Old Blandford Church, Petersburg, Virginia

{Richard Yarborough’s grave marker is bottom center, above.}

Volume 76 Joshua Yarbrough, Generation Charts, Virginia Tax Payers

George W Yarbrough & Nancy Gibbons, The Eppes Family

Richard Yarbrough (The Immigrant), Joseph D Yarbro & Thurza A

Weaver, William Dock Yarbro & Eliza Jane Calloway, Jeff Davis

Yarbro & Ada Francis Caraway

Compiled by Ophelia Kessler

Contributions by Pailine Gray and Others

Leonard Yarbrough, Editor

June 2015

Published by The Yarbrough National Genealogical & Historical Association, Inc.

© Yarbrough National Genealogical & Historical Association, Inc. 2015.

Dedication

Whether we wish to admit it or not, we are the future of our ancestors, as our

descendants are our future. We owe our descendants our dreams and bequeath to them the

legacy of our collective accomplishments – nothing more and nothing less. To our

descendants, we charge you with the honoring of your heritage. Your ancestors were hardy

folk, god-fearing and plain spoken, and who recognized that nothing was due them except

that which they themselves earned. They were not ashamed to profess their belief in God,

their country and the American ideal. Of course, there were a few rapscallions in our

collective history, but neither more nor less than in any other family.

We too easily forget what it took to forge a life in a new world, one rife with peril and

with little at hand but a steadfast determination to not only survive but to thrive. Our

ancestors bequeathed us with their genes, aspirations and talents. It is therefore fitting that

the Blandford Series of Yarbrough Family Records be dedicated to them for making it

possible for us to be who we are.

To paraphrase Robert Kincaid1, “The dreams they had were good ones. They didn’t

all come true, but they were worth having, all the same.”

Acknowledgement

The Yarbrough Association is greatly indebted to the vision and efforts of Cathy Y.

Walker and William A. (Bill) Yarbrough, the late president and vice-president of the

YNGHA, respectively, for beginning the project to digitize the 150+ volumes of records

accumulated over the life of the Association. Fulfilment of the project was through the

efforts of a number of officers and members, including Bill’s son Mark, Rachel and Don

Yarbrough, Hal Yarbrough, Jan and Jim Yarbrough, Ann and Al Bush, Elaine and Lyle

Wolf, Joan Y. Singlaub, and Joanne and Bill Augspurger.

It was my privilege to be a part of this dedicated team.

Leonard Yarbrough,

Editor

Blountsville, AL

June 14, 2015

1 The Bridges of Madison County, Robert James Waller, Warner Books, Inc., New York, 1992

Preface

These records are the legacy of our Yarbrough family researchers, to whom much is owed. The

known family researchers include Jean Baker, Ann Y. Broadbent, Mary Y. Daniel, Frances (Rea)

Donohue, Betty Humrighouse, Pauline Gray, Evelyn Goble, Nelle Morris Jenkins, Ophelia Kessler,

Frances Lockwood, Karen Mazock Renee Smelley, Dorothy Svec, Jeanette Wilson, Cleveland “Cy”

Yarborough, Edna Yarbrough, George A. Yarbrough, and Robert Price Yarbrough.

The originals of these volumes are being kept for the benefit of future generations by the

Williamson County Library, Franklin, Tennessee.

No claims of accuracy or authentication of the material herein are made or may be assumed.

Many of these records have been superseded by subsequent research. Hence, there are records

which are erroneous and unreliable; it would have been a Herculean task to attempt to correct all

of them. Fortunately, there are only a few critical genealogical facts that are involved, and which

are correctly stated here:

Richard (the Immigrant) Yarborough was never married to Frances Proctor;

Ambrose Yarbrough did not immigrant from Yorkshire; he is now believed to be a

descendant of Richard the Immigrant;

There are so far only two proven sons of Old Richard – John and Richard II;

There is so far no evidence proving Joshua Yarborough I to be a descendant of Old

Richard.

The “Old Country” referred to in old documents and letters is the Colony of Virginia,

not England or the Old World.

There were not seven brothers who immigrated from “the old country”; in fact, it now

appears there were three brothers and four sons of the brothers. Which were the

fathers and which were the sons are so far unknown.

In spite of these inaccuracies, these records comprise much of our history and some of our

accomplishments. There are pages whose print quality is so poor that word recognition was not

possible. In spite of that, at least partial capability for searching these volumes is provided, as well

as an index to each volume. Nonetheless, the viewer is cautioned to perform his/her own due

diligence in connection with any use of this material.

The various spellings of the Yarbrough surname have never been applied consistently, even

within a given family. To the extent possible, the names in the index reflect the names used on the

source pages; where it wasn’t clear as to which might be the proper spelling, the spelling used is

“Yarbrough”.

The material contained herein is subject to the copyright laws of the United States. Material may

be freely used by Yarbrough family researchers so long as proper attribution to the Yarbrough

National Genealogical & Historical Association, Inc. is given. This material, in whole or in part,

may not be used for any other purposes without the express written permission of the Yarbrough

National Genealogical & Historical Association.

We welcome the submission of any Yarbrough family information that can be added to our

growing data base. More information about the extended Yarbrough families can be found at our

website, http://www.yarbroughfamiy.org. If you are a Yarbrough or a member of one of our allied

families, we invite you to join our family association.

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ORANGE CO., VIRGINIA Formed 1734 from $potsylvania Co.

17 35 14-15 July, Richc:q:d Mau14.;i,.n 9£ St ~ ,Marque~t • s Parish. • • Caroline Co. to Richard. Yarb,l:'ough. of.,,St;. Martin's Parish,. Hq.nover Co. Lease and release for 60.current money. Book 1 & 2 pp 228-32

1737/38 22-23 Mar. Richard Yarbro~gh of Orange Co. to Ambrose PowelJ of same. Lease and release for £ 33.15 current money 200 acres, part of a larger tract Yarbrough. purc:l'las~d from .. Richard ~uld;in on north side of Robinson River in .. Mr •. •Fry' s line. . . Colo. Beverley's corner. . .. corner of Zachary Sparks.

Rich'd Yarbrough Witnesses: Zach. Taylor, <:;eo~g,@"t:~~.~3~J,\altl#~;g~~.~:J;,~~~'~'1c,J2~;·~,:;i.t~ 23 Mar. 1737/38 A.cknovlledgedpy . .Ricsard Yq.rbrouq})·in·presence of Zach .. .. . ·.. ---...... Tayl~~t:~ Admitted, to record. Ra~l, ~ife of said. Yarbrough, relinguished h~right of dower. Book i &

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279 1737/38 22-23 Mar. Richa:::-d Mauldin of Caroline Co. to Richard Yarbrough of

Orange Co. Lease and release for 25 current money, 600 acres, being .land formerly by 1ease and release made over by Richard Mauldin to Richard Yarbrough but not being recorded within the time expressed of law is now again acknowledged.

R. Mauldin (B. 1.& 2, pp 264-67)

1737/38 22-23 Mar. Richar<;i Mauldin of Caroline Co., Gent., to Thomas Garrett of Spotsylvania CQ., shoemaker. Lease and release for 20 current money. 246 acres in the little fork ... at the corner of Mr. Joshua Rry's with Richard Yarbrough's line. ·~ . in a valley corner to J.ahn WilsQn ;l .. s.

R. Mauldin Wit: Charles Dewitt, Zachary Taylor, Jas. Be:u:bc:mr .. 23 Mar 1737/38. Acknowledged by Richard Mauldin. On motion of Richard Yarbrough admitted to record Delivered to Thomas Garrett 13 May 1744.

Book 1 & 2, pp 268-71)

1737/38 22-23 Ma;t:Jc,b.~ Ricll~:~rtO:.,.¥.arb~9.'·Hi1h;.Q.f,,,,{'.;St~. Mq.rJq;}s >Par-ish, Orange co., planter, tc) Josh\1~. X~+7:PX'9~9'l~,,.:Qf\.~~~J:B~~.t.::.F.~~~xt::er. L,~.tt~.~~ ?J.I'lcl release for 21.6 current money I, .213·. Cl,CP,es ,;,C:>n •. ,.}tn~·. sout:}l..;.s;i.de . .of:;.the Robinson River. . . on the river bank at the mouth of a branch. . . in the fork of a branch. . . to the river Eig}1t: R.YE7r.: .~c,;JC:l,i,~ .. st Zp.qP,~,cy Spar}(s co;ro~r. (Deed Book 1 & 2, pp 272-75) · Richard Yarbrough

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1740 Edwa:rq Iial.~y .. ot: .•.• }~l.M~f~~ .. i~~?i;r;;;~l~b..!,y,,.f;~f,I9.~~~e:-,Ef12 ·.•.~ie>~(q9~~,,.¥~fP~o~~h .. ~f St-. Margaret,t,s.~ish 1 :, Caro~J~e. Co ... ~':fq~ .~p i>c:).~ds,. cu:pr,en1: money. l~A.

