David Kimbell (bef. 1751 - aft. 1794)

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Biography

David Kimbell was born before 1751, based on him appearing in a 1779 Tax List. He was the son of Benjamin Kimball and Lucy Shearin. He passed away after 1794.

Dave was named in his father's Will on 25 August 1794, in Warren County, North Carolina.^[1]

Timeline

1779 - David Kimbell is listed in the 1779 Tax List of Warren County, North Carolina, assessed at £435.0.0.^[2]

1784 - David Kimbele is listed in the 1784 Tax List of Warren County, North Carolina, 160 acres, 1 free poll, 0 black poll. Benjamin Kimbele is listed directly above him, and James and Benjamin Kimbele Jr. are listed at the top of the next page.^[3]

Friday April 29,1785 Benjamin Kimball acknowledged a deed to James Kimball also a deed to David Kimball the sane was ordered to be registered.^[4]

Aug.14,1768,Warren ,North Carolina,David Kimaball was a witness to a transaction of goods ,from Richard Blanton to James Kimball. Mortgage on furniture,tool's ,horse and secure 100 pds. John Nicholson paid the security. William Limball was also witness.^[5]

In the 1790 Warren County, North carolina census, David had 1 slave.^[6]

David apparently sold his property in 1807, when in Warren County, North Carolina. David Kimbell to Benjamin Kimbell Jr. (this is his son) a gift of good will and affection, of sixty two acres inWarren County. Proved by Edmund Kimbell, August Court, 1807.^[7]

He moved to Georgis before 1838.

David's will: Henry County, Will of David Kimbell, signed 3 August, 1838. To Benjamin Kimball and John Kimbell, lot of land in Dist. #2, Muscogee County, #4, with whatI have heretofore given to said Benjamin. To my son Christopher, one cupboard; to my son Gideon, now deceased, $5.00; to my three grandsons, the heirs of Thomas Kimbell, deceased, $150. To my son Ransom, $5 and what already received. To mys on Robert, $250. To my son David, $5 and what already received. My Negro man, Berry, to be sold at public outcry and money distributed among my legatees. After paying my just debts, any money remaining to be distributed equally between heirs of my son Gideon. Appoint Christopher and David Kimbell Executors. Witness Duncon McVicker, William L. Kimbell, Nathan W. Peters. Probated July Term, 1840. Recorded 9 July 1840. William L. Gordon, clerk.

Sources

1. ↑ County Clerk, Warren County, North Carolina, Record of wills, accounts, inventories, and settlements, 1764-1964, Wills, etc., vols. 5-9, 1788-1798; database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9GHG-9MCH?i=413&cc=1867501&cat=116392), images 411-412.
2. ↑ Warren County, North Carolina, Tax Lists, Warren County, 1779; database with images, North Carolina Digital Collections (https://digital.ncdcr.gov/digital/collection/p16062coll33/id/634/rec/4), image 27.
3. ↑ Warren County, North Carolina, Tax Lists, Warren County, 1784; database with images, North Carolina Digital Collections (https://digital.ncdcr.gov/digital/collection/p16062coll33/id/1586/rec/1), image 28.
4. ↑ Warren County ,North Carolina Minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1780-1786 ,page 83
5. ↑ http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/wills/will-abs/wc-wb4.htm
6. ↑ http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/warren/census/1790/1790cen.txt
7. ↑ Warren County, North Carolina, Deed book 18, page 80