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James Reeves was born about 1802 in Wake, North Carolina. He and Mary Collins were married.

John Reeves was born in 1808 in Wake, North Carolina. He and Ann were married. He died before 1860 in Arkansas.

Wake County, North Carolina
Deed Book 15, Pg 139
2nd Apr 1832

John Reavis § This Indenture made and entered into this the 2nd day of
to § April A.D. 1832 between John Reavis (sic Reeves) of the
William A. Tharp § Territory of Arkansas of the one part and William A. Tharp
of the County of Henry and State of Tennessee of the other part Witnesseth - for & in consideration of the Sum of One Hundred dollars to the said Reavis (sic Reeves) in hand paid by William A. Tharpe the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged has bargained & Sold & does by these presents bargain sell alien & confirm to the said William A. Tharpe his entire Interest in the real Estate of Major Holloway decd & his entire interest in the personal Estate of Sarah Holloway deceased & also his interest in the real estate of his Father John Reavis (sic Reeves) deceased & all monies as well as personal Estate in the hands of his Guardian, James Holloway of the (sic county?) of Wake & State of N. Carolina. The said John Reavis (sic Reeves) aforesaid obliges himself to warrant & forever defend a just & legal Title to all the aforesaid Interests in the several estates aforesaid to the said William A. Tharpe & his heirs forever against the claim of himself & all claiming under him, as well as every other person whatsoever - Witness his hand & Seal the day & date above written.

John Reavis (sic Reeves) (Seal)
acknd by
Solomon Williams Attorney

This day personally appeared before me Solomon Williams attorney in fact for John Reavis (sic Reeves) and acknowledged the within Deed of conveyance, to William A. Tharp to be his act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned.
Given under my hand & Seal this 2nd day of April 1832.

Bolivar Hardeman Cty Wm. R. Furby (sic?) (Seal)
State of Tennessee one of the Judges of the Circuit
Courts for the State of Tennessee
Presiding in the 10th Circuit -

State of Tennessee §
Hardeman County § April Term 1832
I Thomas J. Hardeman Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County & State aforesaid do Certify that the within Deed of conveyance was produced in open Court at said Term, and duly acknowledged by Solomon Williams Jr. attorney in fact for John Reavis (sic Reeves) to be his act and deed for the purposes therein contained and the same was ordered to be certified for Registration.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my (County Seal) Seal of Office this 2nd day of April 1832. -
Thos. J. Hardeman, Clerk

State of Tennessee § I William Polk, Presiding Magistrate, for the Court of
Hardeman County § Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County aforesaid
do hereby Certify that Thomas J. Hardeman is Clerk of said Court and that due faith and credit is due to his official acts as such for want of a Seal of Office Thereunto annex my private Seal. Given under my hand & Seal this 2nd day of April 1832. Will. Polk, Chr. (Seal)

State of Tennessee § Registers Office April 5th 1832.
Henry County § The within Deed of conveyance from John Reavis (sic Reeves) by his attorney in fact Solomon William to William A. Tharpe and foregoing certificates are duly registered in my office in Book D, page 45.
James Super (sic?) Regr by
R. E. Brown D. Regr.

State of North Carolina §
Wake County § May Term 1842
It appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court That foregoing was duly certified it is thereford ordered to be Registered.
Jas. T. Marriott Clk.

Registered fin the Registers Office of Wake County in Book No. 15 and page 139 the 11th day of July A.D. 1842 - Richard Smith, Regr.

Mary ("Polly") Reeves was born about 1802 in Wake, North Carolina. John Gill and she were married on 2 May 1827 in Wake, North Carolina. She died before 1880 in Wake, North Carolina.

Sarah ("Salley") Reeves was born about 1806 in Wake, North Carolina. Joseph Wood and she were married on 29 November 1828 in Orange, North Carolina. She died before February 1830 in Wake, North Carolina.

Elizabeth Reeves was born on 15 October 1810 in Wake, North Carolina. Jarratt Broadwell and she were married on 29 August 1833 in Wake, North Carolina. She died after 1880 in Wake, North Carolina.

