In his (Joseph Scales) will recorded in Guilford in 1774, he named his wife, Mary and fourteen children.Since his wife outlived him by 29 years, it is assumed that she was his second wife.Mary left a will dated 7 June 1803, which is recorded at the Rockingham Courthouse.At her death in 1804, she left the 200 acre tract of land to Nathaniel.Even though it is felt that Joseph and Mary are buried on the land, no cemetery has been found.[1]
FindAGrave lists two wives: Mary Fox (no dates) and Mary Gibson.
There has been much discussion if the last name of Joseph's wife is Fox or Gibson, or if he had two wives. There is no parental information found for either Mary.
Since the two profiles: Fox-32 and Gibson-14505 had the same death and birth dates, the merge was approved.
FindAGrave: lists two Mary's: Mary Gibson Scales 1718–1804 and Mary Fox Scales (no dates)[2]
Barbara Baskins: In his will recorded in Guilford in 1774, he named his wife, Mary and fourteen children.Since his wife outlived him by 29 years, it is assumed that she was his second wife.[1]
Bruce Breaden: Married in 1773, NC, to Mary Fox Gibson 1717-1804 with 14 children[3]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary 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 Mary: