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Edward King

Birth1750 - Orange, North Carolina, United States
DeathDec. 26 1802 - Alamance, Alamance, North Carolina, USA
MotherAnn Snell
FatherStephen Blackman

Born in Orange, North Carolina, United States on 1750 to Stephen Blackman and Ann Snell. Edward King married Sarah Jane Rainey and had 12 children. He passed away on Dec. 26 1802 in Alamance, Alamance, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Stephen Blackman
1724 - 1776
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Ann Snell
1737 - 1811
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Jane Rainey
1750 - 1797
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Phillis Winbolt
1758 - Unknown
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Sarah Bradford
1765 - 1846
Children Show all
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Edward King
1793 - 1873
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Elizabeth King
1778 - 1850
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Susannah King
1786 - 1850
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John King
1780 - 1834
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David King
1783 - Unknown
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James King
1778 - 1834
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Levina King
1786 - Unknown
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Samuel King
1777 - 1860
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Phillis King
1780 - Unknown
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Catherine King
1784 - 1880
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Elizabeth King
1794 - Unknown
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Mariah King
1787 - Unknown

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