Husband: Jacob VOYLES
Birthdate: ca 1718
Birthplace: Denbighshire, Wales
Death date: ca 1789
Place of death: SC
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Marriage date: ca 1739
Marriage place: Wales

Wife: unknown
Birthdate: ca 1720
Birthplace: Wales
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: William VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: ca 1741
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: Jan. 1798
Place of death: Cabarrus Co., NC
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Marriage date: 1772
Marriage place: NC
Spouse's name: Hannah Rhodecia BUNDI

Child No. 2: Thomas VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: ca 1745
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: 1816
Place of death: Washington KY
Burial:
Marriage date: ca 1771
Marriage place: Probably Cabarrus Co., NC
Spouse's name: Sarah SHINN

Child No. 3: James VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1750
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: 1790
Place of death: Yadkin River, Rowan Co., NC
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Child No. 4: John VOYLES
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1750
Birthplace: Denbigshire, Wales
Death date: between 1820-1830
Place of death: Greenville, SC
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Spouse's name: Elizabeth unknown
 
 
Documentation:
(Info received from Deborah Y. Chatham, 9300 S. Redwood Rd. #7-13, West Jordan, UT 84044.)
* Pay voucher issued to Thomas Voyles for service rendered as a militia member in the Revolutionary War.
The voucher reads as follows:
"State of North Carolina, Salisbury Dist. No. 1514 agreeable to an act of the general assembly paper in Wake Co. the 14th July 1781 Thomas Voyles was allowed 3 pounds 3 shillings specci for Militia Service by the board of auditors Aug. 28, 1782 by order:
David Wilson
Will Carthey
Kinsey Trotter C.B."
The voucher when converted to silver by the Militia member was made of no further value by a paper punch, a small circle visible above the "D" in signer D. Wilson's signature is the hole. It must be remembered the Militia was a rag tag assemblage of revolutionaries, and largely without uniforms, paid in the Kings' coin of the realm, and serving in a hit or miss fashion, dividing of their time between fighting, and family requirements. And the American Revolution lasted from 1775 to 1783.
* 1790 census for Mecklenburg Co., NC page 162
Thomas Voyls
2 males 16 and upward including head of household
2 males under 16
3 females including head of household
* 1800 census for Cabarrus Co., NC page 685
Thomas Voiles
males 31001
females 0110100
* 1810 census for Washington Co., KY page 331.