North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Ancestry.com database. Bride: Liney Sugg Groom: Benjamin Sanders, Jr. Bond Date 19 May 1825 County: Randolph record #:01240 Bondsman: Benjamin Sanders Witness: Thos Hancock Bond #000114230
Benjamin Sanders and his wife Linney sold land to Moses Higginbotham, Jackson County, Alabama in February 1847. Deed Book Q , page 569, 15th of February, 1847. Liney probably died in 1849 because she does not appear on the 1850 census. Her last child was born in 1849. Regardless of what may be found elsewhere on the Internet, the identity of her parents is not known and were certainly not Thomas Suggs and Sarah Spencer.
According to family tradtion in Texas, Benjamin was a blacksmith, like his father. He is said to have been "killed by the federals during the war of the sixties." How he died has not been confirmed but he was dead by January 1866 when a settlement was made of his estate.
About 1852 Benjamin married Intha Adeline Freeman (widow of George Gifford) and by 1860 he had moved his new family to Wright County, Missouri.
There were eight children by Benjamin's first wife, and five children by the second wife.
Children by his first wife, Liney Lynna Suggs:
Sarah Sanders Saunders, 1826
Matilda Carolyn Miller, 1828
Henry L. Sanders, about 1830
Levi Lindsey Sanders, 1837
Lucinda J. Sanders Darby, 1839
Mary Maldira Nancy Louise Sanders Dubois, 1844
Paulina Catherine D. Sanders Crews, 1846
Benjamin Sanders, 1849
Children of Benjamin by his second wife, Intha Adeline Freeman:
John William Sanders, 1853
Frances Frankie Alabama Vessar, 1854
Lewis T. Sanders, 1857
Benjamin Redwine Sanders, 1859
Isabel Clementine Sanders Van Kirk, 1863
Benjamin Sanders, Jr., was the brother of my great grandfather, Isaac Sanders (1817-about 1885)
Benjamin Sanders and his wife Linney sold land to Moses Higginbotham, Jackson County, Alabama in February 1847. Deed Book Q , page 569, 15th of February, 1847. Liney probably died in 1849 because she does not appear on the 1850 census. Her last child was born in 1849. Regardless of what may be found elsewhere on the Internet, the identity of her parents is not known and were certainly not Thomas Suggs and Sarah Spencer.
According to family tradtion in Texas, Benjamin was a blacksmith, like his father. He is said to have been "killed by the federals during the war of the sixties." How he died has not been confirmed but he was dead by January 1866 when a settlement was made of his estate.
About 1852 Benjamin married Intha Adeline Freeman (widow of George Gifford) and by 1860 he had moved his new family to Wright County, Missouri.
There were eight children by Benjamin's first wife, and five children by the second wife.
Children by his first wife, Liney Lynna Suggs:
Sarah Sanders Saunders, 1826
Matilda Carolyn Miller, 1828
Henry L. Sanders, about 1830
Levi Lindsey Sanders, 1837
Lucinda J. Sanders Darby, 1839
Mary Maldira Nancy Louise Sanders Dubois, 1844
Paulina Catherine D. Sanders Crews, 1846
Benjamin Sanders, 1849
Children of Benjamin by his second wife, Intha Adeline Freeman:
John William Sanders, 1853
Frances Frankie Alabama Vessar, 1854
Lewis T. Sanders, 1857
Benjamin Redwine Sanders, 1859
Isabel Clementine Sanders Van Kirk, 1863
Benjamin Sanders, Jr., was the brother of my great grandfather, Isaac Sanders (1817-about 1885)
North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Ancestry.com database. Bride: Liney Sugg Groom: Benjamin Sanders, Jr. Bond Date 19 May 1825 County: Randolph record #:01240 Bondsman: Benjamin Sanders Witness: Thos Hancock Bond #000114230
Benjamin Sanders and his wife Linney sold land to Moses Higginbotham, Jackson County, Alabama in February 1847. Deed Book Q , page 569, 15th of February, 1847. Liney probably died in 1849 because she does not appear on the 1850 census. Her last child was born in 1849. Regardless of what may be found elsewhere on the Internet, the identity of her parents is not known and were certainly not Thomas Suggs and Sarah Spencer.
According to family tradtion in Texas, Benjamin was a blacksmith, like his father. He is said to have been "killed by the federals during the war of the sixties." How he died has not been confirmed but he was dead by January 1866 when a settlement was made of his estate.
About 1852 Benjamin married Intha Adeline Freeman (widow of George Gifford) and by 1860 he had moved his new family to Wright County, Missouri.
There were eight children by Benjamin's first wife, and five children by the second wife.
Children by his first wife, Liney Lynna Suggs:
Sarah Sanders Saunders, 1826
Matilda Carolyn Miller, 1828
Henry L. Sanders, about 1830
Levi Lindsey Sanders, 1837
Lucinda J. Sanders Darby, 1839
Mary Maldira Nancy Louise Sanders Dubois, 1844
Paulina Catherine D. Sanders Crews, 1846
Benjamin Sanders, 1849
Children of Benjamin by his second wife, Intha Adeline Freeman:
John William Sanders, 1853
Frances Frankie Alabama Vessar, 1854
Lewis T. Sanders, 1857
Benjamin Redwine Sanders, 1859
Isabel Clementine Sanders Van Kirk, 1863
Benjamin Sanders, Jr., was the brother of my great grandfather, Isaac Sanders (1817-about 1885)
Benjamin Sanders and his wife Linney sold land to Moses Higginbotham, Jackson County, Alabama in February 1847. Deed Book Q , page 569, 15th of February, 1847. Liney probably died in 1849 because she does not appear on the 1850 census. Her last child was born in 1849. Regardless of what may be found elsewhere on the Internet, the identity of her parents is not known and were certainly not Thomas Suggs and Sarah Spencer.
According to family tradtion in Texas, Benjamin was a blacksmith, like his father. He is said to have been "killed by the federals during the war of the sixties." How he died has not been confirmed but he was dead by January 1866 when a settlement was made of his estate.
About 1852 Benjamin married Intha Adeline Freeman (widow of George Gifford) and by 1860 he had moved his new family to Wright County, Missouri.
There were eight children by Benjamin's first wife, and five children by the second wife.
Children by his first wife, Liney Lynna Suggs:
Sarah Sanders Saunders, 1826
Matilda Carolyn Miller, 1828
Henry L. Sanders, about 1830
Levi Lindsey Sanders, 1837
Lucinda J. Sanders Darby, 1839
Mary Maldira Nancy Louise Sanders Dubois, 1844
Paulina Catherine D. Sanders Crews, 1846
Benjamin Sanders, 1849
Children of Benjamin by his second wife, Intha Adeline Freeman:
John William Sanders, 1853
Frances Frankie Alabama Vessar, 1854
Lewis T. Sanders, 1857
Benjamin Redwine Sanders, 1859
Isabel Clementine Sanders Van Kirk, 1863
Benjamin Sanders, Jr., was the brother of my great grandfather, Isaac Sanders (1817-about 1885)
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died in battle according to family tradition,probably non-cemetery burial
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