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| '''Birth'''  || 1797-1800 ||  || || <sup class="reference">[1][8][</sup>
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| '''Birth'''  || 1797-1800 ||Mecklenburg Co. NC || || <sup class="reference">[1][8][10]</sup>
 
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| '''Marriage''' || 12 Jun 1821 || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| '''Marriage''' || 12 Jun 1821 || ||To Mary "Polly" Hipp || <sup class="reference">[9][10]</sup>
 
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| '''Death''' || 1847-1850 || || Will dated 21 Mar 1847, not present in 1850 census || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| '''Death''' || 1847, after 21 Mar. ||Mecklenburg Co. NC || Will was signed 21 Mar 1847; indexed in 1847 || <sup class="reference">[3][10]</sup>
 
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   ''Generation 5''                ''Generation 6''                ''Generation 7''
 
   ''Generation 5''                ''Generation 6''                ''Generation 7''
 
    
 
    
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                                                        +-- [[John King]]
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                                                      +-- [[John King]]
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                                                        |  (????-????)             
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                                                      |  (????-????)             
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                          +-- [[George Washington King]] --+
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                        +-- [[George Washington King]] --+
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                        |  (d.>1847)                |
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   [[William Julius A. King]] --+                            +-- [[Elizabeth Smith (McCormick)]]
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   [[William John A. King]] --+                            +-- [[Elizabeth Unknown (McCormick)]]
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   (1840-1867)             |                                (????-????)
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   (1840-1867)           |                                (????-????)
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                          +-- [[Polly Hipp]]
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                        +-- [[Mary "Polly" Hipp]]
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                              (????-????)
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                            (????-????)
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<sup class="reference">[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]</sup>
 
=Children=
 
=Children=
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(all children with [[Polly Hipp]])
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(all children with [[Mary "Polly" Hipp]])
 
{| class="wikitable"  
 
{| class="wikitable"  
 
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 
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| [[Margaret King]]          || F || 1825-1830 || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| [[Margaret King]]          || F || 1825-1830 ||NC || || || <sup class="reference">[6][10]</sup>
 
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| [[William Julius A. King]] || M || 15 Jan 1840 || NC || [[Sarah Jane Plummer]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| [[William Julius A. King]] || M || ~1837 || NC ||Elizabeth Freeman  || || <sup class="reference">[6][10]</sup>
 
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| [[John King (1837)|John King]] || M || ~1837 || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| [[William John A. King]] || M || 15 Jan 1840  ||NC ||[[Sarah Jane Plummer]] ||Direct line || <sup class="reference">[6][10]</sup>
 
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| Mecklenburg County, NC || 1847 || ||
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| Mecklenburg County, NC || 1847 || || <sup class="reference">[1][2][3][4][5][6][10]</sup>
 
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| '''[[Source:_1850_United_States_Federal_Census|1850 United States Federal Census]]''', (township not listed), Cherokee Co., NC, page 109, lines 32-42, and page 110, lines 1-9 list several King families living adjacaent to one another.  RELATIONSHIP NOT ESTABLISHED. Name similarities are of interest; location is unexpected.
 
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In the fist house there is a ''John King'', 49, married to an ''Elizabeth King'', 47.  They live with seven children: son ''James M. King'', 27; son ''Degall[?] P. King'', 20; son ''Daniel G.[?] King'', 18; daughter ''Lucinda King'',14; daughter ''Hannah E. King'', 12; son ''Andrew M. King'', 9; and daughter ''[unknown] M. King'', 6.  John, James, Degall, and Daniel are farmers. Everyone was born in NC. 
 
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The next house on the list belongs to ''George W. King'', 26, an his wife ''Mary A. King'', 23.  They live with two children: son ''John V.[?] King'', 3, and son ''Zacariah T.[?] King'', age 3 months. George is a farmer. They were all born in NC.
 
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The next house on the list belongs to ''William King'', 28, and his wife ''Elizabeth King'', 26.  They live with five children:  son ''George W. King'', 7; son ''John F. King'', 5; son ''James W. King'', 4; daughter ''Susan L. King'', 2; and daughter ''Martha P. King'', age one month.  William is a farmer. Everyone was born in NC except for Elizabeth, who was born in TN. Elizabeth is illiterate.  George and John attended school within the census year.
 
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This census is dated 1 Jun 1850.
 
