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Margaret Jones

• Birth*: Margaret Jones was born in 1755 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Josiah Richard Hendon.
• Death*: Margaret Jones died in 1823 at Bladen County, NC.

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Hannah Hendon

• Birth*: Hannah Hendon was born in 1777.
• Death*: She died in 1808.

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Leoorah ??

• Birth*: Leoorah ?? was born in 1825.
• Marriage*: She married David Jones, son of Musgrove Jones and Elizabeth McMillan.
• Death*: Leoorah ?? died in 1901.

Jonathan Singletary

• Birth*: Jonathan Singletary was born on 28 Aug 1683 at Haverhill, Essex County, MA.
• Marriage*: He married ?? ??
• Death*: Jonathan Singletary died in 1754 at Charleston, Dorchester County, SC.

?? ??

• Birth*: ?? ?? was born on 23 May 1685 at MA.
• Marriage*: She married Jonathan Singletary.
• Death*: ?? ?? died on 5 Feb 1732 at Charleston, SC, at age 46.

Richard Singletary , Sr.

Will, page 1

Will, page 2

• Biography*: Will was Probated 8 Mar., 1773 in Bladen County, NC.
• Birth*: Richard Singletary , Sr. was born in 1708 at Charleston, SC.
• Marriage*: He married Joyce Joger.
• Death*: Richard Singletary , Sr. died on 8 Mar 1773 at Bladen County, NC.

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Mary Robeson

• Birth*: Mary Robeson was born in 1745 at Walnut Grove, Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: She died in 1764 at Marlboro, SC.

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Elizabeth Lord

• Birth*: Elizabeth Lord was born in 1758.
• Marriage*: She married Peter Robeson, son of Thomas Robeson , Sr. and Sarah Singletary.
• Death*: Elizabeth Lord died in 1826.

Sarah Robeson

• Birth*: Sarah Robeson was born in 1776.
• Death*: She died in 1856.

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Margaret Robeson 'Peggy'

• Birth*: Margaret Robeson 'Peggy' was born in 1780.
• Death*: She died in 1839.

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Thomas J. Robeson

• Birth*: Thomas J. Robeson was born in 1781.
• Death*: He died in 1843.

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Elizabeth Robeson

• Birth*: Elizabeth Robeson was born in 1783.
• Death*: She died in 1784.

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Peter Lord Robeson , I

• Birth*: Peter Lord Robeson , I was born on 23 Nov 1785 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Percival Spencer.
• Death*: Peter Lord Robeson , I died on 3 Mar 1851 at Cheraw, SC, at age 65.

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Amelia Robeson

• Birth*: Amelia Robeson was born in 1787.
• Death*: She died in 1788.

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William Lord Robeson

• Birth*: William Lord Robeson was born in 1791.
• Death*: He died in 1835.

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Mary Percival Spencer

• Birth*: Mary Percival Spencer was born on 24 Nov 1788 at Cheraw, SC.
• Marriage*: She married Peter Lord Robeson , I, son of Peter Robeson and Elizabeth Lord.
• Death*: Mary Percival Spencer died on 3 Mar 1826 at Cheraw, SC, at age 37.

Elizabeth Ann Robeson

• Birth*: Elizabeth Ann Robeson was born in 1807.
• Death*: She died in 1879.

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Thomas W. Robeson

• Birth*: Thomas W. Robeson was born in 1809.
• Death*: He died in 1871.

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Caroline Margaret Robeson

• Birth*: Caroline Margaret Robeson was born in 1811.
• Death*: She died in 1883.

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William Lord Robeson

• Birth*: William Lord Robeson was born in 1812.
• Death*: He died in 1891.

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John Calvin Robeson

• Birth*: John Calvin Robeson was born in 1815.
• Death*: He died in 1881.

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Rebecca P. Robeson

• Birth*: Rebecca P. Robeson was born in 1817.
• Death*: She died in 1900.

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Mary Hall Robeson

• Birth*: Mary Hall Robeson was born in 1818.
• Death*: She died in 1880.

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Peter Lord Robeson , II

• Birth*: Peter Lord Robeson , II was born in 1821.
• Death*: He died in 1822.

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Samuel Henry Robeson

• Birth*: Samuel Henry Robeson was born in 1822.
• Death*: He died in 1884.

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George Ford Robeson

• Birth*: George Ford Robeson was born in 1826.
• Death*: He died in 1866.

