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Yes, it flows nicely. But proof? You could carry it further by saying that Joseph's will was dated 6 Feb 1792 and he stated that the children were underage [born after 1771] but that William and John Sandiford would be executors when of age. It was proved 1 Mar 1792 - did they sign as executors then? or later? The original will or the probate might tell us when they signed & we would know when he was of age.
I have an ancestor who went to Alabama around that same time and who died in Alabama - not in Mobile but in Cahawba. I have found Alabama records about that ancestor - maybe John S. Bee left some footprints there too!
And you say that Harriet was a daughter? who married a Simmons & had a child but lost the husband. Interesting. Do you know what happened to her?
Is there any meaning to the fact that both John S & Harriet named a daughter Julia?
You really have a fun study! Are you located in SC? If you prefer, write to me at eliz33us@yahoo.com
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