“Forsyth has a storied village northwest of the Twin-Cities, on Highway 65, and only four miles from the Wake Forest College Campus. On
the western edge of the historic Wachovia, it nestles in the gentle hills fringing the Yadkin Valley. Known first as “Pfaff’s Settlement in the
Bethania neighborhood,” it was founded more than 175 years ago by the PETER PFAFF family. This is PFAFFTOWN of today.
“PETER PFAFF, SR., son of JOSEPH DANIEL PFAFF and ANNA BARBARA HARTUNG PFAFF, was a native Palatine, born at
Kaiserlauten. Educated in his native schools he came to America in 1749 locating at York, Pennsylvania. There by his own account he
“worked as a blacksmith.” The next year he married ANNA WALBERGER KERBER, and they moved to his farm fifteen miles from York.
They united with Moravians, and, as he relates it: “On November 4, 1759, my wife and I were enabled to partake of the Lord’s Supper with
the congregation which was a blessing to our hearts.”
“Coming to Friedburg at the extreme south of Wachovia on June 11, 1771, he served that congregation thirteen years as Vestryman,
steward and roadmaster. Between this layman and his people there was a strong bond of affection. He said: “All which from time to time I
laid before them, that they were willing to do.” His wife died after twenty-four years of their union leaving four sons and two daughters.
Descendants of these as of today are legion. He remained at his Friedberg farm until 1786, when with his son ISAAC, they removed from
Friedberg to the Pfafftown location. Thus began the community which perpetuates his name.
“It appears that his thirty years as a widower was not altogether smooth. His age was forty seven at his wife’s passing. By Eighteenth
Century Moravian custom his proposed remarriage was subject to administrative counsel of his church. Upon his visits to Salisbury, N.C., a
frequented trade center, he found a compulsive attraction. A minute of the Salem board dated April 10, 1778, records:
Peter Pfaff, of Friedberg, wishes to marry the widow L. __ ___ of Salisbury, who is an outsider and not at all religious, and would probably
not be a good influence for him or his children. Br. Beck shall be informed that while Pfaff can not be forbidden to marry he shall be told that
if he does not give up this idea he had better stay away from Communion for the sake of his conscience until circumstances warrant his re-
admittance.
“After 1855 preaching at Pfafftown was in English, prior to that it had been in German. The old-time spelling of certain surnames yielded
to changes, as SCHOR to SHORE, SPONHAUER to SPAINHOUR, TRANSEU to TRANSOU, and CHRISTMNN to CHRISTMAN. However,
much of the early Wachovian orthography was retained, as PFOHL, PFAFF, CONRAD, HAUSER, and BLUM.
“During Pfafftown’s first century, Bethania was its postoffice, listed in 1798, taking its orders from the head office at Philadelphia 538 miles
away. In 1835, at Bethania, CHRISTIAN LASH was postmaster; his annual ‘compensation,’ $26.94. Four years later he was still on the job
with a yearly increase in his pay of 72 cents. Communication by U.S. Mail thus only grew slightly in those days. Pfafftown was rewarded with
its own postoffice on September 14, 1888, and ELLEN S. TRANSOU, its first postmaster served for the succeeding 23 years. When
established it was one of 22 such offices in Forsyth; the rural routes have now reduced these to 10, including Pfafftown which holds to its
technical second class. The “mail hack” served in 1896. It then delivered daily except Sunday on N.C. Route, 18306, going 31 miles from
Winston to Richmond Hill and servicing intermediate offices in succession at Pfafftown, Vienna, Blakely, Mana, Shore, East Bend and
Poindexter. This carrier’s annual contract paid him $591.44 which he surely must have supplemented by passengers’ fares.
“A count of the lineal descendants of Peter Pfaff, Sr., currently on the living membership roll of the Pfafftown Christian Church is
revealing. Involved genealogically in this are three of Pfaff’s children, namely: (1) His son ISAAC who married MARGARETHA VOLK, July
31, 1781; (2) his daughter ANNA MARIA who married ABRAHAM TRANSOU, December 15, 1782; and (3) his son PETER PFAFF, JR. Who
married ANNA MAGDALENE CONRAD, March 23, 1802.
