ING FAMILY RESEARCH

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Columns are: 1:Males -10; 2:M10-16; 3:M16-26; 4:M26-45; 5:M45+ 6:F-10; 7:F10-16; 8:F16-26; 9:F26-45;10:F45+; 11:Free persons except Indians not taxed; 12:Slaves
Jacob Ing (Pge 743) 00100 00000 04
Christopher Ing (Pg 745) 01001 00311 08
Etheldred Exum: (Pg747) 11010 01010 0(20)

-10 10-15 16-18 19-25 26-44 45+ -10 10-15 16-25 26-44 45+ Foreigners not naturalized; # of persons engaged in agriculture # in commerce # in manufacturing; Male slave -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Females -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Free of color -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Females -14 14-26 26-45 45+ ; All other persons
Nancy Ing (Pg 129) 100000 11010 0200 0100 1100 0000 0000 0
Christopher Ing (Pg 131) 000001 00001 0100 0100 0001 0000 0000 0

Males: -10 10-15 16-18 19-25 26-44 45+ Females: -10 10-15 16-25 26-44 45+ Foreigners not naturalized; # of persons engaged in agriculture # in commerce # in manufacturing; Male slave -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Females -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Free of color -14 14-26 26-45 45+ Females -14 14-26 26-45 45+ ; All other persons

Page 31, line 15 taken 1 Oct 1850:

Stanford Ing	32 M	Farmer	Tennessee
Polly Ing	31 F		Tennessee
Jno	10 M		Illinois
Clarrissa	8 F		Illinois
M.J.	7 F		Illinois
T.C.	4 F		Illinois
L.A.	9/12 F		Illinois

Page 31 Line 27

Christopher Ing	36 M	Farmer	170	Tennessee
Philiann Ing	34 F			Tennessee
Delila	13 F			Illinois
Jno	11 M			Illinois
[H.C.]	6 M			Illinois
Jas. M.	4 M			Illinois
Matilda	1 F			Illinois

Page 64 (b) taken 14 Nov. 1850:

Alfred Ing	32 M	Farmer	Tennessee
Lurelia Ing	27 F		Kentucky
Chas H.	5 or 8 M		Illinois
[Heather]	2 F		Illinois

Page 336(b) line 24 311/311

Alexander Young	58 M	Farmer	North Carolina
Mary	45 F		North Carolina
Eliza	25 F		North Carolina
Margaret	22 F		North Carolina
Acnel	15 M		North Carolina
Prissa	12 F		North Carolina
Norfleet	6 M		North Carolina
Mary	7/12 F		North Carolina
James M. Moss	9 M		North Carolina

Page 375(a) #876/876:

Elisha Young	48 M	Farmer	North Carolina
Elizabeth	20 F		North Carolina
Mary	18 F		North Carolina
Compton	15 M		North Carolina

I read this census for John Ing, but he did not appear.

*Note this is Jane Pernina Ing

Page 287(b) line 18 748/748:

Jacob Ing	32 M	Overseer	North Carolina
Martha	32 F		North Carolina
James S.	5 M		Tennessee
Priscilla	3 F		Tennessee
John V.	1 M		Tennessee

In an unpublished family book titled "The Barretts, Their Ancestry and Related Families" by Daisy Barrett Tanner done in 1973, Daisy Barrett Tanner records the Ing Bible. She was a professor at University of Texas, Austin, and wrote several books. This one has a chapter on the Inges/Ings. She cites Bible records, sent to her by Gertrude Carey and Virgil Hosler, as follows: Joseph Ing (Sr):
Sarah - September 23, 1740 in America
John - June 11, 1751
Joseph - March 11, 1753
Lydia - December 1, 1755
Christopher - February 16, 1758
Christian - February 28, 1760
Jacob - March 24, 1766
Ann - December 25, 1768
Tabitha - May 20, 1771
Birth date of Matthew could not be located.

The children and birth dates of Joseph Ing (Jr.) and his wife Elizabeth as follows:
Penelope born February 19, 1777
Mary born June 21, 1779
Ann Born December 5, 1781
Lydia Born February 17, 1784
Alfred born May 11, 1786
Elizabeth born August 17, 1788
Sarah born February 17, 1792
Matthew born September 12, 1794
Marcia born March 12, 1797*
Joseph born February 17, 1800
*Marcia is also called Martha and/or Patsy

Jefse Boykin is granted administration on the Estate of Judatus Adkinson he accordingly entered into Bond L100 with Drewery Gooding & Joseph Ing Securities

On Motion of Joseph Ing the Court proceeded to examine James Speir on oath concerning the manner by which the sd Joseph Ing came by the lofs of Part of his left Ear who declared he saw Isom Gooding bite it of[f] while he & the sd Gooding were ingaged in a fight.

Ordered that the following Persons be a jury to lay off the Road from out of Whittingtons Road near John Powells to Fishing Creek at the Bridges called Wyatts and also that the same jury lay off a Road from out of the Road called Taborough Road near Griffins Swamps to above sd Road the best & most convenient way, to wit ... Lazarus Whitehead, Kindred Carter, Joseph Ing,...

The Last will and Testament of Joseph Ing decd was Exhibited into Court by the exors was proved by the oath of James Coker Sen one of the witnesses thereto who at the same time swore that he saw Etheldred Exum subscribe the same as witnesses. The Executors therein mentioned was at the same time qualified according to Law.

Administration is on motion granted to Christopher Ing on the estate of West Pope decd. He entered in to Bond of L3000 with Matthew Kinchen and Jacob House secys [meaning security].

November Court, 1784

Tuesday
Ordered that the Sheriff sell the Estate of West Pope Decd
An Inventory of the Estate of West Pope Dec'd
Wednesday

George Wimberly, William Dancy and Jacob Dickinson are appointed to divide the Estate of West Pope between the proper persons and report thereof make to next Court.

February Court, 1785

Monday February 7, 1785
A deed of sale from Grishan Coffeld proved by Joseph Ing.
Tuesday February 8, 1785

Joseph Sumner, Junr. is appointed Guardian to Elizabeth [stylized] William and John Pope orphans of West Pope decd. He entered into Bonds of L600 each with Etheldred [stylized] Phillips security.
Thursday February 10, 1785

Ordered that a jury be Summoned to lay off the thirds of certain lands claimed by Mary Ing and that the same be done according to law.

Acct of sales of the estate of West Pope decd exhibited on Oath by the Sheriff Etheldred [stylized] Phillips who is allowed [2pco] on said sale

February Court 1786

Thursday, February 8, 1786

Christopher Ingg administrator of West Pope exhibited on Oath an acct Current of His Administration which was approved ordered &c.
Friday February 9, 1786

Jurors appd for next C: Court Wm Hackny, John Lawrence, Joseph Newsome, Benjamin Philips, William Bell, Allen Hardy, Richd Wiggans, John Permentor, Sm Cohoon, Elisha Battle, Jun., Jacob Battle, Henry Hines, Thomas N. Cartwright, Jeremiah Hilliard, Britain Bridgers, Benjamin Arrington, George Browning, William Bracewell Sen., Renison Tisdale, Abisha Horn, Absalom Barnes, Elisha Stallings, Robert Sherwood, Moses Moore, Aaron Coleman, Jesse Drake, Thomas Porter, Stephen Coleman, William White, Christopher Ingg.

May 1786 Court

Wednesday May 3, 1786

Petit Jurors: Wm Hackny, Benjamin Arrington, Jesse Drake, Robert Sherwood, Absalom Barnes, John Lawrence, Abisha Horn, Henry Hines, William White, Joseph Hart, Christopher Ingg, Renison Tisdale

August Court 1786

Tuesday August 8, 1786

Etheldred Philips, Esq. Jacob Dickinson and Jacob Battle are appointed to divide the personal estate of West Pope decd between the proper representatives.

November Court 1786

Tuesday November 2, 1786

Etheldred Philips, Esq. Jacob Dickinson and Jacob Battle are appointed to divide the personal estate of West Pope decd between the proper representatives of said decd and make return to next Court.

October Court 1787
Monday October 22, 1787
A deed of Sale from John Sketo to Christopher Ing proved by Josiah Pope

November 1788 Court

Wednesday November 5, 1788
A deed of Sale from William Langley to Christopher Ing proved by Josiah Pope.

May Court 1789

Monday May 4, 1789

The last Will and testament of Simon Johnson decd was proved by Josiah Pope and Christopher Ing and the Executors therein named qualified at the same time.

November Court 1789

Tuesday November 3, 1789
A Deed of Sale from William Langley to Christopher Ing proved by Jesse Johnson

February 1790 Court

Friday February 5, 1790

The Last Will and Testament of John Spier decd proved by Matthew Ing and the Executor was qualified according to law.

May 1791 Court

Tuesday May 31, 1791
A Bill of sale from Moor Knight to Matthew Kinchen proved by Christopher Ing

August 1791 Court

Friday September 2, 1791
Jurors for next court include Christopher Ing and Etheldred Exum

November 1791 Court

Monday November 28, 1791
Christopher Ing was on the Grand Jury - there was no mention of the Petit Jury.

August 1792 Court

Friday August 30, 1792
Jurors for next session include Christopher Ing.

November 1792 Court

Friday November 3, 1792
There was no mention of who served on jury for this session
Jurors for next session include Christopher Ing and Etheldred Exum

February 1793 Court

Tuesday February 26, 1793
Christopher Ing is on Grand Jury

May 1793 Court

Thursday May 30, 1793
Christopher Ing and Aaron Maner are both called for jury duty next session.

August Court 1793

Monday August 26, 1793
A deed of sale from William Langley to Christopher Ing acknowledged
Christopher Ing on grand jury

May 1794 Court

Friday May 30, 1794
Christopher Ing appointed as a juror for next session.

