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Descendants of Robert Joplin

Generation No. 2


      2. James2 Joplin, Sr (Robert1) was born 1768, and died 1804 in Wake County N.C. He married Lydia "Ledy" Mobley April 1, 1790 in Granville N.C, daughter of MORDICAH MOBLEY and DORCUS Read. She was born Abt. 1769, and died 1846 in North "Wake" Carolina.

Notes for James Joplin, Sr:
James of Hebrew origin means; One who supplants; replaces Ethnic backgrounds include * English / Welsh.

Source: Jopling and Joplin: By Eason With out this book I would never got all of this information:\\

Descendants of James Jopling of Wake Co., N.C. through his son James Joplin Jr., lived in the Claremont Co.,S.c area James Jopling,Jr married in Wake Co., N.C in 1810.

1785 DEED BOOK K P. 154 State of N.C. grant # 942 to JAMES JOPLIN, Sept. 30, 1785, a tract of 100 acres on the branches of Horse Creek adjoining MORDICA MOBLI and JOSEPH DAVIS.

1790 Census James Sr., Hilsborough, Twp Wake, CO., N.C.
Free (w) males 16 & up (1) U-16 (3) Free (w) Female U - 16 ( 2) F- W- F (2) Slaves( 3 )

1790 Census Mark Sr., Hilsborough, Twp Wake., Co., N.C. Free ( w ) Males 16 &up (1) U-M (3) Free (W) female (4)

1820 Wake, County N.C. Tax List Newlight,
Lydia Joplin and Dau. E. Joplin & Edy Joplin

1820 Census Elihu , twp# 156 Mark Jr,& Robert, twp # 407 all Wilson Co., TN

1820 Census Thomas Joplin Wilson Co., TN Twp # 403

1820 Census James Jr., was in Chesterfield, S.C. P.G. 124
1840 Census James Jr., and Alfred lived Chesterfield S.C.

1840 Census Mark Joplin Jr. Cole., Mo., Monteone, City, Jefferson Call# 190-17- twp. This is the part that was made in to Moniteau, Co., Mo

1843 Census James Jr., Chesterfield S.C.

SOURCE: Wake Will Book 6, p. 241, 579. 5a. Joplin, James Inventory, Feb 1804: Negro woman and child unnamed ; livestock; household goods; farm tools; tack; note on Jesse MOBLEY. Adm: Lydda JOPLIN\\

SOURCE: Wake Will Book 6, p. 256, 256a. JOPLIN James Division of Land, 8 May 1804. To Lydia JOPLIN, Widow; 256 a. adjoining Mark JOPLIN and SUGGS on New Light Road. Plat 256. Subscribbers:
William Heflin Erven SIMMS James Crenshaw William Rochelle
Smith Abernathy George SIMM William Fort David Fowler
Freeman Crenshaw Nat SIMMS Alsey High John Dennis

SOURCE: Warrt Issd. Certificate Issd # 219. 19 May 1804, Edward Cox entered 100 acres of vacant or surplus land in Wake CO, on the waters of Horse Creek and Walters's Fork of Horse Creek, joining the lines of Jacob Hall, Patrick Ferrell & Mark Joplain, it being vacant or surplus and within or without the lines of James JOPLIN deceased. E. HOLDING, E. T.

SOURCE: Wake Will Book 6, p. 359. JOPLIN, James dec'd, Division of Land 4 OCT 1804. No. 1 to son Mordacai JOPLIN 149 a. on New Light Road. No. 2 to dau Lydia JOPLIN 76 a. No. 3 joining Richard BAILEY to Betsy JOPLIN 76 a. No. 4 to dau Edith JOPLIN 33 a. No. 5 to James JOPLIN 33 a. No. 6 to son Marvil JOPLIN 33 a. No. 7 to Edward DAVIS in right of his wife Sally dau of James JOPLIN 33 a. No. 8 to son William JOPLIN 33 a. No. 9 to son Robert JOPLIN 33 a. 4 OCT 1804, Plat p. 359.
COMM: Jacob HALL, P. TYRELL. Benjamin BOWERS
surveyor: Edward PRIDE

Wake Will Book 7, p. 48 JOPLIN, James dec'd. Divison of Estate, 5 Jun 1805. Legatees: widow Lydia Joplin, Mordecal Joplin, James Joplin, Edward C. Davis and Sally his wife, Robert Joplin, Lydia Joplin, William Joplin, Mavil Joplin, Elizabeth Joplin, Edith Joplin. 5 Jun 1805. Comm: Robt Crenshaw, Allen Mobley, Joseph Ferguson.