Descendants from ISAAC AND MARGARETHA, are:
Mrs. Maude Spaugh Bowen Mrs. Libby Ann Bowen Buser, Arthur G. Cline , Edna L. Cline, H. O. Cline, Jr., James Cline, Lawrence Cline,
Pat Cline , Sherry Kay Cline Mrs. Frances Goslen Conrad Mrs. Julia Maude Bowen Crews Mrs. Virginia Bowen Darnell Mrs. Betty Cline
Dickens Carl Goslen Charles H. Goslen Guy Goslen William B. Goslen Mrs. Karen Cline Griffin George L. Millsaps, Jr. J. William Millsaps
Mrs. Stella Saylor Millsaps Mrs. Evelyn Goslen Nifong Mrs. Frances Cline Nifong Mrs. Mary Spaugh Reid Mrs. Treva Spaugh Reid
Berger Saylor Mrs. Ann Goslen Saylor Mrs.Margaret Conrad Scott Nellie Frances Scott Mrs. Doris Spaugh Harold Lee Spaugh Kenneth
Spaugh, Jr. Kenneth Spaugh, Sr. Leon Spaugh Linda Spaugh Mrs. Margaret Spaugh Tony Spaugh Virgil A. Spaugh Mrs.Neil Conrad
Upchurch Mrs. Sallie Conrad Winfrey Howard Wooten, Jr. Mrs. Jean Reid Wooten
Descendants from ABRAHAM and ANNA MARIA:
Mrs. Mildred Scott Campbell Ephraim Davis J. Worth Davis S. D. Davis Mrs. Fannie Transou Fleming George W. Flynt, II
George W. Flynt, III Guy Richard Flynt John Irwin Flynt Mrs. Mamie Scott Flynt Mrs Mary Sallie Flynt Richard Flynt Robert Hoke Flynt
Rufus Guy Flynt Susan Gray Flynt W. Thomas Flynt Mary Sue Hall Mrs. Sue Dell Davis Hall Victoria Davis Hall John Harrington
Mrs. Jeannette Davis Horton J. C. Scott J. C. Scott, Jr. Nellie Frances Scott Robert Scott Mrs. Nell Scott Stone Errett Transou
Georgia Transou Helen Transou Leah Transou Pattie Transou Mrs. Leah Worth Ward
Descendant of PETER JR. And ANNA MAGDALENE:
Darryl Blankenship Mrs. Jo Pfaff Blankenship Randall Blankenship Mrs. Dane Pfaff Bryant Carl Goslen Charles H. Goslen
Mabel Pfaff Goslen William B. Goslen Mrs. Julie Stimpson Green Mrs. Evelyn Goslen Nifong Anna Pfaff Edwin Bahnson Pfaff
Mrs. Ruth Pfaff Petree J. Kent Pfaff Mrs. Lillian Pfaff Pfaff Mrs. Maude Pfaff Norman Pfaff Mrs. Sudie Pfaff Gene Pratt
James Norwood Pratt John Albert Pratt Rosalyn Jean Pratt Susan Marie Pratt
Virgil Angelo Wilson
“The initial evangelist in the founding of the Pfafftown Christian Church was VIRGIL ANGELO WILSON. His mother HENRIETTA
SOPHIA HAUSER WILSON, was a devout Moravian. The following passage appears on page 4151, Volume 8, Record of the Moravians in
North Carolina, (Adelaide Fries, editor), as part of “the diary of Bethania, 1834.”:
Dec. 7, Beautiful weather. In the afternoon there was the baptism of the infant son of Dr. Wilson with the name Angelo Virgil at the home of
Abr. Conrad. The father was absent, apparently on duty.
“ABRAHAM CONRAD was the child’s step-grandfather. His maternal grandmother whose maiden name was PHILIPINA LASH had first
married JOHN HENRY HAUSER, JR., then ABRAHAM CONRAD (1822). Philipina was also the maternal grandmother of JAMES BENJAMIN
JONES through his mother, JULIA AMELIA CONRAD JONES. Thus the two preachers were cousins. Their dual descent lineally from JACOB
LASH, the “Colonial Moravian,” (LOESCH) has been traced…
“The life of Virgil’s father, Dr. GEORGE FOLLETT WILSON, is an interesting story. A descendant of the Mayflower Pilgrims of 1620, he
was born 160 years ago in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. The family migrated to Penn Yan, N.Y. He graduated at Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia. Moving south on horseback, at the age of 23, he arrived at Bethania, N.C. on May 28, 1828. There he saw a certain
“beautiful girl swinging on a gate.” He intended to locate in medical practice at Germanton, a neighboring village, but romance of the
swinging age determined his residence for the next 25 years in Miss Hauser’s village. They married June 21, 1829, and lived at what has
been later known as the GEORGE STOLTZ place until 1853, when they removed to Dowelton on the western fringe of rising Yadkinville.
