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C� M u •$ 0..8 m•�om3 fm� N > N •�'L � ti J Y y '4a vp '� A : � bb •5 v .' c0 bu n O •p o2SeEs`a�1. 'EaEW°'"YAU`. '° ' v 5 su0a 0 V T1 u S U c u .o > ••+ c . L u 4% O Y y 0 r t0 c °° E �°• ... � •� ra m 8A uU -Cos 8 ,° a-3 o5�re z>zooy a uw Gu 8N•dpp aSQE o�• �•kpo 8$•a0 a.: u•m a Li. OLO WG N•N'�'C W O �U� p'r��e.Em �R $YYV E o A w e o w w -5 �ggJ ,'°-4,kaj ..,' ! C-) '&O -s p +-4 - s rJ SDME CO,R26FONDENCE FROM MARY CARR WHITE, 1130 Dogwood St., Monticello, Fla. 32344, received by Rowanda McCullough &ith, 8214 Lures Lane, Hermitage, Tenn. 37076, received Sept. 80 1990 "Dear Rowanda: Doesn't it seem strange that the illegitimate son of Henry McCullah is James McCullah. I thought all bastard children were known by the mother's name. Maybe she was a McCulloh. Besides naming his daughter Penelope, the name of his natural father's wife's name. He names his son Henry McCullah. "When the ligitimate (sic) son Henry Eustace McCullah sells, the illegitimate James McCulloh some of his land and cousin James Irdell (sic) signs as a witness. Later his agent Thomas Frohock sold James more of Henry Eustice's land and cousin Alexander McCulloch is there to witness. Looks like James was accepted in the family. "I found Henry McCulloch secretary of the Province died in Bertie Co. and left not two daughters, but four, with two names each. "I found this note about James Murry inviting Henry McCulloh to stay in his house. It doesn't say he accepted. He gave his North Carolina address Sarecta a town he started on the East bank of the Cape Fear River on a hundred acres of Dr. William Houston's land, and in Duplin Co. "I'll try to find a marriage bond for Margaret McCulloch and George Muller since I know they were in Bertie Co. Their son Stephen Miller married Winifred Whitfield of Bertie Co. "If I find anything else, I'll let you know. Happy McCulloh looking, signed Mary Carr White." NATIVES AND NEWCOMERS: The Way We Lived in North Carolina before 1770. Elizabeth H. Fenn and Peter H. Wood. F. 5n: Jamc 1:.n'ra;j settled in Wilmington, then called Newton in the 1730s and set himself up as a merchant with a house adjoining his store.... " Marray invited Henry McCulloh to stay in his house in 1741 and ascribed its accomodrtions (described?): 'In my house there is a large room 22 by 16 feet, the most airy of any in the country, two tolerable lodging rooms and a closet upstairs & garrets above, a cellar below divided into a kitchen with an oven and a store for liquors, provisions, etc. This makes one half of my house. The other, placed on the east end, is the store. Cellar below the store and touting house on the first floor, & a bove it its partioned off into four rooms, but this end is not plastered but only done with rough boards. Wit: Alexander McCulloh, Wm. Frohoch and Felix Kenan. ABSTRACTS OF WILLS, Grimes. l` McCulloch, Henry, Oct. 25, 1755. Nov. 15, 1755, Secretary of the Province of Q North Carolina: Wife Mary: daughters, Henrietta Mary; Dorothy Berisford, Elizabeth Margaret, Penelope Murtha." Margaret McCulloch Miller born 1735, died 1792. Book 3, P. 418. Deed: Henry Eustase McCulloh to James McCulloh, 2 Oct. 1762. ' Trans. 100 pounds, 550 acres south side of Goshen swamp and lower side of the .rte mouth of Bear Swamp. Wit: James Irdell and Felix Kenen e 7 X G 62, p. 171. Baed: Henry Eustace McCulloh by Thomas Frohock to James M:cCulloh, 2 July 1775. Wit: Alexander McCulloh, Wm. Frohoch and Felix Kenan Bk. G, P. 383 (Book J?).. Deed of gift: James McCulloh to his three children LIft CZ v V Z 402. ienel'ope, Catherine and Henry McCulloh, 13 Oct. 1779." 13 Oct. 1779 Hook 6, p. 220. Deed of Gift: James McCullah to his children Penlope, Catherine, and Henry McCulloh (the five?) of my beloved wife Mary 15 Sept. 1778. 11 COMMENTS: Were these deeds actually made and recorded as of 1778 or 1779? "Dear Rowanda: 11..When Johnston and Dobbs were governors, they lived in New Hanover Co., so I am sure most of the Province business was there. So maybe Henry McCulloch, Esq. Secretary of the Province lived there too with hist daughters. I will write the New Hanover Library and see if they can help me. Margaret McCulloch was born 1735 and her son Stephen Miller was born 7 Feb. 1758. I ' m sure her two daughters were older. McGuullohn, Turn ham Green, Middlesex, England, pon_of Jams Mc�ul h .of Grogan Ireland. He was prosperous merchant in Londono He had one son, Henry ustace McCullohn. "He came to N. Car. as inspector and comptroller general of revenues and grants. He came to Wilm ington in Oct. 1740. He resigned his post May 16, 1748. He died 1778. "He McCulloch son of William McCulloch. Colonial records a letter from Gov. Dobbs 'Yesterday, Henry McCulloh, Isq. secratary of this Province died'. ifG L t►Gl tics rico R.v w v • ♦ + / / • From James McCulloch, The Iredell Faper fiP Henrys , near bottom of page. ys late Seco of this Province, two of whose daughters are now living there. I'm sure that one of these daughters is my Margaret FaCulloch." Clan McCullough Newsletter, Year 120 12, p.6 of Chronology of Some Colonial Be Car, Records Regarding McCullough, Compiled by Rowanda McCullough Smith: 17729 26 August. William McCu_.lock mentioned; Mem. of Thomas Eustace, two tracts, Craven Co.; 1 for 100 Ac summerizing a chain of title to a Grant to George Robinson 01 Sept. 17689 & 1 for 200 ga. summerizing chain of title to Grant to William McCullock 20 July 1767. Rowanda say=s Chester, York, Lancaster, Fairfield (etc.) counties were all in Craven Co. S. Car. Typed from copies: FdnaHazel McCullough Lowery,, 209 Noland X. Falls Church, Va. 22046; sept. 212 1990 I W. J. F. FENTON GENEALOGIST Member of the Association of Genealogists and Record Agents 82 HERSHAM ROAD s WALTON=ON-THAMES SURREY KT12 5NU ENGLAND Tel.: Walton -on -Thames 25214 Saturday, 31st October 1981 Mrs Alice H. Eidson, 1135, Kenwood Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. U.S. A. 27103 Dear Mrs. Eidson, Thank you for your letter of 2nd September with its enclosures. I write to say that after rather a long haul I have found the Will of Henry Eustace McCULLOH. It is dated 1st Nov. 1803 and was proved at London in April 1812 by Udell McCULLOH his widow and relict. An abstract, including an abstract also 6f the Estate �O,{Illtifi� Duty records, is enclosed, You will no doubt be much interested in all this (as I was), not least by the reference in the first Codicil to the 2600,000 compensation paid by the U.S:A. and in which H.E. McC,hoped to share. It looks as though he had not received any of it by the time he died as*the Estate Duby records show that his effects were 'Sworn under 93,500'. In the light of the second codicil we do not know.where Henry Eustace was buried. Looks as though it might well be St. John at Hackney, in which parish I think itA s that Clapton, Middx lies. However, his Memorial Inscription, if any , could be informative and I will try to find it. Udell might also be buried in the same grave. I have called up the original of Henry Eustace's Will as I feel sure you would like to have a photo -copy of it. I will order one and let you have it when it comes to hand - this may take about 6 weeks. The�4ill and Codicils are quite short and so the copy should not be too expensive. Now, of course, this disposes of two earlier questions: (a) Udall or Udell WEST - She.was evidently Henry Eustace'.s wife and they were married in 1?90. Davie County Public Ubrai0 ... / (b) Mooksvillef NG 2- (b) Extraction of Duplin County Minutes - of April 1786 referring to Henry Eustace as dee d. If correctly. extracted I think this must imply confusion in the original document.between Henry Eustace and his father. As we know, Hi�ery Eustace was his father's agent in America. (c) Henry Eustace's Will does not mention any children of his. We do not know how old Udell was when he married her. Her Will might resolve this question