Pipkin Family Association

1801 - To all people to whom these presents shall come, greetings. Know ye that I Jesse Pipkin of the county of Lenoir and State of North Carolina, for and in consideration of natural love, goodwill and affection that I have and do bequeath to my son Elisha Pipkin for other good causes have given executed and made over unto him the said Elisha Pipkin the following situated lying and being in the county of Wayne and Lenoir and on the south side of Neuse River, a survey of one hundred and fifty acres granted to me the said Jesse Pipkin the 27th day of October 1799 on the north side of Panther Creek beginning at a pine in Jonathan Benton's line and runs with the same North 70 East 40 poles to a black jack his own corner, then South 70 East 70 poles to a red oak Hines corner, then North 115 poles to a lightwood stake then North 70 West 175 poles to a pine and from thence a direct line to the beginning. Also one hundred acres being part of a survey granted to Bibbey Burk (Bush?) the 24th day of October 1786 for two hundred and fifty acres beginning at a stake in the third line of said patent and runs South 52 poles to Needham Whitfield's corner and being the joint corner of the said patent, then West 35 East 236 poles to a pine his corner then with his other line North 72 poles to a stake in the seventh line and from thence across the patent to the beginning and one hundred acres more or less containing the land on the West side of Panther Creek being part of a survey granted to me the said Jesse Pipkin for 300 acres the 13th day of October 1765, beginning in the giving line of the patent at the intersection of a small branch to the north of Francis Benton's plantation and runs down the __ of the same to the west prong of Panther Creek, then down the meanders of the same to the mouth of Huckle Berry branch, then up the meanders of Huckle Berry branch to the patent line and then with patent line to the beginning. The whole containing by estimation 350 acres more or less...this 13th day of February 1801.
Jesse Pipkin {Seal}
In the presence of Wm. Whitfield, Jo. F. Bryan

1804 - Survey for Elisha Pipkin
State of North Carolina
Frederick Jones Entry officer of Lenoir County
Claims to Lands in the county aforesaid To the Survey of said County Greeting You are hereby Commanded as soon as may be to Lay of for Elisha Pipkin a Certain tract or parcel of Land Containing One Hundred & thirty acres on the South side of Neuse River and on the North side of Panther Creek Joining of Francis Benton Needham Whitfield Jesse Pipkin and his own lines as per Entry No. 445 Entered the 1st day of Febry 1804 - Observing the Directions of the act of assembly in Such case made & provided for turning out lands: Given under my hand at offices this 10th of May 1804.
Fre'd Jones C. taker

1804 - Survey for Elisha Pipkin
State of North Carolina Lenoir County
By virtue of a Warrant No. 445, I have Surveyed a tract or parcel of land Containing one hundred and twenty three acres for Elisha Pipkin lying on the South side of Neuse River and on the West Side of panter Creek, Beginning at a pine on the North Side of the Road in or near Needham Whitfields line and runs Wt 30 pole to a pine on the South Side of the road and runs So 12 Wt 222 pole to a pine then So 71 E 87 Pole to a pine then a direct line to the Beginning. Elisha Pipkin
Chain bearers George Wiggins, Junior & Steward Pipkin
October the 24th day 1804

1824 - Pipkin Survey
North Carolina Lenoir County
I Frederick Jones Entry officer in Claims for lands in the County aforesaid To the Surveyor of Said County Greeting You are hereby requested as soon as maybe to lay of a Certain tract or Parcel of land for Willis, Jesse and Julian Pipkin heirs of Archilus Pipkin dec'd Containing fifteen acres lying on both sides of Panther Creek remaining of the said Archilus Pipkin dec'd and ___ lines of Elisha Pipkin now the lines of Benja Burns on N 67 ___ & entered the 1st of November 1823 ___ Direction of act of Assembly in such case made & provided ___ given under my hand this 2nd March 1824.
Fre'd Jones, C. taker

1824 - Pipkin Survey
State of North Carolina Lenoir County
Pursuant to warrant No. 678 entered 1st Nov'r 1823 - I have Surveyed for Willis, Jesse and Julian Pipkin - Heirs of Archilus Pipkin, dec'd Ten acres of land in the County aforesaid adjoining the lands of Elisha Pipkin and their own lands. Beginning at a Stake in the head of a Bottom, in their field on the West side of Panther Creek, and runs North eighty one East twenty eight poles to a white oak their own corner, then North twelve East ninety six poles to Panther Creek, then up the various courses of the run of said creek, to a maple ___ corner, then to the Beginning 5th June 1824.
Robt. W. Goodman CS
Chain Carriers
Micajah Bell
Elisha Pipkin

