|author=United States Census Office 1st census, 1790
|film_title=South Carolina (NARA Series M637, Roll 11)
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{{SHORTDESC:Revolutionary War corporal of Beaufort County, North Carolina}}
| burial_place = Ross family graveyard, Edward, Beaufort County, North Carolina
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1-Arthur B. Ross b. 19 Sep 1789, Randolph County, North Carolina, m. Abt 1817, Arkansas, d. bef Apr 1849, Bienville Parish, Louisiana
+ Sophia Unknown b. 1800, Edgefield, South Carolina, d. Between May 1856 and Jun 1870, Louisiana
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The family Bible states that, “Asa Ross was American born.” It goes on to say, “The father of Asa R
...le" /> The family's early children were born in the part of the "Territory South of the Ohio River" that became Grainger County, Tennessee, in 1796 and, lat
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{{short description|State of the United States}}
{{about|the U.S. state|the former British colony|Province of North Carolina|other uses}}
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| residence = the islands section, Tyrrell County, North Carolina
...760s) was a [[planter]] who lived in what was then [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], in the mid to late 1700s. By the time of William's death, this area had
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