Page 176.
John Watts, 65 acres (N. I.) Isle of Wight County, Virginia; north side of the Maherin River, 23 March 1715, on page 259. For the importation of two persons: Bartholomew Highsmith and Nicholas Baggett.

BERTIE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Volume 3 (1730-1739)

Deed Book E, Page 497. Book Page 206.
Edward Chitty, husbandman, to Abraham Baggot, 14 August 1739. As a gift . . . love, . . . unto my beloved nephew, Abraham Baggot . . . after my decease and the decease of Susannah, my wife . . . land on the north side of the Maherring River. Witness: Abraham Baggot. August Court.

Deed book C, Volume 2 (1725-1730).
Page 280. Book Page 111.
Sarah Bridgers to Abraham Bagget, 11 August 1730 . . . 150 acres for £10 on the north side of Meherrin River. Part of tract surveyed for William Brown, August court.

COLONIAL BERTIE COUNTY
Abstracts of Deeds (1720-1725)
Reference:  929.350 B43 V5

Ref. Book Page 9, Deed Book A, Volume 1, Page 152.
John Blackman and wife Elizabeth to Nicholas Baggett, 12 August 1723, 150 acres for £25. Part of a tract granted to William Brasswell on 1 April 1714 on Quonke Branch. August court, 1723.

Ref. Book Page 50, Deed Book B, Page 221.
Mary Baggett to John Sutton, 4 February 1726/7. Power of Attorney to ack. sale of land. February court, 1726.

Reference Book Page 50, Deed Book E, Volume, 3, Page 219.
Nicholas Baggett and wife Mary to John Dickinson, 4 February 1726/7, £35 for 150 acres on the south side of Yourah Swamp. This is part of a tract granted to William Brasswell by patent dated 1 April 1714, on the West Side of Quonkey Branch above “Old Field”. Witness: James Wood. Recorded in February court, 1726.

WILLS & ADMINISTRATIONS
Isle of Wight County, VA (1647-1800)
By Chapman
929.3 046W, Volume 2 & 3

Book Page 5, Page 32.
Carroll, John: Leg. Son Thomas Cooke, Elizabeth Weaver, Joannah Burah (?), son William Cooke, John Carrell, son Reuben Cooke; Dated 31 March 1720. Recorded 27 June 1720. Witness: Abraham Baggett and Edward Chitty.

Book Page 28, Page 16.
Stevenson, John: Leg. Son John, son Abraham, son Thomas, son Charles, son George, daughter Mary, son William, wife Elizabeth Extx. Dated 23 November 1727. Recorded 27 February 1728. Witness: Thomas Flowers and Abraham Baggett.

Book Page 43, Page 133.
Dated 7 March 1725/6.
Price, Joseph: Leg. Cousin, William Price, Jr., wife Martha. Exs., loving father, Francis Williamson and wife Martha. Recorded 25 November 1728. Witness: Francis Harris and Abraham Baggett.

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
Northampton County Abstracts of Deeds
929.3565 N871H9, Deed Book 1 & 2

Page 66, Book Page 407.
Abraham Baggett of Northampton County to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of Northampton County, 3 November 1749, for £20 current money of Virginia, 75 acres, more or less, joining Ruskins Branch, Samuel Bridgers, other lands of Abraham Baggett, Nicholas Boon and Bartholomew Figures, and is the plantation whereon the said Abraham Baggett, Jr. now lives. Witnesses unknown.

Page 71, Book Page 449.
William Bridgers of Northampton County to Abraham Baggett of same, 18 October 1750, £20 current money of Virginia for 150 acres on the north side of Meherrin River, beginning at the dividing run on the river, it being the same 100 acres (150 acres) my mother Sarah Cotton let the said Baggett have a deed for in August 1730. Witnesses included Abraham Baggett, Jr.

Page 73, Book Page 462.
Abraham Baggett and Abraham Baggett, Jr. of Northampton County, planters, 23 January 1750, are held and firmly bound onto Newit Drew of Southampton County, VA in the sum of £250 current money of Virginia, a mortgage on 250 acres on the north side of the Meherrin River. Witnesses unknown.

Page 73, Book Page 463.
Abraham Baggett and Abraham Baggett, Jr. of Northampton County to Newit Drew of Southampton County, VA, 23 January 1750, £102 and 10 shillings current money of Virginia, 250 acres on the north side of the Meherrin River, 150 acres of which is part of a patent to William Brown on 29 November 1706, and the other 100 acres is part of a patent to Barnaby Bryant on 22 March 1742, joining Bryant's Swamp, Meherrin River, Bridgers, and the mouth of Rushing Branch. Witness: Robert Warren, Thomas Lile, and James Washington.

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
North Carolina Abstracts of Deeds
929.3565 N871H9 Deed Book 1 & 2

Book Page 21, Page 101.
Nicholas Baggett, planter, to Joseph Jordan, both of Northampton County, NC, 5 January 1743, for £32 Virginia currency, 160 acres, more or less, joining James Bryant, which land was granted by patent to Nicholas Boon on 2 August 1727. Witness: Nicholas Baggett, Jr.

Book Page 87, Page 69.
John Cook and Sarah Cowman, both of Northampton County, to Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County, 21 January 1751/2, £4 and 17 shillings current money of Virginia, 50 acres, more or less, on the north side of Ahotskey Marsh joining Richard Barefield, the reed and a branch, part of a patent to John Cotton. No witnesses.

Book Page 51, Page 332.
James Wood of Northampton County to Nicholas Baggett, Jr., 6 January 1747/8, £20 Virginia currency, 100 acres, more or less, joining Cotton's Road, Barefield and Cowman, part of 1250 acres purchased from Dr. William Cathcart by James Wood in November, 1745. The said 100 acres being now in the possession of the said Baggett. Source gave no witnesses.

Book Page 87, Page 69.
Nicholas Baggett of Bertie County to Abraham Baggett of Northampton County, 26 February 1751/2, £30 Virginia currency, 100 acres joining Barnabe Baggett, James Boyte, and Dazes (Daw's) Branch, as by patent in 1745. Recorded May court, 1752.

Book Page 74, Page 465.
Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County to Barnabe Baggett of Northampton County, planter, 23 February 1750, for £25 current money of Virginia, 200 acres, more or less, joining the mouth of Dawes' (Dazes, or Daw's) Branch and Campbell. Northampton County February court, 1750.

Book Page 67, Page 416.
Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County to James Boyd, Sr. of same, 1 June 1749, for £6 currency of Virginia, 200 acres, more or less, joining Daw's Branch, Daw's Pocosin and Robert Peele, part of a patent dated 1745, said land now being in the possession of the said James Boyd, Sr. Northampton February court, 1749.

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
Northampton County Abstracts of Deeds
929.3565 N871H9, Deed Book 1 & 2

Book Page 62, Page 381.
Joseph Jordan of Nancemond County, VA, wheel wright, to Joseph Hollowell of Nancemond County, VA, weaver, 5 January 1748/9, £50 current money of Virginia, 2 tracts of land containing 420 acres near Uraha Swamp, 160 acres granted to Nicholas Baggett in 1727 and 260 acres granted to James Wood in 1745, the two tracts joining James Bryant, Richard Sumner and each other, all houses, orchards, gardens. Reg. in Northampton County, May court, 1749.

