Thomas Poindexter Jr. (1733 - 1807)

Born 12 May 1733 in Rappahannock River, Louisa, Virginia

Ancestors

Son of Thomas Poindexter II and Sarah Bond (Veale) Poindexter

Husband of Susanna (Hughes) Poindexter — married 23 Jun 1755 in Cumberland County, Virginia

Husband of Elizabeth (Pledge) Poindexter — married 22 Feb 1760 in Goochland Co, Virginia

Descendants

Died 1 Jan 1807 at age 73 in Bailie Bottoms, Surry, North Carolina, USA

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Thomas Poindexter Jr. is a DAR Patriot Ancestor, A090070.

Biography

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North America, Family Histories, 1500 -2000, Thomas Poindexter, male, birth date 1733, birthplace Virginia, death date 1807, death place: North Carolina, spouse: Elizabeth Pledge, child: Mary Wentworth Poindexter.

Birth

Date: 1733

Place: VA

Parents

From Find A Grave website bio: Thomas was the son of Thomas Poindexter, born 10/2/1705 in New Kent County, Virginia and Saran Bond Veale born about 1707.

Title

Captain

Census

U.S. Census Reconstructed Records, 1660-1820, Thomas Poindexter, male, North Carolina, Surry County, residence year: 1780, household remarks: Name was on a petition to the House of Assembly from inhabitants of Surry County, seeking redress for the way titles for vacant lands are obtained.

1800 United States Census, Thomas Poindexter, Salisbury, Surry, North Carolina.

North Carolina, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890, Thomas Poindexter, Surry County, North Carolina, year: 1772, database: North Carolina Early Census Index.

Residence

Date: 1800

Place: Salisbury, Surry, North Carolina

Occupation

Farmer

Military

Type: Military Unit

Place: NC Militia, List F--No. 2, dated Jan. 1777, # 2044

From Find A Grave website bio: Both Thomas and Elizabeth are listed in the DAR Patriot Index. Tennessee Roster, Volume 1, page 1293, shows Thomas was paid 122 pounds sterling for service in the Mecklenburg Regiment of Militia against the Cherokee Indians in 1776.

From Ancestry.com: Thomas Poindexter, born 1733, Louisa, Virginia, died 01/01/1807 in Stokes County North Carolina, married on 02/22/1760 to Elizabeth Pledge, a patriot, born circa 1733 in Goochland, County, Virginia, died 02/29/1816 in Stokes County, North Carolina, As taken from DAR (Daughters of American Revolution) Lineage Book Volume 44, pages 229-230, Thomas Poindexter, commanded a company in the North Carolina militia. His daughter, when a child, carried letters sewed to her petticoat through the lines. DAR descendant: Helen Poindexter DeVoe, wife of Paul Devoe.

Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Thomas Poindexter, Family Cemetery, Yadkin County, North Carolina.

Note

Parents or guardian of the bride: William Pledge, father; Security and Witnesses: William Pledge, William Pledge, Jr., Martha Pledge.

Marriage

From Find A Grave website bio: Thomas married Susannah Hughes on 01/25/1755.

He married Elizabeth (Betty) Pledge, born about 1740 in Goochland County Virginia.^[1][2]

Their children were: 1. Ann Radford born 1761. 2. Thomas Pledge born about 1762. 3. Francis born 1764. 4. William P. born 1767. 5. Martha born 1768. 6. Dorothy A. born about 1769. All the above born in Goochland County, Virginia. 7. Mary Wentworth born 1775. 8. John George born 1777. 9. Archibald P. born 1780. 10. Sarah R. born 1784. 11. Robert Alexander born 1788. 12. Elizbeth born about 1790. All the above born in Surry County, Virginia.

12 FEB 1762 - Marriage Bond - Consent letter of William Pledge for daughter Elizabeth Pledge to marry Thomas Poindexter ^[3]

Burial

Poindexter Cemetery, On a bluff, overlooking the Yadkin River, Surrey County, North Carolina.

