Marty and Karla Grant

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86301 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";


!CENSUS:1787 Wilkes Co, NC pg 75 w/Benjamin DUGGER no ages (bef 1787);

!CENSUS:1790 Wilkes Co, NC pg 123 w/Ben DUGGER no ages (bef 1790);

!CENSUS:1800 Wilkes Co, NC pg 36 w/Benjamin DUGGER age 16-25 (1774/84);

!WITNESS:13 Oct 1802 Wilkes Co, NC Deeds C1-435 Benjamin DUGGAR, Ashe Co, NC to Martin HALL, 50, ---a Elk Creek, Joseph JONES line. S: Benjamin Duggar. Wit: Thomas FOSTER, Joel (X) DUGGAR, Mary (X) DUGGAR;

!CENSUS:1810 Ashe Co, NC pg 73 w/B. DUGGER age 26-44 (1765/84);

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 * Rutherford Co, NC pg x w/John CALLIHAN age 30-39 (1790/1800);

!CENSUS:1840 * Rutherford Co, NC pg x w/John CALLIHAN age 60-69 (1770/80);


!CENSUS:1850 Gilmer Co., GA Subdivision No 33 # 366/366
John Callahan 62 Farmer $- VA
Polly 71 NC
Haza H. Phillips 20 m Farmer NC
Caroline 18 NC;


!CENSUS:1860 * Rutherford Co, NC # 189 Mary CALIHAN, 88 (1771/72), born NC, with Drury CALIHAN, 48 (son?); 		Dugger, Mary (I2975)
 
86302 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1787 Wilkes Co, NC pg 75 w/Benjamin DUGGER age -21 (1766/87);

!CENSUS:1790 Wilkes Co, NC pg 123 w/Ben DUGGER age -16 (1774/90);

!CENSUS:1800;

!ENTRY:11 Feb 1806 Ashe Co, NC Land Entries # 1522 David DUGGER, 50a Duggers line;

!CENSUS:1810 Ashe Co, NC pg 73 D. DUGGER age 16-25 (1784/94) "10100-20100";

!WAR OF 1812:"Muster Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812..." pg 118 David DUGGER, Ashe County;

!TAXLIST:1815 Ashe Co, NC David DUGGER;

!ENTRY:15 May 1819 Ashe Co, NC Land Entries # 3288 David DUGGER, 100a Elk Creek;

!ENTRY:15 May 1819 Ashe Co, NC Land Entries # 3289 David DUGGER, 100a Elk Creek;

!ENTRY:15 May 1819 Ashe Co, NC Land Entries # 3290 David DUGGER, 25a S Branch of Linvills Creek;

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC pg 22 David DUGGER age 50-59 (1770/80) "00010001-0011001001";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 15 David DUGGER age 50-59 (1780/90) "00000001-0";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 235 David DUGGER 74 (1775/76) born NC, Farmer; 		Dugger, David (I2976)
 
86303 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1787 Wilkes Co, NC pg 75 w/Benjamin DUGGER age -21 (1766/87);

!CENSUS:1790 Wilkes Co, NC pg 123 w/Ben DUGGER age -16 (1774/90);

!CENSUS:1800 Wilkes Co, NC pg 36 w/Benjamin DUGGER age 16-25 (1774/84);

!TAXLIST:1802 Knox Co, KY William DUGGAR, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1803 Knox Co, KY William DUGGAR, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1804 Knox Co, KY William DUGGAR, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1805 Knox Co, KY William DUGGAR, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1806 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1807 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1808 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1809 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1810 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!CENSUS:1810 Knox Co, KY pg 72 William DUGGER age 26-44 (1765/84) "10110-00110";

!TAXLIST:1811 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1815 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1816 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1817 Knox Co, KY William DUGGER, Lynn Creek;

!TAXLIST:1819 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 1 Poll;

!CENSUS:1820 Whitley Co, KY pg 121 William DUGGER age 26-44 (1775/94) "000010-00010";

