| Name |
John Roark [1] |
| Suffix |
(son?) |
| Birth |
1788 |
North Carolina  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Military |
Between 23 Dec 1814 and 8 Jan 1815 |
Battle of New Orleans, Chalmette Plantation, New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Census |
1860 |
Macon Co, Tennessee |
- residence 605
John Roork (Roark) 62 1788 NC
Elizabeth 70 1780 NC
residence 606
Roark Henry 40 1810
Elizabeth 41 1809
Cynthia 20 1830
William 18 1832
Allen 16 1834
Elizabeth 14 1836
Jonathan 12 1838
Harlin 10 1840
Matilda A. 8 1842
Thomas 6 1844
Frances 4 1846
Martha 0 1850
residence 607
William Roark 42 1808
Elizabeth 47 1803 VA
Francis 23 1827
Sarah 22 1828
Indell 21 1829
Henry 18 1832
Elizabeth 16 1834
Delila J. 14 1836
Mary A. 12 1838
William 8 1842
Margaret E 3 1847
|
| Death |
1860 |
Mullenburg, Kentucky |
| Notes |
- From: Bill Roark
Date: 1/12/2015 2:29:29 PM
To: Sherry Sharp
Subject: RE: Proposed Change: Mary Bryan (I55052)
Sherry, Hope you & yours had a good Christmas & new year.
I noticed in your Roark pages you have the same mistake that the LDS church seems to pass along to everyone.
William Roark & Sarah Dorris Roark had a son named John Roark but he did not marry my 3greatgrandmother Elizabeth Linville. He married a neighbor girl from the Puncheon Creek area, Nancy Driver, & they went to Muhlenburg Ky. They had 3 girls so that line of Roarks stopped there. There is another William Roark in Mulenburg Ky at the same time & he also had a son John. but again -no known connection to any Roarks in the area of Macon Co. Tn.
The John that married Elizabeth Linville & was my 3greatgrandfather came from Surry/ Stokes N.C. & was the son of Elijah & Judith Roark. John & Elizabeth came to Smith/Macon co. Tn. in 1808. They settled on Dry Fork of Goose Creek.
Hope this helps.
Love the way you have your genealogy sheets arranged.
Be in touch
Bill Roark
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| Person ID |
I70261 |
Roots |
| Last Modified |
22 Feb 2015 |
1788 - 1860 (72 years)
