Indexes to Probate Records
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Wills, Estates, Bonds, Guardianships 1788 to 1794
- Wills, Estates, Bonds, Guardianships 1771 to 1792
Images of Wake County Wills, Estates, Guardianships 1771 to 1782
Testators:
Abbot, William, estate
;Alford, James, estate
;Allen, Young
;Alston, Hines, bond
;Atkins, John Jr.
;Aycock, Richard
;Babb, William
;Barbee, Christopher
;Barbee, Micajah, estate
;Barker, Joel
;Bass, Charles, petition
;Beddingfield, William
;Bell orphans
;Bell, Robert
;Belvins, Robert, estate
;Bird, Edmund
;Bird, Joab
;Blake, Benjamin, estate
;Blake, Joseph, estate
;Blake, John, estate
;Bohannon, Robert
;Bunch, Paul
;Cannon, John
;Cardin, William, estate
;Carter, George, apprentice
;Chaves, Paul, free negro, apprentice
;Cheves, Thomas Sr.
;Childers, James, prisoner
;Colbert, Nicholas, estate
;Conner, Terrence, orphan
;Dempster, John
;Dempster, John, bond
;Duck, Timothy of the Militia
;Dunn, John
;Earp, Edward
;Ferrells, Thomas, estate
;Flynt, David
;Griffin, Hardy, apprentice
;Guffey, John, estate
;Hall, John
;Hardy, Benjamin
;Harrell, Jesse, poor child
;Harriss, Daniel
;Harves, John
;High, John
;High, Michael, estate
;High, Likey and Moses Sugg, deed
;Hill, Sion
;Hines, Thomas, sheriff bond
;Hood, Thomas
;Joiner, Moses
;Jones, James
;Jones, Thomas
;Jones, Willis
;Kennedy, Francis
;Kimbrough, Nathaniel
;Lane, Barnabas, estate
;Lane, Joel
;Lankford, Benjamin, estate
;Lingo, Levin
;Louis, Arthur, base-born child
;Martin, Gibson
;Martin, James
;Mays, John
;McGuffey, John
;Mickleroy, Catherine, estate
;Mobley, Edward
;Mobley, William, estate
;Monk, Elizabeth
;Monk, Willis
;Monk, Willis, estate
;Moore, William
;Oliver, Ailcey
;Oliver, James, apprentice
;Orr, John
;Orr, Robert
;Pool, George
;Rand, John
;Reach, Jeremiah
;Rice, Joseph, orphan
;Rigsby, James, deed
;Rogers, Job
;Rogers, John
;Rogers, Michael, estate
;Runnells, Sherard
;Simmons, Willis
;Skinner, John, estate
;Slimmon, George
;Speight, Abigail
;Speight, William
;Streater, John, orphan
;Strickland, Sampson
;Tate, James
;Tate, orphan
;Taylor, Roland, estate
;Tedder, Solomon, apprentice
;Thomas, Francis, estate
;Townly, Elizabeth, bond
;Tucker, Edward
;Turner, Simon
;Wiggins, David
;Woodard, John
;Wootten, Thomas, sheriff
North Carolina Executive Mansion

The 40-room North Carolina Executive mansion in Raleigh was designed by Samuel Sloan and was constructed between 1883 and 1891 at its location on 200 North Blount Street in Raleigh. It is said that the red bricks were fashioned by State prisoners and made from native clay. The interior of the mansion features crystal chandeliers, 18th and 19th century furnishings and hand-loomed rugs. The three-storied residence was first occupied by Daniel G. Fowle in 1891. It had a patterned high-hipped roof with steep, intersecting gables, a small rectangular cupola and verandahs and balconies with ornate brackets and trim.