Listings for Alex McCoy

MAY 20, 1779.
(510) Alexander McCoy, returned no inhabitant.
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March, 1773.
  William Morris vs. Alexander McCoy.--Debt. Writ, 28th March, 1774.
Defendant is a schoolmaster and lives in Hampshire (?) County.
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AUGUST, 1789
Andrew Donnolly, of Greenbrier, vs. Hugh Millar.--In October, 1785,
the General Assembly appropriated funds to build a road from eastern to
western waters and defendant became contractor and plaintiff was his
partner. The road was from Greenbrier C. H. to the Kenoway. The people
themselves divided the whole county into thirteen districts, and each
district elected a parson to form a committee to superintend the business. The
committee appointed Hugh Millar foreman to undertake on behalf of the
people and went security in the bond for his performance and took bond of
him with condition that equal justice might be done to all. The committee
divided the road into thirteen parts, that each individual might work out
the tax he was in arrears. At the dividing, Colonel Donnelly told the
committee he owed the treasury £170 of taxes due for 1782 as sheriff, and that
he thought himself included in the law. Committee refused to grant a
certificate to Donnelly because he did not make it appear that he was in the
law, etc. (a full account of the transactions). At a meeting of the committee
of the inhabitants of the county of Greenbrier, held 30th September, 1786,
Hugh Miller, William Renick, John Anderson, James Graham, William Morris,
William Johnston, Alexander Welch, Thomas Wright, Samuel Williams,
Joseph Claypool, John Hutcheson, Hugh Capertin, and Archibald Hauley;
Resolved, (Colonel Donnally assigned a district from Capt. Morris district
on Bell Creek to 67th mile tree on Rich Creek). A copy. Teste. W. H.
Cavendish, Clerk of Committee. Know all men, etc., I, Hugh Millar, of
county of Greenbrier, etc., bound to John Anderson, James Graham, William
Morris, Hugh Capertin, William Renick, Archibald Hauley, Joseph Claypool,
John Hutcheson, Samuel Williams, Thomas Wright, William McCoy, John
Byrnside, John Stuart for Alexander McCoy, William Johnston in £10,000,
25th May, 1786. Condition to do justice to all the inhabitants as foreman
in the prosecution of the work.
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Listings for Daniel McCoy

AUGUST 21, 1755.
  (470) Daniel McCoy, orphan of Duncan McCoy--to be bound.
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JUNE 22, 1764.
(43) Daniel McCoy, an orphan, to be bound to John McNeill, gent. Jane and Edward
Thompson qualified admrs. of Thos. Thompson. Felix Gilbert qualified admr.
of John Lorrimer.
Page 114

MARCH 26, 1765.
 (319) Daniel McCoy, orphan, heretofore ordered to be bound to John McNeill, gent.,
decd., be bound to Andrew Lewis. Complaint of Martha Hassell vs. Master
Andrew Greer is continued.
Page 119

NOVEMBER, 1768
 Kent vs. Love.--Jacob Kent vs. Philip Love.--Hugh Crocket deposes, 3d
November, 1768, before William Preston: That before Mr. Love settled
at Vanse's the plaintiff agreed with the deponent to winter a number of
hogs for him; that the fences on said plantation were in very bad order and
not lawful, but that the hogs went there before Mr. Love settled on it; that
deponent frequently found Daniel McCoy, a servant man belonging to deponent,
hunting said hogs; then a gang of hogs came from there to deponent's
father's.
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Listings for David McCoy

MAY, 1793
Miller vs. William Lamb.--Defendant no inhabitant, 1792-3.
  David McCoy and wife, Jane, vs. Thomas Beard.--Writ, 14th August,
1792.
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Listings for Duncan McCoy

AUGUST 21, 1755.
 (470) Daniel McCoy, orphan of Duncan McCoy--to be bound.
Page 68
 
 
 

Listings for James McCoy

Thomas Grubbs, guardian of Abraham Drake, surety James McCoy.
(Signed) Mchard.
 Page 431

