Third Generation
Family of Joseph BANNER Sr. (2) & Sarah McANALLY

6. Charles BANNER Esq. Born on 3 Sep 1773 in Surry Co., NC.176 Charles died in Surry Co., NC on 21 Sep 1857, he was 84.

1794 - Stokes Co.,NC - Charles is on the tax list paying taxes on 300 acres and one horse valued at $20.00. 102

1795 Feb 2 -Stokes Co.,NC - Deed - John Adams, Washington Co.,Va. to Jacob Mounts 10 pds 111 acs waters of Buffaloe CK tract gr. John Adams by State adj. William Adams, JOHN CLAYTON, John Adams,Senr. & land belonging to HEIRS OF PHILLIP CLAYTON decd. incl. Jacob Mounts house & plantation where he now lives. Signed: John Adams Witnesses: Chas. BANNER and Benjamin BANNER 196

1798 Jun 18 - Stokes Co., NC - William Adams for John Adams Sr. decd. for 100 pounds sold to John Clayton Sr. 261 acres on Buffalo Creek. This land is the NC Land Grant belonging to John Adams Sr. Witnesses were Charles Banner and Howell Hartgrove. 197

1798 Oct 11 - Stokes Co., NC - Hugh Clement of Greenville, S. C. sold to John Clayton Sr. 150 acres on Snow Creek. Witnesses were Charles Banner and John Laird. 199

1798 Oct 18 - Stokes Co., NC - Hugh Clement of Greenville, S.C. sold to John Clayton Sr. for 25 pounds 50 acres on Snow Creek. This land was granted by the state to Stephen Clayton and sold by Stephen Clayton to Hugh Dennum. Witnesses Charles Banner and John Laird.200

1799 Dec 15 - John Evans Sr. along with Charles Banner are executors of the will of Edward Evans. 204

1804 Sept 3 - Stokes Co., NC - Ephriam Banner gave to Joshua Banner for "love and affection", part of the land that he received from the Estate of Henry Banner. This land also includes the house and plantation where Joshua Banner now lives. Witnesses: Charles Banner and William Cardwell. 169

1812 Dec 18 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale:
Charles Banner Executor of Estate of William Martin certifys that David Reddick for his wife Mary received a negro slave woman called Jane and her child Franky valued at $400.00. Witness: Tandy Matthews 205

1820 Jul 10 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed, Heirs of John Clayton Sr. decd. sold to John Clayton Jr. 200 acres on east side of Moravian Tract for $130.00. This includes plantation and house whereon Isham Davis now lives. Witnesses were C. L. Banner, Phillip Banner and Charles Banner. 206

1823 Jul 16 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed, Heirs of John Clayton Sr. decd. sold to John Clayton Jr. for $102.00 200 acres on Flattshoal Creek adjoining Phillip Wilson. This land was a NC Land Grant granted to Hugh Dennum on 9 Aug 1787. Witnesses were C. L. Banner and C. Banner. 207

1826 May 30 - MORAVIAN DIARY -"...The Land belonging to the local congregation diaconie on the Little Yadkin and near Germanton shall be surveyed by the county surveyor, MR. CHARLES BANNER. The congregation vorsteher or some one else shall go from here, so that we may learn the location and quality of land."

1827 Apr 18- Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - Charles Banner, Sheriff, selling the property of George Cloud sold to Johnson Clement for $400.00 the following negroes, Edy, Lamar, Matilda, Letty. Witnesss: Andrew Bowman. 208

1830 Aug 14 Aug - MORAVIAN DIARY - " We heard the result of the election: Sheppard for Congress; Moore for State Senate; Buttner and BANNER for the House of Commons." NOTE: According to the Banner book by William P. Banner, Charles Banner was a member of the House of Commons.

