[Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] Thomas Weekes and Anne Cock were married July ye 2d. 1724 By ye worshipful Robert Lowrey, Esqr: by vertue of a Licenses from ye Honbl. George Burington Esq: Governour &c bearing date June ye 4th 1724 at ye house of Mr Robert Cock, her father. [Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] Miriam Daughter of ye afsd: Thomas Weekes and Anne his wife was born on Thursday July ye 8th 1725 about 1/2 hour by sun ante Meridiem. [Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] John Son of ye afsd: Thos Weekes and Anne his wife was born Sept ye 29th 1727 about one a clock in ye morning. [Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] Thomas Weeks records for his own proper mark (viz) a Slit and an upper Keel & an upper keel in ye right ear. and a slitin ye left year. July 20, 1728. [Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] Thomas Weekes records for his daughter Miraim Weekes' mark (viz) A crop and an upper Keel in ye right ear: and a slit and an under Keel in ye left Ear. July 20, 1728. [Ref: Perquimas County, NC, Court Records, Page 204-160] Thomas Weekes records his proper Brand Mark (viz) (w) on ye left or near Thigh. July 1728

[Ref: Perquimans County, NC, Page 617, Deeds,] 11 Jan 1725. William Coleson, Albemarle Co., Perquimans Perct., Cooper to Robert Hosea, same, planter, 58 acres on the north side of Deep Creek in the Prect. aforesaid and joyning to the said land Robert Hoseas land on the side of John Arnolds on the other which land was formerly given by will by Gilbert Goodale unto the said Colestons father or however otherwise bounded ... William (W) Coleston. Witn: Richard Whedbee, Thomas Weeks. Ackd. 11 Jan 1725. Richard Leary, Clk. Regtd. 11 Jan 1726 per John Stepney.

[Ref: Pasquotank County, NC. Deeds] Thomas Palin of the county of Albemarle and Precinct of Pasquotank Yeoman with Susannah his wife ... in consideration of the sum of ... by John Palin, Edmund Gale, David Bailey and John Connor Gent. (Commissioners appointed for purchasing Land, __ ... [A:411] ... for the purpose of Building and Erecting a Court House ... Sold ... one acres of Land ... on a Little Creek that issues or runs out of Newbegun Creek (being part of the tract of Land which my wife during her Widowhood purchased of Samuel Northy and was by the said Samuel acknowledged to her in the Precinct Court of Pasquiotank the ... 1726 [A:412] ... 17 Oct 1727. Signed Tho. Palin, Susanna Palin. Wit: Tho. Weekse. Ack: 17 Oct. 1727. Regt: 18 Nov 1727.

Pasquotank Precinct, NC, May 3, 1729. Oct 12, 1729. George Lee, leaves a will. Mentions sons John "ye plantation whereon I now dwell"; Edward, land adjoining the plantation aforesaid; George and William. Daughters, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sarah Lee. Wife and Executors: Elizabeth. Witness: Thomas Weekes, Anne Weeks, Anne Bundy. Clerk of the Court, H. Minson. "Item: I give and bequeath ... crop in ye right ear and two slits in ye left such mark is recorded..." [Ref: NC. Court Records]

[Ref: Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book B., No. 256.] William Boswell of Perquimans, Planter for 30 pounds "In good Pork", paid by William Bundy of same, Merchant, sold 75 acres on South West side of Little River. Land granted May 16, 1702 to John Shaw and by him sold to James Newby, by said to Margaret his daughter now wife of said William Boswell." April 17,1732. Test: Jacob Chancy, Thomas Weeks.

[Ref: Perquimans Co., NC, Wills] Maudlin, Ezekiel, Perquimans, March 5th, 1732; April 17, 1732. Sons Jeremiah, Joshua and Thomas, Thomas Salter in Boston, wife Hannah and Thomas Weekes Executors. Test, Zeb Clayton, John Stevens, Tulle Williams.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deed Book B, No. 315] Joseph Godfrey, of Perquimans for 180 pounds paid by Ezekiel Maudlin, of aforesaid "Doth sell 150 acres," All that said Joseph now holds, called "Hacklefield Land" surveyed by John Godfrey 1694, on South West side of Little River, by a Small Creek issuing out of Little River, adj Thomas Bartletts and Maudlins. April 21, 1729. Thomas Weeks, Henry Wise.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book B, 323] Thomas Blitchenden of Perquimans for 10 pounds paid by Moses Rountree, of Chowan, sold 50 acres on North West side of Perquimans River, "remaining part of Land I sold to Thomas Hobbs." Jan 20, 1728. Test: Edward Howcott, Thomas Weeks.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No. 13] William Evans, for 100 pounds, paid by Coln'l Richard Sanderson, assigns "right of within Mentioned Tact." Nov 8, 1729. Test: E. Maudlin, Thomas Weeks,

