[Murphys & others in "Court Minutes of Granville County North Carolina,
1746-1820", by Zae Hargett Gwynn, 1977]
[excerpted by Mark A. Murphy, 11 Mar 2002]

pp. 58-59
Nov. Term of Court 1761
69- Zachariah Bullock vrs. Robert Adams.  David Rogers vrs. George
Rochell, with Robert Jones, by power of attorney.  Benjamin Person vrs.
William Massey (Robert Jones, Jr., attorney).  Executors of Charles
Poythress, deceased, vrs. Benjamin MURPHY.

p. 215
May Court 1806- Grand Jurors were: John Owen, Sr., Edward Bullock, 
Augustine Harris, Henry Rowland, John Graves, Vincent Russ, Robert
Thomas, Ralph Graves, Francis Lewis, Warner Taylor, Mathew Wilson,
William MURPHY, Benjamin Clardy, Daniel Glover, and Nathaniel Lewis.

p. 266
November Court 1816
Deed of Gift from Rowland Bryant to John Deban MURPHY for negro Green.

p. 268
February Term 1817
Frank N. W. Burton and wife Lavenia B. (daughter of late Col. Hardy
MURFREE) sell all her property of land in Tennessee and in North
Carolina to Leonard Henderson.

p. 285
May Court 1820
Daniel MURPHY begat bastard on the body of Polly MURPHY and must pay
support of them.  


Crews (Cruise)

p. 6
August Term 1787
Caleb B. CREWS appointed overseer of road from Hatcher Run to Tar River
instead of Wm. Longmire.

p. 16
February 1788
Jurors for Grand Jury selected:  Wm. Webb, foreman, Saml. Clay, John
Summerville, Lewis Amis, Samuel Jackson, Elijah Mitchell, Caleb CREWS,
Joseph McDonald, Lewis Bennett, Jno. Kittrell, Jr., Avery Parham, 
Robert Allison, Jr., Samuel Harris, William Glass, James Satterwhite.

p. 21
May Court 1788
Tax collectors
...Caleb CRUISE....

p. 32
February 1789
Saml. Clay proved deed from Nathan Bass to Gideon CREWS for 100 acres.

p. 70
August 1786 Court
James CREWS vrs. Robt. Malone.

p. 71
November 1786
James CREWS proved deed from William Glass to Ambrose Baker for 640 
acres.

p. 109
October 1783
Insolvents: ...Joseph CREWS...

p. 145
Jurors for November Court 1796
...Gideon CREWS...

p. 191
August Court 1801
Anne Lewis, orphan of Thomas Lewis, bound to Caleb CREWS, being 6 years
old.

p. 237
February Court 1811
James CREWS appointed guardian to Nancy and Patsy Earl, with Michael
Hunt and Joseph Sears as his bondsmen.

p. 251
February Court 1814
Will of Caleb CREWS, deceased, proved by Phillip A. Johnson and William
Mallory, Sr. and Meredith CREWS qualified as executor.

p. 260
November Court 1815
Will of Gideon CREWS, deceased, proved by John Lemay and Richard E.
Lemay, and Gideon and James CREWS qualified as executors.

p. 265
November Court 1816
Administration on the estate of Lewis Parham, deceased, granted to 
Lewis Parham with Samuel Hayes and Wm. CREWS as bondsmen.

p. 266
November Court 1816
Volentine Mayfield and wife and Elizabeth Hunt petition to divide 1300
acres adjoining land of Abraham Davis and James CREWS whereon testator
last lived before his death...

p. 279
May Term 1819
Joseph CREWS transferred to Leslie Gilliam and Rhodes N. Herndon for
his part of his father's estate.

p. 282
August Term 1819
Will of Zebiah Earl, deceased, proved by Francis CREWS and James Ellis
became and James CREWS became executor, with James Ellis as bondsman.

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