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| Bryan BLOUNT
Elizabeth SALTER? Sarah __?__ |
| Husband: Bryan BLOUNT
Birth: 1754 Death: aft. 1808 Father: Reading BLOUNT Mother: Ms. BRYAN? |
| Marriage-1: |
| Wife-1: Elizabeth SALTER? |
| Marriage-2: |
| Wife-2: Sarah __?__ |
| Children: |
| 1. Miles BLOUNT
2. Sarah BLOUNT 3. Reading S. BLOUNT 4. Joseph BLOUNT 5. Mary "Polly" BLOUNT 6. Nancy BLOUNT, b. 17 May 1796 |
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| Sources:
1. Helen M. Blount Prescott. Unpublished manuscript on the genealogy of the Blounts in the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC. (Notes taken by Kyle VanLandingham.) 2. Marilu Smallwood. 1966. Related Royal Families. [self-published.] (From Kyle VanLandingham.) 3. Will of Bryan Blount. On p. 20 in Orphans Book A, 1808-1828, Beaufort County, North Carolina. Cited by Smallwood (1966: 406-407). In his will dated 24 Dec 1807, Bryan mentions his wife, Sarah, and sons, Miles and Reading. 4. Emails from Kyle VanLandingham. |
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