Re: 1806 Craven County, N. C. Will-Fanny Bynum

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Re: 1806 Craven County, N. C. Will-Fanny Bynum
Posted by: Bob Baird (ID *****2890)	Date: June 19, 2007 at 04:14:36
In Reply to: 1806 Craven County, N. C. Will-Fanny Bynum by Marie Myers	of 1650

Seems clear to me that Fanny was first married to a Foscue. I note that there were two of them in the 1790 census of adjacent Jones County, and five Foscue households in the 1800 census of Jones and Craven -- so there were persons of that name in the area.

The only other way that she could have a son named John Foscue is if the son were illegitimate. In that case the son would bear the surname of the mother.

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