1824 - Archilus Pipkin
State of North Carolina
No 376. Know ye that we have granted unto Willis, Jesse and Julian Pipkin Heirs of Archilus Pipkin Dec'd ten acres of land in Lenoir County, adjoining the lands of Elisha Pipkin and their own lands Beginning at a stake in the head of a Bottom in their field on the West side of Panther Creek, and runs North eighty one East twenty eight poles to a white Oak, their own corner, then North twelve East ninety six poles to Panther Creek, then up the various courses of the run of said Creek, to a Maple ___ corner, then to the Beginning _ Entered 1st of November 1823. To Hold to the said Willis, Jesse, and Julian Pipkin their Heirs and assigns forever. Dated 6th December 1824.
Gab'l Holmes
Wm Hill Secretary

1841 - Wm B. Edmundson to Willis Pipkin
State of North Carolina Lenoir County
This indenture made & issued the 27th day of March one thousand eight hundred and forty one between Willis Pipkin of the same state and county aforesaid on the one part and William B. Edmundson and Julia Ann Edmundson his wife of the same State and County of Wayne of the other part. Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of eight hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the said Willis Pipkin we have bargained sold and delivered & by these presents do bargain sell and deliver unto him the said Willis Pipkin his heirs, & assigns forever one ___ lain tract or parcel of land situated & lying in the County of Duplin on both sides of Poley Bridge Branch, beginning at a Gum & Poplar running S 78 W 112 poles thence S 54 poles thence S 34 W 46 poles to a pine thence W 30 W 16 poles to a stake thence West 12 poles to a pine thence N 5 E 175 poles to a stake thence N 90 poles to a pine, thence South 49 poles to a stake thence S 72 E 136 poles to a Poplar thence a dued? line & to the beginning containing 396 acres be the same more or less to have and to hold unto him the said Willis Pipkin his heirs & assigns forever & we the said William B. Edmundson & Julia Ann Edmundson, his wife do warrant forever defend the title of said land to be free and clear from all & every person or persons unto him the said Willis Pipkin his heirs & assigns forever.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals. The word poles in the 8th line of our __ bottom underlined - Wm B. Edmundson, Seal, Julia W. Edmundson Seal.
Signed and seald & delivered in presence of J.K. Green & Jesse Pipkin.
April 1, 1841, State of North Carolina - This day personally came before me John S. Bailey, one of the Judges of the Superior Courts of Law & Equity; for the state aforesaid William B. Edmundson, Julia A. Edmundson his wife the grantors to the foregoing deed & in the presence of the other acknowledge the due execution of the same for the purpose therein set forth & contained & at the same time & place the sd Julia A. Edmundson on being by me first privately examined separate & apart from her said husband declared that she executed the same freely voluntarily & of her own accord without any fear coercion compulsion of her said husband & now assents to the same - Set the said deed with this certificate to be registered according to law.
J.S. Baily J.S. C.L. & E

1785 - Jesse Pipkin Land Grant - one hundred and fifty acres of land in Duplin County on the east side of Buck Marsh joining his own land. Beginning at a gum on the run of Buck Swamp a little above the fork and runs So 85 Et 32 poles to a pine his own corner and runs with his line So 5 Wt 144 poles to a maple his own corner, thence with his other line So 85 Et 160 poles to a pine, thence So 5 Wt 104 poles to a black jack on Cartors line, thence with his line So 64 Wt 116 poles to a stake on the run of the marsh, thence the run meanders up the beginning.
Dated the 21st day of September 1785
R. C. Caswell

1791 - No. 1313 Granted to Lewis Pipkin one hundred acres of land in Duplin County on the dreans of Buck Swamp. Beginning at a black jack said Pipkin corner on Rd. Roberts line, thence north 64 E 60 poles to a black jack, thence by a crooked line of old marked trees N 85 E 84 poles, thence N 174 poles to a stake on Daniel Hines line, thence thorough a cypress pond with Daniel Hines line W 142 poles to a black jack two holes beyond a marked pine, thenc S 110 poles to a pine on his own line, thence as it S 85 20 poles to a pine his corner, thence his own old line to the beginning.
December 20, 1791
Alex. Martin
James Dickson Regr

