Individual Details

Benjamin married Jane Bundy by 7 May 1737, Perquimans Co NC; he was disowned by Pasquotank MM for marrying out of unity. She was the daughter of Samuel and Tamar (Simons) Bundy. Benjamin and "Jean" condemned his former outgoings on 3 Sep 1761, Pasquotank - apparently Jane had joined the Quakers.

There isn't a list of their children in the Pasquotank records. Only sons Benjamin and John are named in his will.

On 15 Sep 1773, Benjamin Pike Jr. requested certificate to the Pasquotank MM, but on the 10th of October, 1775, Benjamin Jr. was reported to married contrary to discipline

Pasquotank County, NC Record of Deeds, 1700-1751, compiled by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman; Heritage Books, Inc., 1990
p.379
DB B (1747-1751), p.1 13 Jan 1746-7 Samuel Pike of said Pasquotank, Farmer, and Joseph Pritchard of the same, Farmer, in consideration of 208£ sold one Moiety or half part of tract containing 325 acres by Patent, known by name of half way Tree Land. It being the land that John Pike of Frede. County in Virginia sold to me on 19 Oct 1744. Bounded by Matthew Reasons. To be equally divided between Joseph Pritchard and Benjamin Pike as it was to have been divided between the said Samuel Pike and Benjamin his Brother but hitherto hath not been done. The half part contains 162 1/2 acres whereon I the said Samuel Pike now dwell, on the NE side of the tract. p.2. Sarah Pike, wife of said Samuel Pike give right & title of dowry. Signed: Samuel Pike, Sarah (X) Pike. Wit: Benjn. Pritchard, Sarah Pritchard. Ack; Jan Court 1746, Regt. Jan 1746/7

Benjamin Pike, died 2 Mar 1785. Jane died 17 Sept 1788, Pasquotank Co.

North Carolina
Pasquotank County
Know all men by these presents that I Benjimin Pike Planter of the plais a fore sais Being very Sick But of a Disposing mind and memory through mercey Do for the Disposial of such sorlely astaet where with with it hald Pleased god to Bless me with in this life made and ordain thes presents to contain my Last wil and Testiment in the folowing maner and from Vise
first I will that all my Just Depts and funerl expences be paid in Convenant time after my Descise
I give and Bequeath to my loving wife Jean Picke onr Riding horse onr mair and colt one yoak of oxon Two milch Cows and four heffers Two feather Beds and furntiture and two Chists one Case and Botels and one table and seaven head of sheep and two axes and two Iron wedges and three hoes one puter Dis and two puter Basons and two puter plaits and ten puter spoons and one pot tramiel one Bell and one lining wheel and woolen wheel and half a Dosen setting Chears and a Creeper and Teakittle and fire tonges and can Delstick and pair of flesh fork and three Iron pots - I give the forementioned articles to my wife Jean pike During her natral lif and after her Deseas Return to my son Benjamin pike and his heirs of his Body lawfully Begotton foriver
Excepting the great Iron pot I will that my
son John pike shold have he and his eirs forever and I will that he shold have my stileads
Like wis Constitue and apoint my son Bejamin Pike executer of this my last will and testiment
here by Rather fying and conferming this and no other to Be my last will and testiment In witness where of I have here unto set my hand and seal this 17 Day of 10 mont comonely caled October 1784 sined sealed published pronounced and Declared By the sd Benjamin pike to be his last will and testiment in presents of
Goerge Low
John Pike
Charity (her ~ mark) Pike
Signed: Benjm Pike
Pasquotank County} March Term 1785
Present the Worshipfull Justices
These Shall certify that the Last Will & Testament of
Benjamin Pike Senr Decd was exhibited in open Court
By Benjamin Pike Junr. Executor therin named & proved
By the Solemn Affirmation of George Low a subscribing
Evidence thereto and at the Same time the Sd Executor was
Qualifyd agreeable to Law. ordered to be recorded & Letters
Testamentary Issue etc. Test. Enoch Russell
Recorded Book K folio 117
May 20 1785
By Enoch Russell

Birth	Abt 1707	Pasquotank County, North Carolina
Death	2 Mar 1785	Pasquotank County, North Carolina

Father	SAMUEL Pike (1678 - 1718)
Mother	JEAN\JANE [Pike] (1680 - 1744)
Sibling	JOHN Pike (1702 - 1774)
Sibling	Samuel Pike (1705 - 1785)
Sibling	Ann Pike (1706 - )
Sibling	Susannah Pike (1712 - )