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• Hij is geboren voor 1720* in Chowan County, North Carolina ac.
• Hij is overleden voor Dec 1779* in Hertford County, North Carolina ac.
• Hij is begraven in Hertford County, North Carolina ac.
• Hij is geadopteerd door Jonathan Kittrell en Ann Mrs2 Jonathan
• Een kind van Jonathan Kittrell en Wife1 Mrs1Jonathan
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 13 november 2014.

Gezin van John Kittrell Sr. K 1

Hij is getrouwd met Sarah Roundtree.Bron 1

Zij zijn getrouwd na 1730 te North Carolina.

Kind(eren):

1. John Kittrell  > -1793 
2. Jonathan Kittrell   
3. George Kittrell  > -1795 
4. Jethro Kittrell  > -> 1771 
5. Absalom Kittrell  1746-???? 
6. Moses Kittrell  > -1790 
7. Sarah Kittrell  > -± 1778 
8. Mary Kittrell  > -< 1779

Notities over John Kittrell Sr. K 1

20362 as of 13Nov14

Keteral, John,
land grant to, 20362
vol. 4 p. 649 .
At a Council held at Edenton the 17th November 1743. Present as before
The following Persons were admitted to prove their rights in order to their taking up of Land Vizt
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Thomas Rawlings Craven2Wm Boyd Craven1
Joseph Sassnot Do 1Robt Halton N. Hanover20
His Excellency was pleased with the consent of his Majesty's Council to order a Proclamation for all Persons that have publick monies in their hands, or any ways indebted to the Publick to appear and lay their Accounts before the Committee of Publick Accounts next February at Bath
His Excellency was likewise pleased with the consent of his Majestys Council, to order a Proclamation for all his Majesty's Tenants to pay in their Quit rents due from them to his Majesty, into the hands of his Majestys Receiver General, by the 25th of March at the usual Places and to give notice that they will be distrained upon in case of default
Read the following Petitions for Warrants Vizt
Henry Sims 400 Edgcombe, Thomas Jermain 100 Craven, Hector McAlister 200 Bladen, Joseph Sessnot 100 Craven, Thos Rawlings 100 Do, Wm Boyd 100 Do, Edmund Murphy 300 Do, Jno Wilkins 200 Chowan, Timothy Winslow 540 Perquimons, Ephriam Vernon 300 Bladen, Jno Wilkins 200 Perquimons, Jno Davis 400 Bladen, Robt Colley 200 Do, Wm Chambers 200 Craven, Nichs Bacon 300 Do, Needham Bryant 50 Do, Abra Odam 500 N. Hanover, James Norris 300 Craven, Wm Mills 150 Onslow, John Smith (Senr) 200 Hyde, Thos Sasser 250 Craven, Frans Stringer 400 Craven, Hector McAlister 240 Bladen, Thos Devaughan 200 N. Hanover, John Keteral 500 Bertie, Danl Mashburne
-------------------- page 650 -------------------- 100 Onslow, Needham Bryant 100 Bertie, Joseph Edmonson 150 Craven, Jos. Portevont 300 N. Hanover, Jas Wright 300 Onslow, Jno Cockrane 200 N. Hanover, Jno Roberts 20C Craven, Ditto 100 Do, Levie Fruhitt 300 Do, Jas McLeweane 200 Do, Jno Stanerland 150 Do, Edward Williams 300 Do. Granted
Read the following Petitions for Patents for Land Vizt
Saml Chadwick 175 Carteret, Do 400 Do, Peter Dougher 400 Currituck, John Etheridge 300 Do, Ditto 600 Do, Ditto 400 Do, Thos Tiney 138 N. Hanover, Jno. Hill 100 Craven, Do 200 Do, Saml Johnston 400 Onslow, Richd Lovet 66 Craven, John Campbell 300 Chowan, James Copeland 550 Do, Richd Lovet 320 Craven, Danl Mashburne 300 Onslow, Roger Moor 600 N. Hanover, Marmaduke Norfleet 200 Edgcombe, Isaac Ricks 150 Do, Henry Roads 150 Onslow, Math Rowan 640 Bladen, Caleb Williams 100 Currituck Granted
http://docsouth.unc.edu/csr/index.html/document/csr04-0198#p4-649

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DOCUMENTATION OF MUCH OF THIS PERSON'S LIFE IS NEEDED.

There seems no basis for the date of birth or for even having John as the first born. If John were the first born it might say something as the names of the grandparents. However to keep the John Kittrell branch happily in step, nothing as radical as placing John as a younger son was done and Mary was moved back one notch from being arbitrarily the eldest, but all of this is pure speculation at the moment.

Likewise the children are given arbitrary years of birth until proof of a year or near year is known or provided.

