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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barra&id=I3993
ID: I3993
Name: John J. DERRYBERRY
Surname: Derryberry
Given Name: John J.
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1710 1
Death: ABT 1789 in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina
_UID: 5A5D9227ED59D511A04F501B59C10000101B
Note:
[Derryber.ged]
He is not listed as Sr. in records found, but is shown as Sr. here to
diffrentiate him from the younger John that was in Burke Co. at that time.
The use of Jr., at that time, simply meant the younger of two people with
like names. John, Jr. is not proven, but assumed, to be John, Sr's son.
Hisparents are not proven. Here are the clues. Until such time as
conclusive proof is found, then his parents are subjective. The known
clues
are presented here for those who care to decide for themslves who they
believe the progenator to be.
The J. could stand for Jacob and the name tranlated from Hans Jacob
Durrenberger or Johann Jacob Durrenberger. According to Daniel Debus, an
Alsatian who may prove related, who lives in France, says that in
Alsatian pronunciation Durrenberger (with
the umlatted u) would sound like Derryberry orDerreberri. The
Durenbergers of Mertzweiller or Griesbach, Alsace are welldocumented.
Some Derryberry researcher, believes that John's father's last name
was Dewsbury, changed to Derryberry. The name Dewsbury is found in
Essex, Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight and in Scurry, Sussex, Middlesex,
York and and Brunswick, England. The
Dewsberry in Essex Co., VA is shown only one time found as something like
Derryberry. It could well be a mis-spelling by an illiterate clerk since
it is found only one time. Without better proof, subjection only, I
doubt any connection between those
and my Derryberrys.
A list of imagrants lists the emigration of Stefan, Jan/Hans Michael
and Jon/Johann Jacob Dürrenberger who arrived on the Robert and Oliver
(ship) 11 Sep 1737-38,out of Rotterdam with German Palatines. The
surnames as shown variously as Durabary,
Durenberger, Tiereberger and Derryberry. George's will listed a son
caller John Tiereberger. He is also referred to as John Durenberger.
There are currently Terryberrys in the Sussex Co., NJ area. They may, or
may not, be related. However, it
appears that the will filed in Sussex Co., NJ in 1767 tends to indicate a
strong probability.
No proof has been found that widow Derryberry in Burke Co, NC in late
1700s was John's widow or that she wasAnna; however there is strong
evidence to her name being Anna. Various records show her as Ann. It is
therorized that John was not a son
of George Derryberry, but was a son of Joseph Dürrenberger and Anna
Margaretha Bastain fromAlsace area that was then Germany but now in
France.
Three brothers arrivedin Philadelphia, PA from Rotterdam on the *********
Robert and Oliver on 11 Sep 1738,Jacob b 1717, Stephen b. 1711 and
Michael b. 1716, sons of Hans Peter and EvaCatherine Dürrenberger,
according to D. A. Kastens.. Mr Kastens has
researched extensivly in the German Palatine, and some in Straubourg and
published several books on Palatine church records, Their last names have
been recordedas Dürrenberger, Durnberger, Dureberry, Terryberry and
possibly others varaiations. 'One
Hundred and Eighteenth Anniversary of the Settlement of New Jersey by the
Germns and the Sesqui-centennial of German Valley 1713 - 1893', a small
book found in the Morristown, NJ Library, states that the Robert and
Oliver arrived Philadelphia 11 Sep
1738, Walter Goodman, Commander, last from Dover with 320 passengers,
that among the passengers were Stephan Durabercher or Steven 'Stoffe'
Terriberry and Hans Mich. Torenberger. It does not mentionJacob,
leading me to believe he settled elsewhere,
possibly Lehigh, PA, where Jacob and Anna Bastain were supposedly
married.in the Jordan Lutheran Church. Descendants have been found in
northwest NJ using the name Derraberry upinto the mid 1800s. Found on
the Terryberry web site that Hans Peter
Dürrenberger (Terryberry) married Eva Catherine ______ 25 Sep 1708 at
Mertzweiler,Alsace, Germany, except the German spelling is Elsass.
Daniel Peter publisheda book on the Dürrenberger family, copy of
whi
Change Date: 8 Aug 2003 at 21:12:03
Marriage 1
Anna BUCK b: ABT 1740 ----- born 1740 gave birth in 1742 at age 2 ????
