Buried at Eastview Cemetery in Wadesboro, NC. Served as Anson County Coroner in 1859. The sheriff at the time was GB Threadgill. Threadgill's son Stephen married GW Willoughby's daughter Mary Elizabeth. They also lived next to one another along Martin Street back in the day.
George Washington Willoughby was also a slave owner. His slaves included:[1]
One 45 year old female, mixed color
One 23 year-old female, mixed color
One 19 year-old female, black color
One 8 year-old female, black color
One 8 year-old male, black color
One 8 year-old male, black color
One 6 year-old male, mixed color
One 3 year-old female, mixed color
One 2 year-old female, mixed color
One 1 year-old male, black color
One 4/12 year-old female, mixed color
Steven Wells adopted this profile on January 8, 2024 because the Willoughby family is part of his family line. He is researching all Willoughby families who immigrated to North America. Please add any information you have about this profile. Updates from Steven will be forthcoming if you have nothing further to add.
This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.
WikiTree profile Willoughby-420 created through the import of Turnham Family Tree.ged on Mar 6, 2012 by Blake Turnham. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Blake and others.
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