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Sallie Amelia Robeson

• Birth*: Sallie Amelia Robeson was born in 1847.
• Death*: She died in 1916.

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Peter C. Robeson

• Birth*: Peter C. Robeson was born in 1849.
• Death*: He died in 1866.

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William Randolph Singletary

• Birth*: William Randolph Singletary was born in 1755 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Susannah Harrison.
• Death*: William Randolph Singletary died on 23 Nov 1802 at Elizabethtown, Bladen County, NC.

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Susannah Harrison

• Birth*: Susannah Harrison was born in 1755 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married William Randolph Singletary, son of Joseph Singletary and Mary FitzRandolph.
• Death*: Susannah Harrison died in 1835 at FL.

Benjamin Singletary

• Birth*: Benjamin Singletary was born circa 1762 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Abigail Hilyard.
• Death*: Benjamin Singletary died in 1820 at GA; After 1830 in GA?
• Burial*: His body was buried at Elizabethtown, Bladen County, NC. Singletary Cemetery.

Parents:

Joseph E. Singletary

Gravestone

Newspaper article

• Biography*: Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements
  Pension application of Joseph Singletary (Singleton) S47849     fn29NC
  Posted 1/10/09
  Transcribed by Sam West - Lumberton, Robeson Co NC - sam.west.1@gmail.com
  
  Territory of Florida )     Superior Court for said County
  Leon County     (     April Term 1833.
  On this ninth day of April one thousand eight hundred And thirty three, personally appeared in open court, Joseph Singletary a resident of the County of Leon and Territory of Florida aged about Seventy one years and ten months, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain a pension and the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7^th 1832, to wit, that he the said Singletary entered the service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein Stated – He declares he entered the service of the United States as a substitute in a militia company commanded by Captain Joseph Andrews in the month of October One thousand Seven hundred and Seventy eight in which Capacity he served in said Company (which was part of a Regiment commanded by Col. Thomas Brown) for the period of about one month. That some time in the spring of the year Seventy hundred and seventy none – he the said Singletary entered the service of the United States as a volunteer in a horse company commanded by Captain Jared Ervin, which said company was attached to a part of a regiment commanded by Colonel Thomas Robinson. That he belonged to & served in said company until about the month of November in the year Seventeen hundred and eighty one. That during this service he marched through the counties of Bladen & Cumberland in North Carolina and from thence to little Pedee River in South Carolina. That at the time he entered said service he resided in and was a citizen of Bladen County North Carolina. That during said service and in the year Seventeen hundred & eighty or eighty one, and in the month of June – this deponent was in a battle in which he was severely wounded in several parts, fought between the Whigs and Tories on Rockfish Creek at or near Stewarts mill in North Carolina. That during said service he knew but was never commanded by either, Capt. Griffith J. McRee, who afterwards and before the close of the war became Col. McRee – Col Joshua Hadley & Maj Robert Rayford [sic, Robert Raiford] of the North Carolina Continental line. He further states and declares that he has no discharge or others documentary evidence by which he can prove his and service, nor is there any one, whose evidence be can procure, who can testify to the length of his service. He hereby relinquishes every Claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State.
  The said applicant further states that the only record of the year of his birth which he knows of is in a family Bible, entered there from an original record of his age made by his Father & that he is there stated to have been born on the 9 June 1761. The said Bible is at applicants home.
  That up to the year 1827 this applicant resided in the State of North Carolina. That from said state he removed to Georgia when he resided about years in the county of Baker since which & up to this period he has resided in Leon County Florida. He further this States that on first entering the service as above stated he entered as substitute for one William Harrison.
  Sworn to and subscribed     Joseph Singletary
  
  The day & year aforesaid.
  Jas. S. Linn Clk.
  Personally appeared in open Court Joseph Singletary who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that by reason of old age and the consequent loss of memory he cannot swear positively to the precise length of his services but according to the best of his recollection he served not less than one month in the Regiment Commanded by Col Thos Brown and not less than two years and three months in the Regiment commanded by Col Robinson during the whole of each period deponent served as a private soldier.
  Subscribed & sworn to in     )     Joseph Singletary
  Open court 14^th October 1833(
  Jas S. Linn Clk.
  