of whether they had any children. With referenceto para 2 of your letter of 2nd Sept. and the question of the slaves,the extract of the �uplin County Court records for January 1790 refers to slaves being divided between Penelope, Catherine and Henry children of James McCULLOH. I agree that our information IA that Henry Eustace, son of James and Elizabeth was not born till 1806, but they had a daughter Henrietta; could your searcher who abstracted the Court records have read an abbreviation of Henrietta as Henry? If so this would bring things back into line. For my part I incline to the view that the James who died in Rowan Countyin 18106 and whom I estimate was born (in America?) about 1?50 is the James referred to in Henry's Will of 1779. Our problem is that that Will does not define what relationship (if any) that James was to him (Henry McCULLOH). I think the answer (if there is one to be found) probably lies in America. Apart from looking for a record of Henry Eustace's burial and possible memorial and for a Will of Udall/Udell McCULLOH 3 will not do anything more at this end until I hear from you. I enclose an accouht to cover the work referred to in this letter and will let you have the photo -copy of Henry Lusatce's Will when I get it. With all best wishes, Yours sincerely, �J/ .tl owl z / c M/ 0 -------------- .4 - Y/ca-� e W Av / `E / J )�a -4el� �4e� 0� de i f ` 1 �!�MIMN�,, r jjjjlie�:Il . . . . . . . . . . . . alr OV .-oole A-zol Af Z042 -- Z-� PIO 001: �p z4r _e,,z '0009 ,ge - - 4-14 e�v� / 0 .:� OL 12 10- /000� "Il'l . . ... . .. .. . cz�� Yom- i � � V,49 2&e�� ?. 4:e�Ldzr-A f - .rte✓ �;�e� .,�� ,��- �� l 0 ZZ) le4g, 00, North Carolina Records State Chairman P.ss.J.H.Sumr►ierville,Charlotte.N.C. Genealo,;icai Records State Regent Miss Virginia Horne, fdadesboro,i•i .0 . T:arch 1952 I Davie County Public Library , hh NC j 1 ti TAY" 1cir e e Ok d 441Y qZ.�• � V iI171 In i Ci Mjcce116 t� 1 `7 • i c� j 1_ tei 7 y . � �`c un 5 ts�; :t k. i ®,�-� �„n d -� 1 s � � Ei� b , �n•v{a I� 1-�" , � YVI •- o • "W A' •N N U d U ' T1.1C N-�4Kd � � • 'fie �-e-Y � �r' c�`n � _ e-�n Yrvt CO v . I I North Carolina Records State Chairman P.ss.J.H.Sumr►ierville,Charlotte.N.C. Genealo,;icai Records State Regent Miss Virginia Horne, fdadesboro,i•i .0 . T:arch 1952 I Davie County Public Library , hh NC j 1 N i t� c `7 Q � o d o -- U d U North Carolina Records State Chairman P.ss.J.H.Sumr►ierville,Charlotte.N.C. Genealo,;icai Records State Regent Miss Virginia Horne, fdadesboro,i•i .0 . T:arch 1952 I Davie County Public Library , hh NC j 1 ►/ A/ 1/ •:�1UT I r ^rt•� L+ 1�I4 J .d:.�V• row man cccu pad a ra:.ativu:ly cora ! mportant poeitioin '' ..:zjoCu,lo oco?oZa' az otcrf U3 :Io�ih Carolina �.: Sualo. :,i2 tar Lord Granv11'2L,10 g :wap tho larGaut land 16-widuM what UC3 0010' y or Syme . avar' 1onaij, a;J tJaa alio an 1 )por ter os v�7 V y.�.��. � .r•�♦/� t.3a Cdlony, , waa 'j li pc+i V,La s VruLN3L1 V41 ill ttu�"Y21:: to A/br ii Carolina' •*Coiza (3troam o+ Scotch 'rich f01k. iia ao:��, ii3n:'';j .:uo•�.aca i,:aCulloa,o waa a -ant for tbu colony and to W'ba fathar L3 att,.".11titad tho proposal of tlkj3C ? 1n3' of tc..:,vc1tiou which L°eau..tod in the revolt OZ *tba A, -,&J W' Jft Van ealollij a • cl ua il'amealf, a3 of Tiur� ha. m Green :III tha of Ha wap a svandoon of Jaxoo McCulloh o. G: o pan �;.z�d doace:lant of :�.i' Cu3.�.o a °:a.1, ., %P •j .0a 'oz •'•�r vO.� n Y~i\I of i and i,o 7�s••lts Cir eo.n o the •*I xziwJ of Vlarnutvu In +re 1a:..d. 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Hry r,s •(.i iw.7. 2•^•.r 12 • yet, ♦� :i `i rj1J r»4y..r.�rt�M Q thC ♦� •rr� •�,w♦ d,_1rc,1cf;ud that L iu ?an:13 .turu to Uri iL,au d '1 i uuCh quantities ;::1 w.s.-? tau•;r:'d, t). o� idad teat L lU J:2'11.3J©t t ct£3 t:JY'O o cortalai ? of lcoo than 1*2 2500 ;-cra(f. �'tttQ:3t3 for thf3Ja a " . r r"1 r ~',do dje.1 noxi :.Sauu U::v� 3 1,11a e, i ��r�j �.; ..3..�1 they 1]Edl"8 'C+O be quit -rant drou for Luiz years fro:: tho date of the patent. 41 Co •� � ...�,.. ..�.....►_a..,: ._. .,r•.....1...•.'..rr�...�ry,J..�,w�.....+.•...�w...._... .. 1...•.•... •. •4r_.�t1+.l..w..�. .,. :.r .. ..... .... {. .S•.•�j'•' j�.�•vr��i„i.. 4 V�tiR� 'OtOA S' L No Stii0tot 209 No vR�� pab These lands wore located su:3tantla?�?.;� ae foNlown s Tract© !,,12,93 and 5 wore located o3 tha --viataru. of the Yadkin and Catawba; Tracts nzos,fmma l an1 3 wara a©si-nod to John 5olVjyn, ona o.: t0ho associates and fauhar of GvorCa Auc ustus 3olwyn, to vibom tbay were soon transferred and for waom the Salwyn Foo to l In Charlo•L•te 9II. C, is namod. Trac to 2 and- 5 went to jar thur Dobbs , of . Castle Dobbs in lr o l and' - a .d. later rzovernor of North Carolina. Tracta iaos.t? aril 9 lay on the Yad rin river, i rac t3 • u o3 a d 14 we tea on t I:al' '. n ard UW h rr is . Tract= nwoj. larano heldwith .,j os hua Willcox anal 3.ay on the Cape Year arra DoQp ivar, , Tract no. l2 . lay on no is la t and '::a.: rivers At the • same •ti�.3 anotbe:• 'W". -act for 7122450 acres vas g. -anted to McCullob by Govasno;r Job,413tOn asd located .b3twvein J1L:c.- .10t vara and the North Last branch. of tba Gana Faar river in.Duplin and It was found on they aurve3y* of Lord Granv•? ? le °o U-1^0:3- n3 V:at tr : ct3 9g10,?.1; and 12 atld -..art. os' trc.c~t . 3 , amauntl g it- :11' : uo 475,000acres , , ay w=,In I n V,a t tcrr.s.t,ury,"ord Grn-=•l llv did no•t din tur b3 t�jo ar ran -c za Ll to c�a1eby lT (� 1 7 /•� ' t I. ". ♦•-� 7� w ;►i't�`�'i.•'�•'•�.•i'•� C ] •1t9``1 1 1 OY��i li�? I V CLI ._ ...V tl 1 3 t Q o .a ba cir .w.t11�%fr.Wii.�. ri 17, 9 000 6. c a 3 , all I•:oCu1. �oi3 to r e t.ain the oth:ur 3JU,CCC acrea on thu awn: Vturms as We l,wnda held fron the kin--!- and a d also Gvnccd flim an o:►taMi011 of UPMJ in Which to c041?la•ta !J-12 ccttlo�:nt:. T!:cjau f:ad boon Mucin • re tar ded by F renca unCIA. ::r:3ian ww and :•IcCu'' lob waa, already babied in his quit--rent3. i,11 1754 • it wag ran or ted to tha author' t i ou that 11O.Gulloh and a3UO01a tau had t1 t�a�usc cut �a•teata :: oz . ,2GO,CCC acres .t,4VZ0f, "•.L75,QV'O acree lay T� i'''`w ; n Gr z_.illa.lu 12.n3 a=.,•d 725,000 aurou to the ©outh of that l i nj,; �.aat aceardin to tha -tolotas Of th.c oriGinal srai1`Z. :°''0C;,2'.1J11 -o a to so-ttle on trigs 1;.::.'=a. .3627 fora -1 -n P,"ateat :nt3 viillc be E:^:3 2n reali,jy yip to t;I�Lt t1m: ua ttled ut", 354,v ::1 Nov.,1757 Xovornor Dobbs itic�--Jortad to. th.a moo: rd o' 21^a4l t t �s' , �1#2.46 7 10� ..�..c.�3 and were vulry uucf; l:ro*3:i ilitil atcopq !j toay an.d rosy Ulls and thar efor c cvttled in but few places, Iia ca timated that there ware th-j a on trac L;3 na3.3 and 3 about 00 3culo; on Dob::3 trac' Jo. ? and 5 about i LG i on 0„ 4 about aCO,, L,::d non, 6 aond 3 a JOu'u 42 � . o -n 7 0IN: ou .,+ 43 y O:7 ra0 2; Cil :Jr: boo 9, 710-0; on no 10.9 - 5.40; O:1 ::.7.11" O 71-4 ai-4 on 2:0.7 2- s, 34. ... v era '" liese .. 1,; JI n �v wa e r vu 1... VV �,1 Q i vrc:iS V��.::.i:.,3v ;for •� 1 '1' i�l. l ••! •1 _i. ori/11t �n w _z ..t►... l..t:. K' , 1�...J._1._ » n r. •. ie -♦ •3 rw. _) !. . rnced `J• V c:w1a v E.ti Oma _ .»c_..... 44 -jet,; _(;,at o'n ..,3 to t, -.L l.umb,O)» or. _;1iIabi tanti � -and 7,51 o:,sVc: d In !7 611 that In t.a cla,lr..'O9 V..Vrc uore 16 wha t,3. sfl:� outt'.1.:.1d on tract ro.4; 57 c.] tr :sets nva.? a:.3 8; and '! ' S on 1,=cCullo:i °(3 tract In Lu 1 .i�z �vu.:..;� q w i.th 13 on t.•cLt: no.l ; ar 2';rC aeras on act no "3 - rYt"♦' - _ .. . «+ ....`..►..•.rw..•w•.. .LA..-I0:r�V.9rvr.wJw.w:...a. .r�r..... « ... .. ... �� •••. r. M. , w•, r.yJr..I.. • •✓. •.I w .._ �'/'. _ _ ww+-•Vv�•..r.: `'�"_: :•i'a' r..�«.--.••.+. •-'„--w��... -•►.« t • _ ; . immigration had ' Lean Greatly retarded by the clic turLed • state oe tie frontivr o ha F ronch war and thaw 4he C:38rol ee warms had driven avail th:u -oat daring nior_3ar3 Lae: on. tho nisi*,on-Tor canters of aiv?llcation and L:cCullch nucea�:clEd iM hsvi�� •Chea �� }t.