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Miscellaneous Deeds and Surveys
- Stephen Munden Survey (1760)
- Lord Granville to John Munden (1762)
- John Munden Land Grant (1762)
- James Wainright Land Grant (1768)
- John Mundin to Stephen Mundin (1772)
- Stephen Mundin to Isaac Carril (1774)
- Isaac Carrill to James Gordon (1780)
- John Cason to John Moore (1780)
- Isaac Mundine to James Spier (1781)
- Isaac Mundin to John Harrell (1782)
- John Mundine to James Spiers (1782)
- Isaac and John Mundine to James Speirs (1783)
- Isaac Mundin to John Munden (1782)
- Isaac Mundine to William Harris (1783)
- Abraham Dixson to James Gorham (1784)
- Henry Cason to John Legate (1784)
- John Cason to William Jones (1784)
- Keziah and Edward Dixson to Abraham Dixon (1784)
- James Wainright, assignee of Sarah Mundine (1784, 1788)
- John Munden to Lucresey Cason (1787)
- John Munden to John Barber Sr. (1788)
- Lemuel James to Mathew James (1788)
- John Munden to James Cason (1788)
Marriage Bonds
The following records were found in Gates County, North CarolinaImages of Wills and Estates Miscellaneous Wills/Abstracts Books Records at North Carolina State Archives
- Laurence, Jesse of Pitt County to Christian Gregory 21 Mar 1792
- Whitfield, Robert of Pitt County to Edith Jones 30 Sept 1791
Pitt County was formed in 1760 from Beaufort County and was named after William Pitt, the Elder, Secretary of State for the Southern Department and Leader of the House of Commons. William Pitt, an English statesman and orator, studied at Oxford University and, in 1731, joined the army. Pitt led the young "Patriot" Whigs and, in 1756, became Secretary of State, where he was a pro-freedom speaker in the British Colonial government.