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| 101 | Anderson and Myra are shown in the 1850 census living in Cleveland Co. with children; Sarah Jane, William J., and Margaret. Sarah and John (siblings) married another brother and sister pair who were Thomasson's. The marriage of Anderson and Myranda is documented in the Marriages of Rutherford Co. on 22 January 1843. The bondsman was James Crowder. | Davis, Anderson Womack (I6585)
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| 102 | Andrew died young. | Womack, Andrew (I7562)
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| 103 | Andrew is from Spartanburg, SC | Ray, Andrew (I7758)
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| 104 | Anna appears in the 1850 Rutherford County census. Arena is listed as Arcena. | Womack, Anna (I7555)
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| 105 | Annie Gardner and Thomas D. Falls were married at Boonville, Miss. About the year of 1892 they moved back to Cleveland County, N.C. They had five children. | Gardner, Annie (I510)
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| 106 | Apparently Margaret, Lemuel, Isabella, and Jacob Thomasson were siblings who married the children of two of the William F. Davis family brothers; Anderson Womack Davis and Phillip Pinkney Davis. Lemuel Levi served in the Civil War with Thomas's Legion. This info was taken from an article in a Broad River Genealogical Society edition. Some of the info on the Davis family is wrong and the other data is questionable based on the correlation of dates. | Thomasson, Lemuel Levi (I6703)
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| 107 | Appear in the 1880 Rutherford County census. | Bridges, Wiley (I7918)
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| 108 | Appearing in the Yorkville SC newspaper, the announcement for their marriage reads: On Tuesday 28th of August, by Joseph Mccosh, Esq., Mr. William McK. Mittag, of Lancaster Court House, S. C., and Miss Mary Love Wilson, daughter of Thomas Wilson, of Cleveland County, N. C. | Wilson, Mary Love (I785)
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| 109 | Appears as Ella in the World Family Tree Vol 2. | Bridges, Ella (I7807)
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| 110 | Appears in the 1900 Cleveland County census as E. D. Wiggins. | Wiggins, Elijah D (I6358)
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| 111 | Appears in the 1910 Cleveland County census in #7 township living as a widow with Asbury Wiggins, Elijah's father, along with Troy and Waylon. | Ulysses Zellie (I6359)
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| 112 | Arthur's parents are Rev. R. Jack Tate and Lizzie Davidson. | Tate, Arthur (I6627)
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| 113 | at 9:30 PM, Cleveland Memoral Hospital | Poston, Issac Daniel (I2321)
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| 114 | at age 20, 5'7" tall, blue eyes, red hair. | Simpson, Lewis D (I7351)
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| 115 | at home of F. Scoggins | Family (F4137)
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| 116 | At the age of 32 years he rode on horseback to Cincinnati, Ohio; the country then being almost a wilderness. He drew a draft of a cotton factory and when he returned to his mother's on Buffalo Creek, he and Daniel Warlick commenced building a cotton factory and had it about completed when it was washed away by a freshet. They were not able at that time to rebuild. He invented a cotton planter and rode on horseback to Washington D.C. to obtain a patent for it. He went west and was selling his cotton planter with success when he was taken sick and died in 1849, Tishamingo County. He died single. | Beam, Michael (I5096)
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| 117 | At the age of 33 he volunteered and enlisted in Co. B, 34th NC Regiment on September 2, 1861. He was wounded at the Battle of Gaines Mill, Va. on June 27, 1862 and died from those wounds in July 1862. | Wright, William B. (I7818)
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| 118 | Aunt "Et" lived in Kings Mountain | Greene, Sarah P. Etta (I6052)
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| 119 | Battle of Kings Mountain NC 1781 in June, September and one other time he furnished sundries to himself and his company, Military Land Warrant for heirs of Richard King for 640 acres, for 84 months service in Continental lines. No 2810 | King, John (I1)
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| 120 | Battle of Shiloh. | Womack, Turner (I9449)
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| 121 | Battle of Shiloh. | Womack, Nathan G. (I9448)
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| 122 | Bessie was a sunday school teacher at Elizabeth Church and a member of Susan Circle. | Borders, Bessie (I5131)
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| 123 | Biddie is living with her Uncle Lawson Allen Bridges in the 1900 census. | Bridges, Biddie (I7874)
