This individual in the 1850 census is in the correct area, living with what I guess is a sister Peggy and others. Not far away is a Sam Patton b. abt 1804 with many more children. Maybe the names will lead you to more? This census doesn't give relationship data so can't tell if Something Patton is the oldest child.
There is also a death record for a Margaret Elizabeth - with the correct birth to be the youngest child on this census. Her parents are listed as Samuel Patton and Margaret Woods. Don't know if that is any connection.
US Census, 1850 Alamance county, Alamance, NC
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Dwelling House 722 Family number 722
Jane Stanford F 45 NC
Pegy Patton F 21 NC
Betsey Patton F 19 NC
Loduski Dixon F 20 NC
Eliza Dixon F 18 NC
Abner James M 23 NC
US Census, 1850 Alamance, NC
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Dwelling House 775 Family number 775
Samuel Patton M 46
Something Patton F 28
William Patton M 16
Sarah Patton F 14
Emely Patton F 12
Martha Patton F 10
Hardy Patton M 6
Susan Patton F 3
Vincey Patton F 2
Eliza Patton F 0
North Carolina, Deaths, 1906-1930
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Mary Elizabeth Albright
Death 17 Mar 1918 Melville, Alamance, NC
Female White
age at death: 67y 10m 27d
birth 20 Apr 1850 Alamance Co., N.C.
Married spouse: J. T. Albright
father: Samuel Patton birthplace: Alamance Co., N.C.
mother: Margarett Woods birthplace: Alamance Co., N.C.
occupation: Housekeeper
cemetery: Hawfield Ch.
burial date: 18 Mar 1918
