John B. Bird and His First Wife Mary Waller are buried In the Herman United Methodist Church Cemetery in Horse Creek Greene County Tennessee. John B. Bird and Mary Waller Bird are on the Tax list for Greene County Ten. in 1783. They Married in 1774 in Washington County North Carolina. John served in the Revolutionary War as a Private.
John B. Byrd's 2nd wife was Mary Polly Baker Johnson she was a widow and the married in 1801 in Greene County Tennessee, a year after John first wife passed away in 1800.
Son Joseph Bird 1777?-1837 Married Sally Newberry
Daughter ..Christina A. Bird...Breedon 1777 tn to 1846 Ind.
Daughter..Mary Bird...Waters 1789-1865
Son David Bird 1784-1861
Son John l. Bird Sr. 1779-1837
Daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Bird 1787-1860
Son Philip Bird
John Birds 2nd Wife married his sisters husband Ben Seaton Sept 26 1846 after John Sister Elizabeth Bird passed away in 1840.
In 1781 John Bird The elder, Benjamin Seaton (Married to John Birds Sister Elizabeth Bird), Philip Bird ( Could Be the Father of Jacob Bird born 1780-1855 because Jacob names his first son Philip and not John) are assigned to build a road by their houses. The Broyles family, The Baker Family and the Fox family are listed in helping build the road.
John B. Byrd's 2nd wife was Mary Polly Baker Johnson she was a widow and the married in 1801 in Greene County Tennessee, a year after John first wife passed away in 1800.
Son Joseph Bird 1777?-1837 Married Sally Newberry
Daughter ..Christina A. Bird...Breedon 1777 tn to 1846 Ind.
Daughter..Mary Bird...Waters 1789-1865
Son David Bird 1784-1861
Son John l. Bird Sr. 1779-1837
Daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Bird 1787-1860
Son Philip Bird
John Birds 2nd Wife married his sisters husband Ben Seaton Sept 26 1846 after John Sister Elizabeth Bird passed away in 1840.
In 1781 John Bird The elder, Benjamin Seaton (Married to John Birds Sister Elizabeth Bird), Philip Bird ( Could Be the Father of Jacob Bird born 1780-1855 because Jacob names his first son Philip and not John) are assigned to build a road by their houses. The Broyles family, The Baker Family and the Fox family are listed in helping build the road.
John B. Bird and His First Wife Mary Waller are buried In the Herman United Methodist Church Cemetery in Horse Creek Greene County Tennessee. John B. Bird and Mary Waller Bird are on the Tax list for Greene County Ten. in 1783. They Married in 1774 in Washington County North Carolina. John served in the Revolutionary War as a Private.
John B. Byrd's 2nd wife was Mary Polly Baker Johnson she was a widow and the married in 1801 in Greene County Tennessee, a year after John first wife passed away in 1800.
Son Joseph Bird 1777?-1837 Married Sally Newberry
Daughter ..Christina A. Bird...Breedon 1777 tn to 1846 Ind.
Daughter..Mary Bird...Waters 1789-1865
Son David Bird 1784-1861
Son John l. Bird Sr. 1779-1837
Daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Bird 1787-1860
Son Philip Bird
John Birds 2nd Wife married his sisters husband Ben Seaton Sept 26 1846 after John Sister Elizabeth Bird passed away in 1840.
In 1781 John Bird The elder, Benjamin Seaton (Married to John Birds Sister Elizabeth Bird), Philip Bird ( Could Be the Father of Jacob Bird born 1780-1855 because Jacob names his first son Philip and not John) are assigned to build a road by their houses. The Broyles family, The Baker Family and the Fox family are listed in helping build the road.
John B. Byrd's 2nd wife was Mary Polly Baker Johnson she was a widow and the married in 1801 in Greene County Tennessee, a year after John first wife passed away in 1800.
Son Joseph Bird 1777?-1837 Married Sally Newberry
Daughter ..Christina A. Bird...Breedon 1777 tn to 1846 Ind.
Daughter..Mary Bird...Waters 1789-1865
Son David Bird 1784-1861
Son John l. Bird Sr. 1779-1837
Daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Bird 1787-1860
Son Philip Bird
John Birds 2nd Wife married his sisters husband Ben Seaton Sept 26 1846 after John Sister Elizabeth Bird passed away in 1840.
In 1781 John Bird The elder, Benjamin Seaton (Married to John Birds Sister Elizabeth Bird), Philip Bird ( Could Be the Father of Jacob Bird born 1780-1855 because Jacob names his first son Philip and not John) are assigned to build a road by their houses. The Broyles family, The Baker Family and the Fox family are listed in helping build the road.
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