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Note: h Carolina, USA in 1790. He owned a 795 acreplantation with slaves on Sandy Creek in Granville County, NorthCarolina, USA.
John Dickerson gives 100 acres to daughter, Elizabeth, for natural loveand affection, on June 3, 1755.
WILL OFEMANUEL FORKNER *IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. Be it known to all men that I, EmanuelForkner, Of Iredell County in the state of North Carolina, USA, being inperfect mind and sound memory, and calling to mind the uncertainty ofthis life and it has been pleased to god to bestow some small benefits ofthis life to me, I do dispose of them as followeth, I do this my lastwill and testament in manner and form, the following items: I give untomy beloved wife, Elizabeth Forkner, My land and three Negroes, Eliza,Carry and Molly, and all estate of whatsoever kind I am possessed withuntil her death. I give unto my daughter, Anne, one shilling currency ofthis state. To my son, Moses, I give one shilling currency. I give untomy son, Aaron, one shilling currency. I give unto my son, John, oneshilling currency. I give unto my son, Ford, five pounds currency. I giveunto my son, Hardy, one shilling currency. I give to my daughter,Temperance Ball, one shilling currency. I give to my son, Shugar, oneshilling currency. I give unto me son, Francis, at my wifeÕs decease, MyNegro boy, Cary and one-half of my Negro winch, Eliza and my land andworking horses. I give unto my daughter, Elizabeth, at my wifeÕs decease,one-half of Negro winch, Eliza and her girl, Nelly and their riding marecalled Celcia. I do appoint that if either of my children, Frances orElizabeth, should die without heir, that this estate will fall to theother. I do appoint and ordain this my last will and testament and I dolikewise appoint my wife executrix and my son, Frances, executor. Givenunder my hand and seal this twenty-eighth day of July in the year of ourLord one-thousand seven-hundred and ninety-seven.
Emanuel Forkner
X /s/ John Thomson X
/s/ Wineford Dickerson X
DEED TOEMANUEL FALKNER November 27, 1760 Granville County, North Carolina, USA. Thos Child forLord Granville for King George II grants 695 acres of vacant land toEmanuel Falkner lying on Sandy Creek and John Dickerson's line.
was born Abt. 1718 in Queen
Anne's County, Maryland8, and died 1798 in Iredell County, NorthCarolina, USA
The 8 October 1754 roll of Colonel William Eaton's Regiment of North
Carolina Militia (Volume 22, North Carolina, USA State Records) listsEmanuel
Falkner and William Falkner in Captain John Glover's Company; Emanuel
Falkner, William Falkner and Samuel Falkner in Captain Sugan Jones'Company,
and Francis Falkner and Emanuel Falkner in Captain Andrew Hampton'sCompany.
James Falkner reports that Emanuel Faulkner fought in the American
Revolution. He was a Minute Man in the Cape Fear area.
25 Sep 1777: Court House Record - "John Gilliam to Joseph Mangum, 80
Acres on SS Courthouse Prong of Sandy Creek adj Joseph Mangum at County
Road to William Howels Branch on WS William Howel and adj Manuel Forknerwhere Aron Forkner now lives, including land where said Gilliam nowlives."
13 Sep 1774: Court House Record - "Emanuel Forkner to Howell Mangum,
Planter, both of Bute Co. for 80 Acres on SS Court House Prong of Sandy
Creek, adj to Joseph Mangum at the County Road to mouth of William HowelsBranch on WS Plantation of William Howel including the plantation onwhich Martin Dickerson lived."
Col. William Eaton's militiaregiment Granville Co,NC --roll taken 8 Oct1754-- NOTE: This muster roll [found in Vol. 22 of the North Carolina, USA StateRecords] is generally
considered to be the first true accounting of all able-bodied men inGranville County. Those men
in this regiment are believed to range in ages from young (teens) to mucholder (perhaps even
some grandfathers!). Relationships were not noted, but no doubt bothfathers and sons are among
them. You will note the great number of "juniors" on the muster roll.Care should be taken not to
"assume" relationships, as most likely there are cousins, fathers, sons,brothers, and possibly
grandsons listed.
