The Quine family, from Maryland to Caswell County, North Carolina

All of the early Caswell CO., N.C., Quines descend from William Quine(2), son of William Quine(1) & Elizabeth of Baltimore, MD.

William Quine(1) m. Elizabeth. He was listed in the 1701 Baltimore CO., MD., Tax List, shown on the N. Side of Patapsco Hundred.

St.John’s and St. Geo. Parish Register, Baltimore, MD.

Jane Quine b.June 20, 1713, daughter of William. and Elizabeth Quine; m. Wm Detter (Ditto/Ditteau) Oct, 6, 1736

Kedeworth MERRYMAN, b.March 23, 1717, was indicted for bastardy in June 1741, Baltimore, CO., MD. Henry Quine (alias James) admitted paternity of said child.

*Note: Though his wife’s name is not mentioned in Walter James’ WILL, Elizabeth “LNU”, the widow of William Quine(1), appears to have married Walter James, who became the stepfather of the Quine children. Henry Quine was AKA Henry James. In Walter James’ WILL, Walter James identified Henry Quine as his son. (This Henry Quine was brother to Susanna Quine m.Benjamin Ingram, William Quine m.“Mary” Ingram, and Jane Quine m.William Detter/Ditto).

Bond on the Baltimore CO., MD., estate of John Ingram(2) was posted June 8, 1733, by his widow Mary (Peasley) Ingram (Benjamin Ingram’s mother), Thomas Giddens and Walter James.

Maryland Calendar of WILLS. Baltimore CO., MD. WILL:

WALTER JAMES, , Baltimore Co. 2 April 1751 To Ruth Sutton, wife of Joseph Sutton, Collason Choice 100a on the E side Newport Br. after her fathers & mothers d. To Elizabeth Denton, 100a of Collasons Choice on the W side Newport Br., James Beginning 50a, & a bed.

To Harry Quine, a bed & 100a, part of Felkes Range & Blackwolf Neck, & he is to make over land I sold to Robert Constable. To son Walter James, the 100a, part of Felkes Range & Blackwolf Neck I live on, but if he d. s. p., to Henry Quine son. To dau. Priscilla James, Long Neck, 100a part of Felkes Ranges & Blackwolf Neck & negro woman Phillis. To Henry Quine & son Walter James all the sterl. money I have in England, equ. div., Quine to use it till Walter is of age. The money I have in George Presbarys hands is to buy 2 saddles, 1 for Priscilla, the other for Elizth., wife of Wm. Denton. To son Walter, the bed I lie in, other hhold furn., a gun called Bailey, & negro man Bristol.. To William Quine & Susannah Ingram, each a cow. To dau. Priscilla James., the young horse that Capt. Bond horse sired. The rest of my p. e. is ro be equ. div. among son Walter, dau. Priscilla, , Henry Quine, & Elizabeth Denton. Extr: Henry Quine, whom son Walter is to live with till he is 19. Witn: Daniel Scott, John Day, s. o. N[icholas] Day, John Bevan. 18 May 1751, sworn to by Beven & Scott. _______________ To quote Robert E. Burke: http://rebgen.blogspot.com/2009/08/ingram-genealogy-part-iii.html ”Back to Walter James's will - he calls Walter James [Jr] his son, and Priscilla James (another Priscilla!) his daughter. It seems he calls Henry Quine his son, and the will's language is a little confusing about this; certainly Henry Quine sometimes went by Henry James in Baltimore records. I think that Susannah Ingram, Jane Ditto, William Ingram, and Elizabeth Denton were the step-

children of Walter James Sr by his marriage to the widow Elizabeth LNU Quine, widow of William Quine.” Walter James sometimes referred to his Quine stepchildren by his own surname; it’s unknown if the Priscilla James mentioned in his WILL was daughter of Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and William Quine(1) or of Elizabeth and Walter James. _______________ Maryland Calendar of WILLS by Jane Baldwin: Baltimore CO., MD. WILL of John Ingram(3), brother of Benjamin Ingram who d.1779 Caswell CO., NC. Ingram, John(3), Baltimore Co., 21st Feb., 1738; 2nd Apr., 1740. To sister Dorcas Tabor (Tudor), bros.-in-law Humphrey Tudor and William Quine, bros. Benjamin and James and father in-law Benjamin Mead ahoan, personalty.“ wife, Susannah, extx., residue of estate. Test: Rich Caswell, Edward Day, William Wright. 22. 160.