1794 - Lewis Pipkin of New Hanover to Jonathan Keathly of Duplin - 50 pounds - land in Duplin - adj Buck Swamp, said Pipkin corner, Richard Roberts, Daniel Hines - patent date 20 Dec 1791 - 100a
Wit: Isaac Hines, John Pipkin
Written: January 27, 1794
Recorded: January 1795

1794 - Jesse Pipkin of Lenoir to Jonathan Keathly of Duplin - 45 pounds - 2 tracts in Duplin - (1) adj Buck Swamp, Thomas Jones - 100a; (2) adj Buck Swamp, his own line - 150a
Wit: Isaac Hines, John Pipkin
Written: January 27, 1794
Recorded: January 1795

1803 - Jesse Pipkin of Lenoir to Archelius Pipkin of Lenoir - 300 pounds - land in Duplin entered in John Roberts name bearing date 2 Oct 1769 - adj head of Wolf Branch, Isaac Hines - 125a
Another tract in Duplin surveyed for Sam'l Tanner - adj Isaac Hines, Jesse Pipkin, Richard Roberts - 60a
Wit: A. Keaton, Daniel Hines, Isaac Hines
Written: December 1, 1803
Recorded: October 1804

1806 - Archilaus Pipkin of Lenoir to Isaac Pipkin of Lenoir - 50 pounds - land in Duplin patented for John Roberts - adj Isaac Hines - 125a
Another tract surveyed for Sam'l Tanner patent bearing date 9 Oct 1783 - adj Hines line, Jesse Pipkin, Roberts line - 60a
Wit: Joel Hines
Written: January 15, 1806
Recorded: January 1806

1811 - Isaac Pipkin of Lenoir to Archelaus Pipkin of Lenoir - $200 - land in Duplin patented for John Roberts - adj Isaac Hines - 125a
Another tract adj the aforesaid land surveyed for Samuel Tanner patent 3 Oct 1783 - adj Jesse Pipkin, Roberts line - 60a
Wit: Elisha Pipkin, Edm'd Whitfield
Written: November 23, 1811
Recorded: January 1812

1817 - To all to whom these presents may concern - Know ye that I, John Tindal of the County of Duplin and State of North Carolina of the first part and Archelaus Pipkin of the County of Lenoir & State aforesaid of the other part - witnesseth that I, John Tindal for and in consideration of the sum of Nine hundred & eighty four dollars, good and lawful money of North Carolina to me in hand paid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge myself therewith fully satisfied contented & paid, do by these presents bargain, sell convey & set over unto the said Archelaus Pipkin a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Duplin & on the north side of the drains of Poley Bridge Branch, butted and bounded as follows, viz, Beginning at a gum on the mouth of the Wolf branch Reuben Carters corner & runs S 87 W 112 poles to a stake thence S 54 poles to a stake, thence S 84 W 87 poles to a pine thence W 92 poles to a ___ thence S 85 W 56 poles to a stake then W 23 W 96 poles to a pine & spruce in a branch then ___ 16 poles thence E 72 poles to a stake S 49 poles to a stake, thence S 72 E 136 poles to a ___ of the Wolf Branch, thence down the run to the beginning containing three hundred and ninety seven acres.
The third day of Novbember in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and seventeen
John X Tindal
Signed in the presence of Elisha Pipkin, Micajah Bell, Alex Keaton
State of North Carolina, Duplin County, April Term 1818, proved in court by the oath of Alex Keaton

1821 - State of North Carolina Duplin County
To Edw'd Albertson & Harget Kornegay Greeting:
Whereas, Lewis Pipkin hath produced a deed of conveyance made to him from Lucretia Herring of a certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the county of Cumberland in the State of North-Carolina, and procurred the same to be Registered by [blank] in the Court of Pleas and Quarter-Sessions of our county of Cumberland and it being represented to our said Court that Lucretia Herring wife of the said Jacob Herring is so infirm that she cannot travel to the said Court of our said County of Duplin to be privily examined as to her free consent in executing the said conveyance: therefore we command you, or any two of you, that at such certain day and place as you shall think fit, you go to the said Lucretia Herring if she cannot conveniently come to you, and privily and apart from her husband, examine her the said Lucretia Herring whether she executed the said conveyance freely and of her own accord, without fear or compulsion of the said Lucretia Herring her husband; and the examination being distincly and plainly wrote on the said deed, or on some paper annexed thereto, and when you shall have so taken the said examination, you are to send the same closed up, under the seals of you or any two of you, together with this writ, unto our said Court to be held for the said County of Duplin on the 4 Monday of May next ensuing, in the year of our Lord, 1821.
Witness, Jas Pearsale Clerk of our said Court at office the 4th Monday of Feby A.D. 1821 and in the 55 year of the Independence of said State
Jas Pearsale Clk

