Descendants of Lambeth Wrenn
Generation No. 1
1. LAMBETH1 WRENN was born Unknown in Rockingham Co., N.C. , and died Unknown. He married PARTHENIA (WRENN)1 Unknown. She was born Abt. 1827 in Rockingham Co., N.C. , and died Aft. 18802.
More About PARTHENIA (WRENN):
Census 1880: June 18, 1880, Rockingham Co., NC3
Children of LAMBETH WRENN and PARTHENIA (WRENN) are:
i. JOHN2 WRENN4, b. 1848, Rockingham Co.,
N.C.5; m. ELIZABETH MAY6, October 31,
1867, Guilford Co., N.C.7; b. Unknown, Rockingham Co.,
N.C..
More About JOHN WRENN:
Census 1860: Rockingham Co., NC8
Marriage Notes for
JOHN WRENN and ELIZABETH MAY:
State of North Carolina, Guilford County
To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of
souls of whatever denomination, or any Justice of the Peace
for said County:
You or any of you are hereby licensed and authorized to
celebrate & solemnize the Rites of Matrimony between,
JOHN WRENN Son of PARTHENIA WRENN and
ELIZABETH MAY, Daughter of LAVINIA MAY, and join
them together as Man and Wife.
Witness Lyndon Swaim, Clerk of the County Court of said
County, at Office, the 31st day of October, A.D. 1867.
Lyndon Swaim, CCC
By Will U. Steiner D.C.
State of North Carolina}
Guilford County }
I hereby certify that I solemnized the rites of
matrimony between the parties named on the within License
on the 31st day of October 1867.
??? Murray ?
More About JOHN WRENN and ELIZABETH MAY:
JP/Minister: Peyer Adams J.P9
Marriage: October 31, 1867, Guilford Co., N.C.10
Witness: (w) Lyndon Swaim, Clk.11
2. ii. DAVID WRENN, b. March 04, 1857, Rockingham Co., N.C.; d.
October 11, 1931, Guilford Co, N.C..
iii. THOMAS J. WRENN, b. March 1861, Rockingham County, North
Carolina, USA12; m. MAGGIE WEATHERLY, November 29, 1888,
Swepsonville Township, Rockingham County, North Carolina, USA; b. December
1853, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA.
Notes for THOMAS J. WRENN:
This couple had no children according to the census of 1900.
More About THOMAS J. WRENN:
Census 1880: June 18, 1880, Rockingham Co., NC12
Census 1900: June 07, 1900, North Madison Township, Guilford
County, North Carolina
More About MAGGIE WEATHERLY:
Census 1900: June 07, 1900, North Madison Township, Guilford County, North
Carolina
More About THOMAS WRENN and MAGGIE WEATHERLY:
Marriage: November 29, 1888, Swepsonville Township, Rockingham County,
North Carolina, USA
Generation No. 2
2. DAVID2 WRENN
(LAMBETH1) was born March 04, 1857 in Rockingham Co., N.C.13, and died October 11, 1931 in Guilford Co, N.C.14. He married NANCY MARGARET FOSTER15 July 07, 1877 in Alamance County N.C.16,17, daughter of LEWIS FOSTER and RACHEL FALLE. She was born May 30, 1848 in Alamance Co., N.C.18,19, and died December 30, 1931 in Guilford Co, N.C.20.Notes for DAVID WRENN:
In the Rockingham county 1860 Census John and David are listed with George Carter and his wife Martha at household 504. George is 34 and Martha is 21. John is 12 and David is 3. After John's name is something that looks like Jr. In household 500 is Charles Mattock age 66 and Sarah age 65 with William Wren age 8. Below them in household 501 is John Wren age 29 and Elizabeth age 35. They have three children Martha A age 8, Perlina E. age 6 and Mary S age 4.
In the 1870 Census David is living with another Wrenn family. They are in the Simponsville Township of Rockingham County, NC. George Wren is 26 years old and is a laborer. His wife Elizabeth 30, son's William age 7, John W. age 1 and daughter Allice age 4 are all in the household with David age 13. David is listed as a laborer and does not seem to be a son of this George. (His name looked like Daniel, but when compared with another name that ended in 'id' it was the same as David's name.)
