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Subject: [JOINER-L] Jesse Joyner
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 13:00:29 EDT

If you can connect back to Jesse from Nash County, I thought you might could
use this information.

Helen Sharpe


JESSE JOYNER
Son of JOHN JOYNER & ELIZABETH

1787: Nash County Deed Book E 1786-1788, Page 355: JESSE JOINER and John
Joiner witness the sale of 223 acres between Christopher Ballard to Jacob
Joiner on 16 Sept 1786

1797: Kinchen Land, inventory by JESSE JOINER, admr. March 22, 1797, August
Term 1797. Account current, May Term 1799.

10 November 1797: Nash County Deed Book 6, Page 3¡9: John Joiner, Sr. deed
to JESSE JOINER, Nov. 10, 1797.

May 1798: Nash County Court Minutes, May Court 1798:
#47: JESSE JOYNER is appd overseer of the Road in the room of Wm Linsy from
the creek at Elijah Atkinson to the Cross Roads near Henry Atkinson.

November 1798: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1798:
#175 - Admr. is on Motion Granted to Jacob Joynr on the Estate of Christopher
Barlow, a Continental Soldier, who entered into bond of 500 pounds with
Cornelius Joyner and JESSE JOYNER Secuy.

Feb. 1799: Nash County Court Minutes, February Court 1799:
#287 - Jurors to May Court 1799 - included JESSE JOINER, Lewis Joiner

May 1799: Nash County Court Minutes, May Court 1799:
#374 - Grand Jury Qualifier - included JESSE JOINER

May 1799: Nash County Court Minutes, May Court 1799:
#384-A - A deed of sale from Wilson Barlow to Jacob Joyner proved by the Oath
of JESSE JOYNER.

May 1800: Nash County Court Minutes, May Court 1800:
#676 - Juriors to August Court 1800 - included JESSE JOINER, Curtis Joiner,
Wm Joyner

August 1800: Nash County Court Minutes, August Court 1800:
#753 - Grand Jury Qualified, included JESSE JOINER, Curtis Joiner, Lewis
Joiner, William Joyner.

November 1801: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1801:
#192: Jurors to November Term included JESSE JOYNER.

November 1801: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1801:
#247: Grand Jury Qualified, John Pitts, Foreman, included JESSE JOINER

November 1801: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1801:
#248-A: A deed of Sale from Arthur Seller & Mary, his wife, to John Bissett
proved by the Oath of JESSE JOINER.

November 1801: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1801:
#328: The Petition of Sundry inhabitants for a bridge across Sappony near
Elijah Atkinson read and Concured with that that David Pridgen, Elijah
Atkinson & JESSE JOINER are appd comms to let the building the Said bridge.

9 August 1802: Nash County Court Minutes, August Court 1802:
#533 - Jurors to November Court - included JESSE JOINER

May 1803: Nash County Court Minutes, May Court 1803:
#658 - Jurors to August Court 1803 included JESSE JOINER

August 1803: Nash County Court Minutes, August Court 1803:
#763 - Grand Jury Quallified ---JESSE JOINER, Foreman

November 1803: Nash County Court Minutes, November Court 1803
#956 - Jurors to February Term 1804 - Included Wm Joiner, Drury Joiner,
Burwell Joiner, JESSE JOINER and Curtis Joiner.

13 Nov, 1803. Nash County - inventory by JESSE JOINER, exr. for Rebeckah
Selah. (may have been wife of Richard Selah, who died 1798)

February 1804: Nash County Court Minutes February Court 1804:
#969 - Grand Jury Quallified - included Wm Joiner, Drury Joiner and JESSE
JOINER.

1811: Nash County - John Joiner, inventory by JESSE JOINER, exr., June 1,
1811. Account current with Jesse Joiner and Curtis Joiner, exrs., May Term
1815.

9 March 1815: Nash County - John Jackson, inventory and sale by JESSE
JOINER, admr., March 9, 1815. Account current, Aug. Term 1816.

18 January 1830 - Laurens County, Ga. JESSE JOINER- Joiner, of Laurens
County, sold to Benet Joiner, Davis Joiner and Elijah Wells. For the price
of $1,000, sold was 3rd Land District, Land Lot #70. Also conveyed was one
negro woman named Phereby and two boys Isaac and Henry. Also conveyed was
all his stock of horses, cattle, hogs, all household and kitchen furniture
and all other property. Deed witnessed by Mahala B. Joiner (her mark) and
Martha N. Joiner (her mark). Martha N. Joiner attested, before Justice of
Peace Coleman Saunders, to the deed on 2 January 1847.

October 1830: Laurens County, Georgia: Rebecca Joiner; Plaintiffs were
Rebecca Joiner and Jesse Joiner. Defendant was William Joiner. Motion for
the appointment of commissioners to lay off dower.

8 October 1834: Laurens County, Georgia: JESSE JOINER: Plaintiff was
Joiner. Defendants were Isaac Brookings and his wife Penelope. Case. Jury
# 1 verdict for the plaintiff in amount of $65, plus cost of suit.

13 Sep 1836: Laurens County, Geogia: Petitioners Rebecca Joiner and Jesse
Joiner. On motion of L. D. Lemlie, attorney for Isaac Brookins, claimant,
court ordered that the commissioners appointed to lay off dower do so and
make their return on or before the first day of the next term of court.

6 September 1847: Laurens County, Georgia: Rebecca Joiner, widow of the
deceased Jesse Joiner, was the plaintiff. The defendants were Bennet Joiner,
Davis Joiner, and Elijah Wells. Petition for assignment of dower.

6 September 1848: Laurens County Georgia: Plaintiff was Joiner, widow of
the deceased Jesse Joiner. Defendants were Bennet Joiner, Davis Joiner, and
Elijah Wells. Petition for assignment of dower in 22nd Land district, Land
Lot # 322.

March 1848: Laurens County, Georgia: Plaintiff was Rebecca Joiner.
Defendants were the heirs of Jesse Joiner. Petition for dower. Witnesses
were Eason Allen, Martha Lafever, and J. W. Smith

4 September 1850: Laurens County, Georgia: Rebecca Joiner, widow of Jesse
Joiner, petitioned the court for the court to make a committee to lay off her
dower for the lands owner by her deceased husband. The land was located in
22nd Land District, Land Lot #322

4 March 1851: Laurens County, Georgia: The commissioners appointed to lay
off the dower to Rebecca Joiner, a widow of Jesse Joiner, reported their
doings and their labor was made the judgment of the court.

4 June 1837: Laurens County, Georgia: Petitioners were JESSE JOINER and
REBECCA JOINER, the former Rebecca JOHNSON. Dower and the return of the
commissioners.

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