!TAXLIST:1820 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 1 Poll, 100a Lyn Camp Creek, Entered by S. DUGGER;

!TAXLIST:1825 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 1 Poll, 68a Lyn Camp Creek, Entered by Sary DUGGER;

!TAXLIST:1825 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 50a Lyn Camp Creek, Entered by Sary DUGGER;

!TAXLIST:1825 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 100a Lyn Camp Creek, Entered by Sary DUGGER;

!TAXLIST:1825 Whitley Co, KY William DUGGER, 50a, Entered by Sary DUGGER;

!CENSUS:1830 * Whitley Co, KY pg 272 William DUGGER *;

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850; 		Dugger, William (I2977)
 
86304 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married;
John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";


!NOTES:Online trees (sans documentation) give Samuel's parents as Charles Burns and Mary Ann Webb. Is there any proof for this?;


!CENSUS:1790 Wilkes Co., NC p. 163 12th Company
Saml Burns age 16+ (bef 1774)
1-0-1-0-0
* Next to Benjamin Dugger;


!MARRIAGE BOND:12 Feb 1791 Wilkes Co., NC
Samuel Burns & Ann Dugger
Benjamin Dugger, bm;


!CENSUS:1800 Ashe Co., NC p. 74
Samuel Barns (sic) age 26-44 (1755/1774)
30010-30100-0-0;


!CENSUS:1810 x
* Lost for TN;


!TAXLIST:1815 Ashe Co, NC;


!CENSUS:1820 x
* Lost for Eastern TN;


!CENSUS:1830 Carter Co., TN p. 27
Samuel Burns age 60-69 (1760/1770)
000010001-00114301
* two houses from Thomas Dugger (1797) (Cora's 1st cousin) and William Dugger (1750), Cora's uncle;


!CENSUS:1840 Johnson Co., TN p. 279
Samuel Burns age 70-79 (1760/1770)
0010000001-0000112001;


!CENSUS:1850; 		Burns, Samuel (I2979)
 
86305 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810;

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830;

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 234 John WHITTINGTON, 57 (1792/93) born NC;

!CENSUS:1860;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Brushy Fork Cemetery "J.J. WHITTINGTON 1793-1866"; 		Whittington, John Jefferson (I2980)
 
86306 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810;

!BONDSMAN:12 Aug 1817 Rutherford Co, NC William McKINNEY & Betey DUGGER, J. CALLIHAN, Willis McKINNEY, bm;

!CENSUS:1820;

!BONDSMAN:13 Oct 1828 Rutherford Co, NC Drury CALLIHAN & Rebecca GILLASPIE, John CALLIHAN, bm;

!CENSUS:1830 * Rutherford Co, NC pg x John CALLIHAN age 30-39 (1790/1800) "401101-411201";

!CENSUS:1840 * Rutherford Co, NC pg x John CALLIHAN age 50-59 (1780/90) *;

!NAMED:25 Nov 1847 Rutherford Co, NC Wills E-176 pr Feb 1848. Hanah DOBBINS. Daughter Artamincy HARRILL. Son John CALLAHAN. A.S. HARRILL exec. Wit: D. BEAN, Robert H. WILSON. S: Hannah (X) Dobbins;


!CENSUS:1850 Gilmer Co., GA Subdivision No 33 # 366/366
John Callahan 62 Farmer $- VA
Polly 71 NC
Haza H. Phillips 20 m Farmer NC
Caroline 18 NC; 		Callahan, John (I2981)
 
86307 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810 Ashe Co, NC pg 73 w/D. DUGGER age 0-9 (1800/10);

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC pg 28 Henry DUGGER age 20-29 (1800/10) "10001-0001";

!CENSUS:1840 Bledsoe Co, TN pg 147 Henry DUGGER age 30-39 (1800/10) "211001-010011";

!CENSUS:1850 White Co, TN pg # 1663 Henry DUGGER, 41 (1808/09) born NC;