If this is the George Wrenn and Elizabeth Smother they were married in 1866 - so William and maybe Allice could be from another marriage or the two were 'living together' before marriage.
In the 1880 Census David is married to Nancy and has a 1 year old daughter Ader (Ada).
Also, in the 1880 census Parthenia
finally shows up in Rockingham County with a son Thomas age 19. They are
living with another women and her son.
In 1900 in the census record David and Nancy are listed as having 5 children with 4 living. Mary Susan (age 13) is living at home with Alma age 9. Also living there is Ada with her new husband Walter Wyrick.
They also have two boarders William and Pearl (can't read last name) they are age 24 and 22 and work in the cotton mill along with Walter, Ada and Mary. David is a day laborer. Alma is still in School.
In 1910 Ada and Alma are living with David and Nancy. Ada is age 28, married 10 years and Alma age 19, married 2 years. Also, Eddie Loaman son-in-law age 20, Walter Wyrick son-in-law age 27 with children, sons Carnie age 5 and Lacy age 4 , also a border Walter Gentry.
In the 1920 Census - David was living with his daughter Ada Wrenn Wyrick, her husband Walter Wyrick and their two sons in White Oak Village, Greensboro, Guilford County, NC
In the 1930 Census - David was living with his daughter Ada Wrenn Wyrick, her husband Walter Wyrick and son Lacy on Maple Street in White Oak Village, Greensboro, Guilford County, NC, he is 72 years old, Nancy is boarding with a Keaton family on Vine Street.
According to David's death certificate he died from Cardio Renal disease and Dr. A. K. Maness had been seeing him from Oct. 1 until Oct. 9 1931. He was 75 yrs 7 months and 7 days old at death. His profession was listed as Mill hand in the Cotton Mill.
He was taken to Hanes Funeral Home and buried at Bethlehem Church in Alamance Co. NC.
The Greensboro Daily News Monday Oct 12 1931
Funeral Services Being Held Today For David Wrenn
Funeral service for David Wrenn, age 75, of No. 1 Maple Street, White Oak, who died at his home Sunday morning after illness of three months and confinement of two weeks, was held at Bethel Church in Alamance County at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. The funeral cortege left the home at 2 o'clock. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
The service was conducted by Rev. J. L. Neese, pastor of Palm Street Christian Church, and Rev. W. A. Way, pastor of Edgeville Holiness Church.
Mr. Wrenn was a member of a number of fraternal organizations and was well known throughout his community.
He leaves his wife, who was Miss Nannie Foster; one son, W. H. Wrenn of Greensboro; three daughters, Mrs. W. E. Wyrick, Mrs. E. L. Hobbs and Mrs. R. E. Loman, all of Greensboro; 27 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
More About DAVID WRENN:
Census 1860: 1860, Rockingham Co., NC22
Census 1870: October 17, 1870, Rockingham Co., NC23
Census 1880: 1880, Alamance County, N.C. - At home with Nancy and Ader24
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County, N.C.25
Census 1910: May 04, 1910, Guilford County, NC26
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Guilford Co., NC27
Census 1930: April 08, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co., North
Carolina, USA28
Married: May 07, 1877, Alamance Co.
Occupation: Millhand at Cotton Mill29
Residence: 1 Maple St. White Oak, Greensboro, NC29
Burial: October 12, 1931, Bethlehem Christian Church, Alamance Co. NC21
Cause of Death: Cardio Renal Disease
Notes for NANCY MARGARET FOSTER:
In 1860 Nancy is living at home with her parents in Alamance Co. In the 1870 Census she is still at home but working the the Cotton Mill. In the 1880 census Nancy has married David Wrenn and has a child. In the 1920 Census - Nancy and David are living with their daughter Ada Wrenn Wyrick in White Oak Village, Greensboro, Guilford County, NC
According to Nannies death certificate, Dr. A. K. Maness from Greensboro, NC stated that he had attended her from Dec 8 1931 until her death Dec. 30, 1931, and that she died from Acute Dilatation (their spelling) of the heart and the contributory causes of importance, but not the cause of death was Accidental burns.
