Name |
Benjamin SEAGRAVES |
Birth |
Est Abt 1755 |
North Carolina [1] |
- Benjamin's birth year is estimated from the first surviving record of him: on 21 Aug 1786 he was listed as a witness to a deed between Julious Johnson of Nash County, North Carolina (which is on the east edge of Wake County) and Natha Upchurch for 250 acres on Mocoson Creek for 40 Pounds. That suggests he might have been a grown man owing property (possibly in Wake County) and might have been in his early 30s. We estimate, if that is reasonable, that he might have been born about 1755. [1]
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Gender |
Male |
Property Event |
21 Aug 1786 |
Wake County, North Carolina [1] |
Benjamin Seegraves is listed as a witness to a deed between Julious Johnson of Nash County (which is just east of Wake County) and Nathan Upchurch of Wake County for a tract of 250 acres on the waters of Mocoson Creek and on Julious' Branch for 40 Pounds. This suggests that Benjamin was a resident of Wake County at the time. |
Employment |
1 Sep 1796 |
Johnson County, North Carolina [2] |
Benjamin Segraves was appointed a Patroller in Lieutenant Henry Blurton's District in Johnson County, North Carolina (which is just southeast of Wake County). |
Bondsman |
20 May 1797 |
Johnson County, North Carolina [3] |
Benjamin Segroves listed as a Bondsman for the marriage of Thomas Carrell and Nowell (Noel?) Adams. |
Tax List |
1799 |
Wake County, North Carolina [4] |
Benjamin Segraves listed on the 1799 Wake County, North Carolina Tax List. |
Estate Sale |
11 Apr 1799 |
Wake County, North Carolina [5] |
Benjamin Seagraves listed as a Buyer at the sale of goods at B & E Sanders in Wake County, North Carolina. |
Will Proved or Recorded |
2 May 1800 |
Wake County, North Carolina [5] |
Benjamin Seagraves listed as debtor in the inventory of debts due to the partnership of Britain & Ellick Sanders as of 17 Dec 1798 in Wake County, North Carolina. |
Will Proved or Recorded |
Aug 1801 |
Wake County, North Carolina [5] |
Benjamin Segraves listed under "accounts current" or "debts due" at B & E Sanders in Wake County, North Carolina. |
Legal actions |
1 Mar 1803 |
Wake County, North Carolina [5] |
Benjamin Segraves named as defendant in a suit by Joseph John Fish in Johnston County, North Carolina was ordered to pay damages to the Plaintiff in the sum of siz pence current mney and costs. |
Person ID |
I8558 |
Seagraves Database |
Last Modified |
9 Nov 2022 |