Peter Kivett705, 705 was born Jul 1726 in Randolph, NC, USA705, 705, and died 28 Sep 1794 in Randolph, NC, USA705, 705. He married Anna Barbary Kivett on 1749 in Randolph, NC, USA705.
Notes for Peter Kivett: CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: k1300001.txt) rootsweb.com Will Book 2 p. 7 1794 Randolph Co., NC C.R.081.801.1-.14 In the name of God Amen, I Peter Kivett Senior of the county of Randolph and state of North Carolina, Being weak in body but of sound Memory (Blessed be god) Do this third day o f October and in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three Do Make and Publish this my Last Will and Testament in Manner and form following (That is to say) First, I give and Devise unto My son Henry Kivett ,Two hundred acres of Land to be laid of to him where he now Dwelleth one hundred acres to be laid of the North side of the Tract I now dwell on, which was granted unto me by the Earl of Granville, the other hundred acres of Land was Given and granted unto me by the state of North Carolina which I give and devise unto my said son Henry Kivett in Fee simple forever, Also I give and Devise unto My son Peter Kivett Two Hundred acres of Land in fee simple forever To be Laid of to him where he now dwelleth , Seventy five acres to taken of the East side of the Tract I Purchased of Henry Linderman, and one hundred which was Granted unto me by the state of North Carolina and Twenty Five acres of Land on the south East End of a Tract of Land Granted unto me by the state of North Carolina, Item I give and devise unto my son John Kivett Two Hundred Acres of Land to be laid out him where he now dwelleth (in manner following) seventy five acres of Land to be Taken of the West side of the Tract I Purchased of Henry Linderman, and one hundred acres granted unto me by the state of North Carolina, lying Joining Henry Kivett line on the Northeast side and Joining Henry Linderman JureLine on the North side and Twenty five more to be laid of to him on the south side of the said Tract I Purchased of The said Henry Lindorman, In fee simple forever, Also I give and Devise unto my son Jacob Kivett one Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land in fee simple forever e r , T u r n over To be laid out to him (In Manner and form following) One hundred Acres of Land to be laid of on the West Side of the Tract I now dwell on which was granted unto me by the State of North Carolina And fifty Acres more to be laid off to him on the South side of the said Tract, Item I give and Devise unto my beloved wife Anna Barbery Kivett one hundred and fifty Two acres of Land the remaining part, during her Natural Life and after her Decease, I give and devise the same to my son Jacob Kivett in fee simple forever ,Also I Give and Devise unto my daughter Charrity Foust five pounds to be paid out of my Movable Properties, after the decease of my beloved wife Anna Barbery Kivett, Item I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth Hatton the sum of five pounds To be paid to her as afore said also I give and Devise unto My Daughter Barbery Foust five pounds to be paid unto her as afore said , Item I give and Bequeath unto my daughter Ann Margaret Wolfe the sum of five pounds as above mentioned; Item I give and devise to my said Dear and beloved wife Anna Barbery Kivett All my Personal Estate of movable Properties During her natural life and after her decease The same to be Divided Among all my Children above Mentioned; And I make and ordain my said sons Henry Kivett and John Kivett my Executors this my will, In trust for the Intents and Purposes, in this my will Contained, In witness whereof I the said Peter Kivett have Here unto set my hand and Affixed my seal the day and year first above written Peter Kivitt Signed sealed and delivered by the said Peter Kivitt as and for his last will and Testament; In the Presents of us, who were Present at The signing and sealling CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: k1300001.txt) **************************************************************************************************************************** In a Family History received in May 1994 likely prepared by Lester Kivett about 1937 this is the introduction: THE KIVETT FAMILY Peter Kivett, Originally of Dutch decent, of French Huguenot, through Germany and Holland, came to the town of Lankashirein Landcaster county, England, in 1743. From there He came to the Colony of North Carolina in 1753. Settling near Asheboro, North Carolina, the section now known as Randolph County. He was of Lutheran faith, having brought the Dutch Bible in the family printed in 1643 and yet in the possation of the Kivetts. He was among the first settlers. The name was first spelled CUYVETTE and afterwards spelled Kivett. The records in the public Library at Greensboro, North Carolina, disclosed that the first federal census was taken in North Carolina in1790. At that time, according to the census, there were three Kivetts listed as householders in North Carolina,- namely, Peter, Peter jr., and Henry. Peter Kivett was credited with three males, one female, and two slaves. Peter, Jr had one male over sixteen years of age, two males under sixteen and two females . Henry had one male over sixteen, four males under sixteen and one female. In the library records the name of Kivett frequently appears among those who assisted in the early development of Randolph County.
More About Peter Kivett: Burial: Unknown, McMasters Burying Ground, Next to Wife.
More About Peter Kivett and Anna Barbary Kivett: Marriage: 1749, Randolph, NC, USA.705
Children of Peter Kivett and Anna Barbary Kivett are:
Peter Kivett (b. Jul 1726, d. 28 Sep 1794)
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