The below will some day be replaced with John and Sarah Roun(d)tree Kittrell information much of which we presently have, but the below is useful information and explains the choice of Chowan County for John's birth county.

DOCUMENTATION OF MUCH OF THIS PERSON'S LIFE IS NEEDED.

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Formation of NC counties and other boundary-related information. The information in this timeline is mostly taken from The Formation of the North Carolina Counties, 1663-1943, by David Leroy Corbitt, Raleigh: Division of Archives and History, NC Dept. of Cultural Resources, 1950. Copyright 1987 by the Division of Archives and History. This book has a great deal of additional information about county boundaries, giving the descriptions as they were set out in the laws at the time they were established. Many (most?) county boundaries have changed over the years. Frequently portions of one county were annexed to another. All these details are described in the book, and omitted from this timeline.

North Carolina Time Line

YEAR MONTH DAY EVENT

1663 0 0 Charles II granted Carolina to the eight Lords Proprietors. From 1663 to

1670 0 0 Chowan Precinct, Carolina formed as a subdivision of Albemarle County. Bertie was formed in 1722 from Chowan. Tyrrell was formed in 1729 from Chowan, Bertie, Currituck, and Pasquotank. Hertford was formed in 1759 from Chowan, Bertie and Northampton. Gates was formed in 1779 from Chowan, Perquimans, and Hertford. G

1670 0 0 Perquimans Precinct, Carolina was formed as a subdivision of Albemarle County. Gates was formed in 1779 from Chowan, Perquimans and Hertford.

1710 12 7 North and South Carolina become separate colonies.

1712 0 0 Craven is new name for Archdale Precinct. Carteret formed in 1722 from Craven; New Hanover in 1729 from Craven; Johnston in 1746 from Craven; Jones in 1778 from Craven; Pamlico in 1872 from Craven and Beaufort.

1712 0 0 Beaufort is new name for Pamptecough Precinct. Pitt was formed from Beaufort in 1760. Pamlico County formed in 1872 from Beaufort and Craven.

1722 0 0 Bertie Precinct, NC formed from Chowan. Tyrrell formed in 1729 from Chowan, Bertie, Currituck and Pasquotank. Edgecombe and Northhampton were formed in 1741 from Bertie. Hertford was formed in 1759 from Bertie, Chowan and Northampton.

1722 0 0 Carteret Precinct, NC formed from Craven Precinct.
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1728 0 0 The NC/VA border was surveyed. This placed the border considerably further north than many people had thought.

1729 0 0 NC became a Royal Colony. Seven of the eight Lords Proprietors sold their shares back to the Crown. The eighth, Lord Granville, retained his share, leading to the establishment of the Granville District in 1744. In this district, land was granted by Lord Granville but he had no governmental authority. In 1729, the Carolinas were proprietary colonies. In 1729, seven of the Lords Proprietors sold their shares back to the Crown, and NC became a Royal Colony. Initially, the administrative units were counties which soon were subdivided into precincts, thus making precincts the more important unit. In 1739, all precincts became counties. The older counties (Albemarle and Bath) became extinct. ...

1734 0 0 Bladen Precinct, NC formed from New Hanover. Anson was formed in 1750 from Bladen. Orange was formed in 1752 from Bladen, Granville and Johnston. Cumberland was formed in 1754 from Bladen. Brunswick was formed in 1764 from Bladen and New Hanover. Robeson was formed in 1787 from Bladen. Columbus was formed in 1808 from Brunswick and Bladen.

1739 0 0 All NC Precincts become Counties.

1741 0 0 Edgecombe Co., NC formed from Bertie. Granville formed in 1746 from Edgecombe. Halifax was formed in 1758 from Edgecombe. Nash was formed in 1777 from Edgecombe. Wilson was formed in 1855 from Edgecombe, Nash, Johnston and Wayne.

1741 0 0 Northampton Co., NC was formed from Bertie. Hertford was formed in 1759 from Chowan, Bertie and Northampton

1744 0 0 The Granville District was surveyed. This covered the northern portion of NC. "A researcher can easily approximate the Granville line by drawing an east-west line across North Carolina using the lower lines of Chatham, Randolph, Davidson, and Rowan counties as a guide." ("Land Grants" by Margaret M. Hofmann, in North Carolina Research: Genealogy and Local History, p. 301.) From 1744 to 1763 land in this area was granted by Lord Granville. From 1764 to 1777, no land was granted in this area!

1746 0 0 Granville Co., NC formed from Edgecombe. Orange formed in 1752 from Johnston, Bladen and Granville. Bute was formed in 1764 from Granville. Vance was formed in 1881 from Granville, Warren and Franklin.