The pettion of Mordecai Jobbling, Sally intermarried with Edward Davis, James Joppling, Robert Joppling, Lydia Joppling, Mavel Joppling, William Joppling, Betsey Joppling, and Edy Joppling. Each petitioner humbly swear that they are tenants in common of two grants of land lying in this county, the first containing about three hundred acres on New Light Creek adjoining the lands of Thomas Robinson and Richard Marley. The Other on Horse Creek contaning about three hundred acres adjoining the land of Robert Terrel, Jese Mobbly and others. That all the applicants except the first are infantss. Wit by Allen Mobley. They pray that persons be appointed to divide the lands agreably to law.

Warrt Issd # 303. 6 Jun 1807. Mordecai JOPLEN entered 100 acres of vacant land in Wake County on the waters of Horse Creek, joining the lines of Benjamin Davis deceased, Freeman Crenshaw & Foster Fort. E. Holdind, E. T.

Warrt Issd, Cert Issd # 304. 6 Jan 1807. Mordecai Joplin entered 20 acres of vacant land in Wake County on the waterss of Horse Creek, ona Branch called Walters's Fork, joining the lines of Patrick Terrell, Jacob Hall & John Davis esquire. E. Holding, E.T.

DEED BOOK K Wake County, N.C P: 154 State of N.C. Grant # 942\\
TO : James Joplin Sept 30, 1785 a tract of 100 acres on the branch of, Horse Creek adjoining Mordica Mobil and Joseph Davis.

Aug 1804 . Wake County N.C. Minutes, 1804 - 1807 BOOK VI. (72) - 10 Ordered that Lydia Joplin be appoited Guardian to, Lydia Joplin, William Joplin, Marven Joplin, Elisabeth Joplin, and Edith Joplin, Minor orphans
of, James Joplin deceased who came in to Court and enterd into bond in sum of five hunderd pound Current Money, for the faithfull discharge of her Guardianship of each Orphan, making in the whole sum of Two thousand pounds, with Robert Crenshaw and James Lewis Esqr. her securities. James Joplin Jr Orphan of James Joplin Sr being of proper age came into Court and choise his Guardian Mordacai Joplin who came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of five hunderd pounds with Jesse Davis and William Rochell Sen. his securities. Robert Joplin, Orphan of James Joplin Sr decd, being of proper age came into Court and made choice of, Mordacai Joplin as his Guardian who came into Court and entered into, Bond in the sum of five hunderd pounds with Jesse Davis and William Rochell Sen. his securities.

Feb, 1805 Wake County North Carolina Court Minuites, 1804 - 1805 BOOK VI (124) - 64 issd. On Motion of Lydia Joplin Widow & Admintx of James Joplin Sr decsd. It is ordered that John Martin, Allen Moblery, Josephn Furgerson and Robert Crenshaw or any three of them settle the Administration account of said Lydia and Divide said Estate between the distributees of said James Sr ( To Wit ) Lydia his Wife, Modicai Joplin, Edward Davis and Sally his wife, James Joplin, Robert Joplin, Lydia Joplin, William Joplin, Mavel Joplin, Elisabeth Joplin, and Edith Joplin to alot to each an equal part and report to next Court.



     
Children of James Joplin and Lydia Mobley are:
+ 4 i.   Mordicai "Mordeicah"3 Joplin, born Abt. 1780 in North "Wake" Carolina.
+ 5 ii.   James "Stevens?" Joplin, Jr, born Abt. 1781 in North "Wake" Carolina; died in ..
+ 6 iii.   Marvel Mable Joplin, born Abt. 1785 in north "Wake" Carolina.
+ 7 iv.   Salley Joplin, born Abt. 1788 in North "Wake" Carolina; died Bef. 1841.
+ 8 v.   Robert Joplin, born Abt. 1789 in North "Wake" Carolina.
+ 9 vi.   Lydia Joplin, born Abt. 1791 in North "Wake" Carolina.
+ 10 vii.   William Joplin, born Abt. 1797.
+ 11 viii.   Elizabeth " Betsey" Joplin, born Abt. 1799 in North "Wake" Carolina.
+ 12 ix.   Edith "Edy" Joplin, born 1803 in North "Wake" Carolina.


