Field, Wagoner, Hoover & Curtis Genealogy

John J. Curtis¹

M, b. 1861

Father

John Wesley Curtis¹ b. 9 Mar 1837, d. 31 Jan 1902

Mother

Amanda Catherine Hatcher¹ b. 1840

Last Edited

19 Jan 2006

Birth*

John J. Curtis was born in 1861 at Humphreys, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

He appeared on the census of 5 July 1870 Waverly, District 5, Humphreys, Tennessee, in the household of John Wesley Curtis; page 53, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $800, personal $600, 5 children at home.¹

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

James Thomas Curtis¹

M, b. 1864

Father

John Wesley Curtis¹ b. 9 Mar 1837, d. 31 Jan 1902

Mother

Amanda Catherine Hatcher¹ b. 1840

Last Edited

20 Jun 2018

Birth*

James Thomas Curtis was born in 1864 at Humphreys, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

James Thomas Curtis appeared on the census of 9 June 1880 District, Humphreys, Tennessee, in the household of John Wesley Curtis and Amanda Catherine Hatcher; page 108D, occupation farmer, 7 children at home.²

Marriage*

James Thomas Curtis married Margaret Catherine Finley on 8 December 1887 at Humphreys, Tennessee.³

Family

Margaret Catherine Finley b. c 1865

Children

Sophia Katherine Curtis+⁴ b. 16 Dec 1888, d. 8 Sep 1977
Danie Jane (Fredonia) Curtis⁴ b. 1 May 1891
William Thomas Curtis+⁵ b. 6 Sep 1893

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.
[S1] Census of Population 1880.
[S869] The Generations Network, Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002.
[S2288] Tennessee State Archives, Tennessee Delayed Birth Records 1869-1909.
[S1] Census of Population 1900.

Josephine Eudora Curtis¹

F, b. 1866

Father

John Wesley Curtis² b. 9 Mar 1837, d. 31 Jan 1902

Mother

Amanda Catherine Hatcher² b. 1840

Last Edited

19 Jan 2015

Birth*

Josephine Eudora Curtis was born in 1866 at Humphreys, Tennessee.²

(Witness) Census

She appeared on the census of 5 July 1870 Waverly, District 5, Humphreys, Tennessee, in the household of John Wesley Curtis; page 53, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $800, personal $600, 5 children at home.²

(Witness) Census

Josephine Eudora Curtis appeared on the census of 9 June 1880 District, Humphreys, Tennessee, in the household of John Wesley Curtis and Amanda Catherine Hatcher; page 108D, occupation farmer, 7 children at home.³

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870, 1880.
[S1] Census of Population 1870.
[S1] Census of Population 1880.

Jane (Sarah) E. Curtis¹

F, b. 1869

Father

John Wesley Curtis² b. 9 Mar 1837, d. 31 Jan 1902

Mother

Amanda Catherine Hatcher² b. 1840

Last Edited

19 Jan 2015

Birth*

Jane (Sarah) E. Curtis was born in 1869 at Humphreys, Tennessee.²

(Witness) Census

Jane (Sarah) E. Curtis appeared on the census of 9 June 1880 District, Humphreys, Tennessee, in the household of John Wesley Curtis and Amanda Catherine Hatcher; page 108D, occupation farmer, 7 children at home.³

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870, 1880.
[S1] Census of Population 1870.
[S1] Census of Population 1880.

Martha Allred¹

F, b. circa 1770, d. between 1805 and 1810

Last Edited

20 Oct 2018

Birth*

Martha Allred was born circa 1770.

Married Name

As of circa 1787,her married name was Curtis.

Marriage*

She married John Curtis, son of Samuel Curtis Jr. and Mrs. Samuel Curtis, circa 1787 at Randolph, North Carolina; no marriage record; Martha Allred (Aldred) is a guess, based on the 1797 court record; John's estate record names "Judy, relic of John," so he may have had two wives, but the Judy in the estate records is definitely a different woman than Samuel's daughter Judy, Elaine.²

(Witness) Census

Martha Allred appeared on the census of 1790 Sandy Creek Area, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of John Curtis; page 285, 1 male over 16, 3 females, 1 other free person; listed next to Samuel.³

NoteB*

The belief that John's first wife was Martha Allred comes solely from the following court record: Jane Allred, wife of James Allred, Meriam Allred, daughter of John Allred, and Martha Curtis, wife of John Curtis, were charged with assaulting Mary Crabtree, wife of James Crabtree, on 17 September 1797. Mary Crabtree was sitting in a pew in the Sandy Creek Meetinghouse and the others were sitting behind. They kicked her and then would talk and laugh at her. The husbands and father posted bond for their respective appearances in court. I have surmised that the three girls were related. The case probably was dropped; I have found no information regarding the ruling of the court.²

Death*

Martha Allred died between 1805 and 1810 at Randolph, North Carolina; No evidence of her death, but John is believed to have had two wives.

Family

John Curtis b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Children

Mary (Polly) Curtis+ b. 1788, d. 25 Jul 1845
Nancy Curtis+³ b. c 1789, d. bt 1831 - 1840
Samuel Curtis Esq.+ b. 9 Apr 1791, d. 24 Jan 1859
Robinson Curtis+⁴ b. c 1793, d. Nov 1821
Elizabeth Curtis+⁴ b. c 1794, d. c 1829
James Curtis+⁴ b. 1798, d. c Apr 1863
Harrison Curtis+⁵ b. c 1801, d. c Jan 1845
Sarah (Sally) Curtis+⁵ b. c 1803, d. bt 1851 - 1860
Lilly Ann Curtis+⁵ b. c 1805, d. bt 1843 - 1850

Citations

[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2000, page 46, Criminal Actions (C.R.081.326.4 & 5, NC Archives).
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2000, page 46, Criminal Actions (C.R. 081.326.4 & 5, NC Archives).
[S1] Census of Population 1790.
[S1] Census of Population 1800.
[S1] Census of Population 1810.