1746 0 0 Johnston Co., NC was formed from Craven Co. Orange Co. was formed in 1752 from Johnston, Bladen, and Granville. Dobbs was formed in 1758 from Johnston. Wake was formed in 1770 from Johnston, Cumberland, and Orange. Wilson was formed in 1855 from Edgecombe, Nash, Johnston and Wayne.

1752 0 0 Orange Co., NC was formed from Johnston, Bladen and Granville. Chatham was formed in 1770 from Orange. Guilford was formed in 1770 from Rowan and Orange. Wake was formed in 1770 from Johnston, Cumberland and Orange. Caswell was formed in 1771 from Orange. Alamance was formed in 1849 from Orange. Durham was formed in 1881 from Orange and Wa
1754 0 0 Cumberland Co., NC formed from Bladen. Its name was briefly changed to Fayette County in 1784, but changed back again before the end of the year. Wake was formed

1760 5 1 Hertford Co., NC formed from Chowan, Bertie, and Northampton. Gates formed in 1779 from Chowan, Hertford, and Perquimans.

1760 0 0 Pitt Co., NC was formed from Beaufort.

1762 0 0 Mecklenburg Co., NC was formed from Anson. Tryon was formed in 1768 from Mecklenburg. Cabarrus was formed in 1792 from Mecklenburg. Union was formed in 1842 from Anson and Mecklenburg.

1764 6 10 Bute Co., NC formed from Granville. Bute was abolished in 1779 and was divided into Warren and Franklin counties.

1764 0 0 NC/SC border east of the Catawba River surveyed. (See 1772 note.)

1770 0 0 Wake Co., NC was formed from Johnston, Cumberland, and Orange. Durham was formed in 1881 from Orange and Wake.
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1771 4 1 Chatham Co., NC formed from Orange. Lee formed in 1907 from Chatham and Moore.

1772 0 0 NC/SC border west of the Catawba River surveyed. Prior to the surveys (1764 and 1772), "much of the territory in the north-central and north-western part of South Carolina was considered to be North Carolina. The South Carolina counties of Marlboro, Chesterfield, Lancaster, York, Chester, Union, Spartanburg, Cherokee, and portions of Greenville, Laurens and Newberry are involved." (_Guide to South Carolina Research and Records_, by Brent Holcomb, Colombia, SC, 1991, p. 37) Much of Tryon County, NC became SC after the 1772 survey. In fact, the Tryon County courthouse had to be moved!

1779 0 0 Lincoln Co., NC was formed from Tryon. (Tryon abolished at that time.) Cleveland was formed in 1841 from Rutherford and Lincoln. Catawba was formed in 1842 from Lincoln. Gaston was formed in 1846 from Lincoln.

1779 0 0 Warren Co., NC was formed from Bute. (Bute was abolished at that time.) Vance was formed in 1881 from Granville, Warren and Franklin.

1779 0 0 Franklin Co., NC formed from Bute. Vance formed in 1881 from Granville, Franklin and Warren.

1779 0 0 Gates Co., NC formed from Chowan, Hertford and Perquimans.

1779 0 0 Rutherford Co., NC was formed from Tryon (which ceased to exist at that time). Buncombe was formed in 1791 from Burke and Rutherford. Cleveland was formed in 1841 from Rutherford and Lincoln. McDowell was formed in 1842 from Rutherford and Burke. Polk was formed in 1855 from Rutherford and Henderson.

1783 0 0 Davidson Co., now TN, formed from Washington Co., now TN. Sumner (now TN) was formed in 1787 from Davidson. Tennessee County (now TN) was formed in 1788 from Davidson. The territory that became the state of Tennessee was ceded to the U.S. on April 2, 1790. (Note: there is also a Davidson Co, NC, formed in 1822.)

1788 0 0 Tennessee Co. (now TN) was formed in 1788 from Davidson (now TN). (When the state of TN was formed in 1796, Tennessee County was divided into Montgomery and Robertson Counties.)

1790 4 2 NC cedes Tennessee territory to the United States. This included Washington, Sullivan, Davidson, Greene, Hawkins, Sumner and Tennessee Counties, which no longer were part of NC. This territory was initially known as the Territory South of the Ohio. Tennessee became a state in 1796.

1792 0 0 Cabarrus Co., NC formed from Mecklenburg.

1822 0 0 Davidson Co., NC formed from Rowan.

1838 0 0 Henderson Co., NC formed from Buncombe. Polk was formed in 1855 from Rutherford and Henderson. Transylvania was formed in 1861 from Henderson and Jackson.

1849 0 0 Forsyth Co., NC formed from Stokes.

1870 0 0 Dare Co., NC formed from Currituck, Tyrrell, and Hyde.

1881 0 0 Durham Co., NC formed from Orange and Wake.

1881 0 0 Vance Co., NC was formed from Granville, Warren, and Franklin.
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