VIRGIL, born in Bethania was their second child; the first was HENRY CLINTON WILSON, who became a physician, and long served as
Clerk of Court at Yadkinville. The other sons were GEORGE EDWARD, and REUBEN EVERETT; the daughters: LOUISA PHILIPINA (Mrs.
Joseph Anthony Bitting), JULIA ELIZABETH (Mrs. John Walter Bitting); and MARY JOSEPHINE, (Mrs. W.A. Joyce) …..
“About fifty years ago , EMMA A. LEHMAN, a native of Bethania, reminiscing about the Wilsons who were her close neighbors in her youth,
said, as briefed:
I well remember Dr. Wilson’s regular horseback and saddlebags practice. He was a stout, gray-haired man. They were a superior family. I
almost grew up with them and was much attached to them all. The Doctor often had young medical students reading under him and living in
his home. Drugstores were then unknown, so this accommodation with his office was in two small rooms on the north side of his house. To
my childish eyes it was almost an enchanted realm.
“Mr. and Mrs. JOHN HENRY HAUSER, JR. also lived in Bethania and their daughter, MARTHA ANN ELIZABETH married Virgil Angelo
Wilson on December 27, 1856. She was trained in schools at Dowelton, Jonesville, Bethania and Rockford, and attended “Greensborough
Female College” in 1851-52…..Their children: five sons, PAUL CLINTON, GEORGE FOLLETT, BURKE ALEXANDER, WILLIAM
THEOPHILUS, and JOSPEH MOYE; two daughters, MARY LILLY who married Dr. JOSEPH HAMILTON WOLFF of the Bethania vicinity, and
SUDIE ESTHER, who married JOHN FRANKLIN MEWBORNE of Kinston, N.C.
Other Pfafftown Pioneers
“During the years 1867-’70, there was a goodly number of accessions to the Pfafftown Christian Church. An informal record of these was
kept by Evangelist Wilson in a ledger which has been preserved and is currently in the hands of his granddaughter Mrs. MARTHA WILSON
MYERS. This extant ledger has enabled Miss SADIE, a sister of Mrs. Myers, to compile valuable facts about this particular pioneering
personnel of the late 1860’s. Obviously it is of primary religious and sociological value to those concerned where the entries yield detailed
information which otherwise might perchance be obscured or remain unknown. Wherefore we edit it as based on Miss Wilson’s archival
transcription and her knowledgeable interpretation of the data. No entry in the table of vital statistics which follows has been briefed
elsewhere by the author.
BITTING, Mrs. Joseph Anthony, (nee LOUISA PHILIPINA WILSON, August 4, 1837- January 6, 1919, sister of VIRGIL ANGELO WILSON.)
BOLEJACK, Mrs. John, (nee SALLY SMITH)
BRANN, Henry, married REBECCA HENDRIX
BRIETZ, Miss Carrie, lived at SOLOMON PFAFF’S house and taught his daughter ROSA V. PFAFF.
BRIGGS, Martin, Aug. 25, 1803- Oct 10, 1881, father of W.A. and R. E. BRIGGS.
BRIGGS, Mrs. Martin, (nee SALLY DAVIS), of East Bend, N.C.
BRIGGS, Mrs. W.A., (nee SALLY LOVELL), lived near Tobaccoville, N.C.
BUTNER, Mrs. James C., (nee LYDIA BRADY), originally from Virginia, lived near Seward, N.C.
CONRAD, Mrs. Wiley, (nee DELPHIA AUGUSTA CONRAD), Dec. 2, 1848 - Sept. 8, 1926. Daughter of JOSEPH CONRAD and NANCY
STOLTZ CONRAD. Delphia was the second wife of WILEY CONRAD.
DOUB, Mrs. Daniel, (nee ELIZABETH PETREE). Her brothers: EZEKIEL and RILEY FROST PETREE, and her sister, REBECCA. (Mrs.
AUGUSTUS JEREMIAH HELSABECK). DANIEL DOUB was a Methodist preacher.
