Acord Family History

 (last update 09 Feb 2004)

Second Generation

( GEORGE¹)

Children of George Horner

1. William Horner [1033] was born 30 October 1746 in York County, Pennsylvania, and died 12 October 1824 in Jefferson County (now Hamblen County), Tennessee. He came to Orange County, North Carolina with his father in the 1750s. He married Elizabeth Allrerd on 17 August 1767 in Randolph County, North Carolina. She is the daughter of John Allred, was born 17 August 1747, and died 11 March 1823 in Whitesburg, Jefferson County, Tennessee. William and Elizabeth lived in Randolph County, North Carolina during the American Revolutionary War. William provided supplies to the Continental Army for which he was paid in 1783 in Orange County, North Carolina. Family tradition states that he hauled a four-horse wagon load of beef, that he butchered in North Carolina, to General George Washington at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777/1778. There he met John Coltharp. This may indeed be true as he was recognized for his patriotic public (non-military) service to the North Carolina, Virginia and South Carolina Militias. John Coltharp and his brother Eli Strange Coltharp married two of William's daughters. He was awarded grants in what became Tennessee. They settled about 1783 on Bent Creek on the Holston River near Whitesburg in Jefferson County, Tennessee. He was a surveyor, farmer and charter member and Deacon of the Bent Creek Primitive Baptist Church. An unknown traveler died in William's home and was buried on his property. In 1810 William deeded one acre of land, including this burial plot, to the Bent Creek Church as a burial ground. He, Elizabeth and many of his descendants are buried in Bent Creek Cemetery. His grave has a Revolutionary marker placed in front of his original stone. Elizabeth's stone is next to her husband's.

Children of William Horner and Elizabeth Allred are:

1. Miriam Horner, born 13 November 1768, Orange County, North Carolina; died 10 June 1845, Jefferson County, Tennessee; married Caleb Witt, 2 September 1784, Washington County, Tennessee; born 2 September 1762, Halifax County, Virginia; died 20 January 1824, Whitesburg, Hamblen County, Tennessee.

2. Capt. John Horner, born about 1770, Orange County, North Carolina; died 15 April 1822, Beardstown, Perry County, Tennessee; married Elizabeth Russell, 7 February 1788, Hawkins County, Tennessee; born about 1772 in Watauga Settlement, Washington County, Tennessee, died after 1830 in Perry County, Tennessee.

3. George Horner, born about 1771, Orange County, North Carolina; died after 1840, Perry County, Tennessee; married Jemima Russell, between 1795 and 1801, Hickman County, Tennessee; born about 1770 in North Carolina, died 1850 in Perry County, Tennessee.

4. Col. William Horner, born 17 March 1772, Orange County, North Carolina; died about 15 October 1834, Jefferson County, Tennessee; married Mary Elizabeth Haun in 1794, born about 1774 in Virginia.

5. Mary 'Polly' Horner, born about 1774, Orange County, North Carolina; died in 1827; married Thomas C. Crosby, 6 August 1803, Jefferson County, Tennessee.

6. Nancy Ann Horner, born about 1774, Orange County, North Carolina; died before 15 April 1823.

7. Esther Horner, born about 1775, Orange County, North Carolina; died after 17 June 1855, Franklin County, Arkansas; married Lewis Russell on 21 October 1802, Jefferson County, Tennessee, born 5 April 1774 Watauga Colony, Washington County, Tennessee; died 6 October 1846 in Johnson County, Arkansas.

8. Catherine Horner, born 1779, Randolph County, North Carolina; died about 1822, Hickman/Perry County, Tennessee; married Thomas Green on 4 June 1801, Jefferson County, Tennessee; born about 1779 in North Carolina.

9. Thomas Nelson Horner, born 6 March 1781, Randolph County, North Carolina; died 28 December 1868, Hawkins County, Tennessee; married Sarah Lane, 20 September 1799, Randolph County, North Carolina; born 12 May 1763, died 28 June 1817 Jefferson County, Tennessee.

10. Cavalier H. Horner, born 3 January 1783, Randolph County, North Carolina; died 1 October 1851, Jefferson County, Tennessee; married Jane Crosby, 5 January 1809, Greene County, Tennessee, born 1787, Fauquier County, Virginia, died 20 March 1827, Jefferson County, Tennessee.

11. Lavania Horner, born about 1785, Washington County, Tennessee; died before 1837, Perry County, Tennessee; marriedEli Strange Coltharp, 7 April 1808, Jefferson County, Tennessee; born 1784, Fayette County, Tennessee.

12. Susannah Horner, born 3 November 1786, Washington County, Tennessee; died 17 June 1855, Monroe County, Tennessee; married John Coltharp 18 September 1802, Jefferson County, Tennessee, born 28 April 1781 in Virginia, died 28 May 1867, Monroe County, Tennessee.

13. Elizabeth Horner, born about 1790, Watauga Settlement, Washington County, Tennessee; died 27 July 1835, Jefferson County, Tennessee; married James Johnson, 4 January 1820, Jefferson County, Tennessee, born about 1770 in Virginia.

14. Isaac Horner, born 5 December 1791, Greene County, Tennessee; died 6 May 1857, Bradley County, Tennessee; married 1) Mary Johnson, 16 February 1816, Jefferson County, Jefferson, born about 1793 in Tennessee; married 2) Lucy Johnson Lea, 16 Feb 1836, Jefferson County, Tennessee, born 4 March 1808 in Hawkins County, Tennessee, died 17 June 1887 in Bradley County, Tennessee.

Bibliography

• Roster and Soldiers the Tennessee Society of DAR 1960-1970 Vol. II pp 789, 790.
• Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Tennessee; Lucy Womack Bates, 1974, p 199.
• Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution; Zella Armstrong, 1933
• 1778: Pat  Shaw Bailey; Land Grant Records of North Carolina, Volume I Orange County 1752-1885
• 1779 Tax List, Orange County, North Carolina
• 1783: Revolutionary Army Accounts, Volume C P130
• 1801: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Catherine)
• 1802: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Esther)
• 1804: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Mary)
• 1805 Tax List, Grainger County, Tennessee
• 1808: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Lavania)
• 1809: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Cavalier)
• 1810: Deed for Bent Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Jefferson County, Tennessee
• 1816: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Isaac)
• 1816: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Thomas)
• 1820: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 (Elizabeth)
• 1821 Green County, Tennessee Court Minutes, 11 September 1821, page 232 (Cavalier)
• 1823: Jefferson County, Tennessee Wills, page 431 (William Sr.)
• History and Families of Perry County, Tennessee, page 183

Notes: In Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution, 1933, Zella Armstrong states that Miriam is the daughter of Charles Horner.

2. ANN HORNER [1087] was born 30 October 1747, probably in York County, Pennsylvania. She married JOHN OWENS on 9 September 1761 in York County. He was born about 1745.

Research Notes: This may not be the daughter of our George Horner. No birth or marriage records have been found but all secondary sources seem consistent in the marriage year, 1761. The place ranges widely including York Co. PA, Frederick Co. MD and even GA. According to Thomas Horner, PhD, states that "There is a deed dated February 27, 1761, in Hampshire County, West Virginia from George Horner to Ann Owen, daughter and John Owen, son-in-law, for 50 acres on North River." If Ann is the daughter of our George it is assumed that she would have came to North Carolina with her father by 1759 and possibly 1752.

3. SUSANNAH HORNER [1088] was born about 1749, probably in York County, Pennsylvania. She married ANTHONY HAMMOND 23 Feb 1779 in Rowan County, North Carolina.

Bibliography

• 1779: Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825. Dodd, Jordan R, et. al., Bountiful, UT: Precision Indexing Publishers, 19xx.

Research Notes: No proof has been found that Susannah is the daughter of George Horner and his first wife. Since Susanna was 30 years old at the time of her marriage to Anthony Hammond, she may have been married before. Though it was common practice to to use a widows married name in subsequent marriage records. Also, note that some transcriptions apparently list the marriage year as 1770.

4. LYDIA HORNER [1100] was born 25 October 1758, Orange County, North Carolina and died 1858 in Orange County. She married JOHN WATSON on 10 January 1775 in North Carolina. He was born between 1755 and 1774 and died  15 July 1835 in Orange County. They had two daughters under 10 and three slaves in 1800 in Orange County. It is believed that Lydia and John had a total of 13 children.