Above abstract of John Ingram(3)’s 1738 WILL identifies William Quine(2) as his brother-in-law. He additionally identifies his brothers, Benjamin and James Ingram, all of whom later migrated to Caswell CO., N.C.; his sister Dorcas (Ingram) Tudor is also noted. Brother-in-law William Quine(2) is believed to of married Benjamin and James Ingram’s sister, “Mary Ingram.” John Ingram(2), father of these Ingrams, wrote his Baltimore CO., MD., WILL in 1733. While John Ingram(2) and wife, Mary (Peasley) Homewood/Ingram had additional children, the only children mentioned in his WlLL were sons, John(3,) Benjamin, William (d.1739), James, and eldest daughter, Dorcas (Ingram) Tudor.

Several years after John Ingram(3) wrote his 1738 WILL in Baltimore CO., MD., his brother, Benjamin Ingram, married William Quine(2)’s sister, Susanna Quine, in Baltimore, MD., January 5, 1743.

On June 7, 1748, Benjamin Ingram, John Buck (2nd husband of John Ingram(3)’s widow, Susanna (Mead) Ingram/Buck) and *Abraham Wright

(2nd husband of Dorcas (Ingram) Tudor/Wright), posted administration bond on Mary (Peasley) Homewood/Ingram’s Baltimore CO., MD., estate. "her est. was admin. on 24 July 1749 by Benjamin Ingram who stated she left 8 ch.; ch. of John and Mary: Peasley, John, Benjamin, James, William, Dorcas, m. (----) Tudor (3:193; 5:58, 13:378; 389, 37:158; 113:118; 121:172; 124:41; 126:23; 219-4:97)” (Baltimore County Families by Robert W. Barnes)

*The Wrights were among the Baltimore CO., MD., families who migrated to Orange CO., N.C., (the portion later called Caswell County) along with the Ingrams and Quines. I believe the Prissilla Ingram, m.Jacob Wright, August 4, 1765, Baltimore, MD., was a daughter of Benjamin Ingram & Susanna Quine, and named after Susanna (Quine) Ingram’s sister, Priscilla. Given name Priscilla/Prissilla had not previously been used in this Ingram lineage. Jacob Wright was among the Wright families who migrated to Orange CO., N.C., and is found in the 1800 & 1810 Censuses of Caswell CO., N.C. Jacob Quine is listed next to Mary Ingram in the 1800 Caswell CO., N.C., census. Given name Priscilla was afterwards handed down to many of these Caswell CO., N.C., Ingram families. It’s probable Jacob Quine, son of William Quine(3) was named after this Jacob Wright.

While Benjamin Ingram stated his mother and father left 8 children, he only named six of them. In addition to James Ingram, for which a birth/Christening record cannot be found, 10 additional records of children likely born to this John & Mary Ingram are recorded in Kent and Anne Arundel Counties, MD. In addition to Dorcas Ingram, there were four (4) more probable daughters, Hanna b.1710, Mary b.1712, Martha b.1714 and Elizabeth b.1720. Although I believe the given name of William Quine(2)’s wife’s name was “Mary”, the possibility exists he married one of the other three Ingram daughters, Hanna, Martha or Elizabeth.

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Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995

Name: Mary Ingram (Married William Quine) Gender: Female Christening Date: Christening Place: Birth Date: 11 Aug 1712 Birthplace: SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND

Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: John Ingram Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Mary Mother's Birthplace: Mother's Age: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50794-1 System Origin: Maryland-ODM GS Film number: 14206 Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4ZT-8W5 : Mary Ingram, 11 Aug 1712; citing SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND; FHL microfilm 14,206.