Book 3 & 4 pp. 472-74. 1741 2 7-28 May. · JO~ll4a. ¥~~-P~\Qugh;•,Q,ft;~.;('>~ang,e<···GQ~ 1 ,_p.:J.~:ntJ!r . ., ... J,.ease and..

r~lea$e f?,.r. ~9lbs. 9\l.:t:'f~n,t :.~?~~Y· .. ;.~i."~''~'~'~,,.~. ···· on· south· side of Robinson River on bank at south of a branch against Zachary Sparks~~oner. tQ Ambrose Powell.

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Joshua Yarbrough Book 3&4 pp 417-21 28 May 1741 Acknowl~:dged by Joshua Yarbrough. Sarah the wife of Yarbrough relingishE=d her right of dower.

27•28 May. Jehn.~J'"b;ce:~.z-r-l.t9 .~~S::_&····He:rndo,u. of Orange E_o_ •. J~.~~ .. ~ .. "~,9:,.,~*elease; .. f.or .22 lbs current money~ (t*88 ~ycf,es w}l!c;h -~. (-X~rbroqql~,,~.,·~":,\W~~~s;:hasn~·,;.;Q~,;,~~~~¥· ~.e~n:9: p.;J.rt .. of 980 acres .as by deed· 27 Mar• 1740 PhJ:ll1.p Waters l1.ne. . .Flee~s line, etc. John Yarbrough, Junr.

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July Coux·t. Richard Yarbrough, appraiser, witnessed inventory of Charles I::teWitt •.. , .. 9range Co, VA ~-Jill Book 1, 1735-1743, page 162.

24 Mar. Richard Yarbroqgl1,. St. Ma.;k,' s Parish,· Orange Co., to Joshua Yc:n.rbrough of same, 100 acre~;~ on. Robinson River by Fry's and Powell's. Book 7, p. 186

O~A,Dge:.Cc);;, Mi'l:itary"commissions for Service in State Militia: R~c;:lyu:·Q. ... ~~arbrough,s·,Septembe!.'· 1742 ,.ll!nsigt). Orange Cc,., VA Families, Vol III, p. 238

3 Oct. Iuchard Yarbrouqh signs as a witness to Will of Joseph Bloodwor1~. Will Book 1, p. 303-5.

23 Feb. Richard Yarbrough signed as proof of validity of Will of Joseph Bloodworth. Will Book 1, p. 303-5.

1 Apr •. > •roe).., Yarbrouqh;iwitnesse4 Will; ,fO~:·M9lut~~e"t;t. Will BQolt .2, P.

~J:l •. 'W~J.l. 4~f,,~~.l~n.,,,,,{;.a.Y:OilQM9~ ... a,. ;~y-~'Mawn"'by ... the .~ame of Yarbrou9b iiS mentioned. Will Book 2, P.

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1.738 Tithables in James P.:i,.c;:ket.t, Constable, Precinct for year 1738 Joshua.<Yar.brough · 2; Richard Yarbrough 2

17 39 Ti thCI..Ples in John [1i t<;hel.l.' s Precinct for Year 17 39 Joshua Yarbrough 2

(Both taken from Orange Co., VA Families Vol. II)

1.741 July, Ri.<;ha+:¢l . ·~-4-.r:J;:u;-p.HQfl . -~~toB.~~~~.-~'(il .. i.v,ve.n,tQ.J;y . qf,c.,Ql~r)~e? .. ·. DeWitt . trom.Orange Co., VA Will Book 1 1735-1743.

1742 OrAI)g.~.-.<;1? ... ~ ~~l.~t;.a.:ry: ~;>JI®i§;>ipns for Service in State Malitia, p. 2 38 of Oran~~ ~o~:·~~-i~m{i{~~· Vol. III Eicl19-rd;. 'YCI.~~~Qugh ~~·. S.ep.1;-.• J.?.7 .. 4~.-1··-I!:n~ign

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25-26 June. Joshua Ya~};)J,;"ough wi~ne~.se,cl 9 Q.~ed b~twf;~·~:t:'''~i!l~~tl,;;;r~~~~t~~'~n of Caroline Co. and Jonatl:lap Pr,att of Orange Co.

21-22 May Rich' d Yarbrough .. witnessed a deec;l.betwe~n Joseph l3loo~worth and Robert Hutcheson both of Orange Co.

1 Apr~ 17,50. Orange Co. VA

Joel ·Yarbrough witnessed,. will fo;t:: Jol).n l3a.r,ne~t Will Book 2.

In will of Philemon CaV:PQ94~)};..c~~B~ioiJ9 river J<n9w:n, p:y the. name of Yar:Prough (fr,om:.Q,J:ang.e:-C.o-..,tit't,~~&'tr~~~.~,, ~ool<· 4, .1..744'.;;;17)8. r·. didn't copy page nor the. date.)

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In suit by petitioa brought by . .Joahua Yanzoou.ah •_ plantiff againat J'ohn Towlaa (Fowler or_ %ql01'). defeaclaat for. the a\111 of four pounda four shilliDga_ clue _b7 accoun_ ._ _ t. ~ defeadet appeared and pleaded. he owed 1110thiag wb.ereupoe the plcatiff preduced · hl• wieneaaea and proved ~. aaU. acd.Oa whezteupen it·•· conaiderecl by the court that ••a1d planttff HCOYer qa!.Dat d~endet the aai.d. sum of four pou1ilda four •h1111Dg• and cost.

Page 362 · 1738

On the act!.on by motion of ltlchard Yarbrough as evidence for J'oahua Yarbrough aga~Lnat J'ohn Tayler it•• ordered. that be pay 111m for two days allowanc::ea sceording to law. ·

Page 362 ~ In the acticm. o1~ zachary Sparks u evid.enca for Joshua Yarbrough

agai.nst John Tavler • it 1a ordered ehat he pay for t:wo days allowance accord!.ng to law.

Page 387 28 Sept. 11~38

caae ktween Zaehary Madta. _,;p.bnCt.ff aq.d Hebard. Yarbrough• defendatfailtng to a.ppear j~~- i• &rdted the plaatt.ff againat the aa.id clefeudant aad the aherif~ of the county ~or what of the aU. aued for in the declaratlOJ.l aha11 appear to be juatly ciue unl.ea• t:he aatd. defendant ahall appear at the next court to anawar a&U action.

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This indenture made t~e :f~th,dCiy of November. in the year of OUr lol;Si. __ one thOU$,~.:.§l~X~"·'"'·bya<;\;;~;; ... twd ·:rorty~.i -three, between ,.JOOHUA .YAW?BQl..CJ! .. ~~ .. {~AllAH) his wi.:fe ·in the County o:f Ora.nge of the one part and Q:q,oQ.x,:~c;:.b.::;~JAs9:Y'9P;t;.·~qt. of the co~~y ~or~sai~ of the other part Witnesseth that the said Joshua Yarbrough and Sara~ his wife for and in consideration of five shillings sterling to him in hand paid by the said Goodrich Lightfoot the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted pargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto .. the said•Goodrich; .. LightfoQ;t,;.,\~J.;,1;~~1)~~';•-t:r;a.Qt~ or parcell of laTld situate l~ing and• being in ~~~ •.• e-f;9*7~~iiid:•\COUn~y.:::·antf~PCQ:"~Sh Q7;iQt.·J~~

P:ri'S[lC..S~O., St~.:.ll .. ·. !ARD;~;;lA~t't(.li.G . ~.~.,'t}, ..••. :;c,·,~:·,~~~~~'~i~~!!t,<t~~~v'*;~:Qgth ~ ... Q.e~q,,_,.,Qs;.~J-ng the dat~ .• th~ ••.. l~zy,.q.~;x;i;,,,g;~.;:;~~l).:\i·(att;Jk,tbe~*!.")t.ea.::a;:,.ott.:our,,,,a,,o~~,~.~7%?.;,.f1ill mor·e fully a..'1d at large· appear the said one hundred _acres be the same more or less being also a part of a greater tract or pa.rcell of land lfl\~~~~~~AA~~Al?m~11. Purchaseq .. o{, :the. 9AiB~5:~i~~¢b~dl-~ -.~, · ··"·'~9i-~Fin&4l&.b.~4.~tu.m~;~i~~~~t~J·b~ .. said Jvauldings deed be;9X~&"~':j~b~.~~date;;,th ,\)::f:inayi';rof2,July;;.,one~~tbousanct ~Ye.l!~~!lijA9fed and .. ~~~=R~~~:f.i'~J~·fi will a~pear and is ."QQ.Wlded.,_a.s .. f~llow~tb~~beginning,,Q,u,>·~~.~~§eH~h,:, sid~ .·.C>r,··Jlpbitt~on ... Riv:r··~,,~, .. Jih,~.~;;;<~t&;1~9~Y4·Jf:t:}'s .. ~~Pl~'::<,,Q;,'Q~f;~~<,,t,Qe ,§~3A,;w;~ ver " so~th"ardly,; ~:t.ll,.,.tb~.~s~~··\f;1:y~;kline:.~~'•·~·o,~~.~'lbomas ·Ga,rrott~}~iJ..in~·~:tJleno.e .. ~witb;~~the,;;•Sai<tii Gp-r.~t~~; .. ·~~J1~c:/;,:i;~~·.··i~B~~~~-A;eo;t.E;l.l~iPJ~,1,;,~p~;n9.e.:,.,n:tb;~.J..be:;,,~a.iQ.::.-:PpwelJ.~tr~~e,;:;:1;Q",':~e

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• y-appurtenances whatsoever to the same belonging or ili any wise appertaining and the reversion land reve1~ions remainder and remainders rents and services of all and singular the said Pl~mises and every part and parcell thereof to have and to hold the said land heriilita.ments and premises above mentioned and every part and parcell thereof with the~ appurtenances to the said Goodrich ~htfoot his exec-utors administrators frc•m the day of the sale hereo:f :for and during and unto the full end of th~ term of one whole year from thence next ensuing and fully to be compleat and ended yielding and paying therefor one pepper corn in and upon the feast of St. Michael Archangel if demanded to the intent that by virtue of these presents and force o:f the statute :for transferring uses into possession o:f the said Goodrich Lightfoot may be in the actual possession of a1l and singular the premises above ment 'd with the appurtenances and th~reby be enabled to accept and take a grant and release of the reversion and inherl. tance thereof to him arid his heirs to the only proper use and behoof . of him 'the said -Go'od.rich Light-foot his heirs and assigns forever in witness;..ftl~reof the said Joshua Yarbrough & Sarah his wife hath he:reunto set his hand and seal.s the day and month and yea:r first above written.