ELLIOTT, Mrs. H. H. (nee FELITIA FLYNT), daughter of PROCTOR FLYNT and ELIZABETH VEST FLYNT. She married H.H. ELLIOTT on
June 1, 1866. Removed to Indianapolis, Ind., where their descendants currently reside.
FLYNT, Mrs. George H., (nee PHIZA ANN CONRAD), daughter of LEONARD CONRAD, and half-sister to Mrs. JULIUS ABRAHAM TRANSOU.
Phiza was born April 20, 1820; died Aug. 13, 1905.
FLYNT, Mrs. Proctor, (nee BETSY VEST, sister of SALLY VEST, and mother of FELITIA (Flynt) ELLIOTT.
FOLTZ, Mrs. J. Ed, (nee LAURA DALTON), daughter of FERDINAND and AMANDA (Doub) WILSON. She married J. ED. FOLTZ at her
father’s home on March 2, 1872.
FULTZ, Mrs. John, (nee JULIA WALLIS). They were married Feb. 13, 1841. Their infant in 1844 was the first to be buried in the old
Pfafftown cemetery, the site being then in the dense woodland.
HAUSER, Mrs. John Henry, (nee FLORA TRANSOU). They were married Feb. 19, 1871, evangelist Wilson, officiating. Hauser lived at
Dowelton, N.C.
HAUSER, Miss LEVISA FERYLLA, Jan. 3, 1840- June 2, 1914, daughter of SAM HAUSER, and granddaughter of SILVER HAUSER.
HEIN, Mrs. J., (nee FRANCES LEDFORD), daughter of JOHN LEDFORD and MAHALA STYERS LEDFORD. Frances was born Oct. 5, 1851;
died Feb. 1, 1935. Her second marriage was to MARTIN PEOPLES, (Jan 18, 1849-Nov. 11, 1936)
HELSABECK, AUGUSTUS JEREMIAH, Aug. 31, 1822 - Dec. 12, 1907, buried at the old family graveyard between Rural Hall and King. A
great-grandson, FRED HELLSABECK served at president of Culver-Stockton College, Canton, MO.
HELSABECK, Mrs. Augustus Jeremiah, (nee HANNAH REBECCA PETREE), July 13, 1829- Feb 27, 1876. They married May 19, 1851.
HENDRIX, BRANDT, a miller; also a preacher.
HENDRIX, Mrs. Brandt, (nee PAULINA YATES); two of their children: SAM HENDRIX of Bixby, N.C., and Mrs. Ellis Saylor; a great-grandchild,
BERGER SAYLOR.
HENELY, Mrs. REBECCA REICH, sister of the first wife of JOHN STYERS.
HILTON, Mrs. S.B., (nee ELIZA KIRBY); they were married Dec. 19, 1875. She was the daughter of WILLIAM J. KIRBY, and sister of JOE
KIRBY.
KEIGER, HENRY W., Aug. 29, 1836 - April 21, 1908; married the widow, Mrs. MAHALA STYERS LEDFORD, July 17, 1856.
KIRBY, WILLIAM J., born about 1818; lived in Old Town District. He was the father of JOE KIRBY.
LEDFORD, Mrs. John, (nee MAHALA J. STYERS), March 1, 1827-Aug 10, 1913; they married Sept. 22, 1845. He died, and her second
marriage was to HENRY W. KEIGER.
LEHMAN, DANIEL SEATON, son of HENRY RENATUS LEHMAN and PAMELA ELIZABETH WOLFF LEHMAN. He married first, ELIZA ANN
RONK and second, MARIAH HAUSER.
LEINBACH, Mrs. Lewis W., (nee LOUISA R. PETREE). They married Aug. 14, 1874. She was daughter of EZEKIEL B. PETRE. Their
daughter is MRS. MARGARET DOUB .
LESTER, Mrs. Issac (AMERICA). Their home place was east of Shattalon Drive.
LONG, JOHN A., Sept 7, 1842- Sept 4, 1915
LONG, Mrs. John A., (nee MARY SPRINKLE), May 5, 1843 - Dec 14, 1924. Their children: GENE, BEN, Mrs. FLETCHER DOUB, Mrs. ELIZA
WHITMAN, Mrs. ADA SAPP.
LONG, Mrs. Melissa ( DALTON), daughter of FERDINAND DALTON and AMANDA DOUB DALTON, and granddaughter of MICHAEL DOUB,
Methodist preacher for 46 years.
