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1301 He is identified as William in the census Rudd, James William Thomas (I2398)
 
1302 He is identified as William in the census. Rudd, James William Thomas (I2398)
 
1303 He is listed in the household immediately following his mother-in-law Esther Starnes. Hemby, Eli (I8062)
 
1304 He is living with his wife Leah (Leaer in the census) and a one year old female child identifed as F. E. Cole. Sarah Barker 14 is also in the household. Athal Carrell is listed on the same page. Athal Carrell married Jane Cole, the daughter of Tunis Cole and Nancy Cunningham. Cole, Tunis (I3116)
 
1305 He is working as a rollerslap in a cotton mill. Marshall, Ralph Vernon (I1097)
 
1306 He listed his mother Martha E. Slayton as his nearest relative. Slayton, James Lewis (I4650)
 
1307 He moved with his family to Fairfax County, Virginia when he was very young. Dove, William (I8922)
 
1308 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Barnes, John L. (I4845)
 
1309 He was 37 years old and working as a farmer. Moore, Woody Henry (I2320)
 
1310 He was 39 in the 1850 census. Bennett, Young (I8828)
 
1311 He was accidentally shot and killed by his friend Ocris Motley while hunting. He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the land formerly owned by his grandfather Jesse Lewis Bennett. Slayton, Edward Wister (I4655)
 
1312 He was also named as an executor. Bennett, Johnston Abner (I3975)
 
1313 He was also named as an executor. Bennett, James Henry (I3966)
 
1314 He was commissioned in 1776 as First Lieutenant, 2nd NC Continental Regiment. He was educated at Princeton University. Martin, James (I8629)
 
1315 He was divorced at the time of his death. Chapman, James Edward (I7863)
 
1316 He was known as Daddy J to his grandchildren. Dill, Jesse Dillard (I6)
 
1317 He was listed in the census in Aug 1790 in Greenville,, South Carolina,. Also listed was one male of 16 and older and one male under 16 andthree females. He was listed in the census in Aug 1800 in Greenville,, South Carolina,. In the household were 1 male born between 1785 and1790, 1 male born between 1756 and 1774, 3 females born between 1790 and 1800, 1 female born between 1785 and 1790, 1 female born between 1756 and 1774, and 1 slave. He was listed in the in Aug 1820 census in Greenville,, South Carolina,. Living in the household in 1820 were 1 male born between 1810 and 1820, 1 male born between 1804 and 1810, 1 male born before 1775, 1 female born between 1804 ND 1810, 1 female born before 1775, and 4 slaves.

1790, U.S. Census, Population Schedule, US Population Schedules, Greenville, South Carolina, 1790, p68.
1800, U.S. Census, Population Schedule, US Population Schedules, Greenville, South Carolina, 1800, p264.
1820 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, US Population Schedules, Greenville, South Carolina, 1820, p76, Ln 29. 
Stokes, Johnathan (I6899)
 
1318 He was married and worked as a produce dealer. Carroll, Edward Hawkins (I56)
 
1319 He was married at the time of his death. Oakes, Alfred (I3634)
 
1320 He was single and never married. During his very brief life, he worked at the American Tobacco Company factory in Reidsville, North Carolina. Carroll, George F. (I60)
 
1321 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Marshall, Olin Hill (I1102)
 
1322 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Marshall, Charles Junius (I1103)
 
1323 He was working as a sheepherder for the Cherry Sheep Company. Marshall, John Vernon (I1099)
 
1324 He witnessed a power or attorney from Jesse Bennett, son of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson, to his brother John Bennett. Bennett, Dodson (I109)
 
1325 headstone Nance, Mary Louise (I2382)
 
1326 Henninghan was the second wife of Benjamin Cannon. Her surname is not known, but she may be a relation of George Carrington, whose mother and daughter were both named Henningham

Henningham Kannon is listed in the 1800 census for Stokes Co. NC. 1800 Census Stokes County North Carolina, Roll 32, p. 559. Her household includes 3 males under 10, 1 female 10-15, and 1 female 26-45. Based on her age given in the 1800 census, Henningham was born between 1755 and 1774.

Following Benjamin’s death, Henningham continued to live in Stokes Co. In 1805, she deeded her one-third share of Benjamin Cannon’s land to Joseph Smith. In 1809, Henningham Cannon and Caty Melvin, daughter of Benjamin Cannon, conveyed a one-third share of Benjamin Cannon’s land to Daniel Smith and his wife Molly, who was also “one of the legatees” of Benjamin Cannon. The deed refers to a contract between Henningham Cannon and the legatees of Benjamin Cannon. Apparently, Henningham and the children of Benjamin Cannon made an agreement regarding the division of the land and the deed was pursuant to the agreement. The date of the agreement is not given and no details of the agreement are stated in the deed. The number and names of the children are not given, other than Caty and Molly. It is possible that the children of Benjamin Cannon who moved to Tennessee gave up claims to any land in Stokes Co. in exchange for payment.