Sources

https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A090070

1. ↑ Virgina, Compiled Marriages, 1660-1800, Thomas Poindexter, spouse: Susanna Hughes, married on 06/23/1755 in Cumberland County, Virginia.
2. ↑ Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940, Thomas Poindexter, male, married on 02/22/1760 in Goochland County, Virginia, spouse: Elizabeth Pledge.
3. ↑ USgenweb project archives/files/Virginia/Goochland/vitals/marriages, Goochland County, VA - Marriage Bonds; William and Mary College Qtrly., Vol. 7, No. 2, Page 103, Goochland County, VA - Marriage Bonds; Transcribed by Kathy Merrill for the USGenWeb Archives Special Collections Project.

http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/goochland/vitals/marriages/marr0003.txt

Source: S153 Abbreviation: Poindexter - Gloria Atwater Title: Messages posted to Poindexter on Genforum. <t&gatwater(at)nanosecond.com> Family of Thomas Poindexter & Elizabeth Pledge. Repository: #R1

Source: S39 Abbreviation: Comstock-Haggard and Allied Families Title: Mary Jane Comstock, Compiler; Comstock-Haggard and Allied Families; (Chicago: Adams Press, 1973) Repository: #R3

Source: S77 Abbreviation: Estate Settlement - Poindexter Title: Estate Settlement of Thomas Poindexter; Surry County Court, North Carolina, copies sent by Jean B. Willis, July 1998. Note: 522 River Road CONT Grenada, MS 38901 CONT 601-226-2401 Repository: #R1

Source: S78 Abbreviation: The Douglas Register Title: Edited by W. Mac Jones, The Douglas Register. Detailed record of Births, Marriages, Deaths.....as kept by the Rev. William Douglas, from 1750 to 1797. [Note: Douglas went to Goochland in 1750 but did not start the Register until 1756.] An Index of Goochland Wills. Notes on the French-Huguenot Refugees who lived in Manakin-Town. (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore Reprinted 1985; Original, 1928. c1966) Available online at Ancestry.com by subscription. Note: Copies sent by Jean B. Willis (1977 printing) CONT National Genealogical Society Lending Library (1985 Printing) CONT Also available at FHC in Montgomery Repository: #R1

Source: S90 Abbreviation: Poindexter Descendants Association Title: Doris Ann Butler Lucas, maintains online data base, Poindexter Descendants Association and PDA Newsletter, published quarterly. <http://www.poindexterfamily.org> Family GEDCOM online. (10334 Bellefontaine Rd, St. Louis, MO 63137) Note: Copies in my files Repository: #R4

Source: S98 Abbreviation: Thomas M. Pettitt's Family (Poindexter) Title: Mary Courtright Pettitt and Robert J. Pettitt, Thomas M. Pettitt's Family (Self Published. Highland CA: c1996. Out of print but available on LDS Microfilm #1750818, Item 13.) Note: 3037 Mountain Top Drive, Highland, CA 92346. Sent to me by Richard Elliott 11/98 Repository: #R1 Call Number: Copies [Poindexter/NC/101] Page: The Poindexter Family, p.B-54-63

The Poindexters in America Family Page, by Kay Haden, 8th Generation

Source S78

Author: Ancestry.com

Title: 1800 United States Federal Census

Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Second Census of the United States, 1800. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1800. M32, 52;

Repository: #R1

Source S79

Author: Ancestry.com

Title: Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850

Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County. Baltimore: Genealogical;

Repository: #R1

Source S89

Author: Yates Publishing

Title: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900

Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. Original data This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases.

Source S95

Author: Edmund West, comp.

Title: Family Data Collection - Individual Records

Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.;

Repository: #R1

Source S-1157837412

Repository: #R-2009299244

Title: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900

Author: Yates Publishing

Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases.

Note:

APID: 7836::0

Source S-2112823275

Title: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900

Note: www.ancestry.com

Source S-2112823278

Title: POINDEXTER Family History Book, 4th Edition

Author: Dorothy Knox Brown/Nealon Agee

Publication: Published November 1995

Carol Wilkerson library

Source S-2112823388

Title: Marriage Record--POINDEXTER/PLEDGE

Author: Goochland county, VA

Note: Cathy Everhard's book

Ancestry.com:

North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000.

Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots.

North Carolina, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890.

U.S. Census Reconstructed Records, 1660-1820.

Virginia, Compiled Marriages, 1660-1800.

Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940.

Find A Grave website: Memorial #21433292.

Acknowledgements

This person was created through the import of Reba Family Tree_2011-03-12.ged on 13 March 2011.

