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Submitted by: Vicki Burress Roach
Email address: <roachbug@dixie-net.com>
 

Husband: Jacob VOYLES
Birthdate: ca 1718
Birthplace: Denbighshire, Wales
Death date: ca 1789
Place of death: SC
Burial:
Father:
Mother:

Marriage date: ca 1739
Marriage place: Wales

Wife: Unknown UNKNOWN
Birthdate: ca 1720
Birthplace: Wales
Death date:
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Burial:
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Mother:

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: William VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: ca 1741
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: Jan. 1798
Place of death: Cabarrus Co., NC
Burial:
Marriage date: 1772
Marriage place: NC
Spouse's name: Hannah Rhodecia BUNDI

Child No. 2: Thomas VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: ca 1745
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: 1816
Place of death: Washington KY
Burial:
Marriage date: ca 1771
Marriage place: Probably Cabarrus Co., NC
Spouse's name: Sarah SHINN

Child No. 3: James VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1750
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: 1790
Place of death: Yadkin River, Rowan Co., NC
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Child No. 4: John VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1750
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: between 1820-1830
Place of death: Greenville, SC
Burial:
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Spouse's name: Elizabeth UNKNOWN
 

Documentation:
(Info received from Deborah Y. Chatham, 9300 S. Redwood
Rd. #7-13, West Jordan, UT  84044.)
Pay voucher issued to Thomas Voyles for service rendered as a militia
member in the Revolutionary War.
The voucher reads as follows:
"State of North Carolina, Salisbury Dist. No. 1514 agreeable to an act of
the general assembly paper in Wake Co. the 14th July 1781 Thomas Voyles
was allowed 3 pounds 3 shillings specci for Militia Service by the board
of auditors Aug. 28, 1782 by order:
David Wilson
Will Carthey
Kinsey Trotter C.B."
The voucher when converted to silver by the Militia member was made of no
further value by a paper punch, a small circle visible above the "D" in
signer D. Wilson's signature is the hole. It must be remembered the
Militia was a rag tag assemblage of revolutionaries, and largely without
uniforms, paid in the Kings' coin of the realm, and serving in a hit or
miss fashion, dividing of their time between fighting, and family
requirements.  And the American Revolution lasted from 1775 to 1783.
1790 census for Mecklenburg Co., NC
Thomas Voyls
page 162
2 males 16 and upward including head of household
2 males under 16
3 females including head of household
1800 census for Cabarrus Co., NC
Thomas Voiles
page 685
males 31001
females 01101
00
1810 census for Washington Co., KY
page 331