      3. Mark2 Joplin, Sr (Robert1) was born 1770 in Wake County N.C, and died 1814 in Wake County N.C. He married (1) Amey Gillum Gilliam. He married (2) Amey Gilliam Abt. 1800 in NC, ?????, daughter of William Gilliam and Elizabeth Cheatham. She was born 1763.

Notes for Mark Joplin, Sr:
Mark a - syllable name of Latin origin means; Warlike; a warrior Mark's ethhnic background include * Eniglish / Welsh It's religious association is biblical see Mk 14 : 51 \\


Will Of Mark Joplin Sr

In the name of God Amen, I Mark Joplin of Wake County and State of North Carolina, being in a low state of health but of sound and perfect sence and memory thanks be to Almighty God and calling to mind the uncertainty of this Life do Make and Ordam this my last Will and Testament in manner anf form following that is to say principally and first of all I give my Sole into the hands of Almighty God who gave it to me hoping to receive remittance of all my sins through the mertis of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and my body to the Earth to be decently buried at the descression of my Executors hereafter named and as for such worldly Estate as hath pleased God to bestow upon me I give and bequeath in manner and form following.

Item I leave to my beloved wife Amey Joplin the land and plantation where on I now live containing one hundred and fifty acres with all my Houehold and kitchen furniture Horses and Stock of all kinds and if any of my childern should leave her she my let them have what she sees cause not to exceed an equal part of my Estate which will remain after my wife deceases which it is my desire for my chidern and my wifes son William Gilliam, to wit, Elihu Joplin, Charity Joplin, Robert Joplin, Salley Joplin, Lucy Joplin, Frankey Joplin, John Joplin, Mark Joplin, William Gilliam, Amy Joplin, Harris Joplin*, to have the above estate equally divided. Share and share alike at my wifes death or marriage. Iteam I give and bequeathe unto my beloved daughter, Polly Davis four dollars. When division is made I ordaine and appoint my beloved wife Amey Joplin and My son Robert Joplin Executors to this my last Will and testament herby recalling all former wills by me made are nul and void in witness I the testator have set my hand and seal this 12 day of April, 1814...
His
Mark M. Joplin
Mark
In Presence of James Forguson
Mordecai Joplin
Robert Joplin

Will may be obtained from Superior Court of Wake CO., Raleigh, N.C.


Source: Joplin and Jopling By: Eason

Mark was married before Amy, she had, William Gilliam and Mark had Elihu, Charity, Robert, Salley, Lucy, Frankey, John,. Mark and Amy childern, I belive are Mark Amy, Harris; Some of, Mark childern, got there share of the esates, and move away , some of the daughter's got married; Robert, Elihu and Mark Jr when to Wilson County,Tenn. \\\\\\\\

Along with these three sons Robert, Elihu, and Mark Jr of Mark Jopling Sr in Wilson Co., Tenn was Thomas Jopling a son of James and grandson of Josiah Jopling of Amherst Co. . Va. Pleasant Martin who married Rebecca Jopling in Amherst Co.. Va is said to settled in Wilson County also, which makes it seem even more likely that the two branches of Jopling and Joplins were of the same original family in Virgina as well as in England. And that Pleasant Martin family moved to \\\\\\\\\\
Pettis County Missouri and that the branchs of Joplin and Joplin's also live in Moniteau and Pettis county some 25 mile apart. And they all live at the same time at Pettis County Mo. Their has been said that there was a grist mill that one of the Joplin own this family of Jopling's may be where it was because the Joplins in Moniteau did not own a grist mill. Ralph Joplin Jr from Pettis County was a County, judge in the 1800 at Pettis County. ( this Ralph Joplin is belive to be Thomas & Hannah Joplin son., and brother to Thomas, James, and Josiah.)

