Born abt. 1720, Died abt. 1780 and is buried on his Graville land grant in Muddy Creek on the Yadkin River.
Edward lived in what is now northwest corner of Davidson County, North Carolina on the East Side of the Yadkin River and the West Side of Muddy Creek. It is believed that Edward came to NC as a very young man between 1730 and 1740. It was thought that his father Robert Poole & family immigrated from England sometime between 1680 and 1700. From family sources, Edward's parents, Robert Poole and Susan HAGON Poole, along with his four older brothers came to this country and settled in what is now New Jersey. After about a dozen years, three of the brothers, one of them being Edward, came to NC to the area called Muddy Creek in Rowan County that later became known as Pooletown named after Edward.
Husband of Mary Obedience GILL Poole. Father of William Poole, Edward Poole, John Poole, Margaret POOLE Wells, & Moses Poole.
Buried on his homestead.
Edward lived in what is now northwest corner of Davidson County, North Carolina on the East Side of the Yadkin River and the West Side of Muddy Creek. It is believed that Edward came to NC as a very young man between 1730 and 1740. It was thought that his father Robert Poole & family immigrated from England sometime between 1680 and 1700. From family sources, Edward's parents, Robert Poole and Susan HAGON Poole, along with his four older brothers came to this country and settled in what is now New Jersey. After about a dozen years, three of the brothers, one of them being Edward, came to NC to the area called Muddy Creek in Rowan County that later became known as Pooletown named after Edward.
Husband of Mary Obedience GILL Poole. Father of William Poole, Edward Poole, John Poole, Margaret POOLE Wells, & Moses Poole.
Buried on his homestead.
Born abt. 1720, Died abt. 1780 and is buried on his Graville land grant in Muddy Creek on the Yadkin River.
Edward lived in what is now northwest corner of Davidson County, North Carolina on the East Side of the Yadkin River and the West Side of Muddy Creek. It is believed that Edward came to NC as a very young man between 1730 and 1740. It was thought that his father Robert Poole & family immigrated from England sometime between 1680 and 1700. From family sources, Edward's parents, Robert Poole and Susan HAGON Poole, along with his four older brothers came to this country and settled in what is now New Jersey. After about a dozen years, three of the brothers, one of them being Edward, came to NC to the area called Muddy Creek in Rowan County that later became known as Pooletown named after Edward.
Husband of Mary Obedience GILL Poole. Father of William Poole, Edward Poole, John Poole, Margaret POOLE Wells, & Moses Poole.
Buried on his homestead.
Edward lived in what is now northwest corner of Davidson County, North Carolina on the East Side of the Yadkin River and the West Side of Muddy Creek. It is believed that Edward came to NC as a very young man between 1730 and 1740. It was thought that his father Robert Poole & family immigrated from England sometime between 1680 and 1700. From family sources, Edward's parents, Robert Poole and Susan HAGON Poole, along with his four older brothers came to this country and settled in what is now New Jersey. After about a dozen years, three of the brothers, one of them being Edward, came to NC to the area called Muddy Creek in Rowan County that later became known as Pooletown named after Edward.
Husband of Mary Obedience GILL Poole. Father of William Poole, Edward Poole, John Poole, Margaret POOLE Wells, & Moses Poole.
Buried on his homestead.
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