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(1743) James Morris (of Cape Fear) to Aeneas McIntosh (time of apprentice)

Filed Under: Craven County (NC) Deeds, Craven County Morris Grantors, Deeds Tagged With: Brown, Cape Fear, Duncan, McGuin, McIntosh, Orton, York County (Virginia)

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Ball's Creek Bay Bush Pocosin Bay River Beaufort County Betea Creek Cabbin Creek Cabin Creek Branch Cape Fear Carteret County Clubfoot Creek Core Creek Crooked Run Dawson's Creek Dover Dover Road Dryborough Flat Swamp Goose Creek Great Branch Greene County (Georgia) Harrison's Bridge Hyde County Island of Grenada Jarvis Pond Jones County Kitt Swamp Little Chinquapin Creek Little Creek Little Swift Creek Maul Swamp Miller's Island Neale's Creek (Neal's Creek) Neuse River (North Side) Neuse River (South Side) New Bern Nunn's Branch Onslow County Palmetto Swamp Proctor's Creek Pulaski County (Georgia) Raleigh Riggs Creek Savanna Creek Shadock's Creek Shipp's Corner Smith's Creek Swift Creek Thomas Creek Tillman's Cabin Tingle's Bridge Trent Creek Trent River Upper Broad Creek Vandemere Creek Watery Branch

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(1834) Joseph M. Morris & wife Nancy to William Muse
(1834) Joseph M. Morris & his wife, Nancy, to Eliakin Patrick (of Beaufort County)
(1832) Jesse & Susannah Morris, Joshua & Mary Rice, Benjamin & Barbara Dixon, Stephen Gatlin, and David Gatlin to John Leigh
(1818) William Morris (of New Bern) to Thomas S. Singleton (of Hyde County)
(1815) Laban Morris to Hiram Pollard
(1815) John Morris to William Lewis
(1805) James & Anne Morris and Lazarus Gatlin to John Gatlin
(1804) John Morris to William Lewis (grandson)
(1799) Aron Morris to William Brooks
(1785) Moses Morris (of Carteret County) to Thomas Heady
(1764) John Morris to William Willcocks
(1771) William Morris to William Harrison
(1771) John Morris to John Oliver (mariner)
(1769) William Morriss to John Oliver (planter)
(1768) Lodowick Morris (of Onslow County) to Mary Lee (of Wilmington)

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