  I William Hawthorn, a Clergyman residing in the County of Decatur and State of Georgia do Solemnly Swear that I am well acquainted with Joseph Singletary who now resides in the County of Leon and Territory of Florida, and who is about to make application for a pension under the act of 7^th June 1832. That I believe him to be about Seventy one or two years of age. That I know of my own knowledge and recollection that said Singletary did serve as a Soldier in the war of the Revolution – and particularly that he belonged to and served in a company of horsemen commanded by Capt. Jared Erving – Under the Orders of Col. Thomas Robinson - This the 19^th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty three.
  Sworn to and subscribed )
  In presence of     (
  William Hawthorn
  John Israel J. P.
  
  I do hereby certify that the above named William Hawthorn is a person of respectability,
  and intitled Full credit and belief.
  John Israel, J. P.
  
  Territory of Florida )
  County of Leon     (
  On this the Twenty eighth day of February In the year 1838 before me a Justice of the Peace in and for the above County personally appeared Joseph Singletary who on his oath declared that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the commanded by Col. Thomas Robinson in the service of the United States, that his name was placed on the pension roll of the Territory of Florida, that he received a Certificate of that fact under the signature and seal of the Secretary of war, which certificate on or about the 25^th of May Eighteen Hundred and Thirty five was placed in the hands of his agent by whom he was informed was lost or mislaid
  Sworn and subscribed to before     )
  me this 25^th day of February 1838 (     Joseph Singletary
  R. J. Hackley J. P.
  
  Territory of Florida Leon County
  February the 2? 1833
  I Susannah Singletary being aged and infirm and unable to travel to Tallahassee, where the court is held, so Solemnly Swear that I know of my own knowledge & recollection that Joseph Singletary of this County & who is applying for a pension under the Act of Seventh June 1832 did serve as a Soldier in the War of the Revolution. That he served in a horse company commanded by Captain Jared Erving for a considerable length of service. Deponent further States, that Said Singletary lay three or four months, severely wounded, at the house of this mother of this deponent during which time this deponent assisted in nursing the Said Singletary. Deponent further States that She always understood that Said Singletary received the wounds in a battle fought at Stewarts’ mill on Rockfish Creek, in the State of North Carolina, between the Whigs' and Tories – that She believes the Said wounds were received by him at that time and place. Deponent further Says that She believes the said battle was fought in the year one thousand Seven hundred and eighty and about the month of June of that year. Deponent cannot particularly State the length of time which Said Singletary remained in the said Service, but believes that he was in sd service more than two years.
  The foregoing Statement was carefully     )
  Read by me to the above named     (     Susannah Singletary
  Susannah Singletary, and was by     )
  her Sworn to and Subscribed before     (
  me.
  Nathan Vickers
  Justice of the Peace
  
  I do hereby certify that the above named S. Singletary Is a person of good credit, and that
  she is entitled to Full forth and credit as a witness.
  Nathan Vickers
  Justice of the peace
  
  Court of Probate, Jefferson County, Florida
  At Chambers September 30^th, 1851
  Upon the application of Julius High, for Letters of Guardianship over the person
  and property of Mary Ann Singletary, minor heir of Harrison Singletary, Late of
  Jefferson County deceased     
  It is ordered and directed that the said Julius High, be and he is hereby appointed guardian of said minor and to take charge of her person and estate during her minority, And that he the said Julius High, give bonds and security for the faithful performance of
  his trust in the sum of Three hundred and fifty dollars to be approved of by me     
  Thos J. Chace
  Judge of Probate.
• Birth*: Joseph E. Singletary was born on 9 Jun 1761 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Nancy ??
• Death*: Joseph E. Singletary died on 14 Apr 1844 at Thomas County, GA, at age 82.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Pine Bark, Grady County, GA. West Light Cemetery.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/116330833/joseph-e-singletary.

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Nancy ??

• Birth*: Nancy ?? was born in 1775 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Joseph E. Singletary, son of Joseph Singletary and Mary FitzRandolph.
• Death*: Nancy ?? died at Bladen County, NC.

Henry Singletary

• Birth*: Henry Singletary was born in 1804 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Hannah Amanda Singletary, daughter of Thomas I. Singletary and Comfort Hester.
• Death*: Henry Singletary died in 1855 at Thomas County, GA.

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Etheldred Pittman

• Birth*: Etheldred Pittman was born in 1804 at Jackson County, GA.
• Marriage*: He married Hannah Amanda Singletary, daughter of Thomas I. Singletary and Comfort Hester.
• Death*: Etheldred Pittman died on 13 May 1856 at Henry County, AL.

?? ??

• Birth*: ?? ?? was born.
• Marriage*: She married Edward Harrison , Jr., son of Edward Harrison , Sr. and Elizabeth Ellis.

Maragret Isham

• Birth*: Maragret Isham was born in 1741.
• Marriage*: She married John Harrison, son of Edward Harrison , Sr. and Elizabeth Ellis.
• Death*: Maragret Isham died in 1760.

David Singletary

• Birth*: David Singletary was born in 1784 at Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: He died in 1844 at Thomas County, GA.

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Harriet Singletary

• Birth*: Harriet Singletary was born in 1817.
• Death*: She died in 1897.

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Joseph Singletary

• Birth*: Joseph Singletary was born in 1821.
• Death*: He died in 1906.

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Eli Singletary

• Birth*: Eli Singletary was born in 1826.
• Death*: He died in 1900.

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Matilda Singletary

• Birth*: Matilda Singletary was born in 1827.
• Death*: She died in 1901.

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Mary Mahala Singletary

• Birth*: Mary Mahala Singletary was born in 1830.
• Death*: She died in 1906.

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Col. William Bartram , Jr.

• Birth*: Col. William Bartram , Jr. was born on 3 Jun 1711 at Cateret County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Lock, daughter of Thomas Lock and Sarah Thomas.
• Death*: Col. William Bartram , Jr. died in 1770 at Bladen County, NC.

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Elizabeth Lock

• Birth*: Elizabeth Lock was born in 1715 at Philadelphia, PA.
• Marriage*: She married Col. William Bartram , Jr., son of William Bartram , Sr. and Elizabeth Smith.
• Death*: Elizabeth Lock died in 1772 at Bladen County, NC.

Parents:

William Bartram , Sr.

• Birth*: William Bartram , Sr. was born.
• Residence*: He lived at Chester County, PA.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Smith.

Elizabeth Smith

• Birth*: Elizabeth Smith was born.
• Residence*: She lived at Chester County, PA.
• Marriage*: She married William Bartram , Sr.

Thomas Lock

• Birth*: Thomas Lock was born.
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Thomas.

Sarah Thomas

• Birth*: Sarah Thomas was born.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Lock.

Dr. William Bartram , III

• Birth*: Dr. William Bartram , III was born on 20 Apr 1739 at Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: He died in 1771 at Bladen County, NC.

Parents:

Sarah Bartram

Gravestone

• Birth*: Sarah Bartram was born in 1751 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown, son of George Brown and Elizabeth Bright.
• Death*: Sarah Bartram died on 29 Apr 1779 at Bladen County, NC.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Council, Bladen County, NC. Carvers Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery.

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Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown

Gravestone
Inscription:
Major General Thomas Brown, Departed this life on the 24th of November A. D. 1814 in the 67th year of his age. This Memorial is a tribute of affection and respect by his widow and children.

• Biography*: On September 9, 1775, the NC Provincial Congress appointed Thomas Brown as a Lt. Colonel under Col. Thomas Robeson, Jr. in the Bladen County Regiment of Militia. Lt. Col. Thomas Brown was with his regiment at the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge on February 27, 1776.
  On May 3, 1776, the NC General Assembly created two special regiments of Militia in anticipation of a British invasion of North Carolina that never materialized. Soon thereafter, they appointed Thomas Brown as Colonel/ Commandant over the 1st Battalion of Militia, which included 750 men from the Wilmington District and the New Bern District. This unit was assigned to Brig. Gen. John Alexander Lillington and primarily stationed at Wilmington. Several sources assert that Col. Thomas Brown led this unit at the battle of Fort Moultrie, SC on June 28, 1776, but this Author has not been able to corroborate the information. This special regiment was disbanded on August 13, 1776 and sent home. On his way home, Brig. Gen. Lillington sent him orders to quell a Loyalist uprising in Bladen County.
  Thomas Brown returned to active duty as a Lt. Colonel in the Bladen County Regiment of Militia.
  In November of 1778, Thomas Brown was promoted to second Colonel, alongside Col. Thomas Robeson, Jr. in the Bladen County Regiment of Militia. He retained this position until May 15, 1782, when he resigned his commission.
  Col. Thomas Brown led the Bladen County Regiment of Militia at the battles of Bear Swamp, SC (10/30/1780); Heron's Bridge (1/30/1781), where he was badly wounded; and at Tory Hole (8/27/1781).
  One source asserts that Col. Thomas Brown was at the battle of Guilford Court House on March 15, 1781, but this Author has found no corroborating evidence thereof.
  Col. Thomas Brown was allegedly captured in June of 1781 by the British and held in Wilmington until November 13, 1781, when the enemy finally evacuated the town and left North Carolina for good. They simply left all of their prisoners behind as they marched out of the town and boarded their troop ships. This Author tends to think that his capture was in September or October and not June as most sources assert.
  After the war, Thomas Brown was a Major General in the NC State Militia, and was elected to the NC Senate in 1785, 1786, and 1788.
  Thomas Brown was born on August 17, 1747, the son of George Brown and Elizabeth Bright. Thomas Brown first married Sarah Bartram in 1775, and they had one daughter - Elizabeth - both dying within five years. He married a second time to Lucy Bradley on January 13, 1780 in Wilmington, NC, and they had six known children - Mary, Arthur, Thomas B., John B, unnamed infant, and Lucy A. He died on November 24, 1814 at his residence - "Ashwood" - in Bladen County, NC.
• Birth*: Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown was born in 1747 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Bartram, daughter of Col. William Bartram , Jr. and Elizabeth Lock.
• Marriage*: Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown married Lucy Bradley on 15 Jan 1780 at New Hanover County, NC.
• Death*: Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown died on 24 Nov 1814 at Bladen County, NC.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Council, Bladen County, NC. Carvers Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery.

