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Nancy Jane Stevens (Adair)

Also Known As: "widow of Harris Tyner"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
Death: July 28, 1835 (89)
Harrisburg, Fayette, Indiana, United States
Place of Burial: Connersville, Fayette County, Indiana, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of James Adair, of Georgia and Ann Ester Adair
Wife of Harris Tyner and Burrell Stephens
Mother of Elijah Tyner; Richard Adair Tyner; William Jasper Tyner; Mehitabel Kolb; Susannah Kolb and 4 others
Sister of Jane Adair; William Adair; Jean Adair; James Adair; Joesph Adair and 8 others

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About Nancy Jane Stevens

Not a known child of James Adair of Bladen County, not listed in his will. See https://www.geni.com/discussions/179495?msg=1209161



I believe this is Nancy ---She is half Cherokee. However, there seems to be no real way to prove this. Her parents are said to be James Robert Adair and Esther Ann McBride (full-blood Cherokee)


https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Adair-313

Nancy Jane Tyner formerly Adair

  • Born 28 Jan 1746 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
  • Daughter of James Robert Adair and Ester Ann Anna McBride Hobson
  • Sister of Ann Adair [half], Agnes Hobson (Adair) Gibson [half], Elizabeth Hobson (Adair) Cade [half], Saranna (Adair) McTyer [half], Sarah Ann (Adair) McTyre, John Adair Sr, Samuel Adair [half], Edward Adair and James Adair Jr [half]
  • Wife of Harris Tyner — married 1768 in District 96/Abbeville, South Carolinamap
  • Mother of Elijah Tyner, Richard Tyner, William Jasper Tyner, Susannah Tyner, Mehitabel 'Hetta' Tyner, James Tyner, John Tyner and Margaret (Tyner) Hackleman
  • Died 28 Jan 1835 in Harrisburg, Fayette County, Indiana

Biography

Nancy Jane Adair was the daughter of James Robert Adair(1709) and Ann Ester McBride(1710-1781).

Nancy Adair was a near relative of General John Adair, Governor of Kentucky. General Adair was born in Chester Co., S. C. in 1759. He fought in the Battle of New Orleans, Jan 8, 1815; commanded Kentucky Militia and was a member of Congress from Kentucky. He died in 1840. [1]

Nancy married Harrison 'Harris' Tyner. Their children include:

  1. Elijah (1760-1841)
  2. Harris (1765-1887)
  3. Richard (1770-1836)
  4. William Jasper (1771-1854
  5. Mehitabel (1774-1848)
  6. E James (1776-?)
  7. Margaret (1778-1845
  8. Susanna A (1775-1813)
  9. John (17 August 1776-1822) twin
  10. James (17 August 1776- 1823) twin

Harris Tyner was "raised on the Pedee River and there married Nancy Adair (an aunt of General Adair, a future Governor of Kentucky) and...most of the relatives have it that they immediately after marriage moved to Abbeville District, South Carolina...." [2]No evidence has been found linking her to General Adair. Could she be a child or close relative of James Adair, Indian trader and historian?

Another resource file has her married after the death of Harris Tyner to Burrel Stevens. [3] Their known children are

Shadrick, Betsy and Susan Stevens. Elial, (moved to Indiana; died in Wabash County, Indiana) Ezekiel (moved to Indiana,) Betsa. This list may be incomplete. It derives from pedigree resource files.

Nancy passed away 29 JAN 1835 and is buried at Lick Creek Baptist Cemetery, Harrison Township, Fayette Co., Indiana. [4]

WikiTree profile Adair-313 created through the import of ChambersBarneshistory.ged on Oct 19, 2011 by Charlene Chambers.

Name Name: Nancy /Adair/[5] Birth Birth: Date: 09 JAN 1746 Place: Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA[6] Death Death: Harrisburg Date: 28 JUL 1835 Place: Fayette, Indiana, USA[7]

Some other sources list her birthdate as 1746

Widdow of Harris Tyner Baptist minister



Birth: Jan. 28, 1754 Death: Jul. 28, 1835

Nancy Adair first married Harris Tyner. They were the parents of William Tyner, the old Baptist Minister who built Little Cedar Baptist Church south of Brookville. After the death of her first husband, she married Burrell Stevens. She came to Indiana with her children, probably about 1810. She is buried between her twin sons, James and John.

Family links:

Spouse:
 Harris Tyner (1740 - ____)*

Children:

 Richard Tyner (1770 - 1836)*
 William Jasper Tyner (1771 - 1854)*
 James Tyner (1776 - 1823)*
 John Tyner (1776 - 1822)*
 Margaret Tyner Hackleman (1778 - 1845)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Lick Creek Cemetery Connersville Fayette County Indiana, USA

Created by: Donna Cullins Schroeder Record added: Jul 29, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 114614082


References

Two links listed on Find A Grave:

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Nancy Jane Stevens's Timeline

1746
January 9, 1746
Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
1760
1760
Carolina, Puerto Rico, USA
1770
August 4, 1770
Abbyville, , South Carolina, USA
1771
April 9, 1771
Abbeville, Abbeville County, South Carolina, United States
1774
March 19, 1774
Ninety-Six District, Province of South Carolina
1775
1775
Lancaster County, South Carolina, United States
1775
Brookville, Franklin County, IN, United States
1776
August 17, 1776
Lincoln, South Carolina, USA
August 17, 1776
Abbeville, South Carolina, USA