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, Book 4 page 931: On Oct. 20 1762, John Braly--no wife signs--lets Abraham
, \Rliteside (both of Rowan co.N.c.) have 596 acres on both sides of Ree~
Fork of Haw River next James Mccuistion, a willow by an island in the creek,
- -- crossing a spring branch, next Robert Mccuistion, crossing Ree~ Fork three
or more times, for 5 shillings (the release price being 60 pounds on the
next day) withessed by Matt: Lang & ~illiam Denny & acknowledged in Oct. 1782
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ook 3 page 542: On ay 13 1757, ..arl Granv ·.11e lets John raley, . ., p_ante
of o .an' Co •.t.c . , llave 96 acres on both side~ or cedy Fo k of' a
iver
ne.·t · ames • c uistion 's, an island in the creek, crossin}r
sprin brn.nch,
next Robert c luistion 1 s, crossing . eedy Fork three tines ~ 1h en crossing
i t ... in, for 10 shillings, wi tnessecl by John Ha\V' 'fOOd c s illin Chu .. ton ·
prov d by the la£ter on ay 27 1757.
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History of Buttalo
~esbyterian
Church and Hv People (by Rev. S.11.Bank!n) und.er caption
of other Families, page 91: "Abraham Whitesidea looated on ·Beedy :rorlt 1n 1'162. B• ~led
a daughter of Robert Thorr.pson, and his dau.gh\er married James Cannon, the grandfather ot
Congressman Joseph G.Oannon."
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Line in Sons of American Revolution: William Thornton 7Vh.itsett • Joseph .Ba.son :7.h1tsett;
Jacob Foust; Ludwick .'I. Summers; Capt : Peter Sqmmers.
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ook o page ~11: On Aug.28 1759, ~arl Granville lets Jr.mies Carson a planter
of' 01 an vO • c. , have 656 acre a on both sides of Grants· Creek ne~·t John
1i tesicles on the e ... st side of the creek & belo 1 -" lexan :er cCulloh, f'or
n ook 4 page 31 1°Bfiioi • ~~· 1;~~~ · James Carson & wife Honour let John Biggs- all of' Rowan co. N. v .--have 656 acres on both sides urants Creek below Alexander M
cculloh & next John Whitsitt, for 5 shillings--the release price being
50 pounds on the next day--witnessed by Francis B~atey & Will Reed & aeknowl ed~ed in Oct. 1760. (nds is marked delivered to James Carson- -whether or
not as constable or heir, I do not know but probably as heir he having married
tiiggs. daught~r nq!!!>U~) .U h"' T~
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in his Oun ·,me ~or Use of Our Sd county an to see t1at
Title be ,
fron his Lorcbhip;; .Agents in the N4:\me and (torn 8"1 oun-'- ~·'' " Jolm
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John 'hite<>ides Appointccl
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, ook 4 page 931: On Oct. 20 1762, John Hraly--no wife signs-- lets Abraham
. . n1iteside (both of Rowan Co.N.c.) have 596 acres on both sides of Reeey
Fork of Haw River next Jam.es Mccuistion, a willOlr by an island in the creek,
- - ---· crossing a spring branch, next Robert cCuistion, crossing Reedy Fork three
or more times, for 5 shillings (the release price being 60 pounds on the
next day) withessed by ». att: Lang & William Denny & acknowledged in Oct. 1762 .
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o l~ 3 pp.ge 542: On ay 13 1757, Earl Granv'lle lets Jo
rnley, '"' pla.nve
of' 01.an Co . N.c . , have i-:96 acres on both sitl.es or Rec y o ,1: cf' a
i Yer
e.:t· ·• a.mes _.c_uist ·on' s, an isl ncl in the creek, Cl"'ossint; · :-. ~~in · branch,
next obe1"'t c uiG ti on' s, crossing needy Fork three t · es
fu en crossing
i t a ain, !'or 10 shiliings, witnessed by John H~·1ood .: tilliru'.1 Chu ~t n ~
proved by the latter on
ny 27 1757w
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History of Buffalo Presbyterian Church and Her People {by Rev. S.M.Rankin} under caption
of other Families, page 91:"Abraham Whitesides located on ·Reedy Fork in 1762. He married
a daughter of Robert Thorr:pson, and his daughter married James Cannon, the grandfather of
Congressman Joseph G.~annon."
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of 've Yaclld f'ro-1 the -iouth of Gra ts creek to the forac of Sd Croelr thence
\.iross to the Trading Path Then Along the Sd Path As far as Jold ater then
\,i th his Lodship' s Li e".
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�Abraham Whitesides (Reedy Fork
History of Buffalo Presbyterian Churoh and Her People (Rev. s.~.Rankin) page 30~"Robert
Thompson secured two grants of 640 acres each, one on Buffalo and one on the Reedy Fork.
He lived on the Reedy Fork. He witnessed the deed of John kCKnigbt and others on North
!uffalo. On the da\1 of the Alamance battle, May 16, 1771, he went with his pastor, Dr.
Caldwell, to Governor Tryon's camp to try to effect some kind of a compromise to avoid
a battle. Dr. Caldwell returned to the Regulators to deliver his meseage, but Robert
Thompson and Robert Mateer, of the Haw River Churoh, were detained. Later when Tllomp~on ...._
started to return to his men he was shot down by Governor Tryon. (Life of Caldwell, page
153. ) His was the first blood shed for the rights of the American Colonies. Robert Thompson left two sons, Samuel and John, and a daughter, Samuel married ~argaret, daughter
of John McOlintook, Sr.; the daughter married Abram Whitesides, and their daughter married James Cannon, the grandfather of Congressman Joseph G.Cannon, of Illinois, and father of Governor Newton Cannon, of Tennessee."
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