On December 8th 1931, Nannie had knocked a lighted candle off of her bedside table and caught her cloths on fire. She was burned fairly badly over a large part of her body. They did not have burn centers and such in those days so she was treated at home. (These burns and the treatment were probably the major cause of her death.) Nannie was 83 at he time of her death.
She was taken to Hanes Funeral Home in Greensboro and buried at Bethlehem Church in Alamance Co. NC.
OBITUARY
Greensboro Daily News Thursday Dec 31, 1931
Mrs. Nannie Wrenn Services Will Be Conducted Friday
Funeral service for Mrs. Nannie Foster Wren, widow of David Wrenn, who died about 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Wyrick, 1 Maple Street, White Oak, will be held at Bethlehem Christian Church in Alamance County at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The funeral party will leave the late residence at 1:30 o'clock.
The service will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Neese, Mrs. Wrenn's pastor. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Wrenn, who was 83 years of age, was well known in the community. She had made her home in Greensboro for the last 25 years, coming from Alamance county.
Surviving are a son, W. H. Wrenn and three daughters, Mrs. Wyrick, Mrs. Sudie Hobbs, and Mrs. R. E. Lowman, together with several grandchildren, all of Greensboro. The body will be removed from Hanes Funeral home to the home of Mrs. Wyrick this morning.
More About N
ANCY MARGARET FOSTER:Marriage Notes for DAVID WRENN and NANCY FOSTER:
Alamance Gleaner July 17, 1877
Married, on the 7th of this month at brides mothers, in this county, Mr. David
Wren to, Miss Nannie Foster. A. Murray Esq. made them one.
Benjamin A. Roney applied for a marriage license for David Wrenn and Nancy Foster on July 2,1877. They were married on July 7th 1877 by A. Murray Justice of the Peace at the home of Nancy's Mother Rachel Foster in Faucetts Township. Witnesses to the marriage were B.F. Roney, William Evans and W. J. Watson of Alamance Co. NC.
Both Nancy and David's fathers were dead at this time but both mothers were living. Parthenia Wrenn was living in Rockingham Co. and Rachel Foster was living in Alamance County, N.C.
More About D
AVID WRENN and NANCY FOSTER:Children of D
AVID WRENN and NANCY FOSTER are:i. ADA DELLA3 WRENN, b. March 187940; d. August 05, 1962, Guilford County, NC41; m. WALTER WYRICK, October 14, 1899, Altamahaw, Alamance County, NC42; b. January 188143; d. January 19, 1978, Guilford Co., N.C.44.
Notes for ADA DELLA WRENN
When Ada and Walter were married all of the parents were still living and
all of them were living in Alamance County, NC
More About ADA DELLA WRENN:
Census 1880: At home with Parents age 1 45
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County, N.C.46
Census 1910: May 04, 1910, Guilford County, NC47
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Guilford Co., NC48
Census 1930: April 08, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford County, North
Carolina49
Notes for WALTER WYRICK:
More About WALTER WYRICK:
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County, N.C.50
Census 1910: May 04, 1910, Guilford County, NC51
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Guilford Co., NC52
More About WALTER WYRICK and ADA WRENN:
Marriage: October 14, 1899, Altamahaw, Alamance County, NC53
ii. WILLIAM HENRY WRENN, b. January 17, 1882, Alamance County, N.C.54; d. March 01, 1964, Greensboro, N.C.55; m. MARY ELIZABETH SYKES, March 04, 1900, Alamance County, N.C.56; b. October 30, 1881, Alamance County, N.C.57; d. January 22, 1950, Greensboro, N.C.58.
Notes for WILLIAM HENRY WRENN:
[Grandparents]
For as long as I can remember Mama and Papa Wrenn lived on Maple Street in White Oak. They were living there when Mama Wrenn died and Papa Wrenn lived there until going to a nursing home. I remember that I loved to visit there. I would stop on the way home from school to visit Mama Wrenn.
