Advertisement

Advertisement

Rev Tobias Long

Birth
Ashe County, North Carolina, USA
Death
20 May 1862 (aged 76)
Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
Burial Details Unknown Add to Map
Memorial ID
View Source
Rev Tobias Long
Born 1785
Parents John R Long and Susannah Vannoy

Married
1 m in 1809 Wilkes Cty NC Frances Stamper
b 1792 NC d 1835 Wilkes NC
who died shortly after their 12th child, was born.

2 m 2/14/1849 Susanna Vannoy
MAY NOT BE TRUE
SEE BELOW
b 9/22/1799 d 11/23/1871/7
She was the daughter of Andrew Vannoy and Susannah Shepherd.
Andrew was the son of John Francis Vannoy and Susannah Baker Anderson

Burial unknown

Tobias was an Elder in the Primitive Baptist Church for most of his life

Pls contact me with info on Tobias


CHILDREN
12 Elizabeth M. Long,
born January 12, 1835.
Elizabeth married Jesse Franklin Owens about 1855.
He was the son of Rev. John Owens and Mary (Polly)Vannoy (daughter of Andrew Vannoy and Susannah Shepherd).
Rev. John Owens and Polly Vannoy were married 02 Nov. 1815.

NOTE from johnny long
thanks
one major question that want to resolve.
John Long, Sr. [Tobias Long's father] reportedly was married to Susannah Vannoy about 1773.
Susannah is the daughter of John Francis Vannoy and Susannah Baker Anderson.
She was born July 6, 1754 in the Potts Creek section of North Carolina.
This was in Rowan County, near the Yadkin River.
However, John Francis Vannoy and his family moved up the Yadkin River to Wilkes County, North Carolina in about 1772 when their home burned.
Of course, this Susannah Vannoy would be the sister to Andrew Vannoy who married Susannah Shepherd.
Although many Long and Vannoy Family researchers report that Susannah Vannoy is the wife of Tobias Long, cannot locate where this fact orginated?
Does anyone know where there is documentation {will, deed, family bible, family notes, family knowledge, etc...) to support this as being true?
Is there anyone who has this family knowledge?
Also, am not able to find the burial site for Tobias? Anyone know?
the wills for both John and Tobias; there are no clues for the name of the wife of John Long, Sr.
Also, there are no clues in any of the land deeds.

Rev Tobias Long
Born 1785
Parents John R Long and Susannah Vannoy

Married
1 m in 1809 Wilkes Cty NC Frances Stamper
b 1792 NC d 1835 Wilkes NC
who died shortly after their 12th child, was born.

2 m 2/14/1849 Susanna Vannoy
MAY NOT BE TRUE
SEE BELOW
b 9/22/1799 d 11/23/1871/7
She was the daughter of Andrew Vannoy and Susannah Shepherd.
Andrew was the son of John Francis Vannoy and Susannah Baker Anderson

Burial unknown

Tobias was an Elder in the Primitive Baptist Church for most of his life

Pls contact me with info on Tobias


CHILDREN
12 Elizabeth M. Long,
born January 12, 1835.
Elizabeth married Jesse Franklin Owens about 1855.
He was the son of Rev. John Owens and Mary (Polly)Vannoy (daughter of Andrew Vannoy and Susannah Shepherd).
Rev. John Owens and Polly Vannoy were married 02 Nov. 1815.

NOTE from johnny long
thanks
one major question that want to resolve.
John Long, Sr. [Tobias Long's father] reportedly was married to Susannah Vannoy about 1773.
Susannah is the daughter of John Francis Vannoy and Susannah Baker Anderson.
She was born July 6, 1754 in the Potts Creek section of North Carolina.
This was in Rowan County, near the Yadkin River.
However, John Francis Vannoy and his family moved up the Yadkin River to Wilkes County, North Carolina in about 1772 when their home burned.
Of course, this Susannah Vannoy would be the sister to Andrew Vannoy who married Susannah Shepherd.
Although many Long and Vannoy Family researchers report that Susannah Vannoy is the wife of Tobias Long, cannot locate where this fact orginated?
Does anyone know where there is documentation {will, deed, family bible, family notes, family knowledge, etc...) to support this as being true?
Is there anyone who has this family knowledge?
Also, am not able to find the burial site for Tobias? Anyone know?
the wills for both John and Tobias; there are no clues for the name of the wife of John Long, Sr.
Also, there are no clues in any of the land deeds.



Advertisement