Wife of Gen. Thomas Polk
Married 1754
Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Mother of:
Thomas Polk, Capt.
Margaret [Polk] Alexander
William Polk, Col.
Ezekiel Polk (Lost @ Sea)
Mary [Polk] Brown
Charles Polk
Martha [Polk] Brevard
James Green Polk
Debora Polk
Susanna does not have a headstone
of her own with her dates, just
her name on her husband's.
Cemetery Transcription Note:
Her father, Thomas Spratt,
was the first white man to cross
the Yadkin River on wheels.
Married 1754
Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Mother of:
Thomas Polk, Capt.
Margaret [Polk] Alexander
William Polk, Col.
Ezekiel Polk (Lost @ Sea)
Mary [Polk] Brown
Charles Polk
Martha [Polk] Brevard
James Green Polk
Debora Polk
Susanna does not have a headstone
of her own with her dates, just
her name on her husband's.
Cemetery Transcription Note:
Her father, Thomas Spratt,
was the first white man to cross
the Yadkin River on wheels.
Wife of Gen. Thomas Polk
Married 1754
Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Mother of:
Thomas Polk, Capt.
Margaret [Polk] Alexander
William Polk, Col.
Ezekiel Polk (Lost @ Sea)
Mary [Polk] Brown
Charles Polk
Martha [Polk] Brevard
James Green Polk
Debora Polk
Susanna does not have a headstone
of her own with her dates, just
her name on her husband's.
Cemetery Transcription Note:
Her father, Thomas Spratt,
was the first white man to cross
the Yadkin River on wheels.
Married 1754
Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Mother of:
Thomas Polk, Capt.
Margaret [Polk] Alexander
William Polk, Col.
Ezekiel Polk (Lost @ Sea)
Mary [Polk] Brown
Charles Polk
Martha [Polk] Brevard
James Green Polk
Debora Polk
Susanna does not have a headstone
of her own with her dates, just
her name on her husband's.
Cemetery Transcription Note:
Her father, Thomas Spratt,
was the first white man to cross
the Yadkin River on wheels.
Inscription
Here lies inter'd The Earthly remains of General Thomas Polk
and his wife
Susanna Polk who lived many years together justly beloved and respected
for their many virtues And universally regretted by all who had the pleasure of their
acquaintance.
Their Son
William Polk As a token of his filial regard hath caused this stone to be
Erected to their Memory.
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