Land/Tax

North Carolina Taxpayers 1701-1786 (Ratcliff, L. A.)
(C. Avis Catalog entry #532)

p. 143
Mooring, John    Pitt    1764
no other Moorings

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #554)

p. 524

10-16-1800
John Mooring to Elizabeth Brown, daughter and Benjamin Brown, husband
10 negroes
Love & affection

 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #529)

p. 532

10-16-1801
John Mooring to Nancy Cherry, daughter and Samuel Cherry, husband
4 negroes
Love & affection

 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #526)

p. 544

10-16-1800
John Mooring to Sukey Williams, daughter and John Williams, husband
4 negroes
Love & affection

 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #530)

p. 524

11-?-1799
John Mooring to James Mooring, grandson (son of James Mooring, dec'd)
100 acres
Love & affection

 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #525)

p. 523

4-22-1801
John Mooring to James Mooring, grandson & Christopher Mooring, grandson
4 negroes
Love & affection
Witness:  John Mooring, Jr.
 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #527)

p. 522

10-16-1800
John Mooring to John Mooring, son
4 negroes
Love & affection

 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book O
(C. Avis Catalog entry #528)

p. 511

10-16-1801
John Mooring to Christopher Mooring, son
4 negroes
Love & affection
Witness:  Josiah Carney, Pleasant Little
 

Pitt Co., NC Deed Book F
(C. Avis Catalog entry #524)

p. 577

10-16-1800
John Mooring to Wm. Mooring, son
Negros
Love & affection
Witness:  Josiah Carney, Pleasant Little

Edgecombe Co., North Carolina Deed Book 18
(C. Avis Catalog entry#543)


Deeds, v. 18 1823-1827
p. 478-9
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-9983-N51S?cat=306915&i=511&lang=en


In obedience to the [...] petition to us directed Daniel Hopkins and Eli Howel two of the Justices of the county of Edgecombe, for the purpose of taking the private examination of Susannah Mooring wife of John Mooring Jun^r touching the conveyance of a certain tract or parcel of Land which fell to the S^d Susannah Mooring by her decd farther Arthur Staton, questioned by us,    did you ever assign a deed of conveyance of the S^d Land to Wilson Howard, ans^r I did    question did you do it by free consent and a Willing mind ans^r I did    question did you do it through fear or compulsion by your husband John Mooring Jn^r or any other person or not an^r I did not but I did it with a willing mind and without any compulsion. Sign^d and acknowledged in the presents of us Feb^y 11th 1826

Daniel Hopkins    Eli Howell                                                                                                    Susannah Mooring
                            Edgecombe County  May Court 1826

The foregoing acknowledgement was duly exhibited in open Court 
ordered to be recorded.

                                                        Test.  Mich^l  Hearn   C.C.