It is suggested that the Rene JULIAN III family and other related families migrated from Randolph County, North Carolina to the new state of Tennessee in about 1800. These folks most likely traveled in a caravan of wagons over the Appalachian Mountains to be among the first pioneers to settle in Knoxville, Tennessee. Knoxville was first settled in 1786 as the first capital of Tennessee. This wagon train and others to follow most likely included Julian, Allred, Aldridge and York families with their children and grandchildren. These pioneer families had intermarried and were some of the first settlers of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Rene JULIAN III age 26 married on 1772 in Colonial Guilford (now Randolph) County, North Carolina, USA to Catherine ALLRED age 23.
The eight children of Rene JULIAN III and Catherine ALLRED:
1. Patience JULIAN, b. 18 Sep 1772; d. 26 Feb 1856
2. Miriam JULIAN, b. 1773; d. 1848
3. Stephen JULIAN, b. 31 Aug 1776; d. 19 Nov 1852
4. Catherine JULIAN, b. Abt. 1778; d. 01 Oct 1814
5. John Allred JULIAN, b. 1780; d. 01 Jan 1869
6. Barbara JULIAN, b. 02 Nov 1780; d. 11 Dec 1870
7. Rene JULIAN IV, b. 16 Sep 1783; d. 16 Mar 1861
8. Isaac JULIAN, b. 02 Apr 1786; d. 28 Jul 1872
Rene JULIAN III age 26 married on 1772 in Colonial Guilford (now Randolph) County, North Carolina, USA to Catherine ALLRED age 23.
The eight children of Rene JULIAN III and Catherine ALLRED:
1. Patience JULIAN, b. 18 Sep 1772; d. 26 Feb 1856
2. Miriam JULIAN, b. 1773; d. 1848
3. Stephen JULIAN, b. 31 Aug 1776; d. 19 Nov 1852
4. Catherine JULIAN, b. Abt. 1778; d. 01 Oct 1814
5. John Allred JULIAN, b. 1780; d. 01 Jan 1869
6. Barbara JULIAN, b. 02 Nov 1780; d. 11 Dec 1870
7. Rene JULIAN IV, b. 16 Sep 1783; d. 16 Mar 1861
8. Isaac JULIAN, b. 02 Apr 1786; d. 28 Jul 1872
It is suggested that the Rene JULIAN III family and other related families migrated from Randolph County, North Carolina to the new state of Tennessee in about 1800. These folks most likely traveled in a caravan of wagons over the Appalachian Mountains to be among the first pioneers to settle in Knoxville, Tennessee. Knoxville was first settled in 1786 as the first capital of Tennessee. This wagon train and others to follow most likely included Julian, Allred, Aldridge and York families with their children and grandchildren. These pioneer families had intermarried and were some of the first settlers of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Rene JULIAN III age 26 married on 1772 in Colonial Guilford (now Randolph) County, North Carolina, USA to Catherine ALLRED age 23.
The eight children of Rene JULIAN III and Catherine ALLRED:
1. Patience JULIAN, b. 18 Sep 1772; d. 26 Feb 1856
2. Miriam JULIAN, b. 1773; d. 1848
3. Stephen JULIAN, b. 31 Aug 1776; d. 19 Nov 1852
4. Catherine JULIAN, b. Abt. 1778; d. 01 Oct 1814
5. John Allred JULIAN, b. 1780; d. 01 Jan 1869
6. Barbara JULIAN, b. 02 Nov 1780; d. 11 Dec 1870
7. Rene JULIAN IV, b. 16 Sep 1783; d. 16 Mar 1861
8. Isaac JULIAN, b. 02 Apr 1786; d. 28 Jul 1872
Rene JULIAN III age 26 married on 1772 in Colonial Guilford (now Randolph) County, North Carolina, USA to Catherine ALLRED age 23.
The eight children of Rene JULIAN III and Catherine ALLRED:
1. Patience JULIAN, b. 18 Sep 1772; d. 26 Feb 1856
2. Miriam JULIAN, b. 1773; d. 1848
3. Stephen JULIAN, b. 31 Aug 1776; d. 19 Nov 1852
4. Catherine JULIAN, b. Abt. 1778; d. 01 Oct 1814
5. John Allred JULIAN, b. 1780; d. 01 Jan 1869
6. Barbara JULIAN, b. 02 Nov 1780; d. 11 Dec 1870
7. Rene JULIAN IV, b. 16 Sep 1783; d. 16 Mar 1861
8. Isaac JULIAN, b. 02 Apr 1786; d. 28 Jul 1872
Gravesite Details
There is no known documentation to prove or disprove Rene Julian III is buried in this cemetery. The OLd Gray Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the heart of old Knoxville.
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