Reese BREWER Betsey BREWER Sterling BREWER Allen BREWER Jean BREWER Priscilla BREWER Sally BREWER John BREWER Mini tree diagram
Sally NOMAIDENNAME

Sally NOMAIDENNAME2,1,1

about 1750 - after Aug 18061

Life History

about 1750

Born

1766

Birth of daughter Betsey BREWER.2

before 1806

Death of daughter Betsey BREWER in Dickson County, Tennessee.2,3,2

about Aug 1806

Death of Reese BREWER.1

after Aug 1806

Died in Dickson County, Tennessee.1

Other facts

 

Married Reese BREWER

 

Birth of son Sterling BREWER

 

Birth of son Allen BREWER

 

Birth of daughter Jean BREWER

 

Birth of daughter Priscilla BREWER

 

Birth of daughter Sally BREWER

 

Birth of son John BREWER

Notes

  • From the research of Erik Christensen:
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    Hi Orville,

    I recently added Betsey Brewer (circa 1767 - 1806), wife of Drury Christian, to my tree and came across her in your well-researched tree as well.  Betsey was the daughter of Reese (often spelled Reace, Rece, etc.) Brewer and Sally (maiden name unknown).  Our line descends from Reese and Sally's son Sterling Brewer.  We had long suspected that Sterling's father was Reese, but I didn't know that for sure until today, when I finally found his Will in Dickson County, Tennessee.  The Will can be found in my Gallery for Reese Brewer.

    In the Will, you can see that Reese leaves one dollar to his son-in-law D Christian.  I have found a marriage record for Drury Christian and Betsey Brewer in Warren County, North Carolina, which is where Reese and his family lived for several years.  The bondsman for her wedding was Allen Brewer, who I know from another record was a son of Reese Brewer.  I believe Betsey had likely died before 1806, since Reese leaves property to another living daughter, Jean Thomas, and lists her by name, rather than his "Thomas" son-in-law.

    Reese likely descends from John Brewer who died around 1780 in Hertford County, North Carolina.
    --  Erik Christensen, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 8 May 2020
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    Resse's will bequeaths all property to his wife Sally until her death, when various parts of it will go to those designated in his will.

    Will of Rees Brewer Part 1
    Aug 1806
    Dickson County, Tennessee
    Wife Sally Brewer, entire estate to go to her, until her death
    Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927, Dickson, Wills 1800-1899, Loose Records, Pages 80-81, FamilySearch.org, courtesy of the research of  Erik Christensen, on Ancestry 07 May 2020, accessed 8 May 2020

    Sally and her son John were appointed co-administrators of Reese Brewer's estate.

    Will of Rees Brewer Part 3
    Aug 1806
    Dickson County, Tennessee
    After the death of wife Sally Brewer, Grandson William Thomas, son of Jean Thomas, 1 slave
    Wife Sally and son John Brewer designated as Administratrix and Administrator of the estate
    Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927, Dickson, Wills 1800-1899, Loose Records, Pages 80-81, FamilySearch.org, courtesy of the research of  Erik Christensen, on Ancestry 07 May 2020, accessed 8 May 2020

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