BERTIE COUNTY REGISTER
Court Minutes, Book II (1740-43 & 1758-72)

Book Page 68, Page 483 & 248.
July 1759 Session.
At a court holden for Bertie County Court on the XXIVth day of July Anno. Dom. MDCCLIX (1759), present were John Brown, Edward Rasor, and William Gray, all Gentlemen Justices.
A deed of sale from Bryan Daughtry to Lewis Jenkins was proved by the oath of Nicholas Baggett and on mocon was ordered to be registered.
The Commissioners appointed to agree with a person for building a new bridge at the place where Lumber Bridge formerly stood, reported that the bridge was built according to an agreement and thereupon it was ordered that the Sheriff pay to Thomas Rouacls the undertaker thereof the sum of £34, which was the sum agreed for.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY RECORDS
Abstracts of Deeds E262.N7 H63

Book Page 87, Page 70.
William Moses of Granville County to Israel Campbell of Northampton County, 21 August 1751, £5 Virginia currency, 100 acres, more or less, which said Moses bought of Isaac Lewis on the north side of Cattawisky, joining Outlaw. Witness: James Boyte, Ann Boyte, and Abraham Baggett.

Book Page 67, Page 432.
Richard Sumner of Northampton County to Simon West, Sr., 8 December 1749, £5 current money of Virginia, 170 acres joining Daw's pocosin, Peele, and Wood, being part of a patent to Richard Sumner in 1745 and being the land now in the possession of the said Simon West. Witness: Israel Campbell and Nicholas Baggett. Reg. May court, 1750. J. Edwards, C.C.

Book Page 99, Page 136.
Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County to Samuel Duning of Bertie County, 11 September 1753, £12 & 10 shillings current money of Virginia, 50 acres, more or less, joining Richard Barefield and the road, part of a patent to John Cotton, including all houses, orchards, gardens, etc. Witnesses: Joseph Wood, John Jones, and John Packer. Northampton County February court, 1754.

Book Page 87, Page 68  929.3565 N871H9.
Barnaby Baggett of Northampton County to Elizabeth Wood of Northampton County, widow of James Wood, Sr., dec'd, 9 May 1752, £50 current money of Virginia, 200 acres joining Robert Peebles, Cattawisky Swamp, the mouth of Dawes' Branch, Israel Campbell, Abraham Baggett and . . . pocosin, including all gardens, orchards, etc.

Book Page 99, Page 138.
William Boon of Northampton County to Nicholas Boon, 25 February 1754, £1 & 5 shillings current money of Virginia, 50 acres joining Crane Pond Swamp, Cypress Branch, a road, the old Roanoak path & Panther Swamp, all houses, orchards, etc. Witness: Cornelius Dering and Edward Chitty.

Book Page 106, Page 182  929.3565 N871H9.
Simon West, Sr. of Northampton County to Simon West, Jr., 3 August 1754, £10 current money of Virginia, 75 acres joining Wood and Peebles, part of the land the said West, Sr. purchased of Richard Sumner on 8 December 1749. Witness: James Wood, Jr. and Abram Baggett.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
NICHOLAS BAGGOT, JR. (III)

In the name of God, Amen. I will and bequeath unto my dearly belo[ved wife the use of my] plantation whereon I now do Dwelle [during her life.] [Likewise my Negro] girle Phillis I do leave to her and all her increase, [likewise while my] youngest child comes to twenty years of age. [I likewise give] to my beloved wife all my household goods and [all my stock.]

I give and bequeath to my son Lewis Baggot my plantation whereon I now do live. I likewise do leave my Negro [girl] and all her increase to be divided between my children when the youngest is twenty years of age; but to my son Lewis Baggot I give no part of the said Negro or Negroes.

I do leave my wife Martha Baggot and my brother Abraham Baggott executors to my will. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand this the 28th day of December in the year of our Lord 1761.

 His Mark
Test:Thos. B. Baggot ?
John Cotton Nicholas A. Baggot

Northampton County, NC
February Court, 1762.

The preceding will of Nicholas Baggot, deceased, was exhibited into Court and proved on the oath of John Cotton, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto. At the same time Abraham Baggot was qualified as Executor thereof, which on motion was ordered to be Certified and Recorded.

 Test: J. Edwards

COLONIAL NORTH CAROLINA
Colonial Records, Volume 4, Page 1123

The Deposition of Benjamin Wynns, late Deputy surveyor of Bertie County, being of full age and duly sworn to the first Interrogatory.

He was appointed Deputy Surveyor by Mr. George Gould and had a Commission from him, said George Gould, for said office of Deputy Surveyor bearing date some time before the year 1745, by virtue of which said Commission and by order of the said George Gould, he surveyed lands in the Counties of Bertie and Northampton from the date of said Commission to some time in the year 1746.

Said Deponent to the second interrogatory says that during the time he surveyed land by virtue of the above said Commission, he made Twenty Three surveys. He had Warrants for all or most of them, whether they were regularly issued or whether they were audited, and their dates he cannot tell, whether the returns were all Pursuant to the warrants he knows not; the date of Warrants he has forgot.

Said Deponent to the third interrogatory says that he has seen a Patent dated the sixth day of April, 1745, to which a Platt and Certificate was annexed dated the twenty second day of August, 1745, which Granted a patent to Nicholas Baggot Land containing Four hundred and seventy acres, which Land is in Northampton County, which said Land he surveyed at the time that the said Certificate bears date and the said Deponent further declares he has also seen one other Patent granted to Benjamin Hollyman for two hundred and fifty three acres bearing date the 20th day of April, 1745, and dated the certificate thereof on the same day he surveyed the Land and not sooner, and that he believes the said Certificate to be his proper handwriting.

Signed: Benjamin Wynns.

JOURNAL OF NORTH CAROLINA
Genealogy of Bertie County

Inventory of sales and divisions, # 126.
Peter Daniel and Elizabeth his wife mentions Andrew Erwin, Elizabeth Parker, Robert Terrill, George Downing, Lewis Davis, Nichollas Bagget, John Brown, Henry Horton, William McKnight, Frederick Jones, Benjamin Johnson, John Battle, and John Southern. By Lewis Davis, Administrator, year 1737.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY RECORDS
Abstracts of Deeds, Deed Book 1

Book Page 61, Page 373. (929.3565 N871H9)
Know all men that we, Elizabeth Baggett and Nicholas Baggett, of Northampton County, 19 September 1748, are held and firmly bound jointly and severally to James Wood, Jr. and Isaac Wood of Northampton County in the sum of £400 sterling money of Great Britain to be paid to said James Wood, Jr. and Isaac Wood upon demand with lawful interest from the date hereof.

The condition of the above obligation is such that the above named Elizabeth Baggett and Nicholas Baggett, at the decease of James Wood, Sr., give a good and sufficient discharge to the above named James Wood, Jr. and Isaac Wood for the said Elizabeth Baggett full satisfaction of her right of dower of the said James Wood, Sr. estate; she having a joynture settled on her in satisfaction thereof before the day of marriage.