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| [[Image:1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg109.jpg|50px|center]]<br>[[Image:1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg110.jpg|50px|center]]
 
 
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| '''[[Source:_1830_United_States_Federal_Census|1830 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 122 Pg 338; Ancestry.com pg. 53.<br>Geo. W. King age 30-40; 1 male age 20-30; 2 females under age 5; 1 female age 30-40.  This indicates that one daughter did not survive to the time of his will, 1847.  The male age 20-30 is possibly George's brother Arguile, since Arguile does not seem to appear in the 1830 census, whereas his brother Colin C. King does.
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| '''[[Source: 1800 United States Federal Census|1800 United States Federal Census]]''', Salsbury Twp., Mecklenburg Co. NC. (from Ancestry.com pg. 1). Household of John King: 3 males under age 10; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 26-55; 1 female 26-44; 2 blacks.
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|[[Image:1800 census nc mecklenburg salisbury pg 1.jpg|50px|center]]
 
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!'''2'''
 
!'''2'''
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| '''[[Source: 1810 United States Federal Census|1810 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC. (from Ancestry.com pg.3)<br>Household of Jno. King: 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 26-55, 1 female 26-44, 5 blacks.
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|[[Image:1810 census nc mecklenburg pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
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!'''3'''
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| '''[[Source: 1820 United States Federal Census|1820 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co. NC, pg 8, undated.  Household of Elizabeth King with 3 male  aged 16-25 (including 1 male 16-18), and 1 female >45.  On the previous line is the family of John W. King: 1 male 26-44, 1 female <10 and 1 female 26-44.
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|[[Image:1820 census nc mecklenburg not stated pg 8.jpg|50px|center]] 
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!'''4'''
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| '''[[Source:_1830_United_States_Federal_Census|1830 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 122 Pg 338; Ancestry.com pg. 53.<br>Geo. W. King age 30-40; 1 male age 20-30; 2 females under age 5; 1 female age 30-40.  This indicates that one daughter did not survive to the time of his will, 1847.  The male age 20-30 is possibly George's brother Arguile, since Arguile does not seem to appear in the 1830 census, whereas his brother Colin C. King does.
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|[[Image:1830 census nc mecklenburg pg 53.jpg|50px|center]]
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!'''5'''
 
| '''[[Source:_1840_United_States_Federal_Census|1840 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 365 Pg 302; Ancestry.com pg. 87.  <br> George W. King age 40-50 yrs; children: 1 male under 5 yrs; 1 male 5-10 yrs; 1 female 10-15 yrs.   
 
| '''[[Source:_1840_United_States_Federal_Census|1840 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 365 Pg 302; Ancestry.com pg. 87.  <br> George W. King age 40-50 yrs; children: 1 male under 5 yrs; 1 male 5-10 yrs; 1 female 10-15 yrs.   
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! '''3'''
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| '''[[Source:_1860_United_States_Federal_Census|1860 United States Federal Census]]''', Western Division, Mecklenburg Co., NC, page 99, lines 9-14 list ''George W. King'', 23, married to ''Cynthia King'', 21.  They live with two children:  ''John King'', 2; and ''James King'', age 8 months.  They also live with a pair of twins, ''John Bissell'' and ''William Bissell'', both 22.  Everyone is from NC. This census is dated 28 Jul 1860.
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| '''Will of George W. King''' from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book I, p. 102 (Signed 21 Mar. 1847).   
 
| '''Will of George W. King''' from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book I, p. 102 (Signed 21 Mar. 1847).   
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Names 3 children: Margaret, William Julius, & John; William J. King is 2nd child. Appoints brother Colin C. King as guardian of "my two youngest sons". Balance of property divided among "my three children". Executors Collin C. King & Stephen Wilson. Witnesses John W. Neel & Cynthia A. King
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Names 3 children: Margaret, William Julius, & John. Gold mining interest left to "William Julius, my 2nd child". Appoints brother Colin C. King as guardian of "my two youngest sons" (ie. they are minors). Balance of property divided among "my three children". Executors Collin C. King & Stephen Wilson. Witnesses John W. Neel & Cynthia A. King.<br> Per researcher Murphy Whisnant, this will was indexed into the willbook  in the same year it was signed, signifying the death of George W. King in 1847.  Wills were not always formally probated at that time.
 
|[[Image:Will of George King.jpg|50 px|center|]]<br>[[Will of George W. King|(Full transcription)]]
 
|[[Image:Will of George King.jpg|50 px|center|]]<br>[[Will of George W. King|(Full transcription)]]
  
 
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|'''Will of John I. King''' from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book J, p. 42 (signed 23 Feb. 1857).
 
|'''Will of John I. King''' from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book J, p. 42 (signed 23 Feb. 1857).
  