Captain Sugan JONES's Company (140 men):
James MOSELY, Lieut
1. Francis WALKER, senr.
2. Wm WOOD
3. Miles JONES
4. Denis LINDSEY
5. Aaron FUSSELL
6. Benjamin WARD
7. Shirley WATLEY
8. John BURFORD
9. John THORNTON
10. Wm BECKHAM
11. Wm WHEELER
12. Robert WHITAKER
13. Robert DAY
14. Abraham GREEN
15. John GREEN
16. John GIBBS
17. Theophilus GOODWIN
18. Theophilus GOODWIN, Jr.
19. Thomas GOODWIN
20. John GOODWIN
21. Edward THOMAS
22. Benjamin COWHERD
23. James WHITE
24. John GANT
25. John GANT, Junr.
26. William GANT
27. Isham GANT
28. John COLLEY
29. Richard HALCOMB
30. John HALCOMB
31. Joseph HALCOMB
32. Henry THORNTON
33. Benjamin HALCOMB
34. Roger THORNTON
35. George BLEDSOE
36. William BLEDSOE
37. Joshua PERRY
38. William RICHARDSON
39. John BOYD
40. Thomas ZACHRY
41. John ZACHRY
42. William DICKERSON
43. Thomas FUSSILL
44. Arthur CROCKER
45. John WOOD
46. Jacob CROCKER
47. Reuben LAWSON
48. Absalom WELLS
49. Thomas BECKHAM
50. Henry WEAVER
51. William WATERS
52. Thomas PUTNAM
53. William CHEEK
54. Robert CHEEK
55. Williamson LILES
56. Benjamin THOMSON, Jr.
57. John THOMSON
58. William THOMAS
59. Emanuel FALKNER
60. William FALKNER
61. Simon BECKHAM
62. John RAINWATER
63. James RAINWATER
64. Lewis BRANTLY
65. Joseph BRANTLY
66. John BRANTLY, Junr.
67. Hopkin WILDER
68. John WATSON
69. Thomas COOPER
70. Browning WILLIAMS
71. Hezekiah TERRELL
72. Francis STROTHER
73. James RAY
74. William UNDERWOOD
75. William WATLEY
76. Shirley WATLEY, Junr.
77. Henry JENNINGS
78. Moses SMITHY
79. Thomas HARRIS
80. William GIBBONS
81. Allan MONTJOY
82. Lawrance KERWIN
83. William SMITH
84. James PETTY
85. Thomas PETTY
86. Lawrance STROTHER
87. Charles LILES
88. Thomas COOK
89. William VINSON
90. James BARNET
91. William BECKHAM, Junr.
92. Ephraim ESTRIGE
93. Aaron SHERARD
94. Thomas WOOTEN
95. George WOOTEN
96. Daniel WOOTEN
97. Robert VASSER
98. Richard PINNEL
99. John PINNEL
100. Joshua PINNEL
101. William SAUL
102. Thomas SING
103. William WILLIS
104. Thoams MARTIN
105. Atkins McLEMORE
106. James TALBOT
107. Joshua YARBRO
108. Thomas SALE
109. Jeremiah WOOTEN
110. John WOOTEN
111. James WOOTEN
112. Thomas DELANY
113. John MOSELY
114. Thomas CRAB
115. John PERSONS
116. Richard PARSONS
117. Joseph MARTIN
118. William MARTIN
119. Arthur WATSON
120. John Serug ASKEW
121. Henry BREWER
122. William TAKEWELL
123. William HALLEY
124. Simon TAYLOR
125. Ambrose BEARDING
126. Samuel FREEMAN
127. Jeptha TERRELL
128. John TERRELL, Junr.
129. John DEBORD
130. James MORRIS
131. Thomas MORRIS
132. Joseph HARRIS
133. John STANFIELD
134. Benjamin RICE
135. Robert CLARK
136. Thomas CARTER
137. John BURDOCK
138. Thomas TURNER
139. John DEER
140. George UNDERWOOD
"Not all information in this family tree has been verified." Much has been gleaned from the internet. Due to time constraints not all sources have been cited. Sorry. I do this to share. I am not a professional. All corrections are welcome. This
Note: Migrated with 3 brothers to North Carolina, USA in the 1740's. He was inWarren County, Nort
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