Bibliography

• 1800 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 536

• 1813 Orange County, North Carolina Will Book D, page 381 [James Watson]

• 1850 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 250b [Lydia 93 years old]

Research Notes: A birth date of 20 August 1751 has been stated for John but no proof has been found.

6. George R. Horner [16594] was born 7 February 1761 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died 2 August 1844 in Moore County, North Carolina. George served in the North Carolina Militia during the Revolutionary War for which he received a pension. He held the rank of Private, Ensign then Lieutenant. During his first enlistment on 25 August 1780, he and brother Thomas guarded prisoners and protected the City of Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina for about three months against the incursions of the Tories. There was another call for volunteers in 1782. His father provided a horse and bridle. George was a large man and a very good horseman. He served under Captain York and left the service as a Lieutenant. In 1779 he was awarded a grant of 250 acres on the west side of Mountain Creek in Orange County. In September 1784 he received an additional grant of 200 acres. His father deeded him 70 acres of his plantation in Orange County on 6 January 1785. He married 1) Elizabeth Fussell on 26 June 1793 in Orange County, North Carolina, daughter of Moses Fussell and Lucretia Wilkerson. She was born about June 1775 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died before 12 March 1839 in Dickson County, Tennessee.  In 1790 her father owned 420 acres in Granville County, North Carolina (spanned current Wake and Orange counties). They had three daughters and one slave in Orange County in 1800. On  10 December 1811 an indenture was made to Moses Fussell by George regarding the property of Elizabeth in which George agreed to pay Elizabeth annual payments through 1813.  This would seem to indicate a divorce. Moses Fussell and much of his family, including Elizabeth and George's brother James, moved to Dickson County, Tennessee between 1814 and 1818. After this divorce George married 2) Priscilla Winslow between 1811 and 1814. She was born 1795 in Orange County, North Carolina and died 5 January 1853 in Moore County, North Carolina. They owned two slaves under the age of twenty-five in 1820.  The moved from Orange to Moore County, North Carolina in 1823. On 4 March 1831, at the age of 73, George filed for a pension (which was granted) for his revolutionary service. Priscilla is buried in Milton (aka Franklin Muse) Cemetery, Moore County, North Carolina.

Children of George Horner and Elizabeth Fussell are:

1. Elizabeth Horner, born after 1793, Orange County, North Carolina, died after 1840; married Abner Hicks.

2. Lucretia 'Lucy' Horner, born about 1794, Orange County, North Carolina; married Armour King, 20 June 1809, Orange County, North Carolina; born about 1790, North Carolina; bondsman, Samuel King.

3. Delilah 'Dicey' Horner, born before 1800, Orange County, North Carolina; married Wyatt Fussell, 25 February 1795, Orange County, North Carolina, born 1771, Orange County, North Carolina, died between 7 July 1819 and 1830 in Dickson County, Tennessee.

4. George Wyatt Horner, born 1802; died about 1885; married 1) S. H. [last name unknown], born 1822 and 2) Harriett Lucinda Martin, 11 April 1852, Dickson County, Tennessee; born about 1820, Tennessee.

5. Samuel Horner, born about 1804, Orange County, North Carolina, died 1896, Dickson County, Tennessee; married Matilda [last name unknown].

Children of George Horner and Priscilla Winslow are:

6. George Washington Horner, born 24 February 1817 in Orange County, North Carolina; died 22 October 1885 in Moore County, North Carolina.
7. Temperance Horner, born about 1814; died after 1880 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married James William Melton before 1830 in Moore County, North Carolina.
8. Dory Horner, born about 1817; died after 1880 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married George Williams before 1834 in Moore County, North Carolina.
9. Priscilla Horner, born about 1821, North Carolina; died after 1880 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. She married Miles P. Muse about 1837 in Moore County, North Carolina; born about 1820, North Carolina.
10. Chestley Thomas Horner, born June 1827, North Carolina; died May 1900, Carthage, Moore County, North Carolina. He married Candice Muse about 1856 in Moore County, North Carolina; born 3 June 1829; died 23 July 1893.