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No. 16] William Jackson, Jr. of Perquimans Planter ... "do swap a plan' of Joseph Robinsons," on South West side of Little River, 200 acres, on a Long Branch, that "lies between Plan' "Where the above said William Jacksons "Father now lives" Richard Nowell the first pattentee. Feb 17, 1729. Test: Thomas Weeks, John Nixon, William and Margaret Jackson.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No. 20] William Evens, of Perquimans, Planter ... for 200 pounds paid by Col. Richard Sanderson of aforesaid sold 225 acres adj "Lands of Col Hecklefield dec'd." Nov 8,1729. Test: E. Maudlin, Thomas Weeks.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No. 30] June 4, 1730. Robert Cock, Sr., of Perquimans planter ... to Thomas Weeks, of same, schoolmaster ... for 110 assigned plan' on South West Side of Little River. "Where I now dwell," by pattent, Sept 1, 1694, to Charles Taylor, 132 acres and sold by him to Jacob Overman and by said Overman to me, adj William Jackson. Test: Solomon Hendrick Job Hendrick.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No. 52] July 28, 1730. John Byrd, of Bertie, Planter ... to George Sutton. of Perquimans for one Negro male slave, and 10 pounds in Publick bills of credit, sold 135 acres of North East side of Perquiman River on on East of Suttons Creek, adj. "Land where said Sutton now liveth." Test: Thomas Weeks, George Boswell, Edward Byrd. Att' of John Byrd.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.78] Solomon Hendricks of Perquimans, planter ... for 60 pounds paid by Thomas Sharbo of same, planter ... "doth sell 200 acres on South West Side of Little River, where Elijah Stanton formerly lived," adj on South East George Gording, on South West by Thomas Robinson, dec'd and on Northwest side by Robert Cock, "grant to William Jackson Jr, Jan 11, 1704, and by said Novel, given to his daughter Alee, wh married John Winberry, and by said Winberry, sold to said Stanton, by said Stanton, sold to said Stanton, by said Stanton, sold to Solomon Hendrick (Elijah Stanton and Elizabeth his wife). July 4, 1727, 200 acres. Seal Aprill 20, 1732. Test : Thomas Weeks, William Jackson, John Keaton, Jr.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.108] Robert Hosea, Junior, of Perquimans ... Planter ... for "5 barrels of Pork paid by Abraham Riggs" of same, Planter ... sold 521 acres on North East Side of Perquimans called "Hill Levels" part of Patent for ... grant to Nathniel Nichols, and Joseph Sutton, June 20, 1703, and since "divided between them by Samuel Swann, Surveyor." 110 acres "gvien by Joseph Sutton to his Daughters Sarah and Elizabeth in his will," 52 acres being said Sarah's part. Sarah Hosea for her dower right. April 15, 1734. Test: John Bartlet, Thomas White, Thomas Weeks.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.154] William Bundy, of Perquimans, Merchant for 30 pounds paid by Henry Raper of same, Planter ... assigns 50 acres on South West Side of Little River, "whereon said William Bundy now lives" along his line to Joseph Robinson, part of a Pattent May 16, 1702. Seal March 4, 1733. Thomas Weeks, David Huffon.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.162] John Parish, of Perquimans in "Con' of Paternal affairmantion" I bear my daughter Anne Barclift have given one Negro Wench called Kate and One Negro Child called Phillis, One Negro Child called Hagar, One Negro Child called Nanny with all said Kates increase," and done Negro Wench called Old Sue" Mar 18, 1734. Test: Thoams Weeks, John Parish.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.161] Terence Macardel, of Pasquotank, Taylor ... "am firmly bound" unto Thoams Godfrey of same, Planter ... for 100 pounds July 14, 1732. Whereas: said Macardel did purchase 50 acres of land from said Godfrey, Nov 20, 1731, and Acknowldedge the same before Hon'ble John Palin Esq, Chief Justice of Province " now said Marcardel do Disannul and make Void said Deed, his Right to said 50 acres. Reg Feb 5, 1734/5. Test: Thomas Weeks William Turner.

