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From Deed Book W # 1, Chowan Co, NC: #163 pg. 78 George White of Chowan Prect. and Frances his wife to Edward Williams of Chowan Prect. 7 Oct. 1707 for a good and valuable consideration 438 acres on Chowan river in Rockahock Neck, joining Thomas Gilbert, Francis Pridgen and the river all houses, fences etc. we bind ourselves in the sum of 30 pounds Sterling Wit: Thomas Snowden, Daniel Halsey Reg. Chowan Prect, NC, (date not given).
From Deed Book B # 1, Chowan Co, NC: #631 pg 32 Francis Prygeon of NC and Mary his wife to Thomas Bray of NC. 12 Jan 1714 40 lbs good and lawfull money of NC 540 acres called Pridgeons Point on Chowan river at ye Mouth of ye Indian Town Creek as by ye Patent for ye same. Wit: John Smith, John Hale, Lawrence Mague IM his mark, James Fleming JF his mark. Reg. ye 24 Jan 1714.
From Deed Book B # 1, Chowan Co, NC: #1648 pg 1 At a Court held at ye House of John Hill 18 Jan 1714. A conveyance of Land from Francis Pridgeon to Mr. Thomas Bray is acknowledged. A conveyance is Proved by the Oaths of Samuel Woodward and Francis Pridgeon.
From Deed Book B #1, Chowan Co, NC: #1650 Jas. Fleming proves Mary Pridgeons sale of her _____ [right] of Dower of land sold to Thomas Bray. 1714.
From Deed Book F #1, Chowan Co, NC: #540 pg. 134 Samuel Sizemore of Chowan Prect, planter to John Dickinson of Chowan Prect. 26 Jan 1720 12 pounds sterling 300 acres called Villiage, surveyed by John Gray for the use of Samuel Sizemore, and being on the north side of the Indian swamp, joining Richard Melton, _____?_____ meadow and the swamp Wit: Moses Carter, Francis Priggen Reg. Chowan Ct. Apr 1721 Test: Thomas Henman, clerk.
From Deed Book C # 1, Chowan Co, NC: #1453 pg 241 John Dickinson of Chowan Prect, Planter to Thomas Hart of Surry Co, VA this -- May 1721 20 pounds Sterling 300 acres, joining Richard Melton and called by the name of the Vilage as by Pattent dated 1 Mar 1711 and now in the occupation of the sd. Hart Wit: Thomas Futrall x his mark, Francis Pridgeon FP his mark Ack. 17 July 1722 by John Cotton, Esquire attorney for John Dickinson, before C. Gale, Ch. Just.