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Bizzells of Walnet Creek

Mary "Polly" Bizzell 1831-1869 m. George Whitfield

Arnold and Maria Borden

Edwin Brownrigg Borden who married (1) Georgia Carolina Whitfield (2) Barbara Ellen Lambert

Edwin Brownrigg Borden

Edwin Brownrigg Borden, son of Arnold Borden and his wife Maria Brownrigg Borden, was born in Waynesboro, on July 5, 1831. He was married the first time on October 13, 1853 to Miss Georgia Whitfield, daughter of Lemuel and Anne Sasser Whitfield.

William Donnell Cobb

John Probert Cobb married his distant cousin Sarah Elizabeth Whitfield.

Henry Clay Dale Family

Ted Keene, born 13 Dec 1951, married Olivia Whitfield.

Frank A. Daniels

Franklin Arthur Daniels b. 9 Sep 1858 d. 15 Apr 1939, son of Josephus and May Cleaves (Seabrook) Daniels. On 22 Dec 1885 he married Carrie Whitfield Borden, b. 10 Dec 1859 d. 12 Oct 1906.

Joseph Dawson

In 1784 a deed to Bryant Whitfield states "in Wayne County, North Carolina, North side of Neuse and on Stoney Creek part being granted Joseph Dawson."

Alfred and Margaret (Kornegay) Flowers

In 1831 Alfred Flowers purchased from Lemuel Hatch Whitfield a plantation of about 1100 acres located on both sides of Goshen Swamp in Duplin Co., and extending into both Wayne and Sampson counties.

The Henry Franklin and Luecy Whitfield Grady Family

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James Green

The Edward Holmes Family

Edward Holmes married Louisa Jones (born 1847 died Feb. 19, 1924) from Duplin County. Her parents were Jacqueline Jones (born Nov. 22, 1823) and Mary Elizabeth (Polly) Whitfield (born ca. 1837). The Jones family lived approximately twelve miles from Mount Olive, NC.

McKinne, Everett, Becton, Kornegay Lines

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James Churchwell O�Berry

William McKeel Price and Descendants

William Walter Price

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Mark Randolph Radford

They had a daughter Rachel Louise Radford (b. 25 Jan 1912 � living), married I. Guy Whitfield , II. Ronel Carnell Harper, son of Lumen Denny Harper and Lydia Wiley.

Rachel Louise Radford

At age nineteen, Rachel Louise married Guy Whitfield, Sept. 22, 1932, in Wayne Co., NC and they later divorced, no childre were born to this marriage.

The Benjamin Braxton and Estelle Grady Raiford Family

Braxton�s bride, Estelle Grady (24 April 1911), was the daughter of Henry Franklin Grady and Luecy Whitfield.

Royal Wright and Nettie Garner Smith

Royal Wright was descended though his mother from Patience Whitfield (married Edward Outlaw III), and Mary Whitfield (married John Grady). Nettie also was descended through her mother from Patience and Mary, and also William Whitfield II. In Mary, Patience and William�s generation can be counted 11 Whitfield ancestors.

Robert Albritton Sutton Family

Edgar S.W. married Elizabeth Whitfield; they had three children; Elwood, Yvonne and Faye.

William Hardy Sutton Family

The William Taylor Family

Charlotte Taylor married John Whitfield who died in Duplin County in 1825.

Kirby Uzzell

Florence is married to Leslie Whitfield, and lives with her family in Hempstead, N.Y.

John and Mamie Westbrook

John Lovett and Mamie Susan (Whitfield) Westbrook live in the Mount Olive area of Wayne County. Both came from large families � ten children in each family.

Lewis Whitfield

Lewis Whitfield, son of William Whitfield II and Rachel Bryan, was born in 1765 and died in 1848 in Wayne County. In 1782 he married Charlotte Moore Bryan born 1765 and died 1798 Wayne County. She was the daughter of Needham Bryan II and his 2^nd wife Charlotte Moore. Their third son, Allen Whitfield, was born and died in Wayne Co. His second wife was Mary Jane Sloan, the daughter of Gibson Sloan and Rachel Bryan. Rachel was the daughter of Kedar Bryan. Their daughter Tabitha Virginia Whitfield was born 1825 and died 1860 Lenoir County. She married in 1842 her cousin, Allen Whitfield Wooten, who was born in 1808 and died in 1860 Lenoir County. Their daughter Mary Tabitha Wooten was born in 1855 Lenoir County and died 1926 in Wayne County. They made their home on the fine plantation they owned in the central part of Wayne County. Their only child was Virginia Griswold wo was born in 1888 and died in 1974 in Wayne County. In 1909 she married James Churchwell O�Berry who was born in 1884 and died in 1956 Wayne County.

Whitfield � Smith

Joseph Whitfield, II, was the grandson of William Whitfield, III, who was appointed to help design the town of Waynesborough. Joseph Whitfield II married Penelope Smith, born 1805, daughter of Benjamin Smith, a Revolutionary War soldier. Joseph Whitfield III was born in 1836. His brother, George, was a colonel in the Civil War and married Mary Ann Bizzell.

Sources: Volume I, Whitfield-Bryan-Smith Book; Smith History � family history and personal knowledge.

William Whitfield I

William Whitfield I was born in 1688 England and died 1770 in Lenoir County. He married Elizabeth Goodman in 1713 who was born in 1697 in Virginia and died in 1773 in Lenoir County. Their son Needham Whitfield was born in 1758 and died in 1812 in Wayne County. His first wife was Lucy Louisa Hatch who was born in 1756 and died in 1789 in Wayne County. She was the daughter of Edmund Hatch and Lucy Richards.

William Whitfield

William Whitfield II was born May 25, 1715, the first son of William and his wife Elizabeth Goodman. William II married Rachel Bryan on Nov 6, 1741 at Snowfield, NC.

William Whitfield II

William Whitfield II born in Virginia or North Carolina May 20, 1715 died March 31, 1795 in NC. He married Nov 6, 1741 Rachel Bryan, his first wife, of Wayne County. She was born 1723 in Craven Co. died 1780 in Wayne Co.

The graves of William Whitfield and his first wife Rachel (Bryan) Whitfield occupy a little plot at White Hall within fifty feet of the Neuse River.

Sources: Whitfield History, Bible records, cemetery records, Colonial and State Records of NC, various patriotic society records.

Charles and Edith Parker Williams

In 1805, Charles Williams purchased 419 acres from General Bryan Whitfield.

James Webster Waller

Daughter Eunice married Aldine Whitfield.

Allen Wooten

Allen Whitfield Wooten, son of Allen Wooten and Lucy (Whitfield) Wooten, was born May 22, 1808 at Sandy Bottom, Lenoir County, N.C. Allen Whitfield Wooten was twice married. His first wife was his cousin, Tabitha Virginia Whitfield, they were married February 15, 1842 at Pleasant Plains, Wayne County, N.C. She was the daughter of Allen Whitfield and his 2^nd wife Mary Jane (Sloan) Whitfield.

Allen Wooten, born 1779 married Lucy Whitfield.