PASQUOTANK COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS (loose) S-Z
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Frank
Bell
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Stanley,Gideon 75 1861
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Stanley,John 75 1845
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Stanley,Philip 75 1866
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Stanley,William 75 1757
The North
Carolina census of 1790 listed:
James
Stanley, Sr. in the Wilmington District. In 1790 his sons were over 16 years in
age.
James
Stanley in the Wilmington District. Listed two males under 16 years, three
males over 16 years, and one female whose age was not listed.
James
Stanley in the Newbern District. Listed one male under 16 years, two males over
16 years, and six females whose ages were not given. This was James Wright
Stanley.
The
two latter families were missing from the 1800 Census of North Carolina.
Other census
entries for Duplin, New Hanover, Onslow, and Sampson Counties listed the
following
Last
Name First Name County 1 2 3
4 5
STANLEY
James New Hanover 1
2 1 1
STANLEY
James, Sr. New Hanover 4 2 5
STANLEY
John S. Sampson 2
2 7 8
STANLY
John, Jr. Sampson 3
2 6
STANLY
Leven Sampson 2
6 6
STANLY
Stephen Sampson 2 1 4
Bertie
County NC 1790 Census Bertie County
http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nc+index+1941286906+F
This
census is from Microcopy No. T-498 Roll 2
1st # free white males 16 year upwards and
head of families
2nd # free white males under 16 years
3rd # free white females and head of
families
4th # all other free persons
5th # slaves
1790
census North
Carolina
Bertie
County
Edington District
Standley,
Jonathan..............3-1-6-0-14
Standley,
Edmond....................3-1-5-0-12
Stanley,
Jonathan......................1-0-0-0-3
Stanley,
William.........................1-0-1-0-1
Stanley,
William..........................1-0-4-0-4
Also
listed in Chowan County
‑ Charles Jordan
Two males under 16 years
Two males over 16 years
Six females
Dempsey Jordan
One male over 16 years
Two females
A visit
to the Washington Memorial Library in Macon, Georgia led to HISTORY OF
PERQUIMANS COUNTY (North Carolina), compiled by Mrs. Watson Winslow. This
book contains several deed and will records which list Jonathan Stanley. The
evidence reveals that there was a Jonathan Stanley, Senior and a Jonathan
Stanley, Junior.
Perquimans was formed
as early as 1668 as a precinct of Albemarle County. It was named in honor of an
Indian tribe. It is in the northeastern section of the State and is bounded by
Albemarle Sound and Chowan, Gates and Pasquotank counties.
Hertford, established in 1758 on the land of Jonathan Phelps, is the county seat.
From Perquimans
County Deed Book A, # 269
William Glover of Perquimans precinct, Esquire, for
twenty‑eight pounds paid by Jonathan Stanley of same, Mariner, "all
my plan" 316A on Southwest side of Little River between lands of John
Arnold and Thomas Holloway.
Witnessed: Robert Hosea
John Arnold
Joseph Glover
John Willoughby
Also from Deed Book A, # 326, Dated 1 April 1713,
Jonathan Stanley and his wife, Elizabeth, sold the above tract of land.
Jonathan
Stanley, Senior was present in Perquimans precinct of North Carolina by 1707 as
a buyer of land. And, that he was married prior to 1713 to Elizabeth. Secondly,
the aforementioned Jonathan Stanley, Junior died in Chowan County, North
Carolina in 1773. According to his Will his wife was named Ann.
From
Bertie County, "A List of Taxables taken by John Hill for the Year
1757". (Note: No key given for #'s--assume single
digit
means total):
A
partial listing of North Carolina Militia follows. Return of the officers of
the North Carolina Militia, undated, Bertie County Regiment. Jonathan and son, David, were the only
Standleys listed on the Bertie Roster.
Captain Standley, Jonathan Troop of Horse
… nine men were named
as Captain
Lieutenant Standley, David Standley’s Company
The
1769 Tax List - Dobbs County, NC was submitted for use in the USGenWeb Project Archives
by Jerome Tew. This list shows
the
number of white males in the household.
