Served in the American Revolution as patriotic service from North Carolina. [Source: DAR Patriotic Index, published Washington, DC 1966, page 727] From family records I have birth date of 25 October 1734 & death date of 11 February 1792, but DAR has only approved the dates below which are used on this memorial.
Patriotic service has been proven through the Daughters of the American Revolution. The following is from DAR Genealogical database.
WELLBORN, WILLIAM
Ancestor #: A122106
Service: NORTH CAROLINA
Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1733, SANDY CREEK, BERTIE CO., NORTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 11-11-1792 WASHINGTON, WILKES CO., GEORGIA
Service Source: ABSHER, LAND ENTRY BOOK WILKES CO NC, 1778-1781, P 2
Service Description:
1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO MAKE LAND
2) ENTRY, WILKES CO NC 1778
Spouse: 1) HEPZIBAH STEARNS Married 1757
Children (proven through DAR):
1) Elias Wellborn married Mary Marshall
2) Isaac Wellborn married Mary Barton
3) James Wellborn married Rebecca Montgomery
4) Johnson Wellborn married Sallie/Sarah Render
5) Lucy Wellborn married Benjamin Barton
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(special thanks to Mary Air #47854704 for the following info) William Welborn died in Wilkes County, Georgia. He left Wilkes County, North Carolina for Georgia late in the 1780s. His wife Hepzibah also died in Georgia. He is likely not the William Welborn who was a private in the American Revolution. I believe that William was from Accomac County, Virginia. Also William Welborn was in North Carolina, Rowan County before the 1787 date that you have. Check the land records for Rowan, Orange and Wilkes County, North Carolina.) [No supporting documentation submitted]
Patriotic service has been proven through the Daughters of the American Revolution. The following is from DAR Genealogical database.
WELLBORN, WILLIAM
Ancestor #: A122106
Service: NORTH CAROLINA
Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1733, SANDY CREEK, BERTIE CO., NORTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 11-11-1792 WASHINGTON, WILKES CO., GEORGIA
Service Source: ABSHER, LAND ENTRY BOOK WILKES CO NC, 1778-1781, P 2
Service Description:
1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO MAKE LAND
2) ENTRY, WILKES CO NC 1778
Spouse: 1) HEPZIBAH STEARNS Married 1757
Children (proven through DAR):
1) Elias Wellborn married Mary Marshall
2) Isaac Wellborn married Mary Barton
3) James Wellborn married Rebecca Montgomery
4) Johnson Wellborn married Sallie/Sarah Render
5) Lucy Wellborn married Benjamin Barton
************************************
(special thanks to Mary Air #47854704 for the following info) William Welborn died in Wilkes County, Georgia. He left Wilkes County, North Carolina for Georgia late in the 1780s. His wife Hepzibah also died in Georgia. He is likely not the William Welborn who was a private in the American Revolution. I believe that William was from Accomac County, Virginia. Also William Welborn was in North Carolina, Rowan County before the 1787 date that you have. Check the land records for Rowan, Orange and Wilkes County, North Carolina.) [No supporting documentation submitted]
Served in the American Revolution as patriotic service from North Carolina. [Source: DAR Patriotic Index, published Washington, DC 1966, page 727] From family records I have birth date of 25 October 1734 & death date of 11 February 1792, but DAR has only approved the dates below which are used on this memorial.
Patriotic service has been proven through the Daughters of the American Revolution. The following is from DAR Genealogical database.
WELLBORN, WILLIAM
Ancestor #: A122106
Service: NORTH CAROLINA
Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1733, SANDY CREEK, BERTIE CO., NORTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 11-11-1792 WASHINGTON, WILKES CO., GEORGIA
Service Source: ABSHER, LAND ENTRY BOOK WILKES CO NC, 1778-1781, P 2
Service Description:
1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO MAKE LAND
2) ENTRY, WILKES CO NC 1778
Spouse: 1) HEPZIBAH STEARNS Married 1757
Children (proven through DAR):
1) Elias Wellborn married Mary Marshall
2) Isaac Wellborn married Mary Barton
3) James Wellborn married Rebecca Montgomery
4) Johnson Wellborn married Sallie/Sarah Render
5) Lucy Wellborn married Benjamin Barton
************************************
(special thanks to Mary Air #47854704 for the following info) William Welborn died in Wilkes County, Georgia. He left Wilkes County, North Carolina for Georgia late in the 1780s. His wife Hepzibah also died in Georgia. He is likely not the William Welborn who was a private in the American Revolution. I believe that William was from Accomac County, Virginia. Also William Welborn was in North Carolina, Rowan County before the 1787 date that you have. Check the land records for Rowan, Orange and Wilkes County, North Carolina.) [No supporting documentation submitted]
Patriotic service has been proven through the Daughters of the American Revolution. The following is from DAR Genealogical database.
WELLBORN, WILLIAM
Ancestor #: A122106
Service: NORTH CAROLINA
Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1733, SANDY CREEK, BERTIE CO., NORTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 11-11-1792 WASHINGTON, WILKES CO., GEORGIA
Service Source: ABSHER, LAND ENTRY BOOK WILKES CO NC, 1778-1781, P 2
Service Description:
1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO MAKE LAND
2) ENTRY, WILKES CO NC 1778
Spouse: 1) HEPZIBAH STEARNS Married 1757
Children (proven through DAR):
1) Elias Wellborn married Mary Marshall
2) Isaac Wellborn married Mary Barton
3) James Wellborn married Rebecca Montgomery
4) Johnson Wellborn married Sallie/Sarah Render
5) Lucy Wellborn married Benjamin Barton
************************************
(special thanks to Mary Air #47854704 for the following info) William Welborn died in Wilkes County, Georgia. He left Wilkes County, North Carolina for Georgia late in the 1780s. His wife Hepzibah also died in Georgia. He is likely not the William Welborn who was a private in the American Revolution. I believe that William was from Accomac County, Virginia. Also William Welborn was in North Carolina, Rowan County before the 1787 date that you have. Check the land records for Rowan, Orange and Wilkes County, North Carolina.) [No supporting documentation submitted]
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