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Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 15 p. 8, William Ross#Timeline 1 + (Aug 1825 - Deed from Martin D Ross to William Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 14 p. 103, William Ross#Timeline + (Aug 1825 - Deed from Peter Dowty to William Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 13 p. 474, William Ross#Timeline + (Aug 1825 - Deed from William Ross to Azer Jones, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 14 p. 299, Martin Ross#Timeline + (Aug 1827 - Deed from Gain Peed to Martin Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 23 p. 276, John Ross#Timeline + (Aug 1829 - Deed from Jesse B Bryan et ux to John Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 16 p. 324, Edward Ross#Timeline + (Aug 1830 - Bond of Sale from Ellebird Foreman to Edward Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 7 + (August 1, 1782 - [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] was a Corporal in the 1st North Carolina Regiment under Capt. Joshua Hadley for 18 months)
Source:Military service (4 Co., North Carolina Reg't, Ross, Benjamin)#Timeline 1 + (August 1, 1782 - [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] enlisted for a term of 14 months)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 3, Thomas Ross#Issued timeline + (August 10, 1720 - Thomas Ross was granted 640 acres on the N. side of Pawticough river W. side Grindal creek in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 5, Thomas Ross#Issued timeline + (August 10, 1720 - Thomas Ross was granted 640 acres on the N. side of Pamlico river N. side of Grindal Creek in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 4, Thomas Ross#Issued timeline + (August 10, 1720 - Thomas Ross was granted 640 acres on the N. side of Pamlico river W. side of Grindal creek in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 16 p. 195, Benjamin H Ross#Timeline + (August 10, 1830 - Bond of Sale from Benjamin H Ross to Reading Tuten, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 26 p. 43, George B Ross#Timeline + (August 10, 1841 - Deed from George B Ross and John Ross to Elam Hunter for 56 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 909, Francis Ross#Entered timeline + (August 14, 1778 - [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]] entered a grant for 300 acres on the N. side Pamplico river beginning at a pine in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 24 + (August 15, 1812 - Jane Wells was born.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 24 p. 487, Wm Ross#Timeline + (August 15, 1838 - Deed from Wm Ross to Abram Smith for 18 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, McCalpins Creek.)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 255 + (August 17, 1822 - Part of [[Hickman County, Tennessee|Hickman County]] lost to [[Lawrence County, Tennessee|Lawrence County]] and [[Wayne County, Tennessee|Wayne County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 256 + (August 17, 1822 - [[Lawrence County, Tennessee|Lawrence County]] gained from [[Hickman County, Tennessee|Hickman County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 257 + (August 17, 1822 - [[Wayne County, Tennessee|Wayne County]] gained from [[Hickman County, Tennessee|Hickman County]])
Source:Letter, Rev. George Ross autobiography (Life and Correspondence)#Timeline 2 + (August 1835 - [[William Thompson Read, son of Hon. George Read (1792-1873)|William Thompson Read]] … August 1835 - [[William Thompson Read, son of Hon. George Read (1792-1873)|William Thompson Read]] copied the autobiography of the [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|Reverend George Ross]], with the letter prefixed to it, from an ancient manuscript (itself a copy) in the possession of his brother, [[George Read III (1788-1837)|George Read, Junior]], the words contained between hooks or brackets—thus, [ ]—having been supplied by him as suggested by the context.pplied by him as suggested by the context.)
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Main timeline + (August 1884 - [[John Henry Ross of Cooper County (1824-1898)|John Henry Ross]] … August 1884 - [[John Henry Ross of Cooper County (1824-1898)|John Henry Ross]] wrote a short family record that stated that [[James Ross Jr. of Guilford County (-1809)|James Ross of Guilford County]] was born in Ireland and came to Virginia when he was 9 years oldd came to Virginia when he was 9 years old)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 905, Francis Ross#Entered timeline + (August 19, 1778 - [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]] entered a grant for 100 acres on the N. side of Pamplico river high up the ridge in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 33 + (August 2, 1795 - Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve) lost to creation of [[Blount County, Tennessee|Blount County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 32 + (August 2, 1795 - Part of [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]] lost to the creation of [[Blount County, Tennessee|Blount County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 34 + (August 2, 1795 - [[Blount County, Tennessee|Blount County]] created by Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio (Southwest Territory) from [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]] and Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve))

Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 23 + (August 22, 1808 - Lawrence B. Wells was born.)

Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 28 p. 719, John B Ross#Timeline + (August 22, 1855 - Mortgage Deed from John B Ross to William T Bryan, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 6 + (August 23, 1562 - [[John Rose of Wester Drakies, Provost of Inverness|John Rose]] … August 23, 1562 - [[John Rose of Wester Drakies, Provost of Inverness|John Rose]] indicted at Invernes before the Justice ; he carried [[Margaret Vaus, wife of John Rose of Wester Drakies|Margaret Vaus]], daughter to the [[John Vaus of Lochslin (1479-1546)|laird of Lochslin]], away before marriage but she declared, that what passed was done by her own consent, upon which George Earle of Huntly took protestationh George Earle of Huntly took protestation)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 258 + (August 23, 1822 - Non-County Area 10 lost when part of it was detached from [[Carroll County, Tennessee|Carroll County]] and became part of Non-County Area 12 attached to [[Madison County, Tennessee|Madison County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 259 + (August 23, 1822 - Non-County Area 12 attached to [[Madison County, Tennessee|Madison County]] gained when part of Non-County Area 10 detached from [[Carroll County, Tennessee|Carroll County]] and attached to [[Madison County, Tennessee|Madison County]])
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#4 + (August 23, 1853 - [[Mitchell Ross, son of Henry Ross (1801-1887)|Mitchell Ross]] and [[Rebecca Dickerson, wife of Mitchell Ross (1818-1887)|Rebecca Dickerson]] were married.)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 115 + (August 24, 1795 - Will(Iam) Ross and Elizabeth Pat(Erso)N were married in Rowan, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 2 + (August 24, 1795 - William Ross and Elizabeth Pa*by were married in Rowan, Bladen, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 11 + (August 24, 1795 - William Ross and Elizabeth Paterson were married in Rowan, Bladen, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 111 + (August 24, 1795 - William Ross and Elizabeth Paterson were married in Rowan, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 29 + (August 24, 1795 - William Ross and Elizabeth Paterson were married in Rowan, North Carolina)
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S1929#Timeline 5 + (August 24, 1832 - [[John Ross of Giles County (1758-1845)|John Ross]] was living in [[Giles County, Tennessee]])
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 19 p. 11, Martin Ross#Timeline + (August 26, 1836 - Mortgage Deed from William Simpkins to Martin Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 7 + (August 27, 1801 - [[Mitchell Ross, son of Henry Ross (1801-1887)|Mitchell Ross]] was born.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 26 p. 79, John B Ross#Timeline + (August 27, 1850 - Mortgage Deed from John B Ross to William T Bryan, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 14 p. 33, William Ross#Timeline + (August 28, 1789 - Robert Smith to [[William Ross Sr. of Rocky River|William Ross]] … August 28, 1789 - Robert Smith to [[William Ross Sr. of Rocky River|William Ross]], both of Mecklenburg. Being 100 acres adjoining John Finney to the east, his own and Peter Rape land to the north, and John Biggers to the west. Wit: Wallace Alexander, Sarah Alexander, Wm. T. Alexander. Land from original Grant # 3347.lexander. Land from original Grant # 3347.)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 16 + (August 29, 1782 - Andr Ross and Alie Pratt were married in Orange, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 85 + (August 29, 1788 - Andr Ross and Alic Pratt were married in Orange, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 84 + (August 29, 1789 - Andw Ross and Alic Pratt were married in Orange, North Carolina)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. file no. 3481, William Ross#Issued timeline + (August 3, 1787 - [[William Ross of English Buffalo Creek|William Ross]] was granted the 90 acres in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]] he entered in 1785)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 11 p. 113, William Ross#Timeline + (August 30, 1814 - Deed from George Hoffman et al to William Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Guilford County Abstracts, N-T 1770-1868#1 + (August 31, 1778 - Application for marriage … August 31, 1778 - Application for marriage license made by [[James Ross Sr. of Rowan County (-1789)|James Ross Sr.]] and [[Jean Unknown (fl1778-1793)|Jean Shaw]] in [[Guilford County, North Carolina]]. Bondsmen were Thomas Wiley & [[William Lusk of Guilford County|William Lusk]] of Guilford County.[[William Lusk of Guilford County|William Lusk]] of Guilford County.)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Rowan Co. file no. 1298, James Ross#Entered timeline + (August 4, 1778 - [[James Ross Sr. of Rowan County (-1789)|James Ross]] entered a grant for 640 acres on both sides of the [[Rich Fork of Abbotts Creek, Rowan County, North Carolina|Rich Fork of Abbots Creek]] in [[Rowan County, North Carolina]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 113 + (August 4, 1804 - Part of [[Sullivan County, Tennessee|Sullivan County]] lost to [[Carter County, Tennessee|Carter County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 112 + (August 4, 1804 - [[Carter County, Tennessee|Carter County]] gained from [[Sullivan County, Tennessee|Sullivan County]])
Source:Deed book, Tennessee, Stewart Co. bk. 9 p. 11, William Bain#Timeline + (August 4, 1829 - Quitclaim deed from Willi … August 4, 1829 - Quitclaim deed from William Bain of Stewart County, Tennessee, attorney in fact for his father [[Daniel Bain (1760-1838)|Daniel Bain of White County, Illinois]], to James Walker of Christian County, Kentucky, for $10, releasing all right, title, and interest that Daniel Bain holds -- in right of his wife Sarah Bain, formerly Sarah Ross, one of the heirs of [[William Ross Sr. of Rocky River|William Ross, deceased]] -- in a tract of about 140 acres in [[Stewart County, Tennessee]], on the south side of Green Tree Grove, part of a 274-acre survey made by Robert Nelson, being land originally granted by the State of Tennessee to William Ross, assignee of Archibald McDonald, by grant dated September 25, 1810, and devised by William Ross to his wife and heirs, remaining undivided among William Ross's heirs at the time of this deed. William Bain, acting as attorney, covenanted to defend the title against the claims of himself, his heirs, and all persons claiming under him. Witnessed by Benjamin Currie and William Hooks. Proven in open court by the oaths of Benjamin Currie and William Hooks, Stewart County Court, November Term 1829; registered December 7, 1829.er Term 1829; registered December 7, 1829.)