Phebe HARDY, Jernigan^[1]

1710 - Abt 1778  (68 years)

• Name	Phebe HARDY
  Suffix	Jernigan
  Birth	1710
  Gender	Female
  FamilySearch ID	LT3C-MVH
  _UID	CFC5F635B0804B53825C2291497EA37E06D0
  Death	Abt 1778	Bertie, North Carolina
  Person ID	I94	Carney Wehofer 2024 Genealogy
  Last Modified	30 Nov 2024

  
  

  Family	John HAYES,   b. Abt 1707, Surry, Surry County, Virginia Colony d. 1 Jan 1774, Bertie County, North Carolina (Age ~ 67 years)
  Children	1. Hardy HAYES,   b. Abt 1732, Bertie Co., North Carolina d. Bef 1784, Bertie Co., North Carolina (Age ~ 51 years)   2. John HAYES,   b. Abt 1735, North Carolina d. 29 Dec 1781, Johnston County, North Carolina (Age ~ 46 years)   3. Mary HAYES,   b. 1750   d. Yes, date unknown   4. Samuel HAYES,   b. 1752   d. Yes, date unknown   5. Phebe HAYES,   b. 1756   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F74	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Nov 2024

  
  

• Notes

  Biography 28 Feb 1764 Deed: John Hays and "Feby Hays his spouse" to James Harrell Sr., for £10, (acreage not given) beginning at a pine on John Harrell's line thence along his line to the swamp… William Holland's line… William Carter's line… Richard Harrell's line… Signed: John Hays, Fibby Hays [no signatures or marks reproduced in the record]. Witness: Wm. [unclear name, Jenksson?], Arthur Harrell, Willis Harrell. Proved February Ct. 1764. This would seem to be the John Hayes who was taxed in Pugh's district in 1759, as the other names were on that list as well.[1] 31 Jan 1771 Deed: John Hays, planter, "and Phebe his wife" to William Gough, for £53:6s:8d, 200 acres… granted to Barnaby Bryant by patent 13 Dec 1755… beginning at Henry Hill's corner in the mouth of a branch called Wricegums(Winegums?) Branch running thence westward… Signed: John (x) Hays, Phebe (x) Hays. Witness: Hardy Hays, Arthur (x) Hays, James Purvis. Proved March Ct. 1771.[2] Note that this John Hays' mark was merely an "x" and not the distinctive mark used by the earlier John Hays. The original grant to Barnaby Bryan (sic) was for 200 acres but did not mention the branch. Rather it mentioned adjacent lands of James Brown, Edward Hawkins, and Hill. See NC Patent Book 11, page 26.[3] 25 Feb 1774 Estate Sale: Estate of John Hays, deceased, by Hardy Hays administrator. Buyers included John Hays Junr., Phebe Hays Senr., Phebe Hays, Mary Hays, Richard Hays, Samuel Hays, and several others, presumably neighbors — Absalom Rawls, Charles Everett Jr., Benjamin Harrell, Cader Powell, Henry Lee, James Moore, James Hedgpeth, Nathan Cullens, John Dodrill, and others [Bertie County Loose Estate Papers, file marked "John Hays"][4] 7 Feb 1778 Estate Settlement: Commission ordered at the November 1777 court with examining the account of Hardy Hays, administrator of John Hays, deceased, finds a balance in the estate to be distributed as follows: Phebe Hays, wife of deceased, £22:7s:10d. £18:7s:4d each to Hardy Hays, son of deceased, John Hays, son of deceased, Rebeckah Stephens daughter of deceased, Phebe Jarnigan daughter of deceased, Mary Hayse (sic) daughter of deceased, and Samuel Hays son of deceased. Signed: Noah Hinton, James Purvis, William Gough. [Bertie County Loose Estate Papers, file marked "John Hays"] John Hays, the son, was in Johnston County, as was Rebecca Stephens and Phebe Jernigan. See the file of Johnston County records.[5] Sources ? Hayes Records in Bertie County 1700-1800 ? Bertie County Deed Book L, page 237 ? Hayes Records in Bertie County 1700-1800 ? Hayes Records in Bertie County 1700-1800 ? Hayes Records in Bertie County 1700-1800 Jim Carney https://www.jnlcarney.com/carney/ birth/death/marriage certificates, census, familysearch.org, etc

  
  

• Sources

  [S389] Patricia Heath.