Elizabeth married Jacob Willis, son of William Willis.¹

He was the son of Jacob Willis and Elizabeth.¹

William Willis wrote a will on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG. William Willis was bequeathed all the land on that side of the River where his mother Elizabeth Willis lived.¹

He was the son of William Willis.¹

William Willis was named as an executor of the will of William Willis on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG.¹¹

William Willis wrote a will on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG. William Willis was bequeathed one fourth of the moveable Estate.¹

He was the son of William Willis.¹

William Willis wrote a will on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG. Henry Willis was bequeathed all the remaining land in the tract divided between Elizabeth Hill and William Willis as well as the tract of land joining on Hintons Creek.¹

Joseph Willis was born on 23 November 1753 in Goochland County, VirginiaG.¹

On 1 September 1780 in Caswell County, North CarolinaG,Joseph Willis enliisted as a private and served four months in Captain Adam Saunders' company in Colnonel William Moore's North Carolina regiment.¹

On 1 September 1781 in Caswell County, North CarolinaG,Joseph Willis enliisted and served three months and three weeks in Captain Adam Saunders' company in Colnonel William Moore's North Carolina regiment.¹

On 13 September 1781 in Orange County, North CarolinaG,Joseph Willis fought in the Battle of Lindley's Mill  .^1,2

Joseph Willis was enumerated during 1790 on the 1790 U. S. census for Rutherford County, North CarolinaG, as head of family Joseph Willis. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white males of 16 years old and upwards, including heads of families, 3 Free white males under 16 years old, 2 Free white females including heads of families.³

A Marriage Bond was issued for Joseph Willis and Jemima Towery on 15 February 1833 in Lincoln County, North CarolinaG. Soloman Young was the Bondsman. Andrew Dickson was the Witness.^1,4

Joseph Willis died on 19 February 1848, at age 94, in Lincoln County, North CarolinaG.¹

Jemima Towery was also known as Mime Towery.¹

A Marriage Bond was issued for Joseph Willis and Jemima Towery on 15 February 1833 in Lincoln County, North CarolinaG. Soloman Young was the Bondsman. Andrew Dickson was the Witness.^2,1

Soloman Young was the Bondsman for the marriage bond of Joseph Willis and Jemima Towery on 15 February 1833 in Lincoln County, North CarolinaG. Andrew Dickson was the Witness.^1,2

Andrew Dickson was the Witness for the marriage bond of Joseph Willis and Jemima Towery on 15 February 1833 in Lincoln County, North CarolinaG. Soloman Young was the Bondsman.^1,2

William Willis wrote a will on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG. Elizabeth Hill was bequeathed during her natural life, the plantation, bounded by the River and Cabin Branch, on which he then lived.¹

William Willis wrote a will on 14 April 1782 in Rutherford County, North CarolinaG. Elizabeth Hill was bequeathed one fourth of the moveable Estate during her natural life.¹

Daniel England was born about 1750 in MarylandG.¹ He was the son of William England and Elizabeth Wilcox.¹

Daniel England married Margaret Lovick about 1772.¹

Daniel England was enumerated during 1810 on the 1810 U. S. census for Morganton, Burke County, North CarolinaG, as head of family Daniel England. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white males 16 thru 25 years old, 1 Free white males 26 thru 44 years old, 1 Free white males 45 years old and over, 1 Free white females 10 thru 15 years old, 3 Free white females 16 thru 25 years old, 1 Free white females 26 thru 44 years old, 6 Slaves.²

Daniel England was the Bondsman for the marriage bond of Moses Harshaw and Nancy England on 9 June 1814 in Burke County, North CarolinaG.³

Margaret Lovick was born about 1754.¹

Margaret Lovick married Daniel England, son of William England and Elizabeth Wilcox, about 1772.¹

Margaret Lovick died about 1840.¹

William England was born about 1720 in PennsylvaniaG.¹

William England married Elizabeth Wilcox say 1749.¹

William England died about 1790 in Cumberland County, North CarolinaG.¹

Elizabeth Wilcox was born on 7 September 1734.¹

Elizabeth Wilcox married William England say 1749.¹

Elizabeth Wilcox died about 1772.¹

Elisha England was born on 8 June 1793 in Burke County, North CarolinaG.^1,2 He was the son of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.²

Elisha England married Elisa Simaner Erwin about 1818.²

Elisha England died on 20 June 1844, at age 51, in Athens, Clarke County, GeorgiaG.^1,2

Elisha England was buried in Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Clarke County, GeorgiaG,  .¹

Elisa Simaner Erwin was born on 10 March 1800 in North CarolinaG.^1,2

Elisa Simaner Erwin married Elisha England, son of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick, about 1818.²

Elisa Simaner Erwin died on 24 January 1870, at age 69, in Athens, Clarke County, GeorgiaG.^1,2

Elisa Simaner Erwin was buried in Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Clarke County, GeorgiaG,  .¹

He was the son of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Richard England was born.

She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Rachel England was born.

Rachel England married John Williams.¹

Nancy England was born about 1797 in North CarolinaG.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.²

A Marriage Bond was issued for Moses Harshaw and Nancy England on 9 June 1814 in Burke County, North CarolinaG. Daniel England was the Bondsman.³

Nancy England was enumerated during 1820 on the 1820 U. S. census for Burke County, North CarolinaG, as head of family Moses Harshaw. Enumerated in this family were: 2 Free white males to 10 years old, 1 Free white males 26 to 45 years old, 1 Free white females to 10 years old, 1 Free white females 16 to 26 years old, 4 Number engaged in Agriculture, 4 Slave males to 14 years old, 1 Slave males to 26 years old, 1 Slave females to 14 years old, 1 Slave females to 45 years old.⁴

Nancy England was enumerated during 1840 on the 1840 U. S. census for Naucoochy District, Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as head of family Moses Harshaw. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white persons, males, at least 10 and under 15 years old, 1 Free white persons, males, at least 15 and under 20 years old, 1 Free white persons, males, at least 20 and under 30 years old, 1 Free white persons, males, at least 40 and under 50 years old, 2 Free white persons, females, at least 5 and under 10 years old, 1 Free white persons, females, at least 10 and under 15 years old, 1 Free white persons, females, at least 20 and under 30 years old, 1 Free white persons, females, at least 40 and under 50 years old, 4 Slaves, males, under 10 years old, 3 Slaves, males, at least 10 and under 24 years old, 3 Slaves, females, under 10 years old, 3 Slaves, females, at least 10 and under 24 years old, 3 Slaves, females, at least 24 and under 36 years old, 2 Slaves, females, at least 36 and under 55 years old, 27 Total Persons, 9 Persons employed in Mining, 9 Persons employed in Argriculture, 1 Persons over 20 years unable to read and write.⁵

On 7 August 1850 Nancy England was enumerated in the household of Moses Harshaw on the 1850 U. S. census for Town of Clarksville, Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Nancy Harshaw, 53 years old, birthplace of North Carolina.⁶

She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Deborah England was born.

He was the son of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Joseph England was born.

He was the son of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
John England was born.

John England died before 1818.¹

She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Carisa England was born.

She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹
Mary England was born.

Issabella England was born in 1804. She was the daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹

John Williams married Rachel England, daughter of Daniel England and Margaret Lovick.¹