STANLEY, Isaac 1
STANLEY, Moses 1
STANLEY, Sands 1
The List
of Over Age Men in Dobbs County, dated November 21, 1781 included Isaac
Stanley. The Dobbs census of 1790
listed Moses Stanley.
ABSTRACT
of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - settled by the
commissioners at Halifax from the 1st September, 1784, to the 1st February,
1785 and at Warrenton in the year 1786, designating by whom the claims were
receipted for respectively.
Names
and Rank .......By Whom Received
..........Remarks
Jonathan
Stanly .......John Sheppard ...........
Jesse
Standley .........do (ditto)
...........
Hancock
Stanley.........
The Roster of the Patriots in the Battle of
Moores Creek Bridge, lists three Stanley men:
Elijah
Stanley, of Duplin County, served as a corporal under Captain Michael King and
Colonel James Kenan. Since, according to Caswell, Kenan participated in the
Battle of Moores Creek Bridge, Stanley was possibly in the encounter. (Journal
“A”, 141; Papers, V, 43)
Shadrack
Stanley, of Dobbs County, served as a sergeant under Captain Benjamin Sheppard
and Colonel Abraham Sheppard. Since his officers participated in the Battle of
Moores Creek Bridge, Stanley was possibly in the encounter. (Journal
“A”, 109)
Sands
Stanley, of Dobbs County, served as a corporal under Captain Benjamin Sheppard
and Colonel Abraham Sheppard. Since his officers participated in the Battle of
Moores Creek Bridge, Stanley was possibly in the encounter. (Journal
“A”, 109)
Further research by Linda Brown of the National Park Service:
The information in
the Roster of Patriots came from North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts
Secretary of State Treasurer's and Comptroller's Papers, Journal A, (Public
Accounts) 1775-1776; the Federal Revolutionary War Pension Applications; County
Court Records of NC; The Colonial Records of NC; The State Records of NC.
Journal A (not to be confused with Book A) contains lists of men in specific
units during late 1775 and early 1776. The Journal is in the State Archives in
Raleigh. Dr. Moss, who wrote the rosters for all the southern campaign
battlefields, resides at 519 Batchelor Drive, Blacksburg, SC.
http://ngeorgia.com/history/americanrevolution.html
The 86.5 acre park commemorates the decisive February 27, 1776 victory by 1,000 Patriots over 1,600 Loyalists at the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge. The battle ended Royal Governor Josiah Martin's hopes of regaining control of the colony for the British crown. In addition, this first decisive Patriot victory of the Revolutionary War raised morale for Patriots throughout the colonies. The Loyalist defeat ended British plans for an invasionary force to land in Brunswick, North Carolina. The colony of North Carolina voted to declare independence from the British on April 12, 1776, shortly after the victory at Moores Creek. Acreage: 86.52, all federal. Established June 2,1926.
North Carolina, Bertie
County BOOK
A - G
(Note* Ahoskie Swamp is
located in Hertford Co., NC: Potecasi Creek a.k.a. Meherrin Creek is also in
Hertford Co., NC(about 10-20 miles apart): Roanoke River a.k.a. Moratuck River
runs through the following counties, Bertie, Washington, Martin, Halifax,
Northampton, and Warren Counties.)
** Note: Dempsey Jordan stated his birthplace as
Meherrin Creek.
Patent BK C PG. 190
John Barfield to
Jonathan Standley, Sen. 10 pds for 260 A on SS Ahotsky Swamp. Part of patent
formerly granted to John Molton in 1717 adj. John Molton and Turkey Swamp.
Witnesses: Thomas Crew, Alexander Southerland, and William Sholar Feb Court
1729.
BK D PG. 16
Edward Moor to Jonathan
Standley Nov 13, 1733. 30 pds for 250 A on SS Ahotsky Swamp adj. John Davidson
whereon Stephen Howard did live at Turkey Swamp adj. John Molton and John
Barfield. Witnesses: Thomas Crew, John Collins Nov Court 1733.
