"Presumably so. I haven’t pursued research on this line beyond Alexander Douglass. Thanks for the original copy/image of his LW&T."
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"Hi again Charles,
You do have some good solid provenance there, I can see that Alexander had 5 children including John, but unfortunately there is no mention of his wife.
Is this where the ancestral line is currently paused?
A slightly different…"
"P.S. I should have noted that some photos of John’s pension records and Alexander’s LW&T are included in the photos section of his daughter’s linked Find a Grave Memorial."
"Thanks for getting in touch! My John Douglass (1764-1842) was a documented veteran of the Revolutionary War, at age 16. The LW&T of his father, Alexander, drafted in 1800, was recorded in Surry County, in…"
"Hi Charles & welcome to the Douglas Archives,
I had a quick look on the Familysearch website and did find a John Douglas with a father named Alexander Douglas in North Carolina at around the right time.
It's probably not the person you are…"
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- John (1764-1842) son of Alexander Douglass, Surry County, NC
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- Alexander Douglass
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- At 20:27 on September 29, 2025,
Ronald Drysdale said…
Hi again Charles,
You do have some good solid provenance there, I can see that Alexander had 5 children including John, but unfortunately there is no mention of his wife.
Is this where the ancestral line is currently paused?
A slightly different image of the will (from Familysearch) is copied below for info.
Best regards
- At 16:03 on September 29, 2025,
Hi Charles & welcome to the Douglas Archives,
I had a quick look on the Familysearch website and did find a John Douglas with a father named Alexander Douglas in North Carolina at around the right time.
It's probably not the person you are looking for (John's birth in 1764 - any records? - this john was a minor in 1785 - doesn't seem to fit) but details enclosed for info anyway:
Alexander Douglas died before 1785 and left a son John, who was a minor at that time, who became an orphan. The source documents (probate) indicate an extensive legal battle between the executors and others over the proceeds from Alexander's estate. The court records span image numbers 966-999 in the Familysearch archive.
A link to one of the images (981) within this image series herewith:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9RK8-9WBW?view=index&lang=en&groupId=
Best regards
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