She always had brown sugar in the pantry. Sweets were a treat for us then, so when I would visit there I would always 'sneak' a chunk of brown sugar. It was not a powder then or at least didn't stay a powder long. It was always a hard lump that you had to break apart. That brown sugar was always special to me and the sneaking of it is one of my favorite memories. I don't have a doubt now that Mama Wrenn knew every time that I got into her sugar, but she never said a word, she let me have my fun.
Papa Wrenn had a big grape vine in the back yard. It was supported by four poles, making a room. The vine grew over and on all sides with one hole that was the entrance to our 'playhouse'. All of us grandkids played in that grapevine arbor and it was a wonderful place for the imagination.
He also had mint growing in bunches around the yard and it was a treat
to pluck a few leaves and chew on them. (Mary Ellis)
Ethel Daurety age 18, and Nancy Foster Wrenn , Wm. Henry's Mother, age
64, was living with W.H. and Mary E. in 1920 census.
Was at Will-O-Haven Nursing home at time of death. He was 82 years old.
William Wrenn Dies at 88
William (Will) Henry Wrenn, 88 of 2106 Cleburne St., died yesterday
morning at Willow Haven Rest Home.
A retired assistant overseer at the White Oak Division of Cone Mills
for 42 years, he was a native of Alamance County and had lived here since
he was eight.
Wrenn was a member of Buffalo Presbyterian Church and the men's Bible Class. He also belonged to the Independent order of Odd Fellows No. 21, Paisley Encampment No. 10, Canton General Greene No. 1; the Myrtle Rebecca Lodge No. 51; and of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina. He was also a member of the 60-Plus Club and of the Daughters of America, Chapter No. 6.
He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Helen Wyrick, Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Mrs. Ethel Varner, all of Greensboro; four sons, Clyde L. Wrenn, W. R. Howard Wrenn, James F. Wrenn, all of Greensboro, and Carl E. Wrenn of Chicago, Ill.; one sister, Mrs R.E. Lowman of Greensboro; 19 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 4 P.M. Tuesday at Buffalo Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Gray W. Hampton, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will remain at Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home until the hour of service.
(Son's name was not W. R. Howard Wrenn, it is William Howard Wrenn (no R.) MWE 2/2/1998.)
From the book "Buffalo Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, Greensboro,
NC"
The first building, a log hut, was named "North Buffalo Creek Presbyterian
Church". The name was appropriate because of the large number of woods
buffalo which roamed the area. The site was at the northwest corner of the
present cemetery. At a later time a more suitable building was erected in
the southwest corner of the present cemetery. It is estimated that the new
frame building would seat 1000 people. It was completed close to the end
of the Revolutionary War. The land held by the congregation was estimated
to cover 18 square miles at the time the second church was completed.
More About WILLIAM HENRY WRENN:
Burial: March 03, 1964, Buffalo Pres. Church, Greensboro, NC59
Cause of Death: Cerebral Thrombosis60
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County,
N.C.61
Census 1910: April 15, 1910, Guilford County, NC62
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
NC 63
Census 1930: April 08, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
North Carolina, USA64
Married: February 27, 1900, Alamance Co.
Occupation: Retired Plant Worker in Cotton Mill65
Notes for MARY ELIZABETH SYKES:
Mama Wrenn, my grandmother, was a very loving person. She died when I was very young, but I remember going to see her often. (Mary Ellis)
Greensboro, N. C., Record, Monday, January 23, 1950
Mrs. W. H. Wrenn
Mrs. William H. Wrenn, 68, died at her home at 2512 Maple Street at 11:15
P.M. yesterday after a serious illness of several months.
A resident of Greensboro for the past 43 years, she was born in Alamance county, the daughter of the late W. H. and Eliza Stewart Sykes. Mrs. Wrenn was the former Mary Elizabeth Sykes. She was a member of the Buffalo Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Varner, Mrs. Mildred Bellow, and Mrs. Alton Wyrick, all of Greensboro; five sons, C. L., J. F., C. E., and W. H. Wrenn of Greensboro, and J.C. Wrenn of Miami, Fla; four sisters, Mrs. C. T. James, Mrs. R. L. Keck, and Mrs. J. H. Cole of Greensboro, and Mrs. R. E. Hutchins of High Point; two brothers Samuel Sykes of Marybelle, W.Va., and W. Carter Sykes of Statesville; 20 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 4 P.M. at Buffalo Presbyterian Church. Rev. A. P. Dickson, pastor, and Rev. T. N. Hager, pastor of Carraway Methodist Church, will officiate, and burial will be in the church cemetery. The body was taken to the residence this afternoon. It will be placed in the church 30 minutes prior to the service.
