Judge Benjamin Brodie Winborne 1854 – 1919 | his parents
& 1879 Cornelia [Nellie] Hartshorn Vaughan 1855 – aft 1930 | her parents
of Murfreesboro, Hertford Co NC
My working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
Ben and Nellie
Benjamin Brodie Winborne married 23 December 1879 Miss Nellie H Vaughan, a daughter of Col. Uriah Vaughan of Murfreesboro, NC.
The eldest son of Samuel D Winborne was born 14 April 1854 at the family homestead, Cedar Hill, in Manney’s Neck, Hertford County, NC.
He was named in honor of a distinguished English Surgeon, Benjamin Brodie, that one of his uncles greatly admired.
Children of B. B. Winborne and Nellie H Vaughan:
1. Uriah Vaughan Winborne 13 May 1884 – 5 Aug 1884
2. Judge Stanley Winborne 25 Aug 1886 –
Married Frances Sharp Jernigan ca 1887 –
Mother was a Sharp
a. Stanley Winborne Jr ca 1914 – bef 2007 Wilmington NC
married Mary Grattan Robertson 14 May 1922 Wilmington NC – 7 Dec 2007 Escazu, Costa Rica
dau of Dr. James Farish Robertson and wife Juliette Albright of Wilmington NC
i. Mary Elizabeth (Beth) Winborne 22 July 1944 Wilmington NC – 15 March 2012 Santa Ana, Costa Rica after an extended illness
artist and equestrienne attended Greensboro College
married Kapraun
1. Francis Winborne of Jaco Beach, Costa Rica
a. Juliana
b. Ramon
2. Mark Robert Winborne of Raleigh NC
Married ?
ii. Frances Winborne
Married Edward (Ned) Matthew Schaaf III Richmond VA
1. Edward Matthew Schaaf IV
Married Katy
2. Alexander Robertson Schaaf of Richmond VA
Married Anne Taylor
iii. Stanley Winborne III Guanajuato, Mexico
Married Charlotte Wade Egenes
1. Stanley Winborne IV Rougemonte, Ian
Married Marci
2. Christopher Winborne Islamabad Pakistan
3. Virginia Winborne
married Nick Pylypiw of Raleigh
Married Alice Proctor (2007 of Morehead City, NC)
b. Molly Jernigan Winborne ca 1915 – bef 2012
Married Roper
i. Molly Jernigan Roper
married Jenkins
c. Vaughan S Winborne ca 1917 – bef 2012
d. Thomas Brodie Winborne ca 1920 – bef 2012
Grandfather of Wayne.
e. Frances Elizabeth (Betty) Winborne 22 Dec 1921 Murfreesboro NC – 13 July 2012 NC buried Oakdale Cemetery, Mount Airy, NC member Trinity Episcopal Church
married William Kingsbury Woltz died bef 13 July 2012
i. William K Woltz Jr
married Page
ii. Frances Woltz
married John Fennebresque
iii. Frederick Early Woltz
married Leslie
iv. Elizabeth Winborne Woltz
f. Judge Samuel Pretlow Winborne II ca 1923 – living 2011
i. Samuel (Sam) Pretlow Winborne III 11 July 1950 – 10 May 2011 Louisburg NC
married Elizabeth Scott
1. Elizabeth Winborne
2. Rosa Winborne
ii. Hughes Winborne
iii. Ferne Winborne
iv. May Winborne
g. Rosa B Winborne ca 1924 –
Married West
i. Son West
married Pam
Married Tucker
3. Benjamin Brodie Winborne Jr 10 Nov 1889 –
unmarried in 1930
4. Micajah Winborne 3 Feb 1896 – 6 June 1896
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
Major Samuel Darden Winborne 1821 – 1895 | his parents
& 1850 Mary Hare Pretlow 1828 – 1900 | her parents
& 1846 James Massenberg 1823 – 1846 | his parents
of Hertford Co NC
My working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
Sam & Mary Winborne
Mary Hare Pretlow married first 18 Feb 1846 James Massenberg of Southampton Co VA.
James was born in 1823 Rosehill, Franklin VA – and died 3 Oct 1846.
Their son James was born 20 Feb 1847 in Franklin VA.
