John's father was buried in the Haddock Plantation Family Cemetery along with his son William. John was a constable in Pitt County, NC. 1 & 3
He married Rhoda, daughter of William and Dinah Deale Taylor Jr. on May 4, 1766 in Pitt County, NC. She was his first cousin. They had five sons and three daughters. 2
According to census the children were all born in NC. They moved to Georgia and are buried there.
Sources: 1-Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2-www.mikehaydock.com
3 Haddock Heritage by Donna Haddock Taylor (website)
He married Rhoda, daughter of William and Dinah Deale Taylor Jr. on May 4, 1766 in Pitt County, NC. She was his first cousin. They had five sons and three daughters. 2
According to census the children were all born in NC. They moved to Georgia and are buried there.
Sources: 1-Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2-www.mikehaydock.com
3 Haddock Heritage by Donna Haddock Taylor (website)
John's father was buried in the Haddock Plantation Family Cemetery along with his son William. John was a constable in Pitt County, NC. 1 & 3
He married Rhoda, daughter of William and Dinah Deale Taylor Jr. on May 4, 1766 in Pitt County, NC. She was his first cousin. They had five sons and three daughters. 2
According to census the children were all born in NC. They moved to Georgia and are buried there.
Sources: 1-Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2-www.mikehaydock.com
3 Haddock Heritage by Donna Haddock Taylor (website)
He married Rhoda, daughter of William and Dinah Deale Taylor Jr. on May 4, 1766 in Pitt County, NC. She was his first cousin. They had five sons and three daughters. 2
According to census the children were all born in NC. They moved to Georgia and are buried there.
Sources: 1-Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2-www.mikehaydock.com
3 Haddock Heritage by Donna Haddock Taylor (website)
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