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|'''Interview of Henrietta King''' Sunday 8 Aug. 1993, Charlotte, NC, by Murphy Whisnant.  "This afternoon we took some family history over to Herietta and during converstion she was telling about her father, Alphonso W. King, and his telling her that her great grandfather was George Washington.  Being proud of it she told her school friends and at home one day she also told a visiting friend that her great grandfather was George Washington.  Alfonso King heard part of the conversation and asked her what she had said.  He corrected her as meaning her great grandfather was George Washington King."
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|'''Interview of Henrietta KingDeV. Rotunno''' Sunday 8 Aug. 1993, Charlotte, NC, by Murphy Whisnant.  "This afternoon we took some family history over to Herietta and during converstion she was telling about her father, Alphonso W. King, and his telling her that her great grandfather was George Washington.  Being proud of it she told her school friends and at home one day she also told a visiting friend that her great grandfather was George Washington.  Alfonso King heard part of the conversation and asked her what she had said.  He corrected her as meaning her great grandfather was George Washington King."<br>Note: This interview establishes the line of Alfonso King as descending from George Washington King.
  
 
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|'''Marriages of Mecklenburg County, NC 1783-1868''', by Brent H. Holcomb, Baltimore, MD; from Ancestry.com. Also from Records GR 9 929.3 Public Library of Charlotte, NC.<br>King, George & Polly Hipp; Date of bond:  12 June 1821; Bondsman William H. McLeary; witness: Isaac Alexander.  
 
|'''Marriages of Mecklenburg County, NC 1783-1868''', by Brent H. Holcomb, Baltimore, MD; from Ancestry.com. Also from Records GR 9 929.3 Public Library of Charlotte, NC.<br>King, George & Polly Hipp; Date of bond:  12 June 1821; Bondsman William H. McLeary; witness: Isaac Alexander.  
 
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|'''Marriages of Mecklenburg County, NC 1783-1868''', by Brent H. Holcomb, Baltimore, MD; from Ancestry.com.  <br>John King & Eliz. McCormick, 26 April 1797; William Conner, bondsman.
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|'''Research of Murphy & Robbie King Whisnant''', correspondence & interviews of Murphy Whisnant by E. W. Williams, 1990-ongoing.  
 
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===Source Notes===
 
===Source Notes===
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*The 1850 census from Cherokee County has not been linked explicitly to our direct-line Kings; a lot of the names matched up so I included it here, even though Cherokee County is quite a ways away from Charlotte.
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* No George W. King, Arguile King, nor Colin C. King ( or name variants) found in the 1820 census. Their father John King not found.  John W. King found in 1820, but by 1830 his age brackets rule him out as a match (1820 age brackets too broad to judge).
 
*The 1840 census Mecklenburg County indicates that George W. King's wife is already dead by 1840.  His will is dated 1847, so very likely he also may be dead by 1850.
 