Children
1.Has No Children Michael DERRYBERRY b: 1742
2.Has Children Adam DERRYBERRY b: ABT 1745 in probably NC
3.Has Children John J. DERRYBERRY Jr. b: ABT 1745 in Burke or Scurry Co, NC or VA
Marriage 2
Spouse Unknown
Children
1.Has Children Adam DERRYBERRY b: ABT 1745 in probably NC
2.Has No Children Michael DERRYBERRY b: 1742
3.Has Children John J. DERRYBERRY Jr. b: ABT 1745 in Burke or Scurry Co, NC or VA
Sources: 1.Repository:
Title: Derryber.ged
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=parchman2011&id=I5914
ID: I5914
Name: John J Derryberry
Reference Number: 5914a
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1710 in Essex County, VA
Death: ABT 1789 in Morgonton, Burke County, North Carolina
Note:
From Tomlin Family Genealogy on ancestry.com:
ID: I10508
Name: John J. DERRYBERRY
Sex: M
Name: John J. DERRYBERRY
Birth: ABT 1710 in Essex County, Virginia
Birth: 1710 in Essex County, Virginia
Birth: 1710 in Essex, Virginia
Death: ABT 1798 in Morgantowne, Burke County, North Carolina
Death: ABT 1789 in Morganton, Burke County, Virginia
Death: 1789 in Morgantown, Burke County, North Carolina
Reference Number: 10508
Note:
John died about 1789, Morganton, Burke Co., NC. He is not listed as Sr. in records found, but is shown as Sr. here to differentiate him from the younger John that was in Burke Co. at that time. The use of Jr., at that time, simply meant the younger of two people with like names. John, Jr. is not proven, but assumed, to be John, Sr's son. His parents are not proven. Here are the clues. Until such time as conclusive proof is found, then his parents are subjective. The known clues are presented here for those who care to decide for themselves who they believe the progenitor to be.
Some Derryberry researchers believe that John's father's last name was Dewsbury, changed to Derryberry. The name Dewsbury is found in Essex, Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight and in Scurry, Sussex, Middlesex, York and Brunswick, England. The Dewsberry in Essex Co., VA is shown only one time found as something like Derryberry. It could well be a mis-spelling by an illiterate clerk since it is found only one time. Without better proof, subjection only, I doubt any connection between those and my Derryberrys.
It is noted that there were people referred to as Derraberry in both Morris co., NJ and Burke Co., NC in the late 1700s. Those in Burke Co. got referred to by other variations, such as Derriberry and Derreberry, the latter of which is still used by many NC family members. This stronger clues to me of the origin of the name, but not proof until better information is discovered.
No proof has been found that widow Derryberry in Burke Co, NC in late1700s was John's widow or that she was Anna; however there is strong evidence to her name being Anna. Various records show her as Ann. It is theorized that John was a son of Joseph Dürrenberger and Anna Margaretha Bastain from Alsace area that was then Germany but now in France.
Our John was in Burke Co., NC before 1778. He may have lived in Essex and Surrey Counties, VA before going to Burke Co. He is possibly the John Derryberry who had land in Cape May, NJ, found listed in a deed there of land joining that owned by John Derryberry.
This John owned land in Burke Co., VA in 1779, according to deed records. The Journal of Burke Co., NC Genealogy, Vol. 4, p. 50, item 388, lists him receiving 100 acres on both sides of Kennedy's Fork of the Silver Creek joining land owned by Michael Derryberry, recorded 28 Oct 1782.
Ron Jones in his book on the Derreberry branch refers to Ann as "Widow Derreberry".
There was a John Derreberry in the 7th Regt., Burke Militia re: page 446 of Revised Edition of The History of NC 1777-1920, probably his son John.
Some give an eighth child, Hannah, but Guy Derryberry believes this is John Jr's. widow.
There is controversy and doubt that all the children attributed to this couple were actually their children. Some may actually belong to other Derryberry families of the area, such as his brothers, or their children.
Various lines of the family voice the belief that there is American Indian heritage in the family. The strongest seems to come from the Adam, Jacob and Daniel lines. No proof has come out of the source of these beliefs that have been passed down through the generations. However, with the sketchiness of the NC 18th century records, the unproven but strongly indicated family groups and the relating that the ones from that generation or series of generations spoke very poor English, indicates that if there is genuine American Indian heritage it may well have come through John's wife Anna, according to Guy Fay Derryberry. There were many marriages between frontiersmen and Cherokee women. They were seldom recorded as Indian women.
Another indication is in the fact that Derryberrys of that era were described as having dark complexions, dark brown to black hair and about 5 feet 10 inches tall, a total absence of light complexions, blonde or red hair. This tends to point to one of two heritage sources: American Indian or Black Dutch origin. Black Dutch
? Father: George DERRYBERRY b: 1688 in Essex County, Virginia
Mother: Catherine CATTORN b: ABT 1680 in Essex County, Virginia
? Father: Henry DERRYBERRY b: 1662 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County), Virginia
Mother: Mary COGHILL b: 1666 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County), Virginia
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Marriage 1
Anna BUCK b: ABT 1710 in North Carolina
Married: 1740 in Burke County, North Carolina
Children
Jacob DERRYBERRY b: 1750 in Burke County, North Carolina
Michael DERRYBERRY b: 1742
Daniel DERRYBERRY b: 1764
Andrew Buck DERRYBERRY b: 1765
George DERRYBERRY b: 1769
Adam DERRYBERRY b: 1740 in Burke County, North Carolina
John J. DERRYBERRY b: 1745
Marriage 2
Anna BUCK b: 1710 in Essex, Virginia
Married: 1740 in Morgantown, Burke County, North Carolina
Children
Adam DERRYBERRY b: 1740
Daniel DERRYBERRY b: 1742
Andrew Buck DERRYBERRY b: 1745
George DERRYBERRY
Michael DERRYBERRY b: 1742
If father is George (from Tomlin Family Tree):
ID: I16375
Name: George DERRYBERRY
Sex: M
Birth: 1688
Birth: 1688 in Essex County, Virginia
Death: 1767 in Sussex County, New Jersey
Reference Number: 16375
Note:
Will written 2 Jan 1767 and probated 26 Nov 1767, names wife Cattorn (Catherine), son Jno Torrenberger is left two horses.
While this will is a reality, it is only speculation that this George is the progenitor of this line.
Note:
"to have George go to VA and his son back to NJ, before going to NC does not fit the normal migration pattern. Further, only one time has been found where reference to him or his (possibly adopted) son used Derryberry, and in
that case, the name being written in longhand and then not well formed letters, leaves it questionable.
I refer to "Essex Co. Deeds and Wills", #13, page 430 - 431; "Index of Marriages of Old Rappahannock & Essex Co., VA", Book 2, page 52. I have looked at the originals referred to in those books and the spellings to me are far from Derryberry."
Father: Henry DERRYBERRY b: 1662 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County),Virginia
Mother: Catherine COTTON
Father: Henry DERRYBERRY b: 1662 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County),Virginia
Mother: Mary COGHILL b: 1666 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County), Virginia
Married: 1702 in Essex County, Virginia
Children
John J. DERRYBERRY b: ABT 1710 in Essex County, Virginia
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If father is Henry (from Tomlin Family Tree):
ID: I10562
Name: Henry DERRYBERRY
Sex: M
Birth: 1662 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County), Virginia
Reference Number: 10562
Note:
Note: Court Records of Essex Co., VA 1607-1800 that he married widow Coghill on 25 March 1693. He applied for land in Essex Co., VA in 1688. A son, George, is named in the will of Mary (probably his mother) in Book O, Page 2 of Marriages of Rappannock and Essex Cos., VA. Dee Ann Shipman Buck reported having found in the Index of Marriages of Old Rappannock and Essex Cos, Book O2, Page 52 that Mary Coghill was married to Henry Duxbury
Sources:
Title: Descendants of Henry Derryberry, Url:http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/jlawrence/derrygen.html
Abbrev: Descendants of Henry Derryberry
Author: [email protected] [email protected]
Note:
Citations from this site:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0948, Date of Import: Aug 22, 1999] will written 2 Jan 1767 and probated 26 Nov 1767, names wife Cattorn (Catherine),
son Jno Torrenberger, leaves him two horses.
