Bryan Family Descendants - NO
Bryan Family Descendants - NO
Bryan Family Descendants - NO
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• Location: 1790, Rowan County, North Carolina. US 1790 Census - Rowan County,<br />
North Carolina<br />
Ephraim Adams<br />
1 male +16<br />
1 male - 16<br />
1 free white female<br />
2 Slaves<br />
Children from this marriage were:<br />
105 F i. Aylee Adams was born on 3 Aug 1793 in Rowan County, North Carolina.<br />
106 M ii. Noah Adams was born in 1795 in Rowan County, North Carolina.<br />
107 M iii. Jacob Adams was born in 1797 in Rowan County, North Carolina.<br />
108 M iv. Joel Wilah Adams was born in 1799 in Rowan County, North Carolina.<br />
Eleanor next married Josiah Boone II, son of Josiah Boone I and Hannah Hinton, on 15<br />
Dec 1810 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Josiah was born in 1754 in Lancaster County,<br />
Pennsylvania and died in Nov 1825 in Shelby County, Kentucky at age 71.<br />
Noted events in their marriage were:<br />
• Marriage: 15 Dec 1810, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Adams, Nelly Boone, Josia 15<br />
Dec 1810 Kentucky, Jefferson County<br />
Noted events in his life were:<br />
• <strong>Family</strong>: Hinton and other researchers, or descendants of this family did not compile an<br />
accurate or complete record for Josiah Boone II and his three wives. At considerable<br />
expenses, and time doing a complete historical record of these families, the record is<br />
now complete, and accurate based on the hard records that do exist.<br />
Josiah Boone II married first, Hannah Hite on December 17, 1781 Frederick County<br />
Virginia, and had the following children by her:<br />
1. George W. Boone - went to Indiana<br />
2. Leah Boone - died in Daviess County Kentucky<br />
3. Hannah Boone - died in Daviess County Kentucky<br />
4. Ruth Boone - died in Oldham County Kentucky<br />
Josiah settled their portion of his estate on them when they came of legal age or<br />
married, and were not involved in his final estate settlement after he died in November<br />
1825 in Shelby County Kentucky. The husbands of the three daughters took charge of<br />
Telethia and Charity Boone after Eleanor and Josiah died….<br />
Josiah Boone II married second, Persis Hinton by common law marriage in Frederick<br />
County Virginia in 1789. The Reverend John Sutton married Josiah and Persis August<br />
15, 1799, but there was no marriage license issued by the State of Kentucky that we<br />
could locate. By Persis Josiah had the following children: Josiah settled their portion of<br />
their estate when of age or marriage, and the four follow were not involved in their<br />
father's estate in 1826.<br />
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