Document II (Same page).
James Wood of Northampton County, planter, to Elizabeth Bagget and Nicholas Bagget of Northampton County, 19 September 1748, in consideration of a marriage intended between James Wood and Elizabeth Bagget, a daughter of said Nicholas Bagget, the said James Wood doeth settle upon her the said Elizabeth Bagget 640 acres on both sides of Ahoskey Swamp or £50 current money of Virginia. Witnesses: John Duke and John Parker.

Book Page 86, Page 64.
Received of Joseph Wood, Executor of James Wood, Sr., deceased, 9 May 1752, £50 current money of Virginia. It being full consideration of a marriage settlement made between James Wood, deceased, and Elizabeth Baggett on 9 September 1748, the said Elizabeth being the widow of the said James Wood. Nicholas Baggett, father of the said Elizabeth, is a party mentioned in the said settlement.

COLONIAL BERTIE COUNTY
Abstracts of Deed Book G (1744-53)

Book Page 310, Page 353. (929.3565 B43 V5)
Michael Horne to Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County, 3 December 1750, £25 for 300 acres on Wattom Swamp adjoining William Whitfield. By patent to Thomas Wilson and by him to Peter West by date 7 April 1730. May court, 1751.

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
ISLE OF WIGHT

A history of the County of Isle of Wight,
including abstracts of the court records.
By John Bennett Boddie

Will and Deed Book 1, Page 569.
Edward Palmer of Isle of Wight County, Virginia, planter, and Alice his wife, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, sell to Ambrose Hadley of Isle of Wight County a parcel of land containing 100 acres adjacent Anthony Mathews on 7 March 1673.

Will and Deed Book 1, Same Page.
Edward Palmer of Isle of Wight County, Virginia, house carpenter, and wife Alice, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, sell to Nicholas Cobb of Isle of Wight County a parcel of land adjacent Thomas Tooke and to the line of John Portis on 10 August 1673.
Witnesses: Arthur Smyth, Francis Ayres, James Bevan, and Nicholas Baggett.

COLONIAL RECORDS, Volume 4
Lawnes Creek Parish Tithables, 1683
SURRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA

John Baggott  (62) 0 and Sam Swann     (62) 2.

(The (“0”) refers to persons obligated to pay tithes on the same plantation or household. It appears that the household shown here is designated as [62] 2, belonging to Swann.)

NEW ENGLAND REGISTER

Volume 44, Page 108.
Indentured for five years was Ann Baggot, age 20 years. Occupation, spinster, from Middlesex, England. Date of departure, 30 January 1719.

Volume 3, Page 145.
Thomas Thomason, Sr., 200 acres (N.L.), King William County, in St. John's Parish, on both sides of the Long Creek, adjoining Fleming's line, 16 June 1714, on page 144. Importation of three persons: Anne Harse, Jane Jenkins, and Dorothy Baggatt.

ABSTRACTS OF LAND PATENTS
By Nugent (1666-1695)

Volume II (or 11), Page 252.
Mr. William Ball & Mr. John Price, 22 December 1682, 350 acres, Rappahannock County, adjoining lands of Thomas Edmondson . . . beginning at . . . to Thomas Williams, for transportation of seven persons: John Drapton, Ann Allen, Elizabeth Baxter, William Hartwell, Peter Wood, William Perry, and Sam Baggot.

SHIP PASSENGER LISTS
By Mr. Wenegert

William Bagott, 17 June 1684.
This indenture made between William Bagott, aged 26 years, of the one party and William Orton of Ratcliff, Marriner, of the other party, covenant, promise and grant to William Orton . . . four years to serve to pay for his passing and Mr. Orton is to allow Mr. Bagott meat, drink & lodging with other necessaries. Signed: William Bagott.

ABSTRACTS OF WILLS & DEEDS
Bertie County, North Carolina (1730-1740)

Robert Braswell, 14 September 1734.
Will to Sons: Robert, John, Richard (“the plantation whereon I now live”). Will to Valentine (100 acres of land). Mentions Daughters: Sarah Doughtry, Joan Braswell, Mary Braswell. God-son: Diomes Sumner (100 acres of land). Mentions Wife: Sarah. Executors: James Bryant and Joshaway Doughtry. Witnesses include: Paccence Bryant, Nicholas Baget, and Thomas Bryant. November court, 1736.

ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS
Edgecombe County, North Carolina
(1732-1772) By Joseph Watson
929.3565 E 23W9

Earl Granville of Edgecombe County to Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Northampton County, a tract of land on the Little Contentnea Creek, deed bearing date 25 March 1752. The witnesses were not available when I put this deed in the book. Also the page number and deed book I am not sure about, but I'm almost certain that it was Joseph Watson above. This will be found in Edgecombe County records, 1732-1772.

Deed Book 1, Page 471.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County to his son Shadrack Baggett, 27 August 1762, for love and affection, after his decease, the plantation whereon said Abraham Baggett then lived, a tract of 140 acres on the run of Little Contentnea Creek adjoining the back line of his deed to his son Jesse Baggett. Witness: Jesse Baggett and Elisha Baggett.

Deed Book 1, Page 472.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County to his son Elisha Baggett, 21 June 1762, for love and affection, a tract of 100 acres on the head of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Tar Trough Branch, it being the plantation whereon he then lived. Witness: Jesse Baggett & Shadrack Baggett.

Deed Book 1, Page 479.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County to his son Jesse Baggett, 21 June 1762, for love and affection, a tract of 60 acres on the head of Little Contentnea Creek, it being part of the tract he purchased of Jacob Barnes and granted in his own name from Earl Granville the deed bearing date, 25 March 1752. Witness: Elisha Baggett and Shadrack Baggett.

Deed Book 1, Page 451.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County, planter, to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of same, planter, 27 August 1762, for £20 proclamation money, a tract of 100 acres on the run of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Tar Trough Branch adjoining Elisha Baggett. Witness: Elisha Baggett and Jesse Baggett.

Deed Book O, Page 152.
Jesse Baggett of Edgecombe County, planter, to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of same, 11 July 1766, for £9 a tract of 60 acres on the head of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Quilet Branch and on Baggett's Branch along the line of his father's deed. Witness: Joseph Strickland and Nathan Baggett.

Deed Book C, Page 431. (May be same deed)
Jesse Baggett to Abram Baggett, 11 July 1766, for £9 proclamation money, a tract of 60 acres on Quilet Branch and Baggett's Branch at the head of Little Contentnea Creek. Witness: Nathan Baggett.

Deed Book O, Page 105.
Shadrack Baggett and Abraham Baggett of Edgecombe County to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of same, 10 February 1768, for £30 a tract of 140 acres on the head of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Quilet Branch; it being the plantation whereon said Shadrack Baggett and Abraham Baggett, Jr. then lived, and part of a survey that Abraham Baggett, Sr. purchased of Earl Granville and then granted 140 acres thereof to said Shadrack Baggett by deed of gift. Witness: Henry Irwin, John Martin, and Hopewell (X) Adams.

Deed Book O, Page 122.
James (X) Baggett of Edgecombe County, planter, to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of Edgecombe, planter, 1 December 1767, for £25 a tract of 100 acres on the head of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Tar Trough Branch. It was part of a tract that James Baggett purchased of Elisha Baggett, which was given to him by deed of gift from Abraham Baggett, Sr. out of a deed he purchased from Earl Granville bearing date 25 March 1752. Witness: Shadrack Baggett and Nathan Baggett.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY ABSTRACTS
Volume 2 (1764-92) By Joseph Watson

Deed Book C, Page 300.
Elisha Baggett of Dobbs County, NC, tailer, to James Baggett of Edgecombe County, planter, 10 October 1764, for £20 proclamation money, the 100 acre plantation whereon James Baggett then lived at the mouth of Baggett's Branch, it being a deed of gift from his father to said Elisha Baggett. Witness: Shadrack Baggett and Jesse Baggett.

Deed Book O, Page 118.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County to his son Nathan Baggett, 1778, for love and affection, a tract of 100 acres lying in the prong of Little Contentnea Creek, it being part of a tract purchased of Jesse Baggett and granted to Abraham Baggett, Sr. by deed bearing date 11 July 1766. Witness: Theoph. Thomas and John Rogers.

BERTIE COUNTY COURT MINUTES

Book 2 (1758-1762), Page 518.
Thomas Baggett, Mary Baggett, and Mary Baggett, Sr. to John Grimes land in Bertie County. Proven by the oath of Samuel Deans. October session, 1761.

COLONY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Volume 1, By Margaret Hofmann

Book Page 398, Page 331, Deed 5628.
Abraham Baggott, 5 December 1760, 150 acres in Anson County on the northeast side of Peedee River, joining both sides of Baggott's Branch (which is) a branch of Cartledge Creek.

Book Page 256, Page 725.
Thomas Dockery, 22 November 1771, 134 acres in Anson County on the northeast side of Peedee River, joining John Long and the north fork of Cartledge Creek. Witness: Isaac Jackson and Abram Baggott.

Book Page 20, Page 178.
James Baggot, a land transaction made on 28 October 1765 concerning 100 acres in Bladen County on Saddle Tree Swamp, joining Joy's and Holton's corner.

ANSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA
Abstracts of Deeds by Holcomb
(1757-1766)

Volume 2, Page 42.
Abraham Baggett of Pitt County to John Long of Anson County, 11 October 1762, for £20 proclamation money land on Baggett's Branch, a drain of Cartledge Creek, 150 acres granted to Abraham Baggett on 11 December 1760. Witness: William Stukey and John Kendall.

ESTATE RECORD OF EDGECOMBE
(1730-1820)

Nathan Baggett estate, account of sale held on 11 June 1803.
John Anderson and Sarah Anderson were the principal buyers, and Sarah Baget and Zealphy Baget bought. Recorded in August Court, 1803.
Account current with John Amason, administrator, in which board and clothing were furnished for the orphans. Recorded February Court, 1806.

BLADEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Early Deeds (1738-1804) by Holcomb
929.3565 B632H9

Book Page 24, PP 236-237.
James White, late Sheriff of Bladen County at an inferior court held for Bladen County the first Tuesday in August, 1768; recovered by Elias Burgeson against James Baggett for £258 proc. money, 300 acres on Saddle Tree Swamp on the northeast side of Drowning Creek . . . 20 March 1772. James White (seal). Witness: James Council and William Saltar.

ANSON COUNTY EARLY RECORDS
North Carolina, Reference 929.156 M 11

Anson Records Page 74.
Ordered Francis Clark to be appointed overseer to road from the province line to Solomon's Creek and that his own hands and that of John Thomas, Benj. Skipper, James Baggett, Dunn Rice, John Mercer (Moonseer) and Barnaby Skipper, work same and in connection with the company under Captain Samuel Snead build a bridge over Solomon's Creek. Recorded on 13 January 1772.

Anson Records Page 108.
Ordered that Henry Harrington have leave to turn the road leading from Haley's Ferry down by Colonel Charles Madlocks. To view same: Charles Madlocks, William Speed, Benjamin Skipper, Henley Snead, John Wall, Zachariah Morris, John Jones, Shadrack Baggett, Richard Leak, Edward Almond, James Baggett. Adj. Recorded April, 1777.

Anson Records Page 136.
Petition to Governor, Council, and Assembly from the inhabitants of the upper end of the county for a division to form Montgomery County (two lists). Signed on one of the two lists was Shadrack Baggett. Recorded February, 1779.

Anson Records Page 136.
Petition of inhabitants of Anson County who think that notwithstanding the said county was divided the last assembly, yet the inhabitants labour under the greatest hardships by reason of great distance from the court house; the said county being ninety miles in length and thirty-eight in breadth and the River running through near the middle, which seldom can be crossed without expense of ferriages and sometimes not at all passable; pray to have the county divided into two counties with the Peedee River the dividing line. Signers include (in the 3rd section of document): James Baggett (presumed Senior), James Baggett (presumed Junior), and Shadrack Baggett. Recorded October, 1779.

JOHNSTON COUNTY RECORDS
Court Minutes, Book III (1776-1777)

Page 215.
Joseph Royals (Ryals) was ordered to return James and Drewery Baggett to the sheriff to be bound out to Lewis and Arthur Bryan. Alse and Rhoady were to be brought in by Sheriff Needam Bryan.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY ABSTRACTS
Volume 2 (1764-1792) by Joseph Watson

Deed Book E, Page 189, Volume 2.
Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County, planter, to Abraham Baggett, Jr. of same, 23 May 1778, . . . in consideration of a certain sum of money in hand paid a tract of 100 acres on the head prong of Little Contentnea Creek and Tar Trough Branch, it being part of a tract that said Abraham Baggett, Sr. purchased from James Baggett, the deed bearing date 1 December 1767. Witness: Theoph. Thomas and John Rogers.

Deed Book E, Page 365.
State of North Carolina grant # 257 to Nathan Bagit by Gov. Alex Martin, 28 October 1782, a tract of 300 acres on a prong of Little Contentnea Creek adjoining Abraham Bagit and being near James Barnes' new line.

Deed Book A, Page 362.
State of North Carolina grant # 492 to Abraham Baggett by Gov. Alex Martin, 9 November 1784, a tract of 200 acres on Ward's Run adjoining John Gay and Abraham Baggett's own line.

Deed Book A, Page 370.
State of North Carolina grant # 527 to Abraham Baggett by Gov. Alex Martin, 9 November 1784, a tract of 200 acres adjoining John Gay, Nathan Baggett and his own line.

Deed Book E, Page 191.
Abraham Baggett of Edgecombe County to Daniel Sullivan of North Carolina, 26 September 1781, for £50 a tract of 100 acres lying on both sides of Little Contentnea Creek at the mouth of Round Meadow Branch. Witness: Ephraim Barnes, James (X) Amason, and Abram Baggett.

Deed Book 7, Page 205.
Abraham Baggett, Jr. of South Carolina to Mercer Ward of Edgecombe County, 17 December 1789, 100 acres of land in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.