BK G PG. 173
Jonathan Standly, Sen.
to George Standly Dec 13, 1748. 40 pds for 300 A "...George Standly the
son of Jonathan Standly..." Land granted to John Molton by patent Mar 9, 1717/18
on SS Ahotsky Swamp", " ...only one hundred except called by the name
of Jurnagins thicket...” Witnesses: John___, Anthon Webb.
Feb Court 1748.
From Sandi Evilsizer Koscak, 141 Dog Canyon Rd., Alamogordo, NM
88310-9429. The North Carolina lineage
of John Barnes is published at the Family Tree Maker web page.
More About JOHN
BARNES, SR:
Deed Recorded 10:
1764, Bertie Co NC -from David Standley
More About JOHN
BARNES, JR:
Deed Recorded 1:
1760, Bertie Co NC -to Jonathan Standley
There is a documented lineage of Stan(d)ley from Essex County,
Massachusetts that lists the family of George Standley. GEORGE STANDLEY
was born Abt. 1635, and died December 1715 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts
(Source: BEVERLY MICROFILM OF CITY BOOKS). He married BETHIAH LOVETT Abt. 1670 in Salem, Essex, MA, daughter
of JOHN LOVETT and MARY GRANT.
JONATHAN2
STANDLEY (GEORGE1) was born January 18, 1679/80 in
Beverly, Essex, MA. He married
ELIZABETH FOSTER January 25, 1703/04 in Beverly, Essex, MA. Jonathan was a son of GEORGE STANDLEY and
BETHIAH LOVETT. Two researchers of
this Standley family confirm the absence of further Massachusetts records after
the birth of their son, Jonathan, in 1705.
ANDREW STANDLEY, b. April 22, 1728.
He was a son of JOSEPH STANDLEY and MARY SALLOWS. His death record said
he died “…coming from North Carolina.”
North Carolina Marriages included :
STANLEY, Frances to
WARDE, Richard 1680-1690, Perquimans
KEEN, Penelope to STANDLEY, William 25 May 1790 Bertie
STANDLEY, Mary to
THOMAS, James 6 Sep 1790 Bertie
North Carolina deed records revealed the presence
of
Chowan County, 1696‑1723
·
Edward Stanley
·
Jonathan Stanley
·
Charles Jordan
Article by Francis
Speight. April 1963. Bertie County
Historical Association
When Bertie County was
subdivided into townships in 1868, the township in its west central area was
named SNAKEBITE after a crossroad of the same name situated near the center of
the area, which had probably been, as it was later, a polling place.
There were formerly
three gristmills within two miles of SNAKEBITE and LUMBER BRIDGE. JONATHAN
STANDLEY probably built the oldest mill of record around 1745-50 on Harris'
Branch, later called MILL Branch, one mile east of SNAKEBITE. The dam can still be seen from the
road. Around the time of the
Revolutionary War this mill was owned by David Standley, who
was one of Bertie
County's delegates to the Assembly at Hillsboro in 1775.
Chowan was formed in
1670 as a precinct in Albemarle County. It was named in honor of the Indian
tribe Chowan, which lived in the northeastern part of the Colony. It is in the
northeastern section of the State and is bounded by Albemarle Sound, Chowan
River, and Bertie, Hertford, Gates and Perquimans counties. In 1720, Edenton,
which was named in honor of Governor Charles Eden, was established. In 1722 it
was designated and has continued to be the county seat.
Bertie County, 1720‑1757
·
Edmund Stanley
·
George Stanley
·
Jonathan Stanley, Sr.
·
Jonathan Stanley, Jr.
In 1748 George received 300 acres from a
Jonathan Stan(d)ley located in Anoskey Swamp. In 1757, George was in Bertie
Co., North Carolina. George died around 1784 and a land grant he had received
was issued to his wife Ader and dated Oct. 13, 1785. His estate was probated
5/28/1784 in Wilkes Co. A Thomas Stanley signed a property inventory at his
death.
