Featherstone jolley was born the seventh child to james and kisiah jolley.
He was married to Deliah Burton wRIGHT∼In 1850, Featherston was living in Cleveland county, North Carolina and was listed as a farmer with the value of his real estate listed as $300.
Fertherston Jolly, a son of James and Kisiah Jolly, married Delia Burton Wright, a daughter of Abner Wright and Annie Martin Wright. They lived in Cleveland County, North Carolina, where they owned land upon which he farmed. he was a good father. He tried to provide well for his wife and his children. He could boast that he always paid his debts, that he was well liked by his neighbors to whom he was always ready to render a kindness.
For many years he operated a regular blacksmith shop and in that he attended to the shoeing of horses and the repairing of vehicles and tools.
He joined the church at Camp Creek and was baptised by Rev. Brison Paggett. He was born in 1811. He married when he was about twenty-one years of age. His wife was about twenty years old at the time. They had eight children; Marion Martin, Kisiah Ann, Richard Meredy, G.W., William Winston, Elizabeth Jane, Columbus Miles and Abner Jolly.
He was married to Deliah Burton wRIGHT∼In 1850, Featherston was living in Cleveland county, North Carolina and was listed as a farmer with the value of his real estate listed as $300.
Fertherston Jolly, a son of James and Kisiah Jolly, married Delia Burton Wright, a daughter of Abner Wright and Annie Martin Wright. They lived in Cleveland County, North Carolina, where they owned land upon which he farmed. he was a good father. He tried to provide well for his wife and his children. He could boast that he always paid his debts, that he was well liked by his neighbors to whom he was always ready to render a kindness.
For many years he operated a regular blacksmith shop and in that he attended to the shoeing of horses and the repairing of vehicles and tools.
He joined the church at Camp Creek and was baptised by Rev. Brison Paggett. He was born in 1811. He married when he was about twenty-one years of age. His wife was about twenty years old at the time. They had eight children; Marion Martin, Kisiah Ann, Richard Meredy, G.W., William Winston, Elizabeth Jane, Columbus Miles and Abner Jolly.
Featherstone jolley was born the seventh child to james and kisiah jolley.
He was married to Deliah Burton wRIGHT∼In 1850, Featherston was living in Cleveland county, North Carolina and was listed as a farmer with the value of his real estate listed as $300.
Fertherston Jolly, a son of James and Kisiah Jolly, married Delia Burton Wright, a daughter of Abner Wright and Annie Martin Wright. They lived in Cleveland County, North Carolina, where they owned land upon which he farmed. he was a good father. He tried to provide well for his wife and his children. He could boast that he always paid his debts, that he was well liked by his neighbors to whom he was always ready to render a kindness.
For many years he operated a regular blacksmith shop and in that he attended to the shoeing of horses and the repairing of vehicles and tools.
He joined the church at Camp Creek and was baptised by Rev. Brison Paggett. He was born in 1811. He married when he was about twenty-one years of age. His wife was about twenty years old at the time. They had eight children; Marion Martin, Kisiah Ann, Richard Meredy, G.W., William Winston, Elizabeth Jane, Columbus Miles and Abner Jolly.
He was married to Deliah Burton wRIGHT∼In 1850, Featherston was living in Cleveland county, North Carolina and was listed as a farmer with the value of his real estate listed as $300.
Fertherston Jolly, a son of James and Kisiah Jolly, married Delia Burton Wright, a daughter of Abner Wright and Annie Martin Wright. They lived in Cleveland County, North Carolina, where they owned land upon which he farmed. he was a good father. He tried to provide well for his wife and his children. He could boast that he always paid his debts, that he was well liked by his neighbors to whom he was always ready to render a kindness.
For many years he operated a regular blacksmith shop and in that he attended to the shoeing of horses and the repairing of vehicles and tools.
He joined the church at Camp Creek and was baptised by Rev. Brison Paggett. He was born in 1811. He married when he was about twenty-one years of age. His wife was about twenty years old at the time. They had eight children; Marion Martin, Kisiah Ann, Richard Meredy, G.W., William Winston, Elizabeth Jane, Columbus Miles and Abner Jolly.
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