Born in Roaring River, Wilkes Co., NC; Died in Roaring River, Wilkes Co., N
*Wife of Thomas Joines
Dau of Ben Caudill
Believed to be buried with husband on farm in lost cemetery with no marker.
NOTES
Mary CAUDILL married 14 July 1779 Rowan Co., NC based on the ages of her children.
Her father, Benjamin CAUDILL, is said to have settled in Wilkes County by 1784.
May be Find A Grave Memorial # 74959002 or 99786220
have had difficulty finding much documentation on Benjamin Caudill;
there are many posted family trees on the Caudill family, but details are conflicting and appear to contain a lot of unverified claims and assumptions.
Thomas and Mary Joines lived in the Blue Ridge mountains of Wilkes County probably around Traphill, on the upper branches of the Roaring River or Big Elkin Creek.
Jul 6, 1802. Ezekiel JOINES wrote his will and it was recorded Aug. term, 1803.
Whole estate to wife Sarah for her life or widowhood, and upon her death or remarriage the property be divided equally between Thomas JOINES, Sayer [Sarah] ROBERTS, Piety PARSONS, and "Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER." Exec'rs: John R. JOHNSON & Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER. Signed: Ezekiel (X) JOINES. Wits: Sarah (X) JOHNSON, Ben JOHNSON, Edmund JOINES. (Wilkes WB 2, pp.95-96.)
1834.
Thomas Joines' estate was probated in Wilkes Co., NC, in 1834.
His estate papers are located in the NC Archives, Wilkes County Original Estates 1777-1945, CR.104.508.27.
Thomas' wife, Mary (Caudill) Joines, is probably the female age 60-69 in Thomas Joines' household in the 1830 census. She is not listed in any subsequent census, so presumably she died between 1830 and 1840.
*Wife of Thomas Joines
Dau of Ben Caudill
Believed to be buried with husband on farm in lost cemetery with no marker.
NOTES
Mary CAUDILL married 14 July 1779 Rowan Co., NC based on the ages of her children.
Her father, Benjamin CAUDILL, is said to have settled in Wilkes County by 1784.
May be Find A Grave Memorial # 74959002 or 99786220
have had difficulty finding much documentation on Benjamin Caudill;
there are many posted family trees on the Caudill family, but details are conflicting and appear to contain a lot of unverified claims and assumptions.
Thomas and Mary Joines lived in the Blue Ridge mountains of Wilkes County probably around Traphill, on the upper branches of the Roaring River or Big Elkin Creek.
Jul 6, 1802. Ezekiel JOINES wrote his will and it was recorded Aug. term, 1803.
Whole estate to wife Sarah for her life or widowhood, and upon her death or remarriage the property be divided equally between Thomas JOINES, Sayer [Sarah] ROBERTS, Piety PARSONS, and "Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER." Exec'rs: John R. JOHNSON & Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER. Signed: Ezekiel (X) JOINES. Wits: Sarah (X) JOHNSON, Ben JOHNSON, Edmund JOINES. (Wilkes WB 2, pp.95-96.)
1834.
Thomas Joines' estate was probated in Wilkes Co., NC, in 1834.
His estate papers are located in the NC Archives, Wilkes County Original Estates 1777-1945, CR.104.508.27.
Thomas' wife, Mary (Caudill) Joines, is probably the female age 60-69 in Thomas Joines' household in the 1830 census. She is not listed in any subsequent census, so presumably she died between 1830 and 1840.
Born in Roaring River, Wilkes Co., NC; Died in Roaring River, Wilkes Co., N
*Wife of Thomas Joines
Dau of Ben Caudill
Believed to be buried with husband on farm in lost cemetery with no marker.
NOTES
Mary CAUDILL married 14 July 1779 Rowan Co., NC based on the ages of her children.
Her father, Benjamin CAUDILL, is said to have settled in Wilkes County by 1784.
May be Find A Grave Memorial # 74959002 or 99786220
have had difficulty finding much documentation on Benjamin Caudill;
there are many posted family trees on the Caudill family, but details are conflicting and appear to contain a lot of unverified claims and assumptions.
Thomas and Mary Joines lived in the Blue Ridge mountains of Wilkes County probably around Traphill, on the upper branches of the Roaring River or Big Elkin Creek.
Jul 6, 1802. Ezekiel JOINES wrote his will and it was recorded Aug. term, 1803.
Whole estate to wife Sarah for her life or widowhood, and upon her death or remarriage the property be divided equally between Thomas JOINES, Sayer [Sarah] ROBERTS, Piety PARSONS, and "Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER." Exec'rs: John R. JOHNSON & Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER. Signed: Ezekiel (X) JOINES. Wits: Sarah (X) JOHNSON, Ben JOHNSON, Edmund JOINES. (Wilkes WB 2, pp.95-96.)
1834.
Thomas Joines' estate was probated in Wilkes Co., NC, in 1834.
His estate papers are located in the NC Archives, Wilkes County Original Estates 1777-1945, CR.104.508.27.
Thomas' wife, Mary (Caudill) Joines, is probably the female age 60-69 in Thomas Joines' household in the 1830 census. She is not listed in any subsequent census, so presumably she died between 1830 and 1840.
*Wife of Thomas Joines
Dau of Ben Caudill
Believed to be buried with husband on farm in lost cemetery with no marker.
NOTES
Mary CAUDILL married 14 July 1779 Rowan Co., NC based on the ages of her children.
Her father, Benjamin CAUDILL, is said to have settled in Wilkes County by 1784.
May be Find A Grave Memorial # 74959002 or 99786220
have had difficulty finding much documentation on Benjamin Caudill;
there are many posted family trees on the Caudill family, but details are conflicting and appear to contain a lot of unverified claims and assumptions.
Thomas and Mary Joines lived in the Blue Ridge mountains of Wilkes County probably around Traphill, on the upper branches of the Roaring River or Big Elkin Creek.
Jul 6, 1802. Ezekiel JOINES wrote his will and it was recorded Aug. term, 1803.
Whole estate to wife Sarah for her life or widowhood, and upon her death or remarriage the property be divided equally between Thomas JOINES, Sayer [Sarah] ROBERTS, Piety PARSONS, and "Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER." Exec'rs: John R. JOHNSON & Edmund JOINES alias Edmund GUNTER. Signed: Ezekiel (X) JOINES. Wits: Sarah (X) JOHNSON, Ben JOHNSON, Edmund JOINES. (Wilkes WB 2, pp.95-96.)
1834.
Thomas Joines' estate was probated in Wilkes Co., NC, in 1834.
His estate papers are located in the NC Archives, Wilkes County Original Estates 1777-1945, CR.104.508.27.
Thomas' wife, Mary (Caudill) Joines, is probably the female age 60-69 in Thomas Joines' household in the 1830 census. She is not listed in any subsequent census, so presumably she died between 1830 and 1840.
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