1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 340.
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 340.
1e-mail. Jane Coffman, jhcoffman1 @ comcast.net says he was another son of William and Sarah Barton Bearden.
1e-mail. Jane Coffman, jhcoffman1 @ comcast.net says he was another son of William and Sarah Barton Bearden.
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 341.
1e-mail. David Boatman, "Thomas Fambrough of Virginia", unpublished manuscript. Researcher Wilma Perryman.
2e-mail. "A two hundred dollar marriage bond, in Adams County, Mississippi, was made by John Bryant and James N. Menefee on 2 January 1826, for the marriage between John Bryant and Jane W. Fambrough. The marriage license was issued the same date, affirming their marriage by Wm. D. Boyer, J.P. on January 2, 1826." David Boatman, "Thomas Fambrough of Virginia", unpublished manuscript. Researcher Wilma Perryman.
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p.210.
2e-mail. David Boatman, "Thomas Fambrough of Virginia", unpublished manuscript. Researcher Wilma Perryman.
3e-mail. "A two hundred dollar marriage bond, in Adams County, Mississippi, was made by John Bryant and James N. Menefee on 2 January 1826, for the marriage between John Bryant and Jane W. Fambrough. The marriage license was issued the same date, affirming their marriage by Wm. D. Boyer, J.P. on January 2, 1826." David Boatman, "Thomas Fambrough of Virginia", unpublished manuscript. Researcher Wilma Perryman.
1e-mail. David Boatman, "Thomas Fambrough of Virginia", unpublished manuscript. Researcher Wilma Perryman.
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p.162.
2Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Davidson Co Minutes 1814-16, p 585. Stewart Fambrough's will is proven by Robert Fambrough on April 27, 1816. Davidson Co. Minutes 1816-1819 p 6, Oct 24, 1816. Susanna Fambrough qualifies as Executrix of Stewart Fambrough, deceased. She gave bond of $1000, signed by Samuel Weakley and John Topp. Dav. Co. deed R p 409,July 17, 1827. Wm Fambrough, heir of Stewart Fambrough, dec'd sold to Orman Simpkins for $303.50 the four tracts of land which were granted By Tenn. to Stewart Fambrough.
3Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Will book 7, p 30. "The will of Stewart Fambrough is recorded on page 30 of Dav. Co will book 7. The original will paper is also on file and it was from the original sheets that this record was made. This is a digest and not a verbatim copy. I leave and bequeath to my beloved wife Susannah, the lands and stock for her use and for the benefit of raising my children or if she marries then only a childs part --- to son, William Fambrough, at age 21 to recieve all of my landed estate --- to daughter Jennyh W. Fambrough when she becomes of age to receive an equal childs part of the interest on moneys out at interest, and the balance to be divided to each of my children, as they become of age. Wife Susannah, Rogert heaton and Samuel Weakley, Executors. The will was dated April 6, 1816 and recorded June 15, 1816. Signed Stewart Farmgrough Witnesses: Robert Fambroughj Hannah Fambrough."
Edward (Ned) Moseley Fambrough
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 341.
Edward (Ned) Moseley Fambrough
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 341.
1Samuel Anderson Weakley, The Southern Virginia Weakley Families and Their Descendants, Privately Published, Nashville, TN 1963, p. 341.