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Bookmark or Share- Re: Craven VanHorn Garnner -- - Genealogy.comMargaret E. Wilson.However I don't show Jane as child of James and the dates for her and her family are too early to be child of James Judson VanHorn or even Craven Osborn VanHorn.So I am not sure how she fits in -- but as she is your ancestor -- perhaps this is not the same family.See my post to you with specific info.
- Re: Nicholas Welch of NC, SC, - Genealogy.com12 July 1766 William Welch, of Craven Co, SC, sold to Nicholas Welch ofNC, 170a on Howards or Haywards Creek, Mecklenburg Co, NC. (23 Jan 1767 Thomas Welch, brother of Nicholas Welch Sr, granted 300 a on Howard or Hayward Creek in Mecklenburg Co, NC.)(Tryon County formed from Mecklenburg County in 1769.
- Re: Whipping Hill Plantation (1763) - Genealogy.comHenry grew up on his father's plantation on Handcocks Creeks.He moved with his parents to Craven county, N.C. in early 1731.Henry Heath's first home was on the south side of the Neuse River, near the head of Gordon's Branch which was given him by his father in 1755.He also owned a plantation called "Snow Hills" nearby which he purchased from ...
- Elisha Lewis (1760 Craven Co., - Genealogy.com"That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit, one for Elisha Lewis and James Hagens from Craven Co., N.C. -- the former with his wife and 8 children; one for Jesse Rogers of Marion District, S. C. with wife and 2 children, his father, sister-in-law and 12 Negroes -- one for Matthew ...
- Seth Howard family - Genealogy.comSeth Howard, b.1745/46, in Craven/Onslow County, NC, m. Adrah Narcissa Collins (d/o Samuel and Amey Collins) in Dec. 1770. Seth left Craven abt. 1770 and appears in Edgefield Co., SC in 1777.He served in SC militia after the fall of Charleston. Adrah Narcissa died Dec. 8, 1808 and Seth died in Anderson County, SC in 1817.
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