Name: John Ingram(3) (1738 Baltimore CO., MD., WILL; sister of Mary Ingram, m.William Quine(2), brother of Benjamin Ingram m.Susanna Quine). Gender: Male Birth Date: 10 Sep 1717 Birthplace: SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND Father's Name: John Ingram Mother's Name: Mary Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50794-1 System Origin: Maryland-ODM GS Film number: 14206 Citing this Record: "Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4ZT-F2N : John Ingram, 10 Sep 1717; citing SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND; FHL microfilm 14,206. Name: Benjamin Ingram Gender: Male Christening Date: Christening Place: Birth Date: 25 Jan 1723

Birthplace: SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND Father's Name: John Ingram Mother's Name: Mary Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50794-1 System Origin: Maryland-ODM GS Film number: 14206 Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4ZT-JZR : Benjamin Ingram, 25 Jan 1723; citing SAINT PAULS PARISH,KENT,MARYLAND; FHL microfilm 14,206. _______________ Womack family researcher Robert E. Burke deserves much credit for the Maryland Quine research. He untangled the correct surname for Benjamin Ingram’s wife, Susanna Quine, who’s surname is incorrectly listed as “Coin” in Baltimore CO, MD., marriage records, and also Walter James’ relationship to the Quine family. http://rebgen.blogspot.com/2009/08/ingram-genealogy-part-iii.html

The Caswell County Quine Family

Extracted from the 1784 CASWELL COUNTY TAX LIST Book C.R. 020.701.1 North Carolina State Archives Compiled by Henry E. Kendall QUINE, William Jun. 316 (William Quine(3) 1791 Caswell CO., N.C., WILL, son of William Quine(2) QUINE, William Sen. 200 (William Quine(2) QUINE, Benjamin 200 (Son of William Quine(2) QUINE, Henry 200 Moons Cr (Son of William Quine(2)

Caswell County, North Carolina Deeds 1777-1817 By Katherine K. Kendall Page 8 Deed Book A, Page 116 27 Mar. 1779 On March 27, 1779, William Quine witnessed the sale of land to John Ingram on Moon’s Creek in Caswell CO., N.C. This John Ingram was the son of Benjamin Ingram & Susanna Quine. It’s yet to be determined if this was William Quine(2), or his son, William Quine(3). _______________ Compiled censuses and census substitute index for Caswell CO., N.C., for the year 1786 Mary Quine is listed just 2 names from James Ingram. This was either James Ingram son of Benjamin Ingram & Susanna Quine (1792 Caswell CO., N.C. WILL), or James Ingram, brother of Benjamin Ingram m.Susanna Quine. Quine being such an extremely rare name in America, especially during this early period in our history, it’s almost certain this was Mary (Ingram) Quine, widow of William Quine(2), mother of Benjamin, Henry & William Quine(3) of the 1791, Caswell CO., N.C., WILL. In his 1791 in Caswell CO., N.C. WILL, William Quine(3), son of William Quine(2) identified his wife, Sarah, daughters Elizabeth Stafford, Sarah Quine; sons Jacob, Mordecai, Henry & William, and his brothers Henry and Benjamin Quine. Per DAR, William(3) was b.1752 (Baltimore, MD.) and a veteran of the Revolutionary War.

William Quine(3)’s brother, Benjamin Quine, (likely named after his uncle, Benjamin Ingram) was also a veteran of the Revolutionary War. He married Ester Coram in Caswell CO., N.C., September 2, 1780. He died in Caswell CO., N.C. in 1808. Benjamin Quine & wife Ester had at least six children. Son Robert Quine was likely the eldest.

Robert Quine left Caswell CO., N.C., by 1805, having moved to Wilkinson CO., MS. He died there in 1815, leaving widow Nancy, they had no children. Robert was likely named for his mother’s father, Robert Coram.

Page 4 of the 1805 Territorial Census of Wilkinson CO., MS.

Robert Quine & Henry Quine

St. Tammany Par., LA. L&D-225: ABSTRACTS OF CLAIMS WEST OF THE PEARL RIVER 17 Dec 1806 to Robert Quine by Wm. West 194 acres on Buffalo Creek

The second of Benjamin Quine and Ester Coram’s sons was William Quine who married Frances Baxter, November 12, 1808, in Caswell CO., N.C. William Quine also moved his family to Wilkinson CO., MS. The third of Benjamin Quine and Ester Coram’s known sons was younger brother, Henry Quine. *According to Robert Quines’ widow, Nancy, Robert Quine’s young brother, Henry Quine, moved to Wilkinson CO., MS., and joined his brother Robert there in the year 1814, one year prior to Robert Quine’s death. Henry Quine and his brother Robert’s widow, Nancy, worked a Wilkinson CO., N.C., plantation in partnership until Henry’s death in 1838. Henry never married. *Note: Cases Argued & Determined in the High Court of Errors and Appeals for the State of Mississippi by W. C. Smeads and Y. A. Marshall of Vicksburg, Reporters To The State, VOL. IX, containing cases for the January Terms, 1847 & 1848, Boston: Charles C. Little and James Brown, 1848. Henry Quine (son of William Quine(2) & Mary “Ingram” Quine), b.1757, in Baltimore, MD., d.1823, moved from Caswell CO., N.C., to Wilkinson CO., MS., in 1805.