�a ?iii �3ovud fvs':1wd to %. ca,?760, Fo . �3UaLt3E' tad tl v '�;f ti L �.:i uh@ qui t.-ra t •.`.3 dua `' Off' tai a a ha.rGad a-aiust the Sala: y dua. to• •tin +';: o� the eo' o pial. GovurnWn4s. Ha than a ,noinbed John Ca:n-)ball,cf B3rtie j and I;•3nry SUor"ac e s ::Ou ioh#ills aori„ as a -;ants asld a�vtornoyG to Soli iia 3 1.,arjrl3 aid .1ve 'tit? vs for tha eam.a. Af ter tlta var wit'n the • Charoa,:aa, ca:La to an and,, a cost+ron+3Q llas e: 900tod UY W hic`_•11 he, ar.1 his u0soo is tel yore a llovad to retain ttio awount of 1 -and that 'thoy hail oar:Ztid by tho ipportation. of sa tt era on u Lac! a of ^OC acres for each as tt'! or. CorQ,s, saioY3H.' s were 3r.,)� 0.�.:1tOCi to aJL`ar t' :i z hu l r, :nils Jprs anC16 j:unry Bustace uou ;,h . to hi 3 1 naa iia Grdor to o:, -3n acal•t er tr ac to ear actual sa tt.' j.,,3'a Di V h,a fotuld :^r.3Ci? t�i1LUr� mua] rli•: ' ioult j 2.n. do31 %a. r.a in tha and .Inson section were elaj xod uy Loth tha Ca ollra3; than e wore ourveyor s the: a fro -..A 3outh Osarolinat '' acati Gran os made- by that -provi nca; -ttarL i.-juve othar 3u.**V,3YO,t1G lacat}ri 3 is:'_I:1G3 ;roa '-Nor -b. C+: v til anay a*_na t::c3r43 v3z.= :. j:c a 131VA 1 other sttrv+a;�or3 ? oca tins ,.%;a loa Lr ants. Di oor�?aru wer3 i'�'equent; riot rel naC? and soza lives Were ? D3 �J. vxvullon hand Loco -..a a t ter:loy 6=1 ar,o n � for %�: orLga � ij-us tuo 93lwyn, tho o•+tt er v a :3 (lid t1.11 t a- teas P0133 1 J_c to Lr' n� order out a ; ahaoa, :La r:q t a co•nrii:teo off` tie :..ao_p? t re-O.e1 U7 ihowae and cu n,3 to a*n ur.dor3 ia. -din- =:lits thi—t on taf,,zo which U'tiaij LG7causa og tijair"U.-A- i• CAO al appoaled to all �.S f alrreva , Uat 11h an he re turi.ad later tha actual wo: 4: of fsurvoyr.n;; ho iiaa Met a ail b; thu ga��le: :;ala u -lir tj., i Lvadu;'J ili p of th.2 ou -a Thawaa v ha had aicaptad ?- th:: for. mc, A tc 1, ma, and waJ 14iarnad of 14' [,.%G wai;d, That this Wax,il:I :,�; ;1;3;3 riot an iii? o tFreat l3 cviwu :t ai ra � tho vivid � C-1) :lttt:r ;•1�1i(:il I•!.Cull oh writes fr;ulv`t?Ci�'_OiaJ2.1r;; '� .'1 1•:ay,11765,9 ? � to h; q `''"C 17- ya nin- s In whia!--4 ha the insult© an -'d the uetut-1 t, jxas ll "j WhIah � , dc;ro o:: t:�u 3urveycre had ruce1vud at t:;u hc. du of tEi3 �= U @:nx'3aCd po.Llltlt'Q . _(V C -O ,�3'O�!•�}•a�ay ��al'i; i' .2'-.'.? .;�' made writ`s t:;a Q3 a X13» 8 3r... t, %% 1767. •i 1 .1:e llo(►2 a-.,-,.d uu 1+ a ri�`ter cd I,. 4 i .vrnts cG1 to 1,1_.� •• �tica "VII-1-411V�►Li�r7J�•I Uta L3UCh 0 rt 3 {I.:Q"Y i,.':. :v0 Lor �\oue:--clad .a n * i --ht ow so �t = uw.3:tt i.♦7U 11:19 :ilio at a la.*or data rc31e .r♦'i{.1 . �•/ .i ♦�.•.i �I� \•1A1•i. LvU•►.Lrv1'•`rV Z 9_301:16030n. Z3 _110 .311r Ut.:13�ed :n �7V7' C�1 his bond o i`. ^a=a Tom} r •♦ N L � �� y.. q. !y� r �1 / •••t�}• ... �. •.►.t �' •f L!•1 ... Ju:3 �i ti €,a_.. •stir rardu,, of c ..� 'C:J D t'� ��. Il�,.� (1]C I] tJ':. _.'.]':•?»J ' i0"` Lti,�) 64,40" T I.. r(.1 1 Qty 1 - cr o •. �•1 nL� � i1V ) r•«...• r �: • ♦� w• V a1 �]J to r3o l to sic: tt ler 3 C dun to h 0,a £! Of { hO R%3'J01Ut 1.O'&bl. 4; (' ..•. .t � � .� .I•• • .' ♦.. ..' !'� :.,.-•... 4.•..,• . .. •. , ,.. v .' ... • .. •. • .��-- •�...•..... -. � _. ,• � _ � ---yrs-- � _ • �- `••.wi.r.f...•wAr.N/..65LY�:_.•__-�..�.irr��.r..•vi. •JWf✓�Mw�.rtl.M.w • ,.dl'. .: •�.� ':Y •fit• -'w.r� r. ••wy.w ♦V::\Y•::.� •r'v.w.�ryr�.� • .ww..J �r.+...�-n+.w.f+�e-r-�..�+•. :�; �.�•�_..�.�.r.�•--�-�-- . McOulloh had not obtained theee finds without effort nor hall them in peace and quiet. He charged that soon of ter .the Srnnts were made Governor Johnston and liatthew •Rowan, surveyor General, cons'p; red . to boat him out of Fees for, aurveyins;, tiltaout qustruoylon;9 or request- from his 'rind o onta..ary to hia. -wi3 has the w nolo of the. tract granted was ourv©yea.andona tuna . end or the most part- in. one -body which gxeably •o hia f inanc ia- 1 disadvantage. Rowan then undertook to -collect from tea company of aasoaiatee the teas for tho whola of the survey while MoCulloh cd jeoted both to the manner and form of tho survey and the account of the f Gee damanded., - • There was, a long. cdrrespondenee between r McCulloh and t. a colonial Government; theca -were many charges and. counter-chargaro pmanj complaints and counter-ooan�lainte sand f or 618, month -3- rf cCu11 o:`i was in t, he cue tody of the sharif9 � althaug...not in prison, .:e ccm lained bitterly of Joilnston s action in •th33 matter and. char E,cd him with in rati•tude and. perfidy.• �a'..says that. he had groatly befriended Johnston, that • from 1725 to 173.4. "he.. =jas - almoat. wbo? ly oupported 'by the money advanced by your - mamoria? i3 t,• who not orily paid - the fees v s o hia commiaelon, f ro ight©d a e hip "at this own' os.1 anee • to aarry the said governor and his retinue to his ovarrlent,: Lo s. hi...plata- a 3• furnituro � for his house ard- thato ml -ht ;sot L.a immediatcnly iu want ofaaon9Y on his arrival Viemi o ) gave. him credit . for 250 pounds aterlinS. It -would seem, that as scorn -as "IcCullo:a presented his .' mQ-orlal for lama -Grants he began the ac tuzl worts of importi g' 3ettiera. In 1736 he sent out certain Scotch -Irish families who had. baan .ecttled -in Ulster. They were- the Vanguard of that groat body of Immigrants of the same race -and'. religion v ho in the next forty • years -were to do so ouch for the •" - making of the commonntealth: Tho 'gr ant on which that' -were.. located lay batween ,tbc Horth_.East Bra."Galh of. Cape Year and Black rivore in what was then Duplin and Sampeon countlGe and. consiatod of Boma 71,150 acres. Alexander 14:cOul lohl a relative of Henry, and John Caurpball of• 2artia Mare a: pointed r.-; nto for tro ca? e. of the lard.. MlcRee says that 'McCu.11ot.1'3 f ortuna .al ehoug:7 larga , wag wt ich reduced -by the sa• efforto .at colcniza-tion. -Aa ear -1t' as ganuary -173819 we- find %;3Cullolh oalloct into corsultatlan by the Lords -of Traft on Carolina affairs, -He seems to ha7a made himaelf irdiapensabla to the Board on thL t aabject at pan early data "ani on ! ay 16;17399 ho was ap-..ointed 9.' d. inspector a comptroller Ganeral cf revenues and gj a.ntv In .7 -forth and aout!. Carolina at a salary of d00 nound.3 a year, with an allowance of 204 ::ound3 a year for c le r le- h; ry . It appears th.at he cams out to Carollra in October ,17400 an'1 remained until* 1747. :.e was in Wilmi•n ton 9.:� ►=arch 171;1-2 and. the:c pu�:lia bed a ^otice to "all gontde;�3n freedoldera" and oWier s ith rules and re-ulations and the zi:n-'s inatructiors on the collection of quit-rente. In 14ovembex,1741, he submitted to the howa authorities a lon list of proposals under which he hoped to settle• tho question 4 ;4 x ,, �.. ;,.. a �-�a �,rof 1.:��fl,, :T� co�:,�y In �'::�t hn W:at Og �1a..:►�re_.Lf3 �3 v... ._. t1 a Lit 210L3Lt�Of sL 0.1 . +'?;s t n•3 L�'i:2L :ii s for :ta to 0 -6 Ca t qui to C:t't-iil cvantor of �. HCl e A :... C 1to , :. th i143 e3"s.3 0 Jot:t�3toi.3 ta:: �;►'.:a ?�r �V'� Xl��•r'. tii2�33�7 • oi"r•S .t 1,1 L•3t:.3'aJJ �L"-Jj� '!:�u�3:'�'�:1'C� t'iiv- t,3ir�C:t�J � ...• 1 '1 /�.s 10'I 4, t~:,.� SIJ charged .! tJ3 i �.'' �•? 3 t •1 r3 �O �'C vu f �c t •! , 'ew r.... 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' �., i:. .. :.. .: ;.,,:..:f ��:.. .: .. •' .tr J / tl� r:... v_ \,v •••, r\f- _ .. .•�� t.b_.� ' V!.'i �ri7 •, •-, �,•\S�Y•7• •�00 i, .: tea,.* -:\.1 '� .p rf.•�,.. tt :. (3!� ,...., ••r, ...t:.J �....... �+ ...•. t..r. 'T••?�? tZ•�• Oa .. :. •. , ,� : .\: t .•,�' ".�U tiY" .;i �,•� .It• .-, 'i;; J(( (,.t�•I 1�'',� •�t.. \rN••' ,� V�•►�,�r•� I A `•tt:1tr !, J .q •\.. •�•� )TLt ..'J�•[ ,"i•i ny l �VI 1.L•1,V +r�Y''(`•.% r�.'/� .�\•I ,'J ;.1 A, ' �,y,.Y1.WwtA.�...Y�Ii�MRrJrJ.+'.lr't�.:. ',••.....r.�n�Yd..s~ ...ri•�.r:�w+�p--- '!• - .. ;♦-,.,� •••' J�t�.�.K'..�.w.rri.�.rL�•Jr..