• General Notes

  Married 1st Cousin
  
  [1] Winslow, Mrs. Watson, History of Perquimans County North Carolina, reprint [published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD. 1990] Perquimans County Deed Book A; pg. 52, #179) Reg. 16 Oct 1701.
  
  [2] Ibid, Deed Book A; 56 #221
  
  [3] Ibid, pg. 8, 14, 23, 52, 54, 56
  
  [4] Ibid, Deed book A; pg. 56, #233
  
  [5] Hathaway, J. R. B. North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, hereafter called Hathay's Register, Vol. 3, No. 3; 377
  
  [6] History of Perquimans County, Deed Book E; pg. 141, #56
  
  [7] Grimes, J. Bryan Abstract of North Carolina Wills, Reprint Clearfield Company, Baltimore, MD 1991, 1995, hereafter called Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 8
  
  [8] Hathaway's Register, Vol. 3, No 3; 369)
  
  [9] Ibid.
  
  [10] Ibid., Vol. 3, No. 3; 370
  
  [11] Hinshaw, William, Encyclopedia of American Quakers, North Carolina, printed from Broderbund, Family Archive CD192, The Learning Company, Inc., March 14, 2002] hereafter calle Encyclopedia of American Quakers CD, Vol. 1, supplement 1, pg. 5
  
  [12] Hathaway's Register, Vol. 3, No. 3; 370
  
  [13] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, CD, Vol. 1, supplement 1, pg. 5
  
  [14] History of Perquimans County, pg. 395
  
  [15] Hathaway's Register, Vol. 1, No. 2; 166
  
  [16] Ibid
  
  [17] History of Perquimans County, Deed Book D; 126, #81
  
  [18] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [19] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [20] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, Vol. 1; 35
  
  [21] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [22] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, Vol. 1; 35
  
  [23] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [24] Encyclopedia of American Quakers Vol. 1; 35, 105
  
  [25] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [26] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, Vol. 1; 34
  
  [27] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [28] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, Vol. 1, 35
  
  [29] History of Perquimans, Deed Book F, 48; pg. 154
  
  [30] Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, page 7
  
  [31] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, Vol. 1; 35
  
  [32] History of Perquimans, Deed Book H-192; 228; H-177; 227; G-1;187
  
  [33] History of Perquimans, Deed Book F, 49, pg. 154
  
  [34] History of Perquimans, Deed Book I-96; 252
  
  [35] Encyclopedia of American Quakers, pg. 189
  
  
  
  Sources:
  Title: Nicholson and Redknap Families, Brayton, N Car Gen Soc Jour,
  May 2004
  
  
  Generation 2
  
  3. John ANDERSON (John1), born[12] 7 Dec 1699 in Berkeley Precinct, North Carolina. There is also an entry for John on pg. 368 Vol. 3, No. 3 of Hathaway's Register, that says he was born the same date, but in 1694. He died before 1757 in Perquimans County, North Carolina. He married[13] at the lower Meeting House in Perquimans on 28 May 1719 Elisabeth NICHOLSON. She was born[14] 5 Jan 1697 in Perquimans; died[15] between 25 May 1757 and Jan 1760 in Perquimans, she was the daughter of Samuel NICHOLSON and Elisabeth CHARLES. (SEE NICHOLSON AND CHARLES FAMILIES)
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  No. 166. John Hawkins, of Perq, for £105 pd by John Anderson, of afore’ sold 150a on No East Side of Perq River, “which fell to said Hawkins from his Father John Hawkins.” Jan 17, 1736/7. Test’ Arthur Albertson, Joseph Perisho, Chas Denman.
  
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  No. 81. Elizabeth Anderson, & John Anderson, Sarah, & John Jones, Sarah, & Jacob Mullen, & Thomas Nicholson, for £236 pd by Richard Sanders, of Perq, sold 100a on North east side of Perq River, “land that Samuel Nicholson, at the request of his father Christopher Nicholson, made over to his brother Joseph,” & sd Joseph in his will gave to his brother John, who died without heirs, “in like manner,” left it to Nathaniel Nicholson, he also having no heirs, left it to Benjamin Nicholson, “all failing of heirs” sd Joseph in his will, gave sd land to his five brothers, (Sam'l, John, Nath'l, & Christopher) called “Log house” land. Jan 17, 1742/3. Test’ Joseph Robinson, Joseph Ratliff, Abram Sanders.
  
  Source:
  HISTORY OF PERQUIMANS COUNTY Compiled from Records Found There
  and Elsewhere
  Abstracts of Deeds from 1681 through the Revolution—Petitions, Divisions, and Marriages Found in Perquimans and Adjacent Counties—A brief Summary of the Settling of Perquimans, with the kind and manner of settlers—Two Maps, One of the Old Order, and, One a Present Day Map—Illustrations of a Few Old Residences and Several More Modern Ones.
  
  BY
  MRS. WATSON WINSLOW
  
  RALEIGHEDWARDS & BROUGHTON CO.
  1931
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  Elizabeth and John received an inheritance in a rather roundabout way, This is being inserted here due to its unusual interest: Elizabeth Anderson, and John Anderson, Sarah, and John Jones, Sarah, and Jacob Mullen, and Thomas Nicholson, for 236 pounds paid by Richard Sanders, of Perquimans sold 100 acres on the northeast side of Perquimans River, "land that Samuel Nicholson, at the request of his father Christopher Nicholson, made over to his brother Joseph". Said Joseph in his will gave it to his brother John, who died without heirs, "in like manner", left it to Nathaniel Nicholson, he also having no heirs, left it to Benjamin Nicholson, "all failing of heirs". Said Joseph in his will had given said land, called "Log house" land", to his five brothers, (Sam'l, John, Nath'l and Christopher). Jan 17, 1742/3. Test' Joseph Robinson, Joseph Ratliff, Abram Sanders[17].
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  No. 107. James Anderson, of Craven Co, planter—for £60 pd by John Anderson, sold 15a, near Suttons Creek, adj said John Anderson. Mar 29, 1743. Test’ Thomas Hosea, Joseph Ratliff.
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  Source: Heirs and Roots, Descendants of John ANDERSON and Jeane
  
  http://heirsandroots.com/MyFamilies/Anderson.htm

Details of John .'s family with Elizabeth  NICHOLSON