HENRY GRAVES was born circa 1729 in Virginia to Henry White Graves and Mary Williams-Graves.
Henry married Rachael Lewis circa 1860 in Abemarle County, Virginia, and they had FIVE children of record:
Mary Graves-Yancy (Named in Father's Will),
Ralph Graves (1764-1825),
Betsy Newberry Graves-Farrar (Named in Father's Will),
David Graves (1772-?), &
Rachael Graves (Named in Father's Will).
Henry served in the American Revolution.
Henry passed away circa 1797 in Granville County, North Carolina, and is belived to be buried on the Family Property in Grassy Creek, Granville County, North Carolina.
REFERENCES
SERVICE: AMERICAN REVOLUTION:
1. Haun, Weynette Parks, 1989, "North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts, Book A, [Treasurer, State], Part XII," p. 1566.
Report No. 30, Sundries furnished to the Militia of North Carolina as allowed by Rochester & Ramsey, Auditors at Harrisburg, November 1780, Book A, Page 69, No. 1984 to Henry Graves for Waggon & Team hire, Voucher No. 140, Currency 7818:-:-, [Assigned Page 5017].
Book C, p. 75.
Book VI, p. 58, Folio 3.
WILL:
1. Granville County, North Carolina, Last Will & Testament of Henry Graves, Will Book 4, p. 136, Probated 1797.
HENRY GRAVES was born circa 1729 in Virginia to Henry White Graves and Mary Williams-Graves.
Henry married Rachael Lewis circa 1860 in Abemarle County, Virginia, and they had FIVE children of record:
Mary Graves-Yancy (Named in Father's Will),
Ralph Graves (1764-1825),
Betsy Newberry Graves-Farrar (Named in Father's Will),
David Graves (1772-?), &
Rachael Graves (Named in Father's Will).
Henry served in the American Revolution.
Henry passed away circa 1797 in Granville County, North Carolina, and is belived to be buried on the Family Property in Grassy Creek, Granville County, North Carolina.
REFERENCES
SERVICE: AMERICAN REVOLUTION:
1. Haun, Weynette Parks, 1989, "North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts, Book A, [Treasurer, State], Part XII," p. 1566.
Report No. 30, Sundries furnished to the Militia of North Carolina as allowed by Rochester & Ramsey, Auditors at Harrisburg, November 1780, Book A, Page 69, No. 1984 to Henry Graves for Waggon & Team hire, Voucher No. 140, Currency 7818:-:-, [Assigned Page 5017].
Book C, p. 75.
Book VI, p. 58, Folio 3.
WILL:
1. Granville County, North Carolina, Last Will & Testament of Henry Graves, Will Book 4, p. 136, Probated 1797.
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