�i.::�r.a�A �.w►.w�•:i' single body politic thio ei ecial and long; cherished . advantr.3a was surrendered without discussion. There are other phx sea of the. 11f© of Henry .XcGulloh t-rhicn ara• indistinct. and seexinSly uncertain. William AsShaw who It a.s - recently, publish©d o.Cullbh'o',:fucen=Q,Ous Ropreeentations relative to our Concerns in Amarie� (on on,e, 1905), awys thal MzOul.loh seems to have been transerr to Louisburg after his capture '. by the Now Engistc ers in 1745, but it :mus t have be -in' anotiie r man of the ©am3na= for our, Henry �,TcOull.oh did not .leave 14ortI2. Carolina till' 1747 .and wav for the *rcnt f©vr years workini; on the question of the representation of the Ucrthern Countioa. Sham Gaya further that McCulloh had lop.- been a candidate for the off las of Secretary of north Carolina and Clark df the Crown and quotes nurarous iettera on this natter from the .Britlsh records and besidoe tbia we find in Colonial Raoords . a .?atter- from .Governor Dobbs writ ten- no Lobar *23,1755 i In w h' ch tae Gays 9 "Yea t©rday j1.anx'y McCull oh,Eaiuire , cacretary of this p rovince .dyed'' arm a mont:z later F:sohard Sp3g0ht was .13 : oInted hie succaesor in of+ ice . " •urthter, according to S %-air, the Court and City le ;inter shovia Fanry DfoCul.lo:� as secretary ars clur!r of the Crown in 1757,1758.and 1760; the ya :rs 1759 and 1761 are blank anti In 1762 Thomas : alkner appaars a3 seeretary9 , havinZ been appointed 'by, the kirk Apeft 14017612 :to succead' Henry 1M-cCu, loh,3eceaued. (Seo Colo.An Ra cords V. 440, 445, 807; V1*625-,620.; X5*7 26,1?7 9143 L*ut there id abur.lant evidenca ZM:31 in fhg Colonial Re:-orwa to show that iiaziry %=oCullohvthe promoter of Im- ig;rata on; ;was living long", after 1761 f and we linow from Me-ce!s rade?l that by dim not dio 'ti21 1773, therafore :...wQ _.3�st _conclude that ha was not .the same as the secretary, s of that. came %ho died Cht.27,1755a Th3r3 is abundanco evidence also that it was the ©ubject of th�� skatcf3 who first 6uci;� as Led to the Brlti3h authoritise t:ia e.1astion of the Sct:.mp Act. As this part of his caroar= has bean 9.,'crk3d out with' considerable detail by M,r.Shaw s from manuscr i.,tz ;materials in the British Archives $ it can beat be told in _the swords• of the editor of his ".UMscallaneoua repro-sent-atio-na relative -t6 cur Concerna in tt+Merica''e Nr.Shaw aa- ya . 1ITt-3rc. are a fo;J references to nim durire,. this heat i3crioa of. his 1 ifs w�lich transcend all others in h1storieal lm,lcr a nc z . In w e oru'_. J and �.-h 1. '_v tition3 1h.. of _ awca atl a for relief in co+ pec tion cwit;3 th3 mooting of. tho bibs of excha. e ds:= dram; an Lha receiver of the quit--rcrts in Cout!n Carolina* And in the' to'.1owin year . he submite- to th-a Buy a propcsa•1 for t.�e Introduction 040 excl:e;uzar balls of union 1n t"s ecloniea, with the object of an ablirq; the pr cvinclal.(that is ethe . colonial) aoldier to p a33- from province to province w ithout bavin to use the lcczal pa ovi. Bial bills. Thio �r oposal an e;minenli practicable one, 3rd would have had u,12 cffect u;ueh w alar than cCulloh int:3nded9 had it ncavn Married out. 43 purpaee was sim-oly to remove them one Great, obatacl3 to the general recruiting; and service of the colonial soldier, but • it ON ..�•.. .�5. _- `:.wwlJ� ..A--..�:r�: � .tilt+.w..J�N1a...•..l�w:i.ta..w.+��rr�.�+...��s .J. y war. �••.r..w-_ _ - -..��y'1A:.r.,fv�r'L'rwa:ay.:'L�i ��,(Mw+� ..w...r..r... w+.. �... ...�...��.�..�.•..�... �z i i c srried out it must ca rtainl1. I-Mwe had. tk-4 aFf act'. eradually- of. driv4 nm out t".- var'' ous - papar curr+anc! as of the c6lonieo � and -rdpiacirZ tl:em by 5rZ1tui2 '"nchaver Bills and. Butzat, rioted. a e1+ r 'j n. r r � •, t i. R al ii 1t 4' lw�ortrzrt as ,.�:..c ,,.rofa,��.�. ttaa � r�Q��vver l L ue ..0�yo�.yp .1 thwt ha- was Occ:reta y o tba- '�i+ avince i .Z07) ' It asses into V ft"" .2f.eane. lr� Vie sSa of the p_N oz�,ona�:� w•�a.oh t.„.e advanced !zs ! � yTho IUnd 17(53: ^E he f { r s t 4'or m c9 t�:eae =� ;ronoac.3.e is 4ottbt' es3 cnnt� red in the : c:ec��it tract, the 4 =sdiatre ob lac t o -P which !rias two' -.eo d9vize i ira tly.,to -: con,vi nca Bute of t�':j Can -1. Ran podsussion j v o . .ai na" socomlly a �a to source of tanc-sMon by • Whieh the do ones '►.':.j couid Le wde' to 6ontpsibut+a a quotes to t! -.e coat of tt:o -!a' to vara t::i:a praof 62 the do' Op* ZMPreu3l"on 1:bidir ,1 V:cCullch-'u, paper made is contained in the ; at tho r itish r,iieau ..Umar -date-of lith Oa tobvr,1763,there 2 '1 .1 t::W ��w statoTiert rurani to tt�a?vc�-' folio. aaaeta, Coln ail -,1 w an ==act sci.:o_':e of$3:13 artic ss ;►'"tom�r..�i�: '' 1 to Iiia'hgtidfedY' i:/�3.� a ':i1�.,a'1p� ,- Iv Is. '.' �. ' .'. y�•:3 /�enb�it`liad �Cy^ts 1i• State Q.'w Vha • .".Giver ai ! a ticlas + r '.7=Jwod A..j : y~ i'"e'"u.+.:oh %. to bea tamp ?d a'. and tri duticia - tomo v c n ::�3ew i as a i3 t•a0 of �;►; 'all the �.�.;ft's: silt L, t ^" E3t3 Sa!'�iC �'r areYiT'! :�;:t�d �:� G�rE'all l + �a t� A ti �• r- A +ti !� n • � w .o ='rlt n, or d_r t �' '� u on t v arta al ue ,..,h ch. are ' to w .w...♦ � � i. M�``►'[•� •� y� (.r/� 'n] *r- ��`!'*� tr��f /_� +� ��■{ /� �V �...I�/. LG�1.� .i w•}� t�'*a' law Int -ort', d w•.�Ii 1i::yiVWI "I "S � ii L•wr.�.=. �.i.0 tlV� Y�`J i& Y r� VQ ��-iM �i1�, .� �� "riML� 0 'M tt ,/ar wav d.�i_avvi � ur i_� throe CO2.U"..na ; t!:v . f;rat s iva n� ti t:.o ;pro sent 43r.Zlla by i dut'03 $ #, the Second �;ivi::a $duties prod caed by Kr..MaCulloh'; tithe: thin: riving; 'duties - gntardcu oy 't`:::.1': �:aavjry'; C22 �• t6. :c -bac�. of -th.:� � �b,. af:3tt �3t�:e ..1.�_.art^.::t in�:orsa:..an�Gi.. -: ..Cth �.:to�...r,1763, as pY osert..d to roe. c,�rsv_.�e,YJhv =; q t'. In another vo'U�a o'_ thu _ 1 :rd:�lo. ve a, -:era - t�:e ro 10 d. fear!:c a7Qr .. ra laa3r, to tt:a aaa.a tr•an3action, , and d.Erted: ou.1,r two days -latero It 13 nutca and oWervatic::3 taken 'fin • con�'ardnce with, i�':t.:• oCa? lr�n u 'on Cons!..,.ui 4=3 OF his ttlmhema ..Or' ...:1 ;1.::3:..�.G�.:�3 �t...�p ��a ..o to aoissid.r rod with the*. call -Schwa by Chia =:c .ard of Stam.",p.2 ± ; T)Ursuant to the (`:::'Mistiry) Co=lmlz!a_onar3' :;::dcw: # dated .-OnS3 ��tU.l�LJ'X'.176jg q o"d-," o r� •y'.ys j»... ,�.,� nr •(��i j��,. `'o=nI Ls4 Ohara of tha Troasury'. Thi3 Pa~er is arriorsEsl v .:: _ -: !L' , i'''' ♦' rc ' 'i1.th Mr.kaCulloha1?uh Oatolbtrs�7��. ra_ O:. C�Onf a. nC� . 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E.' i,E`'rylu of 11.1u. -in hisora a net t"aL os tra invont�: u ho f 4.: storiginates an ldaa o but tl3at of the practical to -an w�J f i.'at br •'r;.;� t"3t idea into d+ruct -relation with t1w, nr-11V :da a.'.� thlo a i !Ghat rami Cu? ar conjurnation of even w in human life. For thio resaa:i Hn.=y %scCulloh iu justly entitiod to the faw or inM amiq of ba ln3 the one man re apona ib'_.; for the proposition which led to the ravo't of the American =; colon�.es � ..� ._ _ = i , i t G • • 1 i r t� � 1,oat�:l,c� 2.n:.��a_�:1 a _ ..�•�,.a.._..:�..,,a� ...�•;;J.17.u.i�ti.�o ; /s�.:jy iSt•, •, i')r- j'j• r - • 1-+ CJ�iiJa •,`:U t)i~i 4�.i.�a'� J� ,V.. •,bX:1.i A1• , a ; i 112 : • : riaz a vhr .! « 1 •try ti auva [ 1 ••, ., . �,, te o• •, .7 • -� •�. 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C�t w••S.•t•'JT.w .' • �•+V w •l. •.LL L•r V M 11,1 4i•I�t_• W Y'Ui.•• =1V ✓1+�.•MV • { Y �� ,I I .• V1'+_ _•I�j�'•� �.J•J•_• _•r. •� r•rr.� a �!7 ,;•.; a i;� c rS� � ;'�7cia �':�c�a::� C: X177?.. 