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State Archives of North Carolina (50) |
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State Records (31) Foreign Archives (14) County Records (2) Bible Records (1) Map Collection (1) More... Private Collections (1) Less... |
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State Government (32) Foreign Government (14) Person (4) |
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1700 - 1799 (44) 1800 - 1899 (2) 1900 - 1999 (1) |
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1700 - 1799 (44) 1800 - 1899 (2) 1900 - 1999 (1) |
1763
Creator Entity: Great Britain. War Office
Concerning Captain [John] Dalrymple.
1766
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Acknowledges despatch; Hasell appointed chief justice; ports open and vessels cleared without stamped paper; Maurice Moore suspended from office and Edmund Fanning appointed; N.C. will be guided in actions regarding Stamp Act by what transpires in ...
Parent Records:
British Records
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Colonial Office. America and West Indies: North Carolina, Original Correspondence, Board of Trade and Sec. of State. (CO 5/293-318)
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Secretary of State. (CO 5/310)
1770
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Demands unprejudiced juries, trials of extortionate lawyers and others, and calling to account of collectors of public money.
1773
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Clemency for youth convicted of murder.
1770 - 1771
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Return of casualties; plan of camp and battle; orders from Gov. Tryon to N.C. provincials; letters Tryon to Richard from Henderson, Alexander McCulloch, Thomas McGwire, colonels of militia regiments, Capt. Robert Howe, Col. John Simpson, Col. Richard ...
Parent Records:
British Records
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Colonial Office. America and West Indies: North Carolina, Original Correspondence, Board of Trade and Sec. of State. (CO 5/293-318)
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Secretary of State. (CO 5/314, Part 2)
1776
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Reply to Moore's thoughts on the possibility of North Carolina's submitting to royal authority.
1776
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Thinks N.C. will submit, if British government intends only to return to political situation of 1763.
1777
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Maurice Moore; Samuel Johnston; courts, incl. recommendation that clerks of court and sheriffs be appointed by governor; recommends Mr. Strudwick for office of receiver general; court acts of 1774 should be disallowed; issued general pardon to regulator ... Parent Records:
British Records
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Colonial Office. America and West Indies: North Carolina, Original Correspondence, Board of Trade and Sec. of State. (CO 5/293-318)
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Secretary of State. (CO 5/318)
1772
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Status of former insurgents.
1766
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
1772
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Concerns the insurgents.
1763
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Is enclosing assembly and other documents; proposed seat of govt.; Crymble and Huey grant; recommends Maurice Moore and Benjamin Heron as councillors.
1766
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Colonial Office
Has sent to Sec. of State Conway an account of turmoil of past few months; Hasell's activities as chief justice; Maurice Moore suspended as assistant judge for Salisbury District and Edmund Fanning appointed in his place; little specie in province; ...
Parent Records:
British Records
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Colonial Office. America and West Indies: North Carolina, Original Correspondence, Board of Trade and Sec. of State. (CO 5/293-318)
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Board of Trade. (CO 5/299, Part 2)
Creator Entity: Office of State Comptroller
Volume and Page References:
Volume:V; Page:62; Folio:4
Volume:VIII; Page:54; Folio:1
Volume:VIII; Page:54; Folio:4
1737
Creator Entity: Great Britain. Privy Council
Order in council repealing the North Carolina biennial assembly act; complaints of legislators, of Maurice Moore and Samuel Swann, Martin Franck, Francis Brice, and James Castellaw and others against Governor Gabriel Johnston referred to ...
Parent Records:
British Records
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Privy Council. Office Registers. (PC 2, selections)
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Office Registers. (PC 2/94)