Son of Jacob Faw II (b. 24 June 1771, Frederick, Maryland, d. 1838, Ashe County, North Carolina) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre (b. 15 April 1775). [Biographical information provided by Robert Graybeal and Tammi Pickett.]
The following was provided by Dan Stevenson:
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Jacob Faw III was the fifth of eleven known children of Jacob Faw Jr. (1771-1838) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre/Hier (1775-???), who married c1791 at Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina.
Jacob married Mary J. Calloway (1803-1876) in c1820 at presumably Ashe County, North Carolina, though a marriage record for them can’t be located. Jacob became a Minister. Jacob and Mary were the parents of eleven known children, namely:
Martin Faw (1821-1860)
Eli Calloway Faw (1823-1867)
Noah Faw (1825-1852)
Reuben Coffey Faw (1826-1907)
Mary Matilda Faw Graybeal (1829-1896)
Caroline Faw Johnson (1831-1862)
Jacob Judson Faw (1832-1908)
Mary Ann Faw Jones Hartzog (1834-1929)
Amos Faw (1836-1889)
Elizabeth Faw Jones Smith (1839-1929)
Elijah Franklin Faw (1841-1925)
Joseph Faw (1844-1844)
In 1850 Jacob (age 51, a farmer), wife Mary (age 47) and children: Noah (age 25), Caroline (age 18), Jacob J. (age 17), Mary A. (age 16), Amos (age 14), Elizabeth (age 11) and Elijah F. (age 9) were living at Ashe County, North Carolina. In 1860 the widow Mary and single daughter Elizabeth were living with her married daughter Mary Faw Jones at Oldfields District, Ashe County, North Carolina.
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The following was provided by Dan Stevenson:
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Jacob Faw III was the fifth of eleven known children of Jacob Faw Jr. (1771-1838) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre/Hier (1775-???), who married c1791 at Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina.
Jacob married Mary J. Calloway (1803-1876) in c1820 at presumably Ashe County, North Carolina, though a marriage record for them can’t be located. Jacob became a Minister. Jacob and Mary were the parents of eleven known children, namely:
Martin Faw (1821-1860)
Eli Calloway Faw (1823-1867)
Noah Faw (1825-1852)
Reuben Coffey Faw (1826-1907)
Mary Matilda Faw Graybeal (1829-1896)
Caroline Faw Johnson (1831-1862)
Jacob Judson Faw (1832-1908)
Mary Ann Faw Jones Hartzog (1834-1929)
Amos Faw (1836-1889)
Elizabeth Faw Jones Smith (1839-1929)
Elijah Franklin Faw (1841-1925)
Joseph Faw (1844-1844)
In 1850 Jacob (age 51, a farmer), wife Mary (age 47) and children: Noah (age 25), Caroline (age 18), Jacob J. (age 17), Mary A. (age 16), Amos (age 14), Elizabeth (age 11) and Elijah F. (age 9) were living at Ashe County, North Carolina. In 1860 the widow Mary and single daughter Elizabeth were living with her married daughter Mary Faw Jones at Oldfields District, Ashe County, North Carolina.
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Son of Jacob Faw II (b. 24 June 1771, Frederick, Maryland, d. 1838, Ashe County, North Carolina) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre (b. 15 April 1775). [Biographical information provided by Robert Graybeal and Tammi Pickett.]
The following was provided by Dan Stevenson:
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Jacob Faw III was the fifth of eleven known children of Jacob Faw Jr. (1771-1838) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre/Hier (1775-???), who married c1791 at Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina.
Jacob married Mary J. Calloway (1803-1876) in c1820 at presumably Ashe County, North Carolina, though a marriage record for them can’t be located. Jacob became a Minister. Jacob and Mary were the parents of eleven known children, namely:
Martin Faw (1821-1860)
Eli Calloway Faw (1823-1867)
Noah Faw (1825-1852)
Reuben Coffey Faw (1826-1907)
Mary Matilda Faw Graybeal (1829-1896)
Caroline Faw Johnson (1831-1862)
Jacob Judson Faw (1832-1908)
Mary Ann Faw Jones Hartzog (1834-1929)
Amos Faw (1836-1889)
Elizabeth Faw Jones Smith (1839-1929)
Elijah Franklin Faw (1841-1925)
Joseph Faw (1844-1844)
In 1850 Jacob (age 51, a farmer), wife Mary (age 47) and children: Noah (age 25), Caroline (age 18), Jacob J. (age 17), Mary A. (age 16), Amos (age 14), Elizabeth (age 11) and Elijah F. (age 9) were living at Ashe County, North Carolina. In 1860 the widow Mary and single daughter Elizabeth were living with her married daughter Mary Faw Jones at Oldfields District, Ashe County, North Carolina.
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The following was provided by Dan Stevenson:
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Jacob Faw III was the fifth of eleven known children of Jacob Faw Jr. (1771-1838) and Nancy Elizabeth Hyre/Hier (1775-???), who married c1791 at Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina.
Jacob married Mary J. Calloway (1803-1876) in c1820 at presumably Ashe County, North Carolina, though a marriage record for them can’t be located. Jacob became a Minister. Jacob and Mary were the parents of eleven known children, namely:
Martin Faw (1821-1860)
Eli Calloway Faw (1823-1867)
Noah Faw (1825-1852)
Reuben Coffey Faw (1826-1907)
Mary Matilda Faw Graybeal (1829-1896)
Caroline Faw Johnson (1831-1862)
Jacob Judson Faw (1832-1908)
Mary Ann Faw Jones Hartzog (1834-1929)
Amos Faw (1836-1889)
Elizabeth Faw Jones Smith (1839-1929)
Elijah Franklin Faw (1841-1925)
Joseph Faw (1844-1844)
In 1850 Jacob (age 51, a farmer), wife Mary (age 47) and children: Noah (age 25), Caroline (age 18), Jacob J. (age 17), Mary A. (age 16), Amos (age 14), Elizabeth (age 11) and Elijah F. (age 9) were living at Ashe County, North Carolina. In 1860 the widow Mary and single daughter Elizabeth were living with her married daughter Mary Faw Jones at Oldfields District, Ashe County, North Carolina.
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