Harding Family papers


Title
Harding Family papers
Description
This folder contains two items. One document reflects a transfer of land ownership within the Moses Moore family. Originally purchased on July 27, 1774, the land lies South of the Tar River and North of Cow Swamps in Pitt County, North Carolina. The document was chartered in 1807 by Moses Moore as a part of the land deed to continue the ownership of the 200 acre land within the generational family. The document was signed and witnessed by Moses Moore, Jr. and akin family members. The document was further signed into local legislation in 1809, as described in the lower right corner of the parchment. The other document is the last will and testament of Simon Burney, dated January 29, 1829.
Date
March 10, 1807 - January 29, 1829
Original Format
manuscripts
Extent
Local Identifier
0152-b1-fa
Subject(s)
Spatial
Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
Rights
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