Person:William Mebane (21)
William Mebane, Jr.
b.Abt 1728 Pennsylvania
d.1794 Guilford County, North Carolina
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Alexander Mebane1716 - Bet 1789 & 1793
  2. Mary MebaneAbt 1727 -
  3. William Mebane, Jr.Abt 1728 - 1794
  4. Jane MebaneBef 1730 - Aft 1757
  5. Ann Louey MebaneAbt 1730 - 1821
  6. John MebaneAbt 1732 - 1769
  7. Francis MebaneAbt 1735 -
  8. Rachel MebaneAbt 1736 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  William Mebane, Jr.Abt 1728 - 1794
  • W.  Mary Nelson1730 - 1774
m. Bef 1749
  1. John MebaneAbt 1749 - 1843
  2. Samuel MebaneAbt 1753 - 1836
  3. William MebaneAbt 1755 - 1825
  4. Mary MebaneAbt 1756 - 1840
  5. Isabella MebaneAbt 1757 -
  6. Margaret Mebane1759 - 1816
  7. David MebaneAbt 1784 - 1819
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1774
  1. Mary Mebane
  2. Robert Mebane1785 - 1834
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Facts and Events
Name William Mebane, Jr.
Alt Name William Mebane, II
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1728 Pennsylvania
Marriage Bef 1749 to Mary Nelson
Marriage Abt 1774 Guilford County, North Carolinato Elizabeth Hall
Death? 1794 Guilford County, North Carolina
Burial? Alamance Presbyterian Church

From "The History of Guilford County, North Carolina", Sallie Walker Stockard:

Page 21

"In 1753, in the twenty-seventh year of the reign of George II of Great Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, etc., Henry Beddingfield sold William Mebane six hundred acres on the North Buffalo Creek for the sum of forty-five pounds, current money of Virginia. To this indenture Alexander Mebane and John Thompson were witnesses."

Page 22

"In 1759 Granville granted William Mebane six hundred and thirty-six acres in St. Luke's parish on South Buffalo, beginning at Kimbrough Corner and running along John McAdoo's line."

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