Notebook:Abednego Inman

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Inman Innings

From [Inman Innings 1(2) Nov Dec 1994.

1. Land Entries for Abednego Inman from Warren, Edith. Huggins, Burke Co.. NC Land Records 1778. Vol 1. (1977)

p. 118. Bedigow Inmon: 2 entries

No. 1272, p. 419, 100 acres on north side of Catawba River between Robert Cain and John Forsith, including both sides of fork and an Island on fork for complement. Entered 25 Dec. 1778 (1).

No. 1273, p. 419, 100 acres first or below north fork of Catawba River on branch between said Emmons and fork above path, up river, past Montgomery & Catheys, branch for complement. Entered 25 Dec. 1778.

p. 59. Bednego Inmon, 2 entries

No. 624, p. 209 100 acres main fork of north cove of north fork of Catawba River, beginning John Davidson's line, up for complement. Entered 9 Aug 1778 (1).

No. 625 p.209 200 acres. Linvills Cove including old field "oposite" to end of Dan Hills (?). Entered 19 Aug. 1778. Transferred to Waightstill Avery by order of _______ (not legible) 29 May 1778 (2)

2. Citing (Ray, Worth S. Tennessee Cousins: A History of Tennessee People Baltimore: Genealog. Pub. (1971) p. 98.)

"On a lot back of the square that the courthouse occupies in DANDRIDGE, the county seat of JEFFERSON COUNTY is a monument and Tablet:

On one side appears the following inscriptions:

1930 Erected by MARTHA DANDRIDGE GARDEN CLUB in Memory of REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS BURIED HERE - - - JOHN BLACKBURN 1741-1808 ABEDNEGO INMAN 1752-1831 SAMUEL LYLE 1747-1834 RICHARD RANKIN 1756-1827 SAMUEL RANKIN 1738-1828 On the reverse side of the tablet is this inscription: Burial Ground at the site of the original HOPEWELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Jefferson County 1785

Inman Innings 1(5)

The State Records of North Carolina:

March 4th [1777] The court met according to adjournment. Joseph McDowell, Shadrich Inman, Abednego Inman, David McPeters, Charles McPeters, David Nelson, Zephania Crooke, Isaiah Rose, charged with having signed a certain Petition to Josiah Martin, injurious to the Independence of this State, and being examined touching the Premises, it appears to this County that the above named persons were not guilty of signing or sending said Petition, and being required by the Court, they and each of them took an Oath of allegiance to this State and were discharged. Several Indictments returned by the Grand Jury, as per Docket sequent. Then the Court adjourned till Tomorrow 10 o'clock.

The McPeters men mentioned in this write up were no doubt relatives of Mary Jane McPheeters (Shadrach Inman's wife). Mary's mother was a McDowell.