1821 - State of North Carolina Duplin County
To Edw'd Albertson & Harget Kornegay Greeting:
Whereas, Lewis Pipkin hath produced a deed of conveyance made to him from Hamy Keathley of a certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the county of Cumberland in the State of North-Carolina, and procurred the same to be Registered by [blank] in the Court of Pleas and Quarter-Sessions of our county of Cumberland and it being represented to our said Court that Hamy Keathley wife of the said Dan'l Keathley is so infirm that she cannot travel to the said Court of our said County of Duplin to be privily examined as to her free consent in executing the said conveyance: therefore we command you, or any two of you, that at such certain day and place as you shall think fit, you go to the said Hamy Keathley if she cannot conveniently come to you, and privily and apart from her husband, examine her the said Hamy Keathley whether she executed the said conveyance freely and of her own accord, without fear or compulsion of the said Dan'l Keathley her husband; and the examination being distincly and plainly wrote on the said deed, or on some paper annexed thereto, and when you shall have so taken the said examination, you are to send the same closed up, under the seals of you or any two of you, together with this writ, unto our said Court to be held for the said County of Duplin on the 4 Monday of May next ensuing, in the year of our Lord, 1821.
Witness, Jas Pearsale Clerk of our said Court at office the 4th Monday of Feby A.D. 1821 and in the 55 year of the Independence of said State.
Jas Pearsale Clk

1843 - Major C. R. Loftin of Wayne and Outlaw Grady of Duplin to Willis Pipkin of Lenoir - $100 - land lying in Duplin and Wayne on north side of Wolf Branch - adj Wolf Branch, Stephen Hines, old school house - 50a.
Wit: Elisha Pipkin, Wm. Kornegay
Written: November 16, 1843
Recorded: January 1844

1843 - Willis Pipkin of Duplin to Alexandrea Outlaw of Duplin - 224 barrels turpentine - land in Duplin adj Wolf Branch - 158a
Wit: L. E. Outlaw, James Outlaw
Written: January 9, 1843
Recorded: January 28, 1858

1847 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to William Forehand of Wayne - $343 - land in Duplin adj Miry Branch, Bryan Whitfield, Enoch Cobb, Elisha Pipkin - 98a
Wit: John Pipkin, Gabrel Edwards
Written: November 27, 1847
Recorded: January 1855

1849 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to Needham B. Whitfield of Duplin - $650 - land in Duplin on the south side of the North East adj old Rogers patent, William Forehand, Juniper Branch - 217a
Wit: Wm. Kornegay, Nathan Garner
Written: March 11, 1849
Recorded: April 1851

1849 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to William Forehand of Duplin - $175 - land in Duplin - adj Mirey Branch, N. B. Whitfield, Forehand corner, John Holmes - 50a
Wit: William Kornegay, John Ivey
Written: November 21, 1849
Recorded: July 1851

1852 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to George T. Whitfield of Wayne - $380.50 - land in Duplin both sides of the North East adj Nathan Garner, Rogers patent, Juniper Branch, Needham B. Whitfield - 380a
Wit: David Reaves, E. A. ?
Written: January 31, 1852
Recorded: April 1852

1852 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to William Forehand of Duplin - $465 - land in Duplin ajd Forehand's corner, Needham B. Whitfield, George F. Whitfield, Rogers patent, William Arnet, Holmes line - 155a
Wit: Gabrel Edwards, E. A. Sauls
Written: September 18, 1852
Recorded: January 1853

1853 - Elisha Pipkin and William Kornegay merchants trading in the name of Pipkin and Kornegay of Wayne to Austin Swinson of Duplin - $100 - land in Duplin adj Great Branch, Thomas Lee, Nigil Walker - 100a
Wit: B. F. Grady, Grady Outlaw
Written: September 27, 1853
Recorded: September 1853

1854 - Elisha Pipkin of Wayne to George T. Whitfield of Duplin - $200 - land in Duplin adj Wm. Arnit, Wm. Kornegay - 113a
Wit: John B. Pipkin, ? Kornegay
Written: August 20, 1854
Recorded: January 1860

