Much of the same census data is included with the father

1790 Halifax Co, NC census shows John present (1-2-3-0-5)
1=him, males > 16 [ bef. 1774]
2=males under 16 [ aft. 1774]
3=# of white females including wife
0=other free persons
5=slaves

1800 Halifax Co, NC census pg 302 shows 211110-01001-05
2 males under 10 [b. bet 1791-1800]
1 male 10-15 [ b. bet. 1785-1790]
1 male 16-25[ b. bet. 1775-1784]
1 male 26-44 [b. bet. 1756-1774]
1 male 45 & over [b. bef 1755]
1 female 10-15 [ b. bet. 1785-1790]
1 female 26-44 [b. bet. 1756-1774]
5 slaves

Will# 675 pg 388 March 3, 1803--Hallifax Co., NC
To my daughter Elizabeth Rogers cow, etc. and money arising from the sale of slaves and also $75.00 .
Tp my Extrs. to purchase remaining of the estate of estate of James Adkins dec'd being 2 lots as yet unsold. to my son John Daffin land I bought of James Heptinstall of the 2 above mentioned lotsextrs to confirm sale of slave to John Pease. To daughter Delilah Daffin money, to daughter Mary Daffin mare, etc when she comes of age. to sons Joshua Daffin and Darius Daffin land at death or marriage of their mother. Leave my wife Mary Daffin all my lands Etc.
Wit; P. Dwyer, William Hodges, Peter Turner
Extrs: my wife, my son-in law John Rogers, & my neighbor Burrel Shelton
 

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