John Ellis (1772) grew up in the households of John Ellis (1750) and Samuel W Rhodes. The elder John Ellis was not the biological father. Sarah Jane (last name unknown) was his mother.
John Neely (1748) was the father of John Ellis as is proven by DNA. When John Ellis married Sarah Jane, he gave her son the last name of Ellis.
After John Ellis (1750) died in Botetourt County, Virginia, Sarah Jane married Samuel W Rhodes. Samuel raised the Ellis boys as his own.
There is no information whatsoever that this John Ellis ever used the middle initial "E".
John Neely (1748) was the father of John Ellis as is proven by DNA. When John Ellis married Sarah Jane, he gave her son the last name of Ellis.
After John Ellis (1750) died in Botetourt County, Virginia, Sarah Jane married Samuel W Rhodes. Samuel raised the Ellis boys as his own.
There is no information whatsoever that this John Ellis ever used the middle initial "E".
John Ellis (1772) grew up in the households of John Ellis (1750) and Samuel W Rhodes. The elder John Ellis was not the biological father. Sarah Jane (last name unknown) was his mother.
John Neely (1748) was the father of John Ellis as is proven by DNA. When John Ellis married Sarah Jane, he gave her son the last name of Ellis.
After John Ellis (1750) died in Botetourt County, Virginia, Sarah Jane married Samuel W Rhodes. Samuel raised the Ellis boys as his own.
There is no information whatsoever that this John Ellis ever used the middle initial "E".
John Neely (1748) was the father of John Ellis as is proven by DNA. When John Ellis married Sarah Jane, he gave her son the last name of Ellis.
After John Ellis (1750) died in Botetourt County, Virginia, Sarah Jane married Samuel W Rhodes. Samuel raised the Ellis boys as his own.
There is no information whatsoever that this John Ellis ever used the middle initial "E".
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