GRANTOR/GRANTEE
INDEX OF JOHNSTON, DOBBS, AND LENOIR COUNTIES
Transcribed by
Martha Mewborn Marble, 1377 Independence Ave, SE
Washington, D.
C. 20003.
Johnston County was formed from the western
part of Craven County in 1746 and in 1758, Dobbs County was formed from the
eastern portion of Johnston; however, the records of Johnston went with the
newly formed Dobbs. In 1779 Wayne
County was formed from the western portion of Dobbs and in 1791, most of the
remainder of Dobbs was divided into Glasgow - now Greene - and Lenoir Counties,
and Dobbs ceased to exist. The records
of early Johnston (and other Counties formed from Johnston), Wayne, Greene, and
Lenoir Counties were placed at the Courthouse in Lenoir County. In 1878, a Courthouse fire in Kinston
destroyed almost all these records except the original Grantee Index. Greene County also suffered a destruction of
its records in a similar fire.
According to Charles Holloman, a Grantor Index was prepared from the
Grantee Index and both those books were
saved during another Courthouse fire in 1880.
Charles Holloman was instrumental in locating the Grantee Book at the
Courthouse in Kinston many years ago and then published Books 1-5 from the
Grantee Index in various issues of "The North Carolina Journal".
It was not until a new Courthouse was built
in the early 1980's that the Grantor Index was found. While there is nothing to
indicate the nature of the Instruments or the relationships between Grantor and
Grantee, these Books provide us with a list of names in otherwise "burned
or partially burned Counties".
This transcription was taken from the Grantor Index, but double checked
against the Grantee Index for differences in spelling and entries that appear
in one but not the other. Approximate
dates of each Book are listed at the front of the microfilm roll from which
this is taken. This sentence is at the
front of the roll - "Following
Records have many carbon copies and light pencil or ink and will not be legible
on film" so the reader should consult the original.
* Does not appear in Grantee Index
** Does not appear in Grantor Index
() Difference in name or spelling as appears in
Grantee Index
BOOK 1 - JOHNSTON COUNTY - Nov l746 - April l750
From To Page #
Bright, Simon Sands
Stanly 135
Standley,
William John Standley 172
Standley (Standly), John William Standly 223
*
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX
BOOK 2 - April 1750 - April 1754
From To Page #
Standly, William Edward Grantham 214
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
GRANTOR INDEX
BOOK 3 - April 1754 - April 1755
From To Page #
Herbert, James Benjamin Stanly 23
Standley (Standly),
Jonathan Benj. Standley (Standly) 446
Same Martha Standley (Standly) 447
Same Mary Standley (Standly) 448
Same Isaac Standley (Standly) 449
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX -
BOOK 4 - 1756 - 1757
From To Page #
Stanly (Standly),
Jonathan Joshua Stanly (Standly) 68
Stanly, John Joseph
Wingfield 17 *
BOOK 5 - JOHNSTON COUNTY
From To Page #
Standly, Dareus
(Darcus) John Spann 104
BOOK 6 - OLD DOBBS COUNTY
From To Page #
Edwards, Thomas Sands Stanly (Stanley) 284
Stanly (Stanley),
Isaac Benj Bruton 289
Stanly,
Benjamin James Herberd (Herbert) 384
Stanly, Jonathan
& wife William Waddle 520
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
BOOK 7 - Old Dobbs County - April 1765 - April 1769
From To Page #
Stanley (Stanly),
Jonathan Stephen Cade 225 **
Stanley (Stanly),
Jonathan James Collier 273 **
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
BOOK 8 - Old Dobbs County - April 1769 - April 1771
From To Page #
Standly, Jonathan Stephen Cade 225 *
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
BOOK 9 - Old Dobbs County - April 1771 - April 1773
From To Page #
Standly, Jonathan James Collins 273 *
Standley, Jonathan Thomas Uzzell 153 *
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
The Registers Office
was closed from May l775 to January l777 due to the absence of governmental
authority incident to the beginning of the Revolution.