BLADEN COUNTY DEED RECORDS
Early Deeds (1730-1803) by Holcomb
929.3565 B632H9

Book Page 3, Page 20 & 21.
James Stewart of Bladen County, planter, to Neil McNeil of Cumberland County, planter, 11 October 1768, for £20 proclamation money 100 acres on the west side of Raft Swamp, a tract of land granted to William Carver on 3 March 1755, and by deed from Carver to said Stewart. Witnesses: Joseph Fort and Jesse Baggett.

Book Page 13, Page 118 & 119.
Abraham Barnes to Isaac Lamb, planters of Bladen County, 1 August 1770, for £30 proclamation money, land on Hogg Swamp, part of a patent granted to Abraham Lamb on 28 April 1757, then to Abraham Barnes on 28 April 1764, land adjoining Isaac Lamb. Witnesses: William Wilkenson and Shadrack Baggot.

ABSTRACTS OF THE EARLY DEEDS
Wayne County, North Carolina (1780-1793)
by Joseph W. Watson

Book Page 90, Deed Book 3, Page 269.
Thomas Jarman of Onslow County, NC deed to Avorett Baggett of Wain County, 19 January 1785, for £40 specie a tract of 400 acres in Wain County on the north side of Nuce River adjoining Mials, Ham, Packer, and Flowers, being a tract of land granted to said Thomas Jarman bearing the date of 10 November 1784. Witness: M.I. Packer and Marmaduke Packer.

Book Page 103, Deed Book 3, Page 385.
Avorett Baggett of Wayn County deed to Ezekiel Smith of same, 10 February 1786, for £100 specie a tract of 400 acres on the north side of Neuse River adjoining Mials, Ham, Packer, and Flowers, being a tract of land granted to said Baggett in 1785 and by patent to Thomas Jarman bearing date 10 November 1784. Witness: Benjamin Smith and Henry Johnson.

Book Page 140, Deed Book 4, Page 164.
Benjamin Smith of Wayne County deed to Averett Bagget of same, 5 January 1788, for £40 specie a tract of 320 acres at the head of Buck Swamp adjoining Thomas Edgington and near Fulghum's line, formerly granted by patent to said Smith bearing date 27 October 1786. Witness: Marmaduke Packer and Micajah Packer.

Book Page 169, Deed Book 5, Page 16.
Hardy Pender of Wayne County deed to Nathan Baggett, 4 November 1789, for £40 specie a tract of 200 acres on the north side of Naughunta Swamp adjoining Reuben Mitchel, John Watkins, and his own line. Witness: Absalom Holland & Elisha Holland.

Book Page 166, Deed Book 4, Page 520.
Ezekiel Smith of Wayne County deed to Francis Beaman of Dobbs County, 11 November 1786, for £40 specie a tract of 200 acres adjoining Richard Ham, Packer, and Flowers, being part of a tract granted by patent of Thos. Jarman in 1784, conveyed to Averett Baggett, and then to said Smith. Witness: Abraham Beman and John Spann.

Book Page 71, Deed Book 3, Page 52.
Elizabeth Jordan I, a lease to her daughter, Elizabeth Jordan II, 14 February 1785, for one shilling specie a tract of land whereon Avery Baget now lives, during the lifetime of the first mentioned Elizabeth Jordan. Witness: Arthur Williams and Thomas Reson.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEEDS
Recorded in Minute Book 1, Page 70

This indenture made 5 January 1807, William Copeland of the County of Montgomery in Tennessee, to Micajah Baggett of the County and State aforesaid, for and in the consideration of the sum of ($200) Dollars, paid in hand by the said Micajah Baggett, with the receipt whereof hereby acknowledged, a certain division of land containing fifty-four acres, it being a part of a three hundred sixty acre tract the said William Copeland purchased of Joseph Ashe of Knox County, TN, bearing date 29 October 1800, situated in Montgomery County in the west fork of Budd's Creek. Signed: William Copeland (by mark). Witnessed by: Abraham Baggett and James Baggett.

Test: W. T. Jamison, C.C.

DEED FROM JESSE BAGGETT
Montgomery County, Deed Book 16,
Deed of Gift, Pages 223-4

Jesse Baggett of Montgomery County, TN to Elizabeth Sims, Robert Baggett, Joseph Baggett, ET AL. (This first part of the document distributes land to his children and states that the land is in District 20 in Montgomery County, dated 6 November 1874. He named his wife Leona Baggett and children: Eliza Sims, Martha Mackens, Thomas Baggett, Amanda Baggett Underwood, Robert Baggett, Joseph Baggett, and Rebecca Baggett and her daughter Susan Britt.) Item 6 reads as follows:

I give to my daughter Rebecca and her bodily heirs, the following portion: Commencing at the School House at Robert's and Joseph's line west to a sycamore standing on the right hand side of the water gap, thence north with the old line and with the Dickson Road to the chestnut corner; thence with the old line east to the hickory corner, above my peach orchard in the hollow; thence north with the old line to the black oak corner; thence east with the old line to Tom's line, or the sugar tree corner; thence south with the said Tom's line to the School House, west to the sycamore tree or corner, the beginning. Witnessed by: David L. Williams and John T. Nolan.

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
Northampton County Abstracts of Deeds
929.3565 N871H9  Deed Book 1

Book Page 94, Page 109.
John Bryan of Northampton County to Benjamin Cobb of Northampton County, planter, 12 March 1753, £8 current money of Virginia, 100 acres on Corriroy Swamp, joining Gust Branch. Witness: George Sellers and Jesse Baggett.

ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS
Wayne County, North Carolina (1740-93)
By Joseph W. Watson

Book Page 133. Deed Book 4, Page 87.
Abraham Beaman of Wayne County deed to Simon Smith of Dobbs County, 8 October 1787, for £50 specie a tract of 200 acres, being part of a patent granted to Thomas Jarman bearing date 10 February 1784, conveyed by said Jarman to Avorett Baggett, to Ezekiel Smith, then from Smith to Abraham Beaman. Witness: John Spann and William Daniel.

Book Page 101. Deed Book 3, Page 370.
George Bradbury of Wayne County deed to Isaac Hall of Wayne County, 17 November 1786, for £80 specie three certain tracts of land as follows: (1) 160 acres on the north side of Little River . . . adjoining William Hooks; (2) a certain tract on the north side of Little River . . . adjoining William Hooks and James Boyt; (3) part of a survey for 20 acres, being all of that part that lies on the west side of the Marsh Branch in or near Tucker's line . . . surveyed for said Isaac Hall. Witnessed by: John Howell and Elizabeth Bagget.

ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS
Robeson County, North Carolina
(Deed Books C & D)

Deed Book C, Page 145.
James Blount of Bladen County to Exum Cobb of Robeson County, 2 November 1790, 150 acres on Saddle Tree Swamp adjoining Mussels Branch, Joseph Baggett, Joshua Pharaoh and Humphrey, patented by said James Blount (except 30 acres on the west side of the Swamp for William Humphrey). Witnesses: John Willis and Joseph Williams. Recorded October court, 1792.