Bibliography

• Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution, Durham, NC: The North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution, 1932.
• 1778: Pat  Shaw Bailey; Land Grant Records of North Carolina, Volume I Orange County 1752-1885
• 1780: Orange County, North Carolina Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions Feb 1780
• 1785: Abstracts of the Minutes of the Inferior Court of  Pleas and Quarter Session of Orange County, North Carolina 1777-1799, abstract by Alma Cheek Redden, 1966

• 1786: Abstracts of the Minutes of the Inferior Court of  Pleas and Quarter Session of Orange County, North Carolina 1777-1799, abstract by Alma Cheek Redden, 1966

• 1790 Tax List, St. Mary's District, Orange County, North Carolina

• 1793: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825. Bountiful, UT: Precision Indexing Publishers, 19xx.

• 1793: Orange County, North Carolina Marriage Bonds

• 1800 Federal Census, Orange County, Tennessee

• 1809: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825 (Lucretia)

• 1810 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina

• 1820 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 346 (George).

• 1830 Federal Census, Dickson County, Tennessee (Elizabeth)

• 1831 Pension No. W3996 American Revolution, March 4, 1831

• 1832 Tax List, Dickson County, Tennessee (Elizabeth)

• 1839 Deed Records of Dickson County, Tennessee (Elizabeth's estate)

• 1853 Grave Marker (Priscilla), Milton Cemetery, Moore County, North Carolina

Research Notes: There is some confusion related to the spouse of Elizabeth Fussell, daughter of Moses Fussell. Elizabeth married a George Horner in Orange County, NC on 26 Jun 1793 and the bondsman was Thomas Horner; indicating a link to this family. Most researchers believe that this was George Sr., a fact that seems unlikely given his advanced age and the subsequent separation in 1811. On 7 Feb 1793, Thomas Horner married Sarah Fussell, Elizabeth's sister. Wyatt Fussell, Elizabeth's brother, married a Delilah Horner in 1795 and again Thomas Horner served as Bondsman. In 1801 Lucretia "Lucy" Fussell married Thomas' brother James Horner. This rash of Horner-Fussell sibling-sibling marriages seems to point to the possibility that Elizabeth actually married George Sr.'s son George Jr., Thomas's brother. This may not be correct as according to some researchers George Jr.'s pension application claimed that he was in Moore County, NC by 1810 and pension records indicate that he was married to Priscilla Winslow at the time of his death. Of course George Jr. and Elizabeth may have been separated at the time and he may not yet married to Priscilla. This writer has not yet found records to support this but if true, there is probably another George in this family that is not accounted for. Until this mystery is solved we cannot be sure who married a Elizabeth Fussell.

 

Many researchers list Samuel Horner who married Matilda as a child of George and Elizabeth. Samuel and Matilda were actually slaves of George who took the Horner name when freed.

7. Thomas N. Horner [1104] was born 7 February 1761 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died 10 May 1844 in Orange County. He was the twin brother of George Horner Jr.  Thomas served in the North Carolina Militia during the Revolutionary War for which he received a pension. He held the rank of Sergeant. In 1790 he owned 70 acres of land in Orange County. He married Sarah Fussell on his 31st birthday, 7 February 1793 in Orange County. Surety was provided by Thomas Redding. She was the daughter of Moses Fussell and Lucretia Wilkerson. She was born 22 May 1774 in North Carolina, and died 1 March 1858 in Orange County, North Carolina. It has been said that she was "crippled by a cow and died at age 80."  In 1795 he provided surety for the marriage of his niece Delilah Horner to Sarah's brother Wyatt. Thomas served as a Sergeant in the North Carolina Militia during the War of 1812 for which he received a pension of $60 per year starting on 6 March 1833 in Orange County, North Carolina. In 1824 Thomas was awarded a grant for 200 acres in Orange County on Mountain Branch. Thomas wrote his last will and testament on 15 June 1841. It was proved in May 1844. He left his daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Lucritia each $1. He left his land on Flat River to sons William, John and Jefferson. His son James were not mentioned. According to her death notice in the Hillsborough Recorder she "attended to all her domestic concerns until about three months before her death; at which time she unfortunately had her thigh broken, and the consequent confinement to her bed brought on the dropsy, which terminated in death. [She] Belonged to Baptist Church at Camp Creek from her youth."