August 1794 Court

Monday August 25, 1794
Christopher Ing is on Grand Jury

May 1795 Court

Tuesday May 26, 1795
A deed of Sale from William Doughtie to Christopher Ing proved by Jesse Johnson

John Pope orphan of West Pope decd came into court and chose Christopher Ing guardian who entered into Bond of L1000 with James Stalling and Jacob House securities.

William Pope and Eliz- Pope orphans of West Pope decd came into court and chose James Stallings Guardian who entered into bonds of L1000 each with Christopher Ing and Exum Phillips securities.

November Court 1795

Tuesday November ?, 1795

Exum Philips Esq. Jacob Batels and Jesse Johnson are appointed to divide the estate of West Pope decd between his proper representatives and make return thereof to next court

February Court 1796

Wednesday March 2, 1796

Jacob Battle executor to Joseph Sumner decd return accounts of the Guardianship of said Sumner against the orphans of West Pope, decd which were allowed

May Court 1796

Monday May 30, 1796

A division of the orphans of West Pope decd was returned by the persons appointed for that purpose
A deed of Sale from Jesse Johnston to John Pope proved by Christopher Ing
Wednesday June 1, 1796
A deed of Sale from Christopher Ing to John Pope proved by William Pope
Thursday June 2, 1796
Christopher Ing to serve as juror at next court

August 1796 Court
Tuesday August 31, 1796
Joseph Ing is appointed overseer of the road in the room of Micajah Fort
Wednesday September 1, 1796

The Petition offered at last court by Figures Lewis for leave to turn the road leading past his plantation is granted.
Jurors include Joseph Ing

November Court 1796

Tuesday November 29, 1796

A division of the real estate of John House decd was returned by the Commissioners appointed for that purpose Nathan Harris is appointed Guardian to William Exum orphan of Barnaby Exum. He entered into bond of L1000 with Figures Lewis and Elijah Pitman securities

Jacob House is appointed Guardian to Williamson Exum orphan of Barnaby who entered into bond of L1000 with Nathan Harris and Christopher Ing, securities

August Court 1797

Thursday August 31, 1797
Jurors for next session include Christopher Ing and Aaron Manor

May Court 1798

Wednesday May 30, 1798
Jurors next session include Christopher Ing
James Boykin is appointed overseer of the road in the room of Joseph Ing

August Court 1798

Thursday August 30, 1798
Jurors for next session include Christopher Ing.

November Court 1798
Monday November 25, 1798
Christopher Ing on grand jury

August Court 1799
The Fourth Friday August 1799
Christopher Ing to serve as juror next session.

May Court 1800
Wednesday May 28, 1800
A deed of Sale from Josiah Battle to Christopher Ing proved by Joseph Pope

The Equity Court Docket apparently included all trials - civil and criminal as wells as divorce trials and naturalization records. There is both a grand jury and a petit or petty jury (both terms are used). The court met on the second Monday of March and September each year. The matters were heard from Monday through Saturday. Criminal sentencing was usually on Saturday for major penalties such as extended jail, forced leaving of state or being hanged. In regard to Ings - note that there are no divorce records for Nancy Ing, and there is no reference to any lawsuits regarding any Ing Estate
March, 1809 Court
Monday March ? 1809

Jury pool included: Christopher Ing (Petit Jury) Augustine Whitehead (Grand Jury) and William Pope (Petit Jury)

The following jury being called and failing to answer is find agreeable to law. (Christopher Ing did not show).

September 1809 Court
Monday September 11, 1809

State v. Christopher Ing [and others] who were summoned to serve as jurors at last term and failed to attend now appear and on motion grounded on affidavits filed was discharged. [the affidavit is not part of this court record].

September 1811 Court
Monday September 9, 1811

Jury Pool included: Jacob Ingg (Grand Jury) Archibald Pope was discharged from having to serve.
Wednesday September 11, 1811:

State v. William White, Shadrack Collens, Joseph Farmer, Joseph Barnes, William Whitehead. They each acknowledge themselves indebted to the State of N. Carolina the sum of one hundred pounds each which shall be void on condition that they do appear before this Court at next March Term to give evidence on behalf of the state in an indictment against Thomas Whitehead for murder and not to depart without leave. September 1812 Court called Monday September 11, 1812
Jury Pool included: Etheldred Exum (Petty Jury) John Pope (Grand Jury)
Thursday September 17 1812

State v. William Whitehead - again he had to acknowledge debt to agree to show up at the next court regarding indictment against Thomas Whitehead for murder.

March 1822 Court
Thursday, March 14, 1822

State v. James Lancaster, Joseph Wells, Philips Lupo, Jesse Little, Benjamin Sharpe, Willis Wilkins, John Horn. [Recognisance/Recognisance] $200 cash for their appearance at next term of this Court to give evidence against Etheldred Exum for Perjury and c. The above named Etheldred Exum having been released. The foregoing persons recognised to appear at next Term to give Testimony against him are discharged. September 1822 Court
Tuesday September 10, 1822

Peter P. Laurence v. Isaac Hilliard, Robert C. Hillard, Jacob Ingg. The following Jury being duly impannelled and sworn (viz) Francis M. Wood - John Mayo - Joshua K. Bullock - Allen Jones - Joshua Pender - Enos Harrell - Nathen Cook - Henry Horn - Jesse C. Knight - Morris Spier - John [Mooring] and Thomas [ ] who say that they find all the issues in favour of the plaintiff and assess his damage to one hundred and forty seven Dollars and Ninety Cents ($147.90/100) and [ ] amount of Debt is Twenty Six Hundred and Ten Dollars ($2610)March 1823 Court

Thursday 11 March 1823

State v. Zachariah Manor, Kindred Pope. The following jury being duly impannelled and sworn viz Eli Howell - Henry Taylor - Joseph Daniel - James Howard - Reuben Brown - Henry Drake - Theophilius Moore - Frederick Farrow - James Downing - Richard Hoket - William Barnes and Joab P. Pitt - who say they find the defendants are not guilty. [NOTE: nature of case not stated]

March 1825 Court
Monday March 14, 1825

Jury pool included: Henry Trevathan [NOTE: doesn't say Junior or Senior] (Grand Jury) and John Wells, Senr [Petit Jury]
Saturday March 19, 1825:

State v. Kindred Pope, Mike K. Parker, Jesse Rose, and Allen Taylor. The following jury being duly impannelled and sworn and c - David Philips - Micajah Pettaway - Henry [Odoms or Adams] - Britain Howell - Asa Jones - James Bradley - the attorney entered a [Nollo Prorequi] as to Mike K. Parker, and the jury finds the other Defendants not guilty.

September 1833 Court
Monday September 9, 1833

Jury pool included Etheldred Exum [ ] to T.L. Manor [NOTE: It appeared that Etheldred Exum served this term on behalf of T.L. Manor for some reason that was not explained There is a word used after Etheldred's name that I do not recognize, but it always appeared even on verdicts as "Etheldred Exum [ ] to T.L. Manor."]

Edgecombe County North Carolina Guardianship Records
1764-1778 &1820-1828;
LDS FHL Microfilm #1014884
Pages 332 and 476

Jacob Ing was the Guardian for the orphans of Allen Robertson, dec'd. The names of the orphans are not listed at either entry. There is no mention in the Guardianship records of Guardianship for Nancy Ing's children (Mary Ann, Allen and Elizabeth), so apparently they had no Guardians.

Reprinted with permission of the North Carolina Genealogical Society from The North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal, Vol. X, November 1984, p. 248, from Jonathan B. Butcher and transcribed by Ransom McBride:

Capt. Edward Clinch's Company of the Nash County Regiment (Dec 1778-Feb 1779) found by Jonathan B. Butcher and transcribed by Ransom McBride

The search for Revolutionary War veterans is a continuous one for individuals trying to determine their relationship with one of them. Most of such veterans have been discovered, although it is known that there are gaps in the lists, especially with regard to the short-time of service in county militias. Professional genealogist, Jonathan B. Butcher, recently came upon a list of such militia by chance. He was searching the Nash County, NC Appearance, Reference and Trial Docket, 1779-1785) (File #C.R. 69.302.1 at the N.C. Archives) for a client and noticed some writing on both the inside front and back cover. The writing had been lightly scribbled over and was apparently an old militia list. Paper was scarce during and immediately after the war years, and the court staff presumably used what they could find in compiling and repairing record books for the County.

The N.C. Archives does have a few militia lists extant from the Revolutionary War, but it has none filed for Nash County. Edward Clinch, the Captain of this company, may have been the same Edward Clinch who was the building commissioner for Nash County and who died in 1779. Sergeant Henry Lancaster applied for a pension in 1832 and was still resident in Nash Co. in 1835. Sergeant Nathan Horn applied for his pension in Simpson Co., KY, in 1833 and states he was born in Nash Co., NC on 27 May 1762 and enlisted in the same county in 1779. After the war he moved to Montgomery Co., NC, and left for Logan Co., KY, in 1808. Captain Edward CLINCH's Company as found in the above docket is shown below; the pay period commenced on 10 Dec 1778 and ended 11 February 1179:

