Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameCatherine PENDLETON 
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26Birth Date18 Dec 1699
Birth PlaceKing & Queen County, Virginia
Death Date26 Jul 1774 Age: 74
Burial PlaceTownsville, Vance County, North Carolina, Machpelah Cemetery
FatherPhillip PENDLETON (1654-1721)
MotherIsabella HURT (1654-1724)
Spouses
Birth Date18 Nov 1696
Birth PlaceCaroline County, Virginia
Death Date22 Mar 1780 Age: 83
Death PlaceGreenville County, North Carolina
Burial PlaceTownsville, Vance County, North Carolina, Machpelah Cemetery
OccupationRevolutionary War Soldier
Family ID3214
Marr Date14 Feb 1716
Marr PlaceMacpelah, Townsville, Vance County, North Carolina
Notes for Catherine PENDLETON
John Taylor and his wife Catherine Pendleton settled at Macpelah about 1754. (approximately 2 miles south of Townsville, Vance Co., NC, on the West side of NC 39. This is the old plantation of the Taylor's. It is still in the Taylor family ( May 2000) "though not as large a property holding now as it was then." Rives Manning writes, " I have been to "Macpelah" and have seen the cemetery. Many of the graves are not marked but some are. I made a diagram of the cemetery and then obtained a copy of a diagram done in 1838 by Memucan Hunt. Many of the ones he listed are not on my list, either because the stones have been destroyed/knocked down or there were no stones. Some on his list probably came from Bible references, etc., not from stones.
John had Patriotic Service from North Carolina during the Revolutionary War.
Bio by: Sara Hale
On Find A Grave.
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(1) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(2) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230. He was the brother of Mary Taylor who md. Henry Pendleton.
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(1) Ancestral File #2HLP-3C
(2) records from Varla Wright, Phoenix, Arizona - June 1996
(3) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(4) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230.
John had Patriotic Service from North Carolina during the Revolutionary War.
Bio by: Sara Hale
On Find A Grave.
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(1) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(2) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230. He was the brother of Mary Taylor who md. Henry Pendleton.
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(1) Ancestral File #2HLP-3C
(2) records from Varla Wright, Phoenix, Arizona - June 1996
(3) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(4) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230.
Notes for John (Spouse 1)
John Taylor and his wife Catherine Pendleton settled at Macpelah about 1754. (approximately 2 miles south of Townsville, Vance Co., NC, on the West side of NC 39. This is the old plantation of the Taylor's. It is still in the Taylor family ( May 2000) "though not as large a property holding now as it was then." Rives Manning writes, " I have been to "Macpelah" and have seen the cemetery. Many of the graves are not marked but some are. I made a diagram of the cemetery and then obtained a copy of a diagram done in 1838 by Memucan Hunt. Many of the ones he listed are not on my list, either because the stones have been destroyed/knocked down or there were no stones. Some on his list probably came from Bible references, etc., not from stones.
John had Patriotic Service from North Carolina during the Revolutionary War.
Bio by: Sara Hale
On Find A Grave.
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(1) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(2) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230. He was the brother of Mary Taylor who md. Henry Pendleton.
John had Patriotic Service from North Carolina during the Revolutionary War.
Bio by: Sara Hale
On Find A Grave.
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(1) "The Pendleton Family", Mrs. Mary Dunnica Micon in CULPEPER CO. HISTORY
(2) THE KAY-PENDLETON-NEEL FAMILIES, George & Margaret Rose, pg 112, FHL# 1321230. He was the brother of Mary Taylor who md. Henry Pendleton.