She had lived In Guilford Co. for 43 years.
More About MARY ELIZABETH SYKES:
Burial: January 24, 1950, Buffalo Pres. Church, Greensboro, NC66
Cause of Death: Congestive Heart Failure, Arteriosclerosis,
Hypertension66
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County,
N.C.67
Census 1910: April 15, 1910, Guilford County, NC68
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
NC 69
Census 1930: April 08, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
North Carolina, USA
Married: February 27, 1900, Home of William Sykes in Morton's Township
Residence: 2512 Maple Street, Greensboro, NC70
More About WILLIAM WRENN and MARY SYKES:
Marriage: March 04, 1900, Alamance County, N.C.71
iii. MARY SUSAN "SUSIE" WRENN, b. November 30, 1886, Alamance Co
N.C.72; d. April 04, 1944, Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC72;
m. ERNEST LEE HOBBS, December 24, 1903, Alamance County, N.C.72,73;
b. March 05, 188574; d. March 15, 1958, Greensboro,
Guilford Co., NC74.
Notes for MARY SUSAN "SUSIE" WRENN:
Greensboro Daily News April 5 1944
Mrs. Mary Hobbs Dies Suddenly at Bible Class
Mrs. Mary Wrenn Hobbs, 57, of 1901 Roseland Street, McAdoo Height, died of a heart attack about 8:15 o'clock last night while she was attending a meeting of the Sunshine bible class of Palm Street Christian Church at the home of Mrs. G. H. Hammer, 2214 Spruce Street.
Native of Alamance County, she was the daughter of David and Nannie Foster Wrenn. She had lived in Greensboro for the past 36 years and had been active in church and civic affairs of the community.
Surviving are her husband, E. L. Hobbs: three sons, R. L. and R. J. Hobbs, both of Greensboro, and Pvt. E.G. Hobbs, Camp Butner; seven daughters, Mrs. Lenora Brady, Mrs. Zonie Hussey, Mrs. Gladys Osborne and Misses Donnie Vee and Hilda Gray Hobbs; one brother, Willie Wrenn; two sisters, Mrs. Ada Wyrick and Mrs. Alma Loman, and 22 grandchildren, all of Greensboro.
The body was taken to Hanes Funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
More About MARY SUSAN "SUSIE" WRENN:
Married: December 24, 1903, Alamance Co. Morton Township
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County, N.C.75
Census 1920: February 13, 1920, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
NC76
Burial: Guilford Co. NC
Notes for ERNEST LEE HOBBS:
The Mary Susan (Wrenn) Hobbs family line was furnished by my COUSIN
KEN HOBBS, who found me on the internet. May 1997 Mary (Wrenn) Ellis
Feb 13, 1920 Census Record - Guilford County, Gilmer Township, McAdoo
Heights - Spruce St. Page 2B
House Order of Number of
Relation Rent or
Number Visitation Family in
Own
Order of Visit
59 28
30
Hobbs, Ernest L. Head
R M
W 34
M
, Sadie Wife
F W
33 M
, Lenora Daughter
F W
15 S
, Zona Daughter
F W
13 S
, Lindsay Son
M W 10
S
, Rossie Son
M W
8 S
, Hazel Daughter
F W
7 S
, Ruth Daughter
F W
4 S
There neighbors were the Horner, Brady, Spoon, Chrismon, Kirkman,
Morgan and Apple families.