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.137] Thomas Godfrey, of Perquimans, Planter ... for 50 pounds paid by William Turner, Godfrey "Doth give all her Right of Dowry." Aug 5, 1732. Test: Thomas Weeks, John Parish, William Godfrey

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C, No.164] John Parish Sen'r, of Perquimans "in con' of Paternal aff" I bear my son John do give, one Negro called Robin, one Negro called Bess, one Negro boy called Robin, one Negro child called Priscilla, and one Negro child called Quomine". March 18, 1734. Test: Thomas Weeks, John Barclift.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deed Book C., 195] James Henby, Sen'r, of Perquimans for 23 pounds paid by Edward Maudlin of same, sold 150 acres part of land "whereon I now Dwell," near the head of Vosses Creek, by the side of "Goose Pond" adj John Morgan, Jr.. Elizabeth Henby, her dower right. Jan 24, 1735. Thomas Weeks, Anne Weeks

[Perquimans Coutny, NC.] Jackson, William. February 1, 1734. Probated April 20, 1735. Sons: Moses and Aaron ("plantation wheron I now dewell"). Daughters Parthenia and Margaret Jackson. Wife and Executrix: Margaret. Witnesses: George Gording, William Jackson, Sr., Edward Jackson, Thomas Weekes. Clerk of the Court: James Craven.

[Perquimans Court Minutes, 1735] Ordered that Thomas Weeks be Overseer the Roads in the room and District of John Parish Junr. and to proseed according to law.

Maudlin, Ezekiah, dec'd; Hannah Chancey and Thomas Weeks, Exrs, for a division by Samuel Swann and Richard Whidbee. Jan 1736. Perquimans County Court Records

[Perquimans County, NC, Deed Book C., 214] William Mann of Perquimans Planter ... for 5 pounds paid by Elizabeth Knoles Widow ... sold 15 acres on South West Side of Little River, "unto William Knoles son of said Elizabeth, and his assigns forever." April 16, 1737. Test: Thomas Weeks, Anne Weeks

[Perquimans County, NC, Deed Book C., No. 232] John Robenson of Perquimans, Farmer ... for 35 pounds by Jeremiah Hendrick, of Pasquick, assigned 150 acres on South West side of Little River, adj. Solomon Hendircks and Heirs of William Jackson Jun." Jan 16, 1737. Test: Thomas Weeks, Joseph Robinson.

[Perquimans Co., Deed Book C., No. 233] John Robinson, of Perquimans for 35 pounds paid by Solomon Hendrick, of same, farmer ... sold 105 acres on South west Side of Little River, at the lower endo fo "Doctons Branch" along said side to River Pocoson. Jan 16, 1737. Test: Thomas Weeks, Joseph Robinson.

[Perquimans Co., NC Deed Book C., No. 237.] Alex Steward of Perquimans, Hatter ... "In Con' of the Exchange of 100 acres Wood land and Clear Ground to me." by Thomas Sharbo of same, farmer ... "do acquit said Sharbo, and assign Plan' on Upper Side of Vosses Creek," on Joseph Newbys line, to Branch called "deep Bottom" where said Steward formerly lived. Feb 17, 1738. Test: Thomas Weeks, Anne Weeks

[Perquimans Co., NC, Deed Book C., 239] Samuel Right, of Perquiams, farmer ... for 17 Barrels of Pork paid by Nathaniel Welch, of Pasquotank, farmer ... Sold 100 acres on South West Side of Little River Feb 13, 1738. Test: Thomas Weeks, Anne Weeks.

[North Carolina: Perquimans Court Minutes 1738] Deed of Sale of Land from Samuel Right to Nathaniel Welch was duly proved by the oath of Thomas Weeks a subscribing Evidence thereto and on Motion was ordered to be Registered.

[Perquimans County Court Records, Minutes 1739, Pages 93-96] Thomas Weeks Esqr. produced a commission from his Execellency Gabriel Johnston Esqr. Governour & Commander in Chief of this province appointing him sheriff of the County aforesaid which was read and he thereupon duly Qualified by taking the several oaths by Law appointed to be taken by Publick Officers and also the Oath of a Sherif and subscribing the Test according to Law.

