Hubert Price was a genealogist and researcher who passed away some years ago. His collective works have come to be known as the Kinnekeet Bible. Not only did he document the early families, with sources, he also provided extracted data from early sources that he could not necessarily tie to the early families. In some cases, he was able to make the link. His notes are chock full of interesting information. Old Albemarle Precinct was the first part of North Carolina settled by Europeans. Aside from the Native people, who had always lived here, the first settlers arrived from Virginia and then slowly made their way down the coast. Price extracted this data from microfilm and his notes say “deeds to or from in Pasquotank County 1700-1747. Camden made from Pasquotank about 1870.” Volume A 1700-1747 Page 72 1746 - Patrick Quidley Page 74 1716 - William Gray Page 149 1716 – Mary Scarborough Page 225 1719 – John, Mary and Augustine Scarborough Page 500 1727 – John Scarborough Page 166 1716 – Matthew Midgett Page 191 1718 – George Whidbey Page 324 1720 – Christopher Williams Page 488 1727 – Edward Williams Page 408 1725 – Thomas Miller Page 50 1752 – James Williams Page 491 1758 – Joseph Williams Page 35 no year – William Williams to Joseph Williams – NE side Pasquotank river near Sawyers Creek Page 49 no year – James Williams to son and daughters Page 235 1757 – Augustine Scarborough Volume B 1759-1762 Page 46 1727 – Joseph Williams Page 101 1750 – Augustine Scarborough Page 120 1750 – Joseph Williams Page 240 no year – Augustine Scarborough Volume C 1750-1761 Page 420 no year – Joshua Gray Volume D 1761-1764 Page 4 no year – Austin Scarborough Page 298 no year – Joseph Williams His further notes are: Perquiman County Mcrora (?) Scarborough Abra Jennett William Price Pasquotank County James Williams Richard Gray Robert Barnett Currituck County Mich. (Michael) Oneal Thomas Oneal John Neal Zediah Farrow Jacob Farrow Evan Miller Willis Miller |
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