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JOHN VANN - NC (DESCENDANTS) - Genealogy. com JOHN VANN - NC (DESCENDANTS) By genealogy com user November 07, 2001 at 06:59:21 DESCENDANTS OF JOHN VANN, 1666 GENERATION NO 1 1 John1 Vann, 1666 Notes John Vann, D of Birth - Unknown He married an unknown person JOHN VANN was transported into Virginia by 1666, as evidenced by a land patent in Accomack Co VA (Nell Marion Nugent, CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS Vol 1 p553) Abstracts Of Virginia
Vann-Abbeville, Sc to Masdison - Genealogy. com Vann-Abbeville, Sc to Masdison Co Fla By john byrd July 22, 2001 at 01:57:01 Please add to, correct, etc to the following Generation No 1 1 EDWARDVANN IV (EDWARD6, EDWARD5, EDWARD4, JOHN3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born March 10, 1797 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died May 05, 1877 in Madison County, Florida He married REBECCA HINTON 1820 in South Carolina, daughter of PHILIP HINTON
parents of JOHN VANN of 96th d - Genealogy. com The first ISSAC VANN Edgefield Will ; Issac Vann, to Martha Vann, Edward Vann, William Vann, Elizabeth McDaniel, Nancy Vann, Joseph Vann, Sarah Vann, Henry Moselyand others April 11, 1842 1853 Elizabeth Vann of Abbeville petitions for pension as a widow Signed Elizabeth Walls,John Walls,Edward Walls
Re: William Vann Family of Gat - Genealogy. com 2 Elisha Vann (Edgecombe Co NC) He had at least three children [not named in the settlement because he was still living The three were:Henry Vann, b 1811 [went to TN and was there in 1833]; Thomas Vann, b 1823; and Melissa Vann, who married Washington Hopper, who was there in 1833 Elisha Vann sold 25 acres of his land to William Sears of
Re: Joseph David Vann - Genealogy. com 1 Edith Vann, born 1750 in NC 2 Edward Vann, Sr (5), born1741 and died aft 1800He was a Patriot in the Revolutionary War + Mary ? John J and Wah-Li (Polly) Vann (5) They had six children: John J and Wah-Li (Polly) Vann (5) They had six children: 1 Joseph David (Joe) Vann (6), born 1763 and died 1838He was of the Chickamauga tribe in the
Re: Vann King relations - Genealogy. com King VANN received the land on Cachie, Cader, the land next to the Indian reservation, and William the remainder charging him withtheresponsibilityof looking after his mother and the younger children (Bertie NC Will Book A p130) King VANN received the land on Cachie, Cader, the land next to the Indian reservation, and
John Vann, Indian Countryman - Genealogy. com John Vann, Indian Countryman By jerry l clark December 17, 2001 at 01:05:47 The earliest known mention (in the Colonial Records of South Carolina Relating to Indian Affairs, a k a "The Indian Books") of John Vann, was in 1741 when Governor Lyttleton of South Carolina directed John Vann, an employee of Cherokee trader James Maxwell, to transport supplies into the Choctaw Nation Unless John
relatives of chief james vann - Genealogy. com This John Vann may have been the brother of Edward Vann (white grandfather of James Vann) There have have been another brother, Joseph Vann, who was also a merchant among the Cherokees I hope this information clarifies the somewhat confusing family ties of Chief James Vann