Census p. 623:^[37]

• 42-42
• Jesse Smith 75 N.C. (Blind) (Son of Arthur Smith).
• Mary (Lucas) Smith 66 N.C.
• Jesse Smith 23 S.C.
• Thos. R. Wilson 8 S.C.

• 43-43
• Wm. Hankins Smith 30 S.C. (Son of Jesse Smith). The Nomination Form (1977) for the National Register of Historic Places, states that William Hankins Smith built the Tanglewood Plantation House in the 1850's.)
• Isabella Smith 30 S.C.
• Alexander C. Smith (8 months) S.C.

• 44-44
• Stephen Smith 60 N.C. (Overseer). (Who is this Stephen?) (Arthur's son, Stephen, died about 1835???)
• Rhody Smith 40 N.C. (Why are there two "Rhody" Smiths?)
• Tabitha Smith 84 Va. (Deaf). There is a Uriah and a Arthur Smith listed in the 1790 Halifax County, N.C. census. ^[38]
• Stephen E. Smith (8 months) S.C.

• 45-45
• Elias Smith 60 N.C. (Planter). (Son of Arthur Smith).
• Elisabeth Smith 59 N.C.
• Pleasant Caraway 18 S.C.
• Elisabeth Caraway 15 S.C.
• Mary Caraway 9 S.C.

• 28-28 (p. 621)
• Jesse W. Gibbs 31 S.C.
• Rhody (Smith) Gibbs 68 N.C. (Daughter of Arthur Smith).
• Rhody Gibbs 36 N.C.

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1850 Kershaw County, South Carolina Census, p. 96:^[39]

• 752-752
• Gates Goff 73 S.C.
• Levenia (Smith) Goff 70 S.C.; (daughter of John Smith Sr. ca. 1752-1823).
• Levenia Goff 27 S.C.

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1850 Bladen County, North Carolina Census, p. 179:^[40]

• Subdivision of N.C. side of Cape Fear.
• 248-250
• Arthur Smith 54 N.C. Farmer.
• Sarah Smith 49 N.C.
• Mary Smith 21 N.C.
• Sinderias Smith 18 N.C.
• Evan Smith 16 N.C.
• Winniford Smith 13 N.C.
• Henry A. Smith 5 N.C.
• Have not identified this family yet.

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Jesse Smith born ca. 1775, died 1852, Sumter District, South Carolina.

• His Will written Sept. 30, 1852.
• Recorded in Will Book D-2, p.401.
• Recorded Dec. 15, 1852

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scsumter/wills/volume2/swills/smithjesse.htm

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Elias Smith born ca. 1789, died 1860, Sumter County, South Carolina.

• His Will written July 26, 1854?
• Recorded in Will Book Vol. D1-E2, 1828-1868. pp. 571-573.

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• Arthur's great, grandson: Senator Ellison DuRant Smith and Tanglewood Plantation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellison_D._Smith

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Ann (Pierce) Smith, FindAGrave memorial no. 170874224 :

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=170874224

Sources

1. ↑ Entered by Jan Fillingim. April 27, 2016. Thanks to Dot, Nancy and Les for some of this information.
2. ↑ All these children and most of these spouses are listed in Arthur Smith's Will, plus grandchildren.
3. ↑ Mary Pauline appears to be the dau. of Thomas Lucas. Thomas died 1792. A deed of Thomas (Apr. 27, 1786) Bladen Co., lists North West River, (Part of Cape Fear River). Online at Ancestry.com, N. C., Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Image no. 365 of 1224.
4. ↑ Thomas Lucas' Will, June 27, 1792 Bladen County. Mentions wife, Pricilla, daughters Mary and Sarah, etc. FamilySearch.org, N.C. Probate Records 1735-1970; Wills 1766-1883, Vol 1. Image 288 of 337. page 507.
5. ↑ North Carolina Maps, click on Columbus County-http://web.lib.unc.edu/nc-maps/browse_location.php.
6. ↑ This census online at FamilySearch.
7. ↑ James Smith's deed, Dec. 17, 1796, 100 acres, land in In Lucas's near Burnt Bay; joining William Ellis' land. See N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. On Ancestry.com. image 109 of 1224.
8. ↑ In the 63 deeds that Nancy Warren sent me 2016. One deed, dated May 25, 1757, is to a Richard Singletary.
9. ↑ If this is Joanna (Council) Smith, and Stephen Smith is Samuel Stephen Smith, they are married. Stephen's Deed Dec. 12, 1778 Bladen Co. (Now Columbus Co.), states, on Bogue. And appears to state Jockey Swamp? Very difficult to read. Jockey Branch of Bogue Swamp is just above Palmetto Branch where Arthur Smith lived. On Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Grant no. 473. Image 431 of 1408.
10. ↑ In the 63 deeds that Nancy Warren sent me 2016- a William Burney is mentioned in deed dated Apr. 25, 1764. (Columbus County.)
11. ↑ On Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Bladen County. Grant 546. Dec. 29, 1778. Poplar Branch. Image 803 of 1408.
12. ↑ On Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Bladen County. Grant 544. Dec. 12, 1778. Boge Swamp, Bare Pond Island. Image 791 of 1408.
13. ↑ Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Bladen County. Image 1055 of 1408.
14. ↑ In the 63 deeds Nancy Warren sent me 2016- one deed dated 1799, mentions a David Mims.
15. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
16. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
17. ↑ Online at FamilySearch, 10 images.
18. ↑ This census is online at FamilySearch.
19. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
20. ↑ Online at CapeFearClans.com. Deeds 1777.
21. ↑ North Carolina Revolutionary Pay Vouchers, Bladen County, 1779-1782. Online at FamilySearch.
22. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
23. ↑ On Ancestry.com; N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. (Deed- 1782 Bladen County then). Image 228 of 1408.
24. ↑ John Inman's Deed, Oct. 23, 1782, mentions a John Smith line, then Bladen Co.; on Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960. Image 241 of 1408. Ashpole Swamp.
25. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
26. ↑ Website- NC Gen Web. Camden County, Wills. "Abstract of North Carolina Wills", by J. Bryan Grimes; Raleigh, E.M. Uzzell and Co., Raleigh, 1910, p. 121.
27. ↑ This census online at FamilySearch.
28. ↑ See Deed to Matthew Smith dated August 28, 1788, Camden Dist., S.C. mentions Douglas Swamp (On Black River?) 100 acres. Researcher Dot Smith stated this is location of Tanglewood Plantation 2014.
29. ↑ On Ancestry.com; North Carolina Land Grant Files, 1693-1960, Bladen County; Image 396 of 1210.
30. ↑ http://www.ncgenweb.us/bladen/articles_dir/cainfamilies.pdf
31. ↑ Online at FamilySearch, Image 2 of 4.
32. ↑ There is a Francis Davis in a deed from the 63 deeds that Nancy Warren sent me. This deed is dated June 5, 1740.
33. ↑ Ancestry.com. N.C. Land Grant Files, 1693-1960.Bladen County. William Cromartie's Deed. 200 acres. (Columbus County now). Image 1116 of 1408.
34. ↑ This census can be seen online at FamilySearch.
35. ↑ Deed dated Dec. 15, 1824, Thomas G. McCloud, Sumter County Deed Book G., p. 135.
36. ↑ Online at FamilySearch.
37. ↑ This census can be seen online at FamilySearch.
38. ↑ Les stated (April 12, 2016), that Tabitha was the wife of Uriah Smith. We have not identified Uriah yet.
39. ↑ Census online at FamilySearch.
40. ↑ Online at Family Search.