[Perquimans County Court Records, Minutes 1739, Pages 93-96] North Carolina, Perquimons County, Ss: At a Court begun open and held at the Court House for the County aforesaid on the Third Monday in January 1739.

A commission from his Majesty King George the Second attested by his Excellency Gabriel Johnston Esqr. Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province Directed to Macrona Scarbrough, James Sumner, Thomas Docton, Joseph Suttton, John Stevenson, Nathaniel Caruthers, James Citizen, John Stepney, Thomas Weeks, Clement Hall, John Whitbe and James Morgan, Junr., Esqr. was read, appointing them Justices in and for the County aforesaid and Likewise a Dedimus Potestatem Directed and attested as aforesaid to Quallifie each other their Associates And thereupon came in the following Gentlemen and took the Several Oaths by Law appointed for the Qualification of Publick Officers and Likewise the Oath of a Justice of the Peace for the said county and subscribing the Test as their places on the Bench as follows Vizt: the Worshipfull Macrona Scarbrough, John Stevenson, Thomas Docton, Nathaniel Caruthers, John Stepney, James Citterson, John Whitbe, James Morgan Esqurs, Justices.

[Ref: Perquimans County, NC, Court Minutes] Nr. 35,]] North Carolina Ss: This indenture made this fifth day of April in the Year of our Lord one Thousand Seven hundred and Twenty and Six and in the Ninth Year of the reign our Sovereign Lord George the Second by the Grace of God of Great Brittain, France and Ireland King &c. by and between John Parish of the County of Albemarle and precinct of Perquimmons Senr. of the one party and Thomas Weeks of the same place, farmer, of the other party Wittnesseth that the said John Parish for divers good causes and Considerations him hereunto Moving but more Especially for and in Consideration of the said Thomas Weeks paying and discharging the Land Tax of the Land herein Mentioned hath Bargained Sold Aliened Enfeofft Convey and confirmed by these presents doth Bargain Sell alien of Confey and Confirm unto the said Thomas Weeks his heirs and assigns forever one Messuage plantation and Tract of Land Situate lying and being on the South West side of Little River in peequimions pre Acres be it more of less Butted and Bounded as by the said patent is mentioned To have and to Hold the said granted and Bargained Premises with all the appurtenances Privileges and Commodities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Thomas Weeks his heir and assigns forever to his and their only proper use Benefit and Behoof forever and I the said John Parish for me my heirs Executirs and administrs. do Covenant and promise and grant to and with the said Thomas Weeks his heirs and assigns that before the Ensealing hereof I am the true sole and Lawful owner of the above Bargained premises and am Lawfully seized and possessed of the same in mine own proper Right as a good perfect and absolute Estate of Inheritance in fee simple and have it myself good right full power Lawful authority to Grant Bargain sell and Convey and Confirm the said Bargained premises in Manner as aforesaid and that this the said Thomas Weeks his heir.

[North Carolina: Perquimans Court Minutes 1738] Deed of Sale of Land from Samuel Right to Nathaniel Welch was duly proved by the oath of Thomas Weeks a subscribing Evidence thereto and on Motion was ordered to be Registered.

A List of the Taxables in Perquimons County, year 1740, listed Thomas Weekes, himself 1.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Book D, No. 162] August 1, 1744. Thomas Weeks, Gent. of Perquimans and Anne his wife to Joseph Robenson of same, farmer ... for 5 pounds by said Joseph sold 456 acres on Southwest side of Little River, Called "Pine Glade" adj Thomas Robinson and Robert Cox. "part of a grant to William Tomblin and by him assigned to said Weeks." Test: Thomas Stafford and Josiah Raper.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 92] Joseph Perrishaw, of Berkley Parish, in County of Perquimans, planter ... for 9 pounds 15 shillings paid by William Bateman of same, planter ... assigns "so granted premises". Nov 3, 1752. Test: Thomas Weeks, John Weeks, Thomas Weeks, Jr., Joseph Weeks.

[1753, Perquimans County Court Minutes:] George Jorden Constable Returned his list of Masters Mistresses and Overseers of familyes in his District being Duly Proved before Thomas Weekes Esqr. Returned and filed. The Petition of Isaac Sanders: Granted and Ordered that Lemll. Powell, Marmaduke Norflet, Abrah Ballard, and Jesse Eason that they or any three of them do Divide the same Upon Oath and Make Return of the Division to the next court. Ordr. issd. pd Delived Robert Sumner.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 116] Oct 12, 1753. Elihu Albertson, of Perquimans, planter for 15 pounds paid by Edward Tuner Sr., of same ... sold 125 acres "on branches of Deep Creek", out of South west side of Little River, surveyed by John Clayton, Esqu., Dept Surveyor of said County. Test: Thomas Weeks, William Weeks.