1838 Nov 1 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - William Beck & Charles Banner Executors of the last will and testament of John Samuel decd for $2,962.00 sold to J. G. Lash four negro slaves Levi age 14, William age 12, Willis age 12 and one girl Levina age 11. Witness: William Beck Jr. 209

1857 Sept 24 -Surry Co.., NC -From the People's Press Newspaper:
Charles Banner died on Monday at his son's home in Mt. Airy, NC. Mr. Banner was a highly esteemed, respected and useful citizen having served the county of Stokes in various public capacities, as member of the Legislature for several years, and as County Surveyor and Magistrate for many years. 210

On 20 Jan 1798 when Charles was 24, he married Rebecca Jones EVANS, daughter of Thomas EVANS & Ann (mn unk) EVANS, in Stokes Co., NC. Born on 13 Aug 1776 in Surry Co.,NC. Rebecca Jones died in Forsyth Co.,NC on 4 May 1856, she was 79.211

1856 May 9 - Forsyth Co., NC - From the People's Presss:
Mrs Rebecca Banner, died suddenly, May 4, 1856, at the residence of her husband, Charles Banner, Esq. in Forsyth County, in the 80th year of her age. She had been an exemplary member of the Methodist Church for twenty eight years. She has left an aged husband, seven children, a large number of grandchildren, and several great grand-children. 210

1880 Oct 15 - Surry Co., NC - Letter found in the Draper Manuscripts from John Banner of Mt. Airy in Surry County, NC, son of Rebecca Evans Banner:
Dear Sir:
Your favor of the 4th just cam to hand on the 9th. I have not been as prompt in reply as I desired to be owing to the illness of a dear little grand daughter which terminated in her death about that time of diphtheria.
I now take great pleasure in furnishing you with such facts as coming to my knowledge relative to Capt. Evans, his given name was PHILIP. He was born in what was then Surry Co, NC on Town Fork Creek near Walnut Cove, had a brother by the name of DANIEL EVANS, both of whom were in the Battle of Guilford Court house. I have often heard my mother speak of it the great anxiety felt while the fight was going on which was in hearing. You will understand that my mother was the sister of Uncle PHILIP & DANIEL EVANS & recollected all about it tho small. After the Revolutionary War was over my Uncle PHILIP EVANS married and settled in Greenville Co, SC & my Uncle DANIEL settled somewhere in the West, but I don't now recollect where as to PIIILLIP, he was certainly in the Battle of King Mountain and perhaps was a Capt., I cannot say as to that his brother DANIEL was with him but in that fight also. As to Samuel Blackburn, I can give you no satisfactory account, men take to say that there was a man of the name of Black and I have thought his name was WILLIAM BLACKBURN who was a true Whig and Patriot in the Revolution his name may have been Samuel. I am not certain as to that but he was certainly a true man and a terror to the Tories in those trying times. My UNCLE PHIILLIP, I know died in Greenville Co, SC sense the year 1840 at an advanced age leaving several children. I enclose a letter from his son, Wm H. Evans to my brother Elisha in 1869. Which will perhaps aid you in obtaining further information he is still living and I think when his father died.
Andrew Kincannon lived an died within ten miles of this place. I always understand he was in the war of the Revolution and a true patriot. I am sorry I am not able to give you a more satisfactory account of these heroes.
I am now nearly 80 years old my mother and father died some 20 years ago at a good old age. I will be pleased to hear from you at any time and if I can gather anything connects with King Mountain incidents will do so hereafter.
Very Respectfully,
J. Banner 212


They had the following children:
23 i. Constantine Ladd (1799-1867)
24 ii. John (1801-1888)
25 iii. Cynthia (1804-)
26 iv. Sarah "Sally" Reynolds (1806-)
v. Margaret "Peggy" Jones. Born on 26 Apr 1808 in Stokes Co., NC.

On 18 Jan 1847 when Margaret "Peggy" Jones was 38, she married Rev. Solomon H. HELSABECK, son of Joseph HELSABECK & Susanna SPAINHOUR, in Stokes Co., NC. Born on 10 Mar 1822 in Stokes Co., NC. Rev. Solomon H. died in Stokes Co., NC on 11 Dec 1920, he was 98. Buried in Antioch Methodist Ch. Cemetery.

Solomon was a Methodist minister and lived with his family in Rural Hall, NC.