!CENSUS:1860 Cumberland Co, TN # 17 Henry DUGGER, 54 (1805/06) born *; 		Dugger, Henry (I2983)
 
86308 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810 Ashe Co, NC pg 73 w/D. DUGGER age 0-9 (1800/10);

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC;

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 15 w/David HOWELL age 30-39 (1800/10);

!CENSUS:1850; 		Dugger, Mary "Polly" (I2984)
 
86309 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810 Ashe Co, NC pg 73 w/D. DUGGER age 0-9 (1800/10);

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830;

!MARRIAGE:11 Sep 1833 Ashe Co, NC Jehiel SMITH & Elizabeth DUGGER;

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 15 w/Jahial SMITH age 30-39 (1800/10);

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 169 Elizabeth SMITH, 43 (1806/07) born NC; 		Dugger, Elizabeth (I2985)
 
86310 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC pg 22 w/David DUGGER age 15-19 (1810/15);


!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 35 William DUGGER age 15-19 (1820/25) "3001-00001";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 William DUGGER, 35 (1814/15) born NC;

!CENSUS:1860;

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC;

!TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "W.H. DUGGER Jun 29, 1814 - May 30, 1899"; 		Dugger, William H (I2986)
 
86311 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC pg 28 w/Henry DUGGER age 15-19 (1810/15);

!CENSUS:1840 Bledsoe Co, TN pg 147 w/Henry DUGGER age 20-29 (1810/20);

!CENSUS:1850 White Co, TN pg # 1663 Sarah DUGGER, 39 (1810/11) born NC;

!CENSUS:1860 Cumberland Co, TN # 17 Sarah DUGGER, 48 (1810/11) born *; 		Green, Sarah (I2987)
 
86312 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 15 David HOWELL age 30-39 (1800/10) "110001-220001";

!CENSUS:1850; 		Howell, David (I2988)
 
86313 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1810;

CENSUS:1820;

CENSUS:1830 Ashe Co, NC pg 20 Jehiel SMITH age 20-29 (1800/10) "10001-000210001";

!MARRIAGE:11 Sep 1833 Ashe Co, NC Jehiel SMITH & Elizabeth DUGGER;

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 15 Jahial SMITH age 30-39 (1800/10) "111001-200001";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 169 Jehiel SMITH, 43 (1806/07) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;

CENSUS:1870;

CENSUS:1880; 		Smith, Jehiel (I2989)
 
86314 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 35 w/William DUGGER age 20-29 (1810/20);

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 Eunice DUGGER, 31 (1818/19) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC; 		Munday, Eunice (I2990)
 
86315 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;
CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "W.E. DUGGER, Feb 4, 1856 -
May 15, 1919"; 		Dugger, William Eben (I2996)
 
86316 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
CENSUS:1920;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "Nan, wife of W.E. DUGGER,
Oct 10, 1859 - Oct 4, 1938"; 		Wilkerson, Nancy (I3001)
 
86317 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 35 w/William DUGGER age 0-4 (1835/40);

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 Henry C. DUGGER, 14 (1835/36) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC; 		Dugger, Henry C (I3734)
 
86318 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 35 w/William DUGGER age 0-4 (1835/40);

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 Benjamin F. DUGGER 12 (1837/38) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;
CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
CENSUS:1920;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "B.F. DUGGER, Oct 4, 1837 -
May 10, 1921"; 		Dugger, Benjamin Franklin (I3735)
 
86319 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1840 Ashe Co, NC pg 35 w/William DUGGER age 0-4 (1835/40);

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 David C. DUGGER 10 (1839/40) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;
CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
CENSUS:1920;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "David C. DUGGER, Apr 13, 1838 -
May 26, 1920"; 		Dugger, David Crockett (I3736)
 
86320 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 Elizabeth M. DUGGER, 9 (1840/41) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC; 		Dugger, Elizabeth M (I3737)
 
86321 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 John W. DUGGER, 7 (1842/43) born NC;

CENSUS:1860; 		Dugger, John Wesley (I3738)
 