1889 - Elizabeth Pipkin of Harnett County to Alice E. Pipkin of Harnett County - for love and affection for her daughter - $5 - land in Albertson Township in Duplin - adj Jno. Davis, Wolf Pet Branch, Matthews Branch, J. W. Davis - being the interest of said Elizabeth Pipkin as laid off and assigned to her by the commissioners appointed to divide the lands of the estate of her brother John E. Davis deceased Duplin County - land description in commissioner's report
Wit: J. W. Pipkin, J. C. McDougald
Written: March 18, 1889
Recorded: January 7, 1891

1801 - To all people to whom these presents shall come, Greetings, Know ye that I Jesse Pipkin of the county of Lenoir and State of North Carolina for and in consideration of the natural love, goodwill and affection that I have and do bequeath to my son Elisha Pipkin for other good ___ have given Executed and made over unto him the said Elisha Pipkin his heirs assigns forever the following messages, tracts or parcel of land situated lying and being in the county of Wayne and Lenoir and on the south side of Neuse River, a survey of one hundred and fifty acres granted to me the said Jesse Pipkin the 27th day of October 1799 on the north side of Panther Creek beginning at a pine in Jonathan Bentons line and runs with the same North 70 (degrees) East 40 poles to a black jack his own corner then South 70 East 70 poles to a red oak Hines corner then North 115 poles to a lightwood stake then North 70 West 175 poles to a pine and from thence a direct line to the beginning.
Also one hundred acres being part of a survey granted to Bibby Bush the 24th day of October 1786 for two hundred acres beginning at a stake in the third line of said patent and runs South 52 poles to Needham Whitfield's corner and being the joint corner of the said patent, then West 32 poles to a pine Lewis Hines corner thence with his line South 44 poles to a black jack near Jesse Pipkin line then with his line West 35 East 236 poles to a pine his corner then with his other line North 72 poles to a stake in the seventh line and from thence across the patent to the beginning.
And one hundred acres more or less containing the land on the West side of Panther Creek being part of a survey granted to me the said Jesse Pipkin 300 acres the 13th day of October 1765 beginning in the giveing? line of the patent at the intersection of a small branch to the north of Francis Bentons plantation and runs down the ___ of the same to the west prong of Panther creek now called Panther Branch, then down the meanders of the same to the mouth of the Huckle Berry branch then up the meanders of Huckle berry branch to the patent line and then with the patent line or lines to the beginning.
The whole containing by estimation 350 acres more or less, to have and to hold this aforesaid land and premises with all the improvements, privileges, conveniences of advantages to the same belonging or in anywise appurtaining unto him the said Elisha Pipkin, his heirs assigns forever and I the said Jesse Pipkin __ and forever defend all my rights title claims or demands of the same to him the said Elisha Pipkin his heirs and assigns forever against all persons claiming the same by for or under ___. In witness whereof I the said Jesse Pipkin have herewith set my hand and affixed my seal this 13th day of February 1801.
Jesse Pipkin
Signed Sealed and Acknowd in the
presence of Wm. Whitfield & Jo. F. Bryan
February Court 1801
(Note: this land was in Lenoir and Wayne counties and deed was registered in each county)

1825 - State of North Carolina
Cumberland County
Know all men by these presents that I Jacob Herring of the county of Wayne and State above mentioned to bind myself my heirs executors administrators and assigns for a bond of four hundred dollars to make a right to a certain piece or parcel of land to Lewis Pipkin of the County & state above mentioned the land lying and being in the county of Cumberland and State of North Carolina on the upper side of upper little river between that and Cape Fear River it being the undivided interest of my wife Lucretia in a piece of land left to her by her share from her father Elisha Pipkin dec'd the conditions of this bond is that after said Jacob Herring together with his wife do make and bequeath to the said lands to Lewis Pipkin the name above mentioned after it is divided this bond of word and ___ affected the said Jacob Herring have hereunto set my hand and affix my seal this the 7 day of February 1825
Jacob Herring {Seal}
Test James Sharp

1825 - State of North Carolina Cumberland County
Know all men by these presence to whome it may concern that I Elizabeth Pipkin of the County of Lenoir an State aforesaid for an in consideration of the sum of one hundred & twenty five dollars to me in hand paid have bargained & sold unto Lewis Pipkin of the State of North Carolina and County of Cumberland a parcel of land lying and being in the county of Cumberland and State of North Carolina on the south side of Cape Fear river in the fork of upper Little beaver and Cape Fear river formerly known as the land of Elisha Pipkin dec'd I the said Elizabeth Pipkin do warrant and defind the right of the said land to the said Lewis Pipkin to him his heirs and assigns durin my natural life time I have hear unto set my hand and fixt my seal this the 3 Nov'r 1825
Elizabeth X Pipkin
Teste
Daniel Hines
Isaac Hines