"Early Germans of New Jersey" lists his son's name as John
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0948, Date of Import: Aug 22, 1999] Left two horses by his father, but little else. Is this why he moved west?
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0948, Date of Import: Aug 22, 1999] Burke County Militia Returns 1780-1782, "Men raised from Morgan District to Serve 18 Mos.,
August 20, 1782 and October 12, 1782" list includes Andrew Dereberry, age16, 5 ft. 6 in.,
light hair, grey eyes, fair complexion, Kennedy's Co.(Company)
Marriage 1 Catherine COTTON
Children
George DERRYBERRY b: 1688 in Essex County, Virginia
Marriage 2 Mary COGHILL b: 1666 in Rappahannock (Now Essex County), Virginia
Married: 25 MAR 1693 in Essex County, Virginia
Note:
Brderbund WFT Vol. 14, Ed. 1, Tree #0128, Date of Import: Aug 16, 1999]
Marriage information from "Court Records, Essex Co., VA, 1607-1800"
Children
George DERRYBERRY b: 1688 in Essex County, Virginia
John J. DERRYBERRY b: ABT 1710 in Essex County, Virginia
_UID: B9A7E24475D9418C88DF0232B769E5AAEB58
Change Date: 10 OCT 2011
Marriage 1 Ann Buck
Married:
Children
1.Has Children Jacob Derryberry b: BET 1750 AND 1760 in North Carolina
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ID: I1156 View Post-em! *************************
Database: :2183778
Individual: I1156
Bob Derryberry [email protected] 2007-12-28 14:53:51
I am quoted verbatim, including errors in this disertation in which I state emphatically that John's parents are not proven. Yet he is shown with parents, grand parents and great grand parents here. If anyone has proof, other than what someone has listed with LDS, I beg of them to present the proof. Otherwise, not it as suspect. Thank you.
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Name: John J DERRYBERRY 1 2
Sex: M
Birth: 1710 in Essex Co., Virginia 2
Note:
[Hutchins.FTW]
John died about 1789, Morganton, Burke Co., NC. He is not listed as Sr. in records found, but is shown as Sr. here to differentiate him from the younger John that was in Burke Co. at that time. The use of Jr., at that time, simply meant the younger of two people with like names. John, Jr. is not proven, but assumed, to be John, Sr's son. His parents are not proven. Here are the clues. Until such time as conclusive proof is found, then his parents are subjective. The known clues are presented here for those who care to decide for themselves who they believe the progenitor to be.
Some Derryberry researcher, believes that John's father's last name was Dewsbury, changed to Derryberry. The name Dewsbury is found in Essex, Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight and in Scurry, Sussex, Middlesex, York and Brunswick, England. The Dewsberry in Essex Co., VA is shown only one time found as something like Derryberry. It could well be a mis-spelling by an illiterate clerk since it is found only one time. Without better proof, subjection only, I doubt any connection between those and my Derryberrys.
It is noted that there were people referred to as Derraberry in both Morris co., NJ and Burke Co., NC in the late 1700s. Those in Burke Co. got referred to by other variations, such as Derriberry and Derreberry, the latter of which is still used by many NC family members. This stronger clues to me of the origin of the name, but not proof until better information is discovered.
No proof has been found that widow Derryberry in Burke Co, NC in late 1700s was John's widow or that she was Anna; however there is strong evidence to her name being Anna. Various records show her as Ann. It is theorized that John was a son of Joseph Dürrenberger and Anna Margaretha Bastain from Alsace area that was then Germany but now in France.
Our John was in Burke Co., NC before 1778. He may have lived in Essex and Surrey Counties, VA before going to Burke Co. He is possibly the John Derryberry who had land in Cape May, NJ, found listed in a deed there of land joining that owned by John Derryberry.
This John owned land in Burke Co., VA in 1779, according to deed records. The Journal of Burke Co., NC Genealogy, Vol. 4, p. 50, item 388, lists him receiving 100 acres on both sides of Kennedy's Fork of the Silver Creek joining land owned by Michael Derryberry, recorded 28 Oct 1782.
Ron Jones in his book on the Derreberry branch refers to Ann as "Widow Derreberry".
There was a John Derreberry in the 7th Regt., Burke Militia re: page 446 of Revised Edition of The History of NC 1777-1920, probably his son John.
