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p.114, line 14, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) William England 011000001-0001001 00-04 1826-1830 0 0 05-09 1821-1825 1 0 10-14 1816-1820 1 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 1 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 0 0 40-49 1781-1790 0 1 50-59 1771-1780 0 60-69 1761-1770 1 William England |
This William England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
p.126, line 4, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Frederick Bottles 110001-30001 00-04 1826-1830 1 3 05-09 1821-1825 1 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 1 30-39 1791-1800 1 Frederick Bortles |
Frederick Bortles was the son of Christian Bortles and Anna Catherine Anthony. Christian Bortles and Anna Catherine Anthony were probably my fifth great grandparents because Christian listed Jacob England as his grandson in his will, and a Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina was my third great grandfather. That raises the interesting possibility that Frederick Bortles was my fourth great grandfather. There were no England-Bortles marriages in Burke County. There was a bastardy bond in 1827 for Rachel England. So perhaps Frederick Bortles was Jacob England's father and Rachel England was Jacob's mother. |
p.126, line 7, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) John Bottles 110001-112001 00-04 1826-1830 1 1 05-09 1821-1825 1 1 10-14 1816-1820 0 2 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 1 1 John Bortles |
John Bortles was the son of Christian Bortles and Anna Catherine Anthony. Christian Bortles and Anna Catherine Anthony were probably my fifth great grandparents because Christian listed Jacob England as his grandson in his will, and a Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina was my third great grandfather. That raises the interesting possibility that John Bortles was my fourth great grandfather. There were no England-Bortles marriages in Burke County. There was a bastardy bond in 1827 for Rachel England. So perhaps John Bortles was Jacob England's father and Rachel England was Jacob's mother. |
p.128, line 24, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Joseph England 111001-11001 00-04 1826-1830 1 1 05-09 1821-1825 1 1 10-14 1816-1820 1 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 1 30-39 1791-1800 1 Joseph England |
This Joseph England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. Also, a Joseph England of Burke County, North Carolina served in the Revolutionary War and moved to Anderson County, Tennessee about 1827. So this Joseph couldn't have been the Joseph who was in Anderson County in 1830. |
p.131, line 9, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Sarah Smith 121001-101001 00-04 1826-1830 1 1 05-09 1821-1825 2 0 10-14 1816-1820 1 1 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 1 1 Sarah Smith |
Sarah Smith was probably the mother of Mary Smith who was living next door. I guessing that Sarah's age was closer to 40 than to 30. It seems very strange to list a woman as head of household when there was a man about the same age living in the home. Perhaps the man was a boarder. |
p.131, line 10, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Isaac Franklin 10001-0001 00-04 1826-1830 1 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 1 Mary Smith 20-29 1801-1810 1 Isaac Franklin |
Mary Smith may have been related to my third great grandmother Dica Ann (Dicy) Smith. Isaac Franklin may have been related to Henry Franklin. On 4 Dec 1862 Jacob England and his wife Dicey Ann of Burke County released for $55 to Louis Franklin their rights in 182 acres on a branch of long creek of the south fork, joining Walker's old line, referring to a deed from C W Dickson to Henry Franklin on 25 October 1848 "as a part hereof" (I:353, witnessed by W W Aacry; re-recorded on 11 December 1882). This deed is surrounded by several other releases made by heirs of Henry Franklin. The 1860 census of Burke County showed Henry Franklin, aged 49, without children. It thus appeared likely that Dicy Smith was a niece and heir, although no estate papers survive for Henry Franklin. |
p.136, line 4, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Christian Bottles 011100001-100000101 00-04 1826-1830 0 1 05-09 1821-1825 1 0 Jacob England? (born about 1825) 10-14 1816-1820 1 0 David Laughridge 15-19 1811-1815 1 0 John Laughridge 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 0 0 40-49 1781-1790 0 1 Sarah Anthony (Sally) Bortles, widow of Samuel David Laughridge 50-59 1771-1780 0 0 60-69 1761-1770 1 1 Christian Bortles, Anna Catherine Anthony |
It is very likely that Christian Bortles was my fifth great grandfather. According to his will, he had a grandson named Jacob England. My third great grandfather of Burke County, North Carolina was Jacob England. I have found no other Jacob England in Burke County, and the ages work out so that Christian Bortles' grandson could have been my Jacob England. At the present time, it seems more likely that Jacob was born out wedlock, the son of an England woman and a Bortles man than that he was the legitimate son of an England man and a Bortles woman. |
p.161, line 21, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) James England 00020001-01001001 00-04 1826-1830 0 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 1 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 2 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 1 30-39 1791-1800 0 0 40-49 1781-1790 0 0 50-59 1771-1780 1 1 James England |
This James England is very unlikely to have been an ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. Jacob was born about 1825, and this Joseph England had no sons of that age. |
p.163, line 7, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (1st & 2nd regiment) Ezekiel England 110101-02001 00-04 1826-1830 1 0 05-09 1821-1825 1 2 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 1 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 1 30-39 1791-1800 1 Ezekiel England |
This Ezekiel England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
p.177, line 19, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) James England 10001-00001 00-04 1826-1830 1 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 1 1 |
This James England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
p.184, line 8, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) Wm. England 00000001-00010001 00-04 1826-1830 0 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 1 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 0 0 40-49 1781-1790 0 0 50-59 1771-1780 1 1 William England |
This William England is very unlikely to have been an ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. Jacob was born about 1825, and this Joseph England had no sons of that age. |
p.185, line 5, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) John England 10001-000011 00-04 1826-1830 1 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 1 1 John England 30-39 1791-1800 1 |
This John England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
p.186, line 5, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) Joseph England 00001-30001 00-04 1826-1830 0 3 05-09 1821-1825 0 0 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 1 1 Joseph England |
This Joseph England is very unlikely to have been an ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. Jacob was born about 1825, and this Joseph England had no sons of that age. |
p.191, line 10, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) Zechial England 101001-0310001 00-04 1826-1830 1 0 05-09 1821-1825 0 3 10-14 1816-1820 1 1 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 1 0 Zechial England 40-49 1781-1790 1 |
This Zechial England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
p.192, line 10, Burke County, North Carolina, 1830 (3rd & 4th regiment) Joseph England 110001-110001 00-04 1826-1830 1 1 05-09 1821-1825 1 1 10-14 1816-1820 0 0 15-19 1811-1815 0 0 20-29 1801-1810 0 0 30-39 1791-1800 1 1 Joseph England |
This Joseph England is a possible ancestor of my third great grandfather Jacob England of Burke County, North Carolina. |
This page last edited on 08 Sep 2006.