Wikitree profile Poindexter-65 created through the import of Comstock for Wiki.ged on Jul 27, 2011 by Kay Haden. See the [1]

This person was created through the import of Yates and Allied Families.ged on 21 December 2010.

WikiTree profile Poindexter-112 created through the import of crawford.GED on Jan 2, 2012 by Rae Ball. See the [2]

Entered by Rick Brown, Jul 21, 2011 Rick Brown, firsthand knowledge. See the [3]

Note

Is this about the time Thomas Poindexter became acquainted with William Pledge's daughter Elizabeth?

St. James Parish Vestry Book, 1744-1850, by William Lindsay Hopkins, self-published, 1987

There is no evidence that Thomas's father ever lived in Goochland County, the location of St. James Parish. On 22 Oct 1759, Thomas Poindexter and Tarlton Woodson were appointed processioners of lands that Jacob Woodson and Stephen Sampson had done in 1755.

William Pledge, father of Elizabeth, was also appointed as one of the processioners.

Goochland Co VA, DB 8

p.155 14 Jul 1761 Robert Pleasants of Henrico, Thomas Pleasants of Goochland & Jacob Oglesby of Albemarle to John Bradshaw of Goochland. 50#'s 200 acres on branches of Beaverdam. Part of 600 acres granted by patent to Richard Oglesby & by him in his LW&T bequeath'd to sd Jacob. Bounded by James & Samuel Coleman, Josias Payne Junr, Gill Whitlock, Willm Rountree. Signed: Robert Pleasants, Tho. Pleasants, Jacob Oglesby. Wit: Wm Pledge, Thos. Poindexter, John (X) Prewit. Proved by wit. 21 Jul 1761.

Marriage bond dated 12 Feb 1762 in Goochland. Thomas Poindexter to Elizabeth Pledge, daughter of William Pledge. Security: Wm. Robards. William Pledge letter of consent. Bonds abstracted in WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE QUARTERLY, Vol. VII, No. 2; Oct 1898; Series 1; p.98-106.

Douglas Register for Thomas & Elizabeth Pledge states "both of this parish". Virginia Marriage Index gives date as 22 Feb 1760 - obvious error.

Witnesses were William Robards, William Pledge Junr, Martha Pledge

Virginia Gazette, 8 Aug 1766, p. 3, col. 2 [Colonial Williamsburg website]

July 15, 1766

RUN away from the Subscriber in Goochland County, the 29th of June, a tall black Negro man named JACK about 35 years of Age, his Head is grey, his Beard thin, and his Teeth good, speaks plain for an African born, but avoids looking in the Face of them he is speaking to as much as possible. Had on a Cotton Jacket, a coarse Felt Hat, Osnabrigs Shirt and Roll Trowsers, all about half worn. He is apt to change his Name, and will probably change his Dress also, if he can get an Opportunity of stealing another. He is apt to break Prison, or make his Escape from a Constable.

Whoever secures the said Negro, so that he may be had again, shall have Twenty Shillings Reward, besides what the Law allows, paid by THOMAS POINDEXTER

and more about Jack

Virginia Gazette, 25 May 1769, p.2, col. 1

Goochland county, May 1, 1769

Run away from the subscriber living near Goochland courthouse in June, 1766, a Negro man slave named JACK, though very apt to alter his name. He is a tall black fellow, about 40 years of age, stoops in the shoulders, his head is grey, beard thin, good teeth, speaks plain for an African born, but will not look any one in the eyes when [unreadable words] county about 12 months ago, and was taken up, but made his escape on the way home, and is a very great rogue. I will give 40s. to the person who takes him up, and 4d. a mile for bringing him from thence to me; and if it is inconvenient for the taker up to bring him home, I will give the same reward of 40s if he is delivered (and well secured in irons) into the gaol of the county where he is taken, till I send for him. THOMAS POINDEXTER

Moved to Surry County, NC about 1771 or soon after. There is a deed in 1771 in NC but their 5th child, Thomas, was baptized in Goochland Co VA in Nov of 1771.

