Biography:
Radford J. Fedric, a planter of Tallahatchie County, was born in Person county North Carolina in 1819, and died May 16, 1891. He was the son of John and Lucy (Vaughn) Fedric both natives of the same county. Who spent all of their lives there, his father dying there in 1821. The latter was a planter and a son of John Fedric, a native of France, who came to America as a soldier with General Lafayette, and served under him until the close of the struggle, when he returned to France and brought his family to North Carolina, where he became a planter and lived there the balance of his life.
Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi. The Goodspeed Publishing Company, Chicago, Illustrated (1891).
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Note that the birth date of 15 October 1819 found on the gravestone of James Madison Frederick (thought to be a brother of Radford Jones Frederick) creates a problem with the purported 9 August 1819 birth date of Radford Jones Frederick. If they are indeed brothers, one of the birth dates is incorrect.
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The Frederick Family Omnibus Memorandum explores the history of the Frederick family of Person County, North Carolina: https://www.ncccha.org/pdf/frederick/frederickfamilyhistoryomnibusmemorandum.pdf
The Caswell County Genealogy online database contains extensive information about the Frederick family: https://www.caswellcountync.org
The Frederick Family Photograph Collection contains hundreds of Frederick family photographs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ncccha/albums/72157600255950540
Radford J. Fedric, a planter of Tallahatchie County, was born in Person county North Carolina in 1819, and died May 16, 1891. He was the son of John and Lucy (Vaughn) Fedric both natives of the same county. Who spent all of their lives there, his father dying there in 1821. The latter was a planter and a son of John Fedric, a native of France, who came to America as a soldier with General Lafayette, and served under him until the close of the struggle, when he returned to France and brought his family to North Carolina, where he became a planter and lived there the balance of his life.
Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi. The Goodspeed Publishing Company, Chicago, Illustrated (1891).
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Note that the birth date of 15 October 1819 found on the gravestone of James Madison Frederick (thought to be a brother of Radford Jones Frederick) creates a problem with the purported 9 August 1819 birth date of Radford Jones Frederick. If they are indeed brothers, one of the birth dates is incorrect.
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The Frederick Family Omnibus Memorandum explores the history of the Frederick family of Person County, North Carolina: https://www.ncccha.org/pdf/frederick/frederickfamilyhistoryomnibusmemorandum.pdf
The Caswell County Genealogy online database contains extensive information about the Frederick family: https://www.caswellcountync.org
The Frederick Family Photograph Collection contains hundreds of Frederick family photographs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ncccha/albums/72157600255950540
Biography:
Radford J. Fedric, a planter of Tallahatchie County, was born in Person county North Carolina in 1819, and died May 16, 1891. He was the son of John and Lucy (Vaughn) Fedric both natives of the same county. Who spent all of their lives there, his father dying there in 1821. The latter was a planter and a son of John Fedric, a native of France, who came to America as a soldier with General Lafayette, and served under him until the close of the struggle, when he returned to France and brought his family to North Carolina, where he became a planter and lived there the balance of his life.
Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi. The Goodspeed Publishing Company, Chicago, Illustrated (1891).
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Note that the birth date of 15 October 1819 found on the gravestone of James Madison Frederick (thought to be a brother of Radford Jones Frederick) creates a problem with the purported 9 August 1819 birth date of Radford Jones Frederick. If they are indeed brothers, one of the birth dates is incorrect.
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The Frederick Family Omnibus Memorandum explores the history of the Frederick family of Person County, North Carolina: https://www.ncccha.org/pdf/frederick/frederickfamilyhistoryomnibusmemorandum.pdf
The Caswell County Genealogy online database contains extensive information about the Frederick family: https://www.caswellcountync.org
The Frederick Family Photograph Collection contains hundreds of Frederick family photographs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ncccha/albums/72157600255950540
Radford J. Fedric, a planter of Tallahatchie County, was born in Person county North Carolina in 1819, and died May 16, 1891. He was the son of John and Lucy (Vaughn) Fedric both natives of the same county. Who spent all of their lives there, his father dying there in 1821. The latter was a planter and a son of John Fedric, a native of France, who came to America as a soldier with General Lafayette, and served under him until the close of the struggle, when he returned to France and brought his family to North Carolina, where he became a planter and lived there the balance of his life.
Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi. The Goodspeed Publishing Company, Chicago, Illustrated (1891).
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Note that the birth date of 15 October 1819 found on the gravestone of James Madison Frederick (thought to be a brother of Radford Jones Frederick) creates a problem with the purported 9 August 1819 birth date of Radford Jones Frederick. If they are indeed brothers, one of the birth dates is incorrect.
_______________
The Frederick Family Omnibus Memorandum explores the history of the Frederick family of Person County, North Carolina: https://www.ncccha.org/pdf/frederick/frederickfamilyhistoryomnibusmemorandum.pdf
The Caswell County Genealogy online database contains extensive information about the Frederick family: https://www.caswellcountync.org
The Frederick Family Photograph Collection contains hundreds of Frederick family photographs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ncccha/albums/72157600255950540
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