Names	Rank	Commen_ Of Pay	To What -Payed	Pay per Day	Subsis- tence	Amount of Pay
Edward CLINCH	Capt	10 Dec 78	11 Feb 79	7/6	20	19.12.6
William HALL	Lieut			5/	10	11.15[.0]
Jethro DENSON	Ensgn.			4/6	10	10.19.6
HenryLANCASTER	Sergt.			4/	6.4[.0]
Dempsy EASON	Sergt			4/		6.4[.0]
Nathan HORN	Corpl			3/		4.13[.0]
Wm SKINNER	Corpl			3/		4.13[.0]
William ANDERSON	Fifer			3/		4.13[.0]
Solomon PERRITT	Privt			2/6		3.17.6
John LEWIS	do			2/6		3.17.6
Robt KNIGHT	...			2/6		3.17.6
Joseph GRANT	...			2/6	3.17.6
Solomon WARD	...			2/6	3.17.6
Marmd BRANTLEY	...			2/6	3.17.6
Robt ROSE J[r?]	...			2/6	3.17.6
[not readable] TENNISON	...			2/6	3.17.6
[rubbed out]				2/6	3.17.6
[Bur?]well CRUISE	...			2/6	3.17.6
Willis SPEIRS				2/6	3.17.6
Henry GAINER				2/6	3.17.6
Ethelred CRUISE				2/6	3.17.6
William BOTTOMS				2/6	3.17.6
John BRANTELY				2/6	3.17.6
John COX				2/6	3.17.6
Christopher ING				2/6	3.17.6
Salathiel BRANCH				2/6	3.17.6
John GOODWIN				2/6	3.17.6
Jesse JENKINS				2/6	3.17.6
James TENNISON				2/6	3.17.6
Reuben JONES				2/6	3.17.6
John WILLIAMS				2/6	3.17.6
William SKINNER				2/6	3.17.6
Lewis TODD				2/6	3.17.6
Thomas HUNT
John DOZIER
John ATKINS
Burwell BRADLEY
John SKINNER
William SELLERS

Halifax October 23 1779

Sheet 1:

War of 1812
Numbers: Wid. Orig. 29953
Soldier: Ing, Matthew
Widow: Ing, Sarah
Service: Capt. Preston's Co. Tenn. Mil.
Bounty Land: Wt. 3092-40-50
Wt. 77273-120-55

Sheet 2:

223182
No. 6482 - Nov. 8, 1850
Matthew Ing - Pri
Capt. Preston
1^st Regt. Tenn. Militia
Col. Napper
War 1812
Allowed 40 acres
Warrant 3092
Is[sued] March 20^th, 1837
Sent to
John Sullivan
Benton, Franklin Co. Ill
Vol. 60 page 42A

Sheet 3:

June 18, 1940

Mr. Almon Ing
915 West 41^st Street
Los Angeles, California

MATTHEW ING
W.O. 29953
BA-J/MMFH:MLB

Dear Sir:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request the revolutionary War records of John, Joseph, Christopher and Matthew Ing or any soldier with that name of that war, and the War of 1812 record of Matthew Ing of North Carolina or Tennessee, also to know in what war General John Hadley Ing served.

There is no claim for pension or bounty land on file based upon service in the Revolutionary War or any soldier with your surname under any spelling, nor has a claim for pension been found based upon service of General John Hadley Ing in other wars. It is suggested that The Adjutant General, War Department, this city, might be able to furnish you information in regard to his military service.

The record of Matthew Ing, war of 1812 solider, is furnished you herewith.Very truly yours,

A.D. HILLER
Executive Assistant
To the Administrator
Sheet 4 &5:

June 18, 1940

Mr. Almon Ing
915 West 41^st Street
Los Angeles, California

MATTHEW ING
W.O. 29953
BJ-J/MLB

Dear Sir:

The date which follow in regard to Matthew Ing were obtained from the papers in the claims under File No. W.O. 29953, based upon his service in the War of 1812.

The date and place of birth of Matthew Ing and name of his parents were not given.

Matthew Ing enlisted in Sumner county, Tennessee, and served from January 26, to May 10, 1814, as private in Captain Thomas Preston's company of Tennessee militia against the Creek Indians. He was discharged at Fayetteville, Tennessee.

While a resident of Franklin County, Illinois, the solider applied October 28, 1850, at the age of fifty-four years, for bounty land which was due for his service in the War of 1812. He was allowed forty acres of bounty land on Warrant No. 3092, under the Act of September 28, 1850. While still residing in Franklin County, Illinois, he applied October 28, 1855, for additional land which was due on account of his service, and on that application was granted one hundred twenty acres of bounty land on Warrant No. 77273, under the Act of March 3, 1855. He died in Franklin County, Illinois, July 29, 1864.

Matthew Ing married in Sumner County, Tennessee, date not stated, Sarah Summers. The date and place of her birth and names of her parents are not shown. In 1879, she was aged seventy-nine years and living in Benton, Franklin County, Illinois. She died sometime prior to January, 1881. Matthew Ing had been previously married to Susan Smothers; no information given in regard to her birth or death.

It is not state din the claims whether or not the solider, Matthew Ing, had children by either wife, Susan or Sarah.

In 1878, John S. Norman son-in-law of Sarah Ing, solider's widow, testified in Franklin County, Illinois, that he had known Sarah for thirty years. The name of John S. Norman's wife and name of her father were not designated.

If you desire information relative to the location of the bounty land granted Matthew Ing for his service in the War of 1812, you should apply tot he Commissioner of the General Land Office, Interior Department, this city, and furnish that official the number of each warrant, the acreage and date of the act under which issued.Very truly yours

A.D. HILLER
Executive Assistant
To the Administrator
Sheet 6:

Declaration
State of Illinois
Franklin County

On this 28^th day of October A.D. one thousand eighteen hundred and fifty personally appeared before me a Justice of the peace within and for the county and State aforesaid Matthew Ing aged 54 years a resident of Franklin County, and State of Illinois who being duly sworn according to law declared that he is the identicle Matthew Ing who was private in the company [of - then crossed out] Commanded by Capt Preston in 1^st Ridgement Tennesse Malitia Commanded by Col. Napper in the war against the Creek indians that he enlisted on or about the 1^st day of February 1814 for the term of three month and was mustered to Service at Fayetteville, Tennessee and continued in actual Service in said war for the term of 3 months and was Honorably discharged at Fayetteville as will appear by the muster Rolls of said company but the certificate of discharge is lost or misslayed so that he cannot now find it He makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the bounty land to which he may be entitled under the act granting bounty lands to certain officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the military service of the united States passed Sept. 28^th 1850Matthew (X) Ing (His mark)

Sheet 7:

Sworn to and subscribed before me, the day and year above written and hereby certify that I believe the said Matthew Ing to be the Identical man who served as aforesaid and that he is of the age above stated.John Sullivan JP, Justice of the peace
State of Illinois
Franklin County

I, W.R. Browning Clerk of the county Court in the county of Franklin and State of Illinois do hereby certify that John Sullivan whose name appears to the foregoing certificate is acting Justice of the Peace in Said County duly commissioned and qualified and as Such Justice is entitled to to [sic] full confidence in all his official acts and that his Signature is genuine.

Witness W.R. Browning Clerk of the County Court and the Seal hereof affixed at office in Benton this 30^th day of October AD 1850 W.R. Browning, Clk, Co. Court
Sheet 8:

No. 29953
77273-120-55
Service Pension
war of 1812.
Act of March 9, 1878
Sarah Ing
Benton Ill
Widow of Matthew Ing
Capt. Preston's Co.
1^st Tenn Mil
Dated: 29 July 1864
Rejected Feb. 7, 1851
Received Aug 2. 1878
W.H. Williams
Benton Ill Attorney

1912 [ ] per claim - proof of mar - deed and Jan 28 '79

July 10/80 T. Clamant can PM for marriage sol deaths [ ] of former info DRM

Nov 4/80 P.M J.
February 3, 1881 Atty. Rejected Death of Claimant prior to the completion of Claims [ ]
1940 Jun 18, Hist to Almon Ing - MLB

Sheet 9 & 10:

State of Illinois
Franklin County

On this 19 day of July AD 1878 personally appeared before me Clerk of the County Court acount of record within and for the county and State aforesaid John S. Norman who after being by me first duly sworn according to Law upon his oath says That he is and has been personally acquainted with Sarah Ing widow of Mathew Ing deceased who died on the 19^th day of July AD 1864 for the past 30 years and know from personal knowledge that she was not remarried since the death of her said husband that I have no interest in the prosecution of this claim either directly or indirectly.John S. Norman

Subscribed and sworn to before me the day and year aforesaid and I certify that John S. Norman is respectable and entitled to full credit, and that I have no interest in the prosecution of this claim within directly or indirectly. Chas. A. Akin Co. Clk.

[NOTES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE:] Affidavit of non-remarriage, [Seal:] Department of the Interior Aug 2 1878 Pension Office.
Sheet 11:

915 West 41^st Street
Los Angeles, Calif.,

Janury 4, 1940
[Has received stamp of:] Received Jan 8, 1940 Mail Sub-Div Reader No. 25 Vets Adm.
Veterans Administration,
Washington, D.C.

Gentlemen:

I would like to know if any one by the name of Joseph Ing, John Ing, Christopher Ing, Matthew Ing or any other Ing was a soldier in the Revolutionary War from North Carolina, Tennessee or any other state.

Also let me know if any one by the name of Matthew Ing was a soldier in the War of 1812 from North Carolina or Tennessee.

Also let me know in what war General John Hadley Ing served. He was born about 1815 or 1820 and was from Baltimore or Philadelphia.
Yours truly,
Almon Ing.

Sheet 12:

No. 6482
Treasury Department,
Third Auditor's office
March 6, 1851

It appears from documents on file in this Office, that Mathew Ing a Private of Captain Thomas Preston's Company of Tennessee Militia Entered the service on the 18 January 1814 and served till the 10 May 1814.B.F. Gallaher
A.B. Auditor
Commissioner of Pensions
Department of the Interior.

Sheet 13:

Department of the Interior
Pension Office
Washington D.C.
Nov 4, 1880

Sir:

Will you have the kindness to furnish this office with any information you may be able to obtain without inconvenience in regard to a Mrs. Sarah Ing said to be a resident of your neighborhood. Does such a person reside within the delivery of your office, and is she known to be the widow of a soldier of the War of 1812.

This information is for use in claim No. 29953 Under Act of March 9/17/78. Please return this letter with your reply. Very Respectfully
O.V. Clarke
Acting Commissioner
Postmaster Burton Ill

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[Seal:] U.S. Pension Office Jan 29 1881

29953
Sarah Ing
Benton Ill
Jan 25^th 81

Mrs. Sarah Ing was said to have been the widow of a soldier of the war of 1812. She has been dead some time. The wife of J.S. Norman is her daughter, the only relative that I can learn of.Respectfully
J. Akin P.M.