Some give an eighth child, Hannah, but Guy Derryberry believes this is John Jr's. widow.
There is controversy and doubt that all the children attributed to this couple were actually their children. Some may actually belong to other Derryberry families of the area, such as his brothers, or their children.
Various lines of the family voice the belief that there is American Indian heritage in the family. The strongest seems to come from the Adam, Jacob and Daniel lines. No proof has come out of the source of these beliefs that have been passed down through the generations. However, with the sketchiness of the NC 18th century records, the unproven but strongly indicated family groups and the relating that the ones from that generation or series of generations spoke very poor English, indicates that if there is genuine American Indian heritage it may well have come through John's wife Anna, according to Guy Fay Derryberry. There were many marriages between frontiersmen and Cherokee women. They were seldom recorded as Indian women.
Another indication is in the fact that Derryberrys of that era were described as having dark complexions, dark brown to black hair and about 5 feet 10 inches tall, a total absence of light complexions, blonde or red hair. This tends to point to one of two heritage sources: American Indian or Black Dutch origin. Black Dutch refers to a human strain produced by the invading Roman Army intermarrying with Germanic or mid-European women. The resultant children had mixed Roman and Germanic features. These are areas that future family researchers may find revealing with the advent of more information available that was in the past.
John probably married Anna before coming to NC. If he is the Hans Jacob who arrived in 1738, then he married her in Alsace and she was Anna Margareta Bastain, instead of Anna Buck as has been surmised.
In "Tenacity and Adversity...", by Edward D. Roundtree, found in the VA State Library, it tells about the great road in the early 1700s. "There was one road 435 miles long leading from PA into NC. This great road lead out of Philadelphia in a westerly direction by" Lancaster and York to Winchester, VA, through Shenandoah Valley to Staunton and Roanoke, where it turned southeast to cross the Blue Ridge Mountains (probably following the Staunton River through the mountains), then divided with a branch leading to Winston-Salem, NC. There it connected with the "Trading Path" just north of the Yadkin River at Trading Ford (east of Salisbury a few miles) continuing to Salisbury, then southwest by Concord to Carlotte and on to Columbia, SC. The Trading Trail was not wide enough for a wagon, but was used by pack animals to move trade goods. The Derryberrys probably came that way.
Anna's maiden name is believed by some to be Buck, since a son carries Buck as a middle name. This was a custom of the time, on up to early 20th century, in which case, her father may have been Andrew Buck. It is possible that she was Anna Margaretha Bastain, wife of Jacob Durrenberger, brother to Hans Michael/Michel of NJ. Teresa Jones has strong clues that Jacob Durrenberger was our progenitor. She hopes to find records that will prove or disprove her theory in her lifetime.
Father: George DERRYBERRY b: 1688 in Essex Co., VA
Marriage 1
Anna BUCK b: ABT. 1710 in Essex Co., Virginia
Children
1.Has Children Adam DERRYBERRY b: BET. 1740 - 1755 in Prob. North Carolina
2.Has No Children Michael DERRYBERRY b: 1742
3.Has Children John J DERRYBERRY b: BET. 1745 - 1750
4.Has No Children Jacob DERRYBERRY b: BET. 1750 - 1760 in Burke Co., NC
5.Has No Children Daniel DERRYBERRY b: 1764
6.Has No Children Andrew Buck DERRYBERRY b: 1765 in Morganton, Burke Co., NC
7.Has No Children George DERRYBERRY b: 1769
Sources: 1.Title: Bob Derryberry
Note: Early Middle TN Marriages
Sally Lavonne Derryberry
Carolyn Leonard
Williamson Co. Marriage Records
Audrey Derryberry lists same date, but in 1791.
tombstone
Also known as the Jacob Derryberry Cemetery.
tombstone Audrey Derryberry lists death date as 25 Apr 1857.