Nancy Curtis^1,2

F, b. circa 1789, d. between 1831 and 1840

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

5 Feb 2007

Birth*

Nancy Curtis was born circa 1789 at Randolph, North Carolina.³

(Witness) Census

She appeared on the census of 1790 Sandy Creek Area, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of John Curtis; page 285, 1 male over 16, 3 females, 1 other free person; listed next to Samuel.¹

NoteB*

John had two daughters in the 1790 census, but only one over age 10 in 1800, assumed to be Polly; George Black's wife Nancy was born 1781-1790 per the 1830 census, so she should be in the 1800 household but is not listed as such.

Married Name

As of 9 October 1816,her married name was Black.⁴

Marriage*

Nancy Curtis married George Black, son of George Black, on 9 October 1816 at Randolph, North Carolina.⁴

Census

Nancy Curtis and George Black appeared on the census of 1830 at Second Regiment, Randolph, North Carolina, page 65, 1 male and 1 female under 5, 2 males and 1 female 5-9, 1 male and 1 female 10-14, 1 male and 1 female 40-49, 1 female 50-59.⁵

Death*

Nancy Curtis died between 1831 and 1840 at Randolph, North Carolina; George appears to be widowed in 1840; Richland Lutheran is the logical burial place, but there is no record for either of them.⁶

Family

George Black b. c 1785

Children

Peter Black+⁷ b. 12 Sep 1818, d. 31 Oct 1864
Belinda Black+⁸ b. c 1819, d. c 1844
Thomas Black+⁷ b. 21 Mar 1821, d. 29 Jun 1887
George Black+⁷ b. 1823, d. Feb 1878

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1790.
[S893] William L. Saunders, North Carolina Colonial Records.
[S1] Census of Population 1790-1830.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1840.
[S1095] Jocelyn Brabham Barrett (ed), Randolph County Cemetery Records, Richland Lutheran.
[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Winter 1986, page 23, "1844, a Year of Distress."

Robinson Curtis¹

M, b. circa 1793, d. November 1821

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

1 Feb 2012

Birth*

Robinson Curtis was born circa 1793 at Randolph, North Carolina; difficult to prove Robinson/Robert was John's son.¹

(Witness) Census

He appeared on the census of 1800 Hillsboro District, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of John Curtis; page 308, 3 males and 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, 1 male and 1 female 26-44; one of the two females in the 1790 census is unaccounted for, but that does not mean she necessarily died.¹

NoteB*

Henry and Robinson Curtice attended the sale and bought items from Col. John Brower's estate.²

NoteB

300 acres, 0 polls, listed as Robert Curtis.³

NoteB*

On 14 November 1818 Rebecca Burgess, single woman, was summoned to appeared before two of the justices, charged with being pregnant with a child that might become chargeable to the county.⁴

NoteB

In February 1819 Robinson Curtis was charged with assaulting John Brower. The bill of complaint dated 24 December 1818 shows that Robert and James Curtis "came to a corn shucking at Brower's house, 6 November last and began to behave unbecomingly. Brower admonished them, whereat Roben Curtis took off his coat and followed him into the house and began to abuse him."⁵

Name Variation

As of 24 December 1818, Robinson Curtis was also known as Robert Curtis.⁵

NoteB

On 16 January 1819, Rebecca Burgess was examined by Justices Thomas Fruit and Robert Julian and disclosed that Robert Curtis, cabinet maker, was the father of her child.⁴

NoteB*

On 4 November 1819, Robinson/Robert Curtis and Joseph Lane posted $100 pounds bond to guarantee that he would provide for the support and maintenance of the child.⁴

NoteB

Robinson Curtis was called as a witness to the alleged assault of Thomas Russell on William Burgess in the February 1820 court session; also called in the same session as a witness in the alleged assault of Christian Brower by John Amick.⁶

Land Sale*

On 21 April 1820 Robinson Curtis sold land at Randolph, North Carolina, to John B. Troy for $250, described as 88 acres on the waters of Rocky River; signed his name as Robert Curtis; no evidence of how he acquired ownership of this tract.⁷

NoteB

On 5 May 1820, John Lane sold Ben, a negro man of about 35 years, for whom he had paid John Brower $200, to Robert Curtis for $300.⁸

Death*

He died in November 1821 at Randolph, North Carolina; probate file opened 5 November 1821.⁹

Probate*

His estate was probated on 5 November 1821 at Randolph, North Carolina; Christian Kime administrator, William Burgess and John Brower bondsmen.⁹

Family

Rebecca Burgess b. 1802, d. bt 1851 - 1860

Child

(?) Unknown Burgess⁴ b. 1819

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1800.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Vol. I, No. 1, Spring and Summer 1977; original document at North Carolina Archives.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1817.
[S1250] North Carolina State Archives, Randolph County Bonds.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Winter 2002, page 51, Criminal Actions.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Spring 2003, page 27 (C.R. 081.326.14, 1820-D, NC Archives); Summer 2003, page 22.
[S905] Randolph County Clerk, Randolph County Court of Common Pleas, Book 14, page 267.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Spring 1990, page 41, What's in Your Closet?
[S1108] Probate File of Robinson Curtis unknown file number.

