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Here is a genealogical timeline of the Clyburns in North Carolina from 1739-1806: | |||
== Genealogical Timeline == | |||
=== 1739 === | |||
* '''June 6''': Joshua Stap purchases 400 acres in North Carolina, north of the Roanoke River. His nephew, John Claiborn, likely arrives with him and works on his property. | |||
=== 1741 === | |||
* '''July 31''': Benjamin Bridgers is granted 400 acres north of the Tar River, likely on Swift Creek near present-day Leggett, NC. | |||
=== 1745 === | |||
* '''November 11''': Robert Clark sells property in Brunswick County, Virginia, and uses the proceeds to purchase land on Fishing Creek near present-day Leggett, NC. He soon hires John Claiborn, nephew of Joshua Stap. | |||
=== 1746 === | |||
* John Claiborn courts and marries Robert's daughter, Jean. Over the next ten years, they have sons John, William, Ephraim, and Joshua. | |||
=== 1750 === | |||
* '''November 3''': Robert Clark witnesses a property transaction by Benjamin Bridgers, indicating they were neighbors and acquaintances. | |||
=== 1752 === | |||
* '''December 12''': Robert Clark writes his will and leaves a bequest to his daughter Jean Clyburn. | |||
=== 1753 === | |||
* '''July 30''': Robert Clark, son of Robert Clark, purchases land in Granville, NC. | |||
* '''August''': Robert Clark dies. | |||
=== 1754 === | |||
* '''December 6''': Robert Clark, son of Robert Clark, and his brother-in-law John Claiborne are listed together on a muster roll for the Granville County militia. | |||
=== Circa 1764 === | |||
* John Cliborn, son of John Claiborn and Jean Clark, marries his neighbor, Mary Bridger, daughter of Benjamin Bridger. | |||
=== 1765 === | |||
* John Clyborn works as a laborer in Bladen County, NC. His brothers William, Ephraim, and Joshua may have joined him. John, William, and Joshua eventually save enough money to purchase property. | |||
=== 1767 === | |||
* Birth of Mileache Clyburn, daughter of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger. | |||
=== 1769 === | |||
* Birth of Milberry Clyburn, daughter of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger. | |||
=== 1770 === | |||
* '''August 16''': John Clyborn buys 100 acres on the Great Hogg Swamp from William Edwards near present-day Fairmont, Robeson, NC. | |||
* '''November 16''': John sells the land on the Great Hogg Swamp to Daniel Willis for a small profit. | |||
=== 1776 === | |||
* Birth of William Clyburn, son of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger. | |||
* '''November 7''': Ephraim Clyburn is recruited to join the King's Carolina Rangers and fights in the Revolutionary War. | |||
=== 1777 === | |||
* '''September 1''': Benjamin Bridgers gifts 40 acres to his son-in-law John Clyborn and daughter Mary. | |||
=== 1778 === | |||
* '''October 8''': Benjamin Bridgers gifts another 100 acres to his son-in-law John Clyborn and daughter Mary. | |||
* '''December 27''': Joshua Cliborn is granted 200 acres in Robeson County, NC. | |||
=== 1779 === | |||
* '''October 7''': John Cliborn deeds all of the land back to Benjamin Bridgers, except for 50 acres. Perhaps Benjamin Bridgers gave him some money in exchange. | |||
* '''November 29''': Ephraim appears on a muster roll for the King's Carolina Rangers. | |||
* '''December 18''': John Cliborn purchases 200 acres on Saddle Tree Swamp near present-day Lumberton, Robeson, NC. His brother William probably comes to work his land. | |||
=== 1783 === | |||
* '''October 20''': William Clyborn purchases 100 acres on the west side of Indian Swamp, near Ashpole, Bladen, NC. | |||
=== 1784 === | |||
* '''June 12''': Ephraim, with other Carolina Rangers, settles in Nova Scotia, Canada. | |||
* '''November 7''': Joshua Clyborn gets a land grant of 200 acres in Bladen County. | |||
=== 1787 === | |||
* '''November 19''': Joshua Clyborn gets another land grant of 100 acres in Bladen County. | |||
=== 1788 === | |||
* '''February 11''': William Cliburn purchases 100 acres on the east side of Ashpole Swamp from John Flowers. | |||
