Person:William Mebane (9)
Capt. William Mebane
b.Abt 1741 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
d.Aug 1803 North Carolina
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1738
  1. Sarah Jeanette Mebane - Aft 1779
  2. Elizabeth MebaneAbt 1740 - Abt 1781
  3. Capt. William MebaneAbt 1741 - 1803
  4. Nancy MebaneAbt 1742 - Bef 1789
  5. Capt. James MebaneBet 1743 & 1747 - 1807
  6. Jennett "Jane" MebaneAbt 1743 - Aft 1810
  7. Alexander Mebane, II1744 - 1795
  8. Col. Robert MebaneAbt 1745 - 1781
  9. Ann MebaneBet 1746 & 1750 - Bet 1789 & 1800
  10. Nancy MebaneAbt 1747 -
  11. Frances MebaneAbt 1751 - Bef 1782
  12. Margaret MebaneBef 1756 - 1838
  13. Colonel John Alexander Mebane1757 - 1837
  14. David Mebane1760 - 1843
Spouse and Children
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m. 1766
  1. William Brown Mebane1772 - 1840
Spouse and Children
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m. 12 Jan 1802
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Facts and Events
Name Capt. William Mebane
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1741 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Marriage 1766 Lancaster County, Pennsylvaniato Jane Abercrombie
Marriage 12 Jan 1802 Orange County, North Carolinato Sarah Rebecca Rainey
Alt Death? 1802
Death[1] Aug 1803 North Carolina

Abstract of Will - abstract by Ruth Hendon Shields: D101 Will dated 24 March 1803, proved August Court 1803

William Meane wife: Rebecca 1/3 of estate

Robert Murdock large Bible, etc, and plantation after wife's death.

Brother James 1/3 of estate Brother David 1/3 of estate

"To my supposed son William Brown Mebane" he gives a slave.

Executors: "My brother James Mebane and my father-in-law Benjamin Rainey" Witnesses: James Hutcheson, Ross Hutcheson

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tmebl&id=I11249 Listed in Orange Co., NC 1779. Will Book Orange Co., NC D-101 August 1803 lists the following: Supposed Son William Brown Mebane. Other Heirs: Wife (Rebecca), Brothers James and David, nephew Robert Murdock. Exec: Brother James and Father-in-Law Benjamin Raney. The only other connection with William Brown Mebane is mention of him in a letter.


William was issued land warrant #2578 in February 1791 as the heir at law of brother Robert Mebane who had served and died in the Revolutionary War. The land warrant was for 500 acres in the military district of Ohio.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 .

    http://lgabercrombie.com/p90.htm#i2771

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