The two wives and children of his father William Hardy Wooten:
Ann Dean (1717-1749), 1st wife:
John Wooton 1737–1799
Amos Wooten 1742–1813
James Wooten 1745–1821
Ann Bryant (1714-1811), 2nd wife:
William Wooten 1753–1778
Joel Hardy Wooten 1754–1813 - has a son named Bryant;
Joshua Wooten 1756–1812 - has a son named Bryant.
Deed
In 1792 on 26 February William Wooten deeds to Joshua Wooten a part of the plantation William was living on and states Joshua was his son.[1]
Joshua Wooten's estate papers
His son, Bryant Wooten was bonded as Adm of the estate on 11/9/1812. Part of the land was sold to a Mrs Wooten, the other part to Bryant himself. He submitted his report of these sales at the Feb 1816 Term; Final accounts were audited, & approved at the May 1816 Court Term. In 1823, a deed from the estate (by Bryant) to Stephen Saunders. The papers show the debts of Joshua, an inventory of his possessions.[2]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Joshua by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree: