Joseph YELLOWLEY

                   RESEARCH NOTE:
    -There is a Charlton Yellowby named in the 1804 will of Moses Goodwin as the husband of Polly Goodwin.  Further research on this line is necessary.
    -Deborah Gammon (gammondc@gmail.com) has provided excellent research on the Yellowly family.  Further information from Deborah are included in notes.



--------Deborah Gammon's Notes---------

Charlton Yellowley-1. He was born 1783 in Wickham, Northumberland, ENGLAND. Christening
on 05 Jan 1783 in Whickham, Durham, England. Census 1810 in Northampton Co., N. C. [1].
Deeds on 02 Jan 1814 in Book 16, p. 328 Yellowly-Bynum, Northampton Co., N. C.. He died Abt.
08 Dec 1841 in Northampton Co., NC. Administrator 1844 in Joseph G. Barkley was the
admistrator of the account of C. Yellowly.

Notes for Charlton Yellowley:

General Notes:
Charlton Yellowly was the plaintiff in a "matter of controversy" and Edward Yellowly's
administrators were the defendants in the matter in Northampton County Court dated 1826-1827.
On a paper dated 11 May 1830, Edward Yellowly's estate was said to be liable for $25.08 of costs
to the courts of Northampton County in matter that Charlton Yellowly was the complainant.


GUARDIAN BOND TO HIS CHILDREN JUNE COURT 1841
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT WE, Charlton Yellowly, Samuel B. Spruill &
Joseph G. Barkley are held and firmly bound unto the State of North Carolina, in the just and full
sum of three thousand dollars current money of the said State, to be paid to the said State of
North Carolina--to which payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and every of us,
our and each of our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these
presents. Sealed with our seals, and dates this 9th day of June A. D. 1841
WHEREAS, the above bounden Charlton Yellowly hath been this day, by the Worshipful Court of
Northamton County, appointed Guardian to Eliz. Isabela C. Yellowly & Mary G. Yellowly, Charlton
W. Yellowly & Virginia D. Yellowly children of Charlton Yellowly. Now, the condition of the above
obligation is such, that if the said Charlton Yellowley Guardian as aforesaid, shall well and truly
discharge his Guardinanship, by taking care of and improving all the estate belonging to the said
orphan; and shall also settle his Guardianship, accounts with the Court of said County, as
required by law, and that he will deliver up to the said Isabela C. Mary G. Charlton W. & Virginia
D. Yellowly children aforesaid, when they shall attain lawful age, all such estate as they ought of
right to be possessed of, or, sooner if required, agreeable to the true intent and meaning of the
Act of the General Assembly in such case made and provided, then this Obligation to be void,
otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
Charlton Yellowly
Joseph G. Barkley
Sam B. Spruill
I hereby Certify, that and ___________Esquires, Justices, were upon the Bench at the time of
granting the above Guardianship.
Teste. C. L. K.


On June 25, 2007, I sent a letter of request for the deeds mentioned in the "More about facts"
section. I received a reply from Velma Long, Deputy Register of Deeds for the county of
Northampton, N. C. returning my check and saying that they could not make copies for me
because the deed books do not come apart and suggested that I contact the N. C. Archives.
I can not afford to do that as the Archives charges a $20 search fee for each request. Making this
request would be about $200.00. I will have to go to the Archives and search the microfilm myself
unless I can find this at the LDS library.

--------End Deborah Gammon Notes--------