Journal of Wilkinson County Mississippi History; i.e., Quine Cemetery burials in Wilkinson CO., MS.

Henry Quine April 1757 to December 1823, Margaret Quine March 1756 to October 8, 1822 Mary Quine August 10, 1782 to November 29, 1854 Thomas Davis Quine April 27, 1796 - Oct 1820

William Quine(3)

CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOKS 1777-1817, Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall 1989 by Southern Historical Press, Inc. p. 39, Will Book B, 1792, Page 457, William Quine - Will - w. 29 July 1791, Wife Sarah; daughters Elizabeth Stafford, Sarah Quine; sons Jacob, Mordecai, Henry, William. Exec: brothers Benjamin and Henry Quine. Wit: Henry Howard, Samuel Stafford p. 147 Caswell County Guardians' Accounts, 1804, page 48 Jacob Quine, Guardian for orphans Pickney and Anderson Gunn p. 211, Deed Book L, Page 326-7 Allotment lands of William Quine decd to legatees agreeable to last will, 81-3/4 A to following: Mordecai Quine, Jacob Quine, William Quine, Henry Quine, 17 Nov 1800. ... p. 277, Deed Book P, Page 39 Jacob Quine of CC to Griffin Gunn of same, for 163 lbs. 10 s., 163-1/4 A on Moon's Cr adj Benjamin Quine, being land willed to Jacob and Mordecai Quine by William Quine decd, adj William Quine, Henry Quine, Zachariah Hooper, Allen Gunn, 7 Jan 1807 p. 299, Deed Book Q, Page 84-5 Griffin Gunn of CC to Allen Gunn of same, for $348.25., 163-1/2 A on Moon's Cr adj Allen Gunn, Zachariah Hooper, heirs of Benjamin Quine decd, being tract of land allotted to jacob Quine and Mordecai Quine in will of William Quine decd and devised to Griffin Gunn by Jacob Quine. 16 Feb 1810 Wit Goodwin Evans, Alexander Caldwell

The below Jacob Quine and wife, Elinor Alverson, (her surname was Alverson, not Halverson) are in the CCHS Rootsweb online database. Jacob was one of the sons William Quine(3) identified in William’s 1791 Caswell CO., N.C., WILL). Name: Jacob Quine 1 Sex: M Name: Eleanor Halverson 1 Sex: F Birth: in Caswell County, North Carolina 1

On November 9, 1801, Jacob Quine married Elinor (Alverson) Gunn, in Caswell CO., N.C. His bondsman was his uncle, Benjamin Quine, d.1808. Elinor was the widow of Thomas Gunn who left his 1800 WILL in Caswell CO., N.C. This WILL was witnessed by C. Dixon, “Ann Green” & Mosey Ingram. Ann Green appears to be the same Ann Greene who’d been granted administration of the estate of Shadrack Greene, who’d left his November 17, 1788, WILL in Caswell CO., N.C. In his WILL, Shadrack Greene identified his daughter, Lucrecy Green as the wife of Archibald Alberson (Alverson). Though not identified as so, Ann Greene/Green was the apparent widow of Shadrack Greene. Most research (not my own) shows Archibald Alverson as having had three wives, none of whom are identified as Lucrecy “Creascy” Greene. Ann Green(e) having witnessed the WILL of Thomas Gunn gives credence to Elinor Alverson having been her granddaughter, a daughter of Archibald Alverson and Lucrecy (Greene) Alverson. Shadrack Greene’s WILL found at FamilySearch.Org: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JX3F-7C?i=299&wc=32LJ-ZNR%3A169767801%2C170038001%3Fcc%3D1867501&cc=1867501 WILL was proven during the July-1789 Court Session, Caswell County, N.C., recorded on Pages 276-277 _______________ Abstracted from the July-1789, Caswell CO., N.C., Court Session: “First I give and bequeath to Zachariah Swallow the first son of my Daughter Mary Swallow the wife of John Swallow One Shilling Sterling: Likewise I bequeath to Sarah Cranford my Daughter the wife of John Cranford one Shilling Sterling I also bequeath to my Daughter Lucrcey Alberson the wife of Archibald Alberson one Shilling Sterling and I likewise bequeath to my son Thomas Humphries Greene and my Daughter Margaret Margaret Greene (m. Andrew Haddock, June 21, 1806) whom I likewise Constitute make and Ordain as my Heirs to have all my goods and property” Ann Greene (believed to of been the wife of Shadrack Greene) was granted administration of his estate.