BOOK 10 - Old Dobbs County - April 1773 - April 1775
From To Page #
Nuton
(Newton), William Moses Stanly
(Standly) 24
Standly,
Jonathan Thomas Uzzell 130
Standley
(Standly), Moses William Whitfield 199
Standley
(Standly), Jonathan Moses
Standley 232
Standly,
Sands John Mealin (Medlin) 271
Standly,
Stands Nathaniel Wildair 281
Standley,
Jonathan John Hanks 349
Standley
(Standly), Jonathan Simm
Fontevine (Tolevine) 521
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
The Registers Office
was closed from May l775 to January l777 due to the absence of governmental
authority incident to the beginning of the Revolution.
BOOK 11 - Old Dobbs County - April 1777 - April 1779
From To Page #
Campbell,
William John Hail 519
Same
Isaac Stanly 524
Stanly,
Jonathan Simon Fotevine
(Totevine) 6
Sheppard,
Benjamin Sands Stanly 160
Stanly,
Sands Benjamin Medlin 275
Stanley
(Stanly), Moses William Roach 415
Totevine,
Simon Jonathan Standly 13
JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR
COUNTIES GRANTOR INDEX –
BOOK 12 - Old Dobbs County - April 1779 - April 1784
(Standly, Shadrack)
A listing of North
Carolina Taxpayers (1701-1786) listed:
Stanley, George Bertie 1757
Stanley, Jonathan Chowan 1717
Stanley, Jonathan Chowan 1721
Dobbs County 1769
Taxables
STANLEY Isaac ( 1 male 16+ years )
STANLEY Moses ( 1 male 16+ years )
STANLEY Sands ( 1 male 16+ years )
A listing of North
Carolina Taxpayers (1679-1790) listed:
Standley, David Bertie 1781
Standley, Isaac Dobbs 1780
Standley, Moses Wayne 1786
Standley, William Wayne 1786
Greene County - From Snow Hill to south as far as Wheat Swamp, including Hookerton vicinity, and westward to include Arba.
Standley, Sandy Sr. Old Dobbs 1780
Standley, Shadrack Old Dobbs 1780
Detail of record --
DOBBS/LENOIR/GREENE
COUNTY, NC - Taxlist - Dobbs 1780 Taxlist.
# District
Geographic Location by current county designations:
10 GRANGER
Greene County - From Snow Hill
to south as far as Wheat Swamp, including Hookerton vicinity, and westward
to include Arba.
District # 10
GRANGER
Greene County - From Snow Hill to south as far as Wheat
Swamp,
including Hookerton
vicinity, and westward to include Arba.
DIST/Payee FIRST
LAST NAME VALUE COMMENT
# #
10 34 Shadrack Standly 400
10 60 Sandi Standly,
Sr. 5,262
North Carolina
Voter listing:
LENOIR/DOBBS COUNTY,
NC - MISC. - Voters in 1779.
Stanley, Isaac
Stanley, Moses
Stanley, Sand
Stanley, Shadrack
Revolutionary
War pension files give some information about a Moses Stanley: Sea Service, W3886, applied for pension 11
May 1818 in Caroline County, Virginia. In 1820 soldier was aged 63 with a wife,
Mary aged about 57 and a daughter Wineford aged about 16. Soldier reapplied in
1834 in Caroline Co., VA, however he then gave his age as 76. Soldier married
Mary 01 September 1784 in Caroline Co., VA and soldier died there 20 march
1841. His widow applied there 23 February 1843 at age 79. In 1843 “one of the
sons” Moses Stanley whose widow, Anna, was his administratrix was referred to
in the file.
