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1810

Recorded Copy Reference: Copy

Original: 103 AR (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was probated: Duplin County

Location where will was filed: Wayne County

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Volume and Page References: Volume:XI; Page:2; Folio:2 Volume:XI; Page:4; Folio:2 Volume:XI; Page:9; Folio:4 Volume:VIII; Page:85; Folio:3 Volume:X; Page:100; Folio:4 Volume:XI; Page:15; Folio:4 Volume:VIII; Page:59; ...

1810

Recorded Copy Reference: WB-A/257 (WB = WillBook)

Original: AR/CRX (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was filed and probated: Duplin County

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Sep 1, 2008

This map was researched and drawn by Thomas M. Byrd of Cary from original land grant records in the custody of the State Archives of North Carolina and from the deed books of Duplin and Sampson counties. The map portrays an area in Duplin County ...

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1994

Photo of a sculpture of James Kenan

1780

The committee, chaired by Thomas Person, recommends that Colonel Malmedy be given a command suitable to his skills; it also recommends that the governor grant the Marquis de Britaigny the commission of Inspector General of the state militia. Malmedy ...

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1780

After investigating a memorial presented by Richard Clinton, the committee reports that Kenan's election was unconstitutional and that his seat should be vacated.

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1781

Includes a letter from Governor Nash regarding a letter from Kenan about the arrival of a British fleet at Cape Fear, in which Nash also comments on his restricted powers; messages referring Nash's letter (and Kenan's) to a joint committee; and a ...

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1785

Report is on the petition of James Kenan, who requests to be vested with the title to lands purchased from his sister, the wife of Thomas Torrens, which had been confiscated, but set aside for the support of the wife and children. The committee is of ...

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The committee considers a petition that deals with a possibly fraudulent election. It reports that the election was just and that James Kenan ought to keep his seat as a representative of the people.

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The committee reports that the evidence presented by Kenan is sufficent, and, thus, the treasuer ought to pay Kenan.

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The petitioner, James Gillespie, was a candidate for senate in Duplin County. He claims that he received a majority of the votes in his election against James Kenan and that due to foul intervention he was denied his seat. He petitions the General ...

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Message agrees that committees shall prepare bills on subjects presented to them and appoints people to several committees.

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1769

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1767

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