Thomas Poindexter was recorded in a list of residents of Surry Co NC in 1772 - COLONIAL AMERICA 1706-1789 CENSUS INDEX [CD-Rom FTM]

Thomas served in the state militia which also served with the Continental Line in the Revolution. His rank was Captain. He was paid for an expedition against the Cherokee in 1775 and again in 1776. The DAR has deemed him a Patriot. His wife Elizabeth is also a Patriot - she sent messages through the enemy lines sewn in her daughter's petticoat.

SURRY CO NC DEEDS; Vol 1 DB A; 1770-1783; Mrs. W. O. Absher, Mrs. Robert K Hayes

p.103-105 3 Nov 1774 Deed of Mortgage. Thomas Poyndester, planter, to John & Thomas Carson, planters, of Rowan Co. £284.2.2 443 acres in Surry, formerly Rowan. South bank Yadkin opposite Yellow Banks, conveyed to Poyndexter by deed from James Carson & Honour his wife on 15 Apr 1771. And the following Negroes: James, Philis, Jane, Dow, James, Cotton, Selah, Young Philis, Judith. To pay above before 3 Nov 1776. Wit: John Williams, John Braley.

p.311 20 Sep 1779 NC Grant to Thomas Poindexter. 540 acres both sides Harrisons Branch. [300 acres sold to Wm Phillips on 14 Mar 1785]

The Virginia Gazette, 25 July 1777, p.4, col. 1

RUN away from the subscriber in Surry county, North Carolina, a negro man named JAMES about 50 years old, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, and was formerly the property of John Poindexter of New Kent Co, Virginia. Also a middle sized negro fellow named WILL, about 30 years old, remarkably black, stutters much when he is scared, and was formerly the property of Col. Chiswell. Whoever apprehends the said runaways and brings them to me, or secures them so that I get them again, shall be amply rewarded.

THOMAS POINDEXTER

Surry DB A, p.311 20 Sep 1779. NC Grant to Thomas Poindexter. 540 acres both sides Harrison Branch

JOSEPH WINSTON HIS ENTRY BOOK, SURRY CO NC, LAND ENTRIES; 1778-1781 by Agnes M. Wells, Virginia G. Phillips, Carol J. Leonard; 1987

p.10/97 Thomas Poindexter entered 540 acres both sides of Harrisons Branch. 15 May 1778. [Grant dated 20 Sept 1779; Surry DB 1, p.311]

p.42/460 Mary Nowlin entered 200 acres on Bailey's Creek adj Thomas Poindexter & Job Martin beg on Job Martin's line, North side of creek running up and including her improvement. 12 Aug 1778.

p.75/842 Thomas Poindexter entered 640 acres on South side of the Yadkin R adj Job Martin's line including my claim. 12 Oct 1778. [Warrant granted 13 Oct 1783; DB B, p.279]

p.78/884 Valintine Martin entered 640 acres on head branches of Bailey's Creek beg at pine on Captain Poindexter's West line. 10 Nov 1778. [Warrant granted. Charlotte Martin, daughter of Valentine was the 2nd wife of Robert Alexander Poindexter.]

p.102/1155 Abraham Creeson entered 350 acres in Surry Co on South side of the Yadkin adj Thos. Poindexter and Benjn. Pettit, Senr. Including the improvement of Hezh. Wright known as Stewart's Old Survey. 30 Dec 1778. [Entry withdrawn, transferred to Hezekiah Wright and money settled with Wright.]

p.121/1389 Thomas Poindexter entered 350 acres of land on South side Yadkin R on Bailey's Crk to include the improvement made by David Poindexter. [no date given, but probably 1779, 1780 based on other entries.

p.173/2037 William Shepperd entered 400 acres beg at upper end of his field he bought of Badget, on North side of Yadkin R, crossing the river and adj Job Martin's line, running down river to Thomas Poindexter's line and along his line on the river 40 yards below the Bank Ford, thence across the river, to my line. [no date given]

p.183/2167 Thomas Poindexter entered 640 acres, South side Yadkin, mouth of Bigg Bean Crk, waters of Beaverdam, Grassey & Muddy Creeks. [no date given]

The Thomas Poindexter Ferry across the Yadkin was first recorded in 1779. It is mentioned in The Heritage of Yadkin County, 1981, Frances H. Casstevens, Editor, as being near Donnaha. This was also the location of the Yellow Bank Ford. Donaha is sometimes referred to "old Richmond".