Parents:

George Brown

• Birth*: George Brown was born.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Bright.

Elizabeth Bright

• Birth*: Elizabeth Bright was born.
• Marriage*: She married George Brown.

Elizabeth Brown

• Birth*: Elizabeth Brown was born.
• Death*: She died; Died young.

Parents:

?? Brown

• Birth*: ?? Brown was born.
• Death*: She died; Died young.

Parents:

?? Brown

• Birth*: ?? Brown was born.
• Death*: She died; Died young.

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Lucy Bradley

• Birth*: Lucy Bradley was born in 1756.
• Marriage*: She married Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown, son of George Brown and Elizabeth Bright, on 15 Jan 1780 at New Hanover County, NC.
• Death*: Lucy Bradley died in 1843.

Mary Brown

• Marriage*: Mary Brown married Alexander Miller.
• Birth*: Mary Brown was born.

Parents:

Arthur Brown

• Birth*: Arthur Brown was born.

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Thomas Bright Brown

Gravestone

• Birth*: Thomas Bright Brown was born on 24 Dec 1784 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Eliza Purdy.
• Marriage*: Thomas Bright Brown married Sophia Smith.
• Death*: Thomas Bright Brown died on 29 Dec 1839 at Bladen County, NC, at age 55.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Council, Bladen County, NC. Carvers Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery.

Parents:

John Bright Brown

• Birth*: John Bright Brown was born in 1787.
• Marriage*: He married Rebecca Bernard.
• Death*: John Bright Brown died in 1847.

Parents:

infant Brown

• Birth*: Infant Brown was born.

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Lucy Ann Brown

Gravestone

• Birth*: Lucy Ann Brown was born on 18 Sep 1793 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married Gov. John Owen.
• Death*: Lucy Ann Brown died on 19 Apr 1853 at Owen Hill, NC, at age 59.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Council, Bladen County, NC. Carvers Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Alexander Miller

• Birth*: Alexander Miller was born.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Brown, daughter of Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown and Lucy Bradley.

Eliza Purdy

• Birth*: Eliza Purdy was born.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Bright Brown, son of Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown and Lucy Bradley.

Sophia Smith

• Birth*: Sophia Smith was born.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Bright Brown, son of Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown and Lucy Bradley.

Rebecca Bernard

• Birth*: Rebecca Bernard was born.
• Marriage*: She married John Bright Brown, son of Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown and Lucy Bradley.

Gov. John Owen

Gov. Owen

Gravestone

Gravestone

• Biography*: Occupation: NC Governor.
• Birth*: Gov. John Owen was born on 21 Aug 1787 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Lucy Ann Brown, daughter of Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown and Lucy Bradley.
• Death*: Gov. John Owen died on 9 Oct 1841 at age 54.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Pittsboro, Chatham County, NC. Saint Bartholomews Episcopal Church Cemetery.

James Porterfield Owen

• Death*: James Porterfield Owen died in 1814.
• Birth*: He was born in 1814.