, Joshua Yarbrough (Seal) S~ Yarbrough (Seal)

· Signed sealed & deliverei in the presence of us the· •••• above mentioned five shilli.Dgs sterling being first paid. RichaJ:d, ...•.• ;xa;-~,~.:~·:i~:t.t\:~~,~~.i;~,(~}~.M1cboU•~l~:'-2l:loDU:J:etJcme~.!~i·JOb.Q,;.~··~~~2P

At a court held for Orange County on 1bursdciy the· 24th day of November 1743 Joshua Yarbrough and Sarah his wife acknowledged this their lease for lands indented to Goodrich Lightfoot Gent on whose motion it is admitted to recom, and the said Sarah being first privately examined relinquished her right a£ dower to the land in the said lease menti~ned which is also admitted to recom.

l'~~~; . ::o:~Q~tb..\•GibsoJt>·s .cur Release :follows ••• 14th day of November 1743 ••• sum of :forty-five pounds current money ••• Witnesses Rjchartl Yarbrough, Francis Y.d.cheal.l (F, his mark) 'lbos Jones, John Harrison ••••

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N 16. Henry CHAMBLIS

John I.El'DRD *Robin,*Sa1l

17. Thos. BI.ANCHIT

18. Isaac HUDSON *Fill, *Dinar

19. 'Ihos. HAY

20. m? James PRINCE (Moister) TI\John PRIN:E

21. Richard BENNIT E~ *ful

22. John rna::t1E

2 3. Francis ACXX::::E<

24. John 91ARr

25. George GCOCWIN

26. \4!1 GOLIGHTLY *Peter,*Will,*Harey, *Jack,*Calt

27. Rubin 91ARI'

28. Thos. FCDX (Moister) Thos. FCOX (white) Joseph FCOX

*Bob,*Juday,*Hannah

29. Peter WALKER

30. Karmon CXDPER James LE'IT

31. Joseph HARRIS

32. Cristip:x ROBERSON

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Thos. OOBERSCN *Ned,*Sam,*Sarah,*Sucke 6

33. Francis CAPS *Rasha,*Caps,*Philip, *Self 5

34. Abraham GREEN John GREEN 2

35. Philip SELF 1

36. Robert MJRE John PRICKIT 2

37. Janes S.AmrSING (M:lster) James S.AmrSING (white) 2

38. Ben~ CUILLIA\1.5 1

39. Joshua CAPS l

40. Lewes OOBBIT (M:lster) Le~s BOBBIT (white) Mils BOBBIT 3

41. m?&ish JONES (Master) ~.JONES II\John Ja-lliS mAnn JONES 4

4 2 • Wn. .MA1\GUM Arthur .MA1\GUM 2

4 3. fuses HARRIS l

4 4 • Richard BENNIT Jur. l

45. Peter SMARr 1

4 6. Daniel MEJX)RS Isham MEJX)RS 2

4 7. Climnent AI.DRIGE l

48. John M::ILVAIL (Master) John M:ILVAIL (white) 2

4 9. John P.E.:RSa\1 Jesse PERSON : ... ~.O,~f.~, ;~J,~qk, *Peter 5

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50. Richard N::::r:rK. George NIGHT 2

51. Wn. BENNIT 1

52. Peter SAIN:rSINS 1

53. Tho~ HARRIS l

54. John GREEN \4!1 fK:XfiD:)D

*Cait 3

55. Joseph GREEN *Bob,*Jac,*Pat, *Peney 5

56. Thos. TURNER 1

57. Joseph DUK (Master) Joseph DL~- (white)

*York - 3

58 • .Mark BENNEr 1

59. Jaralll NEALE l

60. James 'K:ME.SON 1

61. Wn. OOBBIT Abnor SOLS 2

62. M:l.thew EDWJ'UIDS *Will,*Tom,*Ann 4

6 3. Richard MADERS 1

64. Eustis DANIELS 1

65. Thos. 'HILL of Halifax *Dick,*Simon,*Senis, *Letis

[turned in] by Solamin ALLSTON 4

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John GREEN Christfor ROBSON ih~;ti .. . . . I'I'·~l·'PliiJ,.ip SELF William BURD Rebeker ONBEY Robert MJRE William O:lEEK ~r~s~;· •fl'\illip AISIDN Mark BENNIT Thanas FOX Joseph DUKE Clerrent A.RLEIX;E l<aimOn' 'o:::x:>PER William ~ William BENNIT William DUKE William IDBIT Francis CAPS Bengman o:::x:>PER : William MANGCM Peter 9'-lA.RI' Peter GREEN Lewis BOBIT Charles EARI'HW: Henry TEMPEL Bengmm GWILLAMS John BR:X11 Richard HAKOCK Matthew EDtll\RDS James 'I'HCt1PSON Hichard BENNIT Reubin SMART Hewstis DANIEL Isaac HUTSON Samuel DUKE James SENSThG ~John MJI'ID Joseph GHEEN Ge::Dge GCODIN:; Jarres PRINCE Rishard MADAAH Joshua CAPS 3ohn PERSCN Francis HAKCCK ThcilBs BIANSHEAT 'I'hciras HASE &ish JONES John IANGS'K:N ~foseph PERSCJN · William LIGHI'LEY JerEmiah NEEL Joseph HARRIS Richard HAILLEY John S1ARI' Henry 01AMBLES William HUI'SCN Peter WALKER Th::xms HARRIS

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J .• Arthur ROBER'.I'SCN 15. Isham LEWEY 28. John KIO<ER 41. Fihron HARRIS 2. Ann MADDRFA 16. Jesse R:MIIAND 2 9. John cxx:;c;rn Junr 4 2 • Smith PA'I'I'ER.SCN 3. Benjl!l NICOOLSON 17. Jorm OOBERI'SC'N 30. James NIOIOI....OCN 43. Sarah BENI'SCN

I 4. David PA'I'I'ERSCN 18. Janes HARRIS 31. John Bm::::H 44. Th:::mas P:ER.SCN 5. Chamberlin HUDSCN 19. Jorm El3ERKN 32. Lucy WILLIAMS 45. Thcmas Y<:x.W.:; 6. Charles HARRIS 20. Joseph HARRIS 33. Lewis PATI'ERSCN 46. Wl1 l3lJRKW 7. Edward yaw::; ~ 21. Jorm I..AN2ASTER 34. Ma.tthew HARRIS 4 7. ·wn RCMTIAND

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8. Edward YOONG Jun~ 22. Jo}m OOBBI'IT 35. Ma.rk OOB~ 48. West HARRIS 9. Edward HALI..CW1AN 23. Jo~; TAYIDR 36. Michal HARRIS 49. W!1 PICKRELL

10. George MABREY 24. Jorm HlJI)S(.:N Sen!" 37. Nathaniel FELTS 50. W!' PERS:N 11. George HASELW:XD 25. Jorm HlJI)S(.:N J~ 38. Robert HARRIS 51. W!' BEIL 12. Henry HUDS:X~ 26. Giles OOBERRY 39. Richard BFARDlli 52. W!1 DAVISS 13. John ax;crn Senr 27. Jorm THCMPs:N 40. Sanuel NIOK>I...SCl'J 53. \.,til MAYO

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Richard SMITH Burrell JONES

2. Richard CLAPIDN James HARRIS

*Sam, *Halrran,

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John~ Will!!' DANE

*Tom

David GREEN

Jo~ STCNE

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WI~ ANDERSON & son William

Will!!' WTILIFERD

George RICHARDS

James RAINWATER

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Will :f!l RIOiERSON

Jn? MX>NEY & son Jolm

Willl!l HARRIS

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20. John RIJSSELL

21. *Phillip CHAVERS *Celea CHAVERS

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23. John CLARK

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29. John MASSE & sons John & William

*Tabb & *Rachel

30. Henry HILL r..amuel IANIER

*Sam,*Bess,*Cary

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32. Manoah YARBIDJGH David HUES

33. Tho!? sHEARYDJD

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4 2. John FARMER

43. John FIKE & sons John & Nathan

4 4. Will:f!l BALLARD

45. W!' RI01ARDS *Fillis

. 46. Jolm CARREL

4 7. Thos. WXVLEY

48. Joel WALKER *Ned

4 9 • John :MJ.JRI:XXK *Dave

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*Frank,*Mugraw,*Sarah

52. John BURl' & son John John ECWERS

*Lilley, *Fillis

53. John GUNN

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__ .. _____ .. C{~nville Co.("'IIW'tld a mistake was made in 'the will giving he~ only 200 acres. No~ Betty Spivey is given the 400 acres supposed to have come to her, which is the land granted to William Lawrence Nov. 9, 1756. Wts: John Bowie, Henry Fuller·- ·

58- Nov. 28, 1· Fuller liN WARD and wife MARTHA to GIDEON MACON for 53 acres on both sides of Great Shoco Creek on Macon's line. Wts: James Jones, Mary Howard.