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I think he must be Thomas Jopling, Sr., s/o Ralph Jopling, Sr., ( b. 1673/64, in Wolsingham, Durham, England. Thomas Jopling, Sr., was born in May 1708, in Henrico CO., VA, the son of Ralph Joplin,Sr,. and unknow wife ( Mary Mobley? )

THIS MAKE ME BELIVE WE CAME FROM THOMAS 1, WHO FATHER WAS RALPH JOPLIN.;
Thomas Jopling Sr., married Hannah Freeman, b 1710, in Henrico CO., VA, the d/o George Jr. and Jane ( Holman ) Freeman on Oct.3, 1735. He would have been the one liveing on Rockfish River, in Albemarle Co., VA. in 1749

SOURCE: Summers History of Southwest Va, , Page 786
Thomas Joplin Sr., was living on Rockfish River, in Albermale CO., In 1749, bn in 1708.
We find him again in Amherst Co, as Captain of Minute Men, after that CO. was formed from Albermale in ( 1761 )

He died in Amherst in 1789. His will, which was made August 10, 1789 and Probated September 7, 1789, mentions: wife Hannah, childern Josiah, James, Thomas, Martha ( married John Griffin ) Ann Childress, Jane Davis, Lucy Powell, Rebecca Martin, Hannah Allen, Grandson, Jesse Joplin.
Witness to his will were Henry Martin, Joseph Thomas, Thomas Farrer, and John Joplin. ( Will Book #3 page 116) His eldest son , Ralph was not mentioned in his will.

( This Thomas Joplin is belived to be son of Thomas & Hannah Joplin But on Rebecca Jopling stone state daughter of Thomas & Mary Jopling,?. Found where Thomas Jopling married Amherst, CO VA to Sarah Stevens 1778
after Sarah death he Married Mary Stevens 1790 Amherst CO, VA they must have been sister! )

Thomas Jopling III, married Sarah," Sally," Stevens, the d/o James Stevens and Behethland ( Taliaferro) Stevens, on April 6,1772, in Amherst Co., Va. He served in the Am. Rev. from Amherst Co., VA. They had eight childern, but only four have been proven so far; Ralph, Behethland, Nancy, and James Stevens Jopling . They came to Kanawha Co., WV, ca. 1800, and their childern Ralph,,, Behethland and Nancy were in Kanawha Co. early on, but James Stevens Jopling might have gone to Tennessee with his first wife, Nancy Giddens, before coming to Kanawha Co., VA.

As a young man,Thomas and his family moved near his brother James Jopling and his family in Bedford Co., Va. Both familes were in the 1810 census of this county.

Early in 1819 Thomas and his family moved from Bedford Co., Va to Wilson Co., Tenn.

DEED BOOK Wilson County,. TN Thomas Dooley of ( Rumpstead ), territory of Missouri to Thomas Joplin of Smith County 500 acres on Round Lick Creek
16 February 1819 ( P: 434 )

16 Feb 1819 Thomas Jopling,III., bought 500 acres of land on Ceder ( Round Lick ) Creek, Wilson County, Tenn record show that Thomas Jopling,III., was a leading citzen during the 15 or more years he lived there. He served on a number of juries and for several years was a justice of the peace.

Thomas Jopling was not in the Wilson County census of 1830 in his own name. He could possibly have been living with a daughter.( Or Smith CO, TN he had own land there at on time.) We know he was still there because he married there in 1834. After this second marriage and before 1837 they moved to Pettis Co., Mo. Here in Missouri, Thomas's daughter Rebecca Jopling died.

( 1833- DEED BOOK P Wilson County,. TN
This indenture made this 20th day of October 1833 beyween Thomas Walker, Thomas Joplin,II., and George Martin, part of Wilson County and one of Smith County to Pleasant Goald a tract of land on Cedar Branch. ( Pp.379-380 )

At least one and possibly both of the two youngest childern were born after Thomas Jopling's marriage to Charlotte Powell, Oct 27,1834. Thomas was 58 and Charlotte was 40 in 1840. Thomas died at his home in Pettis Co., Mo in 1848, about 12 miles north of Sedalia. His second wife, Charlotte, died in 1874 and is buried beside him and his daughter, Rebecca Jopling. Buried nearby is his nephew, Jesse Jopling, a son of his brother James and Nancy Martin Jopling. \\
( This must make James and Thomas Joplin(g),III., brother's and the son's of Thomas Joplin Jr.

