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There were two of the 3 Forney brothers from Lincoln Co North Carolina present at the Battle of King's Mountain: Peter and Abraham (Abram). They were sons of the family of Jacob Forney (1721-1806) and Mariah Bergner (1725-1810, from Bern, Switzerland). The family resided in Lincoln County NC near what is now Denver, NC. All three of Jacob's sons participated in the Rev War. The eldest, Jacob, later moved to Burke Co NC and had 11 children. The second son, Peter, resided all his life in Lincoln Co, NC and was a prosperous Plantation owner; he and wf Nancy Abernathy had 12 children, most of whom later moved to Alabama. The third son, Abram married late in life, remained in Lincoln Co, NC, and had only one child to survive to adulthood. I descend from both Peter and Abram Forney of Lincoln Co NC. Here are the names and dates of the children of Peter and Nancy (Abernathy) Forney, of Lincoln Co, NC: 1. Daniel Morgan, 1784-1847, m. Harriet Brevard, d. Lownes Co, AL: 7 children. 2. Mary (Polly), 1785-1867, m Christian Reinhardt, d. Calhoun Co, AL: 9 children. 3. Jacob, 1787-1856, d. Calhoun Co, AL, m. Sabina Hoke: 9 children. 4. Joseph, 1792-1812, unmarried, burried Peter Forney Cemetery, Lincoln Co, NC. 5. Frances Elizabeth, 1795-1844, m. twice, d. Arkansas: 5 children each marriage. 6. Susanna 1797-1881, m. Bartlett Shipp, 3 children. 7. Moses (abt 1798- aft 1850), unmarried, d. AL. 8. Lavinia, 1800-1875, m. John Fulenwider of Lincoln Co, NC, d. Calhoun Co, AL: 8 children. 9. Nancy, 1803-1894, m. William H Johnston: 12 children. 10. Caroline Matilda, c.1808-?, m. Ransom G. Hunley and moved to Alabama: 5 children. 11. Sophia G., ?-?, m. Cyrus Lee Hunter of Lincoln Co NC in 1834: 5 children. 12. James Monroe, 1813-aft 1870; m. Sarah Fulenwider, dau Sally b. 1844, no other known children. Hope this helps some. Notify Administrator about this message?
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