From this list of persons taxed in Perquimans, Thomas Weeks claims 7, Robert Cox is now Cox and not Cock as earlier records indicated and he is claiming 2, while Elizabeth Barclift is claiming l in 1754. Taxables in Perquimans County, NC, for the year 1754, listed the following: Thomas Weekes, Esq. 7, Benjamin Heaton 1, Joseph Barclift 4, Jno: Barclift Junr. 4, Samuell Barclift 3, John Barclift 9, Elizabeth Barclift 1, Joshuah Barclift 5, Jno: Barclift 2, Moses Jackson 2, and Robert Cox 2.

In 1754 located in Perquimans Co., NC was Robert Cocks, John Cocks, John Barclift, Jr., Moses Jackson, John Weekes, Thomas Weekes, and Emperor Mosley in the Muster Roll of Lieutenant Colonel John Harvey's Regiment of Perquimans Co., NC. At the bottom of this list is a remark that the people listed after these were Quakers. (None of these names were listed as Quaker.)

[Ref: 1754: North Carolina, Perquimans County, NC.]: At a Court begun Opened and held for the said County at the Court house on Phelps Point on the thrird Monday in January anno Dom 1754 and Continued by several adjourments to the ___day of the same month Present the Worshipfull Joseph Sutton, John Stevenson, Thomas Weekes, John Harvey, Joseph Creasy Esqrs. Justices. Ordered that the Sheriff Make return of the Venery to him Directed for Summoning a Grand Jury Which accordingly was Done and there appeard the following Persons who is Duly Sworn their Charge given them and they withdrew vizt: Chrispoher Denman, Charles Moore, James Brinkly, John Harmon, William Gorden, Jeremiah Hendricks, Nathll. Gorden, Benjamin Roberts, Robert Cox, John Bartlet, James Perish, Joseph Sutton, Wilm. Bateman, Josehua Maudlin, Joseph Bartleift and John Holloway. Orderd that the Sheriff make return of the Veniry to him Directed for Summoning the Petit Jury which accordingly was Done and there appeared the following Prsons Vizt: (no names listed.)

[Perquimans County, NC.] Winslow, John, April 17, 1754. July Court 1754. Sons: Josiah (one Negro), Thomas and Samuel (lands divided between them.) Daughter: Miriam. My Wife and Executrix: Mary. Witnesses: William Weekes, Thomas Weekes, Jr. and Benjamin Roberts. Clerk of the Court: Richard Clayton.

Witnesses are Thomas Sr. and his two sons William and Benjamin Roberts, Thomas' son-in-law. This document must be Thomas Sr., even though the other abstracted record stated Jr., because Thomas Jr. would have only been about 14 years old at that time in 1754. Winslow, John, Jr. Perquimans, 17th, 4th MO, 1754. Sons Josiah, Thomas and Samuel, daughters Miriam and Ruth, child in esse, wife Mary, William Arnald and Thomas Nicholson, Exrs. Test: William Weeks, Thomas Weekes, Benjamin Roberts.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 140] July 29, 1754. John Jackson of Tyrrel County, St Andrews Parish, planter ... for 22 pounds paid by Charles Taylor, of Perquimans, Berkeley Parish, planter ... sold 437 acres granted to Joseph and John Robinson, March 25, 1750, and sold them to me, and my wife Sarah and William Magorm, and wife Francis, Oct 13, 1750. Test: William Weeks, Jeremiah Hendricks.

[Perquimans County, NC, Court Minutes, July - Oct 1754] An Inventory of the Estae of John Persons, Dec'd Return'd by Mary Pursons, Proved before Thomas Weeks Esqr.

[Perquimans County, NC, Court Minutes, Oct 1754] Thomas Weeks, James Gibson, Richard Whedbee auditors appointed to audit the accounts of Joseph Perishoe as Guardian to Deborah Sutton Orphan whose Estate lay in the hands of Christopher Sutton, decd., former Guardian which is allowed of.