Note that George Carrington, who conveyed property to Benjamain Cannon in Cumberland Co. also had a daughter named Henningham who married John Bernard in Cumberland Co. VA on 30 July 1767. 
Henningham (I1772)
 
1327 Henry died at about 3 years of age. Turner, Henry C. (I6942)
 
1328 Henry Harrison is listed as living in the marriage license of his daughter issued on 18 June 1885. Harrison, Henry (I2366)
 
1329 Henry is a farmer and owns $150 worth of real estate. Henry, his wife and children were all born in North Carolina Harrison, Henry Jr. (I2370)
 
1330 Henry Jr.'s widow prepared an inventory of the estate on 2 July 1864. The inventory was filed 21 Mar. 1881.

The estate records for Henry Harrison, Jr. appear in two separate file folders. One is labeled Henry Harrison (1864). The other is labeled Henry Harrison , Jr. (1880). The folders are mislabeled. The later file contains records the estate of both Henry Harrison Sr. and Henary Harrison Jr. The folders should be labeled Henry Harrison Jr. (1864) and Henry Harrison (1885). 
Harrison, Henry Jr. (I2370)
 
1331 Henry Rowland purchased the land for $150. He paid $80 on the date of the sale and was obligated to pay the remainder in two installments of $35 each. The first installment was due 25 Oct 1835 and the second installment was due December 1836. Possession of land was transferred on date of sale with Joseph Henderson holding legal title until the purchase price was paid in full. The deed was recorded by the Court during the July 1837 term. The record indicates that Joseph Henderson was deceased when the deed was recorded. Rollin, Henry (I1036)
 
1332 Her 100 acre survey of 1772 on waters of Broad River near Enoree River was sold in 1785 by Mary Wicker, widow of Mathias Wicker, deceased,to Gabriel Anderson (Newberry Deeds A-82). Reitlehover, Mary Sibella (I6790)
 
1333 Her 100 acre survey of 1773 on Buffalo Creek was left by Jacob Frye, Sr. to son, Jacob Frye Jr.. (Newberry Deeds J-587). Reitlehover, Elizabeth (I6785)
 
1334 Her birth date is estimated based on her age in the 1850 census. Cox, Mary (I4749)
 
1335 Her birth date is estimated from age in 1860 census. Keziah, Mary J. (I8162)
 
1336 Her birth date is estimated from her age in the 1850 census. Cole, Mahala (I4586)
 
1337 Her birth date is estimated from her age in the 1850 census. Cole, Leah (I4585)
 
1338 Her birth date is estimated from her age in the 1880 census. Cole, Anna D. (I4590)
 
1339 Her birth date is estimated from her age in the 1910 census. Bennett, Lois (I4549)
 
1340 Her birth date is estimated from her age in the 1910 census. Bennett, Jessie (I4547)
 
1341 Her birthplace is inferred from census data indicating that her parents resided in Caswell County at the time of the 1850 and 1860 censuses. Rudd, J. F. (I2428)
 
1342 Her date of death is reported in a decision of the North Carolina Supreme Court regarding a dispute over slaves left to Betsy by her father. Lea, Elizabeth (I2402)
 
1343 Her death certificate states she was born in 1849, but she is not listed in the 1850 census. The birth date in the death certificate may not be correct.. Scott, Elizabeth (I3041)
 
1344 Her death certificate states that Emma Ruth has 10 months and 18 days old. Her birth date is calculated from age given in death certificate. Saunders, Emma Ruth (I28)
 
1345 Her death certificate states that she was born in Alamance County, North Carolina. This is likely incorrect. Her parents lived in the Williamsburg area of Rockingham County at the time of her birth. Whitt, Emma Eliza (I30)
 
1346 Her death is inferred from the fact that her husband obtained a marriage bond on 15 Dec 1809 to marry Betsy Wright. Atkins, Jenny (I915)
 
1347 Her marriage license issued on 13 Oct 1902 states that she is 44 years old. Campbell, Dillie Frances (I2400)
 
1348 Her place of birth is stated in the death certificate of her son, Marcus Calhoun Rodgers. Knox, Sarah E. (I4342)
 
1349 Her tombstone gives her date of death as 9 Oct 1889. However, an announcement in the Anderson Intelligencer, 17 Oct 1889, page 3, says that "Mandaline" Herron died at her home in Varennes Township on this Saturday past making her date of death 12 Oct 1889. Brewer, Elizabeth Caroline (I5756)
 
1350 Hezekiah Benentt was born in Pittsylvania County in 1793. He was the son of William Bennett. The identity of his mother is not known. Hezekiah's father moved to Jackson County, Georgia and Hezekiah followed a few years later. Hezekiah's brother Armstead was born in Jackson County, Georgia and moved Gibson County, Indiana. Hezekiah followed his brother Armstead to Gibson County, Indiana. Armstead eventually left Gibson County and need up in Texa. Hezekiah remained in Gibson County, Indiana. Bennett, Hezekiah (I653)
 

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