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Descendants of John Sadler & Jannet McCulloch of MecklenburgCo.,NC - 10 Generations,1261 individuals

Generation No. 1

1. JOHN¹ SADLER was born Abt. 1751 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, and died in Davidson County, Tennessee. He married JANNET MCCULLOCH Bef. April 21, 1772, daughter of WILLIAM MCCULLOCH and ELIZABETH NEEL.

Notes for JOHN SADLER:
Genealogy Web Site: Southern Sadlers
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AS of 24 September 1999:
Presently 1261 individuals within GedCom File: sadl1261.ged
John Sadler Register Family Tree Maker (Descendant Order) Genealogy Report
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Genealogy Reference: Millers of Millersburg
The Sadler Family

In 1767, Seven Sadler brothers migrated from England to the American Colonies, and settled in New York and one of them moved to Virginia.

It is believed John Sadler is perhaps two generations removed from these 7 immigrants. Current opinion (not fact as of yet) has John coming from Virginia and being related to the Thomas Sadler line that later migrated to Tennessee and Alabama. John Sadler can be traced to North & South Carolina, and then to Station Camp Creek, Sumner County, Tennessee.

DOCUMENTED EVENTS OF JOHN SADLER; IN TIME SEQUENCE:

July 1768 John Sadler witnessed a deed (involving Richard Sadler [ by implication, he should have been at least 18 at this time and possibly literate]) It is also speculated that Richard Sadler maybe his father. This Richard Sadler was born in 1733 in England, his wife Jane born him a son named David on 31 August 1762 in Pennsylvania. Richard resided in South Carolina across the N.C. border from John.

Genealogy Reference: Mecklenberg County, NC Deed Abstracts 1763-1779 by B. H. Holcomb and E. O. Parker, published in 1979 by Southern Historical Press, PO Box 738, Easley, SC 29640.

21 April 1772 (Page 237 indicates that), William McCulloh & wife Elizabeth for s 1 (1 shilling) proc. money, and for paternal love to our son in law John Sadler of same..70 Acres adjacent to James Kaneday tract.

Jan 1773 (Page 224 indicates that), John Saddler for 40 pounds proc. money of NC to David Kennedy..John Saddler (seal), Janet Sadler (seal), Wit... Jan 1773

John Sadler and a Henry Sadler both had property on Mallard Creek. Mallard Creek is on the east side of teh Catawaba River and runs in to the Rockey Creek which runs into the Catawaba River.

February 12, 1775 Son, Henry Sadley Sadler born in Camden County, Chester District, S.C.

January 05, 1776 Son, William Kincaid Sadler born in near Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, N.C.

Genealogy Reference: Tennessee Cousins by Ray, Page 196.

January 1783 First entry known for John Sadler in Tennessee, where court records listed a complaint against him by a Casper Mansco.

Genealogy Resource: Jackson County, Tennessee Records:

John Sadler settled near Granville, Jackson County, Tennessee about 1800, or earlier (1783). John assisted in establishing the Concord C. Presbyterian Church on Michael Williamson's place (Michael called Father Williamson). Michael Williamson may have been father to Martha "Patsy" Williamson Sadler, wife of William Kincaid Sadler.

Mentioned in mother-in-laws Last Will & Testament:
155, p 83. ELIZABETH (C) McCULLOH. 4 Mar 1797, prb in Apr 1802 Ct.

Genealogy Resource: 1820 Census; Jackson County, Tennessee:

Household of John Sadler:
Males, 3 under 10; 1 0f 10-16; 2 of 26-45; and 1 over 45.
Females, 2 under 10; 1 0f 10-16, 1 0f 26-45; and 8 slaves.

Genealogy Reference: Vignettes of Coryell County, by Clyde and Mabel Bailey, pages 79-80.

When the Sadlers migrated to Tennessee frontier, they had trouble with indians.

DESCENDANTS OF JOHN SADLER:

John Sadler had two sons; Henry Sadley Sadler, who has descendants in Davidson, Jackson, Hamilton, Macon, Putnam & Smith Counties of Tennessee. The other son William Kincaid Sadler had 3 sons who migrated to Coryell County, Texas. Their descendants are found in Texas Counties: Bexar, Bosque, Comanche, Coryell, Grayson, Jones, Harris, McLennan, & Tarrant.

The Jackson County Courthouse in Tennessee burned to the ground in 1872, this has hampered genealogical research on this family.

More About JOHN SADLER:
Fact 4: 1773, Sold land in Mecklenburg County, N. C.

More About JANNET MCCULLOCH:
Fact 4: 1791, Resided in Davidson County, Tennessee

Children of JOHN SADLER and JANNET MCCULLOCH are:

2.	i.	HENRY SADLEY² SADLER, b. February 12, 1775, Camden County, Chester District, South Carolina; d. September 15, 1859, Jackson County, Tennessee.
3.	ii.	WILLIAM KINCAID SADLER, b. January 05, 1776, near Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina; d. April 22, 1861, Putnam County, Tennessee.
4.	iii.	ELIZABETH SADLER.

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