58,5~- Dec. 26, 1761- WILLIAM MOORE to JOHN WILL­IAMS GRAVES of Hanover Co., Va. for 120 pds., 210 acres on both sides of Island Creek on Hawkins' line, Fus­sel's and Cook's lines in Granville Co., N.C. Wts: William, Henry Graves, Benjam;n Kendrick.

59,60- July 11, 1761- JOHN BARNES of Bertie Co., N. C. to JOHN HILL of same place for 25 pds., 130 acres on S side of Roafok'e River, S side of Stonehouse Creek, in Granville Co., N. C. ~ts: Enoch Flood, Elizabeth Hill.

60- Mar:1

19, 1761- THOMAS FUSSEL to JOHN ROEBUCK for 5 pds., 200 acres at Roger Thornton's line. Wts: Elizabeth Wells, Roger Thornton. ·

61- }~r. 19, 1761- THOMAS FUSSEL to WILLIAM WATERS for 5 pds., 270 acres on Henry. Thornton's line. (Sarah, ~ife of Thomas Fussel, relinquished dower.) Wts: Aaron ?ussel, William Williamson.

61,62- July 17, 1761- WILLIAM DOWNEY to JULIUS NI­:HOLS for 10 pds., 310 acres on Hawtree Creek on Sis~­)n

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line. \-Its: Margaret Paschal, Sarah 1oss.

62- Dec. 24, 1761- ARCHABALD GRAJ~ (CRYMES) of Johnston Co., N. C. to JOHN MAN for 27 pds., land on >oth sides of Newlight Creek in the county line. Wts: :ilium Harris, Solomon Fuller, Jeremiah Bailey. This Lame is spelled Grimes, Crymes in body of deed, signed :raham.

63- Nov. 10, 1761- THOMAS THARRINGTON to THOMAS ERSON for 30 pds., the land granted to him Dec. 2, 760 by Granville at Smith's, Parker's, Hancock's lines ontaining 604 acres. Wts: Thomas Turner, Benj. Person, ames Brantley.

64- Feb. 1, 1762- WILLIAM P~RSON to THOMAS PERSON

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for 50 pds., land on both sides of Sheltons Creek :' Parker's, Person's lines, 520 acres. Wts: benjamin Person, Geo. Little.

64,65- Nov. 26, 1761- DAVID ROGARS, merchant, ; Halifax,N.C. to JAMES HARDWICK, planter, of Granville Co. for 8 pds., 100 acres on & side of Hawtree Creek in Aaron Hardwick's line, John Shearin's line. Wts: Richard Coleman, Leonard Henley Bullock .

65,66- Jan. 2, 1762- HENRY YARBRO to SUGAR JOHN-~ SON for 150 pds., 370 acres on N side of Great Fishing Creek at Will Kirnbal 1 s old line to Little Creek near the Falls to Miry Branch at Willm. Duke's line, which was deeded to Yarbro by Ben Kimball Sept. 19, 1760. Wts: Willm. Johnson, Humphre~ B~ilard, Robert Smith. Martha Yarbro signed deed also,

66,67- Feb. 1, 1762- THOMAS FORD and wife ELEANOP. to JOHN SPEED of Lunenburg Co., Va. for 25 pds., 100 acres on branches of Little Island Creek at James Hit­chei, Jr.'s line in Granville Co. Wts: none.

67,68- Dec. 10, 1761- ARTHUR FULLER to JOHN POPE for 90 pds., 150 acres on both sides of Cedar Creek, which was granted to Fuller Oct. 28, 1752. Wts: Thom­as Addison, John Sandland, John Nevill.

68,69- Dec. 10, 1761- ARTHUR FULLER to JOHN POPE for 90 pds., 226 acres which is part of land granted Fuller Mar. 11, 1760 on both sides of Cedar Creek -­original grant of 677 acres. Wts: Thomas Addison, John Sandland, John Nevill.

69,70- Nov. 24, 1761- LEWIS BALLARD and wife ELIZ­ABETH to JOHN RUST of Virginia for 20 pds. , land on . Bowhouse Creek in Granville Co. at Eaton's'.line, wl'l\!. Lester's line, Williams' line, contajning 200 acres~ being part of tract surveyed for John Howard. wts! George Lamkin, John Howard, Julius Nichols.

70,71- Feb. 1, 1762- JOSEPH JOHN ALSTON of Hal Co., N.C. to DAVID ROBERSON of Granville Co., N. r for 40 pds.; 128 acres in William Bird's line. Wt~ Mark Robinson, William Tillman.

71,72- Nov. 4, 1761- RICHARD HARRIS and PRISCILLA, his wife, NATHANIEL HARRIS and MARY, his wife, of Gran­ville Co., N. C. to JOHN TAYLOR, the elder, for 150 pds., land on N side of Goss' branch. Wts: Abra. Cook,

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WARD for 50 pds., 200 acres on W side of Weavers Creek where John Martin's line. Wts: John Butt, Absalom Wills, Thos. Smith. (Lucretia, wife of George Platt, relinquishes her dower right.)

432,433- Sept. 9, 1763- AMBROSE DUDLEY to CHRIS­TOPHER STROTHER for 12 pds., land whereon Dudley now lives and being part of 700 acres sold by James McMil­lion to Ambrose Dudley. Wts: Francis Strother, Richard Strother.

433,346- Nov. 8, 1763- JOHN TREVILLIAN to JOSEPH TAYLOR for 13 pds., 40 acres being land John Taylor, Sr. bought of Nathaniel Harr~s. Wts: Wm. Taylor, John Taylor.

434- This is inserted and is p. 434; next page, 436. Inadverte~y has occasioned the most disastrous of any one thing so incident to the Human species and as the effects is pernicious so the cause is various and consequently will not cease to be while rationals continue to exist. The beauty of the material world

in Unity and the various objects that the mind is in Pursuit of constitutes the business of life and renders that a pleasing scene which would otherwise scarce be tolerable except there is fire in this phan­tastical Vision of life, whose retentive faculty does not sometimes suffer him to commit this common fault, to wit: Inadvertency when too great a multiplicity of objects crowds the sensory it is rare if they be all regularly retained &t all times for our minds bears some and cages with a potgun the last pellet generally drives out the first and by an invention the first will drive out the last by the same rule. This, however, is the case with me. A multitude of intervening objects (resulting from a discourse of some particular import­ance) in spite of opposition had ingrossed my attention more than my present employment ought to admit of that while my mind was enveloped with a variety of reflec­tions musing on one thing and doing another I negle­gently turned over two leaves instead of one, a piece of carelessness that I think I never was guilty of be­fore. I don't write this to satisfy every superficial

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examiner that may peep in the Book to pla} the critic but in some sort to paliate the crime and beg an ex­cuse of the gentlemen to whom the work belongs whose candour and generosity will not suffer him to censure me more than the case justly requires and with this satisfaction I shall remain

The Scrivner 436,437- Nov. 8, 1763- WILLIAM BOWDEN to THONAS

PERSON for 35 pds., 700 acres on both sides of Hawtret Creek. Wts: Benjamin Person, Richard Hargrove.

437- Sept. 27, 1763- DAVID COZZART to ROBERT HAR· RIS for 35 pds., 150 acres that was conveyed by Rober: Harri~ to David Cozzart Oct. 21, 1760. Wts: Francis Day, Jr., Robert Harris, Sr.

438,439- Sept. 17, 1763- JEREMIAH CLAYTON to JOH! NE\olTON for 10 pds., 100 acres on Mountain fork of Jon· athans Creek, including plantation whereon John Newtot lives at James Yancey's line. Wts: Thornton Yancey, James Yancey, Saml. Johnson:

439,440- , 17 6 3- BENJAMIN HUBARD to CHARLl WILLIAMS for 10 pds., 100 acres on S side of Tar Rive1 by deed by William Williams on June 19, 1758 to Benjm. Hubard --was granted Nov. 11, 1757. Wts: Samuel Pitl man, William Williams.

