BOOK 23, page 822: Aug. 19, 1816, Benjamin Poyner--no wife signs--lets Lamb
Taylor (both of Rowan  Co., N.C.) have 15 acres on the east bank of  Cedar Creek next James Ellis for $90.00,  wit: Wm Jarvis & proved by Wm  Jarvis Aug.
1815.

BOOK 24, page 460: Sept. 9, 1817, Morgan McMahan--no wife signs-- lets Lamb Taylor (both of Rowan  Co., N.C.) have 195 acres chiefly on the west side of
Cedar Creek next to Benjamin Poyner, John Ellis & John Stephenson.      

BOOK 24, page 544: Jan. 27, 1818, Frederick Hendricks or Hendrickson of Surry  Co., N.C., --no wife signs-- lets Maxey Taylor of Rowan Co., N.C., have  134
1/4 acres on Buffalo Creek next 'Abraham Hendricks, John Call & Robert--- for $550.00, wit: Ren Poyner (?) & Benjamin Taylor & proved by the latter May
1818·

BOOK 30, page 1058: Jan. 16, 1830, Samuel Taylor of Rowan Co., N.C. appoints Samuel Poyner of the same county, as his attorney to divide the estate of Edward Taylor deceased. The land is an undivided tract now in the  possession of Samuel Taylor a surviving brother of William and Edward  Taylor, and is in
Currituck Co., N.C., known as the North River tract,  transferred to Lamb Taylor Jr. by deed. Signed by Lamb Taylor Jr., Josiah  Taylor & Spence Taylor.