[Perquimans, Co., NC, Court Minutes, Oct 1754, page 318] The adjured till tomorrow morning Nine oClock. Wednesday the Court meat according to adjournment Present Thomas Weeks, John Clayton, John Harvey, Benjamin H Harvey, Esqrs Justices.

John Weeks married in 1755 and in this deed he is a witness in 1755. John's wife is perhaps connected to these families: [Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 151] April 21, 1755. Joshua Maudlin of Perquimans, planter ... for 65 pounds paid by Charles Blount of Edenton, sold 80 acres, adj Tully Williams and said Maudlin. Test: Ben Harvey, Jno Weeks.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 190] Jonathan Sharbo of Perquimans, planter ... for 25 pounds paid by Thomas Weeks of same, sold 100 acres on South West side of Little River, adj. George Gordon, Thomas Weeks, and River Pocosin, "a grant to William Jackson, Jan 1, 1694," for 312 acres. Jan 12, 1756. Test: Jon Weeks, Thomas Weeks, Jun. Rosamond Barclift.

[Ref: Perquimans County, NC,] Hendricks, Jeremiah, June 1, 1756. January 1756. Son: George. Wife and Executrix: Sarah. Executor: Robert Cocks (father-in-law). Witnesses: Thomas Weekes, Thomas Craghill, Thomas Weekes, Jr. Clerk of the Court: Miles Harvey

[Ref: Perquimans Co., NC, Wills] Hendricks, Jeremiah: July 1, 1756; Jany Court, 1756-57. Wife Sarah, son George; son-in-law Robert Cocks and wife Exrs. Test, Thomas Weekes, Thos. Craghill, Thomas Weekes, Jr. (This may mean he is the son-in-law fo Robert Cocks.]

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No.354] Thomas Childs, Att' Gen'l of NC, lately appointed: by John Earl Granville, do appoint, Thomas Weeks, Esq., of Berkeley Parish, County of Perquimans Receiver of all vacant lands, in said county and "authorize him to receive all dues, according to table of fees." Test: Thomas Jones, Richard Vigers. Oct 26, 1759.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 355] Thomas Weeks, Esq., came before me, and took the oath. Oct 26, 1759. John Stevenson, Joseph Sutton: Justices.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 356] Thomas Weeks, Joseph Sutton & John Stevenson, of Perquimans, Esquires are bound unto Hon' John Earl Granville, in the sum of 1000 pounds. Oct 26, 1759. Test: Joseph Robinson, Thomas Stevenson.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 357] Darby Moore of Perquimans, for 30 pounds paid by Benjamin Roberts aforesaid ... sold 50 acres on Gum Swamp, adj Thomas Boswell. Darby and Margery Moore. Test: John Weeks, Joseph Weeks, John Stafford.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 404] Joel Hollowell, of Berkeley Parish, Perquimans County, for 8 pounds 16 shillings paid Joshua White, of same, sold 80 acres, on East side of Perquimans River, adj. Moses Rountree. Jan 7, 1761. Test: Thomas Weeks, Thomas Weeks, Jr.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 418] April 23, 1761. William Gooding of Berkeley Parish, Perquimans County, for a con. paid by Thomas Weeks, of same, sold 50 acres, on Southmost side of Little River, "give me by my dec father George Gooding." Aug 11, 1748.

[Perquimans County, NC, Deeds, Deed Book F, No. 428] Phenias Nixon of Perquimans, Gent. ... for 8 pounds paid by John Whedbee of same ... sold 168 acres, on North East Side of Perquimans River, adj. Richard Whedbee and Lawrence Arnold, in Lower gum Swamp." Feb 7, 1761. Test: Thomas Weeks, John Calloway.

Ref: Perquimans County, NC, Deed Book G, No: 55] Jarvis Jones of Pasquotank County, NC, for 150 pounds paid by Samuel Sutton of Perquimans sold part of the two patents, one called "Gut Patent" to John Parish, Nov 22, 1714, and the other 500 acres called "Glades Patent" Oct 10, 1725, taken out of the whole, 400 acres on "Shitten Gut" adj. Thomas Weeks and William Arnold near the head of "Turkey Ridge" July 20, 1762. Test: Joseph Sutton, Thomas Stevenson.