Children of Thomas Horner and Sarah Fussell are:

1. Col. William Horner, born 30 August 1793, Orange County, North Carolina; died 30 July 1867; married Sarah Parker, 22 November 1819, Orange County, North Carolina, bondsman Jonathon J. Carrington, witness J. Taylor Jr.; born about 1795, Orange County, North Carolina; died 16 January 1835.

2. Mary 'Polly' Horner, born about 1894, Orange County, North Carolina; died 30 December 1853 in Orange County, North Carolina; married Abner Parker, 12 December 1817, Orange County, North Carolina, bondsman James Parrish; born about 1795, Orange County, North Carolina; died 27 December 1854, Orange County, North Carolina.

3. John B. Horner, born March 1797, Orange County, North Carolina; died before 1860; married Sarah [last name unknown], born about 1805, North Carolina..

4. Lucretia Horner, born about 1799; died 1881; married Richard Holeman, 11 May 1831, Orange County, North Carolina; born about 1795, Orange County, North Carolina; died July 1832.

5. Elizabeth Horner, born 31 March 1802, Orange County, North Carolina; died 12 January 1892; married John D. Cabe, 29 August 1822, Orange County, North Carolina; born before 1791.

6. James Thomas Horner, born about 1804, Orange County, North Carolina; died before May 1844. James may have graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1844.

7. Thomas Jefferson Horner, born 20 January 1805, Orange County, North Carolina; died 5 May 1879; married 1) Holly Parker, 23 October 1832, Orange County, North Carolina, born about 1814, Orange County, North Carolina, died before 1840; married 2) Elizabeth [last name unknown], between 1840-1843, born about 1821; married 3) Frances A. [last name unknown] after 1850, born about 1832, North Carolina..

Bibliography

• Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution, Durham, NC: The North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution, 1932.
• 1790 Tax List, St. Mary's District, Orange County, North Carolina
• 1793: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825.
• 1793: Orange County, North Carolina Marriage Bonds
• 1810 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 398
  1815: Orange County Records, Vol. XIX, Deed Books 15 & 16, Bennett
• 1817: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825 (Mary)
• 1819: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825 (William)
• 1820 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina (Thomas and William)
• 1824 Pat  Shaw Bailey; Land Grant Records of North Carolina, Volume I Orange County 1752-1885
• 1844 North Carolina Wills: A Testators Index, 1665-1900, Thornton W. Mitchell (Thomas Horner)
• 1844 Raleigh Register Newspaper, Death Notices, 14 Jun 1844 (Thomas Sr., death 10 May 1844)
• 1844 Hillsborough Recorder, Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina, 6 Jun 1844, age 84 (Thomas)
• 1858: North Carolina Wills: A Testators Index, 1665-1900, Thornton W. Mitchell (Sarah Horner)
• 1858 Hillsborough Recorder, Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina, 7 Apr 1858, death notice (Sarah).

8. Priscilla R. Horner [1058] was born 15 January 1763 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died before 1818 in Orange County, North Carolina. She married William Montgomery on 2 March 1785 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died about 1815.

Bibliography

• 1785: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825. Bountiful, UT: Precision Indexing Publishers, 19xx.

9. Robert Horner [1092] was born about 1766, probably in Orange County, North Carolina and died about 1830, probably in Orange County. Little is known of Robert. He signed the Will of Steven Wilson in Orange County on 30 October 1830 and is listed in the 1800, 1810 and 1820 Orange County census schedules. He was married in 1800 and had one son, two daughters and one slave in 1800 in Orange County. He was given a land grant of 6.75 acres in Orange County in 1802. The grave marker of John S. Horner (1792-c1830) in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery in Durham County, North Carolina reads "son of Robert Horner."

Child of ROBERT HORNER is:

1. John S. Horner, born 2 March 1792; died in the 1830's; buried in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Durham County, North Carolina; married Mary 'Polly' Leathers, daughter of Moses Leathers.