7 � �cfil� ar.,�.r < <.1�t':a � _ D�via ' esu � S �ocPn�y public Libra -. Svillel NC game to Hoath Sarrolina, having in the meantime thiev d a tea gfe� fr9V trig father of all his pro_ a ty i te for he was now the only surviving child. He returned to �^Sn Bind n guns 1,17731p being charged wits imfor taut duties - he ij� of which he was still the agent. .It ni of war McCulloh was in Lngland. �t t he 0, AI)out huspot917789 he arrived in :iew York with the @xpeatatioft of procading to the Scuth, but the exigencies o� far d©t�ined him and he saw i•iorth Carolina no more. In hie ate ori l ib bahalf o: McCulloh for the General noserobly of Horth g0rol�.na,dated January ?5,1719, James Iredell 11�ou�' Tomorialigt furtt:er takes the liberty to observe gays � th:lt he hag the §rea tee t ' renson to believe that the said iTgnry g,,a U1P@ Jfcvulloh time always been firmly attached chd to t v eauoo pf �meriean freedom, sinos in the courseng and g rocen)'= eepond(Mce between himself and your *Aemoriaii q�,v v .. he of ton expressed ni wse'If in terms highly trigWlY and affectionate to i;zerica, and repeatedly secured h3.m thst nothing but tra duty} :�e shied t►is father d©t re . trim in ungland, and that ta�:8_':6lie r !^e should be unbsppy a ough to lose him it wa^ his i ixed di terminad. purp09Q t,c go%e and settle in this country "s But the •tee in vain, eye ti:a ��ad as L c:`.&' ns t the royalists; p3 t'.tion ��w_ no Mcooption Could be wade in favor of i!cCv,111ah and all his pro or:Cy in North Carolina was conf iacu ted. Th.9 rest pf our knowledge of McCulloh is derived from �:¢ r3e �a if@ lxpd Correspondence of James trade 11. It is u ted hsre as it aeew to ba a sort of authoritative Q. A Eetvslont v; the estimate placed on t- a. b; the A.roerican §cetnbar© Cf hlB family although i t do©e not appeal to th© pr e�sent wry -ter as altogether without pr•eludice or just= "He WA8 a man of naro than ordinary ability :tnd culture; cunning, n Of 10080 mor ale 4i i t h n de c z n t re gat'd for Irather tha V . - • 10 e,�pe.rance8 , he veiled hie vices. from the PU�;icun�yIrvd 11 h�,d no inetrUmsntalJty in tho appoint nenL of ; to office in 1$merica; but' know 'I, h1m. to be a youth of treat prdp .ee , he employed all his arts to wj.rl 1119 conf idenoe and 88oure hit pobservience to his interests.. Ilenot only dev*,1Vcd cinh .m all the c3utias of ^�.3 eoli.ec:torship ,but. s a6rant to transact ^; private ")ueiness. T..rough ttiof akr.lredell, he -was ey:3bled to enjoy .e a:.:. f-ena Y unintvruptec' for long pericAs , the pl-j sures of a London 3.1fs. He ire ..,r /I,radall no comi.)at aaLion i'or 'sic services. TIme of tee time he would hint tti :t he lntenctad waning him his heir. Qf ten he would amuse Niro with the hope that he ! n his office in hi3 favor; bi.it aJ.4.1)rs found a wp4i `eA reody exctisp tp © vada the por i car-ra.rce of his promisee Iii® eag�oity #arly detected tha small c iouu,sure"��.r ed with tl��l dors of tho revolutions that was des Uned. to spread over the gontIVOnt• Xt was not until thug warned that he resigned hip Off ieo p III@ pro;:erty was conf iscated to the state. Af ter this lona, his letters to tir.Irede11 : ecsi.e abject and piteous. The latte�',true to the generous irsti:�ccs o+ ..J. nzturE,Yor- Avtns �rQ�u! iph'© error©, made, wittout saccess, strenuous etfprte tP Propury his pardon and the restoration of his got0cas The cervices rendered him were manifold and valuable. IfY see ��"'_` •1 ,� .. �J:. �V I` ]]'♦• r� •T !•1.:1: t1 t. ,lam r)�•� +•�• ..+�`+..� i.! •r - j 1 .. V j. .+� �i ... t .i .► '']] •I :`'-� itl.,_ i• ', •.. w.+ f... _►]] H0Jr ..li! i-�. t •..:... a+r Ll •'.: 1.. ♦. o%` � 1(. U �•��.,��V�\•� 1��.,7 •J. ••uTI}\�♦!.n•.ryi .+•..b�ii, +�.1JIs; •J.�:V:. .L.t. .. ••f V��V�) 1 I•I V 4 4•��L".� 'v •J •� I./ .J?_��VY'� lr •. ,... �,i ... • +w J • 1M V rV r_l•w'-•�/_w' { / • . •} f ^ i ' i '� ..� .:+ % • 1 j •NV 1 of • V ! i v . v +d iA ; r�-' { _! 1 ..+ 1.•i/ L i 2 ..i♦ ` • • - ` t .! ....� i v\t • T i• ". •• :,l . 1 '�^:1 /1 ., • ••1 •,� i ' •1 -'rte '\• :. .i�.i. •••li tr �.' ... •. '. 1�'1w V ..b�..•M n`�.w .a V.i.y•.� .r ►: J.i �r•�.. LlJ•`t,::.1_..r •t. �• i. 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G� C��ur►':y Public Ubrary INoc,svilie, NC • HENRY DIC CULLOH "LAND GRABBER" Merchant of London Home: Turnham Green, P:liddlesex Co., England Wife (2): Penelope Eustace Children: Henry, Jr. (Henry Eustace) Penelope James - died c. 1749 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • 1726-33 - advanced moneys to Gabriel Johnston of England • 1730s - in mercantile business in England 1737 - Crown delivered to McCulloh trustees bllurray Cryinble and � 4v:: SE`s" / James Huey warrants for 1,200,000 acres in +South Carolina � // r w.' � I i!!�� I .� ��7/1' � l I� r � i.'Sr .� • lv `i C . i I ! i �aY. 5- / � ! 3 � C 5 a rac J�sF�Q � � Coin P�' � - G �i'... (1: , . '.'' .�• �'. ; . yl -- -, , .r � �, 741 - 14arch: to South Carolina from England � /x. t ,!'A Xo 11nls3 r C.:'fv'1C /?.` 'r-0: .''.tet :, j!?;� 1 1 1 - September: to Charleston '� Carolina 7 P , l - returned to England after extended tour of other colonies. NC. 1749-50 - son James died (Col. Rec. .S -.-G. Vol. 4, p 1100 ) 1 � �xxxxxxxpp�z��x�.��xa��xx��x�t�i�xxxx�gr�x�xXxxHIIx�hx�axm�$r•� 1754 - letter to Saxby in N.C. (Vol. 5, Col. Rec. of N.C.) "pay to Henry McCulloch, Secy. of N.C.,.., -t 973 for use of James irlcCulloh, Esq., in full discharge of all debts due to his late father, deceased" - signed Henry McCulloh. (James must have been in N.C. in 1754. The aforesaid money was to be paid out of the 4 6,200 paid to HenryicCulloh to discharge back salary due him). 1?55 - Appointed Alexander McCulloh as his agent in O.C. 1756 - "Henry Eustace i.IcCulloch, of I'.liddle Temple, 1756". 1761 - Sent son Henry E. McCulloh to N.C. to represent father's business interests in the colony. David County Public Library Mocksville, NC 1776 - All propel ty rights of DIcCulloh to lands in N.C. confiscated during the revolution.. 1779 - Old Henry died in.England "at a great age". L3 -2- HENRY EUSTACE MC CULLOH: 1767 "-returned to England. 1777 - returned from England on a packet to New York. 1778 - returned to England 1?79 - Henry E. McCulloh estate confiscated. 1785 - act passed for immediate sale of Henry Eustace McCulloh's confiscated lands. Question: If old Henry's lands were confiscated and the lands of Henry Eustace also confiscated, did they include the lands of Henry's daughter Peneloperin Anson Co. and the lands Henry willed to James DicCulloh that were situated in Duplin County, N -C . ? Old H.enry's will dated October 31, 1?78, and proved by his son July.16, 17799 Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Warburton 318, Somerset House, London. (William and Mary Quarterly (Va.) #15 - 1958). 1. 2. 3 - Abstract of the Will of Henry McCULLOH, dated 31st October, 1778. -7A The following is an abstract of the above-mentioned Will, insofar as it refers to James McCULLOH. By virtue of his having been informed that JamesfFMcCULLOH (relationship to the Testator not at any time mentioned in the Will) had received: - (a) 550 acres of land on the mouth of Bear Swamp and on Goshen and both sides of Bear Swamp and next -to the mouth of Panther Swamp. (b) Certain Negroes named in the Will as follows:- Simon, Lucy, Kate and Jude. And three children of Kate's, three children of Jude's and other Negroes, the issue of Lucy, named London, Arthur, Always and Will. Anid:.a.11 those Negroes were to remain the property of James. (c) 9480 North Carolina currency (about 9300 -sterling). The Testator releases his son Henry Eustace McCULLOH from obligations under an agreement made between the Testator and his son on or about 24th June, 1771. The Will earlier mentions that James McCULLOH was then (October 1778) of Duplin, North Carolina. The Testator also makes further provision for James as follows:- (a) James to have X150 of the capital released from the annuity to Elizabeth GREEN on her death and to have the 2500 so re- leased which was bequeathed to the son Henry Eustace McCULLOH should he have died without issue before that event. 