Another listing:
Richard Stanley,
Virginia Line, R10050, applied for pension on 05 February 1835 in Scott County,
Virginia. Soldier was born 05 December 1750 in Orange County, Virginia. He
lived in Franklin County, VA at enlistment. He moved to Buncombe County, North
Carolina, then to Scott Co., VA. Soldier enlisted with a Moses Stanley, Robert
Stanley and others. In 1855 a son,
George Stanley, was of Estillville, VA and stated he was one of three heirs
(other 2 not named) of deceased soldier.
Moses and Robert were said to be the soldier’s brothers.
Bertie County abstracts of Wills listed:
Will of Harbert Prichard ,
9-23-1736/2-1738 of Bertie
son John Prichard, son William Prichard, Son James Prichard
Executor: friend Jonathan Standley, Jr.
Witness: Ann Williams (** This
Will would indicate that Jonathan Stanley, Jr. was born by 1716 )
John Collins in his
will, dated the 27th day of December 1749, in Bertie County North Carolina.
John Collins 27 Dec
1749 18 Mar 1752 [Before Gab Johnson]
of Bertie County Sick
and weake in body to Son William-200 acres on Cashie River purchased from
Jonathan Standley: iron pot racks.
Jonathan Stanley, dated 1773
His wife: Ann
His sons: David and Edmund
Daughters: Elizabeth, Esther, Suzannah, Mary, and Martha
Note: Information from Michelle
Taunton, 1805 Crystal Drive, #903, Arlington, VA 22202-4420
Martin Gardner, b. c1698, d. 1759 in Bertie Co., NC, wife's name Anna.
Children:
1. William, b. c1722,
Bertie Co., NC; d. bef 17 Jun 1755;
m.
Mary Bryan.
2. James, d. bef 1 Nov. 1790, Bertie Co., NC; m. Mary ?.
3. Martin, d. 1784, Bertie Co., NC; m. Sarah Bryan.
4. John, d. bef 17 Feb 1790.
5. Ann, d. bef Aug 1775, Bertie Co., NC; m. Jonathan
Standley.
6. Elizabeth, m. ? Jerigan/Jernigan.
7. Anne, m. ? Sparkman.
8. Jane, m. ? Pervis.
9. Catherine.
In book L-2 page 56 of Bertie
County Deeds:
… (List of names) as chieftans of the Tuskarora Indians, to Robert Jones
Jr. attorney of NC Province, & William Williams & Thomas Pugh gent. of
same. 12 July 1766. 1800 pounds proclamation. 8000 acreas on north side of
Roanoke River, joining Deep Creek ( Called Falling Run). Witnessed: David
Standley, Samuel Wynnes, James Bate. September Court 1767.
Bertie - Wills
http://coastalconnections.com/bertie.htm
1795 STANDLEY, DAVID, Sarah (wife), Jonathan, Sarah, William and John.
Bertie marriages
http://tn-3.rootsweb.com/~marce/ncarolina/marr_search.html
Standley, David Lassiter,
Sarah (Widow) 10 Jun 1788
Standley, William Keen,
Penelope 25 May 1790
Thomas, James Standley,
Mary 6 Sept 1790
Bertie was formed in 1722 from Chowan. It was named in honor of James Bertie, a Lords Proprietor. It is in the northeastern section of the State and is bounded by Albemarle Sound, Chowan River, and Washington, Martin, Halifax, Northampton and Hertford counties. An act of 1743 provided that the courthouse, etc., "shall be built between Cusby Bride and Will's Quarter Bridge." Windsor was established in 1766 and was made the county seat in 1774.
Revolutionary Land warrants were issued in North Carolina. North Carolina resorted to bounty land
warrants to raise her quota of Continental Line troops. Soldiers had to serve a
minimum of two years in order to qualify for bounty. The formula for allocating bounty lands to North Carolina
Continental Line veterans of their heirs was based on service from 1776 to
1783, or eighty-four months. For example, a Private with three years service
was issued 274 acres, while a non-commissioned officer was issued up to 1000
acres.