441- Nov. 19, 1762- THOMAS HULAND to WILLIAM BAS! for 17 pds., 200 acres on S side of Cedar Creek to Beaver Dam Branch, which was granted to Thomas Huland. Wts: Richard Taylor, David Min,

441,442- Sept. 30, 1763- RICHARD BRADFORD to PHil EMON BRADFORD, SR. for 60 pds., 360 acres on both sidt 6£ Beaver Dam Creek. Wts: Samuel Bentonr Thos. Br~d-ford. .. "·

442,443- Nov. 8, 1763- BENJAMIN ARRINDILL to LOD· WICK ALFORD for 50 pds. on both sides of Capers Creek: being contents of deed granted by Granville to Benja­min ArrindJ11 Feb. 6, 1762 containing 360 acres. Wts: Mary Denby, Thomas Jones, James Alford.

443,444- Mar. 28, 1763- JOSHUA YARBROUGH to JOSHl NELMS of Northumberland Co., Va. for 20 pds.·, 250 acn on Millstone River, granted 1761 to Yarbrough at Farr' line. Wts: Letty Meglamore, John Meglamore.

444,445- Nov. 7, 1763- RICHARDSON RIGGIN to HENR;

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-. 234, 235~ pr. 16, 1764- JAMES DOZE.R to JOHN NEWMAN fot· 15 pds.,·50 acres on Rockey Branch at Robert King's, James Dozer's, William Smith's corners, and Thomas Will­son's corner. Wts: Thomas Willson, Leonard Dozer, George Willson.

235,236- Apr. 16, 1764- JOHN DOZER and SEBELLAH to GEORGE WILLSON for 25 pds., 100 acres on N side of Smiths Creek at George Lamkin's and Eaton's lines. Wts: John.Newman, Thomas Willson, Leonard Dozer.

236,237- May 9, 1764\. THOHAS FUSSELL to WILLIAN WEAVER for 25 pds., 150 acres on S side of Sandy Creek. Wts: William Hobbs and John Murphee.

237,238- Feb. 7, 1764- JOHN BEARDEN and wife LETTY (LETTESS) for 10 pds. 10 shls !·;·paid by LOVICK GATES, 130 acres at Henry Feage's corner, Graves' corner. Wts: James Reed~ Edward ~nd John Bearden.

238- Mar. lj:·, 1760- WILLIAM RUSSELL to CHARLES IVY for 20 pds., 313 acres on Little Bear Swamp at Ivey's corner, Fike:~~ line. Wts: John Curtis, James Russell.

238,239· Jan. 23, 1764- JOSHUA YARBROUGH, SR. to NICAJAH YARBROUGH for 10 pds., 150 acres at Jones' cor­ner on Sliding Rock Branch on John Yarbrough's line, Woolbank's line, which was granted to Joshua Yarbrough Dec. 5, 1761. Wts: Danl. Wilson, Wm. Cant, Wm. Hanley, Joshua Yarbrough, Jr.

239,240- Nov. 9, 1763- NATHANIEL HARRIS and wife ~~y to JOHN TAYLOR, SR. for 60 pds., 450 acres at Sat­terwhite'·s corner, Glover's line, Mitchell's corner. Wts: Wm. Taylor, JosephTaylor.

240,241- Jan. 4, 1764- SMITH PATTERSON to MATHEW KORRELL of Southampton. Co., Va. for 40 pds., 500 acres on Meltons Creek in Granville Co., N.C. at Jeremiah Neil's corner, Hardaway's and Young's lines. Wts: James Thompson, Lewis Harris.

241,242- Oct. 15, 1763- WILLIAM BULLOCK to JOHN SEARCY, JR. for 70 pds., 316 acres on Great Nut Bush :reek on John Wade's line at Samuel Henderson's line. ~ts: Reuben Searcy, Francis Williams.

242,243- Dec. 5, 1761- Grant to THOMAS ARINDELL :or 620 acres on Crooked Creek at his own line.

243: Feb. 6, 1762- Grant to JOSEPH EDWARDS for 86 1cres on S side of Tar River at his own and at Blake's

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( line. 243,244- Mar. 1, 1762- Grant to WILLIAH BLEDSOE

for 342 acres on Little Shocco Creek in Miller's and in Goodwin's lines.

244,245- Apr. 1, 1763- Grant to SMITH PATTERSON for 700 acres on N side of Reedy Creek at Adcock's corner, Macon's Creek, Hardaway's and Young's lines.

245 thru 249- May 25, 1759- HENRY McCULLOH, esq. of Turnham Green, County Middlesex, Great Britain, ~o CHAUNCY TOWNSEND of Austin Fryers, London -- King George II on Mar. 3, 1745 granted to Henry McCulloh eight (8) grants containing 12,500 acres each upon Ha1 Eno and Tar Rivers in North Carolina with all rights thereto and thereon in as full and ample a manner as of the Manor of East Grenwich but subject to limita­tions -- and whereas the grants came within the surve: or lines marked out to Honourable John, Earl of Gran­ville, who was given l/8th part of Carolina by the King, George II.

The Earl Granville on Dec. 9, 1755 wrote that he would release to Henry McCulloh all privilege to cer­tain lands in his the·Lord's district of N.C., which had been granted to him by the King Mar. 3, 1745. Al: persons who purchase the lands thereof are to pay quil rent to his Lordship, John, Earl Granville.

For 135 pds., paid by CHAUNCY TOWNSEND, he deeds 12,500 acres of land in Granville Co. on Neuse, Eno, and Tar Rivers, which is subdivided from tract No. 12 -- a quit-rent of 12 pds. 10 shls. to be paid yearly to the Earl from Mar. 25, 1757 and the Earl is to havE i/10 of all mines and minerals and l/5th part of ill gold and silver on the land. The rents to be paid un· til Mar. 25, 1760 and at that time the remaining land~ not settled in the proportion of one white person on every 200 acres in the grant is to be surrendered to the Lord Granville and thenceforth the rate of 4 shl~. proclamation money or 3 shls. sterling to be paid for every 100 acres. Wts: Thos. Law, J. Owens.

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Joshua Yarbrough Hesearch cont:irrued:

GRANVIlLE CXlJNTY, N. C. LAND RECDRDS (continued)

Book D page 178 Sept. 19, 1760

r. Benj • K:l.uball tO Henry Yarbro of Va. for 130 pounds 320 acres in Granville Co. , N. C. wirl.ch was granted Oct. 26, 1753 to Kimball and 50 acres also deeded to Kimball by Wn. Johnson wirl.ch was granted to Johnson April 27, 1754 Witnesses: Will Johnson and Pet& Kimball.

T Book F page 1!09 Jan. 1, 1763 Robert Allen to Henry Yarbrough, Jr. for · 20 pounds, 350 acres in Granville Co. on north side of Cedar Creek granted

to Allen Feb. 6, 1762 Witnesses : Jolm Hudson and Fnbt. Allen, Jr.

Book F page 119 July 29, 1762

t Jolm Pope to Henry Yarbrough for 150 pounds, 3 tracts of land in Granville Co. 220 acres granted to Osbom Jeffreys May 2, 1752 and conveyed to John Pope Apr. 27 2nd tract 420 acres adjoirilg Jeffreys and 3rd tract of 350 acres being part of 700 acres granted to Robert Allen July 15, 1762 and in all 3 tracts 990 acres.

Book B pages 417-419 Feb. 28, 1755

"Lintal Hayles of Noithampton Co., N. C. to John Yarbrough of Granville Co. for 16 pounds 150 ac.res on north side of rarr River being part of land bought of John Bishop in Granville Co. Witnesses: John Bishop, Jolm S:inons and ~ Richard Critchfield ..

t Book B page 411 Jobn Yarbrough witnessed deed of John and Ma:ry Parnall and Willimn Person Jan.. 8, 1755

--r Book B. page 421 Feb. 20, 1755 Jom Yarbrough w:f..tnessed deed for John Bislx>p · and wife Christiana to Hezekiah Hassey. -

t Book E page 255 Henry Yarbrough and Richard White witnessed deed for John Hudson and Robert. Allen Feb. 16, 1762 . · --

·iBOok F, page 93 Feb. 1, 1763 Henry Yarbmug):l and John Hudson witnessed deed of Robert Allen (minor) to Ro~ .Allen. . -1

1- Book F, page 359 F'eb. 26, 1763 ~Joshua Yarbrough, Joshua Yarbrough, Jr., and James Yarbrough witnessed deed for SauJel Oloat and Wn. Gant

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Warren Co. N. C. DB-1, p. 231

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-r 19 No~.~· 1766--Joshua Yarbroug,h to ~~-~X (Eli) Ele,Y, both of Bute Co. 20 pds. I 17 I 6 Va. money for 280 A in Bute Co. ()lf"'·l~he~i~~to~= R~~, part of a Granville grant 5 Dec. 1761. \vit: Green Hill ,'i,Melona¥andf.Iarnes Yarhrou~b. Acknm..;ledged by Joshua Yarbrough, Bute Co. Jari; .. &e-·;" 1767.

