Tandy owned over 2000 acres of land and had at least 150 slaves.
===
Some of his and Betsy's children were:
Robert
William
James
Tandy
Caleb
Eliza
Patsy
Calvin
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Tandy married 2nd to Pink Coffer and they had one daughter, "Marcella" Matthews.
Her given name was Anna Elizabeth Matthews.
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In Oct. 1802 James, Tandy's father, made his Will in Stokes County, N.C.
(Will Book 2, page 70)
His son Tandy was to receive the home tract of 248 acres on the Town Fork along with 600 acres and a 100 acre tract on Belew's Creek.
His son-in-law Joseph Hollingsworth received a 600 acre tract along with the mansion house called "Stone Chimneys"
===
Some of his and Betsy's children were:
Robert
William
James
Tandy
Caleb
Eliza
Patsy
Calvin
===
Tandy married 2nd to Pink Coffer and they had one daughter, "Marcella" Matthews.
Her given name was Anna Elizabeth Matthews.
===
In Oct. 1802 James, Tandy's father, made his Will in Stokes County, N.C.
(Will Book 2, page 70)
His son Tandy was to receive the home tract of 248 acres on the Town Fork along with 600 acres and a 100 acre tract on Belew's Creek.
His son-in-law Joseph Hollingsworth received a 600 acre tract along with the mansion house called "Stone Chimneys"
Tandy owned over 2000 acres of land and had at least 150 slaves.
===
Some of his and Betsy's children were:
Robert
William
James
Tandy
Caleb
Eliza
Patsy
Calvin
===
Tandy married 2nd to Pink Coffer and they had one daughter, "Marcella" Matthews.
Her given name was Anna Elizabeth Matthews.
===
In Oct. 1802 James, Tandy's father, made his Will in Stokes County, N.C.
(Will Book 2, page 70)
His son Tandy was to receive the home tract of 248 acres on the Town Fork along with 600 acres and a 100 acre tract on Belew's Creek.
His son-in-law Joseph Hollingsworth received a 600 acre tract along with the mansion house called "Stone Chimneys"
===
Some of his and Betsy's children were:
Robert
William
James
Tandy
Caleb
Eliza
Patsy
Calvin
===
Tandy married 2nd to Pink Coffer and they had one daughter, "Marcella" Matthews.
Her given name was Anna Elizabeth Matthews.
===
In Oct. 1802 James, Tandy's father, made his Will in Stokes County, N.C.
(Will Book 2, page 70)
His son Tandy was to receive the home tract of 248 acres on the Town Fork along with 600 acres and a 100 acre tract on Belew's Creek.
His son-in-law Joseph Hollingsworth received a 600 acre tract along with the mansion house called "Stone Chimneys"
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