He and his wife did not have any children.
27 vi. Elisha (1811-1868)
vii. Rebecca. Born on 20 Aug 1814 in Stokes Co., NC. Rebecca died in Stokes Co., NC on 18 Dec 1818, she was 4.
28 viii. Ruhamer "Amy" (1817-1880)

7. Charity BANNER. Born on 9 Feb 1776 in Surry Co., NC. Charity died in Stokes Co., NC on 15 Sep 1834, she was 58.

Enslaved People: 1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - From the will of Joseph Banner Sr.:
Fourthly I give to my DAUGHTER
CHARITY BRIGGS during her natural life, and then to be
equally divided between her heirs, my negro woman Lucy
and her increase, to them & their heirs forever. 109

On 12 Feb 1795 when Charity was 19, she married Rev. Jesse BRIGGS, son of Thomas BRIGGS & Elizabeth (mn unk) BRIGGS, in Stokes Co., NC. Born ca 1775 in Surry Co., Va. Jesse died in Surry County, NC bef 1850, he was 75.

1832 Aug 14 -Surry Co.,NC - From Bartholomew Marion' s Pension Application:
Mr. Jesse Briggs a preacher in Methodist Church residing in the
county of Surry and Joseph Williams residing in the same county
hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Bartholomew Marion
who has subscribed and sworn to the above declartion that we
believe him to be seventy seven years of age that he's respected
and believed in the neighborhood he resides to have been a
volunteer of the Revolution and that we concur in that opinion.
Jesse Briggs
Sworn and subscribed J Williams
this 14th day of August 1832
John Wright CCO
And the said court do hereby declare their opinion after the
investigation of the matter and after putting the interrogations
required subscribe by the War department that the above mentioned
applicant was a revolutionary Soldier and served as he states and
the Court further Certify that it appear to this that Jesse Briggs
who has signed the prescribed certificate is a clergyman resident
in the County and that Joseph Williams who has also signed the same
is a resident in the this county and is a credible person and that
their statements are entitled to credit.
R H Parks
Wm C Martin Court
Thos Williams Presidening

They had the following children:
29 i. Sarah (1795-1879)
ii. Charles. Born on 25 Nov 1797 in Stokes Co., NC.
iii. Jesse Banner. Born on 28 Apr 1800 in Stokes Co., NC. Jesse Banner died in Stokes Co., NC on 20 Aug 1801, he was 1.
iv. Thomas. Born on 29 Jul 1801 in Stokes Co., NC.
v. Joseph. Born on 6 Feb 1803 in Stokes Co., NC.

Joseph married Nancy WALKER.
vi. Milton. Born in 1806 in Stokes Co., NC. Milton died in Fremont County, IA bef 1878, he was 72.
vii. Son. Born in 1808 in Stokes Co., NC.
30 viii. Jesse (1811-1877)
31 ix. Charity (1814-1896)
x. Son. Born in 1818 in Stokes Co., NC.
xi. Son. Born in 1820 in Stokes Co., NC.

8. Ruhamer "Mercy" BANNER. Born on 23 Aug 1778 in Surry Co., NC. Ruhamer "Mercy" died in Stokes Co., NC on 13 Mar 1819, she was 40.

Enslaved People: 1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - From the will of Joseph Banner Sr.:
THREE GRAND SONS CHARLES PEPLES,
SETH PEPLES & BANNER PEPLES, sons of my DAUGHTER RUHAMER
PEPLES, my negro boy Ben & my negro girl Rose & her increase
to be equally divided between them, share and share alike. 109

4 Jun 1822 - Stokes Co, NC - From the will of Joseph Banner,Sr. - children of daughter, Ruhamer:
I give and bequeath to my THREE GRAND SONS CHARLES PEPLES,
SETH PEPLES & BANNER PEPLES, sons of my DAUGHTER RUHAMER
PEPLES, my negro boy Ben & my negro girl Rose & her increase
to be equally divided between them, share and share alike.

On 27 Dec 1804 when Ruhamer "Mercy" was 26, she married Wyatt PEOPLES, in Stokes Co., NC.

They had the following children:
32 i. Charles Wesley (1805-1878)
ii. Seth.
iii. Banner.

9. Mary "Polly" BANNER. Born on 17 Sep 1785 in Surry Co., NC.

On 17 Dec 1812 when Mary "Polly" was 27, she married Joseph Vasser GRIGG, son of Moses GRIGG, in Stokes Co., NC.185 Born on 12 Sep 1786 in Virginia. Joseph Vasser died in Wayne Co., Ind. on 16 Apr 1850, he was 63. Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery.