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War of 1812
Claim of Widow for Service Pension

Under the provisions of Sections 4736 to 4740 (inclusive, Revised Statutes, and the Act of March 9^th, 1878.

N.B. - All the blank spaces in this form must be carefully filled up in accordance with the instructions on the back hereof; and from the best information possessed, or obtainable, by the applicant.State of Illinois
County of Franklin

On this Twenty Ninth day of July, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventh Eight, personally appeared before me, Clerk of the County Court, the same being a court of record within and for the county and State aforesaid, (1) Sarah Ing aged 79 years, a resident of Benton, in the State of Illinois, who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of (2) Matthew Ing deceased, who was the identical (3) Matthew Ing, who served under the name of (4) Matthew Ing as a (5) Private in the company commanded by Captain Preston, in the 1^st Regiment of Tennessee Militia commanded by ___, in the war of 1812; that her said husband (6) Enrolled at Sumner Co Tenn on or about the , day of , A.D. . She further states that the following is a full description of her said husband at th etime of his enlistment, viz (9) farmer, height 5 ft. 8 in, hair light, eyes blue, complexion fair. She further states that she was married to the said Matthew Ing, at the city (or town) of , in the county of Sumner, and in the State of Tennessee, on the Day of , A.D. By one (1) Wm. Edwards, who was a (11) minister; and that her name before her said marriage was Sarah Summers; and she further states that (12) her husband had been married to Susan Smothers and that her said husband (13) Mathew Ing, died at Franklin County, in the State of Illinois, on the 29^th day of July, A.D. 1964, and that she has not again married; and she further declares that the following have been the places of resident of herself and her husband since the date of his discharged from the Arm, viz: (14) Sumner Co., Tenn and Franklin Co., Ills. She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the pension to which she may be entitled under Section 4736 to 4740, (inclusive,) Reviewed Statutes, and the Act of March 9^th, 1878, and hereby appoints W. T. Williams, of Benton Ills, her true and lawful attorney, to prosecute her claim; and she further declares that she has heretofore made no application for (15) bounty or pension - see Land Warrant No. 3092 Illinois and that her resident is No. , , street, city (or town) of Benton county of Franklin, State of Illinois, and that her post-office address is Benton Illinois.
Sarah (X) Ing her mark
Attest:
J.S. Norman
C.C. Payne

Also personally appeared Levi Browning, aged 58 years, residing at No. , Street in Benton Ills, and Daniel Mooneyham, aged 55 years, residing at No. Benton Illinois street, in , persons whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, and who, being by me duly sworn, say that they have known the said Sarah Ing for 30 years and for 30 years, respectively; that they were present and saw her sign her name (or make her mark) to the foregoing declaration; that they have every reason to believe, from the appearance of said claimant and their acquaintance with her, that she is the identical person she represents herself to be; and they further say that they are able to identify her as the person who was the wife of the identical (16) Mathew Ing who rendered the service allege din the above application (in the company of Captain Preston in the regiment of 1^st Tenn Mill, in the war of 1812) by the following named facts and circumstances, viz: (17) being so respected and never having heard the fact disputed and being in the county near [ ] for 30 years and that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
Levi Browning
Daniel Mooneyham

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29^th day of July, A.D. 1878; and I hereby certify that the contents of the above declaration, &c., were fully made known, and explained to the applicant and witnesses before swearing, including the words , erased, and the words , added; and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim.
Chas. A Akin
Co. Clerk

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Bounty Land Claim
Form of Declaration for Surviving Officer or Solider
State of Illinois
Franklin County

On this twenty second day of October A.D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, personally appeared before me John Sullivan, a Justice of the peace, duly authorized to administer oaths within and for the County and State aforesaid, Matthew Ing, aged fifty-eight years, a resident of Franklin County in the State of Illinois, who being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is the identical Matthew Ing who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Preston in the first Regiment of United States Malitia commanded by Colonel Knopper in the war with Great Britton declared by the united States on the 18^th day of June 1812 that he was drafted at Sumner county Tennessee on or about the first day of January A.D. 1814 for the term of three months and continued in active service in said war for the term of about four months and was honorably discharged at Fayetteville Tennessee on or about the last of April A.D. 1814 [on account of - crossed out] as will appear by the muster roles of said company.

He makes this Declaration for the purpose of obtaining the bounty land to which he may be entitled under the "act granting additional bounty land to certain officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the military service of the United State," approved March 3, 1855. And refers to his former declaration made under act of September 28^th AD 1850 upon which he obtained Land Warrant No. 3092 for forty acres, which he having legally transferred and disposed of, is not within his power now to return.

He further declares that he has not received a warrant for bounty land under any other act of congress, nor made any application therefor, than the above referred to, under act of September 28^th 1850 upon which he obtained the said land warrant, No. 3092 for forty acres and the one now presented.
Matthew Ing

Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and year above written; and I hereby certify that I believe the said Matthew Ing who signed and executed the above declaration, and is now present, to be the identical man who served as aforesaid, and that he is of the age above stated, and that I have no interest in said claim.
John Sullivan J.P.

State of Illinois
Franklin county

Personally appeared Thomas Summers and Sampson Harris citizens of said county and State aforesaid; who being duly sworn; depose and say that they are personally acquainted with Matthew Ing and that he is the person now present who signs and executes the within declaration.Sampson Harris
Thomas Summers

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 22^nd day of October A.D. 1855, and I certify that the said Thomas Summers and Sampson Harris are credible and respectible citizens.
John Sullivan J.P.

State of Illinois
Franklin County

I hereby certify that John Sullivan, Esq., before whom the within declaration, affidavit and power of attorney, were made and executed, and who has thereunto subscribed his name, was at the time of so doing a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, duly commissioned and sworn, and that his signature thereto is genuine

In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto signed my name and affixed the seal of County Court for the county aforesaid, this fifth day of November 1855 Thos. J. Mooneyham, Clerk
No. 223.182
Claim of Matthew Ing
to Bounty Land
Act of March 3, 1855
War of 18th June 1812
Presented by John Sullivan

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State of Illinois
Franklin County

This day personally appeared before me the undersigned Justice of the peace in and for said County Matthew Ing who made application for bounty land warrant under the act of September 28^th 1850 No. 223182 and was suspended on account of a dissimalarity in the Signatures and after being sworn according law says that he has no posative recollection of any difference in the Signatures but the best explanation he give is he cannot write his name himself and in doing business some times he assigns his name by making his mark at other times he assigns his name by holding his hand on the pen while then his name was wrote and he thinks that is the difference in those signatures if that is not the difference he cannot now recolect what what [sic] it is Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 19^th day of May 1856. John Sullivan J.P.
Matthew (X) Ing - his mark

State of Illinois
Franklin Franklin [sic]

I Thomas J. Mooneyham Clerk of the County Couert in and for said County do hereby certify that John Sullivan whose genuine signature appears to the above and foregoing Affidavit is and was at the date hereof an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said county duly commissioned and qualified according to law and as such Justice full faith and credit is due his official acts. In Testimony whereof I John J. Mooneyham Clerk of said Court have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office at Benton this 19^th day of May A.D. 1856. Thom J. Mooneyham Clerk Co. Court.

Oscar Ing - Military Records
National Archives Military Records
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Front Card:
Ing, Oscar
Co. G, 15 Louisiana Inf.
(Confederate.)
Private/Private
1. 46913403
2. 4037
3. 3975
Number of Medical Cards herein: 0
Number of personal papers herein: 0
Card 2:
(Confederate.)
I 15 La
Oscar Ing
Pvt, Co G (Davenport Rebels), 15 Regiment Louisiana Infantry.
Appears on a "records"* of the organization name above, from Aug. 6, 1861, to March 11, 1865.
Record dated: Camp Stafford, near Petersburg, Va., March 11, 1865
Enlisted:
When: Aug. 6, 1861.
Where: Amite La
Period: War
Born-(State) N.C.
Occupation Farmer
Residence-(Nearest P.O.) Bastrop
Age when enlisted 18
Married or Single: S
Remarks: Killed at Mechanicsville June 26/62
Card 3:
(Confederate)
I 15 La.
Oscar Ing
Pvt, Co G, 15 Reg't Louisiana Infantry.
Appears on
Company Muster Roll
of the organization name above, for May 1, to Oct 31, 1862
Enlisted:
When Aug 6, 1861
Where Camp Pulaski
By Whom Mg Schaler
Period War
Last Paid
By Whom Cap West
Towhat time February 28, 186[ ].
Present or absent
Remarks: Killed in Battle before Richmond June 26
Card 4
Engagements
Mechanicsville, Jun 26, 1862 K
K. Killed
Card 5
(Confederate)
I 15 La.
Oscar Ing
Pvt, Co G, 15 Reg't Louisiana Infantry.
Appears on
Report of Deaths
in the organization namea bove, made in compliance with General Order No. 80, War Department, dated Oct. 30, 1862.
Report dated Not dated
Enlisted:
When: Aug. 6, 1861.
Where: Amite La
By whom: Maj Schaler
Period: War
Where Born-(State) N.C.
Died:
When June 26, 186[ ] .
Where Mechanicsville
From what disease Killed
Card 6:
(Confederate)
I 15 La.
O Ing
Co G, 15 Reg't La Vols
Appears on
Register
of Officers and Solders of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease.
Where born
When deceased Jun 26, 1862
Where and from what cause Mechanicsville Killed
When Received Sept 16, 1863
Remarkes Sevl 446
Conf. Arch., Chap. 10, File No. 6, page 111

Three head of horses 18 head of cattle 2 head of sheep two beds and furniture Two Chests one pot 1 frying one trunk three Dishes two [Basons] ten Purtier Plates twelve Spoons two shot guns one loom and geer one Sannea Wheal two [Cotten] wheals one pair woolen cards two [aces] 2 grubbing hoes pair iron wedges three plow hoes two weeding hoes one Coulter one Hatchet two tubs three water pales two traces a small parcel of books one pair of Cart Wheels one mug one Batter pot one Side Saddle one pair Sturrup Irons one hand Saw one Still and [woom] one Meal Sifter on can a few old knives and forks one handle stick half dozen Chairs one [flarc]Brake one Tea Pot one Steel Trap one table pair Shoe Makers [pintch] one pair [Knippers] one Awl Blades one pair [Cumperses] 3 coats 4 waistcoat, two pair Breeches 2 pair Stockings one Band Buckle pair knee buckles a parcel of lumber consisting of [Barrods] and Stands a Box and Heaters one hundred and Eighty head of Hogs one tame dear Nine Geese, the whole of the Crop Containing the Corn Fodder [flah] [Cotten]. Nine Negroes namely Tom, Luke Beck Winney Fanny Ned Lucy, Tall Jim. the above is taken by me Christopher Ing.Edgecombe County; November Court1784.

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Account of the Sales of the Estate of West Pope Dec Sold Dec 7th 1784 by Ethel Phillips Shf
1 bed [ ] and Furniture - Christopher Ing 6 "-
1 do do do do do 3 12 "
1 Pine Chest do do 1 12 "
1 Walnut do do do " 16 "
1 Loom and Slays and [harness]do do " 13 .
1 Small Trunk do do 1 10 .
1/2 doz. Chairs do do " 15 "
1 Samll Gunn Elisha Pope 2 10 .
1 Large do Jesse House 1 " "
1 [Smg] and Dish and 6 plates Christ~ Ing 1 10 .
2 [ ] dishes 5 plates )
2 [Basons] and 10 spoons )do do ~ 15 ~
1 Iron Pot and Hooks do do ~ 17 ~
1 [Tubb] Pail and 2 piggens do do ~ 6 ~
2 Trays do do " 4 "
1 ola flax Wheal [In~] Jones " 10 "
1 [wollen] d` and Spindle Christ~ Ing " 8 -
1 do do do do ' 4 -
2 narrow [an-] do do - 17 -
1 pr iron wedges do do " 17 6
3 Plow and Weeding Hoes do do 1 0 6
2 grubbing Hoes Christ~ Ing " 13 "
1 Box Iron and Heaters Willis Trevathan " 6 -
1 Wooden Cann Christ~ Ing - 2 -
1 Bible do do - 7 -
1 Table and pr wool cards do do " 4 "
1 ola Still Wm. [Sikon] 2 10 .
1 Steel Trap and Chair Christ~ [Progtitate] " unk 6
1 Coat Jacket pair )
Breeches and Stocking) Joseah Pope 2 " "
1 Coat and [jacket] and pr breeches do do 1 " "
1 horse Ethel~ Philips 40 " "
1 do Christ~ Ing 26 5 .
1 Mare do do 26 10 .
13 heads of Hoggs Wm Merritt 14 5 .
2 g do and one Pigg Joseph S. Clinch 54 2 .
2 Sows and Piggs Christ~ Ing 2 " "
3 do 1[bors] and 2 g [Shoal] do do 16 " "
1 do and 1 4 year old Hoggs do do 11 5
abt 25 Gal Brandy Elisha Pope 5 9 8
2 Cows and yearlings and a [bell] Christ~ Ing 6 16
2 Cows and yearlings John Nicholson 6 16 6
1 do do do do 3 16
3 Heifers Ro Manning 4 10
3 yearlings John Nicholson 3 2
3 Sides Leather Thos Denton 1 11 6
3 Sturrup Irons James Boykin " 4
1 hand Saw and pr [co-] [ ] Christ~ Ing " 8
10 Barrels Corn do do 6 5
10 do do John Boykin 6 13
10 do do Aaron Maner 6 13
10 do do Christ~ Ing 5 5 .
9 Geese do do do " 9 .
2 peach Stands do do " 2 .
Sold February the 5th 1785 287 . 18 . 8
1 heifer 27/ 1 tame dear 13/6 Christ~ Ing 2 2 6
1 Ewe 1 p frying pann do do ) 1 " "
Meal Sifter [M-g] Batter pot and Candle Stick 10/) 1 pr old cart wheels Josiah Pope " 4
[unreadable] 291 5 2
Etheldred Philips Sheriff
Edgecombe County; Feb 7 Court 1785 Exhibited on oath and ordered to be recorded Test. Ed ~ Hall C.C.

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242 [ ] the Estate of West Pope Decd in Acc.
1784
Aug To paid the Clerk for administration fee - 13
To pd John Haywood [ ] in sale )
Brought agt John Edge and Same )
Deloach over and above the tax fees ) - 15
To pd Thos Deloach for B. Smiths work 1 6
To Pd the Tax for 1783 in Money ) 3 " "
do in Tickes L4 equal amt of [ ] pound do ) 1 4 "

1785
Feb 14 To Pd Etheldred Philips Sheriff )
Com~ for selling the Estates ) 5 16 4
To Pd Exum Lewis for the Season of)
a mare [ pute] to his horse in 1784 ) 1 6 8
To Paid for 2 Dutch Blankets for the)
use of the Negroes ) 1 11 6
To Pd Jos. Sumner for B. Smiths work - 6 6
Dec 26 To Pd the Tax for 1784 in Money 4 - 3
do in tickes L2.12 at [ ] do )
The pound equal to ) - 15 4
to Pd the midwife for bringing a negro )
woman to Bed ) - 13 4
1786
Jan 1 To cloathing boarding [yr] for 3 )
Children for the year 1785 ) 24 - -
To [Trouble] in settling the Estate 20 " -
To Pd the Clerke for this Acct - 4 -
To Balance due the Estate 409 1 8

474 12 10

Christopher Ing Administrator 243 [page]

1784
Dec. 17 By Amt of the Sale 291 5 2
By money recd on a judgement
agt Theo. Cotten 15 8 -
By money Red'c of Amos Brantley
due by Notes hand 14 13 4
By money recd of Wm. Langley 1 13 4
By do of Josiah pope for acct 1 0 -
By do of Rot Trevanthan do - 10 -
By do of John Edge for Int on
a Bond 7 4 -
1785 By do Rec'd of Elias Fort Shf on
a Judgment ag's Ja. Edge and Sam Deloach 100 - -

1786
Jan 1 By the Hire of a Negor Tom for 1785 20 5 -
By do of Ned do 3 - -
By do of Fanny do 4 10 -
By do of Winney do 5 14 .
By do of Beck do - 2 -
By Int on 2 [gi] 5 2 the Amt of the
Sale from 17th June to this Day 9 8 -

474 12 10

By ballance due the Estate 409 1 1

Errors Excepted [ ]Christopher Ing Adm.

Edgecombe County Feb. Court 1786 Exhibited on oath and ordered to be Recorded test. Edw Hale CC

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In Obedience to an Order of Edgecombe November Court 1786 we the Subscribers who was appointed to divide the Estate of West Pope decd between the proper representatives met on the 15th day of [Jan] 1787 and an inquiry found the Estate to be of the following value viz Eleven Negroes namely Tom, [ ] Ned Winney, Fanny, [Buck] Lucy, [Sall] Jim Henry and Dick

Then we proceeded and alloted to Christopher Ing and his wife Mary Ing on Negroe woman named [Si-ey] at one hundred and twenty pounds One child named Henry at Thirty pounds one Negro Man Named Tom at One Hundred and fifty pounds and one Hundred and sixty four pounds Eight Shillings and 9 1/2 in money making [ ] the [ ] four hundred and Sixty Four pounds Eight Shillings and 1 1/2 being the one third part of the Total Amt of Estate to other Eight negroes and the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty pounds Sixteen Shillings and 3 1/2 Remains in the hands of Joseph Sumner Guard~ to the Orphans undivided.

Edgecombe County; Feb Court 1787 Exhibited in open Court and ordered to be Recorded. Tes. Edw- Hall CC

In the Name of God Amen. I Joseph Ing of the County of Edgecombe, Being Sick and Weak in Body but of Perfect mind and memory Thanks be given to god for the Same and Calling to mind the mortality of my Body, and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do Constitute make and Ordain this my Last will and Testament, in the following manner and form -

First I Send unto my Loving wife Anne Ing - During her Life the House wherein I now Live Together with one third of my Land Adjoining the Same, After her Death I give and bequethe the Said house and Land to my son Joseph Ing to him his heirs and assigns for ever -

Item I Give and Bequethe to my son Joseph - Ing All the Remainder of my Land to him his heirs and assigns for Ever. Provided he the said Joseph Ing shall pay to my Sons Christopher Ing and Matthew Ing when they come of Lawfull age the Sum of Ten Pounds Virginia Currency to Each of them, the said Christopher Ing and Matthew Ing.

Item I Give and Bequethe to my Daughter Sarah Ing, to her and her heirs and assigns for Ever one Feather Bed, also one cow and Calf, also two breeding Sows.

Item I give and bequethe to my Daughter Lydda Ing and to her heirs and assigns for Ever one Feather Bed also one Cow and Calf also Two Breeding Sows.

Item the remainder of my Estate I send to my Loving wife During her Life and After her Death My will and Desire is that be Equally Divided amongst My Children Namely Joseph Ing- Sarah Ing- Lydda Ing, Christopher Ing and Matthew Ing, And I do appoint my Loving Wife Anne Ing and John House whole and Sole Executors of this my Last will and Testament utterly Disannulling all other will or wills by me before made, Ratifieing and confirming this and no other but this to be my Last will and Testament - For witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10th Day of December Anno Domini 1773.

The within will of Joseph Ing was Exhibited in to Court by the law and was proved by the Oath of James Coker [ ] one of the Subscribing Witnesses thereto who at the same time Swore that he saw Etheldred Exum subscribe the same as Evidence the Executors therein Named was at the same time Qualified according to Law. Ordered the Same be certified and the will Recorded.

In the name of God Amen, the twenty-fourth day of May one Thousand Eight hundred and fourteen. I Matthew Ing being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory Thanks be given unto God therefore Calling to mind the mortality of my body I do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and reccomend my Soul unto the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian Burial and as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give and dispose of in the following manner and form-

First. I Lend unto Martha my beloved wife a Small tract of land that Same During her natural life for her sole use and benefit the land running or laying in form as follows, Begining at Anna Cooks line and running thence a South course to a persimon tree then strait along the fence as it now stands the same Course Contains a cross to Richard Forces line I also Lend unto my wife all my household furnitures together with all my goods and chattles whatsoever-

Secondly I give unto my beloved Son John Ing the whole of my tract of land on which I now live Exclusive of the part which I lend unto my wife to him and his heirs forever.

Third. I give unto my well beloved son Christopher at the death of my wife the tract or parcel of land which I lent her during her natural life to him and his heirs forever -

Fourth It is my wish and desire at the death of my wife Martha that all my movable property should be Equally divided between my two Daughters Elizabeth and Mary Ing-

Fifthly and Lastly. I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disanul all and every other former testament wills Legacies bequests and Executors by me before named - ratyfying and confirming this to be my last will and testament and no others by which I do constitute make and ordain my well beloved wife Martha and my beloved son John my sole Executors. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the day and year above written.

In The name of God amen. I William Jackson of the County of Halifax and State of North Carolina being weak in body but of perfect sound mind & memory & calling to mind the mortality of my body & knowing that it is apointed for men once to Die do make & ordain this my last will & Testament in manner & form following Viz

First, my will is that when the Said now pending in the Court of Equity for Halifax District, between the administrator of Baya Marshall dec'd and myself shall be determined and prove favourable my will is that all the Lands belonging to me be Sold and the money arising from the Sale thereof be divided in the following manner (viz) my Son William Jackson have one third after deducting Sixty Pounds thirteen shillings & four pence, and the balance to be divided in two parts and the one half I give unto my Son Matthew Jackson and the other half my will is be vided between Starling Jackson Pearman & Johnson Jackson Pearman Share and Share alike and in case either of the two last mentioned boys die under age or without issue my will is his part decend to the other, and in case both die under age and leaving no issue my will is that the money given then be equally divided between all my grandchildren share & share alike. Secondly, I give unto my daughter Elizabeth Ing five shillings. Thirdly, I give unto Fanny Pearman one feather bed and Furniture. Fourthly me will is that the residue of my estate be sold and the money arising from the sale thereof be retained in the hands of my Executors and be used by them with discretion for the support of Fanny Pearman, Starling Jackson Pearman & Johnson Jackson Pearman & to be [?held] from either of them when they deem it necessary and right & in case there should any of the residuary money left after supporting Fanny Pearman, Starling Jackson Pearman & Johnson Jackson Pearmen as above directed I give the same to be equally divided between Starling Jackson Pearmen and Johnson Jackson Pearmen and in case either of the last mentioned boys die under age and without issue my will is that the remaining have the said money and in case both die under age and leaving no issue, my will is that the said money decend to all my grandchildren share and Share alike my will further is that either of my Executors that may quallify, Sell my Lands and divide the money as heretofore directed and furthermore, I appoint my friend Mark Whitaker Guardian to Starling Jackson Pearman & Johnson Jackson Pearmen, both as to their property and persons.

Lastly I appoint my friends Samuel Crowell & Matthew Whitaker Executors of this my last will & Testament revoking and disanulling all former wills by me made in witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and fixed my Seal this 21st Day of June 1805.

Halifax County August Sessions 1805 then his will was exhibited in open court and duly proved by the oath of Wilson W. Carter one of the witnesses thereto and one motion ordered to be Recorded whereupon Matthew Whitaker the Executor therein named came in and was duly quallifyed thereto. S. [ ]

In the name of God Amen I Jacob Ing of the County of Nash and State of North Carolina being of sound mind and memory do this 8th day of April A.D. Eighteen Hundred and Sixty Seven, make this my last will and Testament as follows, (viz)

I will and direct that-my Executor hereinafter named Sell my real and perishable Estate either private or publick at his discretion, and the proceed therefrom together with all species of Property of every discription be disposed of as follows. (to wit)

I give and bequeath to Mary Reynolds, wife of Benjamin Reynolds, Elizabeth Boon wife of Jesse Boon, Selah White, wife of James White, Sally Reynolds, wife of William H. Reynolds, Williams C. Jones, John C. Jones, Matthew Jones, also old Chaney Freed woman (formally my house servant) also Lucinda Artist (dead) to her Children if any surviving (all colored) to be Equally divided in Nine parts, and distributed as above directed. In case any of the above named person dies before the execution of this will, leaving Children, in that event their child or children will take the parents intended shear to them and their heirs for ever. (carried forward)

I do hereby nominate and appoint my friend Jesse H. Drake the sole executor of this my last will and Testament ratifying this and no other to be my last. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written.

April 30th 1869. I Jacob Ing of the County of Edgecombe and State of North Carolina do make this my Codicil to my last will and Testament, bearing date the 8th day of April 1867. I will and direct that said will be so amended and altered that the said old woman Chaney therein provided for I loan her the lot and improvements whereon I now live (in Battlebon) during her natural life and at her death the same be sold and proceeds Equally divided amongst the surviving Legatees there mentioned.In Testimony whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal the day and date above written.

This Indenture witnesseth that I Robert House of Northampton County in the province of No Carolina planter for & in consideration of the sum of five pounds ten shillings current money of Virginia to me in hand [ ] before the ensealing & Delivery hereof by Joseph Ing of the county & province aforesaid planter the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge myself therewith fully Satisfied & contented & thereof & every part and parcel thereof do exonarate Acquit & Discharge the said Joseph Ing his Heirs Execs Admins for ever by these presents have Given granted Bargained sold aliense conveyed & confirmed & by these presents fully & absolutely give grant bargain sell alien convey & confirm unto the said Joseph Ing his Heirs and afsigns for ever, one certain mefsauge & tract of land containing one hundred and thirty six acres and half acres of land be the same more or less situate lying & being in the County of NoAmpton aforesaid Butted & bounded as is hereafter mentioned that is to say Beginning at three pines on [Basribe] Thomas's line there along a line of marked Trees to another of the sd Thomas's lines then along a line of marked Trees to [Jonas] Grant's line to a Hickrey then along a line of marked Trees to a red Oak then a long a line of marked Trees to two pines then a long a line of marked Trees to the Beginning. To have & to hold the sd Granted and Bargained premises with all the appurtenances priviledge & Commodities to the same belonging or [insofar] appertaining to him the sd Joseph Ing his Heirs & afsigns for ever to his and their proper use benefit & Behoof for ever & I the said Robert House for me my Heirs Excs Admis all Convenant [ ] & grant to & with the sd Joseph Ing his Heirs & afsigns that before the ensealing hereof I am the true sole & lawful owner of the above bargained premises & lawfully seized & pofsesed of the same as my own & proper right as a good perfect & absolute Estate of inheritance & have in myself good right full favor & lawful authority to Grant sell convey & confirm the said bargained premises in [ ] as above said & that the sd Joseph Ing his Heirs & assigns shall & one of from time to time at all times for ever hereafter by virtue of these presents lawfully peaceably & Quietly have hold use occupy possess & enjoy the said [Dismised] & bargained premises with all the appurtenances free & clear I freely & clearly acquited Exonerated & discharged of & from all manner of former Gifts grants bargains sales leases mortgages Wills Bills [?acles ] [?itures ] Dowers Judgments [ ] encumbrances & [ ] whatsoever & I the said Robert House do further Covenant & bind myself, my Heirs Exrs & Admins firmly by these presents doth warrant & defend the said Joseph Ing His heirs & assigns in quiet & peaceable pofses on of all & singular the said granted premises against all lawful claims of any person or persons whatsoever. In Witnefs whereof I the sd Robert House hath hereunto set my hand & seal this twenty fifth day of May one thousand Seven hundred & sixty one & the first year of the reign of our sovereign lord George the third King defender of the faith.

The foreceding Deed was acknowledged in open Court & on motion was ordered to be Registered.

This Indenture made this twelfth day of Augt in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & Sixty six Between Joseph Ing & Ann his wife of the County of Edgecombe in the province of North Carolina of the one part & James Grant of the county of North Ampton in the province aforesaid of the other part Witnefseth that the sd Joseph Ing & Ann his wife for and in consideration of the sum of thirty four pounds current money of Virginia to him in Hand paid Satisfied & contented the sd Joseph Ing & Ann Ing Hath granted Bargained Sold & by these presents doth grant Bargain Sell Alien & Convey & Confirm unto the sd James Grant his Heirs Asfigns forever one certain mefsauge & track of Land Containing one hundred & thirty six acres & half acre of Land be the same more or lefs situate lying & being in the County of North ampton aforesaid, a Butted & Bounded as is hereafter mentioned that is to say Beginning at three pines on Thomas Wilson line then along a line of marked Trees to another of the said Wilson's lines then along a line of marked Trees to James Grants line [ ] a hickory then along a line of marked Trees to a red oak then along a line of marked Trees to two pines then along a line of marked Trees to the Beginning. To have & to Hold the sd Granted & Bargained premises with all the appertinances priviledges & commodities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the sd James Grant his Heirs & Afsigns forever to his & their only proper use benefit & Behoof forever & the sd Joseph Ing & Ann Ing for their Heirs Execs, & Admins do Covenant promise & Grant to & with the sd James Grant his Heirs & Afsigns that before the ensealing hereof I am the true sole & Lawfull owner of the above Bargained premises with all the appertinances free & clear & freely & clearly from [ ] manner of former gifts grants bargains sales leases mortgages wills [ ] joynters Dowerys Judgements executions incumbrances & troubles whatsoever quitrents excepted & I the sd Joseph Ing & Ann Ing do further [ ] & bind themselves their Heirs Execs & Admins firmly by these premises doth warrant & Defend the sd James Grant his Heirs & Afsigns quiet & peaceable pofsefs on all & singular the sd Granted Premises against any lawfull claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In Witnefs whereof the sd Joseph Ing & Ann Ing have hereunto set their Hands & Seals the Day & year above written.