* '''December 8''': Birth of Ephraim Claiborne, son of Joshua Clyborn and Sarah. | |||
=== 1791 === | |||
* '''April 16''': Around this time, John Cliborn's daughter Milberry marries James Bryan. John gifts 125 acres on the north side of Downing Creek to his son-in-law James. | |||
* '''December 20''': Joshua Cliburn gets another grant of 100 acres in Robeson County. | |||
=== 1792 === | |||
* '''December''': William Cliborn sells 100 acres on the east side of Ashpole Swamp to James Lewis. | |||
=== 1793 === | |||
* '''January 18''': William Cliborn purchases 66 acres from Alexander McDaniel on the west side of Indian Swamp. | |||
* '''July 15''': William Cleburn sells 133 acres at the fork of Ashpole and Indian Swamp to Charles Ingram. | |||
=== 1794 === | |||
* '''February 25''': Joshua and Sarah Clyburn purchase 200 acres in Robeson County on behalf of their young son, Ephraim. Witnessed by Charles Ingram and William Cleburn. | |||
=== 1795 === | |||
* '''February 6''': William Cliborn sells 100 acres to Noah Pittman. | |||
=== 1798 === | |||
* About this time, Joshua Clyborn dies. | |||
=== 1800 === | |||
* '''October 6''': John Cliborn gifts 125 acres to his son William. | |||
* By this time, William Cliborn has sold his land in Robeson County and, with his family, has moved to Kershaw, South Carolina. | |||
=== 1806 === | |||
* '''January''': John Cliborn purchases land on the west side of Saddle Tree Swamp. | |||
Revision as of 17:51, 30 November 2024
Here is a genealogical timeline of the Clyburns in North Carolina from 1739-1806:
Genealogical Timeline
1739
- June 6: Joshua Stap purchases 400 acres in North Carolina, north of the Roanoke River. His nephew, John Claiborn, likely arrives with him and works on his property.
1741
- July 31: Benjamin Bridgers is granted 400 acres north of the Tar River, likely on Swift Creek near present-day Leggett, NC.
1745
- November 11: Robert Clark sells property in Brunswick County, Virginia, and uses the proceeds to purchase land on Fishing Creek near present-day Leggett, NC. He soon hires John Claiborn, nephew of Joshua Stap.
1746
- John Claiborn courts and marries Robert's daughter, Jean. Over the next ten years, they have sons John, William, Ephraim, and Joshua.
1750
- November 3: Robert Clark witnesses a property transaction by Benjamin Bridgers, indicating they were neighbors and acquaintances.
1752
- December 12: Robert Clark writes his will and leaves a bequest to his daughter Jean Clyburn.
1753
- July 30: Robert Clark, son of Robert Clark, purchases land in Granville, NC.
- August: Robert Clark dies.
1754
- December 6: Robert Clark, son of Robert Clark, and his brother-in-law John Claiborne are listed together on a muster roll for the Granville County militia.
Circa 1764
- John Cliborn, son of John Claiborn and Jean Clark, marries his neighbor, Mary Bridger, daughter of Benjamin Bridger.
1765
- John Clyborn works as a laborer in Bladen County, NC. His brothers William, Ephraim, and Joshua may have joined him. John, William, and Joshua eventually save enough money to purchase property.
1767
- Birth of Mileache Clyburn, daughter of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger.
1769
- Birth of Milberry Clyburn, daughter of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger.
1770
- August 16: John Clyborn buys 100 acres on the Great Hogg Swamp from William Edwards near present-day Fairmont, Robeson, NC.
- November 16: John sells the land on the Great Hogg Swamp to Daniel Willis for a small profit.
1776
- Birth of William Clyburn, son of John Clyburn and Mary Bridger.
- November 7: Ephraim Clyburn is recruited to join the King's Carolina Rangers and fights in the Revolutionary War.
1777
- September 1: Benjamin Bridgers gifts 40 acres to his son-in-law John Clyborn and daughter Mary.
1778
- October 8: Benjamin Bridgers gifts another 100 acres to his son-in-law John Clyborn and daughter Mary.
- December 27: Joshua Cliborn is granted 200 acres in Robeson County, NC.
1779
- October 7: John Cliborn deeds all of the land back to Benjamin Bridgers, except for 50 acres. Perhaps Benjamin Bridgers gave him some money in exchange.
