Charles Oxendine, Sr.

'''Charles Oxendine, Sr.''' was born in 1741 in Robeson County, North Carolina, United States. His parents were [John “Figro” Oxendine John “Figro” Oxendine] and [Sarah Oxendine Sarah Oxendine].  Family Search ID G9SX-8LT. 1790 Robeson NC  1800 Fayetteville, Robeson, NC     Born in Bladen County,died in Robeson[ children were BENJAMIN b 1761 (executor of his father’s will), JOHN b 1762, Charles b 1763, JESSE 1763, MOSES 1764, AARON / TWIN 1764, DAVID 1765, NANCY /TWIN b 1765, ELIZABETH BETSY b 1769, MARY(Polly?) b 1770, CATHERINE b 1771,  SARAH ANNE b 1772 and WILSON b 1810.   

Children: Benjamin Oxendine; Henry Oxendine; Sarah Anne Oxendine; John Oxendine; Charles Cudworth Oxendine, Jr.; Jesse Oxendine; Moses Oxendine; Aaron Oxendine; Nancy Oxendine; David Oxendine; Elizabeth Oxendine; Betsey Oxendine; Catherine Oxendine.

He died on September 7, 1808 in Robeson County, North Carolina, United States.

  Charles received a patent for 150 acres northeast of Drowning Creek in Bladen County on 23 October 1767 (Hoffman, Land Patents). He was  “mixt Blood” taxable in Bladen County from 1766 to 1768 and a “Molato” taxable in 1770 and 1771 (Byrd, Bladen County Tax Lists).  He entered a further 200 acres in Robeson County bordering his land by two land entries of 100 acres each on 22 January and 23 September 1793 (Pruitt, Land Entries, Robeson County)  On 23 November 1787 he made an unsuccessful claim for payment for three steers he proved the army commanded by General Rutherford (NCGSJII:151).  He was head of a *Robeson County household of 11 “other free” in 1790 and 10 in 1800.  By his 7 September 1808 Robeson County will he left 150 acres to his son, David and 200 acres and a grist mill to his daughters.

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A Patriot of the American Revolution for NORTH CAROLINA. DAR Ancestor #: A210457