Petition recites that last fall the Court sent James McKay and Richard
Harrill to view a road. They accordingly viewed a road to strike out of
McKay's road at Reuben Paget's and so to keep down the River on the east
side to the County line. Prays an order to appoint Philip Crum, William
Hurst or William Harrill to be surveyor, and order all tithables on Flint
Run and its branches and Gowny's run and its branches from Walter
Cunningham's down to the County line: Jacob Harrill, Peter Emlie, Anthony
Horton, Reuben Paget, Richard Harrill, Sr., William Owens, John Kelly,
Howard Gibson, James McCoy, Philip Crame, Joseph Hokens, William
Hurst, Thomas Lann, Richard Harrill, William Harrill, Thomas Monmon,
William Colbee, Thomas Harrill, John Harrill, John Jones, Joseph Ballinger,
James Land, Moses Harrill.
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Petition of inhabitants of the North side of the South River of
Shenandore for a road. About 3 years ago it was ordered to open a road from
Caleb Job's plantation down the South side of the said North River to James
McCoy's plantation, which road is not suitable, and prepare a location on
North side crossing the river at a place called the Brush Bottom Ford and
so along the river by Henry Speer's plantation. Prayer for survey: Mason
Combs, William Hurst, Zachariah Mackay, Stephen Phillips, John Hankins,
Charles Thompson, Thomas Parent, Adam Cunningham, John Sellers, Wm.
Overall, Terence Corcal, Alexander Gunnel, Benjamin Guden, Josiah Parent,
Edmon Bollin, Thomas Grubs, Richard Shirley, Thomas Hues, Wm. Dickerson,
Thomas McNeal, Ephraim Leeth, William Parent.
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Listings for Jane McCoy

David McCoy and wife, Jane, vs. Thomas Beard.--Writ, 14th August,
1792.
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Listings for John McCoy
 

NOVEMBER 18, 1763.
(374) 320 acres of John McCoy added to tithables. 200 acres of Moses Hall added to
tithables.
Page 110
 

MARCH 25, 1775.
 (63) John McCoy, vice Samuel Wilson--overseer road.
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AUGUST 15, 1775.
(84) John McCoy, overseer of road from head of Bull Pasture to Peoples's and from
Samuel Wilson's (deceased) to Bell's place, Cow Pasture.
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AUGUST 20, 1777.
 (222) Tithables to be taken in following Companies: Capt. Charles Campbell's, Capt.
Alex. Stewart's, Capt. Matthew Wilson's, Capt. Andrew Moore's, Capt.
James Tate's, Capt. John Cunningham's. Capt. Samuel McCutchan's, Capt. Patrick
Buchanan's, Capt. Francis Long's, Capt. John Young's, Capt. Robert
Thompson's, Capt. Zachariah Johnson's, Capt. Thomas Smith's, Capt. George Moffett's,
Capt. Wm. Anderson's, Capt. Wm. Henderson's, Capt. Alex. Roberton's,
Capt. David Bell's, Capt. John Given's, Capt. John Hopkins', Capt. John Stephenson's,
Capt. Robert Craven's, Capt. George Pence's, Capt. James Frazier's, Capt.
Wm. Nall's, Capt. Thomas Hewit's, Capt. Daniel Smith's, Capt. Reuben Harrison's, Capt.
Thomas Bogg's, Capt Abraham Lincoln's, Capt. Anthony Rider, Capt.
Ralph Stewart's, Capt. Benj. Wilson's, Capt. Wm. Robertson's, Capt. Samuel Pringle's,
Capt. Robert McCreery's, Capt. Samuel Vance's, Capt. John McCoy's, Capt. John
People's, Capt. Andrew Lockridges', Capt John Skidmore's, Capt. Paul Teeter's and Capt.
Robert Davis'.
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OCTOBER 22, 1778
(367) William Buchanan recommended as Ensign in Capt. Samuel McCutchon's Company.
Nicholas Seyvert recommended as First Lieutenant in Capt. John
McCoy's Company, vice Nicholas Harper; and Henry Fleisher as a Second Lieutenant.
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AUGUST 15, 1780.
 (265a) John McCoy, James Woods, George Puffenberry--to view road from Capt.
McCoy's, in Bull Pasture, to Michael Wilfong's, thence over the mountain to
the Gap of the North River.
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NOVEMBER, 1789
 Isaac Duffield, infant, by Robert Duffield, next friend, vs. John McCoy.--
Slander, 1787.
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Listings for Mary McCoy