86322 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1850 Watauga Co, NC # 236 Margaret DUGGER, 1 (1848/49) born NC;

CENSUS:1860;

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC; 		Dugger, Margaret C (I3739)
 
86323 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1860;

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Watauga Co, NC Boone pg 339D
William H. DUGGER Self M M W 65 NC/NC/NC
Eunice DUGGER Wife F M W 62 NC/NC/NC
Henry C. DUGGER Son M S W 42 NC/NC/NC
Elizebeth M. DUGGER Dau F S W 38 NC/NC/NC
Margret C. DUGGER Dau F S W 32 NC/NC/NC
Mary Jane DUGGER Dau F S W 21 NC/NC/NC; 		Dugger, Mary Jane (I3740)
 
86324 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1870;
CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "Margrie, wife of B.F. DUGGER,
Jul 4, 1834 - Feb 6, 1917"; 		Presnell, Martha M (I4134)
 
86325 !REFERENCE:"A History of Watauga County, North Carolina" John Preston Arthur. 1915. Ibid. Page 303 "Dugger Family. --- In 1793 or 1794 Benjamin DUGGER came to Watauga County from Yadkin Elk, where a creek and mountain still bear his name. He entered land on Brushy Fork, near the present HOLTSCLAW settlement. His children were Selah, who married Lawson GOODIN; Daniel DUGGER; Cora Ann, who married Samuel BURNS; Susannah, who married John WHITTINGTON; Mary, who married John CALIHAN; David and William DUGGER. David DUGGER bought out the other heirs. The deed is dated November 1, 1815 and calls for two tracts on Brushy Fork. There were three DUGGER brothers who came from Scotland to Yadkin Elk, having settled for a time near Petersburg, Va., Benjamin, Daniel and Julius. Ben stopped on Brushy Fork, Daniel went west to Kentucky and Julius settled in what was then Carter County, Tennessee, near Fish Springs, where some of his descendants still live. It was from the Julius DUGGER family that the Dugger Forge and the beginnings of Cranberry forge started. David married Margaret ERNEST and their children are: Henry, who married a GREEN; Polly, who married David HOWELL; Elizabeth, who married Jehiel SMITH, and William, who married Unice MUNDAY. William's children were: Henry, who never married; Franklin, who married Martha PRESNELL; David, who married Mary MUNDAY; Elizabeth, who never married; John, killed in Civil War; William Eben, married Nannie WILKERSON; Margaret and Mary Jane, not married";

!CENSUS:1860;
CENSUS:1870;
CENSUS:1880;
CENSUS:1900;
CENSUS:1910;
TOMBSTONE:Watauga Co, NC Dugger Cemetery "Mary E. wife of D.C. DUGGER,
Oct 13, 1854 - Apr 9, 1911"; 		Munday, Mary E (I4135)
 
86326 !REFERENCE:"A Lot of Buncombe" May 1997 page 29;

!NOTE:Was involved in Regulator movement; 		Harlon, Stephen (I91417)
 
86327 !REFERENCE:"Ancestry of William Henry Wright and wife Polly Ann ROYAL and Their
Descendants" by Watie Delfa Wright Ellis, 1991; 		Terry, Rebecca (I26798)
 
86328 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co, VA pg 223 James HIGGENBOTEM age 16-25 (1784/94) "00100-00100";

!CENSUS:1820 Tazewell Co, VA pg 249 James Higingbotham age 26-44 (1775/94) "500010-00010";

!CENSUS:1830 Tazewell Co, VA pg 203 James Higginbotham age 40-49 (1780/90) "1212001-000001";

!CENSUS:1840 Tazewell Co, VA pg 26 James G. Higginbotham age 50-59 (1780/90)
"00110001-01000001";

CENSUS:1850 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 251B H/F # 499/ 499- - WESTERN DISTRICT Twp
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES G 61 M W FARMER 6000 VA 1788/1789
HIGGINBOTHAM RUS? B 21 M W FARMER VA 1828/1829

