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Jane Reed m. by 1791 ?Lincoln Co. NC b. 1767 d. Jun 20, 1830 NC |
William Winfield b. Sep, 15, 1792 d. Nov 28, 1867 Burke Co. NC |
John (Red John) b. Dec 4, 1794 d. Jun 28, 1863 |
Martha (Patsy) b. 1798 |
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James Reed (Nosely) b. Nov 22, 1800 d. Apr 11, 1890 |
Nancy b. 1802 d. Jun 24, 1864 |
Catherine (Katy) b. Aug 19, 1804 d. Jun 13, 1877 |
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Milton Wilburn b. Dec 12, 1807 d. May 29, 1868 |
Jane (Jince) |
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James served in the Revolutionary War as Private from Lincoln Co. NC; 4 months
against British-allied Cherokee Indians; 4 months at the siege of Charleston,
3 months at Camden, and 3 months on an expedition to Wilmington. |
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James lived first on land inherited from his father, then near Mount Pleasant Church
in Chesterfield NC.
See History of Chesterfield. |
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In 1830, daughter Nancy married George W. Bristol, 1810-1892, eldest son of
Benedict Bristol and
Jennie McCall. |
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Daughter Catherine (Katy) married James L. McCall, son of Robert McCall in Jan 1830. |
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Son Milton W. married as first wife, Abigail Bristol, daughter of
Benedict Bristol and
Jennie McCall. |
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The 1790 US Census for the Ninth Company, Morgan District, Lincoln Co. NC lists
the household of "Jas Kinkaid". as having: 1 free white male of 16 years and upward - James; 3 white females - possibly Jane and two of younger sisters of James; and no slaves; in the same company (ninth) as the households of his father and of several brothers. |
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James' land had excellent views of the mountains, including
Table Rock (photographed
from the Blue Ridge Parkway). |
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In the 1840 Burke Co. NC Census the household of son-in-law George Bristol is listed
on the third line of
extracted page 22,
with 10 members: 1 male under age 5, 1 male aged 5-10, 1 male aged 30-40 (George), 3 females under age 5, 1 female aged 5-10, and 1 female aged 30-40 (wife Nancy Kincaid), and 2 male slaves. |
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James and Jane are buried alongside each other at the Kincaid-Bristol Cemetery,
located one mile off of Route 18, northeast of Morganton, probably near his property
along Old Johns River Road. Photo
of Jane Reed Kincaid's tombstone.
Photo of James Kincaid's tombstone. |
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Sources: First Census of the United States, Ninth Company, Morgan District, Lincoln County, NC, 1790. Bristol-Kincaid Cemetery, near Morganton, Burke Co. NC. Bristol, Warren Edwin, comp., Bristol Genealogy, The Bristol Family Association, Inc., 1967. Hildebrand, Abbie Seals, "James Kincaid", The Heritage of Burke County 1981, The Burke County Historical Society, Morganton, NC, 1981, entry no. 407. Kincaid, Mrs. Clyde E.[Gayle], Asheville NC, letter to Lisabeth M. Holloway, Aug 2, 1978. U.S. Census, Burke Co. NC, 1840, extract, p. 22. |
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