North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Bible Records, Book B

1730-1935

              Winston-Salem N.C.
                                           Old North State
                                           Mrs. Smith Williams 

            THE COLONEL JOSEPH WILLIAMS' BIBLE

  COLONEL JOSEPH WILLIAMS of "PANTHER CREEK", founder of
that place. His Bible owned now by the widow of N. Glen
Williams, Mrs. Margaret Hollingsworth Williams.

 COLONEL JOSEPH WILLIAMS married REBECCA LANIER Sept. 16, 1772.

                           BIRTHS

1st Son              Robert            1 a.m.        July 12, 1773
2nd Son              Joseph            9 p.m.        Oct. 12, 1775
3rd Son              John              1 a.m.        Jan. 29, 1778
4th Son              Nathaniel         5 a.m.        Dec. 9, 1780
5th Son              William          10 p.m.
                                            Friday    Aug. 10, 1783
6th Son(Twin)        Lewis                             Feb. 1, 1786
                                  (Day1reab)
7th Son(Twin)        Thomas Lanier                     Feb. 1, 1786

1st Daughter         Rebecca           10 p.m.       
                                           Sat. morn. Mar. 22, 1788 
8th Son              Sterling           5 p.m.        Feb. 10, 1791
9th Son              Alexander
                      "Sandy"              Sun. morn. Apr. 28, 1793
2nd Daughter         Fanny           6:30 a.m.        Apr. 20, 1796
10th Son
  12th Child         Nicholas Lanier    8 a.m.        Feb. 4, 1800

                          DEATHS

8th Son              Sterling         6 p.m.          May 6, 1792               

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Title	North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Bible Records, Book B
Date	1730-1935
Subjects	Bible records--North Carolina North Carolina--Genealogy Registers of births, etc.--North Carolina African Americans--North Carolina--Genealogy African Americans--North Carolina Slavery--North Carolina--History
Place	Bertie County, N.C. Chatham County, N.C. Durham County, N.C. Franklin County, N.C. Granville County, N.C. Nash County, N.C. Rockingham County, N.C. Stokes County, N.C. Warren County, N.C.
Time Period	(1600-1763) Colonial period (1763-1789) American Revolution (1789-1820) North Carolina's early statehood (1820-1860) Antebellum (1860-1876) Civil War and Reconstruction (1876-1900) Gilded Age (1900-1929) North Carolina's industrial revolution and World War One (1929-1945) Depression and World War Two
Description	Collection of typescripts of Bible records compiled by the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution, 1936. This particular volume was compiled by the General Joseph Winston Chapter and the General James Moore Chapters.
Index Terms	Bailey Family; Barclay Family; Briscoe Family; Britton Family; Brodie Family; Brown, Nicholas Family; Brown, Samuel Family; Brown, Susan Family; Davis Family; Grady Family; Gill Family; Gully Family; Harris Family; Hicks Family; Hinton Family; Holding Family; Johnson Family; Lake Family; Lankford Family; Lamb Family; Ligon Family; Mangrum Family; Martin, Joseph, Family; Morgan Family; Morgan Family; Price Family; Royall Family; Stacey Family; Taylor Family; Tomlinson Family; Ward Family; Wingate Family; White Family; Williams Family.
Local Call Number	W.P.A. Bible Records, Book B.
Physical Characteristics	Carbon typescripts, 48 pages
Collection	State Archives of North Carolina
Type	Text
Language	English
Format	Bible records Genealogies
Digital Collection	N.C. Family Records Collection
Digital Format	application/pdf
Audience	All
Original Object Identifier-M	NCBR_BookB; 6/17/2011; 6/17/2011; http://server16062.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p15012coll1,16509; 16509; 16510.cpd

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