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 11, pg 507
14th August 1834

Jarrat Broadwell & § This Indenture made and indented the 14th day of
Elizabeth his wife § August 1834 by and between Jarret Broadwell & his
to § wife Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth Reaves (sic Reeves)
James Holloway § of the County of Wake & State of North Carolina of the one part and James Holloway of the other part all
of the County & state aforesaid.
Witnesseth for an in consideration of the Sum of Forty Dollars to us in hand paid by the said James Holloway the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged all have Bargained Sold and by force of the presents doth bargain Sell and confirm unto him the said James Holloway his heirs and assigns all the Interest Claim and title that we have in and to all that tract of Land which John Beaves (sic Reeves) died Seized and possessed of lying and being in the County & State aforesaid Adjoining the Lands of Alford Alston & others and alal the Interest title & claim that we have in and to the tract of Land that Major Holloway died Seized and possessed of Situate Lying and being in the County & State aforesaid on Elobee Creek adjoining the tract of land that the Said John Beeves (sic Reeves) died Seized and possessed of & others To have an to hold the Above described Claims and Interest in and to Said tract of Land free and Clear of and from the lawful Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever and all further for our Selves our heirs & Covenants and agrees to and with the Said James Holloway his heirs & that we and they will forever warrant and defend to him and them the true and Lawful right and title in and to said tract of land free and Clear of and from the lawful Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever and from any incumbrance whatsoever in testimony of all which we hereunto set our hands and affix our Seals the day and date first herein written.

Jarrat Broadwell (Seal)
Elizabeth Broadwell (Seal)
Witnesses
William P. Holloway } We do hereby certify that Elizabeth Broadwell upon
Stephen P. Holloway } examination by we two of the Justices of the prior (?) for the County of Wake State of N Carolina doth make over & confirm all her rite and title the above bargained tract of land of her own free good will believing it to be the best for the future --- in time to come August 14th A.D. 1834.
A. -- Myatt
M. Thompson JP

Wake County - February sessions 1835
The Execution of the within Deed was duly proven by William P. Holloway a Subscribing Witness thereto & ordered to be Registered.
B. L. King CC

Registered in the Registers office of Wake County in Book No. 11 and page 507 the 23rd day of April A.D. 1835.
Richard Smith Register

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 11, pg 507
14th August 1834

Jarrat Broadwell & § This Indenture made and indented the 14th day of
Elizabeth his wife § August 1834 by and between Jarret Broadwell & his
to § wife Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth Reaves (sic Reeves)
James Holloway § of the County of Wake & State of North Carolina of the one part and James Holloway of the other part all
of the County & state aforesaid.
Witnesseth for an in consideration of the Sum of Forty Dollars to us in hand paid by the said James Holloway the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged all have Bargained Sold and by force of the presents doth bargain Sell and confirm unto him the said James Holloway his heirs and assigns all the Interest Claim and title that we have in and to all that tract of Land which John Beaves (sic Reeves) died Seized and possessed of lying and being in the County & State aforesaid Adjoining the Lands of Alford Alston & others and alal the Interest title & claim that we have in and to the tract of Land that Major Holloway died Seized and possessed of Situate Lying and being in the County & State aforesaid on Elobee Creek adjoining the tract of land that the Said John Beeves (sic Reeves) died Seized and possessed of & others To have an to hold the Above described Claims and Interest in and to Said tract of Land free and Clear of and from the lawful Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever and all further for our Selves our heirs & Covenants and agrees to and with the Said James Holloway his heirs & that we and they will forever warrant and defend to him and them the true and Lawful right and title in and to said tract of land free and Clear of and from the lawful Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever and from any incumbrance whatsoever in testimony of all which we hereunto set our hands and affix our Seals the day and date first herein written.

Jarrat Broadwell (Seal)
Elizabeth Broadwell (Seal)
Witnesses
William P. Holloway } We do hereby certify that Elizabeth Broadwell upon
Stephen P. Holloway } examination by we two of the Justices of the prior (?) for the County of Wake State of N Carolina doth make over & confirm all her rite and title the above bargained tract of land of her own free good will believing it to be the best for the future --- in time to come August 14th A.D. 1834.
A. -- Myatt
M. Thompson JP

Wake County - February sessions 1835
The Execution of the within Deed was duly proven by William P. Holloway a Subscribing Witness thereto & ordered to be Registered.
B. L. King CC

Registered in the Registers office of Wake County in Book No. 11 and page 507 the 23rd day of April A.D. 1835.
Richard Smith Register.

Jefferson Reeves was born about 1812 in Wake, North Carolina.

