I73107: Thomas HAMPTON III (ABT 1654

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Marriage 1 Elizabeth BRIDLE Born: Abt 1655 Place: Va Died: 1747 Place: Of, Isle Of Wight, Virginia Married: 1689 Place: Isle Of Wight, Virginia.

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2 Daniel O'QUIN b: ABT 1772.
Spouse:Barsheba Hall Disc #64 Pin #952155 ^[S3567]

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aka: \SANDRIDGE
8. Joshua Sandridge b. c1786 m. 1 Sept. 1806 or 15 Oct. 1806 (I've seen both dates) Elizabeth Proctor Albemarle Co. d. 1812 Albemarle Co.

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Salathiel Stone, son of John below, was born on 18 Jan 1759 in Perquinmans Cty. He married Jane Leonard. They had the following children:
i Jehu Stone was born on 6 Jun 1802 in Perquinmans Cty.
ii Joseph Stone m. Eva Sink.
iii Abner Stone m. Mary Ball.
iv Sarah Stone.
v Salathiel Stone Jr m. Janet Close.

son of John Stone Jr, son of John & Sarah, was born on 15 Mar 1724 in Perquinmans Cty NC. He married Catherine. They had the following children: i Salathiel Stone, ii Sarah Stone m. Jacob Lamb, iii Huldah Stone, iv Christian Stone, v Susannah Stone.

"Following the American Revolution, the State of North Carolina appropriated lands held by Tories, of whom this area had a large number. Such land was sold as State Grants at fifty shillings per hundred acres. William McCreery bought a Grant of 250 acres adjoining the lands of David Logan and Thomas Bones, which he sold to Hugh Tomlinson in 1783. Earlier William Tomlinson bought a State Grant of 400 acres from Richardson Owens for 210 pounds. This land was on Hanks Branch, later called Culbreth's Branch on the north side of Thomasville as it crosses the park area. A northern part of this 400 acres in the Hunt's Fork drainage area William Tomlinson sold to James Hilton, who then sold its 246 acres to Irah Tomlinson for 156 pounds. Josiah Tomlinson witnessed this deed. A State Grant to Samuel Tomlinson for 40 acres on Rich Fork of Abbotts Creek is described as beginning at a small black oak on John English's line on said Tomlinson's line, thence west on Seborn Tucker's line, along it south to a pine, Moffitt's corner, then along it to a stone, thence north to the beginning. This deed was entered 29th day of April, 1799. We note it refers to earlier Tomlinson land and also to John English and Robert Moffitt, adjoining ~residents. Other deeds of that time show lands held in the surrounding community by Benjamin Ward, Richard Hanks, Henry Ross, Joseph and Christian Wilson, Enoch Harlan, and Nathan Hunt.

A little later Jeremiah Kimbrough, Isaac Jones, Salathiel Stone, Benjamin Ross, Joseph Ross, Thomas Tams, Jesse Taggart, Joseph Stone and Seborn Tucker acquired land nearby. In such a well-settled community, it is little wonder that families of the Friends faith in 1791 organized a meeting which gathered in larger homes on the Sabbath. Samuel Tom1inson saw need of a central place to worship, and on July 17, 1794 made a deed recorded in Book 14, page 843 of Rowan County Records. This grants to Enoch Harlan and Joseph Wilson, "Overseers of the Society of a people called Quakers of the County" a hilltop location of five acres next to Nathan Hunt for a meetinghouse and a graveyard."
-M. Jewell Sink and Mary G. Matthews, assisted by James Hoover originally published in Historical gleanings of Davidson County, North Carolina. By Davidson County Bicentennial Committee in 1976. Transcribed by Ruth Ann Copley, Thomasville Library
Davidson County Public Library System
http://www.ils.unc.edu/nclibs/davidson/beftvl.htm.

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6 John W Tucker b: April 23, 1836 d: 1863 in Richmond, Virginia +Margaret Elizabeth Smith b: September 11, 1836 d: February 27, 1908.

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"educated at William and Mary College; member of the Committee of Co.'s, 1775; m. Martha Corbin. dau. of Hon. John and Letitia (Lee) Corbin, of "Port Tobago," Caroline Co., Va., and had among others the following issue. (See Corbin and Lee lineage.) Will dated 3-12-1799 pro. 8-26-1799 m. (2) 12-19-1792 Anne Ballantine (a wid.)."
Issue:
4--1. GEORGE LEE, b. 1760; of whom later.
4--2.John Corbin; untraced.
4--3.Letitia Corbin, m. Major Catsby Jones, of Northumberland Co., Va., son of Col. Thomas and Elizabeth (Cocke-Pratt) Jones, of Williamsburg, Va., and had among other issue:
4--4.Rebecca Lee, b. 1772; d. 1785.
4--5. Troilus Lewis; untraced.
4--6. Martha Corbin, b. Nov. 4, 1778; d. March 26, 1865; m. Jan. 25, 1800, Dr. Mottrom Ball, of "Woodbury," Fairfax Co., Va., son of Capt. Spencer Mottrom and Elizabeth (Waring) Ball, of "Coan," and had issue. (See Ball lineage.)

Children:
Col. George Lee TURBERVILLE b: 07 SEP 1760
Lettice Corbin TURBERVILLE b: 07 JAN 1763
John Corbin TURBERVILLE b: 18 OCT 1765
Jane Lane TURBERVILLE b: 01 MAY 1767
Ann Silk TURBERVILLE b: 01 APR 1769
Lucy Silk TURBERVILLE b: 11 MAY 1770
Rebecca Lee TURBERVILLE b: 21 SEP 1772
Charles Lee TURBERVILLE b: 16 DEC 1775
Martha Corbin TURBERVILLE b: 04 NOV 1778
Troilus Lewin TURBERVILLE b: 29 DEC 1780

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aka: 2d Baron Zouche of Ashby b: 1175 d: Bef. 14 May 1238 ^[S810]

My Southern Family

Thomas HAMPTON III

ABT 1654 - 1703

ID Number: I73107

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Thomas HATCHER

ABT 1740 - ____

ID Number: I25128

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Daniel O'QUIN Jr.

ABT 1772 - ____

ID Number: I98252

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PARROTT

ABT 1870 - ____

ID Number: I21807

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Joshua SANDIDGE

ABT 1770 - 1812

ID Number: I14894

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Salathiel STONE Sr.

18 Jan 1759 - ____

ID Number: I62873

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John W. TUCKER C.S.A.

23 Apr 1836 - 1863

ID Number: I75477

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Col. John TURBERVILLE of Hickory Hill

14 Sep 1737 - 14 Jul 1799

ID Number: I60503

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Cindy Lee WHITAKER

ROGER la ZOUCHE 2nd Baron of Ashby

ABT 1175 - BEF 14 May 1238

ID Number: I27498

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