Son of Richard H. Holcombe II, b. 1682 - d. 1723, Virginia and Littlebury Kinchen Neville b. 1685 Pembrokeshire, Wales - d. 1754 King William, Virginia.
In 1750, Prince Edward County, Virginia, Benjamin married Alice "Alcy" Bogan. They were the parents of 9 children. 2 were born in Prince Edward County, Virginia and 7 were born in Granville County, North Carolina.
Benjamin was a member of 1st Militia North Carolina in October 1764. He was a land owner in Burke County, North Carolina from 1760 - 1765. Benjamin gave 2 acres of land to the Fairforest (Lower) Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina,, His will was dated August 13, 1796 and it was probated October 17, 1798 in Union County, South Carolina.
Their son Phillip and his wife Alice Sarah Farmer Holcombe are buried at Lower Fairforest Cemetery, Union County, South Carolina.
In 1750, Prince Edward County, Virginia, Benjamin married Alice "Alcy" Bogan. They were the parents of 9 children. 2 were born in Prince Edward County, Virginia and 7 were born in Granville County, North Carolina.
Benjamin was a member of 1st Militia North Carolina in October 1764. He was a land owner in Burke County, North Carolina from 1760 - 1765. Benjamin gave 2 acres of land to the Fairforest (Lower) Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina,, His will was dated August 13, 1796 and it was probated October 17, 1798 in Union County, South Carolina.
Their son Phillip and his wife Alice Sarah Farmer Holcombe are buried at Lower Fairforest Cemetery, Union County, South Carolina.
Son of Richard H. Holcombe II, b. 1682 - d. 1723, Virginia and Littlebury Kinchen Neville b. 1685 Pembrokeshire, Wales - d. 1754 King William, Virginia.
In 1750, Prince Edward County, Virginia, Benjamin married Alice "Alcy" Bogan. They were the parents of 9 children. 2 were born in Prince Edward County, Virginia and 7 were born in Granville County, North Carolina.
Benjamin was a member of 1st Militia North Carolina in October 1764. He was a land owner in Burke County, North Carolina from 1760 - 1765. Benjamin gave 2 acres of land to the Fairforest (Lower) Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina,, His will was dated August 13, 1796 and it was probated October 17, 1798 in Union County, South Carolina.
Their son Phillip and his wife Alice Sarah Farmer Holcombe are buried at Lower Fairforest Cemetery, Union County, South Carolina.
In 1750, Prince Edward County, Virginia, Benjamin married Alice "Alcy" Bogan. They were the parents of 9 children. 2 were born in Prince Edward County, Virginia and 7 were born in Granville County, North Carolina.
Benjamin was a member of 1st Militia North Carolina in October 1764. He was a land owner in Burke County, North Carolina from 1760 - 1765. Benjamin gave 2 acres of land to the Fairforest (Lower) Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina,, His will was dated August 13, 1796 and it was probated October 17, 1798 in Union County, South Carolina.
Their son Phillip and his wife Alice Sarah Farmer Holcombe are buried at Lower Fairforest Cemetery, Union County, South Carolina.
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