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I suggest you look at the Lindsey/Lindsay DNA research for some clues.
Solomon Lindsey was not found among the Lindseys of Franklin Co NC (formerly part of Bute Co) or Nash Co NC (formerly part of Edgecombe Co).
Below are some references to a Solomon Lindsay, 1821-1834, found online. If they are all the same Solomon Lindsay the family have may have come from Botetourt County:
130,695 Book C. Page 336 Wills Botetourt County Dated 12 Sept 1821 John - son $40.00 less because he has his education. Exec. Elisha Betts. Equally divided among Childrren: Witnesses: John Yale, Solomon Lindsay, Rich Fos, Jipe? Potudlery? EE
Campbell Co. VA 14 Jan 1822 (Book 13, page 378) Terrell & Dolly Morgan sold land of unspecified acreage to William Stone for the sum of $400.00. It lay on Falling River and was presumably the same tract Terrell acquired from his brother John, above. Witnesses to the deed were Solomon Lindsay, R.B. Blankenship, Ansel L. Johnson, and Thomas Morgan. Recorded 8 July 1822.
Campbell Co. VA 24 Feb 1823 (Book 13, page 538) William and Pernela Stone sold 86 acres to Terrell Morgan for the sum of $400.00. This land lay on the north fork of Seneca Creek, being one-fourth of the tract held by William Stone at the time of his death. Witnesses to the deed were Edmund Herndon, David Herndon, and Solomon Lindsay. Recorded 10 March 1823.
Bedford Co., Virginia marriages
--Jun. 9, 1825; Solomon Lindsay & Sally Hubbard; Joseph Hubbard, Surety; Married by William Leftwich, June 9, 1825.
--Nov. 26, 1827; Harston Leftwich & Elizabeth Hubbard; Solomon Lindsay, Surety; Married by James Leftwich, Jr., Nov. 29,1827.
--Feb. 16, 1836; William Lindsay & Susan Hubbard; Taliaferro G. Hubbard, Surety; Married by William Harris, Feb. 18, 1836.
Bedford City (Bedford Co VA) is the seat of important industrial and commercial Interests . . . A large brick court-house was built in 1834; the heavy iron railing and the porch and steps and the massive hinges to the large window blinds were forged by hand by the noted smith of the day, Solomon Lindsay. Some of his relations now living in this county still adhere to his early teachings and their hand- made wagons have such a reputation for durability that orders have . . . been received from Australia. - Historical Sketch, Bedford County, Virginia, 1753-1907
Good luck.
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