MARSHALL, JESSE, married MARY ANN CONRAD, sister of Mrs. J.A. TRANSOU, lived between Vienna and Lewisville.
MILLER, Mrs. John Benjamin, (nee MARTHA HILL DAVIS MILLER), Nov 16, 1811- Aug. 23, 1884. She was step-mother of Solomon
Augustine Miller.
MILLER, ROBERT JACOB, Aug. 20, 1846 - May 26, 1913, son of JOHN BENJAMIN MILLER and his second wife, MARTHA HILL DAVIS
MILLER. Robert Jacob married MARTHA E. LEDFORD, Feb. 14, 1872, and both were members of the Pfafftown Christian Church prior to
their marriage.
MILLER, Mrs. Robert J., (nee Martha E. Ledford) May 22 1853 - April 14, 1907.
MOORE, Mrs. Charles Edward, (nee ELIZA SHOUSE), April 7, 1851- May 9, 1932, daughter of HENRY CALVIN SHOUSE, and ADELINE
MATILDA ZIGLAR-SHOUSE, married second, JOHN TUCKER MOORE. She was “one of the most highly esteemed and beloved” of the
early Pfafftown Disciples.
PETREE, EZEKIEL B., Aug. 27, 1825 - Jan. 1887, brother of RILEY FROST PETREE and PETREE HELSABECK, and grandfather of Mrs.
Margaret Doub.
PETREE, Mrs. Ezekiel B., (nee ELIZABETH COLLINS). They were married Sept. 28, 1848.
PETREE, FRANK, Jan 25, 1849 - Oct 12, 1927, son of RILEY FROST PETREE and OLETHA HELSABECK PETREE, married JULIA
FRANCES RIERSON who lived from April 20, 1853 - Oct 27, 1944.
PETREE, JACOB, brother of Frank, married MARY TUTTLE; both were Pfafftown Disciple. He became a Christian Minister and lived in
Arkansas.
PETREE, RILEY FROST, July 28, 1820 - Jan. 15, 1902.
PETREE, Mrs. Riley Frost, (nee OLETHA M. HELSABECK), May 6, 1830 - Nov 4, 1904; they married Oct 14, 1845. She was the daughter of
JACOB HELSABECK and MARY ELIZABETH DOUB HELSABECK.
PETREE, WESLEY, June 2, 1852 - Jan 5, 1931, brother of Frank and Jacob, married, first MARTHA A. NEWSOM, who lived from Sept 23,
1856 - Sept 2, 1894. His second marriage was to MARY LEE VENABLE.
PFAFF, EMANUEL, great-grandson of Peter Pfaff, Sr. He was a blacksmith and farmer
PFAFF, Mrs. Emanuel, (nee SUSAN LEDFORD)
PFAFF, SIDNEY, Dec. 24, 1847 - Feb 8, 1925, married HATTIE CLODFELTER; lived in Waughtown
POINDEXTER, Mrs. Roland (nee LISETTA WARNER)
RAYLE, Mrs. BARLETT Y., (nee ELLEN SHEPHER LEHMAN), daughter of HENRY RENATUS LEHMAN, and PAMELA ELIZABETH WOLFF
LEHMAN. The Rayles married Oct. 14, 1861; he was a graduate of Trinity College, near High Point, N.C.
SHORE, Mrs. Augustus E., (nee ANN E KEIGER), Sept 19, 1832-Nov 3, 1910, mother of Mrs. DELLA SHORE DAVIS, and grandmother of
Mrs. SUE DELL HALL.
SMITH, ALLEN P., has descendants in the King-Tobaccoville vicinity.
SMITH, Mrs. Allen P., (nee ELIZABETH S. STYERS), they married Aug 14, 1839. She was a sister of JOHN A. STYERS, and MAHALA A.
LEDFORD KIGER, and ANTONETTE SPEAS.
SPAINHOUR, WILLIAM A., Dec. 9, 1821 - Oct 31, 1895, married MARY CATHERINE PETREE, March 15, 1843. She was born Aug. 8 1823;
died, July 3, 1891. She was a sister of Riley Frost Petree, Ezekiel Petree, and Mrs. A. J. Helsabeck.
SPEAS, Mrs. Edwin N., (NEE Antonette a. STYERS), SISTER OF John A. Styers, and grandmother of Dr. D. C. SPEAS.
TERRY, LEWIS, never married, son of JOHN JENKINS TERRY, lived in southeast Stokes County.