Repository:
Media: Book
2.Title: Hutchins.FTW
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Mar 29, 2002
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=greendragonfly&id=I179301
ID: I179301
Name: John Derryberry
Surname: Derryberry
Given Name: John
Sex: M
Birth: ABT. 1710 in Essex , Virginia
Death: ABT. 1789 in Morganton, Burke , North Carolina
_UID: 5D7E6DEA98D1194583B96F70CBCB6D233A07
Change Date: 24 Nov 2004 at 09:14:37
Father: George Derryberry b: ABT. 1688
Mother: Cattorn "Catherine"
Marriage 1
Anna Buck b: ABT. 1710
Children
1.Has Children Adam Derryberry b: ABT. 1740 in North Carolina
2.Has No Children Michael Derryberry b: 1742
3.Has No Children John Derryberry , Jr. b: ABT. 1745 in Burke or Scurry, NC or VA
4.Has No Children Jacob Derryberry b: 1751 in Burke , North Carolina
5.Has No Children George Derryberry b: ABT. 1754 in Burke , NC
6.Has No Children Andrew Buck Derryberry b: 1755 in Morgantown, Burke , North Carolina ? - 1765
7.Has No Children Daniel Derryberry b: ABT. 1758
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=birch2015&id=I126648
ID: I126648
Name: John Derryberry
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1710 in Essex Co., Virginia
Death: ABT 1789 in Morganton, Burke Co., North Carolina
Father: George Derryberry b: ABT 1688
Mother: Cattorn "Catherine"
Marriage 1
Anna Buck b: ABT 1710
Children
1.Has Children Adam Derryberry b: ABT 1740 in North Carolina
2.Has No Children Michael Derryberry b: 1742
3.Has No Children John Derryberry , Jr. b: ABT 1745 in Burke or Scurry, NC or VA
4.Has No Children Jacob Derryberry b: 1751 in Burke Co., North Carolina
5.Has No Children George Derryberry b: ABT 1754 in Burke Co., NC - 1769?
6.Has No Children Andrew Buck Derryberry b: 1755 in Morgantown, Burke Co., North Carolina
7.Has No Children Daniel Derryberry b: ABT 1758 - 1764?
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dempsey_goff&id=I10976
ID: I10976
Name: John Derryberry
Given Name: John
Surname: Derryberry
Sex: M
Birth: Abt 1710 in Essex Co., VA?? 1
Death: Abt 1789 in Morganton, Burke Co., NC 1 1
_UID: 5E1789252FF0438ABA85891AA5BD2AF976D7
Change Date: 18 Apr 2008 at 11:13
Note:
[Brderbund WFT Vol. 14, Ed. 1, Tree #0128, Date of Import: Aug 16, 1999]
Dee Ann Shipp Buck, a Derryberry researcher, believes that John's father's last name was Dewsbury, changed to Derryberry. The name Dewsbury is found in Essex, Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight and in Scurry, Sussex, Middlesex, York and Brunswick, England. Our John was in Burke Co., NC before 1778. He may have lived inEssex and Surrey Counties, VA before going to Burke Co. It appears to me thatour
Father: George Derryberry b: Abt 1688
Mother: Cattorn Or Catherine Unknown b: WFT Est 1670-1696 in
Marriage 1
Anna Buck?
Married: WFT Est 1726-1758 in
Change Date: 18 Apr 2008
Children
1.Has No Children John J? Derryberry b: WFT Est 1729-1757 in Burke Or Scurry, NC Or VA
2.Has No Children Jacob Derryberry b: WFT Est 1729-1757 in Burke Co., NC - 1750?
3.Has Children Adam Derryberry b: WFT Est 1730-1760 in Probably NC
4.Has No Children Michael Derryberry b: 1742 in
5.Has No Children Daniel Derryberry b: 1764 in
6.Has No Children Andrew Buck Derryberry b: Abt 1765 in Morgantown, Burke Co., NC
7.Has No Children George Derryberry b: 1769 in Burke Co., NC
Sources: 1.Abbrev: World Family Tree Vol. 14, Ed. 1
Title: World Family Tree Vol. 14, Ed. 1
Author: Brøderbund Software, Inc.
Publication: Release date: October 20, 1997
Customer pedigree.
Source Media Type: Family Archive CD
Page: Tree #0128
Quality: 3
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Message posted on World Connect database submitted by jrowens11
Bob Derryberry 2002-10-20 16:57:13
I challenge you, or anyone who claims this ancestry for John Derryberry, to prove it. The only evidence I have ever seen is very questionable. I would welcome proof of this claim.
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