Bibliography

• 1787: Orange NC Deed Book 04, Page 154 (Stephen Wilson)

• 1800 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina

• 1802: Land Grant Records of North Carolina, Volume I Orange County 1752-1885, Pat Shaw Bailey

• 1810 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 149.

• 1820 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina, page 312

10. John Horner [1098] was born about 1767 in Orange County, North Carolina. He married Olive Lynch daughter of John Lynch, on 23 August 1808 in Orange County. Jasper Lynch provided the bond. John served in the War of 1812 in the Fifth Regiment, Second Company, detached from the First Orange Regiment under command of  Captain Robert Thompson. In 1 818 he was granted 20 acres of land in Orange County for his service. Olive died after 1860.

Bibliography

• 1804: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Tennessee to 1825 
• 1810 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina 
• 1812: 1812-1814 Muster Rolls, North Carolina
• 1813: Abstracts of Wills Recorded in Orange County, North Carolina 1800-1850, compiled by Ruth Herndon Shields, Book D, Page 392 (John Lynch)
• 1818: Pat Shaw Bailey; Land Grant Records of North Carolina, Volume I Orange County 1752-1885

11. Elizabeth Horner [14352] was born about 1769 in Orange County, North Carolina and died 27 July 1835. She married Abner Hicks.

Research note. There is some confusion as to whether Abner Hicks married this Elizabeth Horner or the Daughter of George R. Horner.

12. James Horner [1093] was born about 1770 in Orange County, North Carolina and died before 1832 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married Lucretia 'Lucy/Lucinda' Fussell on 18 December 1801 in Orange County, North Carolina, daughter of Moses Fussell and Lucretia Wilkerson. She was born about 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died 31 December 1842 in Dickson County, Tennessee. Jeremiah Holden provided the bond. Between 1814 and 1818 Moses Fussell and much of his family, including James and Lucretia moved to Dickson County, Tennessee. Lucretia is buried in the Graham Family Cemetery, Dickson County, Tennessee.

Children of James Horner and Lucretia Fussell are:

1. Cynthia Horner, born about 1802, Orange County, North Carolina; died in Dickson County, Tennessee; married Jesse graham, about 1821, Dickson County, Tennessee; born about 1800, Orange County, North Carolina; Cynthia is buried in the Graham Family Cemetery, Dickson County, Tennessee.

2. Sarah Adeline Horner, born about 1804, Orange County, North Carolina; died 4 March 1886, Dickson County, Tennessee; married Solomon Ridings after 1830; born about 1800, Orange County, North Carolina.

3. William Henderson Horner, born 1805, Orange County, North Carolina; died 4 April 1886, Dickson County, Tennessee; married Sarah Tatum, 7 April 1844, Dickson County, Tennessee; born 1811, Dickson County, Tennessee; died in Dickson County, Tennessee.

4. Harrison Horner, born about 1814, Orange County, North Carolina; died 1853, Dickson County, Tennessee.

5. Calvin William Horner, born 16 April 1818 in Tennessee, died 26 December 1886, Dickson County, Tennessee; married Elizabeth Butler, 6 April 1858, Dickson County, Tennessee; born 26 August 1831, Marshall County, Tennessee, died 21 April 1882, Dickson County, Tennessee.

Bibliography

• 1801: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: North Carolina to 1825 (Cavalier)

• 1810 Federal Census, Orange County, North Carolina

• 1830 Federal Census, Dickson County, Tennessee (Lucinda)

13. Sibelia 'Sibby' Horner [1106] was born 8 November 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died about 1810 in Dickson County, Tennessee. She married James Dunnegan, 25 Jan 1795 in Orange County, North Carolina, son of Charles Dunnegan. His father served as bondsman and Fanny Benton server as witness. He was born 1 October 1770 in North Carolina, and died 33 Sep 1818 in Dickson County, Tennessee.

1. John W. Dunnegan, born 6 Jan 1798 in Orange County, North Carolina; died 23 May 1842 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married Martha Fussell, daughter of Moses Fussell and Lucretia Wilkerson in Dickson County, Tennessee; born about 1792 in Orange County, North Carolina; died about 1876 in Dickson County, Tennessee. Both are buried in Weems Cemetery, Dickson County, Tennessee