4. James to have 9100 worth of goods to be shipped to him at his direction (and only when such directions were recetirud) by Mr. Robert BOYD (co-executor with the son). Davie Counter Public Ubra Mocksviate, NC k77 T'I iq� ) 7q �/-<< f COLON[AL RECORDS. r)15 z - -- ------------ ----— ----- 75 Witness our Trusty anil well Beloved Arthur Dobbs Esq, our Captain C:eneral Governor and Commauder ill Chief of our said Province uu lel. his hand and the seal of the said Provium at Newbern the q' Day of 0o (ktober ill the "thirtieth year of our Reign and in the year of our Lord 17-31) ARTHUR 1>OBBS. a 0 McCULLOH AND THE McCULLOH GRANTS. N rFROry Mt S. RE4VHDs [Y ()F'FICF, OF SEc6T:eRY eH &ATM. l ?# March 17,52. to � t I.Euar,E R. o - Wherc,ls by Warrant under our Vocal Sign Manual be:u•iog tlatc on a b or about the 16"' day of I fast. We did eoll, rte and uppoiut llvor J McCulloh Esq' to be mr Cbnuois,iouer flur Supervising insprctiu_ ;uul f Comptr,-11iug oar P.ecenmt ami krauts of Laud ill South and N -,-Cil ,A "Carolinn, and did therebv .,ice FwJ hr:wt auto him it S:d:uy or .11L u - anus of Sic hundred pounds 0 .\ant 6)r hituadt' anti 1'wo IMIRIt'e l 'n pounds - auto for C•Irrks and ioeidcuts payable out of our lirvcuu, s ,it' e3 (quit Rents that should be reowere'l and improved in the said province: i oreither of tln•tu utter -Li!! such tithtt•ies;aid Arrears IhcnwF as trere then Estabiished thercupou \ud N Ureas t_he_xuid lltut•y McC'_ut- loh 1111.5 huutbly repnSenttd unto us that he did in October 1740 -:ail from hence to Carolina, and did rnutinue there until the noddle of the ecu• 174T, and that he used his bet vudC;tcoun ill the 1'aecutiou of his stmt Ernploy'ment and tr:lu-mitral hither .\cawuts of his proceevlin" therviu and of the ditlicultiv4 and obstructions he met with wheeebv he had been abL to reevice onlc 011ie Thous:u)d powsd; Sterlin moucc in part lit* Iii: Sallow 1110 i- reduced to Yrcat Strai its, and hath thereupon hliloWN prayed that the arrears remaiuiu flue to him to answer Nine yeas ou I11e said .\Sainte=or Allowmtres of Six hundred and Two hundred pounds ant from the W", dac of Mai. 17:19 to the lW4 day of \Ino 17 IS may be paid to him out of out• Revenues of South Carolina, it, Consid- eration whereof he hast proposed au0 eouseuted to release and wave till farther pretensions and dcm:uuls with respect to the .said appoiuUucnt and the said Qulares and :\Ilow;utces from that time for the future, %%hick Pt•o- F lw"al Relcasennd Waver We Live C;tacioush• pleased to mrept and approyc . after doe l'ollsideratioll had of n report made by our :\ttoruev Genelltl i 1 ullich the commissioners of our Trcastivy have laid before us eoumruiu f the Premises Our Will mid Pleasure therefirre is and we tlo herobr _ .....s , . y., a _ S G 0 U � e� Q3 616 COLONIAL. RECORDS. authorize and Direct YOU to pay or corse to be paid in manner herein after mentioned unto Henry McCulloh or his order or Assigns the sum of Six Thousand two hundred pounds Sterling money in Satisfaction and discharge of all his pretensions and Demands on account of his said appointment Salaries and allowances so determined (that is to say) That you lia•thwith pay all such tuuney as shall bo remaining uuapplyed in your hands of our said Revenues at the time this our Warrant or an authenticic Copy thereof shall be prod11ced to fou, unto the said Henry MoCnllob or his Order or Assigns so tier as the stuue will extend towards. answering the said sum and that yon liltcwise pay over from time to timr t�uarterly without delay unto him his Order or- Assigns all such son or slims of money of our said lievennes as shall arise and be remaining ill V0111. hands over and above what shall be nurrssm•y to he reserved fbr satis- Evil; yt ' 618 COLONIAL RECORDS. Former deceased hereby granting unto you full power to take cognizaur of and proceed in all causes civil and maritime, and in complaints, cola. tracts, Ottenees, or Suspected Offences, Crimes, pleas, Debts, Exchanpn . policies of assurance, accounts, Charter parties, Agreements, Bills of Loading of Ships and all matters and Contracts which in any mamuer whal,,oevcr relate to freight due tier ships hired and Let.out, Transport moues or maritime usury or which do tiny ways rua• cern Suits, 'Trespasses, Igjurics, Extortions, Demands and Affairs Civil cad Maritime whatsoever between merchants or Between owners Till(] pro- prictors of Ships or other Vessels and merchants and other persons whom- soever with such owners and proprietors of Ships and all other vessel• whatsoever employed or used, or between cul' other persons bowsuerr had made began or contracted for tiny umdter cause or thing, Business of Igjmry what,acver done or to be done as well in, upon or by the N.% or pnhlick streams or fresh waters, purls, lovers Creeks and phreesot•rr- flowod whatsoever within the Ebbing and flowing of the Sea or high water nam k as upon any of till, shorn, or banks adjoining to them ur either of them together with all ;,all siugnlar, h:mergencies, Dependemt- a nvxed and Connesad Canso, whatsoever and Snell Causes, Complaint,, ('onhacts and other the promises above ,aid or any of them howsoever Ill(, sure may happen to arise be contracted, had or clone To hear atki delermine i,av— -ding to the civil and maritinm Laws and Customs of Mia high Court of Admiralty of England) in North Carolina abovesnid cad the Territories thereof and thereinto belonging whatsoever, and also with paver to nit and bold Courts in any Citys Towns and places in North carolina aforesaid for the hearing and Determining of 1111 Sieh ("ll'" a nl Businesses, together with all nail Siugnhu thl,ir Incidents Enrergeir cies Dependencies annexed and Convexed Causes whatsoeverand to po- coed judicially and according to Law in administering Justice theme and moreover to compel witnesses (in case they withdraw themrclvr for Interest fear favor or ill will or any other cause whatsoever r: give, evidence to the truth in all and Every y' Causes above IUM tioned according to the Exigencies of the Law and further nr take all Manner of recognizances Caution, obligations and Stipulations ns weA to our use as at the Instance of any parties for agreements or IV) t' and other Causes and businesses whatsoever and to put the same is Execution mid to cause and command thein to be Executed also duly to search and inquire of and concerning all Goods of 'Traitors pirat,, mauslayers felons fugitives and felons of Themselves and concert)' Bodies Bodies of persons drown'd killed or by any other means coming to tln4i Death in the Sea or in any Ports, Rivers, pablick Streams or Creeks 40 COLONIAL RtCORDS. 678 places overflowed & also concerning Mayhem lapuiug in the aforesaid places & Engius Toils and nets prohibited & unlawful and the occupiers thereof And ;Moreover concerning Fishes Royal, namely Whales Riggs Gnunpasses DolpLins Sturgeons and all other Fishes whatsoever which are of it Great or very large Bulk or fatness by right or custom anyways used belonging to us and the office of our high Admiral of England and also of and concerning all easualtys at Sea, Goods wrecked, Flotzam, Jetsam, Lagou Shaves, Things raft overboard and wreck of the sea and all goods taken or to be taken as Derelict or by chance found or to be found mud all other Trespasses misdeamennors offences Enormitys and lfaritinie crimes whatsoever done and committed or to be done and cont- ntitied as well in and upon the high sea as all ports Rivers fresh waters and creeks and shores of the Sea to high water mark from all first Bridges towards the `ea in and throughout North Carolina aforesnid uud the Maritime Coasts thereof' and thereunto adjoining howsoever whom- soever or by what nicans soever arising or hapning and all such things as are Discovered and found out, its also all fines, mulcts, amercements and compositions dile and to be Due in that Behalf To tax moderate, demand collect and leyv and to cause the s.une to be demanded levied & collected Find accordiu� to l.mn to compel and conunand Them to Is, paid and also to proceed in all and Every the causes and Basin(„ above recited and ill all other contract, causes contempts and off'Olo.s whatso- ever howsoever conUacte l or n isiag (so that the goods or ppr,ou: (if the Debtors mm