Jopling Cemetery, Pettis Co., Mo., on the farm of H. Clay Jones, Longwood Township as taken from the records of Saline and Pettis Counties by the Marshall, Mo. D.A.R. Chapter. Tombstone legends:

Thomas Jopling Rebecca Jopling
B: August 17,1782 Daughter of Thomas and Mary Jopling
D: March 28, 1848 B: August 19,1812
D: Oct 10, 1837
Charlotte Jopling
D: in 1874 at age 74 Jesse Jopling
B: in Bedford Co., Va Feb. 5, 1806
D: Jan, 5, 1835

Elizabeth Jopling b.20 Aug 1825 Wilson Co., Tenn. d. 10 Apr. 1892 dau. of Judge Thomas Jopling, Wife of Nataniel Newbill b. 27 Nov. 1820 Bedford CO., VA. d 12 Feb 1897, bur. Bethel Cem. mar. 1844 Pettis CO.., Son of James M. Newbill and Lucy.
Nataniel Newbill & Elizabeth Jopling had childern:
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SO WHO IS THIS.....................THOMAS M. JOPLING
PETTIS COUNTY MO 1850
JOPLING, THOMAS M., - will dated 23 April 1850.
To be buried in a decent maner & debts paid.. residue of estate to my father, Edward W. Jopling of Marion CO, III, if he is alive, and if not to the heirs of my three sisters namely , Margaret Elizabeth, Mary Jane, & Sophronia Freeman. Exrs, H.H. Ramsey & William Hunt.Witt Thomas Williams, Samuel Bridgewater, H.M. Ramsey & Wm. Paulconer. Filed 18 May 1850. (W:64) L/T granted Higginbotham M. Ramsey. William Hunt declined. 18 May 1850. ( A: 134 )

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Census for Illinois ( unknow who they are EDWARD JOPLIN could be THOMAS W. JOPLIN father, MARGARET JOPLIN maybe sister)

1850 IL Clay Clay & Richland , ******** JOPLIN, Edward
1860 IL Clay CO. Xenia P.O. 439 ********* JOPLIN, Edward
1860 IL Cook CO, 6 WARD Chicago 565 ?????? JOPLIN, Fred
1860 IL Madison CO. ALHAMBRA P.O. 379********* JOPLIN, Margaret
1860 IL Madison CO. BETHALTOR P.O. 268 ??????? JOPLIN, John
1860 IL POPE CO NEW LIBERTY P.O. 329 ???????JOPLIN, B.N.
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Pettis CO, MO
JOPLING, JESSE, Int. Admr, Belfield I. Poter. 13 July 1835. Sec, Middleton Anderson, Henry Small, Senr.,George W, Smiley & James Marlin. (A:5-6)
WILSON CO, TN

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THOMAS JOPLIN: live in WILSON CO,TN 1830 at # 403. My Joplin line had three sons of Mark and Amy Joplin sons liveing next door. So who is this Thomas Joplin? he not in our family of Robert and Jane Joplin descendants.

WILSON CO, TN
1830s
Thomas Joplin also live at #403 and down the road live, Elihu Joplin at # 406. Mark Joplin and Robert Joplin live at # 407 so I no who all are where they fall in this family line ( MARK & AMY JOPLIN son's ). ( So, if Thomas Joplin is the brother of James Joplin of Virg, who is married to Nancy Martin. Then what family are Elihu Joplin, Mark,and Robert who are sons of Robert Joplin of Wake County,. NC?.) to Thomas Joplin. Thomas is the son Josiah Jopling Born Ca 1747, Amherst County, VA. They all live at Round Lick, TN where each own land. I, Think they were cousins! Keep looking at this stuff, and it starts to make sense!



This Thomas Joplin, line is, Thomas, Josiah, Thomas, Josiah, Thomas, Ralph,

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There was a Allen G Joplin who was there who I belive to be a son of Robert Joplin & Sarha. Robert died at Wilson County, Tennessee as did Sarha and In her will Allen G Joplin was her son. Robert and Sarha has two sons and three daughter in 1820 Census of Wilson County, Ten. Will can be sent for at Wilson Tennessee. I am sure that this family move to Missouri after the death of Robert and Sarha. And after the death of Allen G Joplin wife, he remarried and live at Ellsinore Carter, County Missouri, See their tree and story.

