Matching family tree profiles for Isabell Carter of Oropeake/Coropeake, "Churrah Lands"
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About Isabell Carter of Oropeake/Coropeake, "Churrah Lands"
Moved to N. side of Bennett's Creek by 1736 (which was a native reservation)
The move was a diaspora scenario. Bennet's Creek was a small pox encampment, the first of the Reservations by the British in the Va Colonies.
https://laura-knight-jadczyk.com/genealogy/knight-surry-sussex-albe...
The James Knight here in question is James Moore Knight, son of John Knight and Isabell Carter Knight. This John Knight is the son of a William Knight and Martha Carter who appear in Bertie County NC, just below Nansemond, as early as 1739, (pretty much the same time as John Knight of Sussex appears in Sussex!):
Husband: John Knight
Children of Isabel Carter and John Knight: Sarah, James, Mary, Robert, Judah, Rachel, David, Robert, Moses, Elizabeth, John Carter Knight, Ephraim Knight
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Isabell Carter of Oropeake/Coropeake, "Churrah Lands"'s Timeline
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1705
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Nansemond Co
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| 1725 |
1725
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NC, United States
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| 1727 |
1727
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Old Cheraw, Chowanoke Nation, at Weapeomoke Creek, Bertie County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1730
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Bertie County, North Carolina, United States
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| 1734 |
1734
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Tarboro, Edgecombe County, North Carolina, United States
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| 1735 |
1735
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Bertie County, North Carolina
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1735
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Bertie County, North Carolina, United States
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1736
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North Carolina, United States
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| 1738 |
1738
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North Carolina, United States
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