- [S1915] Thomas Clanton Land Patent, 5 March 1747; Virginia Land Office Patent Books, 26 (1747-1748), 2: pp. 220-22; Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia. 
1710 acres for 8£ 15s in Brunswick on the north side of Pea Hill Creek.
Thomas Clanton, " son and heir of Edward Clanton."
 - [S1918] Northampton County, North Carolina Deed Book 1, pp. 297-98. Hereinafter cited as Northampton DB 1. 
Recorded 2 May 1747. Wit.: Edward Revis Junior, James Revis, and Edward Crews.
290 acres in Northampton County For 53 pounds and 15 shillings.
This is the land sold to Edward Clanton by John Gilliam.
 - [S1920] Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 3, pp. 475-77. 
855 acres in Brunswick to Wm Brown Gent, of Southwark Parish, Surry County on North side
of Pea Hill Creek being part of a larger tract of 1710a granted to the said Thomas
Clanton as son and heir of Edward Clanton, deceased. By Letter patent dated 5 March 1747,
beginning at a White Oak on Peahill Creek, thence South sixty two Degrees East two hundred
and sixty poles to two White Oakes, thence North five Degrees East two hundred and Eight
poles to a Red Oak, thence North eighty seven poles to a White Oak, thence North twenty two
Degrees West one hundred and seventy six poles to a Corner, thence South seventy eight
Degrees West Four hundred and eighty eight poles to Pea Hill Creek aforesaid, thence down
the said Creek as it meanders to the beginning. Signed Thomas Clanton [bhm]. Court August
04, 1748, Indenture and Memorandum acknowledged by Thomas Clanton
Wit.: Drury Hith and J. Mounford.
 - [S1907] Brunswick County, Virginia, Wills and Estates, Will Book 2: pp. 150-51, Will-Sarah Clanton
 - [S1920] , pp. 508-09. 
Indenture made August 03, 1748, between Thomas Clanton of Brunswick County and Charles
Clanton of same, 213a, being part of a tract granted to the said Thomas Clanton for
1710a, dated 5 March, 1747. Signed Thomas Clanton [bhm]. Witnesses: Lewis Parham, John
Embry, John Ledbetter [bhm]. Court October 06, 1748, Indenture acknowledged by Thomas
Clanton.
 - [S1920] , pp. 621-23. 
Recorded   26 December 1749. Wit.: MCades Young and Richard R Hyde.
213 1/2 acres for £20. This is the same land that Charles bought from Thomas one year earlier.
 - [S1896] Surry County, Virginia, Wills and Deeds, Book 9 (1738-1756): pp. 697-98, Mary Clanton Will.
 - [S1921] Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 6, pp. 281-82. 
Indenture made July 20, 1758, between Thomas Clanton and John Fletcher, for 30 pounds,
conveying 100 acres and being part of land granted by patent to the said Thomas Clanton
bearing date of 1747.. Witnesses: Owen Myrick, William Myrick and Benjamin Clanton.
Acknowledged in County on July 25, 1758, by Thomas Clanton
 - [S1907] Brunswick County, Virginia, Wills and Estates Vol. 3: pp. 362-64
 - [S1907] Brunswick County, Virginia, Wills and Estates Will Book 4: pp. 325-26
 - [S1924] Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 8, pp. 530-32. 
Recorded 25 May 1767. Wit.: Isaac Ledbetter and John Tatum.
14 Acres of Thomas Clanton's paptent land of 30 October 1736 (Pea Hill).
 - [S1925] Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 9, pp. 140-43. 
Recorded 22 August 1768. Wit.: Jesse Tatum, William Hall, and Owen Myrick.
300 acres, being part of land granted to Isaac Ledbettet 15 June 1764.
Southside of Rattlesnake Creek. Western Road, Johnson's line, Myrick's line, Fletcher's new marked line.
 - [S1925] , pp. 637-39. 
Recorded 28 May 1770. Wit.: Owen Myrick, Henry Haley, John Lashly, and William Corbin.
344 acres that are part of land patented to Thomas Clanton 1 March 1747.
East side of Pea Hill Creek.
Thomas Clanton's wife, Lucy, also appeared in court to relenquish her dower right in the land.
 - [S1926] Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 10, pp. 186-87. 
Recorded 22 July 1771. Witness: Owen Myrick.
300 acres of land that Thos Clanton bought from Isaac Ledbetter on 22 August 1768.
Southside of Rattlesnake Creek.
