Greenzill Bondurant (1805-November 1854), married first unknown; married second 22 September 1850 to Eliza Cleveland
Richard Bondurant (15 November 1806-8 June 1875) married 14 January 1832 to Clarissa Newton
Hiram Bondurant (about 1818-?), married 27 January 1845 to Mary Elvira Hayes
On 26 June 1832, Frank Bundon and Elizabeth Bundon of Claiborne County, Tennessee, conveyed to Ruel Jackson of Surry County, North Carolina their undivided interest in a tract of land in Surry County, on the east side of Ararat River whereon Zachariah King decd. lately lived, being their undivided interest . . . in 600 acres more or less . . . for one hundred dollars . . .and costs. Frank signed as Franses Bundan; Elizabeth made her + mark. The next deed is John King of Surry County conveying his undivided interest in two tracts, being land whereon Zachariah King decd. and Suckey King lately lived and lives, being 800 acres, to Ruel Jackson.[1]
Research Notes
Removed Sally Stroud as mother. The Sarah Stroud that was the daughter of William Stroud and Elizabeth Estridge married William King in Orange county, North Carolina and had at least ten children by him.
Sources
↑ 1.01.1 North Carolina, Surry County Deed Records Book W pages 73-74
↑ Kerns, Margaret Ann (Kepner), 729 Northwest 1101 Road, Urich, Missouri 64788-8121 estimate
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