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May the 27th 1794--Received of the administrators of my father John
McCachran the gift and full sum of 25 pounds, 10 shillings, 1 pence in part
of my shar of my said father's estate.  I say received by me.  Elizabeth
McCachren (mark)

State of North Carolina
We John McClillan and Robert Harris are hereto formally bound unto Hezekiah
Alexander Esquire Chairman of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions held for the county of Mecklinburg in the             sum of one
hundred pounds currency to be paid by us to the said justices or their
sussessors in office in trust for the benefit of Hector McEachern---minor
of John McEachern--deceased to be void on condition that John McLellan--who
is appointed guardian of said minors--Hector McEachern--shall well and
faithfully discharge his duty as guardian aforesaid in several cases which
by law in such case is require to do.  Sealed and discharged in presence of
Isaac Alexander
John McClellan (seal)
Robert Harris (seal)

March the 17th 1795 recd of the administrators of John McCaharan decd the
just and full sum of twelve pounds in part of my wife Elizabeth McCaharan's
share of her father John McCaharan estate--by me--Alexander Huie (mark)
Test.  Chas. Alexander

October 27th 1794--Received of the administrators of my father John
McCachran the sum of thirty eight pounds eight shillings in part of my
share of my fathers estate i say received by me.
Hector McEachren

Received August the 6th 1791 by me Peter Huie of Mecklenburg County and
state of North Carolina (now husband to Mary the widow of John McCachran)
of William Harris john McClelan and Robert Harris administrators of john
McCachran deceased of the county and state aforesaid the sum of thirty
eight pounds eight shilings and two pence current money of North Carolina
in part of the said Mary McCachran (now my wife) share of the said John
McCachrans estate agreeab le to law of which sum of thirty eight pounds
eight shillings and six pence I the said Peter huie do acquit and full
discharge the said William Harrish, John McClelan and Robert harris their
heirs executors and administrators and every of them forever by theses
presents.  In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
sixth day of August 1791.  Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Alex
Kimmings
Peter Huie (seal)

April 25th 1796--Received of the administrators of John McCachran deceased
the swiift and full sum of forty pounds for Katherine McCachran due to her
in part from her fathers estate with full interest of thirty five pounds to
this present day.  John Cochran, Guardian

July 23, 1796--Recd of the interest of the above 5 pounds for 3 years
--John Cochran

January 16, 1799--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran
deceased the sum of three pounds, six shillings, and eight pence in part o
my wifes share of her father, john McCachran's estate--I say received by
me.
Alexander Huie (mark)

Wm. Ferguson

July 26th 1800--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran the
sum of one pound, nine shillings and two pence the remainder of Katherine
McCachran's share of her father John McCachran's estate with the interest
to this day per me.  John Cochran

 August 20, 1802--I Joseph Shinn being appointed guardain by the county
court of Cabarus for the three minor legates of John McCachran deceased
viz.  Ann McCachran, Shusana Scott McCachran, and Mary McCachran hath this
day received of the administrators of said McCachran forty one pounds five
shillings for each of said legatees with the full of the lawful interest
for each share clear of all demands for said legatees (principle interest
174 pounds, 0 shillings, 3 pence) I say recd by me  Joseph Shinn guardian
Test.  Robert Ferguson

J+uly 27th, 1802  Then received of John Cochran forty one pounds, seven
shillings and two pence together with the whole of the interest due thereon
being the share of my wife due her out of her father John McCachrans
estate.  per me.  John Farr
Rob. Harris, Test.

November 14, 1801--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran
deceased forty one pounds, five shillings in full being my share of my
father John McCachran's estate due me together with the whole of the
interest.  Due thereon to this date--I say received by me.  Nancy McCheren

April 14/1801--Then received of the administrators of John McCacharn
deceased the sum of 5 pouns, 4 pence and 2 shillings         and in trust
the remainder of my full share of the estate of John McCacharans deceased.
The last of my share of the estate unto me by law I say received by me for
my wife Mary the relic of John McCachran, Deceased.  Peter Huie
James Huie

