Joseph BLOUNT, Sr. & Sarah BONNER

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Joseph BLOUNT, Sr.
Sarah BONNER

Husband: Joseph BLOUNT, Sr.
Father: Reading BLOUNT
Mother: Ms. BRYAN?

Marriage:

Wife: Sarah BONNER
Father: Col. James BONNER

Children:

1. Mary A. BLOUNT, b. 4 Apr 1765
2. Sarah "Sally" Bonner BLOUNT, b. 10 Jun 1775
3. Joseph BLOUNT, Jr.
4. Wilson BLOUNT, died abroad, unmarried
5. Nancy BLOUNT

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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 Unpublished manuscript on the genealogy of the Blounts in the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC. (Courtesy of Kyle VanLandingham.)

2. Marilu Smallwood. 1966. Related Royal Families. [self-published.] On p. 412, Smallwood cited the records of R.T. Bonner. (Courtesy of Kyle VanLandingham.)

3. Will of Joseph Blount. On pp. 142-144 of Old Wills, 1720-1842, Beaufort County, North Carolina as cited by Smallwood (1966: 407). In his will dated 1 Jan 1779, Joseph names his wife Sarah, son Joseph, daughter Sally, son Wilson, and daughter Nancy.

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