Pugh, Thomas | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

Thomas Pugh (d. 1806) was a resident of Bertie County. In 1777 he served as a justice of the peace and served on the Bertie County Court, in which role he received the depositions of several men involved in the Gourd Patch Conspiracy. He also served as a Lt. Colonel in the Bertie County Regiment of the North Carolina Militia from 1775-1778, after which he became a Colonel for the same regiment.

As Sender

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As Recipient

Deposition of Michael Howard, 9 July 1777

9 July 1777

Deposition of Michael Ward, 9 July 1777

Named In

Deposition of John Hodge, 4 July 1777, page 1

4 July 1777

Deposition of John Hodge, 4 July 1777

Examination of Peleg Belot, 12 August 1777, page 1

12 August 1777

Deposition of Peleg Belot before the Bertie County Court, 12 August 1777

Examination of John Clifton before the Bertie County Court, 12 August 1777, page 1

12 August 1777

Deposition of John Clifton before the Bertie County Court, 12 August 1777