James Curtis¹

M, b. 1798, d. circa April 1863

Father

John Curtis² b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred² b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

14 Mar 2018

Birth*

James Curtis was born in 1798 at Randolph, North Carolina; age 52 in 1850 census;, age 60 in 1860 census, over 30 years old in 1830 census and over 40 years old in 1840 census.³

(Witness) Census

Tax List

James Curtis appeared on the personal property tax list of 1819 at Sandy Creek, Randolph, North Carolina; 125 acres valued at $300, 1 white poll.⁴

Tax List*

He appeared on the personal property tax list of 1820 at Capt. Poe's District, Including Liberty, Randolph, North Carolina; 125 acres on Sandy Creek, 1 white poll, assessed at $200.⁵

NoteB*

On 19 February 1820 Robert Craven filed a bill of complaint stating that Henry Curtis and George Ferguson assaulted him in his own house; James Curtis bound surety for Henry.⁶

Marriage*

He married Sally Johnson on 19 April 1820 at Randolph, North Carolina; Robert Curtis, bondsman, Jno B. Troy, witness.^1,7,8

Tax List

James Curtis appeared on the personal property tax list of 1826 at Wolfe River, Randolph, North Carolina; 200 acres valued at $250, 1 white poll.⁹

Tax List

He appeared on the personal property tax list of 1829 at Deep River, Randolph, North Carolina; 200 acres valued at $250, 1 poll.¹⁰

Census

He appeared on the census of 1830 at Region One, Randolph, North Carolina, page 5, 2 males and 1 female under 5, 2 males and 1 female 5-9, 1 male 30-39 and 1 female 20-29; assuming Zeno was a member of the household, 1 male under 5 and 1 male 5-9 are unknown and not accounted for.⁸

Tax List

He appeared on the personal property tax list of 1833 at Deep River, Randolph, North Carolina; 200 acres on the waters of Deep River valued at $250, 1 poll.¹¹

Census

He appeared on the census of 1840 at Southern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, page 74, 1 male and 2 females 5-9, 1 male and 1 female 10-14, 1 male and 1 female 15-19, 1 male 40-49, no other females; James apparently was widowed. A male age 5-9 is unknown and unaccounted for.¹²

(Witness) Probate

He witnessed the probate of the estate of Sally Johnson in 1844 at Randolph, North Carolina; Sally's sister, Amelia Johnson, died and Sally, then deceased was an heir. James as guardian appears in the court records. All of James and Sally's children are listed, including Lorenzo (Zeno?)¹³

Note*

Surety along with Adam Brower, for Peter and Thomas Black, administrators of the estate of George Black.¹⁴

Marriage*

James Curtis married Sarah (Sally) Scott on 17 June 1847 at Randolph, North Carolina; O.A. Burgess, Bondsman.^15,1,16

Census*

James Curtis appeared on the census of 6 August 1850 at Southern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, page 92b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $165, 2 children and Joseph A. Henson, age 18, James D. Spoon, age 6/12, and Nancy Curtis, age 1, at home.¹⁵

Census

He appeared on the census of 19 July 1860 at Reed Creek P.O., Eastern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, page 254, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $600, personal at $500, 7 children at home.¹⁷

Death*

He died circa April 1863 at Randolph, North Carolina; probate file opened on 4 May 1863.¹⁸

Probate*

His estate was probated on 4 May 1863 at Randolph, North Carolina; J. M. Odell, Dennis Curtis and Reuben Smith posted bond in the amount of $4,000 on behalf of J.M. Odell, Administrator of the estate of James Curtis.¹⁹

NoteB*

On 7 August 1866, a cash distribution of $7.10 was made to each of 11 heirs of the estate of James Curtis, dec'd. They are named as follows:
1. D. Curtis
2. Eliza, wife of D. Allen
3. Fanny, wife of Geo Black
4. Lucinda, wife of Wm Lane
5. America, wife of Graham Coble
6. Martitia, wife of Jasper York
7. Caroline Curtis, minor heir
8. Emilene Curtis, minor heir
9. Andrew J. Curtis, minor heir
10. Martha Curtis, minor heir
11. George Curtis, minor heir.¹⁸

Family 1

Sally Johnson b. bt 1801 - 1805, d. bt 1835 - 1840

Children

Louisa (Eliza) Curtis+¹⁵ b. 1820
Lorenzo Curtis¹ b. c 1823, d. bt 1845 - 1850
Dennis Carter Curtis+¹⁷ b. 14 Nov 1826, d. Sep 1885
Frances M. (Fanny) Curtis+^20,15,1 b. 12 Nov 1827, d. 18 Sep 1874
Lucinda Curtis+^17,1 b. 1832
America Curtis+²¹ b. 1835, d. 20 Feb 1883

Family 2

Sarah (Sally) Scott b. 1817

Children

Sarah Martitia (Martha) Curtis+¹⁵ b. 27 Dec 1848, d. 15 Oct 1897
Caroline Nancy Curtis¹⁵ b. 1849
Andrew Jackson (Jack) Curtis+¹⁷ b. 16 Jun 1853, d. 21 Sep 1935
Emeline Hannah Curtis+¹⁷ b. 14 Sep 1853, d. 9 Dec 1915
George W. Curtis+¹⁷ b. 22 Apr 1855, d. 29 Jun 1918
Martha E. (Mattie) Curtis¹⁷ b. 1858, d. bt 1881 - 1900
Henry G. Curtis¹⁷ b. 1860, d. bt 1881 - 1899