Deed Book C, Page 147.
Exum Cobb of Georgetown District of South Carolina to Michael Barnes and Richard Powell, both of Robeson County, 25 June 1792, for £50 120 acres in Robeson County on the east side of Drowning Creek on Saddle Tree Swamp, part of a 150 acre tract patented by James Blount (the other part sold to William Humphrey) adjoining Robeson, Baggot, Pharaoh, Williams and the Thomas Blount lands. Also another tract which Exum Cobb purchased of Samuel Blount. Also 250 acres adjoining said Samuel Blount, patented by said Cobb. Also another tract of 200 acres including the place called the Heneuane [Hurrican?], patented by said Exum Cobb. Witness: Charles Bullock & James Rowland. October court, 1792.

Deed Book C, Page 253 & 254.
Land Grant number 291 to James Blount, 150 acres on both sides of Saddle Tree Swamp adjoining Mussels Branch where Robeson's and Joseph Baggott's lines cross, and adjoining Joshua Pharaoh & Humphrey. Patented 26 November 1789.

Deed Book C, Page 290 & 291.
Land Grant number 272 to Philip Blount, 43 acres in Saddle Tree Swamp adjoining William Pugh, Jenkins, Joseph Baggett, and Joshua Pharaoh. Patented 26 November 1789.

Deed Book D, Page 52 & 53.
Michael Barnes and Richard Powell to Thomas Shanks, 2 March 1793, for £80 150 acres on both sides of Saddle Tree Swamp adjoining Mussles Branch where Robeson's and Joseph Baggott's lines intercept, and adjoining Joshua Pharaoh and Humphrey. Witnesses: William Moore and Philip Blount.

Addendum: A tract of 30 acres was sold out of the patent by deed from Exum Cobb to Michael Barnes and Richard Powell, and is not warranted to Thomas Shanks.

ABSTRACTS OF WILLS AND DEEDS
Robeson County, North Carolina
(Deed Books E, G, & H)

Deed Book E, Page 166.
Charles Barker to William Humphrey, 16 December 1794, Bill of Sale, amount of £120 for a Negro man named Simon. Witness: Joshua Pharaoh & Barton Baggett.

Deed Book G, Page 180-181.
Barton Baggett to Jacob Rhodes, 16 January 1797, the undivided half of a 100 acre tract of land on Saddletree Swamp adjoining Thomas Ivey and Hotton, land granted to Joseph Baggett dated 18 October 1765 & by last Will and Testament of said Joseph Baggett was devised & bequeathed to Barton Baggett. Witness: John Mathews and Harvey Hammons.

Deed Book H, Page 314-315.
Jacob Rhodes to Lewis Tiner, 21 February 1797, £     , 100 acres on west side of the Raft Swamp, near the Holey Swamp and bounded by the Widow Broom's line and Brigg's line, land patented by said Rhodes on 1 January          ?. Witnessed by: John Matthews and Barton Baggett.

NORTH CAROLINA ABSTRACTS
Wills and Deeds  929.3565 N871H9

Page 42, Book Page    ?.
Will of James Wood, Sr. of Northampton County, dated 25 June 1751. Wills land to his sons. Jointure already settled on his wife Elizabeth. Names his son Joseph as Executor. Witnesses: John Parker, William Fryer, and Barnaba Baggott.

Page 87, Book Page    ?. (Will is certified.)
James Wood, probate of his will certified: William Fryer, 18 March 1752, about forty-five years of age, first duly sworn, sayeth he witnessed the will of the said James Wood in July or August of 1751 at the home of the said Wood. Taken before me, John Alston, at Edenhouse.

ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS
Edgecombe County, North Carolina
929.3565  E  23W9 (1732-1772)
By Joseph Watson

Book Page 19, Deed Book 2, Page 26.
Richard (X) Whittington and wife, Olive (O) Whittington, of Edgecombe County to Abraham Beaman of same, 31 December 1771, for £66 proc. money a 173 acre plantation on the north bank of Swift Creek adjoining John Dorche, the tract whereon said Whittington then lived, which was granted him from Earl Granville by deed bearing date 30 June 1760. Witnesses: John Page and Barnaby (X) Baggett.

Book Page 23, Deed Book 2, Page 46.
Abraham (X) Beaman and wife, Elizabeth (X) Beaman, of Edgecombe County to Samuel Page of same, 26 December 1772, for £33 proc. money a tract of 83.5 acres on the north bank of Swift Creek, it being part of the plantation whereon said Beaman then lived, granted to said Beaman by deed from Richard Whittington bearing date 31 December 1771. Witnesses: Ralph (X) Mason, Barnaby (b) Baggett, and Jacob Bethany.

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
North Carolina Abstracts of Deeds
929.3565 N871H9  Deed Book 2

Book Page 87, Deed Book 2, Page 69.
Nicholas Baggett of Bertie County to Abraham Baggett of Northampton County, 26 February 1751/2, £20 Virginia currency, 100 acres joining Barnabe Baggett, James Boyte, and Dazes Branch, as by patent in 1745. Witnesses: Israel Campbell and Rachael Campbell. Recorded May court, 1752.

ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS OF NC
Public Registry, Northampton County, NC

Nicholas Baggett of Northampton County to Barnabe Baggett of Northampton County, planter, 23 February 1750, for £25 current money of Virginia, 200 acres, more or less, joining the mouth of Dawes' (Daw's) Branch and Israel Campbell. Reg. Northampton County, February court, 1750.

NASH COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Abstracts of Nash County Deeds

Nicholas Bagget of the County of Nash to Joel Matthews of same, for £20 currency of this State in hand paid to Nicholas Baggett, 60 acres on Swift Creek, 23 January 1792. Witnesses: Ralph Mason, Granberry Baggett, and Benjamin Matthews.

Deed Book 6, Page 163.
Nicholas Baggett of the County of Nash to James Conway of same, for £60 Virginia money in hand paid to Nicholas Baggett, 150 acres of land on the north side of Swift Creek, joining Granberry Baggett's line & Joel Matthews--to all intent and purposes, as appears a Clear Estate of Inheritance in fee Simple, 16 November 1795. Witnesses: Granberry Baggett and William Wright. Recorded May court, 1796.

NASH COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Abstracts of Nash County Deeds

Deed Book 6, Page 359.
James Conway of the County of Nash to Granberry Bagget of same, for 300 Silver Dollars in hand paid, 150 acres on the north side of Swift Creek in Nash, 14 January 1798. Witness: Thomas Chopper and William North.

Deed Book 5, Page 284.
Jennings Hackney of Nash County, NC to Granberry Baggett, for 107 Dollars and 25 Cents, 33 acres on the south side of Pine Log Swamp in Nash, 15 February 1811. Witness: Jonathan Whitehead and Thomas Smith.

Deed Book 5, Page 308-309.
Granberry Baggett of Nash County to Jonathan Whitehead of Nash County, for One Thousand and Two Dollars, 283 acres on the north side of Swift Creek, 1 April 1815. Witnesses: William Battles and Robert C. Hilliard. Recorded in Nash County, 1816.

ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
Abstracts of Robertson County Deeds

Deed Book Q, Page 194-195.
Simeon Watton to Grandberry Baggett, both of Robertson County, TN, 19 February 1821, for the sum of [six?] hundred dollars in hand paid, 120½ acres lying in the County of Robertson (the grave yard exception) on the waters of the Red River, land being part of a [plantation?] granted to Hugh Henry. Witnesses: John Conts and William Henry. Recorded in Robertson County, 1821.

COLONIAL BERTIE COUNTY
Abstracts of Deeds, Book G (1744-1763)
929.3565  N871H9

Book Page 299, Page 260.
Michael WARD to Rodger Badgett, 27 December 1749, £28 for 100 acres of land on the south side of Quiockson Swamp at Cabin Branch and Crooked Branch. Bertie County February court, 1749.

Book Page 300, Page 264.
Elexander Kenadery to Roger Badgett, 24 October 1749, 60 barrells of Tarr for 150 acres of land on the north side of Cabin Branch, adjoining Edward Cutler, William Freeman. February court, 1749.

ABSTRACTS OF THE EARLY DEEDS
Granville County (1746-1765), By Zae Wynn

Deed Book E, Page 53 and 54.
Joseph Watson of Bertie County to Roger Bagit of Granville County, ca. 1761, for 25 shillings 300 acres on the north side of the Tarr River. Witnesses: William Bagget and Thomas WARD.

Deed Book F--(Page Number unknown).
John West of Granville County to Charles Paris of same, 8 February 1763, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, a tract of land lying in Granville County, North Carolina. Witnesses included: Robert Robinson, Miles Williams, and John Baggot.

Deed Book F, Page 372 and 373.
Roger Baget of Granville County to his son John Baget of same, 1 June 1763, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, a tract of land lying in Granville County. Witnesses: William Badget, Thomas Badget.

BERTIE COUNTY COURT MINUTES
Deed Book  2 (1730-1762)

Deed Book 2, Page 590.
A deed of gift, a certain tract of land from Benjamin Carter to his wife, Martha Carter. Produced in court and ordered to be registered. Bertie County, July session, 1762. Proved by the oath of John Baggett.

SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Abstracts of Deeds (1772-1798)

Will Book E, Page unknown.
Fielding Lewis, Esquire of Fredericksburg and Betty, his wife, to John Baggot of said town, bricklayer, for £40 currency money, lot # 179 in the town of Fredericksburg, 4 August 1767. Witnesses: Hugh Mercer and John Lewis. Recorded Spotsylvania County 5 August 1767.

Will Book E, Page 185.
John Baggott, will dated 5 April 1773. Executors bond dated 19 June 1777. Witness: Thomas Reueley, William Hopson, Nicholas Smyth. Executors: Wife Margaret and James Went. Leg. wife Margaret; daughter Ellinor Baggott. Mentions houses at the riverside. Names his sons: John, James, Thomas, and George Baggott.

MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS
By Baldwin

Volume 4, Page 66.
Will of Thomas Hagoe of Charles County dated 29 March 1714. He wills 100 acres, apart of good intent in the place where she is already seated, to Mary Baggott. (There is evidence that Mary Hagoe married a John Baggott in 1714.)

MARYLAND RECORDS, VOLUME 2
By Gauis Marcus Brumbaugh

Page Number unknown.
Seventy eight acres of land are leased to John Baggott on 25 December 1746 in Charles County, MD. Ages of all three are mentioned in the document: John Baggott, age 67; John Bowling Baggott, age 32; and Samuel Baggott, age 27.

 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY RECORDS
Abstracts of Deeds, Deed Books 1 & 6
929.3565  N871H9

Book Page 129, Deed Book 6, Page 138.
Commissioners Jord, Thomas, Matthew, Joyner, Thomas, nature of power given to us by John Packer and Nicholas Baggett, legal guardians for Ann Payne, minor daughter and sole heir of William Payne and Morning, his wife--320 acres of Cypress Swamp which descended to said parties from Benjamin Wood--112 acres cut for said Nicholas Baggett and 104 acres for said John Packer. Registered 14 February 1757.

Book Page 129, Deed Book 1, Page 369.
James Powell of Bertie County to John Cotton of Northampton County, 17 February 1757, £15 and 10 shillings proc. money, for 140 acres, more or less, on the head of Ahotskey Swamp, joining the Little Branch, another branch and James Wood, part of a patent for 600 acres to James Rutland on 7 November 1723. Witnesses: Nicholas Baggett and Martha Baggett. (This Martha was apparently his wife.)

NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
Bertie County Historical Register
Abstracts of Bertie, Volume 2, Page 346

Will of Thomas Martin, February Court, 1780.
Wife Elizabeth, son James, grandson Nicholas Baggett, Sally Baggett, Nicholas Martin, James Martin, Mary, Elizabeth, and Catherine Hays, granddaughter Ann Martin (daughter of Ann), and Elizabeth Martin. Appointed Absalom Carney and Henry Lee, executors. Test.: Caden Powell, Thomas Howell, and John Douglas.

Deed Book       , Page       .
Lewis Baggot of Northampton County to Joseph Wood, 8 July 1768, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, 100 acres in Northampton County. Witnesses: Ezekiel Berry and John Parker. Northampton County September court, 1768.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY ABSTRACTS
Deeds (1732-1772) By Joseph Watson
929.3565  E23W9

Book Page 74, Deed Book 3, Page 4.
Samuel Page of Bertie County to Charles Powell of Edgecombe County, 16 October 1774, for £37 proc. money, an 83.5 acre plantation lying on the north bank of Swift Creek, part of a tract formerly belonging to Richard Whittington. Witnesses: Benjamin Matthis and Lewis Bagget.

SAINT DAVID'S PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA
Abstracts of Deeds (1770-1790)

Deed Book       , Page       .
Thomas Harrison of St. David's Parish (Cheraw District), South Carolina to Lewis Baggot of the same place, 21 May 1778, for a certain amount of money in hand paid, a 200 acre plantation on Lake Swamp. Witness: Abraham Baggot (presumed his brother).

ABSTRACTS OF THE EARLY DEEDS
Robeson County, North Carolina
Microfilm Reels: C.083.40002 & C.083.40003
State Archives and History, Raleigh, NC

Deed Book A, Page 282 and 283.
Land Grant # 65 to Jacob Blount, 160 acres on the head of the White Oak Branch between the Five Mile & Saddle Tree Swamps, adjoining Ishmael Roberts, near John Baggit and Thomas Ivey. Patented 12 July 1788. Robeson County, July Term, 1789.

Deed Book G, Pages 93 and 94.
Land Grant # 251 to John Baggett, 150 acres on the east side of Saddle Tree Swamp on the northeast side of the White Oak Branch, adjoining Jacob Blount in Baggett's old line, Robeson, and the Pency Bay. Patent dated 26 November 1789. Robeson County, July Term, 1797.

ABSTRACTS OF THE EARLY DEEDS
Robeson County, North Carolina
Microfilm Reels: C.083.40002 & C.083.40003
State Archives and History, Raleigh, NC

Deed Book D, Pages 156, 157, and 158.
Ishmael Roberts to Lewis Jenkins, 4 December 1792, for £8, 100 acres on Raft Swamp, being land granted to him on 26 November 1789, adjoining Thomas Jackson. Witnesses included: John Baggit and William Pike. Robeson County, January Term, 1794.

