<<<Looking for information on Lewis Mainard Born Abt. 1782 in North Carolina. Parents could be William or James Maynard and Elizabeth D. Jo. Lewis married Tabitha Edwards>>> I found a Lewis Maynard in a recently acquired 865 book. Unfortunately, he is only mentioned briefly. I've included the information on his father, as stated in the book (source at bottom) : James Maynard and First Family (pg. 11-12) James Maynard, our oldest known ancestor was b. in Virginia in the year 1750. The exact location in Va. is not known but many believe the birthplace was near the Va.-N.C. border. He d. 13 Oct. 1852 in Wayne Co., W. V. at age 102. We have no record as to who his parents were nor do we know the name of his first wife. His brothers were William, Christopher Columbus and, possibly, Gibson. No record of other brothers or sisters have been found nor the date that he went from Va., to N. C. He was a private in the Rev. War in N. C. While living in N.C., he was baptized into the Roaring River Baptist Church, 12 FEB 1791. In Kentucky Historical Society, on microfilm, it states that James Maynard and Christopher C. Maynard were members of that church. The children in his first marriage were as follows, all born in Wilkes Co., NC: 1. Delilah b. 1782 2. Lewis b. ca. 1784<<<<<<think this might be your ancestor 3. Jesse b. ca. 1790 4. Charles b. ca. 1794 5. Mary "Polly" b. ca. 1795 (Below is the only other mention of him in this book... it seems to conflict with your account of Lewis m. to Harriet TAYLOR in 1828. What do you think???) 2. Lewis MAYNARD b. 1784; m. Tabitha EDWARDS b. ca 1783, NC. The 1850 census of Madison Co., Richlands Township states: MAYNARD, Lewis 68, b. NC farmer Tabitha 67, b. NC SOURCE : "James Maynard (1750-1852) of Virginia and Descendants" by Paul E. Dyer, Louisville, KY. 1986.

I've been reading the posts about the Maynard's of NC. Could there be a connection with the Mainor's of Duplin County, NC and Randolph Co. Ga.? Thanks for any info. Annette Paula Holstein wrote: > <<<Looking for information on Lewis Mainard Born Abt. 1782 in North > Carolina. Parents could be William or James Maynard and Elizabeth D. Jo. > Lewis married Tabitha Edwards>>> > > I found a Lewis Maynard in a recently acquired 865 book. Unfortunately, he > is only mentioned briefly. I've included the information on his father, as > stated in the book (source at bottom) : > > James Maynard and First Family (pg. 11-12) > James Maynard, our oldest known ancestor was b. in Virginia in the year > 1750. The exact location in Va. is not known but many believe the birthplace > was near the Va.-N.C. border. He d. 13 Oct. 1852 in Wayne Co., W. V. at age > 102. We have no record as to who his parents were nor do we know the name of > his first wife. His brothers were William, Christopher Columbus and, > possibly, Gibson. No record of other brothers or sisters have been found nor > the date that he went from Va., to N. C. > > He was a private in the Rev. War in N. C. While living in N.C., he was > baptized into the Roaring River Baptist Church, 12 FEB 1791. In Kentucky > Historical Society, on microfilm, it states that James Maynard and > Christopher C. Maynard were members of that church. > > The children in his first marriage were as follows, all born in Wilkes Co., > NC: > 1. Delilah b. 1782 > 2. Lewis b. ca. 1784<<<<<<think this might be your ancestor > 3. Jesse b. ca. 1790 > 4. Charles b. ca. 1794 > 5. Mary "Polly" b. ca. 1795 > > (Below is the only other mention of him in this book... it seems to conflict > with your account of Lewis m. to Harriet TAYLOR in 1828. What do you > think???) > > 2. Lewis MAYNARD b. 1784; m. Tabitha EDWARDS b. ca 1783, NC. > The 1850 census of Madison Co., Richlands Township states: > MAYNARD, Lewis 68, b. NC farmer > Tabitha 67, b. NC > > SOURCE : "James Maynard (1750-1852) of Virginia and Descendants" by Paul E. > Dyer, Louisville, KY. 1986. > > ==== MAYNARD Mailing List ==== > Visit the RootsWeb GenConnect http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/FamAssoc.html periodically, new details are added regularly. > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.