Page 303 October Court 1789, Caswell County, N.C.,Inventory of the Estate of Shadrack Greene, Ann Green administrator. Two of Archibald Alverson’s sons, John Alverson (Revolutionary War Pension Application S39148), James Alverson (Revolutionary War Pension Application W8326) are listed with their father Archer (Archibald) Alverson, in the 1786 North Carolina State Census. Both Archibald Alverson and son James Alverson are listed in the 1890 Federal Population Census of Caswell CO., N.C. Son, Elijah Alverson’s movements to and from Caswell CO., N.C., are described in his Revolutionary War Pension Application W10365; he is shown on the 1802 Caswell CO., N.C., tax list. Brothers John, James and Elijah Alverson all migrated from Caswell CO., N.C., to Laurens CO., S.C. James and John Alverson remained in South Carolina, while Elijah Alverson later moved from South Carolina to White CO., TN. He is shown there in the 1850 Federal Census, 88 years of age, b.VA. Archibald Alverson is last found in the 1810 Caswell CO., N.C., Caswell CO., N.C., census. While there is no record of Archibald’s Alverson’s age, wife Lucrecy is shown 80-90 years of age in the 1830 Caswell CO., N.C., Federal Census, b.c1740-50. In this census, Lucrecy is shown “Creascy” Alverson, living between Elisha Alverson & James Ingram. From the ages reported in the Revolutionary War Pension applications of John, James & Elijah Alverson, John was the eldest, b.1759. Lucrecy’s age would not exclude her from having not only been the mother of John, James & Elijah, but also the mother of Elisha Alverson (shown living beside her in the 1830 Caswell CO., N.C., Census), and Elinor Alverson, m.Jacob Quine. Elisha Alverson left his January 22, 1844 WILL in Caswell CO., N.C. (Elisha was shown 50-60 years of age in the 1830 census) Will dated 22 Jan 1844, probated June Court 1845 Book F Page 203 Wife, Lucy, all land for her and her children for life or sold and divided equally. Youngest son, James (under age). Daughters Patsey, Elizabeth, Susan, and Lucy. Sons Claiborne, Wesley,James, Azariah, William, and Elisha. Exec: friend Samuel S. Harrison Wit: John P. Harrison, James R. Harrison

Codicil: 3 Jan 1845 - 40 acres with dwelling house to 4 daughters Patsy, Elizabeth, Susan, and Lucy. Wit: James Ingram, Stephen Travis • Per his son’s Revolutionary War Pension documents, Archibald Alverson migrated to Caswell CO., N.C., from Fairfax, VA. Archibald appears to have remained in Caswell CO., for the remainder of his life. He is last recorded in the 1810 Caswell CO., N.C., Census. If Lucrecy Greene was the mother of all of Archibald Alverson’s children, she would have also migrated with him from Fairfax, VA. A Shadrack Green(e), possibly Lucrecy Greene’s father, is noted in the 1773 Fairfax CO., VA., Road Orders. • http://www.virginiadot.org/vtrc/main/online_reports/pdf/03-r19.pdf FAIRFAX COUNTY ROAD ORDERS 1749-1800 by Beth Mitchell for the Fairfax County History Commission in Cooperation with the Virginia Transportation Research Council 18 November 1773, page 310 We present Shadrack Green yeoman of the parish of Truro & County afd. Overseer of the Road from Herefords Ferry to the Road leading from Colchester to Alexandria also from the said Ferry to Pohic Church for the said Roads being in bad Order contrary to an Act of Assembly in that case made and provided within two months last past by the information of Peter Wagener Junior Gen _______________ The 1743 Northumberland CO., VA., WILL of John E. Alverson was discovered in a manuscript in the Columbiana Library in South Carolina. Archibald Alverson is among the sons named in John Alverson’s WILL. http://alverson.genealogyvillage.com/johnnva.html _______________________________________________________________________________________ Jacob Quine served in the War of 1812, dying before war’s end. His property in Caswell CO., N.C., was inventoried in April-1815; his remaining military wages paid in 1816.

CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOKS 1777-1817, Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall 1989 by Southern Historical Press, Inc. p. 7 Will Book G 1815 Page 103, Inv property of Jacob Quine decd by Elisha Ingram adm. 22 Apr 15. Acct due on John Martin. Acct due by Daniel Hailey; bond due by Littlebery Worsham in 1817; 1 hoe and bell said to be at Presly Carter's shop. p. 8, Will book G, page 112, Sales property of jacob Quine on 4 Aug 1815 to: Ellenor Quine...22 others. by Elisha Ingram adm. (grandson of Benjamin Ingram, son of John Ingram, 2nd cousin of Jacob Quine) p.9, Will Book G, page 130 Henry Quine, Will - w 1 jan 1816...Catherine Quine eldest daughter of Jacob and Nelly Quine his wife... p. 11, Book G 1816 Page 165, Inv estate of Henry Quine... p. 13, Book G 1816, Page 225, List of balance of property of Jacob Quine decd, $57.02 his Wages as a soldier in the United States Service. by Elisha Ingram adm. 9 May 1816 http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1960666&id=I2778 • 17 DEC 1814 in During War of 1812 Pvt,24th Reg.111th Inf. • Note: Died in War of 1812. According to court document Jan. 2, 1943, Robertson Co, TN, the family resided in Caswell County On October 23, 1816, Jacob’s Quine’s widow, “Nelly” Elinor (Alverson) Gunn/Quine, married a 3rd time to James Davis in Caswell CO., N.C. In 1817, Elinor (Alverson) Gunn/Quine and her third husband, James Davis, sold their land in Caswell CO., N.C., and moved to Grainger CO., TN. The below names of the children of Jacob Quine & Elinor Alverson were taken from Mr. Douglas L. Whitlock’s research: https://www.geni.com/people/Jacob-Quine/6000000009288924704 “Keturah Quine, Lancelot Lot Quine/Quinn, Malinda Quine, Noel Quine/Quinn, Allen Quine, Dorothea Quine, Esterann Quine, and “Catherine Quine”,

Based on Keturah Quine’s date of birth, August 23, 1802, Keturah, she would have been Jacob Quine’s oldest daughter, the same identified as Catherine in Jacob Quine’s brother, Henry Quine’s, January 1816, Caswell CO., N.C., WILL. She married John Whitlock, August 20, 1820, in Rutledge, TN. Keturah (Catherine) d.August 17, 1876, in Vermilion CO., IL. (Find A Grave Memorial#81829558) Below legatees are taken from the, January 1, 1816, Caswell CO., N.C., WILL of Henry Quine, son of William Quine(3) and brother of Jacob Quine, to my Sister Sariah Camron, wife of William Camron, $100; to Mrs. Jane Montgomery, wife of Mr. Michel Montgomery Esq., $10; to Catherine Quine eldest daughter of Jacob and Nelly Quine his wife, $20; to Godsby Quine, my chest, hat, saddle & bridle; (This appears to be Goolsby Quine a son of Jacob and Elinor) to Michel Montgomery son of Michel Montgomery Esquire, my Silver Watch; to Miss Elizabeth Montgomery daughter of Michel and Jane Montgomery, $10; to Alexander Montgomery, my Saddle bags; to my Brothers Mordicai and William Quine and sister Elizabeth Stafford wife of John Stafford, 80 acres of land in Caswell Co. and the balance of my money to be equally divided among the 3. And I hereby make and ordain my worthy friend Frances Howard executor of this my Last Will testament. Witnesses: Laban Farley, Michel Montgomery, Jr., and Archibald Montgomery _______________ By the time the 1820 Caswell CO., N.C., was conducted, all of those carrying the Quine surname had disappeared from Caswell County. Many had moved to Wilkinson CO., MS., while Jacob Quine’s children

had moved to Grainger CO., TN., with their mother, Elinor (Alverson) Gunn/Quine/Davis and step-father, James Davis. _______________ Author: Warren Atkinson (October 2016) _______________