Capt. George Augustus Wynn, Sr.

Wynns, George

February 2, 1750-1751. May Court, 1751. Sons: John (two negroes), Joseph (one negro), Benjamin (three negroes), William (three negroes), George (lands and five negroes, copper brandy still). Daughter: Mary Sessums, wife of Culmen Sessums (one negro); Sarah, wife of Peter Evans (one negro). Wife: Rose. Executors: Benjamin and William (sons). Witnesses: Jno. Baker, Thos. Lee, Jno. Harrell, Jas. Boon. Clerk of the Court: Samuel Ormes. (Source: Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, By: J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State, 1910, Page 425)

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The Winton community has had many distinguished citizens. In addition to those already named these include: General Thomas Wynns, first Congressman elected from the district under the United States Constitution and his son Benjamin, the founder of Winton

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