Ibid, DB-2, p. 235. l? 'r ,,

-r 3 Aug. 1767. 1 Jos.hga Yarbrough, ~r. to Gre.e_n Hill, both of Bute Va. money for 12~ 'tvhere I now live, a_£jacent to Eley Eley, to Sliding Rock, part of early Granville grant 5 Dec. 1761. wit: Yarbrough. -

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Ibid, DB-2, p. 316. 20 Hay 1768. Joshua Nelms of Halifax Co. to William Gant 254~~un, part ... of a grant to1Joshua Yarhrangh 5 Dec 1761. (See Granville Co. DB-F, p. 443)(to Andrew Cant)

Ibid DB-3, p. 44. 29 Nov. 1J.6.9. Hill~m Cant sells this same land in Bute co. on B S,Millstonc Rug--part of grant to Joshua Yarbrough 5 Dec. 1761.

~Ibid DB-3, p. 168. 12· SEpt 12 Sept. 1770. ~Joshua Yarbrough witnesses deed (land in Bute Co. at mouth of a branch run on mill stone swamp)

Ibid DB-3 p. 322. 18 Dec. 1770. i Green Hill to Eley Eley, both of Bute Co. . . .120 A on the Sliding Rock branch adj. -t Micaj ah Yarbrough and said Eley .

... WheJ;tc_Joshua Yarbrough now lives. Wit: Hm. Gant, same Eley. (See Granville Co. I DB 3 P· 2921

Ibid DB-3 p. 292. 17 Dec. 1770. "\James Yarbrough witnesses deed from Eley Eley • . . land on 1-'lill Stone .Creek;"S!iding Rock Branch.

Ibid DB-6, p. 374. 2 Mar. 1776. Andr~w Gant to Hm. Boon •• 250 A in Bute Co. _·, on BX the l"lillstone .•• part of grant fo Joshua Yarbrough 5 Dec. 1761 (See

DB-3 p. 44 above)

..._ Ibid DB-2 p. 202. G~ Feb. 1767f+ both of Bute Co. • ~. 25Q Acres in

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...... ,;fu:~·~····;, 1 Ibid DB-5 p. 193. 19 Jan. ~u.zA1l '1Nanoah Yarbrough of Georgi~·=-trovince .. to Isham

Gant .••. 200 A in Bute on SigemCH;"e Cr., part of a tract wirere John Yarbrough flOW lives. -1 J

Ibid DB-5 p. 219. 16 Feb. 1.775. Zachariah Yarbrough to James narrow (sic) both of Bute Co. 50 A in Bute Co. on Sycamore Cr •.•• Reg. 15 April 1775 as ~eed from Zachariah Yarbrough to1James Yarbrow.

·+ Ibid. DB-5, p. 234.. 18 Nov. 177j. \ Johtb:Yarbrough to Wm Denson, both of B,ute co. \ mortgage on 3 negroes, livestock, household goods, crop, etc. (to secure debt) ••• 200A on S S Segemore Creek to Bishop's Branch (See DB-2, p. 202 above) 1

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Research on Joslrua Yarbrough continued:

GHANVILLE OOUN'IY, NJRIH CAIDLINA

Tax Ust 1755 Granville County; North Carolina Vol. 5-7 p. 585

John Yarbrough Joshua Yarbrough

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LAND GRANl'S OF GWMITLE CXlJN1Y, N. C.

f JOSHUA YARBROUGI Bcx>k 14, page 109, file 1084, 700 acres, ilru.y 29, 1761 on the south siru~ of Shacco Creek

ABSTRACTS OF FARLY D1~ OF GRANVILLE CD 1746- 1765 by Zae Hargett Gwynn

Book C page 213 July 5, 17 56 1 Johrt Sullivant of _!~:!Plin Co., N. c. to Hamah Yarbrough of same province for 40~ pas, 249 acrel:J on both-sides of Syca:rore Creek ani John Yarbrough's line. Witnesses: Dm'1 Sullivan, ~. and John Bis~.

Book C page 214 Jan. 12, 1757 '1hcmas Vinson, Jr. (tb:rught to be son­in-law of Josl';la) of No~t Parish of Northampton Co. N. C. to Wn. Richardson 65 acres in Granville Co. ·

Book C. pag~ 221 F4eb. 25, 1757

f Jom Yarbrough to Malnoah Yarbrough for 16 pels. 150 acres :fn Gramril1e Co. on west side of SyCBJmre Creek being land John Yarbrough ~ of Lint:Qn ~. Witnesses : 'i ·lh:>s. Yarbro ,'1Mary Yarbro, Rich' d Critchfield

Book G. p. 238, 239 Jan. 23, 1764

·t Joshua Yarbrough, Sr. to Uicajah ~arbrough for 10 pds, 150 acr•: at Jones comer en Sliding· Rock Branch m1John Yarbrough's line, \tklO~'s·line lidch was granted oo-rJoshua Yarbrough Dec. 5, 1761. Wi~ses;·· Jlan'l Wilson, Wn Gant, Wn Hcv:lley andtJoshua. Yarbrough, Jr~ Clhis Joshla,Jr~ is probably the one ~~ later in Mecklenburg Ch. N. C.)

Book D p8ge 379 Sept. 5, 1761 :

·"'J Joshua Yarbrough to lbanas Imri.s of Halifax Co. N. C . ..,~ pounds, land at t«xxl's line on Shacco ~~. 'Ihanas Davis line. Witnesses: Robert~, PhilUP-Qee, and samuermner :Book F pages 443, 444 Mar. 28, 1763 . ,

·t Joshua Ym:brough to Joshua Nelms of Northt.mberland Co. , Va. for 20 pounds, · 250 acres oo Millstone River, granted 1761 to Yarbrough at Farr's line.

Witnesses: Letty Meglarmre, Jolm Megl.anore.

Book E. page 65 o.tHEmy Yarbro to Sugar Johnson for 150 pounds (Jan• 2, 1762) 370 acres on rorth s:ide of Great Fis~Creek at: Will K:lnbals. qld. liite to ~

·.--r Little Creek to Miry Branch at Willi ~ line Y.hl.ch was deeded to Yarbro · ~ by BEll K:fiiball sept. 19, 176_0. +Martha Yarbro si~ the~ also with Henry.

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North Carolina

GRANVILLE COUNTY LAND RECORDS

Grantor Index 1756-1760 ( Jno Yarborough to Manoah Yarborough Book

1760-1762 Joshua Yarbrough to Thos. Davis

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William Yarbrough/ Anne Clement

6 June 1808 Granville Co., N.C.

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Grantee Index 17 51-17 56

John Yarbrough from Senton Balers·· .

1756-1760 Manoah Yarbrough from Jno Sullivan .·

~ Manoah Yarbrough from Jno Yarbrough

1760-1762 Henry Yarbrough from Benj. Kimball

1762-1763 Henry Yarbrough from ~obt. Allen Henry Yarbrough from Jno Pope

1763-1765 Micajah Yarbrough from Yarbrough

17 55-1779 ~ Chas. Yarbrough from The Sheriff

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Orange Co. N~C. made from Granvi]le Co. N.C. in 1771-1775.

Granville Co. Muster Roll of t: the Regiment~in Granv~lle ~~ ..

under the Co'mmand of Col V•:tllla. Eaton as taken 8 Oct. 1754 Capt. Sugan Jones's Co.

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D E: V I N - 1-1 0 W E L L And The Related Families Of

NOWLIN, WADE, YARBROUGH, GIBBONS, EPPES

Compiled and written by ,

Pauline Devin Gray P.O. Box 428

Kingston, Oklahoma 73439

1987

Amelia Co. ,, Va. formed from

Burnswick and Prince George Co. va..

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I I. THE DEVIN FAMILY. . . . . . . · · · · · · · · 1

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A. William Devin and Sarah Smith Family ... B. Joseph Devin and Elizabeth Nowlin Family. C. John Devin and Anne Bibb Nowlin Family ...•.. D. Joseph Devin and Sarah Ann Brown Family . . . . . E. James Brown Devin and Martha ~ps Howell Family . .

II. THE NOWLIN FAMILY . . . . . . . . 275 .279

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I A. James Nowlin I and Catherine Ward Family. . B. James Nowlin II and Martha Collins Family . c. Bryan Ward Nowlin and Lucy Wade Family.

D. David Nowlin and Lucy Hensley Family.

IV. THE HOWELL FAMILY . . . . . .

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III. THE WADE FAMI:LY . . . . . . . A. Edward Wade and Mary Clemons. . . . . B. Lucy Wade and Bryan ward Nowlin Family.