Citations

[S878] Rev. Isaac Offman, Curtis Family Records.
[S1] Census of Population 1800.
[S1] Census of Population 1800, 1830-1860.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1819.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1820.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Spring 2003, page 28, Criminal Actions (C.R. 081.326.14, 1820-D, NC Archives).
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1826.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1829.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1833.
[S1] Census of Population 1840.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2004, page 31, Johnson Estate Records.
[S905] Randolph County Clerk, Randolph County Court of Common Pleas, RC Journal Fall 2017, page 16.
[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868, Bond no. 000111332.
[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records, Estate of James Curtis.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records.
[S1095] Jocelyn Brabham Barrett (ed), Randolph County Cemetery Records, Richland Lutheran Church.
[S1095] Jocelyn Brabham Barrett (ed), Randolph County Cemetery Records, Richland Lutheran Church Cemetery.

Elizabeth Curtis^1,2

F, b. circa 1794, d. circa 1829

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

24 Dec 2006

Birth*

Elizabeth Curtis was born circa 1794 at Randolph, North Carolina; It appears that Elizabeth Curtis, who married John A. Burgess in 1815, is the same female who appears in John's household in the 1800 census, age 0-9, 1810, age 16-25. There is a possibility that she is the same person as the Betsey Curtice, who was cited in February 1810 Randolph County court, who I have listed as a daughter of Samuel, but I find no evidence of such a child in the Burgess family records.³

(Witness) Census

She appeared on the census of 1800 Hillsboro District, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of John Curtis; page 308, 3 males and 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, 1 male and 1 female 26-44; one of the two females in the 1790 census is unaccounted for, but that does not mean she necessarily died.¹

Married Name

As of 4 January 1816,her married name was Burgess.²

Marriage*

Elizabeth Curtis married John A. Burgess on 4 January 1816 at Randolph, North Carolina; bondsman, Peter Amick; witness, Jacob Brower.²

NoteB*

According to the 1830 census, they had 2 sons born 1816-1820, 2 daughters born 1820-1825, and 1 daughter born 1826-1829.⁴

Death*

Elizabeth Curtis died circa 1829 at Randolph, North Carolina; John apparently was widowed in the 1830 census.⁴

Family

John A. Burgess b. c 1787, d. 7 Sep 1877

Children

William H. Burgess+⁵ b. 26 Sep 1817, d. 6 Sep 1890
John C. Burgess+⁶ b. 27 Dec 1820, d. 9 Mar 1885
Louvena (Lovey) Burgess+⁷ b. 1822, d. 27 Jul 1888
Hetty Burgess+⁷ b. 1825

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1800.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1800-1830.
[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 1980, pages 5-6, Burgess Obituaries.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 1980, page 6, Burgess Obituaries.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Randolph Ancestors by Juanita Jackson Kesler (date lost), citing will of John A. Burgess and marriage records.

Harrison Curtis¹

M, b. circa 1801, d. circa January 1845

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

12 Mar 2008

Birth*

Harrison Curtis was born circa 1801 at Randolph, North Carolina; Census data place his date of birth as 1801-1810; if he was 21 when he testified in court in 1825, the date would be 1804. Harrison also might be the son of Fanny and Archibald Harrison; Fanny was paid by the county poor warden for caring for Harrison at the time of his death, which strikes me as an indication he was not her son.¹

NoteB*

Harrison appeared as a witness in the August 1825 court session regarding the alleged assault by Jacob Clapp on John Brown, on 29 April 1825.²

Tax List*

He appeared on the personal property tax list of 1826 at Sandy Creek, Randolph, North Carolina; no acres, 1 white poll.³

NoteB*

In May 1828, Harrison was charged with assaulting Jacob Foust; Abraham Curtis bound surety for the appearance of Harrison.⁴

Court*

On 1 May 1828 at County Criminal Court, Randolph, North Carolina, Harrison Curtis was charged with assaulting Jacob Foust. Abraham Curtis was bound surety for the appearance of Harrison.⁵

Tax List

He appeared on the personal property tax list of 1829 at Mount Pleasant, Randolph, North Carolina.⁶

Marriage*

He married Polly Wright on 29 July 1829 at Randolph, North Carolina; David Anderson [Curtis?], bondsman, Jno B. Troy, witness.⁷

Census*

Harrison Curtis and Polly Wright appeared on the census of 1830 at Second Regiment, Randolph, North Carolina, page 66, 1 female under 5, 1 male and 1 female 20-29.⁸

NoteB*

On 26 October 1835, Harrison Curtis and Josiah Lamb posted bond in connection with the charge that Harrison had fathered a child with Mary Stout; note that Mariah Curtis had a child with William G. Stout the same year.⁹

NoteB

On 18 May 1840, Messrs. Turner, Wright and Hays posted bond on behalf of Harrison Curtis, charged with an illegitimate child by Sarah Kivett.⁹

NoteB

On 4 December 1840, Harrison -x- Curtis posted bond for the marriage of John W. Marley and Belinda Fox.⁷

Death*

Harrison Curtis died circa January 1845 at Randolph, North Carolina; On 4 February 1845, the Randolph County Court "ordered that Fanny Curtis be allowed twelve dollars & 50 c for nursing and buriing Harrison Curtis." Harrison may have been resident at the county poor house.^10,11

