Homer William Banks and Flora Elenor Boone were married 1923 in Yancey County, North Carolina and had four sons all born in Yancey County:
1. Jack Thomas 1925
2. Duncan Brooks 1930
3. Orville Edward 1933
4. Charles Otto 1933
Homer William Banks was the grandson of Sgt. William Bryson Banks (1821-1910), who fought in the Civil War.
William Bryson Banks, son of Andrew Banks (1797-1857), was 1/4 Cherokee Indian. Andrew's father, John Banks Jr. (1750-1812), was married to Mourning Dove, a full blood Cherokee, in Cherokee, Tennessee.
The Banks family has lived in Yancey County for five generations and in North Carolina for seven. The earliest known settler in America, was John Banks Sr. born 1730 in Virginia and died 1790 in Pamlico, North Carolina. Some believe he was born in England but no source has been found.
1. Jack Thomas 1925
2. Duncan Brooks 1930
3. Orville Edward 1933
4. Charles Otto 1933
Homer William Banks was the grandson of Sgt. William Bryson Banks (1821-1910), who fought in the Civil War.
William Bryson Banks, son of Andrew Banks (1797-1857), was 1/4 Cherokee Indian. Andrew's father, John Banks Jr. (1750-1812), was married to Mourning Dove, a full blood Cherokee, in Cherokee, Tennessee.
The Banks family has lived in Yancey County for five generations and in North Carolina for seven. The earliest known settler in America, was John Banks Sr. born 1730 in Virginia and died 1790 in Pamlico, North Carolina. Some believe he was born in England but no source has been found.
Homer William Banks and Flora Elenor Boone were married 1923 in Yancey County, North Carolina and had four sons all born in Yancey County:
1. Jack Thomas 1925
2. Duncan Brooks 1930
3. Orville Edward 1933
4. Charles Otto 1933
Homer William Banks was the grandson of Sgt. William Bryson Banks (1821-1910), who fought in the Civil War.
William Bryson Banks, son of Andrew Banks (1797-1857), was 1/4 Cherokee Indian. Andrew's father, John Banks Jr. (1750-1812), was married to Mourning Dove, a full blood Cherokee, in Cherokee, Tennessee.
The Banks family has lived in Yancey County for five generations and in North Carolina for seven. The earliest known settler in America, was John Banks Sr. born 1730 in Virginia and died 1790 in Pamlico, North Carolina. Some believe he was born in England but no source has been found.
1. Jack Thomas 1925
2. Duncan Brooks 1930
3. Orville Edward 1933
4. Charles Otto 1933
Homer William Banks was the grandson of Sgt. William Bryson Banks (1821-1910), who fought in the Civil War.
William Bryson Banks, son of Andrew Banks (1797-1857), was 1/4 Cherokee Indian. Andrew's father, John Banks Jr. (1750-1812), was married to Mourning Dove, a full blood Cherokee, in Cherokee, Tennessee.
The Banks family has lived in Yancey County for five generations and in North Carolina for seven. The earliest known settler in America, was John Banks Sr. born 1730 in Virginia and died 1790 in Pamlico, North Carolina. Some believe he was born in England but no source has been found.
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