A. Thomas Howell and Rose Rust Family. . . . . • .303 B. John Howell and Mary Bradfield Family . .305 C. Charles Bradfield Howell and Martha Dawson Family . .307

1. Bradfield Howell and Clarissa Ann Brown Family. .309 2. Mary Howell and George McWicker Family ........ 311 3. Alfred Howell and Martha Rebecca Yarbrough Family .. 315

v. THE YARBROUGH FAMILY. . . . .343

I A. Joshua and Sarah Yarbrough Family . . 355

B. Joshua Yarbrough II and Family. .359

c. Reuben and Rebecca Yarbrough Family . . . 365

D. George w. Yarbrough and Nancy E. Gibbons Family . . .407

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VI. THE GIBBONS FAMILY. . . .393

A. Thomas I and Mary Gibbons Family. . . . .395

B. Thomas Gibbons II and Sarah Cairox Family . . . .396

c. John B. Gibbons and Rebecca Gibbons Family. . . .398

D. Thomas Gibbons III and Anne Eppes Family. . .399

E. Thomas Gibbons IV Family. . . . . .403

F. Nancy E. Gibbons and George Yarbrough Family. .407

VII. THE EPPS FA1-1ILY . .411

A. Alan Eps Family . . . .413

B. John and Margaret Eps Family. .415

c. John II and Alice Epse Family . . . . . . .417

D. Alan Epse and Agnes Harle Family. .. . . . .418

E. John EpE:!S and Thomazine Fisher Family .419

F. Francis and Marie Eppes Family. . . .421

G. John Eppes and Mary Kent Family . .427

H. Daniel and Mary Eppes Family. . .428

I. Edward Eppes and Mary Anderson Family .429

J. Anne Eppes and Thomas Gibbons Family. . . 431

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TO THE READERS

Although much more research needs to be done, I feel that after ten years of using all the bits and pieces of time left over from working and living, it is time to insure the fruits of my labor do not mold away in sorre stored files should something unforeseen happen to me. Then, too, my older brothers and sisters have been urging me to get the history com­pleted while they are still around to enjoy it. Three have already passed on since I began the project.

I have found genealogy very interesting and rewarding, similar to prospecting for gold. You know what you are looking for, but know only in a general way where to look. An obscure book in a library, a worn­out family Bible, a yellowed letter, or a query in a genealogical maga­zine may give the clue that leads to the genealogist's bonanza--a real break through. But again, like the prospector, the genealogist has more disappointments than happy surprises.

The search was made more difficult by the errors in records. Census records, given by persons who happened to be home when the census taker came, are full of inconsistencies. one year's census may give the person's birthplace as Tennessee, and the next one will give his place of birth and age completely different. Also the narres were spelled in different ways. Then finding so much material without documentation was so frustrating, I have gone to great lengths to document as much of my information as was possible and reasonable by placing footnotes, not at the bottom of each page, but at the end of each part. The worst problem I encountered, how­ever, was finding that the documents I needed had been lost by careless office workers or destroyed in a courthouse fire or by the Union soldiers when they took over the courthouses during the Civil War.

When I began and my father 40. while they lived. joyed learning of was living when I

this research, my mother had been dead nearly 20 years How I've regretted I wasn't interested in genealogy They could have been so much help and would have en­

their heritage. I never knew my grandparents, only one was born, and she died before I reached the age of two.

The research has been fun, especially making trips to the court houses, cemeteries, archives, and finding the home places. Reading reel after reel of microfilm was so:rretimes tedious and tiring, but even that was more enjoy­able than trying to put: the material compiled into acceptable book form-­rewording and retyping page after page. I have tried to eliminate errors, but I'm sure some will be found. Please know that they were unintentional. If your family's records are not included, I'm sorry. I did my best. I had trouble locating some relatives and others failed to respond.

Since I'm not a very creative person, I have :f:ound wording the mater­ial so that you, the readers, will get a mental picture of these ancestors as they lived their lives to be the most difficult job of all. How much easier it would have been just to have given the bare essentials--names, dates, and the places-·-but then they would have been mere names on printed pages. I wanted you to see them as real people who lived and to get a glimpse of the times in which they lived. If I've succeeded in a small degree, I will be satisfied.

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TO OUR ANCESTORS

This family history has been done as a tribute to you, our ancestors, for the part you played in shaping the destiny of our great country and the influence you have had and will continue to have on the lives of your descendants.

I found no royalty or rren of fame among you. Wealth was not the heritage you l1eft us--most of you were poor dirt farmers--yet you were the salt of the earth. You did your part in rolling back the frontiers and civilizing the wilderness.

Some of you gave your lives in defense of the country you loved; others gave up precious sons in the conflicts. You made sure our nation was founded on Christian, as well as democratic

principles.

I wasn't privileged to know any of you personally except my mother and father, Martha Epps (Effie) Howell and James (Jimmy) Brown Devin, but their lives and teachings were a reflection of you, their ancestors. It was your training and example that molded them into honest upright citizens who became parents worthy of our love and respect.

The rest of you I have come to love as I traced your steps through the pages of time. At first you were merely a name on a pedigree chart, but then as I found through research the places you lived, the land you bought and sold, the battles in which you fought, and the children you bore, you came alive to me, and I had such a yearning to know more about you--to see the homes in which you lived, to walk on the soil you had tilled, and to find your final resting

places.

My desire was realized with many of you. What an awesome feel­ing to stand by graves where you were laid to rest two hundred years ago, and viewing one ancestral home, still standing after nearly t.hree hundred years, was a sacred time for me.

There were disappointments, however, for some cemeteries had been leveled for the advancement of civilization. Forgive us for not holding your final rest~ng places so sacred this couldn't have ever

happened.

You are not going to be portrayed as perfect. You were human, making mistakes as we do today; however, not a single incident has been found which caused me to hang my head in sham~. I am proud to claim all of you as my own and to present you through the pages of this book to your other present and future descendants. May they come to know that you are more than names on printed pages. May they come to love and respect you as I have.

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A Abbott, Robert, 55, 106 Abrall, Robert, 45 Adams, 60, 132, 133, 147, 207, 209, 302 Adams, Linda, 71 Addison, Thomas, 17 Aldon, Daniel, 359 Aldon, Hubert, 280, 359 Alexander, 101, 132, 173, 288 Alexander, Isaac, 60, 147 Alexander, Samuel P., 147 Alford, James, 18 Allen, 24, 60, 80, 82, 133, 147, 207, 365 Allen, Robert, 24 Angelone, Jeri, 351 Angelone, Patsy, 349 Armstrong, 133 Armstrong, James, 133 Arnold, 52, 103, 133, 207 Arnold, Ben, 53–54, 104–5 Arnold, Benjamin, 54, 105, 177 Arthur, Solomon, 140 Ascough, John, 53, 104

Avery, Cathy, 244 Aylett, William, 52, 55, 106 B Baber, 55 Baber, Robert, 55, 106 Bailey, 132 Bailey, Betsy, 80 Bailey, Jeremiah, 17 Bailey, John, 96 Bailey, John R., 92 Bailey, Mary, 92 Bailey, Robert, 93 Baily, Robert, 96 Baker, 60, 132, 333 Baker, John, 237 Baker, Leonard, 133 Baker, Lorene, 237 Baney, Lee, 246 Barnard, Jacob, 133 Barnes, 133, 234, 246, 247 Barnes, IdA Walden, 246 Barnes, John M., 208

Yarbary, Tabitha, 198 Yarber, 44, 45, 123, 279, 288, 327 Yarber, Caroline, 159 Yarber, Jasper, 159 Yarber, Louisa, 117 Yarber, Newton, 117 Yarber, Rebecca, 159 Yarber, Reuben, 182 Yarber, Rubin, 190 Yarberough, Alonzo, 118 Yarblow, Christian, 45 Yarboro, 44, 182 Yarboro, George, 182 Yarboro, Ruben, 182 Yarborough, 44, 45, 69, 94, 111, 172, 281 Yarborough, Abraham, 91 Yarborough, Alonzo, 116, 255 Yarborough, Charles, 94 Yarborough, Eric P., 73 Yarborough, John Alonzo, 252 Yarborough, Lois Elaine, 73 Yarborough, Micajah, 27 Yarborough, Ralph Hillard, 73 Yarborough, Richard, 53, 104 Yarborough, Samuel, 96 Yarborough, Selina, 117 Yarborow, 104 Yarborow, John, 53, 104 Yarborow, Richard, 53, 104 Yarborrough, Edward, 44 Yarbrary, Newton C., 198 Yarbro, Ada Lee, 315, 325 Yarbro, Barbara, 368 Yarbro, Bennett, 355 Yarbro, Bennie Jeff, 355 Yarbro, Bert, 327 Yarbro, Bessie Lou, 304 Yarbro, Betty Joe, 320 Yarbro, Bonnie B., 324 Yarbro, Buster, 303 Yarbro, Carl Joe, 304 Yarbro, Carl P., 355, 356, 357 Yarbro, Charlotte, 183 Yarbro, Chloe, 184 Yarbro, Davis, 368 Yarbro, Dennis C., 351 Yarbro, Donnie Effie, 329 Yarbro, Edward Joe, 319, 320, 321 Yarbro, Eliza Jane (Caraway), 297, 315, 316,

318, 319, 323, 327, 330 Yarbro, Ellen Eudora, 291 YArbro, Eva Mae, 319 Yarbro, Fay Avanell, 304 Yarbro, Frances Ophelia, 329, 330 Yarbro, Hayden Oscar, 319 Yarbro, Hazel Ruby, 319 Yarbro, Henry, 26 Yarbro, Hubert, 300, 301, 302, 332, 359, 369

Yarbro, Hubert A., 343 Yarbro, Hubert Allen, 362 Yarbro, Hubert B., 305 Yarbro, Ida Irene, 356 Yarbro, Ina Jo, 301 Yarbro, Jack, 303 Yarbro, Jeff D., 279, 369 Yarbro, Jeff Davis, 279 Yarbro, John, 92, 95 Yarbro, Johnson, 191 Yarbro, Joseph D., 287, 290, 292, 293, 295, 305,