be frond within the •Itn•isdictiou of the Vice :ldwirtlty i❑ North Carolina ❑tiny ' aecor lin" to the civil mull Jloritime Lae'. told Customs of our :aid lii_h court of .pidniir:lty of' England antiently n.cd and by all other f.myt'ull Nyays, means 1111,1 methods according to the be -t of vour skill and Ktim,leJ ❑ud all -nch Causes and contract- to 6 a Examine, discuss surd deadly deta•mine fuaving nevertheless the ki"lit of appealing to our 111,14hi_h Court of Admiralty of England and t,the ,lodge or president of tin ,gid court forthe time beingand saving aleay- the Itight of out• said high C'omt of .Admiralty of Fogiand and also of the ,judge and licgistcr of the -ante court Crum wham or eitbar of them it is not our Intention in anything to derogate by these presents) and also to arrest :uul yuusc and command to be arrested all ship-, per -ons nail Thinks hoods scare= awl merchandizes for the premises and every of them and for other came; edmtsnever concerning the =ante a heves ,_•ver They shall be met with or found within -North Carolina afi.rc-aid and Territories of the saute either within Libertys or without and to compel all manner of persons in that behalf as the rise shall require to appxar :11141, to answer with power of using any temporal Coertiou and of Inflict - k F i � .3 v Z j _ N I 7 � F r : t' o. F r �11 t.Ar1 020 COLONIAL RECORDS. ing any other penalty or mulct according to the Laws end Customs aforesaid and to do and Minister Justice according to the Right order and course of the Law, summarily and plainly looking only into the_ Truth of the fact aPd We Improver you in this behalf to fine, correct, punish chastise and reform find imprkon and cause and command to be imprisoned in any Gaols being within North Carolina afore- said and 3larititue places of the same the Partys Guilty and Violators P"? of the. Law and Jurisdiction of our Admirality afnresnid and usurpers Delinquents, contumations, Absenters, iVm:rsters, AIastor of Ships, �! Mariner,, Rowers, fishermen, Shipwrights and other workmen mill artificers whoulsoever Exercising any kind of Maritime afl'uir=, as well according to the aforementioned Civil and Atarifinle Laws ;nal Ordi- W111M.t;llld Cnntolus t&lresald old their Deloorits a9 according to the Statutes and Ordinances aforesaid ;ueI those of our Kingdom of Great ' Britain fill. the Admiralty of ling'land in that. Behalf made and provided lull to Deliver Sr absolutely discharge ;fill] Cause and Conuuand to be �! > Discharged whatsoever pel:wns inylri,oned in such case, who are to be delivered nod to pronnrlgo and Lrlterposc all ol:uuler of Sentences and Dcc•recs and to put the sane in Execution and Cognizance and Jurisdic- tion of n'hatroever other Cause, Civil mid \m:u itinle which relate to the Sea or which ;mY manner of wave respect or concern the Sea or passage over the mule or naval or Msritinle vovages perfbrmed or to he per- ILo med or the Maritime durisdietiun abovesaid with power also to pro- ceed in the sane according to the Civil and \maritime Law's and Customs of the aforesaid Court anticutly used its well there of Meer Office miet or pronated as at the Instance of any party ns the Case shall require and spm Convenient, And we do by these presents which are to emdinue during our Royal Will and pleasure only further give and Grant unto Henry MICullook Fsquire our said Commis,;uy the power of laking you and knowing all and every the wages, fees, profitts, advantages and com- ii' moditys whatsoever in any manner due and antiently belonging to the i, said office according to the Custom of our' high Court of Admiralty of a England committing 'into you our power and authority concerning all and singular the premises in the several places above expressed (Saving in all things the prerogative of our high Court of Admiralty of Eng- land aforesaid) together with power of Deputing and surrogating ill for and concerning the premises one or more Deputy or Depu- your place tys as often as you shall think fits Further \\'e do in our came cote- and finally & strictly charge all and singularly our Governgrs, mand Commanders Justices of the peace Mayors, Sheritl'e Marshalls Keeper+ tti'. of all our Gaols and prisons, Rnlifis Constables and all other our ofileors COLONIAL RECORDS. 621 and ;Ministers and Faithful and liege subjects in and throughout North Carolina aforesaid and the Territories thereof and thereuutb belonging That in the Execution of this our Commission they be from time to time aiding assisting & yield ubedienee in all Things as is fitting unto you & )-our Deputy whomsoever under pain of the Law and the peril which will fall thereon Given at London in the high Court of our Admiralty of "England aforesaid under the Great Seal thereof the Sixth Day of December in the Year of our Lord ouc Thousand Seven hundred and fifty four and of our Reign the Twenty Eighth SAM' HILL Register. Ex' To all to whom these presents shall come I Henry At-Culloh of Turn - ham Green in the Cannty of Aliddlesex Esflr send greeting. Whereas I am entitled to a out.tiu district of Land containing seventy one Thousand one Hmalred :uul Sixty Acres hetw•eetl the North last branch tit' Cape Fear ]fiver ail 131ael: river in North Carolina in America by virtue of it l:rwtt there)f front his present Majesty 1w:11 -ill" (late the 34 day of March I I:r–it subject to c•crtain C'uodition. is the said Grant mentioned a� ba tilt, said Urant: relation Lein_ thcreunt had more folly nun .\ppcar Now Know' ye that I the said henry 11'Ci l- loh have N. t hdnined Constituted and Appointed and by the -e pres- ents do make O daiu Con-tit➢te and Alipoint_lex:uulcr c(—Al 1141 ' Duplin' Auditor lit' his Ma•ji:dies Province of North Carolina my ttvc and Lawfnll :Alila ney tin nu• ;uul in my name and to and for niv use to Trent,and Clontrm•t with ttnv Person or Persons whumsoover fur lilt, Sale aid Disposition of ally Quantity or Quantitys Number or \umbers of .-lcres of Land belonging to me nnrl situated bet«vren the North Fact hraacli of the Carte Fear [liver and black river ill North Carolina aforesaid subject nevertheless to such Provisos and Conditions as are contained in the Graot thereof made to ate as aforesaid And I do Hereby further give and rant unto my said Attorney full Power and absolute authority to umkt, constitute and appoint one or more Attorney or Attorneys Substihtte or Substitutes in his place and stead to do perform and Execute all acts and Things whatsoever which nn' said Attorney hititself might or could do by virtue of these Presents and at his Pleasure from tin(c to time to revoke the same Hereby- giving and granting auto illy said Attorney his Substitute or Substitntea my fill and Al)-iolute Power in the Provinces and I do hereby Promise and ngree to ratitj• and Confirm in the most full and Ample manner all act 332 LATS OF NORTH CAROLINA -1980. II. Be it therefore enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for hls.ex lency the Governor, with the advice of the Council of State, In case It sh< appear absolutely -necessary, to send to the assistance of South-Carolin further 'relief of any number of -men -not exceeding eight thousand, to raised in the same manner and under the like rules and regulations,'; entitled to the same bounty, pay, subsistence and allowance,: as thei to be raised under the said recited Act. i CHAPTER XVIII. � d7 t to invest the title of a certain trabt.of Land therein mentioned William Houston, his heirs and assigns, in fee simple. 