- November 29: Ephraim appears on a muster roll for the King's Carolina Rangers.
- December 18: John Cliborn purchases 200 acres on Saddle Tree Swamp near present-day Lumberton, Robeson, NC. His brother William probably comes to work his land.
1783
- October 20: William Clyborn purchases 100 acres on the west side of Indian Swamp, near Ashpole, Bladen, NC.
1784
- June 12: Ephraim, with other Carolina Rangers, settles in Nova Scotia, Canada.
- November 7: Joshua Clyborn gets a land grant of 200 acres in Bladen County.
1787
- November 19: Joshua Clyborn gets another land grant of 100 acres in Bladen County.
1788
- February 11: William Cliburn purchases 100 acres on the east side of Ashpole Swamp from John Flowers.
- December 8: Birth of Ephraim Claiborne, son of Joshua Clyborn and Sarah.
1791
- April 16: Around this time, John Cliborn's daughter Milberry marries James Bryan. John gifts 125 acres on the north side of Downing Creek to his son-in-law James.
- December 20: Joshua Cliburn gets another grant of 100 acres in Robeson County.
1792
- December: William Cliborn sells 100 acres on the east side of Ashpole Swamp to James Lewis.
1793
- January 18: William Cliborn purchases 66 acres from Alexander McDaniel on the west side of Indian Swamp.
- July 15: William Cleburn sells 133 acres at the fork of Ashpole and Indian Swamp to Charles Ingram.
1794
- February 25: Joshua and Sarah Clyburn purchase 200 acres in Robeson County on behalf of their young son, Ephraim. Witnessed by Charles Ingram and William Cleburn.
1795
- February 6: William Cliborn sells 100 acres to Noah Pittman.
1798
- About this time, Joshua Clyborn dies.
1800
- October 6: John Cliborn gifts 125 acres to his son William.
- By this time, William Cliborn has sold his land in Robeson County and, with his family, has moved to Kershaw, South Carolina.
1806
- January: John Cliborn purchases land on the west side of Saddle Tree Swamp.
Clyburns of Robeson County, North Carolina
- Unknown Clyburn (PV341S) [1]
- Ephraim Clyburn (Q8A7FF) (c.1746 - c.1823) [1]
- m. Sophia Unknown (BV8VLD) [1]
- Founded Clyburn of Nova Scotia Line. See that page for additional details.
- William Clyburn (1T56ET) (c.1747 - ) [1]
- m. Martha Unknown (NV5YV5) [1]
- William Clyburn Jr. (ZOMBBW) [1]
- Lewis Clyburn Sr. (T67QTJ) [1]
- Lewis Clyburn Jr. (F1OGX9) [1]
- Nancy Clyburn (ZXHGMJ) [1]
- Charity Clyburn (DN0UHL) [1]
- Mildred Clyburn (NQ51EN) [1]
- Sarah Clyburn (Z7TLM8) [1]
- Martha Clyburn (FHB5U1) [1]
- Stephen Clyburn (FJLHJK) [1]
- James Clyburn Sr. (XNCXQ4) [1]
- James Clyburn Jr. (VUYIL6) [1]
- Jesse Clyburn (L87A8U) [1]
- James Clyburn (508Z66) (c.???? - c.1785) [1]
- m. Unknown
- It is believed that both died in Nova Scotia and that their remaining children may have been raised by Ephraim (above) [1]
- Joshua Clyburn (E45IL0) (c.1758 – c.1799) [1]
- m. Sarah Unknown (38D303) [1]
- James Clyburn (ON6H41)
- Sarah "Sally" Clybourn (UY162P) (c.1785 - 1853) [1]
- Rhoda Clyburn (QE5UDG) (8 Mar 1785, Bladen, NC - 15 Jul 1854, Franklin, KY) [1]
- m. Rev. Elias Atkerson (8526XJ), 23 Nov 1801, Bedford, VA [1]
- Mary "Polly" Clyburn (3BL8OE) (c.1787, Robeson, NC - 16 May 1876, Franklin, VA) [1]
- Ephraim Clyburn (UCOIQM) (7 Dec 1788,NC - 11 May 1850) [1]
- Ephraim Clyburn (Q8A7FF) (c.1746 - c.1823) [1]