1823 Sept 12 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - Joseph Banner Sr.and Joseph V. Gregg sold to John Banner for $275.00 a negro slave named Sam aged about 8 years old. Witness: C. L. Banner. 105

This family moved to Ohio.213

Research: Born 12 September 1786, it is thought that the Vasser or Vassor in Joseph's name was for his grandmother, Olive Hurst. All indications are that she was the daughter of William Vasser, of Isle of Wight, Virginia, who had among his ten children a daughter, Olive, and a son, Joseph. A Joseph Vasser settled in Southampton County, Virginia, near the Hursts in Surry County, Virginia. Olive Vasser may have had contact with Howard Hurst easily enough. This theory has not been documented. The Hurst family also lived in Isle of Wight County, Virginia.
Joseph Vasser Grigg was a Quaker in his early life. He grew up in Westfield Monthly Meetings in North Carolina. He went to Highland County, Ohio, with his brother Moses Hurst Grigg in 1807. Joseph returned to Westfield in 1810 and was disowned by the Quakers 8 Sep-tember 1810 because he had been in the Militia, probably in Ohio, and had taken an oath, and evidently refused to recant.
Joseph married Mary "Polly" Banner 17 December 1812 in Stokes County, North Carolina. She was born 17 September 1785 in Surry County, North Carolina. Joseph bought 170 acres from his father, Moses, for $500 cash in hand, on the North Fork of Tate's Creek, joining his brother, William A. Grigg's line and also Eli Jessup's line. This was on 4 September 1815. Here their seven children were born on the Tate's Creek plantation, where Joseph himself was born and reared.
In the 1830's Joseph and "Polly" moved to Centerville, Wayne County, Indiana, near his sisters, Mary Hiatt, Martha Talbot, and Ann Moore. Joseph died there 16 April 1850 and is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Joseph was born "Grigg," but the spelling gradually became Gregg in the Quaker community in Indiana. Most of his descendants use the name "Gregg." 214



Enslaved People: 1823 Sept 12 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - Joseph Banner Sr.and Joseph V. Gregg sold to John Banner for $275.00 a negro slave named Sam aged about 8 years old. Witness: C. L. Banner. 105


They had the following children:
i. Martha. Born on 30 Jan 1814 in Stokes Co.,NC. Martha died in Indiana on 8 Jun 1849, she was 35.

On 7 Nov 1837 when Martha was 23, she married Owen MORRIS, in Indiana.
ii. Sarah. Born on 14 Apr 1815 in Stokes Co.,NC. Sarah died in Hendricks Co., Indiana on 26 Feb/Jul 1903, she was 88.

Sarah married Milton HENTON.
iii. Matilda. Born in Dec 1816 in Stokes Co.,NC. Matilda died in Indiana on 2 Oct 1853, she was 36.
iv. Malinda. Born in 1820 in Stokes Co.,NC.

On 8 Sep 1850 when Malinda was 30, she married Owen MORRIS, in Indiana.
v. John Curran. Born on 25 Nov 1822 in Stokes Co.,NC. John Curran died in Highland Co., Ohio on 9 Nov 1880, he was 57.

On 4 Apr 1850 when John Curran was 27, he first married Caroline Miller BLACK, in Indiana. Born on 27 Nov 1827 in Fayette Co., Pa. Caroline Miller died in Wayne Co., Ind. on 14 Feb 1875, she was 47.

In 1877 when John Curran was 54, he second married Margaret RICHARDS, in Indiana.
vi. Louisa J.. Born ca 1824 in Stokes Co.,NC.

On 26 Apr 1855 when Louisa J. was 31, she married William C. DARNOLD, in Indiana.
vii. James Grigg. Born ca 1829 in Stokes Co.,NC. James Grigg died in Indiana bef 1882, he was 53.

10. Sarah "Sally" BANNER. Born on 23 Aug 1788 in Surry Co, NC. Sarah "Sally" died in Stokes Co., NC on 2 Feb 1863, she was 74.