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| 124 | Bill enlisted in the Army on 29 Jan 1939 and was discharged on 28 Feb 1925. He was A first Sargent during WWII and served in both Africa and Europe in a field Artillery Battalion of the 6th Army. First Sargent Simpson served over 29 months overseas and was awarded 6 Battle stars. | Simpson, Jesse "Bill" Fleet (I1577)
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| 125 | Bill is buried at Beaver Dam Baptist Church, Cleveland Co., NC. Bill served in the US Army 12/26/42 - 1/21/46 and was a veteran of the European Theatre in World War II. Bill's parents are Jasper Allen and Cecile Bowens. Bill died of leukemia. | Allen, William "Bill" (I6432)
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| 126 | Birthdate on the tombstone is 1791. Buried in the Greene-Davis family cemetery located approximately 5 miles from Polkville on Stagecoach Trail Road between Polkville and New House. A family history sheet compiled by Biddie Barnett Ruppe indicates Sally's death as June 27, 1850. The 1850 Cleveland Co. census shows Sarah as widowed living with the following family members still living with her: Susan (33), Sarah "Sally" (26), Melena Francis (22), Simon D. (16), Abraham H. (15), William A Philbeck (10), and Abram Womack (45) apparently her brother a blacksmith. William Philbeck is apparently the son of Susan and John Philbeck. The 1860 Cleveland Co. census shows Sarah as an invalid living in the same house as her daughter Sarah P. (36) another daughter Phoebe C. McKinney (32), Mary J. Davis (7), William A. Philbeck (19), William P. Davis (11), William A. Davis (10), and Cela S. Davis (8). Her will located in the NC State Archives is dated March 14, 1866. | Womack, Sarah "Sally" (I5453)
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| 127 | Bond Date | Family (F4240)
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| 128 | Bond Date: 13 Oct 1832 Bondsman: Charles T Free Whitness: B Oates | Family (F5461)
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| 129 | Bond date: 14 Feb 1735 Whitness Wm H Simpson, Justice of the Peace | Family (F429)
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| 130 | Bond date: 15 Dec 1804 bondsman: John Simpson Whitness: Issac Alexander | Family (F5475)
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| 131 | Bond Date: 24 Jan 1829 Bondsman; William H Simpson Whitness: Issac Alexander | Family (F5472)
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| 132 | Bond Date: 24 May 1819 Bondsman: David Simpson, William Simpson WhitnessL Issac Alexander | Family (F5476)
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| 133 | Bond Date: 29 Sep 1836 Bondsman: John M Simpson Whitness: W H Simpson | Family (F1323)
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| 134 | Bond Date: 3 Jan 1840 Bondsman: Jarred Rice Whitness: W H Simpson, Justic of the Peace | Family (F5539)
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| 135 | Bond Date: 8 Mar 1831 Bondsman: John Simpson Whitness: B Oates | Family (F5477)
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| 136 | Bond Date: 9-Feb-1816 Bondsman: Thomas Simpson | Family (F507)
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| 137 | Bond Date:2 Aug 1841 Bondsman: Jefferson Simpson Whitness: H Stewart | Family (F5553)
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| 138 | Bond issued in lincoln County John was from Rowan County, NC and was 21 years old when married Rebecca was from Lincoln County, NC and was 15 years old when married in Iredell County, NC. | Family (F121)
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| 139 | Bonded by Gilford Melton, | Family (F4677)
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| 140 | Bonded by Gilford Melton, | Family (F13426)
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| 141 | Bonded on April 3, 1864. Bondsman was William Scoggin, probably the son of Richard Scoggin and Mary Doggart. Married by Nathan Scoggin, Justice of the Peace. | Family (F4601)
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| 142 | Bondsman - Abraham Womack Witness - T. F. Birchett | Family (F4701)
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| 143 | Bondsman - Anderson Womack & Robert Randall Witness - Drury Dobbins | Family (F3673)
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| 144 | Bondsman - B. A. Jenkins Married by J. M. Chitwood | Family (F3709)
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| 145 | Bondsman - Caleb Bridges Witness - Drury Dobbins | Family (F4822)
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| 146 | Bondsman - Elijah Walker | Family (F3074)
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| 147 | Bondsman - G. B. Bridges Witness - W. Toms | Family (F4973)
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| 148 | Bondsman - Gassaway Womack Witness - T. F. Birchett | Family (F4705)
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| 149 | Bondsman - Henry Green Witness - Edmond Bryan | Family (F4707)
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| 150 | Bondsman - James Crowder Witness - Drury Dobbins | Family (F4368)
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