Ernest was listed as a weaver and Lenora as a spinner working in the
Cotton Mill number 522
More About ERNEST LEE HOBBS:
Census 1920: February 13, 1920, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co., NC77
Married: December 24, 1903, Greensboro, NC Burial: Greensboro, NC
Marriage Notes for MARY SUSAN WRENN and ERNEST LEE HOBBS:
More About ERNEST HOBBS and MARY WRENN:
Marriage: December 24, 1903, Alamance County, N.C.78,79
iv. ALMA MAY WRENN80, b. November 189081;
d. January 21, 1978, Guilford County, NC82; m. ROBERT
EDWARD LOMAN, SR83, December 09, 1908, Greensboro,
Guilford Co, NC84; b. 1890; d. November 12, 1957,
Guilford County, NC86.
More About ALMA MAY WRENN:
Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Morton's Township, Alamance County, N.C.87
Census 1910: May 04, 1910, Guilford County, NC88
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Guilford Co., NC Page 5 A89
Census 1930: April 09, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
North Carolina, USA
Notes for ROBERT EDWARD LOMAN, SR:
Feb 4-5, 1920 Census Record - Guilford County, Gilmer Township, White Oak
- Vine Street Page 5A
House Order of
Number of
Relation Rent or
Number Visitation
Family in
Own
Order of Visit
19
71
85
Loman, Edward Head
R M W 30
M
, Alma Wife
F W 29
M
, Ulah
Daughter F W
92 S
, Woodrow Son
S W 6
S
, Harold Son
S W 2-3/4 S
There Neighbors were the Sykes, Sanford, Holt and Stutts families.
Edward Loman is listed as a laborer working at the cotton mill number 306
More About ROBERT EDWARD LOMAN, SR:
Census 1910: May 04, 1910, Guilford County, NC90
Census 1920: February 04, 1920, Guilford Co., NC Page 5 A91
Census 1930: April 09, 1930, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co.,
North Carolina, USA92
More About ROBERT LOMAN and ALMA WRENN:
JP/Minister: J. W. McKnight JP93
Marriage: December 09, 1908, Greensboro, Guilford Co, NC93
Witness: Witnesses David Wrenn (made mark) and G. W. Wyrick93
v. SON WRENN, b. Bef. 1882; d. Deceased.
Notes for SON WRENN:
Aunt Helen says that Papa Wrenn had an older brother that died when he was young. I don't know what his name might have been, he does not show up on any census......
Endnotes
1. Marriage Certificate , Marriage Bonds of Sons John and
David, Guilford County for John, Alamance County for David.
2. 1880 Census, In 1880 age 53.
3. 1880 Census, Rockingham Co., NC Simpsonville Township Household
305.
4. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County Marriage Bond.
5. Marriage Certificate , Guilford Marriage Bond, Mothers name
listed on Marriage Bond.
6. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County.
7. Marriage Certificate , #1867-9113.
8. 1860 Census.
9. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County Marriage Bond.
10. Marriage Certificate , #1867-9113.
11. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County Marriage Bond.
12. 1880 Census, Rockingham Co., NC Simpsonville Township Household 305.
13. Death Certificate, 586 - Guilford Co..
14. Death Certificate, Registered No. #0040-0583.
15. Death Certificate, 586 - Guilford Co., Listed as Wife on David's
Death Certificate.
16. Marriage Certificate , #01-01110 Alamance County, N.C..
17. Alamance Gleaner, July 27, 1877.
18. Death Certificate, #0040-0722 Guilford Co., NC, Personal Family
KnowledgePer Census Record 1870, She should have been born in 1850.
19. 1860 Census, Age 10 Alamance Co. NC.
20. Death Certificate, 0040-0722.
21. Death Certificate, 586 - Guilford Co..
22. 1860 Census, Rockingham Co., NC.
23. 1870 Census, Rockingham Co., NC.
24. 1880 Census, Alamance Co., NC Household 209.
25. 1900 Census, Alamance Co., NC Supervisor's District No., 5
Enumeration District No, 4 Sheet No. 14.
26. 1910 Census, Guilford Co., NC, Maple Street.
27. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 73, 25 Vine Street --- Age 62 --- Living with Walter and Ada Wyrick.
28. 1930 Census, Page 8B Maple Street 1-137-141 District 8, Living with Ada and
family.
29. Death Certificate, 586 - Guilford Co..
30. Death Certificate, 0040-0722 Guilford Co., NC.
31. 1850 Census, Alamance Co., NC Age 1.
32. 1860 Census, Page 62.
33. 1870 Census, Alamance Co., NC Age 20.
34. 1880 Census, Household 209.
35. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
36. 1910 Census, Maple Street.
37. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 73, 25 Vine Street --- Age 65 --- Living with Walter and Ada
Wyrick. Also Listed with William Henry and Mary Elizabeth (Sykes) Wrenn on
this census.
38. Marriage Certificate , #01-01110 Alamance County, N.C..
39. Alamance Gleaner, July 27, 1877.
40. 1900 Census, Supervisor's district No. 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. A 14.
41. Death Certificate, #0120-0192.
42. Alamance County Marriage Records, 3-797.
43. 1900 Census, Supervisor's district No. 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. A 14.
44. Death Certificate, #0210-0145.
45. 1880 Census.
46. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
47. 1910 Census, Maple Street.
48. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 73, 25 Vine Street ----- Age 35.
49. 1930 Census, Gilmer Township Page 8 B.
50. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
51. 1910 Census, Maple Street.
52. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 73, 25 Vine Street ---- Age 32.
53. Alamance County Marriage Records, 3-797.
54. Death Certificate, #0128-0049.
55. Death Certificate, 0128-0049.
56. Alamance County Marriage Records, 03-01050 Alamance County, N.C.
57. Death Certificate, 319 - Guilford Co.
58. Death Certificate, 0076-0319.
59. Death Certificate, 49- Guilford Co.
60. Death Certificate, 214-049 Guilford Co., N.C.
61. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
62. 1910 Census.
63. 1920 Census, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co., NC Page 4 B Maple Street,
Age 38 (Last name spelled WREEN).
64. 1930 Census, Page 9B E Dist 41-8 Sup Dist 2 Maple Street.
65. Death Certificate, 49- Guilford Co.
66. Death Certificate, 319 - Guilford Co.
67. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
68. 1910 Census.
69. 1920 Census, Gilmer Township, Guilford Co., NC Page 4 B Maple Street,
Age 39.
70. Death Certificate, 319 - Guilford Co.
71. Alamance County Marriage Records, 03-01050 Alamance County, N.C.
72. Kenneth Hobbs, Kenneth Hobbs Family Tree, "Electronic."
73. Marriage Certificate , 03-01617 Alamance County, N.C.
74. Kenneth Hobbs, Kenneth Hobbs Family Tree, "Electronic."
75. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
76. 1920 Census, Guilford Co. Page 5A Gilmer Township (McAdoo Heights),
in census called Sadie age 33 yrs.
77. 1920 Census, Guilford Co. Page 5A Gilmer Township (McAdoo Heights),
census --- 34 yrs old works in cotton mill as weaver.
78. Kenneth Hobbs, Kenneth Hobbs Family Tree, "Electronic."
79. Marriage Certificate , 03-01617 Alamance County, N.C.
80. 1920 Census, Supervisors District No. 5 Enumeration District 133
Sheet 5 A.
81. 1900 Census, Supervisor's district No. 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. A 14.
82. Death Certificate, #0210-0134.
83. 1920 Census, Supervisors District No. 5 Enumeration District 133
Sheet 5 A.
84. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County - 1908-0221.
86. Death Certificate, #0099-0307.
87. 1900 Census, Supervisor's District No., 5 Enumeration District No, 4
Sheet No. 14.
88. 1910 Census, Maple Street.
89. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 71, 19 Vine Street --- Age 29.
90. 1910 Census, Maple Street -- living with in-laws (David and Nancy
Wrenn).
91. 1920 Census, Guilford Co., NC (White Oak) Gilmer Township Page 5 A
Household 71, 19 Vine Street --- Age 30.
92. 1930 Census, Page 12-B 24-197-201.
93. Marriage Certificate , Guilford County - 1908-0221.
Added Jan. 23, 2001
Updated Oct. 8, 2002