James and Ann Hogg, Thomas and Mary Pierce, 
Fornyfeild and Hannah Green 
to William Long,
12 January 1698/9
Transcribed by Janet Tanksley

Perquimans County, North Carolina, Deeds, A:145
James and Ann Hogg, Thomas and Mary Pierce, Fornyfeild and Hannah Green to William Long, 
12 January 1698/9
Office of the Register of Deeds, Hertford.

North Carolina.  Know all men by these presents that I James Hogg with Ann my wife and I 
Thomas Peirce with Mary my wife and I Fornyfeild Green with Hannah my wife for and in 
consideration of forty pounds sterling in hand already received we do Jointly and Severally 
Sell Alien enfeoff  and confirm to William Long of the County of Albemarle to him his heirs or 
assigns for ever all our rights and titles and Interests of a tract of Land of Lawrence Consellveo 
lately deceased the said Land containing two hundred and fifty acres lying in a Creek called the 
Indian Creek in Yeopim River in the precinct of Perquimans warranting the said Land from the 
claim or claims of us our heirs or assigns for ever.

	In witness whereunto we Jointly and Severally Set our hands and Seals this 15th of 
August 1698.

 	his						James Hogg
James S Long
	mark						Ann A Hogg

	his						Thomas Peirce
Thomas I Long
	mark						Mary M Peirce

	his						Fornyfeild E ___ Green
William W Keeter
	mark						Hannah H Green

	James Long Acknowledged this Deed in Court the 9th day of January 1698/9.
				Test __ John Stepney Cler.

Registered the 12th day of January 1698/9 by me John Stepney Register of writings for 
Perquimans Precinct.

[notes by jjt.  From the North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 3. No. 1 
January 1903 (E369) this note regarding Lawrence Consolvoe.  “Lawrence Consolvoe of 
Perquimans Precinct, was the ancestor of Hon. Furnifold M. Simmons, at present U.S. Senator 
from North Carolina.  Lawrence Consolvoe’s daughter, Hannah Consolvoe, married about 1687 
Furnifold Green from whom Senator Simmons takes his Christian name.”  Logically, Ann Hogg, 
Mary Pierce, and Hannah Green should be sisters and, if Hathaway is correct about the father 
of Hannah Consolvoe, daughters of Lawrence Consolvoe.  This Mary Peirce is Mary Kent.  The
will of Lawrence Gonsolvo (sic), 25 Dec 1687 from the NC Archives did not clear up the mystery.  
The signatures of the grantors appear to be marks rather than signatures.  The deed is not the 
original deed but a copy.]





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