8-10. Copies of grants in Burke.
Copies of grants issued by the State within the County of Burke prior to the destruction of the records of said county by General Stoneman in the year 1865, shall be admitted in evidence in all actions when the same are duly registered; and when the original grants are lost, destroyed or cannot be found after due search, it shall be presumed that the same were duly registered within the time prescribed by law, as provided upon the face of original grant. (1901, c. 513; Rev., s. 1610; C.S., s. 1755.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 2 - Grants, Deeds and Wills.
§ 8-6 - Copies certified by Secretary of State or State Archivist.
§ 8-7 - Certified copies of grants and abstracts.
§ 8-8 - Certified copies of grants and abstracts recorded.
§ 8-9 - Copies of grants certified by clerk of Secretary of State validated.
§ 8-10 - Copies of grants in Burke.
§ 8-11 - Copies of grants in Moore.
§ 8-12 - Copies of grants in Onslow.
§ 8-13 - Certain deeds dated before 1835 evidence of due execution.
§ 8-14 - Certified copies of maps of Cherokee lands.
§ 8-15 - Certified copies of certain surveys and maps obtained from the State of Tennessee.
§ 8-16 - Evidence of title under H.EMcCulloch grants.
§ 8-17 - Conveyances or certified copies evidence of title under McCulloch.
§ 8-18 - Certified copies of registered instruments evidence.
§ 8-19 - Common survey of contiguous tracts evidence.
§ 8-21 - Deeds and records thereof lost, presumed to be in due form.
§ 8-22 - Localrecitals in tax deeds in Haywood and Henderson.
§ 8-22.1 - Localtax deeds in Richmond.
§ 8-23 - Localcopies of records from Tyrrell.
§ 8-24 - Localrecords of partition in Duplin.
§ 8-25 - Localrecords of wills in Duplin.
§ 8-26 - Localrecords of deeds and wills in Anson.
§ 8-27 - Localrecords of wills in Brunswick.
§ 8-29 - Copies of wills in Secretary of State's office.
§ 8-30 - Copies of wills recorded in wrong county.
§ 8-31 - Copy of will proved and lost before recorded.
§ 8-32 - Certified copies of deeds and wills from other states.