Second paragraph has me puzzled. Does it say: 1. Issac (?-1749) (Father) traveled to Granville, NC 1. Francis Davenport (1718-1798) (son of Isaac?)(moved to Newberry?) 2. Joseph (son of Isaac?) 3. James (son of Isaac?) 4. Isaac (son of Isaac?) 5. William (son of Isaac?)(moved to Greenville, SC) or were Joseph, James and Isaac the sons of Francis? Where does William come in? -----Original Message----- From: PTriebes@aol.com <PTriebes@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 1:43 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT-L] Francis Davenport SC to NJ? >Hello Bob and All, > >I, too, am very interested in the Francis connection. I thank you again Bob >for the information you shared with me regarding the NJ branch. > >Similar dates and places suggest that Francis Davenport (1718-1798) is the >son of Isaac Davenport (?-1749). Doc suggested that Isaac traveled south to >Granville Co. NC. He and his son's (Francis, Joseph, James and Isaac) >activities are well documented in this area. Francis moved to Newberry and >Francis's son William moved on to Greenville. > >The Granville NC records contain many names, some of which continue on to >Newberry. Some random surnames that are associated with the Davenports in >Granville include: Christian, Lawrence, Thornton, Weldon, Person, Fowler, >Slaughter, Lewis, Peelor, Wilkerson, Cook, Hunter, Haywood, Satterwhite, >Bullock, >Specific Names include: John Walace, John Hunter, James Williams, Abraham >Cooke, James Mitchell, Edmond Cartledge, Charles Gilliam, Nathaniel >Daugherty,. > >DAR records have Francis born in VA. There is a Francis Davenport, soldier, >listed in the Rev. War Rec. of VA by Brumbaugh. I do not believe them to be >the same Francis. > >I hope this encourages others to respond. Now we have our own enigma. > >Phil Triebes >Newberry Dav's. > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >Having problems with the list? Tell Nevada Jack at >nvjack@intercomm.com >