Husband of, Lucy Stone Ferrell.
Caswell Co., North Carolina Marriage Bonds 1778 - 1868.
Date of Bond - November 3, 1784 -
Bondsman - William Stone, Jr. - Witness - Ald Murphey, Clerk of Court.
Name spelled incorrectly - Enuch Forrell
Military -
Revolutionary War - North Carolina & Virginia.
Fought with Major John Baptist Ashe's Company of the 1st North Carolina Regt., commanded by, Colonel Thomas Clark.
Pertinent Revolutionary War Documents -
W23039, S6836, R3512, S3355, S3861, BLWT-2402-200, Index Card - #495, Roll- #18.
Source - National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Enoch Ferrell's father Charles was a Scotch Presbyterian who immigrated for religious freedom to the United States from Ulster, Ireland in the early 1700's....Enoch, and his brothers, Joseph, John, William and James fought in the American Revolution...
Source -
The Heritage of Coffee County Tennessee 1836 - 2004, page 277.
Caswell Co., North Carolina Marriage Bonds 1778 - 1868.
Date of Bond - November 3, 1784 -
Bondsman - William Stone, Jr. - Witness - Ald Murphey, Clerk of Court.
Name spelled incorrectly - Enuch Forrell
Military -
Revolutionary War - North Carolina & Virginia.
Fought with Major John Baptist Ashe's Company of the 1st North Carolina Regt., commanded by, Colonel Thomas Clark.
Pertinent Revolutionary War Documents -
W23039, S6836, R3512, S3355, S3861, BLWT-2402-200, Index Card - #495, Roll- #18.
Source - National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Enoch Ferrell's father Charles was a Scotch Presbyterian who immigrated for religious freedom to the United States from Ulster, Ireland in the early 1700's....Enoch, and his brothers, Joseph, John, William and James fought in the American Revolution...
Source -
The Heritage of Coffee County Tennessee 1836 - 2004, page 277.
Husband of, Lucy Stone Ferrell.
Caswell Co., North Carolina Marriage Bonds 1778 - 1868.
Date of Bond - November 3, 1784 -
Bondsman - William Stone, Jr. - Witness - Ald Murphey, Clerk of Court.
Name spelled incorrectly - Enuch Forrell
Military -
Revolutionary War - North Carolina & Virginia.
Fought with Major John Baptist Ashe's Company of the 1st North Carolina Regt., commanded by, Colonel Thomas Clark.
Pertinent Revolutionary War Documents -
W23039, S6836, R3512, S3355, S3861, BLWT-2402-200, Index Card - #495, Roll- #18.
Source - National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Enoch Ferrell's father Charles was a Scotch Presbyterian who immigrated for religious freedom to the United States from Ulster, Ireland in the early 1700's....Enoch, and his brothers, Joseph, John, William and James fought in the American Revolution...
Source -
The Heritage of Coffee County Tennessee 1836 - 2004, page 277.
Caswell Co., North Carolina Marriage Bonds 1778 - 1868.
Date of Bond - November 3, 1784 -
Bondsman - William Stone, Jr. - Witness - Ald Murphey, Clerk of Court.
Name spelled incorrectly - Enuch Forrell
Military -
Revolutionary War - North Carolina & Virginia.
Fought with Major John Baptist Ashe's Company of the 1st North Carolina Regt., commanded by, Colonel Thomas Clark.
Pertinent Revolutionary War Documents -
W23039, S6836, R3512, S3355, S3861, BLWT-2402-200, Index Card - #495, Roll- #18.
Source - National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Enoch Ferrell's father Charles was a Scotch Presbyterian who immigrated for religious freedom to the United States from Ulster, Ireland in the early 1700's....Enoch, and his brothers, Joseph, John, William and James fought in the American Revolution...
Source -
The Heritage of Coffee County Tennessee 1836 - 2004, page 277.
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