State of North Carolina, Mecklenburg County--We the undernamed subscribing
justices for the peace for said county being appointed a committee by the
court of said county for to settle with the administrators of John
McCachran deceased hath this met according to appointment and examined the
vouchers brought forward before us and have approved as followeth viz.
Administrators--To amount of sales as per clerks certificate produced to
us--422 pound, 4 shillings, 4 pence; Supera credit by vouchers
no. 1  123 pounds, 15 shillings
no. 2  41 pounds, 5 shillings
no. 3 3 pounds, 6 shillings
no. 4--2 pounds
no. 5--1 pound, 9 shillings, 2 pence
no. 6  5 pounds, 4 shillings, 4 pence

By a partial settlement oat October sessions 1794 per clerks certificate
164 pounds, 12 shillings, 6 pence
By ditto at October sessions 1790 as per by the comiticertificate  90
pounds, 3 shillings, 10 pence
Total  432 pounds, 13 shillings
Allowance for the            10 pounds

October 21 1882 We examined the enclosed vouchers and find that the
administrators have paid 10 pounds 9 shilling, 2 pence over the
Chas. Alexander
We the undernamed have examined the vouchers produced by the Adm of the
estate of John McCachran and are of opinion that they are ocrrect and out
to be admitted
Adam Week
Chs. Harris
Oct-Sept 1802

And further we find by the receipts that the administrators have overpaid
the amt of the estate 10 pounds, 9 shillings, 2 pence  Chas. Harris.


State of North Carolina Mecklinburgh County

Know all men by these presents, that we Hector McCachren and Peter Huea are
held and firmly bound unto his excellency esquire, governor,
captain-general, and commander in cheif of the state aforesaid, in the just
and full sum of five hundred pounds, current money of this state, to be
paid to his said excellency the governor, his successors or assigns; to the
which payment well and truly to be made and done, we bind ourselves, our
heirs, executors and administrators.  Sealed with our seals, and dated this
26 day of July.  Anno domini 1791.

The condition of the above obligation is such, that wereas the above bound
Hector McCachron hath made application for a licence for a marriage to be
celebrated between him and Elisabeth Huea of the county aforesaid:  now in
case is shall not appear hereafter that there is any lawful cause to
obstruct the said marriage, then the above obligation to be void, otherwise
to remain in full force and virtue.

Signed, sealed and delivered, in presence of Hector McCachron, Peter Huie

Alexander
State of North Carolina Mecklinburgh County
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Know all men by these presents, that we Hector McCachren and Peter Huea are
held and firmly bound unto his excellency esquire, governor,
captain-general, and commander in cheif of the state aforesaid, in the just
and full sum of five hundred pounds, current money of this state, to be
paid to his said excellency the governor, his successors or assigns; to the
which payment well and truly to be made and done, we bind ourselves, our
heirs, executors and administrators.  Sealed with our seals, and dated this
26 day of July.  Anno domini 1791.

The condition of the above obligation is such, that wereas the above bound
Hector McCachron hath made application for a licence for a marriage to be
celebrated between him and Elisabeth Huea of the county aforesaid:  now in
case is shall not appear hereafter that there is any lawful cause to
obstruct the said marriage, then the above obligation to be void, otherwise
to remain in full force and virtue.

Signed, sealed and delivered, in presence of Hector McCachron, Peter Huie

Alexander

May the 27th 1794-

Received of the administrators of my father John
McCachran the gift and full sum of 25 pounds, 10 shillings, 1 pence in part
of my shar of my said father's estate.  I say received by me.  Elizabeth
McCachren (mark)

State of North Carolina
We John McClillan and Robert Harris are hereto formally bound unto Hezekiah
Alexander Esquire Chairman of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions held for the county of Mecklinburg in the             sum of one
hundred pounds currency to be paid by us to the said justices or their
sussessors in office in trust for the benefit of Hector McEachern---minor
of John McEachern--deceased to be void on condition that John McLellan--who
is appointed guardian of said minors--Hector McEachern--shall well and
faithfully discharge his duty as guardian aforesaid in several cases which
by law in such case is require to do.  Sealed and discharged in presence of
Isaac Alexander
John McClellan (seal)
Robert Harris (seal)

March the 17th 1795 recd of the administrators of John McCaharan decd the
just and full sum of twelve pounds in part of my wife Elizabeth McCaharan's
share of her father John McCaharan estate--by me--Alexander Huie (mark)
Test.  Chas. Alexander

October 27th 1794--Received of the administrators of my father John
McCachran the sum of thirty eight pounds eight shillings in part of my
share of my fathers estate i say received by me.
Hector McEachren

