This is my direct ancestor. Please do not request a transfer.
Isabella Loftin, daughter of William and Elizabeth Innes Loftin, Married William Able Teague on Sept.01,1714 in Cecil County, Maryland. She was born on Dec.19,1693 in Musketta Creek, Old St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, British Colony. She died 1762 in Chatham, Rowan County, North Carolina
Added info from Linda
William Loftin's parents (Isabella's grandparents) were Leonard (Ludwick) Loftin and Elizabeth ?.
Source:
The Swaim-Tysen Family of Staten Island, New York, New Jersey, and Southern States compiled by Joseph F. Mullane, Lloyd B. Swaim, and Marjorie Decker Johnson. Vol. I copyright 1984. Vol. II copyright 1987.
There is a memorial plaque here for her; it is unknown where the body was buried. Info sent from Cheri Johnston:
"In a chat with the manager of the cemetery for the City of Salisbury, she said it wouldn't be possible for Isabella to be buried there since the cemetery began in 1888, and Isabella died in 1762. (Unless perhaps she was moved there from another burial site, but there were no records in the cemetery office to indicate that.)"
Isabella Loftin, daughter of William and Elizabeth Innes Loftin, Married William Able Teague on Sept.01,1714 in Cecil County, Maryland. She was born on Dec.19,1693 in Musketta Creek, Old St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, British Colony. She died 1762 in Chatham, Rowan County, North Carolina
Added info from Linda
William Loftin's parents (Isabella's grandparents) were Leonard (Ludwick) Loftin and Elizabeth ?.
Source:
The Swaim-Tysen Family of Staten Island, New York, New Jersey, and Southern States compiled by Joseph F. Mullane, Lloyd B. Swaim, and Marjorie Decker Johnson. Vol. I copyright 1984. Vol. II copyright 1987.
There is a memorial plaque here for her; it is unknown where the body was buried. Info sent from Cheri Johnston:
"In a chat with the manager of the cemetery for the City of Salisbury, she said it wouldn't be possible for Isabella to be buried there since the cemetery began in 1888, and Isabella died in 1762. (Unless perhaps she was moved there from another burial site, but there were no records in the cemetery office to indicate that.)"
This is my direct ancestor. Please do not request a transfer.
Isabella Loftin, daughter of William and Elizabeth Innes Loftin, Married William Able Teague on Sept.01,1714 in Cecil County, Maryland. She was born on Dec.19,1693 in Musketta Creek, Old St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, British Colony. She died 1762 in Chatham, Rowan County, North Carolina
Added info from Linda
William Loftin's parents (Isabella's grandparents) were Leonard (Ludwick) Loftin and Elizabeth ?.
Source:
The Swaim-Tysen Family of Staten Island, New York, New Jersey, and Southern States compiled by Joseph F. Mullane, Lloyd B. Swaim, and Marjorie Decker Johnson. Vol. I copyright 1984. Vol. II copyright 1987.
There is a memorial plaque here for her; it is unknown where the body was buried. Info sent from Cheri Johnston:
"In a chat with the manager of the cemetery for the City of Salisbury, she said it wouldn't be possible for Isabella to be buried there since the cemetery began in 1888, and Isabella died in 1762. (Unless perhaps she was moved there from another burial site, but there were no records in the cemetery office to indicate that.)"
Isabella Loftin, daughter of William and Elizabeth Innes Loftin, Married William Able Teague on Sept.01,1714 in Cecil County, Maryland. She was born on Dec.19,1693 in Musketta Creek, Old St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, British Colony. She died 1762 in Chatham, Rowan County, North Carolina
Added info from Linda
William Loftin's parents (Isabella's grandparents) were Leonard (Ludwick) Loftin and Elizabeth ?.
Source:
The Swaim-Tysen Family of Staten Island, New York, New Jersey, and Southern States compiled by Joseph F. Mullane, Lloyd B. Swaim, and Marjorie Decker Johnson. Vol. I copyright 1984. Vol. II copyright 1987.
There is a memorial plaque here for her; it is unknown where the body was buried. Info sent from Cheri Johnston:
"In a chat with the manager of the cemetery for the City of Salisbury, she said it wouldn't be possible for Isabella to be buried there since the cemetery began in 1888, and Isabella died in 1762. (Unless perhaps she was moved there from another burial site, but there were no records in the cemetery office to indicate that.)"
