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1. James Patton, Biography of James Patton: Electronic Edition, (This work is the property of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It may be used freely by individuals for research, teaching and personal use as long as this statement of availability is included in the text."), "Electronic," http://metalab.unc.edu/docsouth/patton/patton.html.
2. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina).
3. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), p. 18, "About two years from the time I moved my mother to Wilkes County (1792), I married to your good and great mother."
4. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), p. 20.
5. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), p. 19, "Your sister, Jane Hardy, who died last year in Charleston, South Carolina."
6. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), p. 19, "Your sister Jane Hardy . . . ."
7. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), Appendix.
8. Unidentified History of Buncombe County, North Carolina, P. 771, "James W. Patton, son of James Patton, was born February 13, 1803, and attended school at Newton Academy."
9. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), Appendix.
10. James Patton, Letter of James Patton: One of the First Residents of Asheville, North Carolina, (Transcription of a letter written by James Patton and signed by him in March 1839 in Asheville, North Carolina), Appendix, There is a large number of children listed, but it is not identified which children below with which Summey parents.


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