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Lanier Brewer, Sr.

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Surry County, Virginia, United States
Death: 1795 (78-79)
Moore, Rowan County, North Carolina, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of George G. Brewer, I and Sarah Brewer
Husband of Marion Brewer; Rebecca Brewer and Joanna Brewer
Father of Lanier B Brewer, Jr. and Drury Brewer
Brother of William Lanier Brewer; Sarah Vick; George G. Brewer, II; Nicholas Brewer, Sr.; John Lanier Brewer, I and 2 others
Half brother of Joseph Brewer, I and Nathaniel Brewer, Sr.

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About Lanier Brewer, Sr.

Lanier Brewer Sr.

  • Birth: 1716 - Beaver Pond Creek, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
  • Death: 1795 - Moore, North Carolina, United States
  • Parents: George G. Brewer 1670–1744 (died Rattlesnake Creek, Brunswick, Virginia) & Sarah Lanier
  • Spouses: Joanna, others ?

Notes

From https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2B7-TCV - needs to be validated as of Sept 2018

LANIER BREWER (GEORGE1) was born about 1716 in Surry County, Virginia. He died about 1795 in North Carolina. Lanier may have married a Cherokee woman. He married JOANNA in 1744. She was born in 1718.

LAND RECORDS -

Lanier patented land in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1748, sold it 1750 and 1752. He probably went to North Carolina about this time, as he no longer appears in Brunswick County, Virginia records.

RESIDENCES -

There was a Lanier Brewer in Moore County, North Carolina in 1777. I have found this written online, but I'm not sure what record it is that has given this impression, so I can't say for sure whether this was him or his son by the same name.

There was also a Lanier Brewer in Fayette District, Moore County, North Carolina in the 1790 Census, but this was probably his son, although Lanier Sr could have been living with him. In this household there were 2 males 16 and over, 4 males under 16, and 4 females. his sounds like a young family to me, indicating that the head of this household was Lanier Brewer Jr. In the same district were his son, Drury, his brother, Ambrose, and Nimrod Brewer, who might be his nephew.

He was married two or three times, and one of his wives was a Cherokee Indian (might have been Joanna).


From https://isaacbrewer-familyhistory.blogspot.com/2015/09/meherrin-par...

George and his sons Howell Sr, William, John & Lanier were appointed 6 Dec 1736 to help clear a road 1/2 mile from the river to Beaver Pond Creek, indicating they lived in that area in 1736.

Lanier was not given land in his father's 1741 will, probated 1744. George's land was between Fountain & Rattlesnake Creeks, and on both sides of Roanoke Road.


Lanier & Joana Brewer sold 200 acres to Charles Collier 23 Jun 1750 Boundaries: south side Meherrin River, Beaver Pond Creek. Joana relinquished her right of dower Witnesses: None 200 acres of 1748 patent

Y DNA of Lanier Brewer, Sr. & Oliver Lanier Brewer, Sr does not match, So one of them has wrong parents (George G. Brewer, I & Sarah Brewer)

Disconnecting “Oliver” based on Lanier name.

Ref: https://www.familytreedna.com/public/BrewerDNA?iframe=yresults

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Lanier Brewer, Sr.'s Timeline

1716
1716
Surry County, Virginia, United States
1746
1746
Surry, Brunswick County, Virginia, British Colonial America
1750
1750
Moore County, North Carolina, United States
1795
1795
Age 79
Moore, Rowan County, North Carolina, United States