Timmons-Mayhall - Person Sheet
Timmons-Mayhall - Person Sheet
NameWILKES, Nancy 
Birth Dateabt 1791
Birth PlaceChester County, South Carolina
FatherWILKES, Abner (~1766-1839)
MotherCRIDER, Martha Patsy (~1770-~1839)
Misc. Notes
Nancy Wilkes, daughter of Abner and Martha Wilkes, was born in Chester County, South Carolina. About 1822, she and her brother Asa and other members of the family and relatives moved to Morgan County, Alabama. She married Samuel Barclay in Morgan County, Alabama on 5 February 1825.
Above information compiled from "Wilkes Family History and Genealogy - Thomas Wilkes (ca. 1735-1809) and His Descendants" written and published by Ivan Ernest Bass in 1965, Washington, D.C.
Above information compiled from "Wilkes Family History and Genealogy - Thomas Wilkes (ca. 1735-1809) and His Descendants" written and published by Ivan Ernest Bass in 1965, Washington, D.C.
Spouses
1BARCLAY, Samuel , G Grandfather
, G GrandfatherBirth Date15 Sep 1801
Birth PlaceKentucky
Death Dateaft 1880 Age: 78
Death PlaceItawamba County, Mississippi
OccupationFarmer
Misc. Notes
Listed in the Itawamba County Circuit Court jury list of December 1838.
Samuel Barclay was a son of Robert Barclay, who was born in Ireland in 1763 and came with his parents to South Carolina in 1769. Robert Barclay served as a private soldier under Sumpter in the Revolutionary War, migrated to Tennessee in 1802 and to Morgan County, Alabama in 1816, being one of the first pioneers to cross the Tennessee River into Alabama.
Samuel Barcay was living in Morgan County in 1830, according to the U. S. Census for that year, and had 2 male and 2 female children in the family of himself and wife.
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Above information compiled from "Wilkes Family History and Genealogy - Thomas Wilkes (ca. 1735-1809) and His Descendants" written and published by Ivan Ernest Bass in 1965, Washington, D.C.
Samuel Barclay was a son of Robert Barclay, who was born in Ireland in 1763 and came with his parents to South Carolina in 1769. Robert Barclay served as a private soldier under Sumpter in the Revolutionary War, migrated to Tennessee in 1802 and to Morgan County, Alabama in 1816, being one of the first pioneers to cross the Tennessee River into Alabama.
Samuel Barcay was living in Morgan County in 1830, according to the U. S. Census for that year, and had 2 male and 2 female children in the family of himself and wife.
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Above information compiled from "Wilkes Family History and Genealogy - Thomas Wilkes (ca. 1735-1809) and His Descendants" written and published by Ivan Ernest Bass in 1965, Washington, D.C.
Marr Date5 Feb 1825
Marr PlaceMorgan County, Alabama