DB 8, Halifax Co, NC, June 23, 1763, Richard Tatum to Jno. Iles (note: the original, which appears to read as "fleis" has at sometime been corrected), 200 acres west side of Rocky Swamp, joining Tatum, Hart Meadow Branch
Halifax Co, NC, November Court 1785, John Isles Constable in District No 2 for the ensuing year.
August Court 1786, Benjamin Fugue aged eight years orphan of Joseph Fugue dec'd bound unto John Isles until he arrives at lawfull age, to learn the calling of a Farmer.
February Court 1787, John Isles appointed Collector of Public Taxes for the year 1786 for district No 2, sum of 600 pounds with Ephraim Knight and Wm Wootten Secys.
Tax List District 2, Halifax Co, NC
1782 John Iles or Ilse, 450 acres, 4 horses/mules, 18 head cattle, 100 pounds value
1783 John Iles 100 pounds value
1785 John Iles 650 acres, 2 Free polls
1786 John Iles 1FP, 2BP, 650 acres
1788 John Iles 650 acres, 2WP, 2BP
1790 John Iles 1 WP, 3 BP, 650 acres
1800 John Iles 650 acres, 2BP
1802 John Iles 650 acres, 2BP
Halifax Co, NC, DB 18, 588(478), John Sullivant to John Iles April 8, 1788, 30 ac E side of Bear Swamp joining Iles, Horse Pen Branch
1789 John sells land to John Sullivant, April 9, 1789 for 30 pounds Virginia money. Halifax Co, NC, DB , p 114.
1790 Census Halifax Co, NC
Males 16+ 1 Females 7 Slaves 3
under 16 3
Halifax Co, NC, DB 18 597(486) John Iles to Josiah Womble, November 1798, 200 acres joining Horse Pen Branch, small Branch, Harts Meadow, Huckle Berry Branch, WIlliam Iles
751(628) John Iles to William Pryor February 6, 1799, 167 acres E side Bear Swamp in fork of Horse Pen Branch
1804, Deed Book 19, p 236, Halifax County, North Carolina, John Iles of Halifax Co to Julius Horton of same, February 3, 1804, 80 pounds, Negro girl Daffing.
January 2, 1806, Susann Ogburn to Sookey Iles, both of Halifax Co, Rm Iles wit (Is this Rhodam?), Halifax County, North Carolina. DB 20, 717 (266)
July 15, 1806, John Iles to John Alston, $280, 160 acres, joining Mill Stone Branch, Rock Swamp, the old road, the new road
February 4, 1814, John Iles sells 53 acres to Sucky Isles(Iles), Fanny Iles (John's daughter) witness, Halifax County, North Carolina. DB, p 390
Will written September 25, 1812, exhibited in open court February 1817.( Will Book 3, page 601) Halifax County, North Carolina. Daughter Fanny and son Charles were Executors.