Wake County, North Carolina
Deed Book 14, Pg 148
25 Nov 1837

Jefferson Reaves §
To
James Holloway §

This Indenture made and indented the 25th day of November, 1837. By and between Jefferson Reaves of the County of Wake and State of North Carolina, of the one part and James Holloway of the other part, all of the County and State aforesaid - Witnesseth that for an in consideration of the Sum of forty Dollars to him the said Reaves in hand paid by the Said James Holloway the receipt is hereby acknowledged, I have bargained Sold and by force of these Presents doth bargain sell and confirm unto him the said James Holloway his heirs and assigns, all the interest claim and title that I have in and to all the tract of land which John Reaves died seized and possessed of lying and being in the County and State aforesaid adjoining the Lands of Alfred Alston, and others, and all the Interest, title and claim that I have in and to the tract of Land that Major Holloway died seized and possessed of situated lying and being in the County & State aforesaid on Elobys Creek, adjoining the Tract of Land, that the said John Reaves, died seized & possessed of and the land of others, To have & to hold the above described claims and Interest in and to said Tracts of Land, free and clear, of and from the lawful claim or claims of of (sic?) all persons whatsoever, and I further for myself, my heirs Executors administrators etc. covenant and agree to and with the said James Holloway his Heirs etc. that I and they will forever warrant and defend him and them the true and lawful right and title in and to said tracts of land free and clear of of (sic?) and from the lawful claim or claims of all persons, whatsoever, and from any Incumbrance whatsoever, in testimony of all which I the said Jefferson Reaves have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date first above written.

Seigned Sealed & delivered in presence of his
Test J. B. Geer § Jefferson (C) Reaves (Seal)
M. A. Tate (Jurat) § mark

Wake County - May Term 1840
The Execution of this Deed was duly proved by the oath of Mark A. Tate and Ordered to be Registered.
A. Williams C.C.

Registered in the Registers Office of Wake County in Book No. 14 and page 148 the 31 day of July A.C. 1840 - R. Smith, Regr.

Martha Ann Reeves was born about 1816 in Wake, North Carolina. Granderson Latta and she were married on 11 December 1840 in Wake, North Carolina. She died before 1845 in Granville, North Carolina.

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 15, Pg 156
Written 10 Dec 1840, Recorded 18 Jul 1842

Martha A. Reaves §
to
James Holloway §

This Indenture made and indented this 10th day of December 1840 by and between Martha Reaves (sic Reeves) of the County of Wake and State of North (sic North Carolina) of the one part and James Holloway of the County of and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of Forty Dollars to me in hand paid by James Holloway the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged I have bargained sold and by force of these presents doth bargain sell and confirm unto him the said James Holloway his heirs and assigns all the interest Claim and title that I hold in and to all that tract of land which John Reaves (sic Reeves) died Seized and possessed of lying and being in the County of Wake aforesaid adjoining the land of the said James Holloway and others and all the interest title and claim that I have in land to the tract of land that Major Holloway died seized and possessed of Situated lying and being in the County, County and State aforesaid Elobey Creek adjoining the creek of land that the said John Reaves (Reeves) died Seized and possessed of and others. To have and to hold the above described Claims and Int in and to Said tracts of land free and clear clear (sic?) of and from the lawful Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever and I further for my self my heirs & I Covenant and agree to and with the said James Holloway his heirs etc that I will forever warrant and Defend To him and them the true and Verified right and title in and to said tracts of land free and clear of and from any incumbrances whatsoever. In Testimony of all which I hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and date first herein written.

Martha A. Reaves (Seal)
Witness
Ambrose Phillips §
Major D. Holloway Jurat §

State of North Carolina §
Wake County §
May Term 1842, The execution of the within Deed was duly proven in Open Court by the Oath of Major D. Holloway a Subscribing witness thereto and ordered to be Registered. - Jas. T. Marriott, C.C.

Registered in the Registers Office of Wake County in Book 15 and page 157 this 18th day of July A.D. 1842. - R. Smith, Regr.

Nancy Caroline Reeves was born on 12 November 1818. Granderson Latta and she were married on 10 December 1845 in Granville, North Carolina. She died on 30 April 1873 at age 54 in White, Arkansas.

