
Timeline
for Brooks of Old Anson
County, NC Region
Households grouped by colored boxes and listed
vertically in the columns.
Heads of household or subject of record
are in
larger green print.
Ages of individuals are given first according to
census information, then according to known facts.
Individuals are straight across as they appear through
the different record and census years.
Only males are listed to prevent confusion.
NOTE: 1820 Montgomery Co, NC census no
longer exists.
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Cooper's Creek area |
East (remains Anson) |
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Island Creek area |
West (becomes |
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500 acres were issued to John
Brooks "of Va" in 1762 that was on both
sides of the
NC in 1762 and was located near
Cooper's Creek on the north side
of the
from the area north of the
William rec'd his original 100
acres south of the Rocky River,
on
Before 1790, William Brooks I
moved just west of
Creek in
there and on the south side
of
Union Co, NC.
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Anson County Grants |
Anson County Tax List |
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Signed Petitions |
Montgomery County Tax List |
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John Brooks 500 acres Creek, Cooper's
Creek, Crib's Creek on both sides of |
John Brooks Sr. |
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John Brooks "of Va" Invalid 3 slaves |
died before 1790 prob. b.c1710 |
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John Brooks Jr. at the time, this John Brooks was
one of two John Brookses old enough to possess
property |
John Brooks presumably John II Dec 1770 Company of Militiamen Recmd as Lieutenant w/John Culpeper as Captain also: 100 acres on |
John Brooks assumed to be John
II Petition to divide Anson County and form Montgomery County Feb 1779 |
John Brooks Sr. Invalid 150 acres 1 slave becomes John Brooks
Sr. now that his father has passed and his son owns property |
John Brooks Salisbury District b<1774 8 slaves prob. John II b.c1730 Va? prob. not well yet
still alive and listed as head of household |
not found in 1800 known to be dead Jan, 1792 |
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John Brooks Jr. 900 acres (100 acres in Anson) 4 slaves |
male b<1774 John III b.1758 |
John Brooks b.1755-74 4 slaves John III b.1758 |
Jonathan Brooks b<1765 8 slaves John III b.1758 |
no record for him in 1820.. he is known to have bought land in Henry Co, TN in 1826.. perhaps he left earlier |
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male b.1790-1800 Charles Brooks b.1795 |
male b.1794-1800 Charles Brooks b.1795 |
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male b.1790-1800 William Brooks b.1798 |
male b.1800-10 William Brooks? b.1798 |
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male b.1790-1800 James Brooks b.1800 |
male b.1800-10 James Brooks ? b.1800 |
James is unaccounted for in either NC or TN |
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male b.1800-10 Jesse Brooks b.1802 |
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male b.1800-10 John P. Brooks b.1804 |
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male b.1800-10 Michael Brooks b.1807 |
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male b.1775-90 |
male 1774-84 (poss. brother) |
William Brooks b.1765-84 |
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male b.1794-1800 |
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male b.1800-10 |
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male b.1800-10 |
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male b.1800-10 |
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Joseph Brooks another poss. son of
John "of Va" or John II Petition to divide Anson County and form Montgomery County Feb 1779 |
presumably living with his father
or brother |
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male b<1755 brother? or
Uncle? |
Who is this probable brother to William I and John II?
He's living with John III in 1800. Perhaps this is Joseph Brooks? |
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male 1775-90 |
Jesse Brooks b.1774-84 This Jesse b. c1775 |
no record for 1810 |
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male b.1790-1800 |
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male b.1790-1800 |
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male b<1774 Edmond "Lilly" Brooks b.c1760 |
Bibby Brooks b.1755-74 4 slaves Edmond "Bibby" Brooks b.c1760 |
moved to Horry Dist., SC by 1810.. and Pike Co, AL after 1830 |
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