NoteB*

"ordered that Fanny Curtis be allowed twelve dollars & 50 c for nursing and buriing [sic] Harrison Curtis."¹²

(Witness) Bio

SEBASTIAN COUNTY
M. D. Frazier, farmer of Sebastian County, Ark., was born in North Carolina December 1, 1823, and is the fourth son of ten children, three living, born to the marriage of George Frazier and Sarah Russell, both of whom were North Carolinians, born in 1777 and 1782, and died in 1865 and 1851, respectively. The father was a farmer, and a son of George and Mary Frazier, natives of North Carolina. George Frazier was a farmer and stock raiser, a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was at the battle of Cowpens and Guilford Court-House. The paternal great-grandfather, Thomas Frazier, was a Scotchman, and at a very early day crossed the Atlantic and settled first in Pennsylvania and then in North Carolina. The maternal grandparents, George and Rebecca Russell, were born in England and North Carolina, respectively, the former coming to the United States and settling in North Carolina at an early day. He also served in the Revolutionary War. M. D. Frazier, whose name heads this sketch, remained in his native State until twenty-four years of age, receiving but limited early educational advantages. In 1847 he was married to Miss Rebecca Curtis, who was born in North Carolina on the 26th of May, 1830, and a daughter of Harrison and Mary (Wright) Curtis. The father was a distiller in North Carolina, and died in 1845, his wife dying in 1832. Mr. Frazier and family moved from North Carolina to Little Rock, Ark., in 1848, and afterward to Searcy County, thence to Texas in 1859, and in 1860 came to Sebastian County and bought the farm of eighty acres where he now lives. He has since increased his acreage to 700, with 240 acres under cultivation. He served in the Home Guards for some time during the war, and was quite severely wounded in the skirmish at Salem. He is a Mason, a member of the Methodist Protestant Church, and a Republican in politics, casting his first vote for James K. Polk. His children, who are living, are as follows: Sally I. (Mrs. Keener), B. F., John R., Julia A., Susan E. (Mrs. Taylor), and George M.¹¹

Family 1

Polly Wright b. bt 1800 - 1815, d. 1832

Child

Rebecca Curtis+¹³ b. 26 May 1830, d. bt 1901 - 1910

Family 2

Mary Stout b. bt 1800 - 1820

Child

Unknown Stout⁹ b. 1835

Family 3

Sarah Kivett b. bt 1805 - 1825

Child

Unknown Kivett⁹ b. 1840

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1810.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Spring 2005, page 11, Criminal Actions (C.R. 081.326.20, 1826-D, NC Archives).
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1826.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2005, page 14, Criminal Actions (C.R. 081.326.22, 1828-B, NC Archives).
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2005, page 14.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1829.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S1250] North Carolina State Archives, Randolph County Bonds.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 2004, page 47.
[S1147] Goodspeed Publishing Company, History of Various Arkansas Counties.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 2004, page 47, Wardens of the Poor Minutes.
[S1099] Larry Kraus, "Kraus-Everette Genealogy", Ancestral File.

Lilly Ann Curtis^1,2

F, b. circa 1805, d. between 1843 and 1850

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

5 Feb 2007

Birth*

Lilly Ann Curtis was born circa 1805 at Randolph, North Carolina; John had 2 females under 10 in his 1810 household, and George Black was guardian for John's minors Lily Ann and Sally.¹

NoteB*

On 22 November 1818, George Black, guardian of Lilly and Sally Curtis, filed a report on their portion of the estate of their father, John Curtis.³

NoteB*

In February 1823, George Black, guardian of Lilly Ann Curtis, filed a report or her estate.⁴

Married Name

As of 30 December 1825,her married name was Johnson.⁵

Marriage*

She married Allen Johnson on 30 December 1825 at Randolph, North Carolina; James Curtis, bondsman; name transcribed as "Millaan."⁵

Census*

Lilly Ann Curtis and Allen Johnson appeared on the census of 1830 at Regiment 1, Randolph, North Carolina, page 5, 1 male and 1 female under 5, 1 male 20-30, 1 male and 1 female 20-30.⁶

Census

Lilly Ann Curtis and Allen Johnson appeared on the census of 1840 at Northern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, page 101, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-9, 1 male and 1 female 10-15, 1 male and 1 female 30-40.⁷

Death*

Lilly Ann Curtis died between 1843 and 1850 at Randolph, North Carolina; John was widowed in the 1850 census; no estate file or burial record for either of them; they had five children.⁸

Family

Allen Johnson b. 1804

Children

Martha Johnson⁸ b. 1835
Irena C. Johnson+⁸ b. 1837, d. c 1871
Noah Johnson⁸ b. 1843

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1810.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records, documented dated 22 November 1818.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records, document dated 22 November 1818.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records, document dated February 1823.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S1] Census of Population 1840.
[S1] Census of Population 1850.