This deed from Joseph Ing & Ann his wife to James Grant was Acknowledged in open court & on motion ordered to be registered. Test. William Jones, CC

Franklin County North Carolina Index to Deeds - Grantees
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GRANTEE	GRANTORS	BOOK	PAGE	TYPE	YEAR
Inge, Richard	Hill, Jordan	16	93	Deed	1813
Inge/Ings Matthew	Truman, Wm	16	205	Deed	1814
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Henry Agt	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Joseph	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Henry	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Denise agt	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Robt [ ]	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Truman, Daniel[?]	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Reeves, Wm. Agt	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Mossey Wm. Agt	16	205	Deed	"
Inge/Ings, Matthew	Jones, David	16	205	Deed	"
Inge, Richard	Yarborough, Henry	17	164	Deed	1816
Inge, Richard	Morris, Henry	17	167	Deed	1816
Inge, Richard	Cooke, Mark	17	178	Deed	1816
Inge, Richard	Prison, J[ ]	17	162	Deed	1816
Inge, Richard	Prison, J[ ]	17	226	Deed	1817
Inge/Ings John J.	Hawkins, John D.	17	306	Deed	1817
Inge, Richard	King, Joel	18	86	Deed	1819
Inge, John	Cooke, Jonas	26	602	Deed	1834

This Indenture made and part between William Kinchen of the County of Edgecombe in the Provence of North Carolina of the one part and Joseph Ing of the County and Province aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that for the Inconsideration of the Sum of Twenty [ ] pounds Thirteen Shilling and Four Pence proclamation money in hand paid before the Ensealing and Delivery of these Presents at the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and myself fully satisfied contented and paid I do bargain and sell unto Joseph Ing one certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County and provence aforesaid and on the South side of white oak swamp it being one hundred and seventy five acres of Land be the same more or less which said Land was purchased of David Smith by the said William Kinchen and the said [ ] purchased of James Speir and Arthur Philips, Beginning at [alyum] on white oak Swamp Arthur Philips line then up the line W.s/o a pine then along the agreed line to a pine then No to James Speirs line a corner pine then along Speirs line Wst to a Maple standing in the [Pond] branch then down the said branch to the Beginning. To have and to Hold the said One Hundred and seventy Five Acres of Land together with all appurtenances belonging to the said Land and Premisses of the said William Kinchen doth hereby sincerely and firmly agree with the said Joseph Ing that he hath a good and Lawfull authority to Bargain and Sell the aforesaid Lands and Premisses unto the said Joseph Ing his Heirs and assigns forever and the said William Kinchen for himself his Heirs, Executors and Administrators doth further Warrant that the said Land and Premisses is clear from the Lawfull claim and demands of any person or persons whatsoever and the same I do hereby Warrant and forever defend unto the said Joseph Ing his Heirs and assigns forever In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and feat this Sixth day of August Amino Domini 1768
S. Kinchen
signed Sealed and delivered in the presents of
Etheldred Exum
John House
Edgecombe County, February Court 1769
The above Deed of Sale was in open court duly acknowledged and [on Macon] ordered to be Registered. Test [unknown] C.C.

This Indenture made this Twenty Seventh day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and two between Christopher Ing of the county of Edgecombe and State of North Carolina of the one part and Ruben Rose of the County and State aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said Christopher Ing for and in consideration of the sum of Five Hundred and Five silver dollars to him in hand paid by the above said Ruben Rose before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge himself to be fully satisfied contented and paid have bargained and sold and by these presents do hereby bargain Sell make overand confirm unto him the said Ruben Rose a certain Tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid and on the South side of Swift Creek beginning at the center of Two pines and a red oak standing in William Popes line then by said Popes line South 190 Poles to a pine S. Popes corner then west 170 Poles to a hickory thence to and along Josiah Battles line North 190 Pole to the center of a red Oak and Black jack then East by a line of marked trees to the beginning. Containing Two Hundred and Two acres be the same more or less. To have and to hold the aforesaid Tract or parcel of Land with all the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Ruben Rose his heirs and assigns [to his] and their only proper in benefit and [behave?] forever and the same I do hereby warrant and defend against the Lawful claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written.
Christopher Ing
Signed and in the presence of
John Pope
Jacob Ing
Edgecombe County November Court 1803

the within deed of sale was duly exhibited in open court proved by the oath of Jacob Ing and ordered to be recorded.
Test. E. Hall, C.C..

This Indenture made and part between Joseph Ing of the County of Edgecomb in the State of North Carolina of the one part and William C. King of the County of Martin and State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that for an din consideration of the sum of Seven Hundred Silver Dollars in hand paid before the ensealing and delivering of these presents, at the receipt thereof I do acknowledge myself fully satisfied contented and paid, I do bargain and sell unto William C. King one certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid and in the South side of White oak Swamp, it being one hundred and seventy-five acres of Land be the same more or less, which said Land was purchased of David Smith, by the said William Kitchen and the said Smith purchased of James Speir and Arthur Philips - Beginning at a gum in White Oak Swamp, Arthur Philip's line then up the line to a pine, then along the agreed line is a pine a corner then North to James Speirs line a corner pine, then along Speirs ling West to a Maple standing in the pond branch then down the Said branch to a Maple in the mouth of the Said branch in White Oak Swamp then down the swamp to the beginning. To have and to hold the said one hundred and seventy five acres of Land together with all the appurtenances belonging to the said Land and premises. And the said Joseph Ing doth hereby [certainly] and firmly agree with the said William C. King that he hath a good and lawful authority to bargain and Sell the aforesaid Land premises unto the said William C. King his heirs and assigns forever.

And the said Joseph Ing for himself his heirs exacters and administrator doth further warrant that the said Lands and premises is clear from any lawful claims or demands of any person or persons whatsoever and the same I do hereby warrant and defend forever unto the said William C. King his heirs and assigns forever. As witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this fourteenth day of December Anno Domini 1803

the within deed of sale was duly made exhibited in open court, proved by the oath of B. Lewis and ordered to be recorded.

This Indenture made this Seventeenth day of November on thousand eight hundred and Seven, between Christopher Ing of Edgecomb County and State of North Carolina of the one part and Jacob Ing of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that I the said Christopher Ing for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds currency to me in hand paid have bargained, sold, ratified and confirmed to the said Jacob Ing his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of Land situate, lying and being in the County and State aforesaid, on the South side of Swift Creek beginning at a Poplar on the bank of the creek in James Stallings upper corner, thence South along said Stallings line 437 poles to the center of two pines the said Christopher Ings Corner then West a line of marked trees 170 poles to the center of a red oak and black jack thence north along Christopher Ings line 437 poles to the run of the creek then East by the run of the Creek to the Beginning containing by estimation five hundred and fourteen acres and a half be the same [more] or less, together with all woods, underwoods, waters and water courses and all other profits and priviledges thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. To have and to hold the said land and premises with all the other appurtenances aforesaid without the least said interruption or hindrance of me the said Christopher Ing [emphasis added] my heirs Executors or administrators and C. and that I the said Christopher Ing have in myself and absolute right to bargain Sell and dispose of the said land and premises and the said land is free from all other bargain gifts seals and mortgages and Co. and furthermore I the said Christopher Ing my heirs Execs and admins do commit to and with the said Jacob Ing his heirs and assigns forever that I will warrant and forever defend the same against the Lawful claim [of] any person or persons whatsoever In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written.

This indenture made this 30 day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and seven between Zachariah Maner of Edgecombe County and State of North Carolina of the one part and Willis Wells of the County and State aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred and fifty silver dollars in hand paid to the said Zachariah Maner by the said Willis Wells at or before the ensealing and delivery of these the receipt thereof I do hereby acknowledge myself fully satisfied contented and paid I do bargain and sell confirm convey and set over unto Willis Wells his heirs and assigns forever one tract or parcel of land with all appurtenances thereunto belong or appertaining it containing by Estimation two hundred and seventy acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows Viz lying and being in the County of Edgecombe Beginning on the North side of beach run swamp beginning at the mouth of a branch on Reubin Taylor's line thence up the said branch to [atitered] stump on the road thence up the road to a corner hicory on Christopher Ings line thence East along said line to a corner pine thence south a long Dempsey Adams Line to a corner pine thence west along said Adams line to a white oak on Peter Robertsons line thence south along Robertsons line to a corner hicory thence west a long said Robertsons line to the swamp thence up the run of the swamp to the beginning. To Have and to hold the above mentioned tract of land together with every benefit privilege and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said Willis Wells his heirs and assigns forever and that the said Willis Wells his heirs and assigns may hereinafter ever have hold occupy and enjoy all the above bargained premises and the said Zachariah Maner for himself his heirs and assigns doth promise that the above said premises is clear from all other sales mortgages dues judgments and incumbrances whatsoever and warrant and forever defend against the lawfull claim or demand of any person or persons whatsoever and the same [the sane] will defend unto the said Willis Wells and his heirs and assigns forever I have hereunto set and affixed my seal the day and year above written

