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Elisha Spence (1776-1835)–Part Three: The Burke County, North Carolina Inman Family
Bundles of Twigs and Flowers
Family Activities; Genealogical Research and Writing
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Elisha Spence (1776-1835)–Part Three: The Burke County, North Carolina Inman Family
I enjoyed reading your account of your Inman search. I am engaged in my own Inman search. My 4-Great grandfather John Inman apparently had a brother Meshack (Meshach) —not the one killed by the Indians. At times there is an Abednego near them. This Meshack was born about 1788 in SC. I won’t bore you with the details of my search (I have traced them over a number of years and states and have more to prove or disprove).
Janelle Magness Barrett
Janelle Barrett I would like to know more about your Mechack Inman of 1788 as to who his father was. Have you ever heard of Jesse Inman born in 1810 in SC? I would not be bored. Look forward to hearing from you. Judy Inman
I will have to look back through my research to see whether I have anything on these people. Have been away from genealogy for a while due to our son’s passing and am slowly getting back to it again.
Abednego Inman is my 5th great grandfather. My Grandfather was John Lee Inman and my father was Ira Lee Inman. My e-mail is peggyfranklin15@yahoo.com My name is Peggy sue Inman Franklin