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About William Welborn
Added by Marvin Loyd Welborn, 18 Apr 2019. Will of Edward Welborn (Welbourne, Wilbourne, et.al.) it lists his Wife Elizabeth, and children: daus. Ann(e) and Elizabeth Wood sons William and Thomas
THERE IS NO LISTING OF OTHER CHILDREN, ESPECIALLY NONE OF THOSE LISTED IN THIS PROFILE: Samuel Wilbourne; Jethro; and Richard Wilburn. These are FALSE!
WILL OF EDWARD WILBOURNE (Colonial Wills, Baltimore County, MD, 1730, 20-154) .
In the Name of God Amen the twenty-third of January Anno Domini one Thousand seven hundred and Thirty: Thirty one, I Edward Wilbourne of Baltimore County in the province of Maryland being Sick and weak in body but of shound and perfect Memory thanks be to Almight God for so great a blessing do for the better Settlement of Temporal affairs when it may please God to call me hence make and publish this my las will and Testament in manner following Nigh. .
Imprimis, I give unto my loving wife Elizabeth Wilbourne my dwelling plantation with as much land as shall amount to Fifty Acres during her natural life and after her docoase, I give the same to my daughter Ann Wilbourne her her heirs and assigns forever. .
Item: I give unto my son William Wilbourne the remaining part of my Land him his heirs and assigns forever. .
Item: My will is that the great Swamp which runs through my land be a dovision between my Wife's part of the land and my son William's part. .
Item: I give unto my son Thomas Wilbourne one year old Steer to him and his heirs forever. .
Item: My will is that my son William Wilbourne shall have all my Smiths Tools provided he first pays my Executor the sum of two Thousand pounds of Tobacco otherwise the said Tools to be praised with my personall Estate. .
Item: I give unto my loving wife Elizabeth Wilbourne a Third part of my clear personall Estate after legacys and all other lawfull demands against it are discharged. .
Item: All the Rest and residue of my personall Estate I give to my three children namely, Elizabeth Wood, William Wilbourne and Ann Wilbourne to be equally divided amongst them. Share and Share alike. .
Lastly, I confirm and appoint my loving wife Eliza Wilbourne my full and whole Executer of this my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal on day and year first written. .
Signed sealed and published in presence of us whose names are underwritten and enforce thereunto at his request. .
Edwad Willbourne (Seal) .
his John X Coale .
his John X Daevley .
Michl Webster
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Added by Marvin Loyd Welborn on this date, 12 Dec 2017.
This Wellborn family IS NOT part of Jamestown .
Further information on William Wellborn, Sr. and William Wellborn, Jr. COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA Vol. IX pages 25-226 Excerpts from a Manuscript in the Office of the Secretary of State 13 March 1772 Counties of Orange and Guilford State of NC 25 August 1771: .
"To all persons whom this may concern Know ye, that Whereas Thomas Welborn has lived in the neighborhood of Sandy Creek near at hand about fifteen years in the counties and province aforesaid, it is requested of his friends and acquaintances, a letter of recommendation which we the subscribers hereof, do hereby certify, the above said Thomas Welborn to be a man of Justice and Honest Integrity in his dealings and conversation, neither known, nor suspected to be Guilty of Fraudulent Practices, but contrary wise, Upright in his Generation and a true Loyal Tenant to his Majesty, Excepting the Late Insurrection and Rebellion as did arise in the County aforesaid [The Battle of Alamance] and given under our hands the Day and year first above written." This appeal in behalf of THOMAS WELBORN, who had been outlawed by the Royal Governor, was signed by WM. WELBORN, JUN and eighteen others. .
In the above manuscript, under date of 13 March 1772 is a petition addressed to "His Excellency, Josiah Martin, Esquire, His Majesty's Capt. General and Governor in Chief in and over Said Province,"....To CATCH FISH IN DEEP RIVER.....Among the signers of this petition were: WM WELBORN,SEN, and WM WELBORN, JUN, Stubal Stearns, Jeremiah York and Semore York, John Wood .
This proves where William [Ann Crabtree] and William [Hepsie Starnes] WELLBORN were in 1772. .
Thomas WELBORN became known as "Thomas, The Regulator" and is the brother of William WELBORN, Sr. and Uncle to William WELBORN, Jr.
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Re: Edward Welborn b. 1680 MD? Posted: 19 Oct 2011 11:12AM [ BY XXChemteach60 ] A reminder--there has been no documentation found for the exact date of death of William Wellborn who married Anne Crabtree. We know the approximate date of death of Edward, his father--due to the will we know he died between 24 June 1730--date it was signed and 8 September 1730, date of the administrative bond for the will. The last record of William [wife Anne Crabtree] is in Rowan County, NC and can only speculate as to date of death and where buried. Most likely buried near home place, wherever that was among the property. .
Edward's daughter Elizabeth married Isaac Wood, son Thomas married Margaret and son William married Ann Crabtree--marriage in St. George's Register, Baltimore County, MD. As mentioned above, Anne married John Ryan. .
NOTE--Edward and Elizabeth's children migrated into the Piedmont section of NC by 1754.
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William Welborn's Timeline
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January 21, 1713
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Baltimore County, Province of Maryland
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1732
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Deer Creek, St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Province of Maryland
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October 25, 1734
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Wilkes County, North Carolina, United States of America
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July 13, 1735
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Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland
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August 18, 1736
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St. George's Parish, Baltimore County, Province of Maryland
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1738
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Baltimore,, MD
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1738
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Spesutie Hund,Baltimore,Maryland
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1740
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Baltimore,, MD
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November 7, 1754
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St. George's Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, Colonial America
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