1831 - Know all men by these presence that I Mark Keathley have bargained and sold my wife Elizabeth land in the County of Cumberland it being the hole of her heirship of the lands of the estate of Elisha Pipkin dec'd her father for an in consideration of the sum of two hundred one dollars to me in hand paid for which consideration I do bind myself heirs executors and assigns in the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars to make aright to Lewis Pipkin to the said land when my wife Elizabeth comes of age to assign with me which will be same time in the year 1832
The conditions of the above obligations is such that if the above mentioned Mark Keathley and his wife Elizabeth does make a lawful right these then void other wise to remain in full force and virtue this 14th March 1831
M Keathley {Seal}
asind in the presents of
Daniel Keathley

1854 - Land Sale in North Carolina - The Fayetteville Observer of the 16th [January]
The home place of the late Stewart Pipkin, 20 miles from this town, on the Raleigh road, 145 acres, with a small dwelling and good out-houses, was sold Thursday last at $19.25 per acre. This was an unexpectedly high price; showing that real estate is decidely appreciating in this part of the State.

1859 - This indenture entered into this the 12th day of October A.D. 1859 between Hamy Keathley of the County of Gibson and State of Tennessee of the one part and Lewis Pipkin of the County of Harnett and State of North Carolina of the other part, Witnesseth that I, Hamy Keathley for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars to me in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have given granted bargained sold quitclaimed and released and by these presents do give grant bargain sell quitclaim and release unto the said Lewis Pipkin his heirs executors administrators and assigns all my right title interest or claim in the lands of Elisha Pipkin deceased remaining undivided lying and being in Harnett County North Carolina between the waters of Cape Fear and Upper Little Rivers and joining the lands of Neill McDougald and others, and I, Hamy Keathley do hereby bind myself my heirs executors administrators and assigns to warrant and forever defend the aforesaid premises unto the said Lewis Pipkin his heirs executors administrators and assigns against all claims or demands whatsoever In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and date above written Hamy X Keathley {Seal} Signed, Sealed and delivered in the presence of J.W. Pipkin, A.S. Pipkin

1889 - Elizabeth Pipkin of Harnett County to Alice E. Pipkin of Harnett County - for love and affection for her daughter - $5 - land in Albertson Township in Duplin - adj Jno. Davis, Wolf Pet Branch, Matthews Branch, J. W. Davis - being the interest of said Elizabeth Pipkin as laid off and assigned to her by the commissioners appointed to divide the lands of the estate of her brother John E. Davis deceased Duplin County - land description in commissioner's report
Wit: J. W. Pipkin, J. C. McDougald
Written: March 18, 1889
Recorded: January 7, 1891

1811 - Allen Jackson of Sampson to Isaac Pipkin of Lenoir in the County of Sampson on the West of Great Cohary containing three hundred acres bounded by Marsh Branch, Gilbert's corner, Beaman's corner
6th day of Decm 1811
Signed by Allen Jackson
Witnesses: Ben Phillips and E.S. Benton
Proved Feb'y Term 1812 by H. Holmes CC
Registered 2d day of April 1812 by Owen Holmes Regr

1812 - Bedreaddon Caraway Senr to I. Pipkin deed 99 acres
29th day of February 1812 between Bedreaddon Caraway Senr of Cumberland County and Isaac Pipkin of Sampson County on the West side of Cohary, Gilbert's corner, Beaman's Corner, Watkin's line
Signed by Bedreaddon (his x mark) Caraway
Witnesses: Jas. Caraway, John Beaman
Proved May Term 1812 by H. Holmes CC
Registered July 5th 1812 by Owen Holmes Regr

1812 - Bedreaddon Caraway Junr to I. Pipkin deed 10 acres
10th day of April 1812 between Bedreaddon Caraway, Sampson County and Isaac Pipkin of same, bounded by Poley Bridge Branch
Signed by Bdn Caraway
Witnesses: Biggars Royal and William Royal
Proved May Term 1812 by H. Holmes CC
Registered July the 5th 1812 by Owen Holmes Regr