 - [S1927] Surry County, North Carolina Deed Book A, pp. 150-52. 
Recorded 8 February 1775. Wit.: William Cook, John Gouling, Richard R Cook.
100 acres being part of a 560 acre tract granted to John Bryan by Granville on 10 August 1760 and passed to Morgan Bryan in 1763.
 - [S1927] , pp. 153-55. 
Recorded 8 February 1775. Wit.: William Cooke, Richard Cook, and John Gouling.
125 acres being of a 300 acre land grant from Granville to Morgan Bryan Senior on 27 October 1752 and transferred to Morgan Bryan Junior 28 August 1762.
South side of Deep Creek at Smith's branch.
 - [S1932] Surry County, North Carolina Deed Book C, pp. 82-83. 
Recorded August Session 1784. Wit.: Thomas Clanton, John Gwaltney, and John James.
180 acres for £120. This land being part of a larger Granville grant to Valentine Reese.
Southside of Deep Creek. Peter Sprinkles' line.
 - [S1928] Surry County, North Carolina Deed Book D, p 431. 
Recorded August term 1789. Wit.: Joseph Hill, Edward Clanton, and Carter Hudspeth Jr..
North side of the South Fork of Deep Creek.
 - [S1929] Surry County, North Carolina Deed Book E, pp. 189-90. 
Recorded February term 1793. Wit.: Thomas Wright and John Defrey.
1000 acres in Western District of NC-now western Tennessee. North fork of Forked Deer River.
Lewis corner, Davidson's corner.
 - [S1923] Thomas Clanton, North Carolina Estate Files: Surry County, North Carolina State Archives, 65pp. Hereinafter cited as Thomas Clanton Estate Papers. 
This lengthy estate file contains papers for two Thomas Clantons. The bulk of the papers reference the estate of Thomas Clanton (b. 1726 in Surry County, Virginia), son of Edward Clanton.
There are also some papers about the widow, Sarah Moore, of Thomas Clanton (b. 1773 in Surry County, North Carolina), son of Benjamin, son of the aforementioned Thomas Clanton (or Thomas Clanton's grandson). Sarah Moore Clanton files court papers for her dower 1/3 of 100 acres owned by her husband and a year's maintenance.
 - [S1923] Thomas Clanton Estate Papers, pp. 20-32. 
This lengthy estate file contains papers for two Thomas Clantons. The bulk of the papers reference the estate of Thomas Clanton (b. 1726 in Surry County, Virginia), son of Edward Clanton.
There are also some papers about the widow, Sarah Moore, of Thomas Clanton (b. 1773 in Surry County, North Carolina), son of Benjamin, son of the aforementioned Thomas Clanton (or Thomas Clanton's grandson). Sarah Moore Clanton files court papers for her dower 1/3 of 100 acres owned by her husband and a year's maintenance.
 - [S1931] Surry County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Wills, Inventories & Settlements, 1777-1798, May Term 1794, "Estate Inventory-Thomas Clanton"; digital images, FamilySearch ( : accessed, 20 June 2020).
 - [S1923] Thomas Clanton Estate Papers, pp. 30-32. 
This lengthy estate file contains papers for two Thomas Clantons. The bulk of the papers reference the estate of Thomas Clanton (b. 1726 in Surry County, Virginia), son of Edward Clanton.
There are also some papers about the widow, Sarah Moore, of Thomas Clanton (b. 1773 in Surry County, North Carolina), son of Benjamin, son of the aforementioned Thomas Clanton (or Thomas Clanton's grandson). Sarah Moore Clanton files court papers for her dower 1/3 of 100 acres owned by her husband and a year's maintenance.
 - [S1931] Surry County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Wills, Inventories & Settlements, 1777-1798, August Term 1794, "Estate Sale-Thomas Clanton".
 - [S1931] Surry County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Wills, Inventories & Settlements, 1777-1798, February Term 1798, "Estate Settlement-Thomas Clanton p. 95".
 - [S1923] Thomas Clanton Estate Papers, pp. 42-44. 
The balance due the estate was £488.11.2
 - [S1922] "North Carolina, U.S., State Census of North Carolina, 1784-1787", database, Ancestry.com (2006 : accessed 30 May 2020), Thomas Clanton; p. 152
 - [S1844] 1790 US Census, Surry County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. 6, Thomas Clanton; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 30 May 2020.) 
Thomas Clanton: FWM 16 up-1; FWM U16-1; FWF-1.