"This venerable citizen passed away at 2 o'clock Monday morning last, lacking 29 days of his 88 year.. . He was one of the 13 founders of the Presbyterian church in this place in 1821--was elected an elder thereof, and so continued to be to the end of his days."[Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, NC) Thu. 27 Sept 1877, p. 2]
Father: "Squire" Alexander Long, Sr. of Rowan County; Mother: Elizabeth CHAPMAN [A History of Rowan County, North Carolina by Jethro Rumple, Heritage Books, 2009, p. 261] Burial location for parents UNK/ inferred to be on family plantation lands.
Father: "Squire" Alexander Long, Sr. of Rowan County; Mother: Elizabeth CHAPMAN [A History of Rowan County, North Carolina by Jethro Rumple, Heritage Books, 2009, p. 261] Burial location for parents UNK/ inferred to be on family plantation lands.
"This venerable citizen passed away at 2 o'clock Monday morning last, lacking 29 days of his 88 year.. . He was one of the 13 founders of the Presbyterian church in this place in 1821--was elected an elder thereof, and so continued to be to the end of his days."[Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, NC) Thu. 27 Sept 1877, p. 2]
Father: "Squire" Alexander Long, Sr. of Rowan County; Mother: Elizabeth CHAPMAN [A History of Rowan County, North Carolina by Jethro Rumple, Heritage Books, 2009, p. 261] Burial location for parents UNK/ inferred to be on family plantation lands.
Father: "Squire" Alexander Long, Sr. of Rowan County; Mother: Elizabeth CHAPMAN [A History of Rowan County, North Carolina by Jethro Rumple, Heritage Books, 2009, p. 261] Burial location for parents UNK/ inferred to be on family plantation lands.
Family Members
Children
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
