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About George Swearingen
George left Randolph County due to unpaid debts and moved to Wayne County, Indiana, about 1828. His wife and children followed him some time later. George died there of cholera, and his burial place is unknown.
Source: Whyte, Karel L. Swearingen/Vansweringen and Related Families: A Compilation of data on the Swearingen Families in America. (Aiken, South Carolina: Whyte, Karel, 1999). Information about George and family on page 73.
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George Swearingen's Timeline
| 1779 |
1779
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Randolph, NC, United States
Randolph County was created in 1779 from Guilford County, NC. Today's Guilford shares its southern border with Randolph. Guilford's capital is Greensboro. Albemarle in Stanly County is about 40 miles southwest of Asheboro, where George later lived. Asheboro is the county seat of Randolph. Proof of George's birth place is needed. [Judy Shappee] Source: Whyte, Karel L. ''Swearingen/Vansweringen and Related Families: A Compilation of data on the Swearingen Families in America.'' (Aiken, South Carolina: Whyte, Karel, 1999). Information about George and family on page 73. George's birth is given as about 1779. |
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| 1803 |
1803
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North Carolina, United States
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| 1805 |
July 4, 1805
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NC, United States
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| 1807 |
July 14, 1807
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Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina, United States
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October 8, 1807
Age 72
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Montgomery County, North Carolina, United States
John's burial place is unknown, but it was probably in Montgomery County, NC. |
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| 1809 |
1809
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North Carolina
Some sources give Indiana as Zebedee's birth place, but this must be incorrect. The family moved to Indiana from North Carolina in 1828. |