Colony of North Carolina 1765-1775, Abstracts of land Patents, Vol 2, by Margaret M. Hofmann:
. Patent Book Two, 1007, p 227: John Bond, March 29, 1727, 350 acres of the South side of Pamplico river, joining the East side of the Western branch of the dividing creek and Thomas Sparrow, which land was formerly surveyed for Abraham Pritchard and by him Elapsed... is now become due to sd. Bond.
. Patent Book Two, 1261, p 309: Nehemiah Yeales, April 5, 1720, 640 acres on the S. Of Pamlico river on the E side of the W Branch of Dividing creek, joing Abraham Pritchard, a little Gut and the sd creek.
. Patent Book 5, 2013, p 16: RObert Boyd, February 16, 1739, 230 acres in Beaufort County on the W. side of the S Dividing creek, joining Abraham Pritchett, the Pocoson, and a branch
. Patent Book 5, 2886, p 234: James Flanakin, April 20, 1745, 170 acres in Beaufort Co on the S. side of Pamplico river on the N. side of S dividing creek, joining Abraham Prichard, sd. Flanakin, and the Mouth and side of Drinkwaters creek
Beaufort Co, NC:
November 21, 1730, DB 2, p 51 William Harding Jones sells land to Abram Pritchett
September 10, 1734, DB 2, p 155, Philip Shute sells land to Abraham Pritchett
November 9, 1738, DB 2, p 280, Nehemiah Yeels sells land to Abraham Pritchett
June 15, 1739, DB 2, p 300, William Daw sells land to Abraham Pritchett
June 6, 1741, DB 2, p 375, Robert Boyd sells land to Abraham Pritchett
September 14, 1747, DB 2, p 512, Levi Leigh sells land to Abraham Pritchett
1739 listed as property adjoining W side of S Dividing Creek
April 1745 the Assembly divided Beaufort County into seven road districts and appointed road commissioner for each. District 2 roads from Goose Creek to Durham's Creek to the Boundary Line of Craven County. Commissioners: Mr. Abraham Prichard, Mr. John Tripp, and Mr. John Bond.
April 1745 listed as having land adjoining James Flanakin's land
Richard Flanakin's will, Beaufort Precinct, Bath, NC written Sept 5, 1739; June Court, 1741 names brother Abraham Pritchett and son James Flanakin as executors. Could Abraham's wife be Richard's sister?
Abraham's will written January 9, 1749 and proved June Court, 1750. Ex: Philip and Joshua Pritchett (sons) Witnesses John Wallis, W. Bell and James Flanakin
Early Records of North Carolina, Vol III, Loose Papers and Related Materials 1712-1798, abstracted by Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr., p 71: 701. Abraham Pritchett Inventory, FIled November 16, 1750 by Philip Pritchett [Note: Archives indicates Beaufort Co.]