Deed Book D, Page 49 and 50.
John Baggott, Sr. to John Baggott, Jr., a deed of gift, 9 March 1793, two tracts of land on the east side of Saddle Tree Swamp, binding on the White Oak Branch, adjoining said John Baggott, Sr. and Jacob Blount. Witnesses: Joseph Williams & Duncan Smith. Robeson County, October Term, 1793.

Deed Book D, Page 350 and 351.
Ishmael Roberts to Etheldred Newsom, 13 June 1794, for £300 a tract of 185 acres on the east side of Saddle Tree Swamp, White Oak Branch, adjoining Pugh & Holton, patented by Thomas Ivey, Jr., dated 1 October 1761; and by said Thomas Ivey sold to Lewis Jinkins & by said Jinkins sold to said Ishmael Roberts. Witness: John Bagget. Robeson County, July Term, 1794.

Deed Book E, Pages 152, 153 and 154.
Etheldred Newsom to Alexander Scull (Skull), 5 April 1795, for £30 a 200 acre tract between Drowning Creek and Great Swamp. Witness: Exum Cobb and John Baggott, Jr. Robeson County, April Term, 1795.

Deed Book I, Pages 50 and 51.
Land Grant # 1816 to John Baggett, Jr., 210 acres southwest of the Ten Mile Swamp, on the east of Five Mile Pocoson, John Gray Blount's line and Newsom's line. Entered 16 September 1797. Patented 13 December 1798. Robeson County, April Term, 1799.

Deed Book H, Pages 113 and 114.
John Baggott, Jr. to Etheldred Newsom, 2 October 1797, for $3.00, 32 acres on the northwest side of the Ten Mile Swamp, being the eastern part of a tract of 210 acres entered by said Baggott. Witnesses: John Powell and J. Rhodes. Robeson County, January Term, 1798.

Deed Book H, Page 342.
Land Grant # 1543 to Philip Blount, 200 acres between Saddle Tree and the Ten Mile Swamp, adjoining John Baggett's corner. Patented 30 June 1797. October Term, 1798.

ABSTRACTS OF THE EARLY DEEDS
State Archives, Raleigh, NC of Robeson County
Microfilm Reels: C.083.40002 & C.083.40003

Deed Book C, Page 160 and 161.
Samuel Hammons to Ralph Regan, William Glover, James Biggs, John Baggett, Jr. & Daniel Regan (Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America), 3 October 1792, for 10 shillings: A certain acre of land . . . whereon the Meeting House now called Hammons Meeting House is situated, which shall be appropriated for the use of said Church and for the Methodist Preachers to hold Divine Worship in and no Others. Wit: Joshua Pharaoh and Edward Jenkins.

ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS
Wayne County, North Carolina (1780-1793)
By Joseph W. Watson

Book Page 63 and 64, Deed Book 2, Page 169.
Anthony Herring of Wayne County deed of gift to his son, Joel Herring of same, 15 March 1783, for love, good will and affection the 280 acre plantation whereon he now lives on the north bank of Nuse River at a certain place called Upper Bogue, as by patent granted to said Anthony Herring; also, one Negro woman Phillis and a boy named Jerre, and his blacksmith tools, after the decease of said Anthony Herring.

Witnesses: William Burn and Abraham Baggett.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY ABSTRACTS
Deeds (1732-1772) By Joseph Watson
929.3565  E23W9

Book Page 195, Deed Book E, Page 185.
Richard Galloway of Edgecombe County to Mercer Ward of same, 19 November 1782, for £55 specie a tract of 300 acres on the Little Dam Branch adjoining Isaac Eason, Sr., Abraham Baggett's old corner, William Stukey, and both of the above mentioned parties. Witnesses included: Charles Lee, Joel Baggett, and Abraham Baggett.

Book Page 195, Deed Book E, Page 185.
Richard Galloway to Abraham Baggett, Sr. of Edgecombe County, 19 November 1782, a tract of 68 acres on the Little Dam Branch, adjoining said Galloway, Mercer Ward, and Abraham Baggett's old corner. Witnesses: Charles Lee and Joel Baggett.

MARLBORO COUNTY ABSTRACTS
South Carolina Deeds (1790-1800)

Deed Book AA, Page 132.
William Council to Abraham Baggett of Marlborough County, 20 January 1791, for £17 sterling, 50 acres of land . . . lying in Marlborough County near the Beauty Spot and bounding as followeth: Beginning at a certain division line . . . to the supposed run of Crooked Creek, bounded on land laid out for Benjamin Beverly, . . . and then with the creek to the beginning. Witnesses included: Joel Baggett and Richard Webster. Proved in court by Joel Baggett, July, 1791.

Deed Book AA, Page 134 & 135.
William Robertson to Joel Baggett, both of Marlborough County, 9 May 1791, for £51 sterling, 150 acres which is situated on the northeast side of Crooked Creek in the Beauty Spot, joining Thomas Deans line, Beverly's line, Councell's line, and partly joining Abraham Baggett's line. Witnesses: Abraham Baggett and Jonathan Stuckey. Proved before William Easterling, Justice, by Abraham Baggett, 15 July 1791.

RICHMOND COUNTY ABSTRACTS
North Carolina Deeds (1790-1800)

Michael Mason to Joel Baggett, both of Marlborough County, 11 November 1794, £150 sterling money, a certain piece or parcel of land (300 acres) in Richmond County, NC. Witness: George Greer and Nedham Skipper.

MARLBOROUGH COUNTY, SC
BOND FOR TITLE
200 ACRES OF LAND

Deed Book AA, Page 139.
Dickson Pearce and Silas Pearce, both of Marlborough County, 7 January 1789, to Abraham Baggett, late of the State and County aforesaid, planter. For penal sum: £100 sterling. Condition of obligation: To convey . . . to said Abraham Baggett 200 acres of land . . . lying and being between Thomas Deans land and Silas Pearce's plantation and . . . Ward's lands on the Three Creeks on or before the 1st day of January next ensuing the date hereof. Witnesses: Jesse Baggett and Edward Roe. Signed: Dickson Pearce and Silas Pearce. Proved by Jesse Baggett on 2 January 1792.

Deed Book AA, Page 237 & 238.
Dickson Pearce, planter, to Abraham Baggett, planter, both of Marlborough County, 4 January 1792, for £40 sterling money, a certain parcel of land containing 200 acres, more or less, including the plantation whereon the said Abraham Baggett now lives, the same part of a tract of 300 acres originally granted to the said Dickson Pearce by his Excellence Charles Pincknet, Esq., Governor, grant bearing the date of 5 February 1787. Situated in the District of Cheraw on the north-east side of the great Pee Dee on the south side of Crooked Creek near the Beauty Spot . . . the part con-veyed to said Abraham Baggett being the upper part of the said tract and the part including the said Baggett's plantation whereon he now lives . . . the same being 200 acres, more or less. Witness: Simeon Bethea and Isaac Sumrall. Proved by Simeon Bethea before William Easterling, Justice, 5 January 1792. Recorded 1792.

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