John Baley and Elizabeth Wilson farmed in the Icard / Rhodhiss area of Burke County. In the next generation, the spelling of the name was changed to the more common "Bailey", but both markers use the old spelling.
According to a compilation of census records and wills, known children are as follows: Sydney Bailey (1837-1904); Robert Bailey (1840-?); Portland Bailey (1842-1863); William Adolphus Bailey (1844-1929); Amanda Bailey (1846-1925);James Molton Bailey (1848-1927); Jacob Madison Bailey (1852-1929);George Emanuel Bailey (1854-1917); Mary Jane Bailey (1855-1938); Mary Catherine "Polly" Bailey (1858-1921); and Laura Bailey (1863-1902). Most of the children settled in Burke County, and many of them are also buried at Friendship Church.
By coincidence, her son Sidney married a woman named Elizabeth Wilson.
According to a compilation of census records and wills, known children are as follows: Sydney Bailey (1837-1904); Robert Bailey (1840-?); Portland Bailey (1842-1863); William Adolphus Bailey (1844-1929); Amanda Bailey (1846-1925);James Molton Bailey (1848-1927); Jacob Madison Bailey (1852-1929);George Emanuel Bailey (1854-1917); Mary Jane Bailey (1855-1938); Mary Catherine "Polly" Bailey (1858-1921); and Laura Bailey (1863-1902). Most of the children settled in Burke County, and many of them are also buried at Friendship Church.
By coincidence, her son Sidney married a woman named Elizabeth Wilson.
John Baley and Elizabeth Wilson farmed in the Icard / Rhodhiss area of Burke County. In the next generation, the spelling of the name was changed to the more common "Bailey", but both markers use the old spelling.
According to a compilation of census records and wills, known children are as follows: Sydney Bailey (1837-1904); Robert Bailey (1840-?); Portland Bailey (1842-1863); William Adolphus Bailey (1844-1929); Amanda Bailey (1846-1925);James Molton Bailey (1848-1927); Jacob Madison Bailey (1852-1929);George Emanuel Bailey (1854-1917); Mary Jane Bailey (1855-1938); Mary Catherine "Polly" Bailey (1858-1921); and Laura Bailey (1863-1902). Most of the children settled in Burke County, and many of them are also buried at Friendship Church.
By coincidence, her son Sidney married a woman named Elizabeth Wilson.
According to a compilation of census records and wills, known children are as follows: Sydney Bailey (1837-1904); Robert Bailey (1840-?); Portland Bailey (1842-1863); William Adolphus Bailey (1844-1929); Amanda Bailey (1846-1925);James Molton Bailey (1848-1927); Jacob Madison Bailey (1852-1929);George Emanuel Bailey (1854-1917); Mary Jane Bailey (1855-1938); Mary Catherine "Polly" Bailey (1858-1921); and Laura Bailey (1863-1902). Most of the children settled in Burke County, and many of them are also buried at Friendship Church.
By coincidence, her son Sidney married a woman named Elizabeth Wilson.
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