SURRY CO NC DEEDS; Vol 1 DB B; 1770-1783; Mrs. W. O. Absher, Mrs. Robert K Hayes

p.89 3 Apr 1780 NC Grant to William Head. 200 acres crossing Dills Creek, Poindexter's line.

p.279 13 Oct 1783 NC Grant to Thomas Poindexter. 640 acres, South bank of the Yadkin above Job Martin's deeded land. [This tract sold to son-in-law Daniel Scott 27 Nov 1790]

DB C:

p.180 14 Feb 1785 William Head to Levin Savage. 20 acres Dills Creek, corner of 200 acres surveyed for sd Head; Poindexter's line.

p.411 14 Mar 1785 Thomas Poindexter to William Phillips for £5. 300 acres both sides Harrison Branch, corner of 540 acres surveyed for Poindexter. [Granted 20 Sep 1779; DB A, p.311] Waddles road. Signed: Thomas Poindexter. Wit: Francis Poindexter, Jesse Scott.

ABSTRACTS OF LAND ENTRYS: SURRY CO NC 1784-1795; Dr. A. B. Pruitt, 1988

#49 Entry Withdrawn. 15 Jun 1784. Thomas Poindexter entered 237 acres on Yadkin, own deeded land, corner of new survey to include improvement where Abraham Wood Sr & Jr live.

SURRY CO NC DEEDS; DB D; Mrs. W. O. Absher, Mrs. Robert K Hayes

p.98 18 Nov 1786 John Thomas Longino to Thomas Poindexter for £80, Lot #8, Town of Richmond. SW square fronting Broad St. Wit: Zachariah & Job Martin, John Davis

p.133 10 Dec 1790 NC Grant to Henry Speer. 100 acres, bank Yadkin R adj Creson below Frosts old Mill above mouth of Deep Creek. Adj. Poindexter & Kimbrough.

Recorded in 1790 Stokes Co NC Census. 2 m 16+, 1 m-16; 5 females, 13 slaves.

SURRY COUNTY NC DEEDS; DB E; Mrs. W. O Absher, Mrs. Robert K. Hayes

p.121 27 Nov 1790 Thomas Poindexter & wife Elizabeth, Stokes Co NC to Daniel Scott for £640. 640 acres South side Yadkin above Job Martin. Signed: Thomas & Elizabeth Poindexter. Wit: Job Martin, Alexander Kerr, Arthur Scott [Daniel Scott was married to Ann Radford Poindexter, oldest daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth.]

SURRY CO NC COURT OF PLEAS & QUARTER SESSIONS; Vol 1; 1790-1795; Agnes M. Wells & Iris M. Harvey, 1990

Tues 15 Feb 1791 Deed from Thomas Poindexter & wife to Daniel Scott proved by oath of Job Martin and ordered recorded.

Tues 14 Feb 1792 Release from Arthur Scott to Thomas Poindexter proved on oath of Job Martin and ordered recorded.

Surry Co NC Court Minutes 1796-1800

Vol II

Agnes M. Wells & Iris M. Harvey 1991

Tues 15 Feb 1798

p.104 Thomas Poindexter vs. Jesse Lester. Appeal. Jury impaneled & sworn, find for defendant.

Thursday 14 Feb 1799

p.138 Set Thomas Poindexter's Ferry Rates:

Load wagon 7sh empty wagon 5sh

man & horse 1sh footman or single horse 6p

Pack horse 1sh cattle 4p per head sheep or hogs 2p per head

Ordered that William Phillips be appt overseer of road from Poindexter's Ferry to Rockford, from the ferry up to the Cross Road from the Iron Works to the Ore bank and the hand convenient work thereon

Wed 12 Feb 1800

p.178 Deed from Thomas Longino, executor of John Thomas Longino, deceasedto Thomas Poindexter ack by Longino and ordered to be recorded.

p.179 Bill of sale from Thomas Poindexter to Daniel Scott proved by Valentine Martin and ordered recorded

Surry Co NC Deed Abstracts G&H 1795-1800I

Carol Leonard Snow 1995

DB H, p.259 6 Aug 1799 Thomas Longino, ext of John Thomas Longino to Thomas Poindexter for 50£. 100 a in Surry adj William Robinson. Part of 393 acres granted Longino 20 Dec 1791 & sold to satisfy the debts of Thos. Longino deceased. Wit: J. G. Poindexter, Drury Halcomb. Ack Feb Term 1800 and OR