Parents:

Charles Porterfield Owen

• Birth*: Charles Porterfield Owen was born on 27 May 1815 at Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: He died on 29 Jul 1821 at Bladen County, NC, at age 6.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Council, Bladen County, NC. Carvers Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Eliza Bradley Owen

• Birth*: Eliza Bradley Owen was born in 1817.
• Death*: She died in 1819.

Parents:

Charles Porterfield Owen

Gravestone

• Biography*: Obituary:
  In this place, on the evening of the 13th inst. at the house of Judge Nash, Master Charles P. Owen, only son of Governor Owen, of Bladen, aged about fourteen years. The deceased was a student of the Hillsborough Academy, an amiable and interesting lad, whose gentle, yet manly character and deportment had endeared him alike to his teachers and his fellow students. His afflicted parents, who had been informed, by express, of his illness, had the melancholy satisfaction of arriving in time to hear one conscious word, receive one affectionate embrace, and close his dying eyes. Many-many are the hearts that bleed in sympathy with theirs. Hillsboro' Rec. -Published in Raleigh Register and North-Carolina Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Tuesday, August 25, 1835, p. 3.
• Birth*: Charles Porterfield Owen was born on 22 Sep 1821 at Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: He died on 13 Aug 1835 at Hillsborough, Orange County, NC, at age 13.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Hillsborough, Orange County, NC. Hillsborough Old Town Cemetery.

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Rex Vernon Davey

• Birth*: Rex Vernon Davey was born on 21 Aug 1943 at Davidson County, NC.

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Thurman Quimbie Cody

• Birth*: Thurman Quimbie Cody was born circa 1911.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Duette Bowers, daughter of Robert Lindsey Bowers 'Bob' and Minnie Jane Smith, on 5 Feb 1933 at Davidson County, NC.
• Death*: Thurman Quimbie Cody died on 2 Oct 1945 at Forysth County, NC.

John Reed Davey

• Birth*: John Reed Davey was born in 1887.
• Marriage*: He married Pearl Virginia Pleasants.
• Death*: John Reed Davey died in 1968.

Pearl Virginia Pleasants

• Birth*: Pearl Virginia Pleasants was born in 1896.
• Marriage*: She married John Reed Davey.
• Death*: Pearl Virginia Pleasants died in 1980.

Louisa Hollingsworth

• Birth*: Louisa Hollingsworth was born on 6 Dec 1843 at Polk County, FL.
• Marriage*: She married Rev. Levi Pearce, son of John Pearce , Sr. and Nancy Ann Cain 'Ann', on 18 Mar 1866 at Pine Level, Manatee County, FL.
• Marriage*: Louisa Hollingsworth married ?? ??
• Death*: Louisa Hollingsworth died on 19 Jun 1907 at Arcadia, Desoto County, FL, at age 63.

Parents:

Stephen Hollingsworth

• Birth*: Stephen Hollingsworth was born.
• Marriage*: He married Perina Fulford.

Perina Fulford

• Marriage*: Perina Fulford married Stephen Hollingsworth.
• Birth*: Perina Fulford was born.

John Mizell Pearce

• Birth*: John Mizell Pearce was born on 17 Nov 1834 at Lulu, Columbia County, FL.
• Death*: He died on 28 Sep 1897 at Ft. Bassinger, Highlands County, FL, at age 62; Was Desoto County.

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Beulah Carmichael

• Birth*: Beulah Carmichael was born in 1883.
• Death*: She died in 1884.

Parents:

infant Carmichael

• Death*: Infant Carmichael died in 1891.
• Birth*: She was born in 1891.

Parents:

James T. Pearce

• Birth*: James T. Pearce was born on 15 Mar 1836 at Lulu, Columbia County, FL.
• Death*: He died circa 1864; In the Civil War, CSA.

Parents:

William Howran Pearce

• Birth*: William Howran Pearce was born on 8 Apr 1838 at Lulu, Columbia County, FL.
• Marriage*: He married Susan Jane McKinney on 10 Feb 1867 at Polk County, FL.

Parents:

Susan Jane McKinney

• Birth*: Susan Jane McKinney was born.
• Marriage*: She married William Howran Pearce, son of Rev. Levi Pearce and Mary Sarah? Jane Hooker, on 10 Feb 1867 at Polk County, FL.

George M. Reel

• Birth*: George M. Reel was born.
• Marriage*: He married Beatrice Wade.

Beatrice Wade

• Marriage*: Beatrice Wade married George M. Reel.
• Birth*: Beatrice Wade was born.