NOVEMBER 19, 1772.
 (439) Mary McCoy to be bound to William Wallace.
Page 168
 

Listings for Robert McCoy

MAY 22, 1753.
 (498) Petition of Robert McCoy, an Exr. of his father, Robert.
Page 59
 

NOVEMBER, 1747
 Robert McCoy, Jost Hite, Robert Green, Robert Green, being executor of William Duff,
deceased, vs. William Linwell, Thomas Linwell and Morgan
Bryan.--Debt on bond dated 18th June, 1746. Writ dated 24th August, 1747. Returned
not found as to W. and T. Linwell.
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NOVEMBER, 1755.
 John Green vs. Green.--John Green, of Orange, gent., orator, complains: Some time in
1746, orator's late father, Robert Green, of Orange, purchased of Robert
McCoy, late of Augusta, land on Linville's Creek which Robert intended for John and his
two brothers, James and Moses Green (they as well as orator, infants). In
1746--February (1747)--McCoy conveyed the land to John, James and Moses. Robert also
owned other tracts jointly with Jost Hite and Robert McCoy. Orator
has long since come of age, and is in want of part of the lands, but James and Moses are
not of age. Bill for partition filed, 1754. Answer of James and Moses by
Eleanor Green, their guardian.
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Listings for Sally McCoy

MARCH, 1771
 Rev. Alexander Miller, Clerk, vs. Rev. John Brown, Clerk. Slander.
Case damage, #100. Writ dated 9th November, 1769. Plaintiff was a
Presbyterian. Defendant was a member of the Presbytery. Judgment deposing
Mr. Miller. Depositions taken, North Carolina, Orange County, Upper
Hyco, 6th February, 1771, at house of Rev. Hugh McAden:  Mrs. Elizabeth
Miles; Mrs. Sally McCoy (formerly Tolbert), sister of Elizabeth Miles;
Abraham Miles; John Lea, aged 45 years; Thomas Barnet and Alexander
Moore, Elders of Lower Hyco, and Hugh Barnet, Vestryman.
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Listings for William McCoy

 Andrew Donnolly, of Greenbrier, vs. Hugh Millar.--In October, 1785,
the General Assembly appropriated funds to build a road from eastern to
western waters and defendant became contractor and plaintiff was his
partner. The road was from Greenbrier C. H. to the Kenoway. The people
themselves divided the whole county into thirteen districts, and each
district elected a parson to form a committee to superintend the business. The
committee appointed Hugh Millar foreman to undertake on behalf of the
people and went security in the bond for his performance and took bond of
him with condition that equal justice might be done to all. The committee
divided the road into thirteen parts, that each individual might work out
the tax he was in arrears. At the dividing, Colonel Donnelly told the
committee he owed the treasury £170 of taxes due for 1782 as sheriff, and that
he thought himself included in the law. Committee refused to grant a
certificate to Donnelly because he did not make it appear that he was in the
law, etc. (a full account of the transactions). At a meeting of the committee
of the inhabitants of the county of Greenbrier, held 30th September, 1786,
Hugh Miller, William Renick, John Anderson, James Graham, William Morris,
William Johnston, Alexander Welch, Thomas Wright, Samuel Williams,
Joseph Claypool, John Hutcheson, Hugh Capertin, and Archibald Hauley;
Resolved, (Colonel Donnally assigned a district from Capt. Morris district
on Bell Creek to 67th mile tree on Rich Creek). A copy. Teste. W. H.
Cavendish, Clerk of Committee. Know all men, etc., I, Hugh Millar, of
county of Greenbrier, etc., bound to John Anderson, James Graham, William
Morris, Hugh Capertin, William Renick, Archibald Hauley, Joseph Claypool,
John Hutcheson, Samuel Williams, Thomas Wright, William McCoy, John
Byrnside, John Stuart for Alexander McCoy, William Johnston in £10,000,
25th May, 1786. Condition to do justice to all the inhabitants as foreman
in the prosecution of the work.
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Listings for Zachary McCoy

MAY, 1748.
 Abraham Drake, administrator of Abraham Drake, Jr., deceased, vs. Zachary McCoy.
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MAY AND AUGUST, 1748.
 Zachary McCoy vs. Abraham Drake, administrator of Abraham Drake, Jr.--Attachment,
14th September, 1747.
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