He was on the Henry County, VA. tax list in 1793.
He was the pastor at Beaver Creek and Leatherwood churches.
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John had another daughter, Charity, who married Samuel Davis in 1797, Henry County, VA.
A note with the marriage bond states Charity is the daughter of John King and gives his permission for the marriage.
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Charity King Davis was last known to be living in Montgomery County, TN. at the time of her husbands death in 1826.
Her children migrated to Mississippi in the early 1830s.
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He was the pastor at Beaver Creek and Leatherwood churches.
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John had another daughter, Charity, who married Samuel Davis in 1797, Henry County, VA.
A note with the marriage bond states Charity is the daughter of John King and gives his permission for the marriage.
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Charity King Davis was last known to be living in Montgomery County, TN. at the time of her husbands death in 1826.
Her children migrated to Mississippi in the early 1830s.
===
He was on the Henry County, VA. tax list in 1793.
He was the pastor at Beaver Creek and Leatherwood churches.
===
John had another daughter, Charity, who married Samuel Davis in 1797, Henry County, VA.
A note with the marriage bond states Charity is the daughter of John King and gives his permission for the marriage.
===
Charity King Davis was last known to be living in Montgomery County, TN. at the time of her husbands death in 1826.
Her children migrated to Mississippi in the early 1830s.
===
He was the pastor at Beaver Creek and Leatherwood churches.
===
John had another daughter, Charity, who married Samuel Davis in 1797, Henry County, VA.
A note with the marriage bond states Charity is the daughter of John King and gives his permission for the marriage.
===
Charity King Davis was last known to be living in Montgomery County, TN. at the time of her husbands death in 1826.
Her children migrated to Mississippi in the early 1830s.
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They had a daughter named Mary "Polly" King Jones, wife of Charles Jones.
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