That arrived from Argyle, Scotland Sept 1739.
There were 6 gentleman from Argyle, Scotland and Patric Stewart from Perthshire with his wife and younger brother and Ship load of other from Scotland.  GENELEMAN in this case means those
With the right to bear arms.This has to do with land            4 June 1740.
As  promised to Brent.  It also has number of acres granted. + other names Thomas Clarks  N.  Hanover co
James McLachlan   Bladen
Hector McNeil     "
Duncan Campbell "
James McAlister "
James McDugald    "
Duncan Campbell  "
Gilbert Pattison  "
Rich Lovett       Tyrrel
Rd Earl          N. Hanover
Jno McFerson     Bladen
Duncan Campbell   "
Neil McNeil      "   (mastered the ship )
Arch Bug     "
Duncan Campbel   "
Jas McLachlen    "
Patric Stewart  "
Arch Campley  "
Dan McNeil  "
Neil McNeil    "
Duncan Campbel "
Jno Martileer    " 
Daniel McNeil  "
Wm Stevens      "
Jas McLachlen   "
Wm Speir         Edgecombe
Jno Clayton     Bladen
Sam Portevint   New Hanover
Charles Harrison  "
Robt Walker  "
Jas Smalwood      "
Wm Faris         Craven
Richd Carlton    Bladen
Duncan Campbel  "
Neil McNeil    "
Alex McKey        "
Henry Skibley         "
Jno Owen        "
Duncan Campbel   "
Dougal Stewart    "
Arch Douglass   New Hanover
Robt Clark        "
Duncan Campbel    Bladen
James McLachlen   "
Arch McGill      "
Jno Speir        Edgecombe
James Fergus      "
Rufus Marsden     "
Hugh Blaning      Bladen
Robt Hardy.      Beaufort
Wm  Jones         "

350 souls principally from Argyleshire. Mathew Rowan, Wm Forbes, Hugh Blaning, John clayton, Robert Hamilton, Griffeth Jones, James Lyon, Duncan Campbel, Dugold McNeil, Dan McNeil, Wm Bartram and Samuel Baker, appointed Justices for said county. Coll. McAlister, Brent-is your sur name Holcomb?
Patric Stewart is my 6 greats uncle.  James Mcougald is my 6 greats grandpa