1847 Major S D Winborne [militia]
He attended West Point “for about a year”
Child of Mary Hare Pretlow and James Massenberg:
1. James Pretlow Massenberg 20 Feb 1847 Franklin VA – 6 Dec 1912 Henderson NC
James Pretlow Massenberg 1847 – 1912
He was a traveling salesman; then
ran a hotel that his wife’s mother had kept for years in Franklinton NC
married 1868 Caroline Virginia [Carrie] Tucker
19 Dec 1846 – 1 July 1920 Franklinton NC
a. Mary Pretlow Massenberg 6 Oct 1868 Williamsburg, VA – Mar 1934 Littleton, NC
married 3 Sept 1890 Charles Godwin Moore
26 Jan 1859 Murfreesboro, NC – 30 Nov 1941 Littleton NC
b. Martha Tucker Massenberg
married J H Bridgers of Henderson NC
c. William Edward Massenberg of Oxford NC
married Alice Hughes
Children of Samuel Darden Winborne & Mary Hare Pretlow:
1. Clara Ann Winborne 20 Oct 1851 – 1864 Chowan College died of pneumonia
2. Benjamin Brodie Winborne 14 April 1854 – 1919
married Nellie H Vaughan ca 1855 – aft 1930
3. Mary Elizabeth Winborne 11 Aug 1856 – Feb 1873 died of pneumonia at Chowan
4. Margaret Ella Winborne 16 April 1858 –
Married 16 May 1882 Leroy J Savage of Norfolk VA d 11 April 1901
5. Robert Warren Winborne 2 Oct 1861 – Roanoke VA
married Mary “Bob.”
a. Roger M Winborne
b. Robert Warren Winborne
6. Martha Ann Winborne 28 July 1864 –
Married Dr. Thomas L Burbage of Como NC
7. Samuel Pretlow Winborne 16 Aug 1866 – at Cedar Hill
married 2 Nov 1892 Jessie Jones
a. Mary Pretlow Winborne 10 Aug 1893 –
b. Annie Sue Winborne 17 Sept 1895 –
c. Helen Winborne 22 June 1897 –
d. Dora Winborne 29 Nov 1900 –
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
The website of my cousin Thomas Gale Moore
Elisha Winborne 1792 – 1829 | his parents
& 1819 Martha Warren 1795 – 1878 | her parents.
Of Hertford Co NC
This is my working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
Elisha Winborne died 20 July 1829 at his home near Winton NC.
Martha’s bachelor brother, Robert Warren, took his sister and five small children into his household.
He died Jan 1846.
Children of Elisha Winborne and Martha Warren:
1. Micajah Thomas Winborne 4 Feb 1820 – 1843 Mobile AL yellow fever
- Samuel Darden Winborne 7 Mar 1821 – 1895 Hertford Co NC
married Mary Hare Pretlow 1828 – 1900
3. Margaret Ann Winborne 18 Nov 1822 – died young
4. Caroline Ann Winborne 3 May 1824 – 1 Nov 1898
married Britton Euclid Moore 11 Sept 1810 – 30/1 May 1862 Murfreesboro, NC
5. Dr. Robert Henry Winborne 26 July 1826 – of Chowan
- Richard Winborne 1 Aug 1828 – 1862 Lagrange TN
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
Thomas Winborne 1754/9 – 18xx | his parents
& Sarah Copeland | her parents.
of Maney’s Neck, Hertford Co NC
This is my working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
Children of Thomas Winborne and Sarah Copeland:
1. Elisha Winborne 6 Nov 1792 – 1829
married Martha Warren
2. Sarah Agatha Winborne ca 1794 –
married John Gurley
a. Albert Michael Gurley
b. J. Gurley d AL leaving a widow and a daughter
Child of Sarah Copeland Winborne and Mr. Roberson:
1. Angeline Roberson ca 1812 – 6 Dec 1887 MS never married
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
Henry Winborne ca 1724 – 1763/72 | his parents
& Sarah Hare ca 1730 – aft 1785 | her parents
& 1772/78 James Rascoe ca 1715 – ca 1777 | his parents
& 1778/82 John Freeman – 1785 | his parents
of Hertford Co NC
My working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
About Henry Winborne: In 1762-63 Henry Winborne [ 1720 – aft 1763 bef 1772] was a member from Hertford County of the Colonial Assembly or House along with William Murfree. Winborne came to Hertford County in 1742 with his companion, Bryan Hare from Nansemond County, VA. Henry married Sarah Hare, a Quaker lady of Nansemond County, VA. He was one of the colonial justices of peace. He died after 1763. Their children were: Henry, William, Thomas and Sarah. [maybe others].[B.B.Winborne erred in confusing father and son as one and states that Sarah had died by 1759] Any way we know by John Freeman’s will that his widow Sarah was the former wife of Henry Winborne and James Rasco. Henry Jr died in the 1790’s]
Sarah after 14 Nov 1778 and before 7 Dec 1782 married John Freeman of Bertie County, who died in 1785. He leaves to his wife “all the things she possessed from the estates of her former husbands Henry Winborne and James Rascoe.”