Enslaved People: 1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - From the will of Joseph Banner Sr.:
Seventhly. I give and bequeath to my
DAUGHTER SARAH MCANALLY,two negro girls (viz) Jenny
and Vina and their increase. 109

On 13 Jan 1811 when Sarah "Sally" was 22, she married Charles McANALLY, son of Jesse McANALLY & Elizabeth MORGAN, in Stokes Co., NC.185 Born on 5 Jul 1786 in Surry Co., NC. Charles died in Stokes Co., NC on 24 Feb 1844, he was 57. Buried in McAnally Family Cemetery.

Charles and Sarah are first cousins.

1826 Jan 16 - Stokes Co.,NC - From the Pension Record of Christopher Eaton, an affidavit by Joseph Banner,Sr.
Joseph Banner, an aged old man, resident of Stokes – he has been
acquainted with Christopher Valentine (or Eater or Eaton) since he was
young. Banner knew him when he was an orphan boy bound to Capt. Bynum in
then Surry County. Bynum was Banner’s neighbor. Eaton returned to
William Boyles, also in Banner’s neighborhood. Banner was informed by
“his brother-in-law” or Charles Mcanally who was in the Battle of Gates
Defeat that Christopher was in the battle and he then expected he was
killed or taken prisoner as he was missing for some time. Christopher
returned to William Boyles and afterwards Banner saw Christopher at the
old Moravian town under Capt. William Shepperd in the cavalry guarding
and carrying the prisoners from the Battle of Kings Mountain towards
Hillsborough. 106

1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - Joseph Banner and Charles McAnally are the Executors of Joseph Banner Sr.'s will. 109

1831 Dec 13 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - Joseph Banner Sr. sold to Charles McAnally for $200.00 a negro boy named John aged about 6 years old. Witness: Joseph Banner Jr. 110


Enslaved People: 1831 Dec 13 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale - Joseph Banner Sr. sold to Charles McAnally for $200.00 a negro boy named John aged about 6 years old. Witness: Joseph Banner Jr. 110

1833 Mar 13 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale, Joseph Banner Jr. sold to Charles McAnally for $425.00 a negro boy named Levy aged about 15 years. 215

Research: Legend or fact has Charles was courting Sarah Banner. He called upon her unexpectedly. She was in the back yard and raced upstairs to preen herself and just at the top got tangled in freshly cured cowhides, tumbled down the stairs in disarray and was picked up by Charles. When Sarah was stolen by the Indians and taken up near the Yadkin River, she was made to ride behind a brave on his horse. Discovered tearing off her apron into strips to drop along the trail so that she could be followed more easily, she was stripped of her clothing and taken to camp. Charles followed, accompanied by friends, found her, took off his overcoat, held it before his eyes, walked to the lady and wrapped her in it. She went back home riding behind him on his horse with only his overcoat around her." as written by Francis P. Martin. 216

They had the following children:
i. Sarah Elizabeth. Born on 8 Dec 1811 in Stokes Co., NC. Sarah Elizabeth died in Stokes Co., NC on 8 Jul 1880, she was 68.

Sarah Elizabeth married John LASLEY. Born on 12 Aug 1815 in Stokes Co., NC. John died on 5 Oct 1873, he was 58.
ii. Paulina. Born on 21 Sep 1813 in Stokes Co., NC.

Paulina married Isaac NULL.
iii. Jesse. Born on 10 Apr 1816 in Stokes Co., NC. Jesse died on 20 Apr 1816 in Stokes Co., NC.
iv. Ruhamah. Born on 23 Jun 1817 in Stokes Co., NC.

Ruhamah married James B. WRIGHT.

This family moved to Indiana.
33 v. Nancy (1819-1898)
vi. Joseph Banner. Born on 21 Oct 1822 in Stokes Co., NC. Joseph Banner died in Stokes Co., NC on 11 Apr 1852, he was 29. Buried in McAnally Family Cemetery.

Joseph Banner married Elizabeth Jane CLAYTON, daughter of John CLAYTON Jr. (21) (11 Sep 1788-22 May 1863) & Elizabeth MOORE (8 Feb 1796-11 Dec 1858). Born on 25 Aug 1822 in Stokes Co., NC. Elizabeth Jane died in Forsyth Co., NC in 1879, she was 56. Buried in Clayton Family Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC.
vii. Charles Wesley. Born on 3 Apr 1825 in Stokes Co., NC. Charles Wesley died in Stokes Co., NC on 1 Feb 1904, he was 78. Buried in McAnally Family Cemetery.