!CENSUS:1860 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 823 House/Family # 926/ 911 -- WESTERN DISTRICT Twp KNOB P.O.
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES 70 M W FARMER 6810 7300 VA 1789/1790
HIGGINBOTHAM ISABEL 46 F W VA 1813/1814
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES B 12 M W VA 1847/1848
HIGGINBOTHAM ELIZABETH 6 F W VA 1853/1854 		Higginbotham, James G (I19503)
 
86329 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1820;
CENSUS:1830;
CENSUS:1840;
CENSUS:1850; 		Higginbotham, Samuel Washington (I19560)
 
86330 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1820;
CENSUS:1830;
CENSUS:1840;
CENSUS:1850; 		Higginbotham, Simon (I19562)
 
86331 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1820;
CENSUS:1830;
CENSUS:1840;
CENSUS:1850; 		Higginbotham, Thomas Jefferson Major (I19563)
 
86332 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1830 Tazewell Co, VA pg 203 w/James Higginbotham age 0-4 (1825/30);

!CENSUS:1840 Tazewell Co, VA pg 26 w/James G. Higginbotham age 10-14 (1825/30);

CENSUS:1850 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 251B H/F # 499/ 499- - WESTERN DISTRICT Twp
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES G 61 M W FARMER 6000 VA 1788/1789
HIGGINBOTHAM RUS? B 21 M W FARMER VA 1828/1829 		Higginbotham, Rees Bowen (I54329)
 
86333 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1860 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 823 House/Family # 926/ 911 -- WESTERN DISTRICT Twp KNOB P.O.
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES 70 M W FARMER 6810 7300 VA 1789/1790
HIGGINBOTHAM ISABEL 46 F W VA 1813/1814
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES B 12 M W VA 1847/1848
HIGGINBOTHAM ELIZABETH 6 F W VA 1853/1854 		Scott, Isabella (I112535)
 
86334 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1860 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 823 House/Family # 926/ 911 -- WESTERN DISTRICT Twp KNOB P.O.
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES 70 M W FARMER 6810 7300 VA 1789/1790
HIGGINBOTHAM ISABEL 46 F W VA 1813/1814
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES B 12 M W VA 1847/1848
HIGGINBOTHAM ELIZABETH 6 F W VA 1853/1854 		Higginbotham, James Garrison (I112536)
 
86335 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1860 TAZEWELL CO, VA Page 823 House/Family # 926/ 911 -- WESTERN DISTRICT Twp KNOB P.O.
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES 70 M W FARMER 6810 7300 VA 1789/1790
HIGGINBOTHAM ISABEL 46 F W VA 1813/1814
HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES B 12 M W VA 1847/1848
HIGGINBOTHAM ELIZABETH 6 F W VA 1853/1854 		Higginbotham, Elizabeth (I112537)
 
86336 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!MARRIAGE: 8 Sep 1831 Tazewell Co., VA
"I joined William E. Higginbotham and Louisa Ward in Holy wedlock on the 8th day of September 1831" married by David Young
From: "Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume I," p. 92. 		Higginbotham, William E (I19561)
 
86337 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!MARRIAGE: 8 Sep 1831 Tazewell Co., VA
"I joined William E. Higginbotham and Louisa Ward in Holy wedlock on the 8th day of September 1831" married by David Young
From: "Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume I," p. 92. 		Ward, Louisa (I54330)
 
86338 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Bane, Nancy (I54331)
 
86339 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Cecil, Rinda (I54424)
 
86340 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, John B (I54426)
 
86341 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Letitia (I54427)
 
86342 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Emmons, Louisa Jane (I54429)
 
86343 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Moses (I112538)
 
86344 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Elizabeth (I112539)
 
86345 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, William K (I112540)
 
86346 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Moses (I112541)
 
86347 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Joseph (I112542)
 
86348 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, George (I112543)
 
86349 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Aaron (I112544)
 
86350 !REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County"; 		Higginbotham, Charles (I112545)
 

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