1800 Census, Surry Co NC, p.683. Thomas Poindexter

1m 10-16 [Robert], 2m 16-26; 1m +45 [Thomas]. 1f 10-16 [Dorothy], 2f 16-26 [Sarah & Mary] and 1f +45 [Elizabeth]

Surry Co NC County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions

Vol III, 1801-1804

Iris M. Harvey & Agnes M. Wells 1992

Wed 10 Feb 1801

p.4 Bill of sale from Thomas Poindexter to Geo. Pettit proved on oath of Archebald Poindexter and ordered recorded.

SURRY COUNTY NC DEED ABSTRACTS

VOL G 1795-1797

Deed Book I, p.418 30 Nov 1801 State of NC to Thomas Poindexter. 340 acres. #2105. South side Yadkin River. Adj Job Martin, Valentine Martin, Wm Hand, Thomas Pettit, Gideon Wright, Nowling, & Stow. Entered 11 Feb 1777.

Surry Co NC County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions

Vol III, 1801-1804

Iris M. Harvey & Agnes M. Wells 1992

Thursday 11 Nov 1802

p.91 George Pettit overseer of road from Thomas Poindexter Ferry to Dills Crk below Poindexters Mill.

Wed 10 Aug 1803

p.126 Deed from Thomas Poindexter to Wm Davenport ack'd in open court and ordered recorded.

SURRY COUNTY NC DEED ABSTRACTS

VOL G 1795-1797

Deed Book I, p.502 8 Aug 1803. Thomas Poindexter to Wm Devonport. For £50. 298 1/2 acres on Dills Creek adj Isaac Wright, Montgomery, Longino & Robertson. Granted Robert Lanier 20 Aug 1797 and sold by him to Thos. Poindexter. Except for 14 acres near the road at the head of a hollow that empties into the Mill Pond immediately above the mill. Also excepted is timber for the use of the mill, for firewood and rails except the finishing of the mill. Ack. by Poindexter, Aug Term, 1803.

VOL K&L 1803-1808

Deed Book K, p.379 7 Feb 1805 Thomas Poindexter to William Apperson. 6.7.6. 10 acres in Surry Co part of his Whealin tract adj Floyd's old corner & Nowlin's old line. Wit: Job Martin, Daniel (X) Scott. Proved Feb Term by Scott.

Died intestate. Inventory, various court proceedings, beginning Feb 1807.

Lands mentioned in estate papers include:

[1.] 443 acres bought from James & Honour Carson where the manor house was located. [prior to 1774 - see Mortgage deed in previous note] Part had been conveyed to Job Martin.

[2.] 340 acres granted by State of NC, Nowlin's Corner. [Surry Co. Deed Book I, p.418]

[3.] 540 acres granted by State of NC [Surry Co. Deed Book A, p.311 20 Sep 1779 NC Grant to Thomas Poindexter. 540 acres both sides Harrisons Branch.] [300 acres sold to Wm Phillips on 14 Mar 1785]

[4.] 100 acres conveyed from Thomas Longino

[5.] 14 acres on Dills Creek. [Surry Co, Deed Book I, p.502 8 Aug 1803. Thomas Poindexter to Wm Devonport. For £50. 298 1/2 acres on Dills Creek adj Isaac Wright, Montgomery, Longino & Robertson. Granted Robert Lanier 20 Aug 1797 and sold by him to Thos. Poindexter. Except for 14 acres near the road at the head of a hollow that empties into the Mill Pond immediately above the mill.]

The estate was divided in 12 parts after the widow's dower. Son Francis was deceased and his five children received his part.

Buried Poindexter Family Cemetery on a bluff above the Yadkin River on his original property.

DNA

• Paternal relationship is confirmed through Y-chromosome DNA test results on Family Tree DNA. Adam Poindexter, FTDNA kit # 997698, and half his 6th cousin 3x removed, Jack Poindexter, FTDNA kit # 111440, match at a Genetic Distance of 0 on 37 markers, thereby confirming their direct paternal lines back to their most-recent common ancestor who is Thomas Poindexter, the 8x great grandfather of Adam Poindexter and 5x great grandfather of Jack Poindexter.