*The 1840 census Mecklenburg County indicates that George W. King's wife is already dead by 1840.  His will is dated 1847, so very likely he also may be dead by 1850.
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*The reference to George W. King and William J. King in the NC Troops book suggests that they are either brothers or cousins.  They are of the same generation and enlisted in the same place on the same day, the only two people in the regiment with the surname King.  This is either our direct-line George W. King and his brother, or William Julius A. King and his brother.  The dates for George W. King given in this source (that he was 24 years old in 1862) suggest that he is '''not''' the direct-line George W. King, but instead the brother of William Julius A. King.  This source should therefore be moved to the WJAK page.
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* No census has been found listing the two minor sons of George W. King in 1850, 1860 or 1870, living with any King family including guardian Colin C. King, nor with Hipp grandparents.
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===Research Notes===
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*The 1850 census from Cherokee County has not been linked explicitly to our direct-line Kings; a lot of the names matched up so I included it here, even though Cherokee County is quite a ways away from Charlotte.
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! '''R1'''
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| '''[[Source:_1850_United_States_Federal_Census|1850 United States Federal Census]]''', (township not listed), Cherokee Co., NC, page 109, lines 32-42, and page 110, lines 1-9 list several King families living adjacaent to one another.  RELATIONSHIP NOT ESTABLISHED. Name similarities are of interest; location is unexpected.
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In the fist house there is a ''John King'', 49, married to an ''Elizabeth King'', 47.  They live with seven children: son ''James M. King'', 27; son ''Degall[?] P. King'', 20; son ''Daniel G.[?] King'', 18; daughter ''Lucinda King'',14; daughter ''Hannah E. King'', 12; son ''Andrew M. King'', 9; and daughter ''[unknown] M. King'', 6.  John, James, Degall, and Daniel are farmers. Everyone was born in NC. 
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The next house on the list belongs to ''George W. King'', 26, an his wife ''Mary A. King'', 23. They live with two children: son ''John V.[?] King'', 3, and son ''Zacariah T.[?] King'', age 3 months. George is a farmer. They were all born in NC.
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The next house on the list belongs to ''William King'', 28, and his wife ''Elizabeth King'', 26.  They live with five children:  son ''George W. King'', 7; son ''John F. King'', 5; son ''James W. King'', 4; daughter ''Susan L. King'', 2; and daughter ''Martha P. King'', age one month.  William is a farmer. Everyone was born in NC except for Elizabeth, who was born in TN. Elizabeth is illiterate.  George and John attended school within the census year.
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This census is dated 1 Jun 1850.
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| [[Image:1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg109.jpg|50px|center]]<br>[[Image:1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg110.jpg|50px|center]]
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Latest revision as of 12:44, 20 February 2008

Census complete.png
Date Location Notes Sources
Birth 1797-1800 Mecklenburg Co. NC [1][8][10]
Marriage 12 Jun 1821 To Mary "Polly" Hipp [9][10]
Death 1847, after 21 Mar. Mecklenburg Co. NC Will was signed 21 Mar 1847; indexed in 1847 [3][10]

[edit] Ancestry chart segment 

 Generation 5                 Generation 6                 Generation 7
 
                                                     +-- John King
                                                     |   (????-????)             
                        +-- George Washington King --+
                        |   (d.>1847)                |
 William John A. King --+                            +-- Elizabeth Unknown (McCormick)
 (1840-1867)            |                                (????-????)
                        +-- Mary "Polly" Hipp
                            (????-????)

[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]

[edit] Children

(all children with Mary "Polly" Hipp)

Name Gender Date of Birth Birthplace Spouse Notes Sources
Margaret King F 1825-1830 NC [6][10]
William Julius A. King M ~1837 NC Elizabeth Freeman [6][10]
William John A. King M 15 Jan 1840 NC Sarah Jane Plummer Direct line [6][10]

[edit] Places of Residence

Location Dates Notes Sources
Mecklenburg County, NC 1847 [1][2][3][4][5][6][10]

[edit] Sources

Ref. Num. Description Image of original
1 1800 United States Federal Census, Salsbury Twp., Mecklenburg Co. NC. (from Ancestry.com pg. 1). Household of John King: 3 males under age 10; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 26-55; 1 female 26-44; 2 blacks.
1800 census nc mecklenburg salisbury pg 1.jpg
2 1810 United States Federal Census, Mecklenburg Co., NC. (from Ancestry.com pg.3)
Household of Jno. King: 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 26-55, 1 female 26-44, 5 blacks.
1810 census nc mecklenburg pg 3.jpg
3 1820 United States Federal Census, Mecklenburg Co. NC, pg 8, undated. Household of Elizabeth King with 3 male aged 16-25 (including 1 male 16-18), and 1 female >45. On the previous line is the family of John W. King: 1 male 26-44, 1 female <10 and 1 female 26-44.
1820 census nc mecklenburg not stated pg 8.jpg
4 1830 United States Federal Census, Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 122 Pg 338; Ancestry.com pg. 53.
Geo. W. King age 30-40; 1 male age 20-30; 2 females under age 5; 1 female age 30-40. This indicates that one daughter did not survive to the time of his will, 1847. The male age 20-30 is possibly George's brother Arguile, since Arguile does not seem to appear in the 1830 census, whereas his brother Colin C. King does.
1830 census nc mecklenburg pg 53.jpg
5 1840 United States Federal Census, Mecklenburg Co., NC, Nat. Archives Roll 365 Pg 302; Ancestry.com pg. 87.
George W. King age 40-50 yrs; children: 1 male under 5 yrs; 1 male 5-10 yrs; 1 female 10-15 yrs.
1840 census nc mecklenburg pg 302.jpg
6 Will of George W. King from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book I, p. 102 (Signed 21 Mar. 1847).

Names 3 children: Margaret, William Julius, & John. Gold mining interest left to "William Julius, my 2nd child". Appoints brother Colin C. King as guardian of "my two youngest sons" (ie. they are minors). Balance of property divided among "my three children". Executors Collin C. King & Stephen Wilson. Witnesses John W. Neel & Cynthia A. King.
Per researcher Murphy Whisnant, this will was indexed into the willbook in the same year it was signed, signifying the death of George W. King in 1847. Wills were not always formally probated at that time.

Will of George King.jpg

(Full transcription)
7 Will of John I. King from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book J, p. 42 (signed 23 Feb. 1857).

Names mother Synthia D. King; brothers William J. A. King, Pinkney A. King, Geo. W. King, & Collin C. King Jr.; his father, C. C. King, as executor. Witnesses James L. Todd & R. H. Lafferty.

(Full transcription)
8 Interview of Henrietta KingDeV. Rotunno Sunday 8 Aug. 1993, Charlotte, NC, by Murphy Whisnant. "This afternoon we took some family history over to Herietta and during converstion she was telling about her father, Alphonso W. King, and his telling her that her great grandfather was George Washington. Being proud of it she told her school friends and at home one day she also told a visiting friend that her great grandfather was George Washington. Alfonso King heard part of the conversation and asked her what she had said. He corrected her as meaning her great grandfather was George Washington King."
Note: This interview establishes the line of Alfonso King as descending from George Washington King.
9 Marriages of Mecklenburg County, NC 1783-1868, by Brent H. Holcomb, Baltimore, MD; from Ancestry.com. Also from Records GR 9 929.3 Public Library of Charlotte, NC.
King, George & Polly Hipp; Date of bond: 12 June 1821; Bondsman William H. McLeary; witness: Isaac Alexander.
10 Research of Murphy & Robbie King Whisnant, correspondence & interviews of Murphy Whisnant by E. W. Williams, 1990-ongoing.

[edit] Source Notes

  • No George W. King, Arguile King, nor Colin C. King ( or name variants) found in the 1820 census. Their father John King not found. John W. King found in 1820, but by 1830 his age brackets rule him out as a match (1820 age brackets too broad to judge).
  • The 1840 census Mecklenburg County indicates that George W. King's wife is already dead by 1840. His will is dated 1847, so very likely he also may be dead by 1850.
  • No census has been found listing the two minor sons of George W. King in 1850, 1860 or 1870, living with any King family including guardian Colin C. King, nor with Hipp grandparents.

[edit] Research Notes

  • The 1850 census from Cherokee County has not been linked explicitly to our direct-line Kings; a lot of the names matched up so I included it here, even though Cherokee County is quite a ways away from Charlotte.
Ref. Num. Description Image of original
R1 1850 United States Federal Census, (township not listed), Cherokee Co., NC, page 109, lines 32-42, and page 110, lines 1-9 list several King families living adjacaent to one another. RELATIONSHIP NOT ESTABLISHED. Name similarities are of interest; location is unexpected.

In the fist house there is a John King, 49, married to an Elizabeth King, 47. They live with seven children: son James M. King, 27; son Degall[?] P. King, 20; son Daniel G.[?] King, 18; daughter Lucinda King,14; daughter Hannah E. King, 12; son Andrew M. King, 9; and daughter [unknown] M. King, 6. John, James, Degall, and Daniel are farmers. Everyone was born in NC.

The next house on the list belongs to George W. King, 26, an his wife Mary A. King, 23. They live with two children: son John V.[?] King, 3, and son Zacariah T.[?] King, age 3 months. George is a farmer. They were all born in NC.

The next house on the list belongs to William King, 28, and his wife Elizabeth King, 26. They live with five children: son George W. King, 7; son John F. King, 5; son James W. King, 4; daughter Susan L. King, 2; and daughter Martha P. King, age one month. William is a farmer. Everyone was born in NC except for Elizabeth, who was born in TN. Elizabeth is illiterate. George and John attended school within the census year.

This census is dated 1 Jun 1850.

1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg109.jpg

1850 census nc cherokee not stated pg110.jpg
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