Sarah (Sally) Curtis^1,2

F, b. circa 1803, d. between 1851 and 1860

Father

John Curtis¹ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816

Mother

Martha Allred¹ b. c 1770, d. bt 1805 - 1810

Last Edited

6 Feb 2007

Birth*

Sarah (Sally) Curtis was born circa 1803 at Randolph, North Carolina; John had 2 females under 10 in his 1810 household, and George Black was guardian for John's minors Lily Ann and Sally; She gave her age as 40 in the 1850 census, which would make her age 13 at marriage in 1823, which seems unrealistic.³

NoteB*

On 22 November 1818, George Black, guardian of Lilly and Sally Curtis, filed a report on their portion of the estate of their father, John Curtis.²

Married Name

As of 13 March 1823,her married name was Brower.^4,5

Marriage*

She married Edwin Brower, son of Christian Brower and Magdalena (Molly) Amick, on 13 March 1823 at Randolph, North Carolina; John M. Marley, bondsman; John B. Troy, witness.^4,5

Tax List*

Sarah (Sally) Curtis and Edwin Brower appeared on the personal property tax list of 1828 at Randolph, North Carolina; no acreage, 1 white poll.⁶

NoteB

Not found in 1830 census.⁷

Census*

Sarah (Sally) Curtis and Edwin Brower appeared on the census of 1840 1 male and 1 female under 5, 2 females 5-9, 1 female 15-20, 1 male and 1 female 30-40; matches household as shown.⁸

Census*

Sarah (Sally) Curtis appeared on the census of 4 September 1850 at Southern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, page 123b, occupation none, widowed, 5 children at home.⁹

Death*

She died between 1851 and 1860 at Randolph, North Carolina; no further record after 1850.¹⁰

Family

Edwin Brower b. c 1803, d. 26 Jan 1849

Children

Lucinda Brower¹¹ b. 1825
Nancy Brower⁹ b. 23 Mar 1830, d. 2 Jul 1884
Judy Brower⁹ b. 1833
Daniel F. Brower⁹ b. 1835
Mary Jane Brower⁹ b. 1838
Sarah Ann Brower⁹ b. 1841

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1810.
[S908] Randolph County, North Carolina Probate Records, document dated 22 November 1818.
[S1] Census of Population 1810, 1830, 1840, 1850.
[S1] Census of Population 1840, 1850.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1007] Randolph County Genealogical Society, Randolph County Tax Lists, 1828.
[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S1] Census of Population 1840.
[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1340] Michael York, "York Family Tree", Ancestral File.

Mrs. Samuel Curtis¹

F, b. between 1750 and 1755, d. between 1801 and 1810

Last Edited

22 Jan 2016

Birth*

Mrs. Samuel Curtis was born between 1750 and 1755; based on age of Samuel and their children; 1800 census lists her as over 45.¹

Marriage*

She married Samuel Curtis Jr., son of Samuel Curtis, circa 1769 at Rowan, North Carolina.²

Married Name

As of circa 1770,her married name was Curtis.¹

Census

Mrs. Samuel Curtis and Samuel Curtis Jr. appeared on the census of 1790 at Sandy Creek Area, Randolph, North Carolina, page 285, 1 male over 16, 1 male under 16, 8 females.³

Census

Mrs. Samuel Curtis and Samuel Curtis Jr. appeared on the census of 1800 at Hillsboro District, Randolph, North Carolina, page 308, 1 female under 10, 1 male and 1 female 10-15, 1 female 16-25, 1 female 26-44, 1 male and 1 female over 45; listed next to John.¹

Death*

Mrs. Samuel Curtis died between 1801 and 1810 at Randolph, North Carolina; no females of her age in Samuel's household in 1810.⁴

Family

Samuel Curtis Jr. b. c 1751, d. c 1814

Children

John Curtis+ b. c 1769, d. 4 Jul 1816
Millia Curtis⁵ b. 1771
Delila Curtis⁶ b. c 1772
Nancy Curtis+⁷ b. c 1773, d. bt 1831 - 1850
Fanny Curtis+ b. c 1775, d. bt 1845 - 1850
Lydia Ann Curtis+³ b. c 1780
Joshua Kel Curtis+⁶ b. c 1785, d. 3 Dec 1842
Judy Curtis+ b. c 1787, d. c 27 Apr 1849
Margaret (Peggy) Curtis+⁷ b. c 1788
Henry Curtis⁶ b. c 1789
Elizabeth (Betsy) Curtis+⁷ b. c 1792

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1800.
[S1] Census of Population 1790, 1800, 1810.
[S1] Census of Population 1790.
[S1] Census of Population 1810.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868, loose records from Randolph Room at Asheboro Library.
[S1] Census of Population 1790, 1800.
[S1250] North Carolina State Archives, Randolph County Bonds.

Delila Curtis¹

F, b. circa 1772

Father

Samuel Curtis Jr.¹ b. c 1751, d. c 1814

Mother

Mrs. Samuel Curtis¹ b. bt 1750 - 1755, d. bt 1801 - 1810

Last Edited

24 Dec 2006

Birth*

Delila Curtis was born circa 1772 at Guilford, North Carolina; date of birth makes her 17 when Husbands was charged; connection to Samuel is the 1794 bond he posted for her.^1,2

NoteB*

On 31 January 1789, John Husband was charged with having begot a base-born child upon one Delila Curtis, single woman.³

Married Name

As of circa 1791,her married name was Field.⁴

Marriage*

She married Samuel Field circa 1791 at Randolph, North Carolina; no marriage record.⁴

NoteB

On 18 April 1794, Samuel Curtis posted bond in the amount of 25 pounds to assure the presence and testimony of Delila Field, wife of Samuel Field, that Parish Garner was guilty of the theft of the whiskey keg belonging to Frederick Smith.⁵

