Julia Stanberry

Julia Harrison Stanberry BIRTH 1758 White Plains, Westchester County, New York, USA DEATH 1816 (aged 57–58) Boone, Watauga County, North Carolina, USA BURIAL Old Three Forks Baptist Church Cemetery Boone, Watauga County, North Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 74460176 · View Source

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• Julia Harrison Stanberry written this way on the grave stone

Wife of Nathan Stanberry

Daughter of Seaborn and Elizabeth Shaw Harrison.

Last name is also known as Stansbury, Stansberry, Stansborough.

Married 1776 in Woodbridge NJ

Children: John Harrison Stansbury m Ann Earnest, stayed in NC

Prudence Stansbury m Daniel Jackson, had one child, Nancy, out of wedlock, first to go to Indiana

David m Rachel Holeman

Nathan Jr m Polly Allen

Moses m Mary E Snyder

Elizabeth m William McHargue

After Julia died her husband sold their Wilkes land and moved with most of the family to the Wayne Cty Indiana area.

They had several children die young.

Daughter Elizabeth said that Julia was a fun person.

1777 Nathan and Julia, along with her parents, moved to Camden, NJ across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, PA. The next year they started on the Philadelphia 800 mile road to Caswell, NC. The state of NC had not been divided into Tennessee until 1796.

Nathan and his cousin Moses settled in Wilkes County on the Elk Creek of the Yadkin River. There was a land grant dated 1 January 1788 for 100 acres on Elk Creek to Nathan. Nathan received a land grant in Wilkes County, North Carolina May 18, 1787. This was on Elk Creek.

Nathan raised his family in Wilkes County, North Carolina. He sold his farm in 1817 and moved to Wayne County, Indiana.

Nathan's daughter, Prudence, married Daniel Jackson in Wilkes County, 8-11-1807 and they moved to the Indiana territory in 1812. The other members of the family followed in 1817.

Nathan's son, John, did not move from Wilkes County but, David, Moses, Nathan Jr. and Elizabeth, did move with Nathan to Indiana.

David, Moses and Elizabeth, later moved to Whitley County, Kentucky. News of the free land in Indiana, which was now a state, was sweeping Wilkes County at this time. The timber was so thick in Indiana that the ground could not dry out and the timber had to be cleared and the land drained before it could be used.

Children of Nathan Stansberry II and Julia Harrison are:

I. David Stansberry, b. 02 Jan 1784, Wilkes Co., North Carolina, d. 12 Feb 1855, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

ii. Prudence Stansberry, b. 1787, Wilkes Co., North Carolina, d. 24 Apr 1869, New Castle, Henry Co., Indiana.

iii. John Harrison Stansberry, b. 1790, Wilkes Co., North Carolina, d. 1849, Ash Co., North Carolina.

iv. Nathan Stansberry, b. 1795, North Carolina, d. 1855, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

v. Moses Stansberry, b. 1800, Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co., North Carolina, d. 1862, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

vi. Elizabeth Besty Stansberry, b. 15 Mar 1802, Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co., North Carolina, d. 17 Jan 1881, London, Laurel Co., Kentucky.

Family Members Parents Seaborn Harrison 1735 – unknown

Elizabeth Shaw Harrison 1740 – unknown

Spouse Nathan Stanbury, Jr. 1735–1819

Children Nathan Stansbury 1775 – unknown

Photo Prudence Stansbury justice 1777–1869

John Harrison Stansbury 1780–1849

Photo David Stanberry 1784–1855

John Harrison Stanberry 1786–1849

Photo Moses Stanberry 1800–1862

Photo Elizabeth Stanberry McHargue 1802–1881

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• Julia Harrison Stanberry

written this way on the grave stone

Wife of Nathan Stanberry

Daughter of Seaborn and Elizabeth Shaw Harrison.

Last name is also known as Stansbury, Stansberry, Stansborough.

Married 1776 in Woodbridge NJ

Children:
John Harrison Stansbury m Ann Earnest, stayed in NC

Prudence Stansbury m Daniel Jackson, had one child, Nancy, out of wedlock, first to go to Indiana

David m Rachel Holeman

Nathan Jr m Polly Allen

Moses m Mary E Snyder

Elizabeth m William McHargue

After Julia died her husband sold their Wilkes land and moved with most of the family to the Wayne Cty Indiana area.

They had several children die young.

Daughter Elizabeth said that Julia was a fun person.

1777 Nathan and Julia, along with her parents, moved to Camden, NJ across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, PA. The next year they started on the Philadelphia 800 mile road to Caswell, NC.
The state of NC had not been divided into Tennessee until 1796.

Nathan and his cousin Moses settled in Wilkes County on the Elk Creek of the Yadkin River.
There was a land grant dated 1 January 1788 for 100 acres on Elk Creek to Nathan.
Nathan received a land grant in Wilkes County, North Carolina May 18, 1787.
This was on Elk Creek.

Nathan raised his family in Wilkes County, North Carolina. He sold his farm in 1817 and moved to Wayne County, Indiana.

Nathan's daughter, Prudence, married Daniel Jackson in Wilkes County, 8-11-1807 and they moved to the Indiana territory in 1812.
The other members of the family followed in 1817.

Nathan's son, John, did not move from Wilkes County but, David, Moses, Nathan Jr. and Elizabeth, did move with Nathan to Indiana.

David, Moses and Elizabeth, later moved to Whitley County, Kentucky.
News of the free land in Indiana, which was now a state, was sweeping Wilkes County at this time.
The timber was so thick in Indiana that the ground
could not dry out and the timber had to be cleared and the land drained before it could be used.

Children of Nathan Stansberry II and Julia Harrison are:

I. David Stansberry,
b. 02 Jan 1784, Wilkes Co., North Carolina,
d. 12 Feb 1855, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

ii. Prudence Stansberry,
b. 1787, Wilkes Co., North Carolina,
d. 24 Apr 1869, New Castle, Henry Co., Indiana.

iii. John Harrison Stansberry,
b. 1790, Wilkes Co., North Carolina,
d. 1849, Ash Co., North Carolina.

iv. Nathan Stansberry,
b. 1795, North Carolina, d. 1855, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

v. Moses Stansberry,
b. 1800, Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co., North Carolina,
d. 1862, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

vi. Elizabeth Besty Stansberry,
b. 15 Mar 1802, Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co., North Carolina,
d. 17 Jan 1881, London, Laurel Co., Kentucky.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 1 2024, 18:03:20 UTC