A partial listing of
men drawing bounty grants in North Carolina included:
Name From Rank Date Acres
James Standley NC Private 5/28/1784 274
Jonathan Standley NC Private 9/29/1784 274
Robert Standley NC Sergeant 5/28/1784 428
Robert Standley NC Private 12/14/1796 640
James Stanly NC Private 8/3/1821 640
to heirs
Miscellaneous grants
for Virginia veterans included:
Name From Rank Date Acres
Moses Standley VA Private 6/22/1810 100
William Standley VA Private 12/5/1783 100
INDEX TO ALLEGHANY CO.,
NC WILLS TO 1900
Alphabetized by Sandra
Lake Lassen, July 3, 1995 online as slassen@infoave.net
Stanley, Shadrack 1858
Allegheny County lies
in the northwestern portion of the state on the North Carolina/Virginia border.
It was formed from Ashe County in 1859.
The above record may
indicate Shadrack Standley who married Hannah Becknell and lived in Wilkes County,
North Carolina. A family listing includes the following, but research into this
family and their ancestry is still pending.
1. SHADRICK1 STANLEY1 was born Abt. 1775 in
Wilkes Co., NC. He married (1) ELIZABETH "BIG BETSY" MOORE.
She was born January 14, 1800 in Wilkes Co., NC, and died October 17,
1888 in Wilkes Co., NC. He married (2)
HANNAH BICKNELL July 07, 1800 in Wilkes Co., NC. She was born Abt. 1775 in Wilkes Co., NC.
Notes for SHADRICK
STANLEY:
1800 - Wilkes Co., NC - Shadrack and his wife
Hannah are on the census.
More About ELIZABETH "BIG BETSY" MOORE:
Burial: Anderson Family Cemetery, Wilkes Co., NC
Notes for HANNAH
BICKNELL:
21 Aug 1819 - Wilkes Co., NC - Abstract of will
of Samuel Bicknell, father.
Children of SHADRICK
STANLEY and ELIZABETH MOORE are:
i. MARY "PUGGY"2 MOORE/STANLEY, b. 1821, Wilkes Co., NC.
ii. WILSON MOORE/STANLEY, b. April 25, 1823,
Wilkes Co., NC.
Children of SHADRICK
STANLEY and HANNAH BICKNELL are:
iii. REBECCA2 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1800, Wilkes Co., NC; m. MEREDITH BECKNELL.
iv. AZWELL STANLEY, b. Abt. 1802, Wilkes Co., NC.
v. NANCY STANLEY, b. Abt. 1803, Wilkes Co., NC.
vi. MARY STANLEY, b. Abt. 1804, Wilkes Co., NC; m. JAMES WESLEY MOORE; b. Abt. 1797, Wilkes Co., NC.
vii. HOWELL STANLEY, b. Abt. 1806, Burke Co., NC; m. ELIZABETH HOOPER, January 13, 1826, Wilkes Co., NC.
Marriage Notes for HOWELL STANLEY and ELIZABETH HOOPER:
Thomas Standley Bondsman
viii. NOEL STANLEY, b. Abt. 1808, Wilkes Co., NC; m. (1) MARTHA LOVE, August 22, 1829, Wilkes
Co., NC; m. (2) ANN BARNET, January 29, 1839, Wilkes
Co., NC.
ix. FEMALE SHADRACK STANLEY, b. Abt. 1810, Wilkes
Co., NC.
x. LOVINIA FANNY "VINIE" STANLEY, b. Abt. 1812, Wilkes Co., NC; m. MILES ALONZO NANCE; b. Abt. 1804, Wilkes Co., NC.
xi. JOHN AVERY STANLEY, b. Abt. 1814, Wilkes
Co., NC; m. DOROTHY HOOPER.
xii. THOMAS STANLEY, b. Abt. 1816, Wilkes Co., NC.
Notes for THOMAS STANLEY:
1850 - Wilkes Co., NC - On the
1850 census in the household of his parents.
xiii. LARKIN STANLEY, b. Abt. 1818, Wilkes Co., NC.
xiv. SARAH STANLEY, b. Abt. 1820.