According to B B Winborne: [corrected to include Henry jr.]
Children of Sarah Hare and Henry Winborne:
1. (Maj.) Henry Winborne ca 1755 – died 1790/1800
one of the immortal 40 that climbed the walls at Stoney Point.
appointed Major of the militia in 1783; appt. justice in 1779
granted 389 ac of land for his services
shown on 1790 census 2 wh males over 16 and 43 slaves
2. William Winborne
married Judith
a. John Winborne 1787 – June 1847 (lived below Harrellsville)
married Nancy Simons d. 1865
i. William J Winborne 1817 –
married ca 1837 Mary E Simons
1. Joseph W Winborne 13 April 1842 – Dec 1864 in the war
2. John Simons Winborne 13 June 1848 –
ii. Watson Simons Winborne Mar 1820 – June 1903
3. Capt Thomas Winborne 1757 –
married Sarah Copeland
a. Elisha Winborne [grandparents of B.B.Winborne]
married Martha Warren of Southampton Co, VA
b. Sarah A Winborne
married John Gurley [descendants in Mississippi 1905]
4. Sarah Winborne d 1777
married Starkey Sharp 1741-1791
he married 2nd Jamima Hare dau. of Jesse Hare
a. Sarah Sharp
married Thomas E. Hare son of Edward Hare
i. John Hare
ii. Jacob Hare
iii. Starkey Sharp Hare died 1850 Fayette Co TN
b. Elizabeth Sharp 1768 – 1850
married Nathan Harrell -1802
i. Nancy Harrell
married 1810 Dr. Wm. L Smith of CT died 1813
married 2nd James M. Yancey
ii. Starkey Sharp Harrell 1786-1830
married Elizabeth Simmons 1788-1861
iii. Sally Harrell
married G. H. Bond
married 2 George Gordon
i. Barsha Gordon
c. Jacob Sharp
married Nancy Hunter of Gates Co.
5. Lt. John Winborne
6. Elizabeth Winborne
married Charles Jenkins
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
John Winborne ca 1700 – 17xx | his parents
& Anne Hunter ca 1704 – aft 1751 | her parents.
of Bennet’s Creek, Chowan Co NC
My working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
Anne Hunter was the daughter of William Hunter d Jan 1732/33 of Chowan Co NC and wife Anne d ca Oct 1751.
William Hunter; Secretary of State Wills Jan 4, 1732/33; proved 18 Jan 1732/33 n Chowan County, NC. Wife Ann; sons Ephriam & William, Ex; daughters Alice, Mary, Ann & Hester .left Water Mill in Nansemond Co to sons William & Ephriam. Wit: Isaac Hunter, Robert Hunter, Spencer Cole.
Ann Hunter 24 May 1749; proved Oct 1751, Chowan County, daughter Ann, son-in-law Edward Arma; Ann Winbourne. Wit: Sarah Osborn, Wm Hunter, John Parker, Joseph Parker
Children of John Winborne & Anne Hunter:
1. Henry Winborne ca 1724 –
Married Sarah Hare
2. John Winborne Jr
3. Thomas Winborne
married Sarah Benton
Ref: The Winborne family by Judge Benj. Brodie Winborne 1905
The Colonial and State History of Hertford County, North Carolina by Benjamin B Winborne 1906
The children of Stanley Winborne III were by Stanley winborneIII
and Charlote Wade Egenes Winborne NOT Alice Proctor.
I think that my great or great great grandfather was a slave on the Winborne Plantation in Como, NC. Isaac Jordan or James Jordan. Also Harriet, wife of Isaac may have lived on the plantation too. If you have any information on them or where I might find this information, please let me know.
Check out the book “Edenton and Chowan County, North Carolina”
By Louis Van Camp, page 95.
and this link
http://core.ecu.edu/newmanj/cecelskid/milesaway.htm
Hello….I’m tracing my family genealogy and found your detailed family history to be greatly helpful. Being an African American, we weren’t included in the census prior to 1870, only in slave records. My great-great grandmother was Amanda Winborne, a slave on the Winborne plantation. I’m in the Norfolk area and wanted to know exactly where the plantation was located so we can also archive that in our family history. Any information you could provide would be welcomed blessing.
Sincerely,
Kevyn