Charles Wesley married Ruth PAYNE. Born on 17 May 1837 in Stokes Co., NC. Ruth died in Stokes Co., NC on 24 Mar 1924, she was 86.
viii. Charity Elizabeth. Born on 17 May 1828 in Stokes Co., NC. Charity Elizabeth died on 20 Jan 1914, she was 85. Buried in Lasley Cemetery, Stokes Co., NC.

On 22 Nov 1849 when Charity Elizabeth was 21, she married Pleasant Henderson MARTIN, in Stokes Co., NC. Born on 11 Mar 1816 in Stokes Co., NC. Pleasant Henderson died in Stokes Co., NC on 2 Mar 1898, he was 81. Buried in Lasley Cemetery, Stokes Co., NC.
34 ix. Mary Murilla (1830-1865)

11. Joseph BANNER Jr. Born on 17 Jan 1792 in Stokes Co., NC.

1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - Joseph Banner and Charles McAnally are the Executors of Joseph Banner Sr.'s will. 109

1832 Mar 5- Letter to John F. Poindexter,Esq.
From Charleston, S. C. mailed to Jno. F. Poindexter,Esq*. in Germanton, NC on 6 Mar 1832
Dear Sir,
On the 6th of
December last our Mr. Kelsey wrote you
from Camden in answer to yours of the
22nd November- Since that time we
have not had the pleasure of hearing from
you - we are desired of hearing what
arrangements have been made and what
proportion of the whole amount due us
we shall likely receive. You ans. we
will oblige.
Yours Respfy
Charles McIntire, Aty. 217
* John Fox Poindexter, b.23 Dec 1800 in Stokes Co.NC and d. 1 Jan 1888 and remained a Bachelor. He is the son of David Poindexter and Frances Pope Johnson. John Fox served in the NC House of Representatives from 1832 to 1835 and again in 1844. NOTE: There is a letter in the Notes on Joseph Banner, Sr. that John F. Poindexter sent to Col. Emmanuel Shober dated 17 Apt 1844. 218

1833 Mar 13 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale, Joseph Banner Jr. sold to Charles McAnally for $425.00 a negro boy named Levy aged about 15 years. 215

1841 Jun 28 - Stokes Co., NC -A letter from William McAnally giving a Power of Attorney for his father's estate, John McAnally in Stokes County, NC to his first cousins Charles McAnally and Joseph Banner, Jr. :
State of Tennessee
Lawrence County
. . . . I also further appoint Joseph Banner my trusty friend of the
County of Giles and State of Tennessee, my true and lawful atty. for
me to act as executor aforesaid, to sell a certain portion of land in
the State of North Carolina and the County of Stokes belonging to the
estate of John McAnally, who is hereby authorized to make a deed, for said
portion of land in my name, as though I myself were there selling
said land, thereby notifing and confirming the acts of the said Joseph
Banner in every way and particular. Given under my hand and seal
this 28th day of June 1841. Signed William McAnally SEAL 219

Enslaved People: 1829 Jun 4 - Stokes Co., NC - From the will of Joseph Banner Sr.:
my SON JOSEPH BANNER
my negro girl Edy and her increase, and
my negro boy Levy. 109

1833 Mar 13 - Stokes Co., NC - Deed of Sale, Joseph Banner Jr. sold to Charles McAnally for $425.00 a negro boy named Levy aged about 15 years. 215

On 29 Jul 1815 when Joseph was 23, he married Anna ARMSTRONG, daughter of Thomas Temple ARMSTRONG & Mary McMURRAY, in Stokes Co., NC.185 Born abt 1792 in Stokes Co., NC. Born abt 1792 in Stokes Co., NC.

They had the following children:
i. Son. Born abt 1818 in Stokes Co., NC.
ii. Son. Born abt 1820 in Stokes Co., NC.
iii. Mary. Born in 1826 in Stokes Co., NC.
iv. T. T.. Born in 1828 in Stokes Co., NC.
v. Elisha. Born in 1830 in Stokes Co., NC.
vi. Martin. Born in 1832 in Stokes Co., NC.
vii. S. J.. Born in 1834 in Stokes Co., NC.
viii. Minerva. Born in 1836 in Giles Co., Tenn.

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