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Note: , NC, page 516: 11010-31011 00 female b. before 1755 Needham b. 1755-1774 female b. 1755-1774 male b. 1784-1790 female b. 1784-1790 male b. 1790-1800 [presumably Duncan] female b. 1790-1800 female b. 1790-1800 Marriage 1: Sarah Children: William Sikes b: ABT 1785 Duncan Sikes b: ABT 1790 in NC Marriage 2: Sarah Married: ABT 1785 Children: Needham Sikes b: 1789 Sources: Title: Will of Needham Sikes, Sampson Co, NC. Abbrev: WillNeedhamSikes1806 Title: Census of Sampson Co, NC, 1800. Abbrev: CensusSampsonCoNC1800 Page: Family 516 ------------------------------- From database of Ron Head: Name: Needham SIKES Sex: M Death: AFT 1800 in when in Sampson Co., NC Note: 1790 Sampson Co., NC, p. 51: Needham SYKES 2 males under 16 1 male over 16 3 females 1800 Sampson Co., NC, page 516: 11010-31011 00 female b. before 1755 Needham b. 1755-1774 female b. 1755-1774 male b. 1784-1790 female b. 1784-1790 male b. 1790-1800 [presumably Duncan] female b. 1790-1800 female b. 1790-1800 From: Cay Sikes Subject: Needham Sikes Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 07:11:36 -0800 Posted on: Sikes and Sykes Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/Sikes/70 Surname: Needham Sikes ------------------------- Looking for information about Needham Sikes of NC. Born 27 Mar 1789--married to Mary Shields also of NC. He came to MO in 1813. Also looking for information on a Jesse Sikes who died in MO in 1817 and an Isaiah Sikes who died in MO who I know were somehow related to Needham. [could this be the male born 1784-1790 in Needham's 1800 household, above?] http://www.rootsweb.com/~moscott/biographies/scs.htm Needham Sikes, a prominent merchant of Sikeston, was born there on June 22, 1851, and is a son of John and Catherine (Stallcup) Sikes. John Sikes made an early settlement in New Madrid county, where he remained a short time and removed to the present site of Sikeston, the town receiving its name in honor of him. He was a prominent merchant and a good citizen, devoted to his family and business, but taking no interest in political affairs. At the time of his death he owned considerable real estate; he was permitted to spend the last part of his life in ease and comfort. He was killed in 1867 by a man by the name of Maulsby, and lived but a few days after he was shot. His widow, who is a native of Scott County, is still living in Sikeston. Their union was blessed with four children, only one of whom, Needham, survives; those deceased are James, Mary A., and an infant unnamed. The subject of this sketch has always resided in his native town, his education, which was begun there, being finished at Caledonia and Arcadia colleges. Upon leaving school he turned his attention to farming, which occupation he very successfully followed until 1881, when he engaged in his present business, at which he has also been successful. He carries a large assortment of hardware, groceries, saddlery, queensware and tinware, also machinery of all kinds. Besides his property in Sikeston he owns some valuable farming land in Scott County. Mr. Sikes was married in October 1879, to Miss Sallie P. Wyatt, of Kentucky, by whom he has had one child, Ethel B. Sikes. Mr. and Mrs. Sikes are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He is also a member of the Masonic fraternity. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/stoddard/pioneer/journalBoone.txt HENRY BOONE was born 1837 in KENTUCKY, and died 1899 in SIKESTON, SCOTT CO. MISSOURI. He married CYNTHIA ANN SIKES before 1866, daughter of NEEDHAM SIKES and MARY SHIELDS. She was born January 23, 1830 in VIRGINIA, and died April 19, 1882 in SIKESTON, SCOTT CO. MISSOURI
Note: Note: 1790 Sampson Co., NC, p. 51: Needham SYKES 2 males under 16 1 male over 16 3 females 1800 Sampson Co.
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