Received August the 6th 1791 by me Peter Huie of Mecklenburg County and
state of North Carolina (now husband to Mary the widow of John McCachran)
of William Harris john McClelan and Robert Harris administrators of john
McCachran deceased of the county and state aforesaid the sum of thirty
eight pounds eight shilings and two pence current money of North Carolina
in part of the said Mary McCachran (now my wife) share of the said John
McCachrans estate agreeab le to law of which sum of thirty eight pounds
eight shillings and six pence I the said Peter huie do acquit and full
discharge the said William Harrish, John McClelan and Robert harris their
heirs executors and administrators and every of them forever by theses
presents.  In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
sixth day of August 1791.  Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Alex
Kimmings
Peter Huie (seal)

April 25th 1796--Received of the administrators of John McCachran deceased
the swiift and full sum of forty pounds for Katherine McCachran due to her
in part from her fathers estate with full interest of thirty five pounds to
this present day.  John Cochran, Guardian

July 23, 1796--Recd of the interest of the above 5 pounds for 3 years
--John Cochran

January 16, 1799--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran
deceased the sum of three pounds, six shillings, and eight pence in part o
my wifes share of her father, john McCachran's estate--I say received by
me.
Alexander Huie (mark)

Wm. Ferguson

July 26th 1800--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran the
sum of one pound, nine shillings and two pence the remainder of Katherine
McCachran's share of her father John McCachran's estate with the interest
to this day per me.  John Cochran

 August 20, 1802--I Joseph Shinn being appointed guardain by the county
court of Cabarus for the three minor legates of John McCachran deceased
viz.  Ann McCachran, Shusana Scott McCachran, and Mary McCachran hath this
day received of the administrators of said McCachran forty one pounds five
shillings for each of said legatees with the full of the lawful interest
for each share clear of all demands for said legatees (principle interest
174 pounds, 0 shillings, 3 pence) I say recd by me  Joseph Shinn guardian
Test.  Robert Ferguson

J+uly 27th, 1802  Then received of John Cochran forty one pounds, seven
shillings and two pence together with the whole of the interest due thereon
being the share of my wife due her out of her father John McCachrans
estate.  per me.  John Farr
Rob. Harris, Test.

November 14, 1801--Then received of the administrators of John McCachran
deceased forty one pounds, five shillings in full being my share of my
father John McCachran's estate due me together with the whole of the
interest.  Due thereon to this date--I say received by me.  Nancy McCheren

April 14/1801--Then received of the administrators of John McCacharn
deceased the sum of 5 pouns, 4 pence and 2 shillings         and in trust
the remainder of my full share of the estate of John McCacharans deceased.
The last of my share of the estate unto me by law I say received by me for
my wife Mary the relic of John McCachran, Deceased.  Peter Huie
James Huie

State of North Carolina, Mecklenburg County--We the undernamed subscribing
justices for the peace for said county being appointed a committee by the
court of said county for to settle with the administrators of John
McCachran deceased hath this met according to appointment and examined the
vouchers brought forward before us and have approved as followeth viz.
Administrators--To amount of sales as per clerks certificate produced to
us--422 pound, 4 shillings, 4 pence; Supera credit by vouchers
no. 1  123 pounds, 15 shillings
no. 2  41 pounds, 5 shillings
no. 3 3 pounds, 6 shillings
no. 4--2 pounds
no. 5--1 pound, 9 shillings, 2 pence
no. 6  5 pounds, 4 shillings, 4 pence

By a partial settlement oat October sessions 1794 per clerks certificate
164 pounds, 12 shillings, 6 pence
By ditto at October sessions 1790 as per by the comiticertificate  90
pounds, 3 shillings, 10 pence
Total  432 pounds, 13 shillings
Allowance for the            10 pounds

October 21 1882 We examined the enclosed vouchers and find that the
administrators have paid 10 pounds 9 shilling, 2 pence over the
Chas. Alexander
We the undernamed have examined the vouchers produced by the Adm of the
estate of John McCachran and are of opinion that they are ocrrect and out
to be admitted
Adam Week
Chs. Harris
Oct-Sept 1802

And further we find by the receipts that the administrators have overpaid
the amt of the estate 10 pounds, 9 shillings, 2 pence  Chas. Harris.