315 Yarbro, Joseph W., 324 Yarbro, Joshua, 27 Yarbro, Joyce Ann, 320 Yarbro, Juanita, 369 Yarbro, Laura V., 324 Yarbro, Laura Voila, 328 Yarbro, Lois Fay, 359 Yarbro, Martha, 17, 26 Yarbro, Mildred, 355 Yarbro, Nannie Ophelia, 297, 315, 326 Yarbro, Noble Eugene, 320 Yarbro, Opal O. Goff, 279 Yarbro, Opal Ophelia, 323 Yarbro, Patricia Mae, 359 Yarbro, Richard, 4 Yarbro, Rosa Lee, 327 Yarbro, Thomas, 290, 304 Yarbro, Tom, 299, 303, 305 Yarbro, Tommy, 324 Yarbro, Willard A., 351 Yarbro, Willard Alvin, 280 Yarbro, William, 287 Yarbro, William Dock, 292, 293, 297, 315–16,

318, 327 Yarbro, Wilma Nell Allen, 365 Yarbro, Winnie Mable, 280, 358 Yarbro-Pope, Ida Irene, 364 Yarbrorough, Ruben, 115 Yarbrorough, William D., 115 Yarbrough, 4, 5, 42, 43, 44, 106, 140, 273 Yarbrough, Abigail, 52 Yarbrough, Abraham, 90, 91 Yarbrough, Ada, 69, 70 Yarbrough, Alice Edith, 69 Yarbrough, Ambrose, 45 Yarbrough, Angeline, 164 Yarbrough, Anna Lou Auslam, 244 Yarbrough, Anne, 234 Yarbrough, Annie M., 74 Yarbrough, Annie Ruth, 267 Yarbrough, Ashley, 72 Yarbrough, Barbara, 238 Yarbrough, Becky, 244 Yarbrough, Berry M., 201 Yarbrough, Bob, 51, 102 Yarbrough, Carolyn, 237

Yarbrough, Cary, 201 Yarbrough, Catherine, 114 Yarbrough, Charles, 56, 91, 107 Yarbrough, Charles D., 111 Yarbrough, Charles H., 290 Yarbrough, Charles Henry, 292, 293, 295 Yarbrough, Charlie Benton, 252 Yarbrough, Charlotte, 185 Yarbrough, Chloe, 219 Yarbrough, Christine Anna, 197 Yarbrough, Clement, 58, 174, 209 Yarbrough, Cora J., 292 Yarbrough, Cora Jane, 293, 298 Yarbrough, Daisy, 201 Yarbrough, Dena, 246, 247 Yarbrough, Donald, 71 Yarbrough, Donna, 244 Yarbrough, Dorothy, 243 Yarbrough, Douglas, 71 Yarbrough, Doyle, 238 Yarbrough, Earl, 247 Yarbrough, Edward, 44, 45, 56, 93, 107 Yarbrough, Elbert, 237 Yarbrough, Elener, 85 Yarbrough, Eliza Ann, 211 Yarbrough, Elizabeth, 54, 105, 114, 174, 216,

218 Yarbrough, Elvira, 234, 245 Yarbrough, Emma Aslee, 292 Yarbrough, Emma Azlee, 293, 299 Yarbrough, Esther, 234 Yarbrough, Etta M, 255 Yarbrough, Etta Margaret, 252 Yarbrough, Eudora, 289, 291 Yarbrough, Eugenia, 216 Yarbrough, Eunice, 234, 253 Yarbrough, Fannie, 69, 75 Yarbrough, Floyd, 76 Yarbrough, Forest, 71 Yarbrough, Frances, 51, 102 Yarbrough, Franklin, 200 Yarbrough, George A., 216 Yarbrough, George T., 201 Yarbrough, George W., 48, 58, 233 Yarbrough, Gideon, 61, 78, 108, 112, 113, 181 Yarbrough, Glen, 243 Yarbrough, Glen T., 246, 247 Yarbrough, Grace Vivian, 74 Yarbrough, Griggs, 56, 107 Yarbrough, Harry, 201 Yarbrough, Harry C., 200 Yarbrough, Harvey, 76 Yarbrough, Harvey C., 203 Yarbrough, Henry, 24, 27, 58, 85, 91, 114, 173,

174 Yarbrough, Hezekiah, 89 Yarbrough, Hosea, 49 Yarbrough, Isaac, 212, 217

Yarbrough, Jacob, 182, 200 Yarbrough, James, 24, 25, 58, 95, 96, 173, 174,

219 Yarbrough, Jasper, 219 Yarbrough, Jasper Allen, 248 Yarbrough, Jennie, 70 Yarbrough, Jeptha, 127 Yarbrough, Jerome Lee, 244 Yarbrough, Jerry, 293 Yarbrough, Jimmy, 244 Yarbrough, Joan P., 217 Yarbrough, Joe, 76 Yarbrough, Joel, 83, 182, 216, 231 Yarbrough, John, 24, 25, 52, 55, 56, 85, 86, 106 Yarbrough, John F., 255 Yarbrough, John H., 69, 72 Yarbrough, Joseph, 72, 217, 293 Yarbrough, Joseph D., 288, 292, 293 Yarbrough, Joseph M., 218 Yarbrough, Josephine, 75 Yarbrough, Josephine Tabitha, 201 Yarbrough, Joshua, 5, 7, 25, 26, 185 Yarbrough, Josie, 239, 240 Yarbrough, Julie, 72 Yarbrough, Katherine, 76 Yarbrough, Kenneth, 237 Yarbrough, Larry, 243 Yarbrough, Lee, 237 Yarbrough, Lena, 253 Yarbrough, Lloyd, 237 Yarbrough, Lloyd E., 246, 247 Yarbrough, Lora Dianne, 244 Yarbrough, Lorene, 237 Yarbrough, Lucinda, 125 Yarbrough, Marcella, 71 Yarbrough, Margie Annie, 63 Yarbrough, Marilyn, 71 Yarbrough, Martha, 58, 174, 225 Yarbrough, Martha D., 219 Yarbrough, Martha Rebecca, 221, 248 Yarbrough, Mary, 96, 201, 216 Yarbrough, Mary Ellen, 293, 296 Yarbrough, Mary Paralee, 248 Yarbrough, Matilda, 203, 217 Yarbrough, Mattie T., 216 Yarbrough, Merle, 240 Yarbrough, Millie, 182 Yarbrough, Minnie, 201 Yarbrough, Mollie, 69, 74 Yarbrough, Moses, 84, 89 Yarbrough, Nadine, 237 Yarbrough, Nancy, 201, 216, 232, 248 Yarbrough, Nancy E., 201, 233 Yarbrough, Nancy Rosanna, 200, 202 Yarbrough, Ona, 243, 244 Yarbrough, Paul, 243 Yarbrough, Paulette, 72 Yarbrough, Pearl Aline, 253

Yarbrough, Polly, 219 Yarbrough, Priscilla, 84, 89 Yarbrough, Rachael, 203 Yarbrough, Rachael A., 216 Yarbrough, Ray, 243 Yarbrough, Rebecca, 158, 190, 219 Yarbrough, Rebecca E., 203, 218 Yarbrough, Reuben, 38, 108, 112, 113, 181,

182, 190, 219 Yarbrough, Reubin, 211 Yarbrough, Richard, 4, 45–48, 51, 52, 84, 89,

102, 104 Yarbrough, Riggs, 246 Yarbrough, Robert, 217 Yarbrough, Robert F., 252 Yarbrough, Robert George, 241 Yarbrough, Rosie, 237, 238 Yarbrough, Ruby, 243, 244 Yarbrough, Rufus W., 225 Yarbrough, Ruth, 201 Yarbrough, Samuel, 84, 89, 91, 92, 173 Yarbrough, Scott, 201 Yarbrough, Shirley, 237 Yarbrough, Stephanie, 72 Yarbrough, Tabitha, 216 Yarbrough, Thomas, 58, 84, 85, 89, 90, 114,

173, 174 Yarbrough, Thomas Evans, 106 Yarbrough, Thomas Griggs, 56 Yarbrough, Troy, 234 Yarbrough, Verna, 239 Yarbrough, Viola, 200, 255, 315

Yarbrough, William, 84, 89, 90, 112, 113, 153, 154, 287

Yarbrough, William Andrew, 252 Yarbrough, William H., 200 Yarbrough, Zachariah, 25, 58, 174 Yarbrough, Zachary, 85 Yarbrow, 25, 44, 45, 182 Yarbrow, Ann, 197 Yarbrow, Richard, 53, 104 Yarburg, Richard, 53, 104 Yarburgh, 42, 43, 44, 63 Yarburgh, Major, 43 Yarburgh, Nicholas, 43 Yarburough, 91, 92, 95 Yarburough, John, 91, 92, 95 Yarobrour, William, 163 Yarrow, Edward, 45 Yeargan, 80 Yeargan, James, 80 Yeargan, Susan, 80 Yingst, 239 Yingst, Gretchen, 239 Yingst, Jeanette, 239 York, Isabella M., 147 York, John, 80 Young, James, 80 Young, Reuben, 133

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