From purchasing and cooking the finest beef around, to hiring the most talented people, we are committed to applying the highest standards of quality in everything we do. Elihu was born in 1868, in Bee Log area, Yancey County, NC. Ideally, they all compliment and enhance each other. Explore historical records and family tree profiles about Ellen Bradford on MyHeritage. TilleryĮxtrs. Specialties: At Beefeaters, we believe the dining experience involves good food, service and atmosphere. Wit.:John Shearman, Rhoodham Rawlings, J. Retreat from all the busy world in this quaint cabin surrounded but natures bounty and tucked away in its own private 11+ acres of lush forest land within. eachdaughter ANN BRADFORD bed and furnitureson WILLIAM 324 acres joining Walter Pitts, decd.residue of negroes to be divided between my four youngest daughters:ANN BRADFORD,SARAH BRADFORD, MARTHA BRADFORD and MARY BRADFORD when they come of ageReverend Henry John Burgess to be guardian to son RICHARD and William Wootten to be guardian to son WILLIAM. Bradford was born in Bee Log, North Carolina. negroes to go to my sons HENRY BRADFORD, JOSEPH BRADFORD, JOHN BRADFORD and RICHARD HENRY(?) BRADFORDdaughter REBECCAH BRANCH china bowldaughters ELIZABETH BRADFORD, MIRIAM CROWELL, TABITHA CROWELL and FRANCES WOOTTEN negroes eachson HENRY 350 acres joining Samuel Crowell etc.sons JOSEPH, JOHN andRICHARD land etc. Paul Bradford died on Saturday, May 29, 2004, at Wayne Memorial Hospital following a short illness. negroes to go to my son WILLIAM BRADFORD and if he dies under 21 the sd. His marker indicates he would be the first person interred here however, according to historical land / plat records, Henry Hensleys 200 acres was located on Bald Mountain Creek which parallels US Hwy 19. 1787lend wife ELIZABETH BRADFORD residue of estate and negroes and at her death the sd. The Hensley Cemetery of Bee Log is named after the descendants of Revolutionary War Veteran Sgt. Genealogical Abstracts of Wills, 1758-1824 HALIFAX COUNTY, NC by Margaret M.

On January 1, 1760, John Bradford and Patience, his wife, sold Jesse Pope 185 acres. He moved to Halifax County, NC, about 1745.According to Boddie, Colonel John Bradford had a long and active career in the service of his country during the Revolutionary War that is probably unequalled in North Carolina. John Bradford served with distinction in the war of the Revolution, held a Colonel's commission in the American Army and was at Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered.He was a member of the colonial congress along with Colonel Ashe of North Carolina and a member of the House of Burgess. STONE WALL!!Any help at all would be appreciated.Patience Reed was daughter of Henry Reed of NC.

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