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Facts and Events
Name |
Richard M Lyon |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[5] |
1763 |
North Carolina, United States |
Census[3] |
1790 |
Halifax, North Carolina, United States |
Marriage |
1795 |
Rockingham, North Carolina, United Statesto Elizabeth Eason |
Census[4] |
1800 |
Halifax, North Carolina, United StatesEdgecombe |
Other[6] |
18 Jan 1801 |
Edgecombe, North Carolina, United Stateswitness to Will of Coburn Eason, wife's uncle |
Census[2] |
1820 |
Gallatin, Sumner, Tennessee, United States |
Census[1] |
1830 |
Wilson, Tennessee, United States |
Death[5] |
Abt 1830 |
Wilson, Tennessee, United States |
Burial[5] |
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unknown |
Hope this helps some LYON researcher
Abstract of Wills 1690 - 176? North Carolina:
ROWAN, MATTHEW. New Hanover County. 18 Apr 1760. 15 Jul 1760.
Niece: Rose Rowan [daughter of brother Andrew Rowan]
Nephew: Mathew Rowan [son of brother Atcheyson]
Niece: Ann Rowan [daughter of brother William]
Other Legatees [who receive]:
RICHARD LYON of Spring Hill in Bladen County,
Margaret Rowan [niece]
MILDRED LYON daughter of JOHN [1. ten negroes]
MARY LYON [daughter of RICHARD LYON]
Frederick Gregg of Wilmington [2. land on the northeast side of Northeast River, opposite to Stag Park in New Hanover County, one gold watch,
[3. eleven negroes and land on White Marsh in Bladen County] bequeathed to Frederick Gregg and RICHARD LYON in trust for Esther Rowan [wife of Robert]
Elizabeth, wife of Archibald MacLaine [daughter in law]
[4.Lands on said river adjoining Judge Lenard and Nelltown in Bladen County and land in Craven County opposite Newbern, lying on Trent River, in all about 1800 acres] devised to executors to be sold.
[5. All remainder of estate] is devised and bequeathed to John, the son of Jane Stubbs of Barth, "commonly called and known by the name of John Rowan"
Executors: John Rowan, Frederick Gregg. RICHARD LYON.
Witnesses Samuel Watters, George Gibbs, Thomas Clark.
Proven before Arthur Dobbs.
Executors qualified before Cornelius Harnett, JP.
Coat of arms on seal.
[4]
References
- ↑ [1], in United States. 1830 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M19)
Wilson, Tennessee.
m002110001 f0001 males 2x 10-15, 1x 15-20, 1x 20-30, 1x 60-70. females 1x 15-20.
- ↑ United States. 1820 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M33)
Gallatin, Sumner, Tennessee.
421101 10010 040010003 males: 4x <10,2x 10-16,1x 16-18, 1x 16-26,1x +45. females:1x <10,1x 26-45,4 farmers, male slaves 3x <14, female slaves 3x <14.
- ↑ [2], in United States. 1790 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M637).
- ↑ [3], in United States. 1800 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M32)
Edgecombe, Halifax, North Carolina.
[Exact birthdate could be from 1755-1774]
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 183938176, in Find A Grave
no photos, no sources, last accessed Sep 2024.
- ↑ Williams, Ruth Smith, and Margaret Glenn Griffin. Abstracts of The Wills of Edgecombe County North Carolina, 1733-1856. (Rocky Mount, North Carolina: Joseph W Watson, 406 Piedmont Ave; Rocky Mount, NC 27801, 1980)
113.
EASON COBURN Jan. 18, 1801. Nov. Ct., 1803. Wife: ELIZABETH, all lands and Plantation, and profits for 10 years; only 1/3 of the Brandy, negroes, Horse and 6 brandy barrels to be sold & money used for wife & children: JOSHUA, MARTHA, MARY, MILLICENT, ELIZABETH, BENNETT and SELETY EASON. Son: BENNETT, plantation and lands and 1/3 of Brandh. Exr: Father-in-law, JOSHUA BARNES; Bro. JOHN EASON. Wit: JAMES SCARBOROUGH, RICHARD LYON.
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