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William Horn's father was Jacob Horn but his mother seems to be in question. Jacob married two women, Elizabeth (LNU) and Millicent Thomas (married abt. 1781). Records reflect that William was born about 1778/1779 which would make him a son of the first marriage and Elizabeth his mother.
William married Nancy Holland, D/O Henry Holland, on February 26, 1800 in Edgecombe Co., NC. Nancy died on April 8, 1829 in the same county. William then married Nancy's sister, Mary (Holland) Sykes, a widow, between 1829 - 1839. "Kinfolks of Nash County North Carolina 1778-1854" by Joseph W. Watson [Pub: Fisher-Harrison Corp, Durham, NC, 1979, Pg. 232] gives proof of the relationship between William Horn and the Holland family.
William Horn is shown on many family trees with varying birth years. The bible of Rebecca J. (Fitzgerald) Horn, wife of William B. Horn who was the oldest son of Henry H. Horn, shows "Grandfather William Horn born 1779". This same bible shows the death for William Horn as "Grandfather William Horn 1856 age 77". There are many who show his full death date as being "February 6, 1856" in Choctaw Co., AL.
No burial place has been located for William Horn to date.
We suspect that he might be buried in the Sardis Cemetery or the Pushmataha Episcopal Cemetery in Choctaw Co., AL. His widow, Mary (Holland) Horn is found in that area on the 1860 census. She is living next door to her stepson (who's also her nephew) William T. Horn and his family. We have not found her on a census since 1860 so it's possible she died between 1860 and 1870. If so, Mary (Holland) Horn may also be buried in the Sardis Cemetery or Pushmataha Episcopal Cemetery, Pushmataha, Choctaw Co., AL. We've found William Thomas Horn and many of his family buried in the Pushmataha Episcopal Cemetery.
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Edge. Co Db 17, page 321, deed date 23 Jan 1821, recorded May Ct 1821, Jacob Horn, Edge. Co to my son William Horn, Nash Co, for love and good will, a Negro woman named Winny with her sucking infant by the name of Lewis and her increase, signed Jacob Horn, wit Thos Horn, Henry Horn (proved), John Horn, William Dew. Abstracted 1 May 07, NCA film C.037.40015. CTC.
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1779
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Edgecombe, North Carolina, USA
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1800 |
1800
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North Carolina, United States
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1856 |
October 6, 1856
Age 77
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Choctaw County, Alabama, United States
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