Betty Fischer of 921 Kinstern Dr. DesPeres, Missouri 63131 - 4425 (314) 822 - 8109 sent all of information.. I hope some of the information will help in some way, to get more ( JOPLINS ) Interested. And by the way Allen G. Joplin had a grist mill \\
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Notes for Amey Gilliam:
Dear Henrietta


Amey GILLIAM may have been married to Isham Harrison 6-20-1783 Granvillie N.C. found this in marriages records of North Carolina, and she may also be family of Mary Gilliam who married Geoger A. Joplin. 3- 15- 1824 Amhurst, Va do you no who this is \\

SOURCE: WFT VO # 229 1754 to 1850
William Hill Spain & Amy Gilliam Spain 17, DEC, 1791 were married SUSSEX, VA

Could this be are AMY GILLIAM ? Since we have a SPAIN and a GILLIAM ?


In the matter of WILLIAM TATE and AMY widow of MARK JOPLIN I do belive that AMY the widow of MARK JOPLIN was married to WILLIAM TATE. I had found that marriage to WILLIAM TATE and was sure she was married to MARK JOPLIN widow but when you sent me the marriage to AMY the daughter I never said anything and change it to the daughter AMY JOPLIN next time I will say something if I feel something else.

You sure are right we need alot more information confirmed, I think you found AMY GILLIAM family. And for the SPAIN on LUCINDA name could this be because AMY GILLIAM was a SPAIN. I will see if I can look at the microfilm regarding Deeds, for WAKE CO; N.C. I work at home for are self only thing is getting time. I never told you that i have a lot of CD's from WFT Maker this is how i do some of my searching.

As for the Mobley I will take it to someone who no more then me.


Do you no anything about the ROCHELLE family , WILLIAM ROCHELLE was on a lot of the court records for JAMES JOPLIN, Estate is this ROBERT JOPLIN the son of JAMES and LYDIA JOPLIN . ROBERT JOPLIN married MARY " ROCHELLE" BREWER and their daughter was , ELIZABETH JOPLIN. See in closed copy found this in history of WAKE COUNTY, N.C. \\

Thanks you for contribution toward my indeavor of gathering Joplin information. You will be glad to no that i will use it to buy another CD. This is a passion i have let get out of hand. Thanks alot Mary Carr


     
Child of Mark Joplin and Amey Gilliam is:
+ 13 i.   Mark M3 Joplin, Jr, born Abt. 1804 in Wake County, N.C.; died Abt. 1850 in Moniteau, County, MO.
     
Children of Mark Joplin and Amey Gilliam are:
  14 i.   Mary Polly3 Joplin. She married Jonathan Davis December 22, 1796 in Wake County N.C.
  Notes for Mary Polly Joplin:
She must have died before Nov 12, 1816 because she was not listed as a heir in a deed to William Cope.

+ 15 ii.   Elihu Joplin, born Abt. 1786; died March 29, 1842 in Wilson, CO, Tenn.
  16 iii.   Charity Joplin, born Abt. 1788. She married Augustine Mangum August 23, 1814 in Granville North Carolina.
  Notes for Charity Joplin:
Charity a 3 - syllable name of Latin origin means : Benevolent ; loving

Iam pretty sure that Charity and her family stay in North Carolina

+ 17 iv.   Robert Joplin, born Abt. 1789 in North "Wake" Carolina; died February 1822 in Wilson ,County MO.
  18 v.   Salley Joplin, born 1790. She married Arthur Lowry October 18, 1810 in Wake County, NC.
  19 vi.   Lucy Joplin, born Abt. 1791. She married Jesse Mangum April 2, 1822 in Wake County N.C.
+ 20 vii.   Francis Joplin, born January 30, 1795 in Granvillie, NC; died October 22, 1857 in Dist. # 11,Henry Co, Tennessee Buried Lampkins Cem. Cottage Grove, TN.
  21 viii.   John Joplin, born Abt. 1794.
+ 22 ix.   Mark M. Joplin, Jr, born Abt. 1804 in Wake COUNTY, N.C; died Abt. 1850 in Montieau, County, MO.
  23 x.   Amy Joplin, born Abt. 1808.
+ 24 xi.   Rev Harris G. Joplin, born Abt. 1810 in North Carolina Wake County; died Abt. 1853 in Green County Missouri.

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