John Kendall

This is speculative:

John Kendall probably died from the flu epidemic in the Anson county area. His two sons were cared for by William Threadgill, as per his will. William and Samuel which also indicates that Sarah Jane, Johns wife also died. So when William T died what happened to the boys. Some other family member must have taken them in and in the process moved to Henry County, Tennessee. Could have been Peter or his other brother Moses. DNA shows Threadgills in my line,this is the only time they could have run across each other.

GEDCOM Note

http://www.scislaw.com/genealogy/longweb/research/northcarolina/ans...

1796 Feb - DB E p4 Francis Smith of Anson to Stephen Hyde of same. 100 ac begins at James Auld's third corner stake of his survey; "granted" to Francis Smith by will of "Francis deceased"' surveyed Jul 28 1773 for James Long. Wit Wm Threadgill, Joseph Colson and John Kendall.  (#7)

1797 Jan - DB E p264. Francis Smith to Sarah Ferril 150 ac on SW side of Pee Dee River; border: begins at 3 pines in James Long's first corner and "James alls" third corner, joins Long's second corner and crosses the creek part of 200 acres granted Oct 17 1778 to Francis Smith Wit: Wm Howlett and John Kendall.   (#7)

1797 Jan - DB E p265. Francis Smith of Anson County to Lewis Atkins of same 50 ac on SW side of Pee Dee River; border: begins at a stake ...3 pinesen Hyde of same. 100 ac begins at James Auld's third corner stake of his survey; "granted" to Francis Smith by will of "Francis deceased"' surveyed Jul 28 1773 for James Long. Wit Wm Threadgill, Joseph Colson and John Kendall.  (#7)

1797 Jan - DB E p264. Francis Smith to Sarah Ferril 150 ac on SW side of Pee Dee River; border: begins at 3 pines in James Long's first corner and "James alls" third corner, joins Long's second corner and crosses the creek part of 200 acres granted Oct 17 1778 to Francis Smith Wit: Wm Howlett and John Kendall.   (#7)

1797 Jan - DB E p265. Francis Smith of Anson County to Lewis Atkins of same 50 ac on SW side of Pee Dee River; border: begins at a stake ...3 pines in James Long's first corner and James Auld's third corner, and fourth line of said 200 ac survey part of 200 ac granted Oct 1 1778 to Francis Smyth. Wit: Wm Howlet and John Kendall  [note: James Auld was an attorney from Dorchester Maryland. Moved to Halifax NC in 1765, died in Anson 1782] (#7)

http://reocities.com/Heartland/hollow/9628/c6_peter.html

Peter Randle/Randall married Mary Sims in Brunswick County 26 Oct 1778 (Marriage Records of Brunswick County, Virginia, 1732-1852, Augusta B. Fothergill, p 97). Mary's parents were John Sims and Honour Pierce. [Lucy Sims (wife of William Randle, Peter's brother) was John Sims' daughter from his first marriage.] They had migrated to Montgomery County, NC, by February, 1788, when they sold land in Brunswick County to William Edward Broadnax (DB14:414,416) and later were in Anson County, NC. After Peter's death, Mary married JOHN KENDALL c1794/5 and she died after 1800 in Montgomery County.

ANSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Abstracts of Deeds (1757-1766) by Holcomb

Volume 2, Page 42. Abraham Baggett of Pitt County to John Long of Anson County, 11 October 1762, for £20 proclamation money land on Baggett's Branch, a drain of Cartledge Creek, 150 acres granted to Abraham Baggett on 11 December 1760. Witness: William Stukey and John Kendall.

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Old News From Anson County 1816 December 6, 1816, STAR (Raleigh, N.C.)

-NOTICE. At the last Term of Anson County Court, the Subscriber administered upon the estate of John KINDALL, Dec'd. and calls upon all persons indebted in the estate to make payments and all those having claims against the same are required to present them properly authenticated within the time prescribed by law or this notice will be plead in bar to their recovery. November 12th, 1816. THOMAS THREADGILL, Adm'r.