Name Variation

As of 1800, Delila Curtis was also known as Samuel Fields.⁶

Census*

She and Samuel Field appeared on the census of 1800 page 313, 1 male under 10, 1 male and 1 female 26-44; listed as Fields.⁷

Census

Delila Curtis and Samuel Field appeared on the census of 1810 at Randolph, North Carolina, page 165, 3 males and 1 female under 10, 3 females 10-15, 1 female 16-25, 1 male and 1 female 26-44; 1 female over 45; household composition is inconsistent with 1800 record; may be a different family; further research.⁶

Family

Samuel Field b. c 1770

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1790, 1800.
[S1250] North Carolina State Archives, Randolph County Bonds.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 1999, page 19 (Criminal Actions C.R. 81.326.3-1789, NC Archives).
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 2000, page 14 and original document in NC Archives.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Summer 2000, page 14, original document from NC Archives contains Samuel Curtis' bond.
[S1] Census of Population 1810.
[S1] Census of Population 1800.

Bradford Bridges^1,2

M, b. 1828

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Bradford Bridges was born in 1828 at Tennessee.^1,2

Marriage*

He married Eliza Jenkins, daughter of Wyatt Jenkins and Elizabeth Curtis, on 2 December 1849 at Benton, Tennessee; by J. R. Matthews, J.P.^1,2

Census*

Bradford Bridges appeared on the census of 24 September 1850 at Benton, Tennessee, page 286, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $200, no children.¹

Family

Eliza Jenkins b. 1833

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S1093] DAR Glover's Trace Chapter, Benton County Marriages.

Moses Barnes¹

M, b. between 1825 and 1833

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Moses Barnes was born between 1825 and 1833.¹

Marriage*

He married Margarette Oxford, daughter of Samuel Oxford and Oxford Spouse Curtis, on 8 December 1850 at Benton, Tennessee; Moses not found in 1860 census.¹

Family

Margarette Oxford b. 1833

Citations

[S1093] DAR Glover's Trace Chapter, Benton County Marriages.

Martha M. Barnes^1,2

F, b. 1838

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Martha M. Barnes was born in 1838 at Tennessee.^1,2

Married Name

As of 25 December 1851,her married name was Oxford.^1,2

Marriage*

She married John Oxford, son of Samuel Oxford and Oxford Spouse Curtis, on 25 December 1851 at Benton, Tennessee; by Matthew Williams, J.P.^1,2

(Witness) Census

Martha M. Barnes appeared on the census of 15 June 1860 Camden P.O., District 2, Benton, Tennessee, in the household of John Oxford; page 298b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $400, 4 children at home.¹

Family

John Oxford b. 29 Jun 1835, d. 18 Nov 1893

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1093] DAR Glover's Trace Chapter, Benton County Marriages.

Amanda Prince^1,2

F, b. 1838

Father

John Prince^1,2 b. 1805, d. 1869

Mother

Rachel Curtis^1,2 b. bt 1805 - 1810, d. 1838

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Amanda Prince was born in 1838 at Benton, Tennessee.^1,2

(Witness) Census

She appeared on the census of 26 September 1850 Benton, Tennessee, in the household of John Prince; page 289b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $350, 5 children at home.¹

Marriage*

Amanda Prince married William Lewis on 17 August 1854 at Benton, Tennessee; by A.J. Gossett, J.P.^3,2,4

Married Name

As of 17 August 1854,her married name was Lewis.^3,2,4

Family

William Lewis b. 1838

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S1086] Nancy Harvey, "Ancestral File-Joshua Curtis, Jr.", Ancestral File.
[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1093] DAR Glover's Trace Chapter, Benton County Marriages.

William Lewis^1,2,3

M, b. 1838

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

William Lewis was born in 1838 at Tennessee.^1,2,3

Marriage*

He married Amanda Prince, daughter of John Prince and Rachel Curtis, on 17 August 1854 at Benton, Tennessee; by A.J. Gossett, J.P.^1,2,3

Family

Amanda Prince b. 1838

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1086] Nancy Harvey, "Ancestral File-Joshua Curtis, Jr.", Ancestral File.
[S1093] DAR Glover's Trace Chapter, Benton County Marriages.

James Nowell¹

M, b. 1862

Father

Cullen Nowell¹ b. 1803

Mother

Cyntha Curtis¹ b. 1813, d. 13 Jan 1883

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

James Nowell was born in 1862 at Benton, Tennessee; probably a grandson.¹

(Witness) Census

He appeared on the census of 12 August 1870 Camden P.O., District 2, Benton, Tennessee, in the household of Cyntha Curtis; page 455b, occupation keeping house, 4 children and a grandchild living with her, next to John Prince. (She does not appear in the Ancestry.com index.)¹

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Moses Prince¹

M, b. 1862

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Moses Prince was born in 1862 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

He appeared on the census of 12 August 1870 Camden P.O., District 2, Benton, Tennessee, in the household of John Prince; page 455b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $600, 7 children at home.¹

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Aaron Prince¹

M, b. 1864

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Aaron Prince was born in 1864 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1862.
[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Rachel Prince¹

F, b. 1852

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Rachel Prince was born in 1852 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

She appeared on the census of 12 August 1870 Camden P.O., District 2, Benton, Tennessee, in the household of John Prince; page 455b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $600, 7 children at home.¹

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Joseph Prince¹

M, b. 1854

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Joseph Prince was born in 1854 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Drall Prince¹

M, b. 1856

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Drall Prince was born in 1856 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Alsey Prince¹

F, b. 1858

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Alsey Prince was born in 1858 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

David Prince¹

M, b. 1860

Father

John Prince¹ b. 1830

Mother

Cherry S. (Jerelene?) Earp¹ b. 1830

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

David Prince was born in 1860 at Benton, Tennessee.¹

(Witness) Census

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1870.