North Carolina: 16 Oct 1727 and in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second ... Between Thomas Swann of Pasquotank Precinct of the one party, and John Wallis of the same Precinct of the other party ... in Consideration of the Sum of 100 pounds ... paid by the Said John Wallis ... [A4:10] ... Sold ... Tract of Land, Containing patent 127 Acres (except one half-acres of the said land next adjoining to the Landing of the said Plantation the said Thomas Swann reserves for himself to build Houses on with full and free Privilege of Egress and regress to the Same Land) Being the same Plantation and tract of land as was given ... to me the said Thomas Swann unto William Drummond decease, by Deed of Gift bearing date the 18 Oct 1726 ... Signed: Thomas Swann. Wit: Thomas Weeks, Mc Scarbrough. Ack: 17 Oct 1727. Regt: 7 Nov 1727.

North Carolina Thomas Palin of the County of Albemarl and Precinct of Pasquotank Yeoman with Susannah his wife ... in Consideration of the sum [blank] ... By John Palin, Edmund Gale, David Bailey and John Connor Gent (Commissioners appointed for purchasing Land, [blank] ... [A:411] ... for the purpose of Building and Erecting a Court House ... Sold ... one acre of Land ... on a little Creek that issues or runs out of Newbegun Creek (being part of the Tract of Land which my Wife during her Widowhood purchased of Samuel Northy and was by the said Samuel acknowledged to her in the Precinct Court of Pasquotank the [blank] 1726 [A:412] ... 17 Oct 1727. Signed Thomas Palin, Susanna Palin. Witness: Thomas Weekes. Ack: 17 Oct 1727. Regt 18 Nov 1727.

Miriam is not mentioned by her daughter Sarah Roberts received fifty acres and perhaps one seventh part of the belongings. The will reads: [Ref: NC. State Dept. of Archives and History, Book C. p. 28] Thomas Weeks of Said County & Providence, Gentleman being weak in body... to my beloved wife Elizabeth during her natural life one third part of my upriver land unless she would be content to take less. I give to my said wife a Negro wench called Violet and after my said wifes decease I give the said Negro Violet equally between my two sons James and Wilson. Also to my wife my best bed & furniture. I give, devise & bequeath my upriver land containing 931 acres equally to & amongst my sons John Weeks, Thomas Weeks, Benjamin Weeks, Samuel Weeks, James Weeks & Wilson Weeks one share and in case any of them should have made any improvements in my lifetime I keep the same as I see fit. To my grandaughter Sarah Roberts 50 acres of land I bought of Thomas Knowles. To my two eldest sons John & William Weeks the sum of 20 shillings Procolmation money, they having received their part already. To my daughter-in-law Laurania Barclift 3 lbs Proc. money. To my wife the service of my Negro Sambo, during her life, then to son Thomas Weeks. To my five sons, Thomas, Benjamin, Samuel, James & Willson all the residue of my personal estate after all debts are paid and my wife to take one seventh part of the cattle. To my five sons one bed & furniture each. Appoint my wife Elizabeth Executrix of that part of my estate that concerns them. My two sons Thomas & Benjamin Executors of the rest of my said will and my son John the Trustee. This second day of November 1762. Teste: Robert Cox, Joshua Morris, Benjamin Roberts. Proved April Court, 1763 by Robert Cox & Benjamin Roberts. Thomas & Benjamin Weeks qualified as Executors. Signed: Thomas Weeks Parents: Francis WEEKS and Mary Elizabeth PRESCOTT.

Spouse: Mehitable CONE.

Spouse: Mary LYNDE.

Spouse: Elizabeth ATHERTON. Elizabeth ATHERTON and William WEEKS²²³ were married in 1650 in Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Ma. Children were: William Jr. WEEKS, John WEEKS, Elizabeth WEEKS, Mary WEEKS, Renew WEEKS, Elizabeth or Bethia WEEKS.

Spouse: Mercy ROBINSON. Mercy ROBINSON and William Jr. WEEKS^{1300,1316,2142,2751,3968} were married on 16 March 1668/9 in Falmouth, Barnstable, Ma. Children were: Samuel WEEKS, Submit WEEKS, Mary Mercy WEEKS, Mehitable WEEKS, Sarah WEEKS, Experience WEEKS, John WEEKS, Mercy WEEKS, William III WEEKS, Jonathan WEEKS, Benjamin WEEKS, Lydia WEEKS.

Spouse: Mary HATCH. Mary HATCH and William Jr. WEEKS were married after 1688.