This Indenture made this eleventh day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifteen between Exum Fletcher of the County of Edgecombe and State of N. Carolina of the one part and Christopher Ing of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the aforesaid Exum Fletcher for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred and four dollars to him in hand paid by the Sd Christopher Ing before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge himself to be fully satisfied contented and paid have bargain'd and sold and by these presents do bargain, Sell, convey and confirm unto the said Christopher Ing his heirs and assigns forever one certain Tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the County and state aforesaid in the South side of Swift Creek; Beginning at the center of two pines and red oak in James Stallings line then by said line South 190 poles to the center of two oaks, John Pops H. Adams [sic] corner then west 170 poles to being in Wm Bellamys line Thomas Mannings corner then North along Sd. Ings [ ] line 190 Poles to the center of red oak and black Jack Jacob Ings corner then East a line of marked trees to the beginning containing two hundred and two acres be the same more or less. To have and to hold the aforesaid Tract or parcel of land, with all the appurtenances use and priviledge as thereunto belonging to him the Sd. Christopher Ing his heirsand assigns forever to his and their only proper use, benefit and [ ] of forever and that the said Christopher Ing his heirs and assigns shall and may from time to time and at all times for so whereafter by virtue of these presents lawfully peaceably and quietly have hold use occupy possess and enjoy the aforesaid [d?mised] and bargaind's [ ] is free and clear from all manner of encumbrances and troubles whatsoever and the same do hereby warrant and defense unto him that said Christopher Ing his heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the day and date above written -

This Indenture made this thirteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, between Jacob Ing of Edgecomb County and State North Carolina of the one part and Elizabeth Pope of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that I, the said Jacob Ing for and in consideration of the sum of Twenty Six hundred dollars to me in hand paid, have bargained, sold, ratified and confirmed unto the sd Elizabeth Pope her heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County and State aforesaid on the south side of Swift Creek. Beginning at a poplar on the bank of the Creek, James Stalling upper corner, then South 17 deg East 190 poles along Sd. Stallings line to a Sweet Gum in Sd line, then west 50 poles to a center of two pines, Christopher Ing's corner, then nearly west a line of marked trees 170 poles to center of red oak and black jack, then north along Christopher Ings line to the bank of the Creek a red oak, then by the various courses of the creek to the beginning, containing by estimation five hundred and fourteen and half acres, be the same more of less, together with all woods underwoods, waters and water courses and all other profits and priviledges thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining; To Have and to hold the said land and premises, with all the other appurtenances aforesaid, without the least said interruption or hindrance of me the said Jacob Ing, my heirs, Executors Admrs and further I the said Jacob Ing my heirs Execs, Admrs do covenant to and with the said Elizabeth Pope her heirs and assigns forever, that I will warrant and forever defend the same against the lawful claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written

Know all men by these presents that I John G. Gilbert of the county of Edgecomb and State North Carolina, for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars to me in hand paid by Chissy Ing of the County and State aforesaid, that I the said John G. Gilbert do by these presents sell and convey unto said Chrissy Ing a Negro Girl and child named Doreas and Flora, they their increase and I the said John G. Gilbert for myself, my heirs and assigns, do hereby warrant forever and defend the Title of the said Negro as to the said Chrissy Ing, her heirs and Co. against the claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30 day October, 1816.

Know all men by these presents that I Chrissey Ing of the County of Edgcomb and State of North Carolina for and in consideration of the sum of four Hundred Dollars to me in hand paid by John G. Gilbert of the county and State aforesaid that I the said Chrissey Ing do by these presents sell and convey unto said J.G. Gilbert a negro girl named Doll her and [increase] and I the said Chrissey Ing for myself my heirs and assigns do hereby warrant and forever defend the title claims of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of October, 1816.

This Indenture made this eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between Elias Bryan Executor of John George dec'd agreeable to his Last Will and Testament, of the County of Edgecomb and State of North Carolina of the one part and Jacob Ing of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the same Elias Bryan for and in consideration of the sum of two thousand and twenty- five dollars to him in hand paid by the Sd Jacob Ing, before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt wherein I do hereby acknowledge myself fully satisfied and paid, do bargain and sell unto the said Jacob Ing, one certain tract or parcel of land situate and lying in the County and State aforesaid and on the South side of Swift Creek Beginning at a birch and [posman] tree on the bank said Creek [Micalslan] corner, then South 20 degrees West 62 poles to a gum, as was in [ ] and 200 poles to a point in head of the flat swamp then West 190 poles to a red oak in William Roses line then South Sad. Roses line to the [gumiter swamp] John Georges dec'd corner, then down by the run of Sd swamp to and ash Sd Georges corner, then North 78 poles to a [ttatered] stump in the cleared land, then East 73 poles to the center of a [ ] oak and [ ] ash [gu?] in Sd George's lines, then north along sd line to a corner pine, then South 70 deg. East 112 poles to a water oak standing on the edge of [] grounds, then north 20 deg. East 32 poles to a holly, then East along sd George's line 93 poles to a Sycamore on the [ ] S Creek then up the various courses of Sd Creek to the beginning containing five hundred and [six] acres be the same more or less, it being the land that was conveyed by Elias Bryan and [Malachiah] Philips to John George; to Have and to hold the above bargain'd premise, together with all the appurtenances unto him the Sd Jacob Ing, his heirs and assigns forever unto them and the proper use land [ ] and whereof for ever; and I the Sd Elias Bryan as Executor his heirs and assigns doth command and agree to and with the said Jacob Ing, his heirs, Execs, Admins and assigns shall and may at all times forever by virtue of these presents lawfully and peaceably have, hold, possess and [ ] all the above bargained premises free from all encumbrances whatsoever, and I the said Elias Bryan, executor do command and agree that the above bargained premises to him the said Jacob Ing, his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claim or demand of any person or persons whatsoever and the same will warrant and defend. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written

This Indenture made the twenty fourth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between Christopher Ing of the county of Edgecomb and State North Carolina of the one part, and Nancy Ing of the County and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the aforesaid Christopher Ing for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars to him in hand paid by Sd. Nancy Ing, before the sealing and delivery hereof, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge himself to be fully satisfied, contented and paid have bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto said Nancy Ing her heirs and assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County and state aforesaid, on the South side of Swift Creek. Beginning at the center of two pines and red oak in James Stallings line also Elizabeth Pope's corner - then south 190 poles to a red oak John Pope'sand Henry Adams corner then West a line of marked trees 170 poles to the center of a red oak and black Jack in Wm Bellamy's line Thos Mannings corner then North 190 poles to a Hickory Elizabeth Popes corner, then east a line of marked Trees to the beginning containing two hundredand two acres be the same more or less. To have and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of land with the appurtenances and privileges there unto belonging to her the said Nancy Ing her heirs and assigns forever to her and their only proper use benefit and behoof forever and that the said Nancy Ing heirs and assigns shall and may from time to time and at all times forever hereafter by virtue of these presents lawfully [ ] and quietly have hold, occupy, possess and enjoy the aforesaid. [ ] and bargained premises are free and clear from all manner of encumbrances and [ ] whatsoever and the same do hereby [ ] and defend unto her the said Nancy Ing her heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claim or any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written.

This Indenture made this Sixth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, between Jacob Ing of the County of Edgecomb and State North Carolina of the one part and Kinchen Hines of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Jacob Ing for and in consideration of the sum of two thousand six hundred Dollars to him in hand paid by the P. Kinchen Hines before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge myself fully satisfied and paid, do bargain and sell unto the P. Kinchen Hines one certain tract of parcel of land Situate and being in the County and State aforesaid and on the South Side of Swift Creek Beginning at a birch and [persimon] Trees on the bank of said creek [ mials] Lower Corner then South 20 degrees west 62 poles to a gum course continued 200 poles to a pine in head of the flat swamp then west 190 poles to a red oak in William Roses line then South T. Roses line to the gum swamp John Georges [decd] corner then down by the run of said swamp to an ash said Georges corner then North 78 poles to a [littard] swamp in the cleared land then East 73 poles To the center of water oak and sweet Gum in said Georges line then north along said line to a corner pine then south 70 degrees East 112 poles to a red oak standing in edge of [line/low] gum [ ] then North 20 degrees [east] 32 poles to a Holly then [sash] along said Georges line 93 poles to a Sycamore on [ ] of said creek then [ ] the [Nasses] Corner of said creek to the beginning containing five hundred and six acres be the said [ ] on [ ] it being the land that was conveyed by Elias Bryant to said Jacob Ing to have and to hold the above bargain'd premises together with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertaining, - unto him the said Kinchen Hines his heirs and assigns forever to them and their proper use benefit and behoof for ever and I the said Jacob Ing my heirs and assigns doth covenant and agree to and with said Kinchen Hines his heirs, execs, adm, and assigns shall and may at all times forever by Virtue of these presents lawfully and peaceably have hold possess and enjoy all the above bargain'd premises free from all encumbrances whatsoever and I the said Jacob Ing do covenant and agree that the above bargain'd premises to him that said Kinchen Hines and his heirsand assigns forever against the lawful claim or [ ] of my person or persons whatsoever and the same will warrant and defend. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written

Know all men by these presents that I Christopher Ing of the State and County aforesaid hath for the good will love and affection which I have and do bear towards Zachariah Maner and his wife Penelope Maner and also for the further consideration of the Sum of five cents to me in hand paid by them hereof the receipt of whereof I said Christopher Ing do hereby acknowledge have granted Bargain'd Sold and delivered unto those their heirs, execs or assigns one certain negro fellow named Peter aged about Thirty-one Years and I said Christopher Ing for my part my heirs execs or admins do then hereby bend myself and every of them always to support and forever willingly defend a good and lawfull right to said Zachariah and Penelope their heirs and Assigns forever ~ this 4th day of November, 1818.

This Indenture made this Twenty first day of November in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and Eighteen between Christopher Ing of the county of Edgecomb and State of N. Carolina of the one part and Kindred C. Pope of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, witnesseth that the said Christopher Ing as and for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which he hath and beareth unto said Kindred C. Pope and also for the better maintenance and preferment of the said Kindred C. Pope hath given, granted, aliened [inscoffed] and confirmed and by these presents doth fiv