1. Whereas It hath been made appear to the satisfaction of the"t eral Assembly that William Houston purchased of Henry McCulloch,,. two valuable considerations, a tract of land in Duplin County, ,ion,;; northeast of Cape Fear river, containing eight hundred and forty,: -ac granted to the said Henry McCulloch by patent bearing date the third of March, anno domini one thousand seven hundred and forty five;v bounded as follows: Beginning at a gum on the east branch of the'ri Cape Fear, and running thence east fifty one chains to a pine by the Inc branch, then south twenty degrees west eighty seven chains to lightw( 'then south seventy degrees east three chains to a pine, then south twe degrees west fifty seven chains to a large pine in a great .mead then south sixty degrees west forty chains to a stake by the said. northE branch of Cape Fear river, then up the.varlous courses of the 'said bra to the first station. And whereas,the said William Houston hath'acta. been in quiet and peaceable possession- of the aforesaid tract of land e since the year 1747, without any legal conveyance from .the late. Henry] ( Culloch, and the same being now subject to confiscation, to the great lnj I E - of the said William Houston; For remedy whereof, II. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carol that the title of the said tract of land containing eight hundred- and if( acres, bounded as before mentioned, shall be, and is hereby, declared to i! invested in the said William Houston, his heirs and assigns, in feeslm CHAPTER XIX. ' +f �.' An Act for vesting and confirming In Hannah Reed, widow and adminis n; trix of the late Reverend James Reed,deceased, the personal' -eel of the. said James RkAeointing r own right, and for other purposes ' I. Whereas. the Revees ead died intestate, and left no;ol ren, or other legal repto this or any'of the United State America; and whereas of the General Assembly now in fora this State, intituled, Aninting ainethod for the distrOuting; In Cates estates, passed inof our Lord one -thousand sevea;hand ,:; and fifty six, onlyon the estate of such intestate.is allottei his widow; and wh ene of the property. of .which the said'Jlii Reed died posse ed of was acgidred by his intermarriage wittiihls';,i widow; 1 II. Be It erelore enacted by the General Assembly of the Stat[ North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same; fl +7 �71Davie County Public Ubrary r..+> mooksville, -K w ."a HISTORY of NORTH CAROLINA e* Volume L. -Lefler "In 1?38 Arthur Dobbs, who later became governor *some other gentlemen of distinction in Ireland , and Henry HcCulloh, an an Ulster Scott who was then a promising merchant in London memoralised- the North Carolina Coun- cil, "representing their intentions of mending over to the Province several poor 11rotestant families with a design of raising Flax and Hemp". In 1?37, Dobbs, go- Culloh, Murry, Crymble and Jas. Huey and Company" were granted 1,240,000 acres on they Yadkin and Catawba rivers etc. Another dramatic illustration of tension in the western s oust i es was the so called Sugar Creek War* In May, 12 1766, John Teoheok and 6 other surveyors on the lands of Repery Bustace McCulloh were soundly whipped by a group of more than 100 angry farmers. -204 Speaker Harvey laid the resolutions before the House, b Instructed their agent in England, Henry 2ustace McCull oh, j to have it printed in British papers. McCulloh's lands were confiscated by order of the general Assembly. NORTH CAROLINA by Newsome ude128A There were a few Presbyterians in the Cepa Pear valley as ,g early as 17Wl especially on the 9621glIgh Oran s in Duplin y and Nes Hanover counties* b v r— Davie County Public Library o Mocksville, NC 7 Charles H. Warner V W. J. F. FENTON GENEALOGIST Member of the Association of Genealogists and Record Agents 82 HERSHAM ROAD WALTON-ON-THAMES SURREY KT12 5NU ENGLAND Tel.: Walton -on -Thames 25214 Tuesday, 23rd June 1981 Mrs Alice H. Eidson, 1135, Kenwood Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 U.S.A. Dear Mrs Eidson, Many thanks for your letters of 11th May, 2nd June, 5th June and for that sending some further MS and typed notes which came on 15th instant. Also for the cheque for $75.00 and for all the various papers and copy documents sent with your letters. I have seen,and called for a photo -copy of, the Will of Henry McCULLOH who died in 1779 and as soon as I get it I will send it on to you. Fortunately the original is readily legible whereas the Register Copy, which is the normal version available from the PRO in Chancery Lane,is in a script which you would probably be unable to e read and would need a transcription. I have studied the papers you sent me and also done a little re- " search. Before enlarging on anpof this I think I should say that it is evident that we have a considerable problem in identity on our ` hands. It does not appear that your James McCULLOH could be Henry McCULLOH's (d.1779) son - evidence from the mamorial inscription at St. Nicholas, Chiswick (where it is true Henry was buried (he is Z y in the Burials Register, as is a Penelope; probably his wife,but not m explicitly so described) - says that James died 9th July 17.9, aged 9. � G Should think the year was 1749, which would match with the letter of condolence of 1750; which, incidentally, must have been sent to Henry in England. 1 A May I put some questions? 4 �{ . O o (a) It is evident that many of these McCULLO(C)Hs have an Irish background. Were they Roman Catholics - then or later? 3 0avi2 C'ounty PuUi c U01 a(y b4oc�sviiic, Nr-... / (b) 0 NJ (b) Who is the author, what is the date and who is thepublisher of theIREDELL 'Life and Corresppndence' of which you sent me a photo -copy extract? (c) Do you know anything about the parentage of the William D. McCULLOH Harriet's brother? In view of the reference to Alfred think this could be important to us. (d) Re Alexander McCULLOCH - Psj I � h" (1) What;do you know about his brothers aniLsisters? q)Chio� (2) What is the evidence for his father's being called 'Henry' and being a 'Scotsman'? (3) Can you let me have a cony of his Will proved in Nov. 1798? j/ (e) Can I see a copy of theWill of Henry McCULLOCH who was the Secretary /of the Province and who died in 1755. Will said to be proved Nov. 1755. ,/ (f) Can I see a copy of the Will of James Mc CULI.,OH who died in 1816 and also of his widow - Elizabeth - who died in 1841? (g) Do you know anything about the connections of the 'James McCULLOH of Tennessee' referred to inHarriet's letter? (h) There is some confusion about the William McCULLOCHs referred to in the IREDELL memoires (p.5, penultimate para.) This says: (i) "William had issue James (mow of CaAdey, near Dundalk in Ireland....... who is yet a bachelor" and (ii) "William, a merchant of Dzblin, who is mw a widower. By his wife (whose name was COLEMAN) he had three children - County Public Library 2 daughters and a son - Henry, (late Secretary of this Davin province), two of whose daughters are now living there." mocksoie, NC No mention of James in this instance: these two Williams different peoj)le? In view of the reference to Henry being called the second William's son it looks important to try to establish exactly who is involved. This might well call for some research in Ireland. Can you throw any light on the position? Incidentally, we have another oddity. Henry Eustace McCULLOH whom, one would think (as I did originally) was the son of Henry McCULLOH and Penelope EUSTACE, must have been born quite some time before their marriage in 1749, otherwise he would have been only about 11 years of age when he is said to have been managing his father's affairs in N.C. in 1761: Apart from the fact that I would think it unlikely that .... / he 4 ` 1 .! T -3- unlikely that / he would have completed his legal training fonts and been called to the Bar before he was 21. The Society of the Inner Tample, to whom I wrote, say that they have no record of him there. I will try other lines of enquiry about this. As it appears that the letter of condolence of July 1750 must have been sent to Henry in England can we find out to what address it was directed -- the Colonial Records do not say? I'm afraid there is rather a lot in all this and I shall be most interestdd to hear whether you can help. 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