TESH, Mrs. G.W., (nee ALVIRA MAHALEY STYERS) daughter of JOHN A. STYERS and ELIZ REICH STYERS.
TIPTON, Mrs Harriet Pfaff, daughter of EMANUEL PFAFF and SUSAN LEDFORD PFAFF. She was said to have been married twice.
TRANSOU, Mrs. Lewis, (nee NANCY FLYNT), daughter of JOHN P. FLYNT. Her father married ELIZABETH EAST on July 21, 1829. Her first
husband was lost in Confederate military service; her second marriage was to EDWIN TRANSOU of Boonville, N.C.
TUTTLE, Mrs. REBECCA PETRE, daughter of Riley Frost Petree, and Oletha Helsabeck Petree.
WERNER, JESSE, brother of JACOB WERNER, who lived at Seward, N.C. Jesse’s first marriage, Aug. 28, 1871, was to LUCINDA KREGER;
his second to REBECCA HAWKINS; his third to a lady whose first name was BARBARA.
WOLFF, JOHN A., was born April 18, 1841; died Jan 13, 1906
WOLFF, Mrs. John A., (nee CYNTHIA ELIZABETH HAMPTON), Dec. 7, 1837 - Dec. 1890. They married Oct 12, 1860, and were the parents
of J. WALTER WOLFF, Christian preacher.
Life Spans
“Many of those who have been affiliated with the Disciples of Christ at Pfafftown, and various others who by some substantive factor have
been related thereto, have passed from this life. Within this broad perspective are listed appropriately below those whose dates of birth and
death have been available for this alphabetical record…
Abbott, Peyton Bryant Feb. 28, 1860- Jan. 24, 1917
Briggs, Jesse Nov. 25, 1811-Oct 22, 1877
Brindle, Daniel Abram May 1, 1863- July 8, 1936
Bullard, Dr. Chester March 12, 1809-Feb 27, 1893
Campbell, William George Lawson March 11, 1878-Apr 9, 1930
Campbell, Mrs. Wm. Geo. Lawson ( Amy Cribb) Dec 10, 1877-Dec 2, 1945
Clayton, William Franklin Nov 28, 1828-Feb 15, 1885
Clayton, Mrs. Wm. Franklin ( Maria Sullivan) Dec. 29, 1829-March 15, 1869
Conrad, Eugene W. Dec 30, 1875-Oct 16, 1946
Conrad, Phillipina Christine (widow Hauser) Apr. 3 1788- Aug 3, 1847
Conrad, Mrs. W.A. Adinah Magdalene Salome Pfaff) June 9 1863-May 27, 1921
Davis, Dr. Job Worth Oct. 5, 1877-Aug 30, 1937
Davis, Mrs. Job Worth (Della Shore) Apr. 22, 1878-July 5, 1959
Davis, Dr. Sylvanus David Sept 8, 1832-Aug 13, 1896
Davis, Mrs. Sylvanus Davis (Jane Transou) Nov. 16, 1840- Jan. 8, 1927
Doub, Peter (Methodist) March 12, 1796-Aug. 24, 1869
Felts, Mrs. William Saunders (Clarice Williams) Oct 8, 1907-Feb. 12, 1946
Flynt, Mrs. George H. (Pattie Miller) April 24, 1874-Nov. 15, 1928
Flynt, George William, Sr. May 31, 1875- June 27, 1951
Flynt, John Proctor April 27, 1829-March 20, 1902
Flynt, Mrs. John Proctor (Lucy E. Petree) June 15, 1833 - June 24, 1911
Flynt, Romulus Briton Dec. 25, 1839- Oct. 16, 1908
Flynt, Mrs. Romulus Briton (Amanda Thomas) Jan. 20, 1841 - Aug 18, 1920
Flynt, Sandy R. (Aline Reese) July 13, 1895 - Jan 25, 1945
Fulk, Mrs. Augustus (Legusta Hauser) Sept. 30, 1840 - May 26, 1925
Hansbrough, Elijah June 16, 1824 -June 30, 1896
Hauser, Mrs. Ezra (Mary Collins) April 9, 1826 - Aug. 29, 1890
Helsabeck, Robert Alexander Jan. 1, 1870- Oct. 9, 1943
Helsabeck, Mrs. Robert Alexander (Annie Eliza Vest) Dec. 9, 1870- March 10, 1963
Idol, John Oct. 24, 1825 - May 13, 1908
Jones, Dr. Beverly Aug. 18, 1811 - Nov. 8, 1902
Jones, Mrs. Beverly (Julia Amelia Conrad) Jan. 25, 1824 - May 1, 1913
Jones, Judge Erastus Beverly Aug. 21, 1852 - Aug. 15 1923
Jones, James Benjamin April 16, 1846 - Nov. 8, 1911
Jones, Lucien Guinn Dec. 9, 1863- Feb 7, 1943
Jones, Dr. Robert Henry July 23, 1850- May 8, 1933
Jordan, Joseph Fillmore Oct. 25, 1854-Nov. 22, 1924
Kiser, Claude Jan. 20, 1881 - May 1, 1952
Kiser, Mrs. Claude (Mamie Adeline Moore) Sept. 30, 1883- Apr. 29, 1940
Kurfees, Marshall Clement Jan. 31, 1856- Feb 17, 1931
Lash, Jacob Nov. 22, 1721-Nov 8, 1782
Lash, Johann Christian Dec. 25, 1758-Jan. 12, 1844
Lehman, Henry Renatus Oct 28, 1811 - July 1, 1889
Lehman, Mrs. H. Renatus (Pamela Elizabeth Wolff) Nov. 18, 1815 - May 25, 1891
Lehman, Peyton Tirefens April 10, 1843 - Feb 5, 1924
Lehman, Mrs. Peyton Tirefens Nov. 16, 1844 - May 24, 1924
Miller, Solomon Augustine Oct. 22,1828-July 17, 1898
Miller, Mrs. Sol. Augustine (Almira Jane Null) Aug. 19, 1830 - Jan 17, 1913
Neely, George Washington ___, 1828 - Sept. 20, 1899
Neely,Mrs. Geo. Washington (Mary A. Atwater) ___, 1835 - April 12, 1900
Pfaff, Albert T. Dec. 13, 1853 - Jan. 30, 1933
Mrs. Albert T. (Rosa L. Spach) Oct. 15, 1862 - Jan. 7, 1933
Mrs. Benjamin (Minerva M.) July 3, 1817 - Feb. 7, 1910
Edwin Bahnson July 4, 1891 - Jan. 8, 1965
Edwin Peter Feb. 28, 1824 - Sept. 1, 1902
Mrs. Edwin Peter (Sallie Maria Flynt) Nov. 21, 1830 -Apr. 18, 1901
Isaac, Sr. Apr. 25, 1755 - June 13, 1832
Mrs. Isaac, Sr. (Margaretha Volk) Sept. 27, 1761 - June 4, 1851
John Henry Sept. 22, 1858 - Oct. 17, 1949
Mrs. John Henry (Sarah Stroup) Dec. 1, 1866 - March 9, 1945
Louise Aug. 17, 1872 -May 18, 1961
Peter, Jr. Jan. 27, 1773 -June 22, 1865
Mrs. Peter, Jr. (Anna Magdalene Conrad) Nov. 1782 -Sept. 25, 1863
Peter, Sr. June 24, 1724 - Jan 22, 1804
Mrs. Peter, Sr. (Anna Walberger Kerber) Dec. 26, 1734 -Nov. 9, 1774
Sallie P. June 16, 1866 - Dec. 28, 1945
Solomon Jan. 13, 1808-Nov. 8, 1890
Mrs. Solomon (Susannah Rebecca Conrad) May 5, 1813-Sept. 22, 1884
Poindexter, Richard 1827-1894
Poindexter, Mrs. Richard (Kisiah) 1827-1888
Reid, Mrs. Treva Spaugh Aug. 8, 1902 - Oct 16, 1964
Richmond, Mrs. John M. (Mary M. Flynt) June 8, 1842 - Oct. 14, 1866
Saunders, John Thomas May 5, 1875 - July 2, 1933
Saylor, Lewis A. Oct. 7, 1863 - Feb. 3, 1932
Scott, Mrs. T. Rufus (Carrie V. Transou) June 4, 1863-March 3, 1952
Shonts, Mrs. Harry Jennings (Hazel Campbell) April 7, 1906-July 29, 1963
Shore, Hoke Flynt Oct 28,1916 - July 11, 1945