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 14, Pg 246
Written 10 Nov 1840, Recorded 19 Jan 1841

Nancy C. Reaves §
to
James Holloway §

This Indenture made and Indented this 10th day of November 1840 by and between Caroline Reaves (sic Reeves) of the County of Wake and State of North Carolina of the one part and James Holloway of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Caroline Reaves (sic Reeves) for an in consideration of the sum of Forty Dollars to her in hand paid hath given granted bargained sold aliened and confirmed and by force of these presents doth give grant, bargain, sell, alien and Confirm to the said James Holloway his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County of Wake and State aforesaid it being Lott No. 5 in the division amongst the Heirs of John Reaves (sic Reeves) Decd and bounded as follows, Beginning at a pine in Alford Alstons line the corner of No. 4 thence west 49 poles to a Stake in the dower line thence East 74 poles to A. Alstons line thence south 25° west to the beginning Containing Eighteen and ¾ acres and the undivided Share of the dower at the death of the Widow which is 8 acres and two acres which falls to my part of the dower Tract of the widow of Major Holloway. To have and to hold the aforesaid tracks or parcels of Land with the appurtenances thereunto belonging to to him the said James Holloway, his heirs and assigns forever free and clear from the claim or or (sic?) Claims of all persons whatsoever. In Testimony of all which I hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date first above written Signed Sealed and delivered in presents of

Witness Nancy C. Reaves (Seal)
Allen Nichols §
William P. Holloway Jr. §

The execution of the within Deed was duly proved by the Oath of William P. Holloway and Ordered to be Registered. - A. Williams, C.C.

Registered in the Registers Office of Wake County in Book No. 14 and page 246 this the 19th day of January A.D. 1841.
Richard Smith, Regr.

John Allen was born about 1800 in Wake, North Carolina. He and Susannah Reeves were married on 5 December 1820 in Wake, North Carolina.

Mary Collins was born about 1804 in Wake, North Carolina. James Reeves and she were married.

Ann was born about 1818. John Reeves and she were married.

George Reeves was born in 1843 in Crittenden, Arkansas.

James Reeves was born about 1842 in Crittenden, Arkansas.

William Reeves was born in 1838 in Crittenden, Arkansas.

John Gill was born about 1805 in Wake, North Carolina. He and Mary ("Polly") Reeves were married on 2 May 1827 in Wake, North Carolina. He died before 1880 in Wake, North Carolina.

Gill was born before 1830 in Wake, North Carolina. He died before 1850 in Wake, North Carolina.

William J. Gill was born about 1834 in Wake, North Carolina. He died Died of wounds in battle. on 7 October 1862 in Frederick, Maryland.

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 21, Pg 80
15th Feb 1856
John Gill to William J. Gill, his son - Deed for 50 acres on the west side of the road leading to Parkers Bridge in Wake County, North Carolina, it being a part of the tract of land given to the said John Gill by his father Jesse Gill.

Elizabeth Ann Holloway Gill was born about 1836 in Wake, North Carolina. Willis Leonidas Jackson and she were married on 15 January 1857 in Wake, North Carolina. She died about 1892 in Wake, North Carolina.

Wake County, North Carolina, Deed Book 21, Pg 81
15 Feb 1856
John Gill to Elizabeth H. Gill, his daughter - Deed for 54 acres in Wake County, North Carolina on the east side of the road leading to Parkers Bridge it being a part of the tract of land which Jesse Gill gave to his son the said John Gill.

Willis Leonidas Jackson was born in 1834 in Wake, North Carolina. He and Elizabeth Ann Holloway Gill were married on 15 January 1857 in Wake, North Carolina. He died before 1930 in Wake, North Carolina.

Lula B. Jackson was born on 30 September 1879 in Wake, North Carolina. She died on 7 November 1972 at age 93 in Durham, Durham, North Carolina.

Robert Fonzer Jackson was born on 29 June 1876 in Wake, North Carolina. He died on 14 March 1948 at age 71 in Bartons Creek, Wake, North Carolina.

Electa Lee Jackson was born about 1872 in North Carolina.

Zack Andrew Jackson was born on 20 August 1870 in Wake, North Carolina. He died on 28 October 1950 at age 80 in Bartons Creek, Wake, North Carolina. He was buried at Bayleaf Baptist Church Cemetery in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Willis Clinton Jackson was born about 1868 in North Carolina.

Mary Elizabeth Jackson was born on 25 April 1866 in Wake, North Carolina. She died on 17 August 1946 at age 80 in Raleigh, Wake, North Carolina.