Sarah Davis
Born: in North Carolina
Died: 1829 in Perry County, Mississippi
Thomas Batson, Sr. was born about 1749 in New Hanover County, North Carolina, and died 1822 in Pike County, Mississippi. He was the son of Peter Batson, Sr.
Thomas was a Revolutionary Soldier serving from North Carolina. He moved his family to Burke County, Georgia in about 1785 as Seth their eight child was born in that state in 1787.
Thomas married about 1769 in New Hanover County to Sarah "Sary" Davis, daughter of William and Isabelle Davis. Sarah was born about 1749 in North Carolina and died 1829 Perry County, Mississippi.
After the death of Thomas, the widow Sarah lived with her brother, James Davis, who lived on Black Creek in Perry County and died during a cholera epidemic.
Children
Thomas Batson, Jr. born 8 May, 1770 New Hanover and died 1819 Pike County. He married 19 August, 1791 in Washington County, Georgia to Elizabeth Wayles. After the death of Thomas, she married John Bond
Adelphia Batson, born 31 August, 1772 New Hanover County married John Bond
Piety Batson, born 1775 New Hanover County and died 1822 Pike County, Mississippi
Eli Batson, born 1777 New Hanover County and died about 1826 in Conecuh County, Alabama
Susannah Batson, born 1779 New Hanover County
Timothy Batson, born about 1781 New Hanover County married in Hancock County, Mississippi, October 19, 1812 to Elizabeth Rester
Manirva Batson, born 9 November, 1784 New Hanover County married her first cousin Wm Bond
Seth Batson, born 1787 Burke County, Georgia
James Batson, born 8 May, 1790 Burke County, Georgia. He married February 20, 1810 in Jones County, Georgia, to Frances Bond
Peter Batson, born 1791 Burke County, Georgia, married a MS Wayles.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Sarah by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Sarah: