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Persoonlijke gegevens John Symons 

• Hij is geboren op 22 mei 1678 in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina, Verenigde Staten.
• Gedoopt (op 8-jarige leeftijd of later) door het priesterschapsgezag van de LDS-kerk op 17 september 1955.
• Hij is overleden op 1 maart 1741 in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 62 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Rebecca White

Gezin van John Symons

(1) Hij is getrouwd met Priscilla Tomes.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 8 maart 1722 te Pasquotank Co., North Carolina, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 43 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Francis Symons  1722-????
2. Damaris Symons  1724-????

(2) Hij is getrouwd met Damaris White.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 8 augustus 1700 te Pasquotank Co., North Carolina, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 22 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Rebeckah Symons  1704-????
2. Thomas Symons  1702-1757 
3. John Symons  1707-1708
4. Jacob Symons  1709-????
5. Francis Symons  1713-1715
6. Peter Symons  1716-???? 
7. Joseph Symons  1719-1756

Notities over John Symons

possibly mar. #3, Ann (Keaton) Bundy, 7 May 1724, Pasq. Co., NC
Mar. #2 - Priscilla (Tomes) Nicholson Kinsey, 8 Mar 1721/2

Vol. 1, NC, "Ency. of Amer. Quaker Gen." by W. W. Hinshaw
SYMONS. (Pasquotank MM), p. 166
1700, 6, 8. John, Little River, Pasquotank Co., s Thomas, m Damaris
White, at house of Henry White.
1714, 4, 17. John co.
1720, 10, 15. John mentioned in list of sufferings on account of church
rates or priest's dues.

p. 118, Vol. 1, NC, "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" by Wm. Wade Hinshaw
Pasquotank Mo. Mtg., Pasquotank, NC
SYMONS
(p. 35)
John Simons
Damaris Simons
Ch:
Thomas, b. 4-17-1702
Rebeckah, b. 8-14-1704
John, b. 10-7-1707, d. 11-5-1708
Jacob, b. 10-28-1709, d. 7-24-1718
Francis (dt), b. 7-7-1713, d. 6-24-1715
Peeter, b. 11-21-1716
Joseph, b. 12-16-1719
Ch: by 2nd wife:
Francis, b. 10-9-1722
Damaris, b. 3-7-1724

p. 172, Vol. I, NC, "Encycl. of American Quaker Genealogy" by Wm. W. Hinshaw
Pasquotank Monthly Meetings, Pasquotank Co., NC
WHITE
1700, 6, 8. Damaris, dt Henry, Little River, Pasquotank Co., m. John Symons, at house of Henry White.

From the original Pasquotank MM, NC:
"Albemarle in the province of Caralina ano. 1700.
Whereas John Simons of Lettle rever of the province of Caralina in the presenke of pascotank son to Thomas Simons and damaris white, daughter to henry white of the same County and presenke Laid there intentions of mareg before our monthly meeting at the house of henry white the 6 day of the 4 month 1700 and againe the second time the 4 day 5 month 1700 the same yere at the same house and inquire being maid and thay both being found clere he from all other weomen and she from all other men left them to ther liberty to take Ech other now this is to sertifie the truth to all people where it may come that John Simons and damaris white at a publek meeting in a publeke maner at the house of henry white the 8 day of the 6 month 1700 did take Ech other by the hand and ther in the presence of god and his people promis to live together in good order of truth and the anchant practtis of gods people as long as they live and we are witneses whose nams are under wreghten
John Simons
damaris white now Symons
henry white Joseph Peirce Rebecca Simons
Thomas Simons Jeams white Elizabeth nixon
Jeramiah Simons Calib Bundy damaris white
Robart white Jeams newbey Elizabeth Charlls
Arnould white Stephen Scote damaris Perse"
gabrill newbey

p. 95, "Symons Families" comp. 1958 by Wm. Perry Johnson
Abstract of original will of John Symons; Will dated 13 of 9 mo. 1741;
probated January 1741 by Aaron Morris, Jonathan (his X mark ) White, and William Symons. Son Thomas Symons, son Peter Symons, daughter Damaris Symons.

p. 92, Vol. I, NC, "Encyl. of American Quaker Genealogy" by Wm. Wade Hinshaw
PASQUOTANK MONTHLY MEETING
"The preparative meetings which made up Pasquotank Monthly Meeting included Symons Creek, Newbegun Creek, the Narrows, Little River and Trueblood's. All these appear to have been located in Passquotank County except Little River; this meeting was located on the west side of Little River, in Perquimans County, but had its membership in both counties. The early membership of the monthly meeting included:
Caleb Bundy Samuel Bundy
Thomas Cartwright Edward Chancy
Samuel Charles Timothy Clare
Mary Clark James Davis
William Everigin Mary Glaistor
William Griffin Joseph Jordan
Henry Keaton Ann Low, wife of Emanuel Low
Edward Mayo Timothy Meaids
William Morris James Newby
Zachariah Nixon Jacob Overman
Isaac Page Solomon Pool
Mathew Pritchard Sarah Pritchard
Joseph Robinson Thomas Robinson
Augustin Scarbrough Ostram Scarbrough
Stephen Scott Ann Symons, Sr.
Jeremiah Symons, Sr. Jeremiah and Rebecca Symons
John Symons Peter Symons
Thomas Symons Francis Toms
James Tooke Thomas Tweedy
Arnould White Henry White
John White Isaac Wilson
Jesse Wilson.

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