Captain Abner Eason I

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Husband's Name:___________________Captain Abner Eason I_________________________________________
When Born: _______________1757_________________	Where: ____Pitt County, North Carolina____________
When Died: _________1818_______________________	Where: _________ ___________________________
When Buried: ____________ ______________________	Where: _____ _______________________________
When Married: _______ __________________________	Where: ___ _________________________________
Other Wives: ________ ________________________________________________________________________
His Father: _________Isaac Eason___________________	His Mother's Maiden Name: _____Mary___________

Wife's Name:_________Martha Tart_______________________________________________________________
When Born: _________ __________________________	Where: ___________ _________________________
When Died: _______ ____________________________	Where: __________ __________________________
When Buried: ____________ ______________________	Where: __________________ __________________
Other Husbands: __________(2) Major James Scarborough m. 18 November 1823_________________________
Her Father: _______Elnathan Tart (Tartt)______________	Her Mother's Maiden Name: _____Obedience_______

	Children In order of birth	When Born Day/Month/Year	Where Born State or Town or Twp County Country			Spouse
1	Abner Jr.	c. 1801			NC
2	Elnathan T.	1790	"	"	"	Penelope Haddock
3	Sally T.		"	"		_____ Peelle
4	Catherine T.		"	"		Arthur Speight
5	Jonathan T.		"	"
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7			"	"
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Martha Eason adm. est. Abner Eason. Inventory turned in November Ct. 1819. Abner bought land in Bertie County, NC. in February 1775. He was appointed "Keeper of the Peace" by the County Court in February 1777. On 23 August 1775, he signed a petition to the King opposing a tax by the Crown.
On 4 February 1790 he was appointed Administrator to settle the estate of Jonathan Tart. In the 1800 census he had 2 male and 1 female under 10 years of age; 1 female between 10 and 16 years of age and he and his wife are listed as being between 26 and 45 years of age. They owned nine slaves also.
When his brother, Obed Eason, died Major James Scarborough married his widow, Penelopy, on 29 November 1793. After Abner Eason died, Major Scarborough was a widower and on 18 November 1823, he married the widow of Abner.

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