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From Pamteco Tracings
1795 PT June 1995
The State vs. Dixon et as depositions July 21st. 1795 Thos. Tuten saith that he heard Shad; Price say there was at his
house two men the one a midling tall man and the other shorter—the tallest one said he would be D__d if Smithwick did not make haste from Roanoke his house should be in ashes before [torn] Tuten made reply ‘tis Will: Dixon junr. And his brother. Price made no ansr. To the question but said it wou’d be a happy turn if there was a junk of fire in it meaning the house that is since burnt-- Absalom Tuten’s oath the same as the last---
1796 Will of Thomas Tuten
page; 27 [369]. Original date: 2-20-1796
No probate. Wife; Sarah. Son; Amos, land on Blonts Creek. All my children, unnamed. Executor; Son Absolum. Signed by mark. Witnesses: Wm. Daw, Martha Daw. Remarks; also recorded Old Wills, p.321Mbr>
1814 PT December 1993
Sarah Tuten daughter of Amos Tuten born 2-16-1814 died 7-13-1865 married Carney John Stilley, Sr
children Wm. Riley 03-09-1835 died? Alabama Nancy W. 11-29-1836 died 11-16-1856 Martha Ann 07-01-1838 05-28-1908 Burton T. 04-03-1840 08-17-1903 Emily Augusta 03-07-1842 05-30-1916 Mary [Kate] 01-05-1844 07-15-1865 Carney John, Jr. 03-30-1845 06-21-1893 Sarah 09-08-1848 08-10-1860 Alonzo 03-15-1851 03-29-1906 Owen Kelly 09-03-1853 02-14-1935 Fenner [Vance] 10-15-1857 11-07-1936 Eugene 06-15-1857 ? Florida Jackie Ann Thomason 12-1-1831 2-14-1905 1833 Death Certificates Francus Anne Tuten, widow born 02-09-1833- Washington, NC died 12-02-1914 Richlands, NC 12-03-1914-family burial ground father John Wiley- Washington, NC Mother Rosetta Harrow -Wash. NC informant Alex Tuten cause Acute indigestion 1833 Will of Noah Tutenpg. 25[365] Original. Date; 10-2-1833 Probate; May term 1834, oath Martin Ross. Mother; Claricy Tuten, land E. [?] side canal, Horse Pen Swamp. Two brothers and sisters unnamed. Executor; Noah Roe. Signed. Witnesses; Martin Ross, Elisabeth Ross. Also recorded Old Wills, p. 511
1834 Will of Amos Tuten
page 23 [361] original date; 3-26-1834. No probate. Daughter; Sally Tuten. Son; Duran Tuten, land I bought of Peter Dowty but if he should marry into the Dowty family, property to revert back to my estate. Son Abslom Tuten, land I purchased of Hardy Keel [Horse Pen Branch]. Son; William Tuten, land I bought of Thos. R. Smaw of N.W. side of Farr Swamp. My shildren; Penelope Stilly, Mary Roe, Susan Keel, Lucretia Keel. Grandaughter; Clarissa Keel. Executor; Son Wm. Tuten and friend W.E. Smaw. Signed by mark. Witnesses; Gains{?} Peed, Sally Smaw. Also recorded Old Wills pp.513-4.
1835 Will of Elizabeth Davis Tuten
PAGE 24[363]. Original date; 8-3-1835
Probate; 10-term 1835, Niece; Corlendy Seely. Brother; John
Griffin Davis. Executor; brother John Griffin Davis. Signed by her mark Elizabeth Tuten.
Witnesses; Major Clark, Louisa Fortiscue.
Remarks; Begins" I Elizabeth Davis Alien Tuten…" Outside; will of Elizabeth Davis, alias Eliz. Tuten. Also Old Wills pp523-4
1836 Will of William Tuten
page; 26 [367] original. Date 5-25-1836. Probate; Feb. term 1847 wife; Mary Tuten. My legitimate children [unnamed]. Executor; friend Reding Warren. Signed; Wm Tuten. Witnesses; James H. Pritchett, Thos. T. Burnett. Remarks; "Friend Wm. E. Smaw, guardian to all my children." Also recorded Orphan book F, p.27
1840*PT dec 1994
Establishment of Beaufort County |School Districts 1840 School committee men appointed as follows; dist 6 John Orrell, Reading Tuten & John Jones, Sr. Beginning at the mouth of Blounts Creek thence with Pamlico River to Hills Creek, thence up Hills Creek to the mouth of Hog-hole branch and with Hoghole branch to the main road, thence with the main road to Blounts Creek, thence down Blounts Creek to the beginning. Also same issue Ancestors of Rose Marie Brothers Elizabeth A. Tuten b. 1840 d. 3-4-1884 in beauf co at So. Creek married 1-10-1860 Joseph D. Brothers b. 12-10-1832 in Craven co,NC d. 7-23-1898 in So. Creek or springs Creek, NC
1842 PT December 1990
March 16,1842 In pursuance of the 4th resolution, the Chairman
[Whig Party] appointed the following gentlemen as delegates to
the state convention. Durham’s Creek—Henry A. Ellison and William Tuton
1846**ct
Free Will Baptist Cemetery
Clarissa A. Tuten born 7-4-1846 died 7-17-1924
1849*PT June 1993 guardian records
Wards; Mary, Benj., Chuck, Sally Ann, and John, Lewis Guardians Wm. Tuten 1849,m Benj. F. Tripp date (9-3-1844)
Other Researchers:
Willie B. SmithDmasked@ix.net.com.com
Bruce T. Tutenbrmc599@ix.netcom.com
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