Individual Details
(Abt 1728 - Bef Feb 1777)
Events
| Birth | Abt 1728 | North Carolina | | | |
| Property | 21 Nov 1752 | received land on the north side of Bear Swamp by his father's will. He entered 100 Acres on the west side of the Northwest River About 3/4 mile from Raft Swamp including his improvements - Raft Swamp Township, Robeson, North Carolina | | | |
| Residence | 1 Feb 1754 | when Robert Carver entered 100 Acres there [Philbeck, Bladen Co. Land Entries, nos. 677, 934 - living near "the drains of Drowning Creek", Bladen, North Carolina | | | |
| Taxes | 1755 | taxable on 3 "white" tithes [T&C 1], - Cumberland, North Carolina | | | |
| Property | 21 Oct 1758 | he received A Grant for 100 Acres on Raft Swamp [Hoffman, Land Patents, I:474]. - Cumberland, North Carolina | | | |
| Legal | 19 Aug 1761 | Cumberland Co. court Granted permission for the mill he had erected on Raft Swamp to be designated A public Grist mill, & the court Granted him A license to keep An ordinary [Minutes 1759-65, 70]. | | | |
| Legal | May 1762 | he posted bond not to leave the Co. before the next court to Answer A suit by the Governor & James Simpson with Joshua Braveboy As witness, but he was not mentioned Again in the Cumberland Co. court Minutes. | | | |
| Death | Bef Feb 1777 | | | | |
| Will | 28 Feb 1777 | Georgetown District, Prince George Parish, South Carolina | | | |
| Legal-shared | 29 Jun 1786 | (Wright Bass) described court record of the estate of his uncle Moses As "eldest son of Edward Bass, dec., who was the eldest brother of Moses Bass [SC DB S-5:283, 284]. | | | |
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