Irvin Calvin Oct. 19, 1870-March 25, 1953
Irvin Gray Sept. 16, 1904-Jan. 8, 1932
Joshua K. Jan 7, 1831-March 9, 1909
Joshua Kennerly 1794-May 27, 1858
Stimson, A. Dorsey May 27, 1846-Dec 13, 1927
Stimson, Mrs. A. Dorsey (Angelica Elizabeth Pfaff) Jan 2, 1851-July 6, 1943
Stimson, Pleasant Henderson Jan. 6, 1856-Jan. 20, 1935
Stimson, Mrs. Pleas. Henderson (Rosa V. Pfaff) Dec. 27, 1853-Dec. 9, 1934
Stroble, Donald E., Sr., Apr. 18, 1887-April 9, 1942
Styers, Jesse Sept. 5, 1788-July 6,1857
Styers, Mrs. Jesse (Maria Catherina Pfaff) May 29, 1792-March 1, 1866
Styers, John A. Oct. 7, 1816-Oct 6, 1892
Styers, Mrs. John A. (Eliza Reich) May 4, 1820-Jan 19, 1866
Sutton, Samuel Gunn 1861-Jan 18, 1948
Thomas, Joseph, (The White Pilgrim) March 7, 1791-April 9, 1833
Transou, Abraham March 15, 1756-July 30,1833
Mrs. Abraham (Anna Maria Pfaff) May 5, 1792-Nov. 16, 1800
Albert Lewis Jan. 8, 1864-March 2,1918
Mrs. Albert Lewis (Sally Flynt) Nov. 26, 1868-Dec. 29,1956
Alexander Feb. 10, 1814-Dec 26, 1904
Mrs. Alexander (Martha Church) April 15, 1820-Jan. 6, 1899
Amos Jan 8, 1845-Feb 22, 1925
Mrs. Amos (Eliza Jane Alspaugh) Oct. 7, 1851-May 10, 1924
Augustine C. March 20, 1819-Sept. 29, 1864
Mrs. Augustine (Mary Elizabeth Alspaugh) April 17, 1832-Dec. 14, 1904
Charles Edwin Oct. 28, 1845-Dec 31, 1875
Claude April 5, 1872-Sept. 30, 1957
Mrs. Claude (Hannah Adelaide Davis) June 13, 1874-Oct. 17, 1946
Ellen Sophia Dec. 8, 1848-July 1, 1911
Ephraim Feb. 8, 1811-Aug. 17, 1883
Mrs. Ephraim (Adelaide Cooper) Aug. 19, 1812-Feb. 25, 1872
Evan March 3, 1827-Sept. 12, 1912
Mrs. Evan (Elizabeth Church) Dec. 17, 1829-Dec. 8, 1912
Jacob 1822-April 7, 1864
Johann Philip Oct 2, 1723-April 19, 1792
Mrs. Johann P. (Maria Magdalene Ganter) 1729-Nov 12, 1803
Jonathan Jan. 6, 1807-Dec. 9, 1880
Julius Abraham Jan. 1, 1832-June 21, 1930
Mrs. Julius Abraham (Julia Sybilla Conrad) Feb. 22, 1835-April 20, 1902
Marie M. April 24, 1862-June 18, 1898
Phillip Sept. 26, 1783-Aug. 7, 1863
Mrs. Phillip (Mary Stoltz) Jan. 13, 1789-Dec. 4, 1865
Rufus Edward Dec. 15, 1854-May 30, 1915
Warner, M. Van Jan 16, 1840-July 6, 1919
Wilson, Dr. George Follett Jan. 25, 1805-Oct. 31, 1857
Mrs. Geo. Follett (Henrietta Sophia Hauser) May 9, 1813-Feb. 19, 1878
George Follett II July 20, 1863-March 28, 1930
Mrs. Geo. Follett II (Ella Spach) May 17, 1866-July 4, 1925
Virgil Angelo Sept. 28, 1834-Aug. 23, 1905
Mrs. Virgil Angelo (Martha Ann Elizabeth Hauser) April 18, 1835-Oct 5, 1923
Virgil Angelo II Aug 31, 1895-April 27, 1959
Wolff, J. Walter 1861-June 10, 1930
Lydia Sophia Transou Jan. 19, 1809-Nov. 13, 1869
Yarbrough, Mrs. Wade H. (Annette Flynt) March 28, 1873-May 20, 1957
Ziglar, James Thomas Nov. 23, 1829-Nov. 30, 1902”
“STAR IN WACHOVIA”
by Charles Crossfield Ware
1965
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