Sally Johnson^1,2,3

F, b. between 1801 and 1805, d. between 1835 and 1840

Last Edited

13 Mar 2008

Birth*

Sally Johnson was born between 1801 and 1805 at North Carolina; age 20-30 in the 1830 census, and first child was born in 1820.^3,4,1

Married Name

As of 19 April 1820,her married name was Curtis.^3,4,1

Marriage*

She married James Curtis, son of John Curtis and Martha Allred, on 19 April 1820 at Randolph, North Carolina; Robert Curtis, bondsman, Jno B. Troy, witness.^3,4,1

Death*

Sally Johnson died between 1835 and 1840 at Randolph, North Carolina; sometime between the birth of her last child and the 1840 census.^5,4,3

Probate*

Her estate was probated in 1844 at Randolph, North Carolina; Sally's sister, Amelia Johnson, died and Sally, then deceased was an heir. James as guardian appears in the court records. All of James and Sally's children are listed, including Lorenzo (Zeno?)⁶

Family

James Curtis b. 1798, d. c Apr 1863

Children

Louisa (Eliza) Curtis+⁷ b. 1820
Lorenzo Curtis³ b. c 1823, d. bt 1845 - 1850
Dennis Carter Curtis+⁸ b. 14 Nov 1826, d. Sep 1885
Frances M. (Fanny) Curtis+^9,7,3 b. 12 Nov 1827, d. 18 Sep 1874
Lucinda Curtis+^8,3 b. 1832
America Curtis+¹⁰ b. 1835, d. 20 Feb 1883

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1830.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868, Bond no. 000111331.
[S878] Rev. Isaac Offman, Curtis Family Records.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1830, 1840.
[S891] "Randolph County G. S. Journal", Fall 2004, page 31, Johnson Estate Records.
[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1095] Jocelyn Brabham Barrett (ed), Randolph County Cemetery Records, Richland Lutheran Church.
[S1095] Jocelyn Brabham Barrett (ed), Randolph County Cemetery Records, Richland Lutheran Church Cemetery.

Sarah (Sally) Scott^1,2,3

F, b. 1817

Last Edited

25 Jan 2006

Birth*

Sarah (Sally) Scott was born in 1817 at North Carolina; age 50 in 1870 census; 60 in 1880.^4,5,2

Married Name

As of 5 November 1836,her married name was Henson.⁵

Marriage*

She married Henry Henson on 5 November 1836 at Randolph, North Carolina.⁵

Marriage*

Sarah (Sally) Scott married James Curtis, son of John Curtis and Martha Allred, on 17 June 1847 at Randolph, North Carolina; O.A. Burgess, Bondsman.^1,2,3

Married Name

As of 18 June 1847,her married name was Curtis.^1,3,2

(Witness) Census

Sarah (Sally) Scott appeared on the census of 6 August 1850 Southern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of James Curtis; page 92b, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $165, 2 children and Joseph A. Henson, age 18, James D. Spoon, age 6/12, and Nancy Curtis, age 1, at home.¹

(Witness) Census

Sarah (Sally) Scott appeared on the census of 19 July 1860 Reed Creek P.O., Eastern Division, Randolph, North Carolina, in the household of James Curtis; page 254, occupation farmer, real estate valued at $600, personal at $500, 7 children at home.⁶

Census*

Sarah (Sally) Scott appeared on the census of 16 July 1870 at Franklinsville P.O., Franklinsville Twp., Randolph, North Carolina, page 351, occupation farming, widowed, real estate valued at $300, personal at $210, 4 children at home.⁷

Census

She appeared on the census of 21 June 1880 at Franklinsville Twp., Randolph, North Carolina, page 109A, occupation keeping house, widowed, 4 children at home.⁸

Family 1

Henry Henson b. bt 1800 - 1815

Family 2

James Curtis b. 1798, d. c Apr 1863

Children

Sarah Martitia (Martha) Curtis+¹ b. 27 Dec 1848, d. 15 Oct 1897
Caroline Nancy Curtis¹ b. 1849
Andrew Jackson (Jack) Curtis+⁶ b. 16 Jun 1853, d. 21 Sep 1935
Emeline Hannah Curtis+⁶ b. 14 Sep 1853, d. 9 Dec 1915
George W. Curtis+⁶ b. 22 Apr 1855, d. 29 Jun 1918
Martha E. (Mattie) Curtis⁶ b. 1858, d. bt 1881 - 1900
Henry G. Curtis⁶ b. 1860, d. bt 1881 - 1899

Citations

[S1] Census of Population 1850.
[S878] Rev. Isaac Offman, Curtis Family Records.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868, Bond no. 000111332.
[S1] Census of Population 1850-1880.
[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
[S1] Census of Population 1860.
[S1] Census of Population 1870.
[S1] Census of Population 1880.

Henry Henson¹

M, b. between 1800 and 1815

Last Edited

21 Jan 2006

Birth*

Henry Henson was born between 1800 and 1815.¹

Marriage*

He married Sarah (Sally) Scott on 5 November 1836 at Randolph, North Carolina.¹

Family

Sarah (Sally) Scott b. 1817

Citations

[S830] North Carolina Works Progress Administration, North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.