Fuschia color is tony L. Johnson, Peggy Johnson and Lee Johnson’s Relations mostly: Burton Farmer, Carter, Dale, Lound,Haile & Hatcher relations

Charles Moore

1755 in Rowan, North Carolina, William Bryan was born 10 Mar 1734 in Orange Or Frederick, Virginia, was christened 6 Mar 1734, and died 30 May 1780 in Elkhorn Creek, Fayette, Kentucky, United States.

He married Mary Boone 1755 in Rowan, North Carolina, , daughter of Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan. She was born 14 Nov 1736 in Exeter Twp, Berks, Pennsylvania, , and died 1819 in Bryan's Station, Fayette, Kentucky, United States.
William Bryan

Squire Boone

17 Jul 1755 Abstracts of the Minutes of the Ct of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Rowan co. 1753-l762 Conrad Saler, 17 Jul 1755 Writ of Inquiry-William Smith & Conrad Silar on Motion ordered P cur that George Sailor & William Armstrong have letters of Admin. on the estate of Peter Saylor, Dec'd. Securities. John White & Abram Collett in the sum of (f) 300(money term-franc?). Pro. & qualified. http://www.sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ncrowan.htm

William Armstrong

Abstracts of the Minutes of the Ct of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Rowan co. 1753-l762 Conrad Saler, 17 Jul 1755 Writ of Inquiry-William Smith & Conrad Silar on Motion ordered P cur that George Sailor & William Armstrong have letters of Admin. on the estate of Peter Saylor, Dec'd. Securities. John White & Abram Collett in the sum of (f) 300(money term-franc?). Pro. & qualified. http://www.sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ncrowan.htm

GASPER / CASPER KEENER, b ca 1700, d. before 21 Oct 1762, LINCOLN CO, NC:
ROWAN CO, NC - Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions  - 21 Oct 1762 - Ordered
that BARBARA KEENER have Letters of Administration on her deceased husband
GASPER KEANER; Securities:  GEORGE SAYLOR  &  WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. http://www.sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ncwestcatawhariver.htm

27 March, 1769 Mecklenburg Co. William Armstrong and wife Margaret to Jacob Sides, 200 acres on branch of Leeper's Creek.

Child of Thomas Armstrong and Elizabeth Armstrong is:

i.James Armstrong, b. 1707, Ireland; d. 1760, Anson Co., NC.

Children of James Armstrong and Jean Armstrong are:

i. William Armstrong, b. 1733, Lancaster Co., PA.

ii. Major John Armstrong, b. Abt. 1735, Augusta Co., VA.

iii. James Thomas Armstrong.

iv. Martin Armstrong.

v. Mary Armstrong.

vi. Joseph Armstrong.

vii. Benjamin Armstrong.

viii. Matthew Armstrong. http://www.genealogy.com/users/l/e/o/Wendy-A-Leon/FILE/0002text.txt

November 4, 1805, Abraham Lefever of Wayne County granted Power of Attorney to his "trusty friend" William Armstrong of Hawkins County, Tennessee, to collect from John Hannah of Hawkins Co., TN, money due said Lefevers by said Hanna's note for $50.00 ^{http://www.lafavre.us/genealogy/possible-ancestors.htm}

1756 Nathaniel Johnson was born in Rowan Co. NC Nathaniel Johnson or Nathaniel Johnston: S1841: NC Line applied 1832 Aug 10 Bedford Co. Tn soldier was born in 1756 in Rowan Co. NC and in 1823 he moved to Bedford Co. Tn. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

Pension application of Nathaniel Johnson (Johnston) S1841 fn17NC

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State of Tennessee, Bedford County

On this 10th day of August 1832 personally appeared in open Court, before Samuel

Philips, John B. Armstrong and John L. Neill, Justices of the Quorum, appointed to hold the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Bedford County State of Tennessee for the year 1832 -- and now sitting, Nathaniel Johnston a resident of Bedford County & State of Tennessee aforesaid aged 76 or 77 years -- who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832.

That he entered the Service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein after stated viz. -- He was born in Roan [sic, Rowan] County North Carolina in the year 1756 as he has been informed and believes -- in which County & State he resided until the year 1823 when he removed to the County of Bedford in the State of Tennessee where he has ever since and now resides. He first entered the Service of the United States in an expedition against the Cherokee Indians, under Captain Brandon, the expedition was commanded as he believes by General Rutherford, whether Rutherford was at the time of this expedition a Colonel or General he does not recollect. He entered the Service as a volunteer & served a 5 months Tour. They traversed that part of North Carolina now called East Tennessee, particularly the Country lying

on Little Tennessee also the northern part of Georgia, through the Country lying on Tugaloo River -- burnt and destroyed the Indian towns & settlements on Little Tennessee & Tugaloo rivers -- had many Skirmishes with the Indians, but no general Battle or engagement, took many prisoners & killed many of the Indians. This expedition commenced in the early part of June and ended about the first of November. He cannot say what year, he is confident it was before the Battle at Camden called Gates defeat.

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