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Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 16 p. 139, Mary Ross#Timeline + (June 11, 1830 - Deed from Mary Ross, William Ross to Samuel Latham, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Letter, George Ross to Mr. Charles Read, June 12, 1719#Main timeline + (June 12, 1719 - The [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|Reverend Mr. George Ross]] … June 12, 1719 - The [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|Reverend Mr. George Ross]] wrote to the Church Wardens of [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Christ Church]], “I am really to seek what to write to my Lord of London before I have heard from you; to tell him that I find no incouragement to move upwards, will be enough to satisfy his Lordship, why I have not accepted of his Lordship's offer; but this account, I fear, will neither be very agreeable unto him nor make, perhaps for the interest of the Church at Philadelphia. That that Church, therefore, may not suffer through me, or by reason of any represenatation of mine, in her honour, or welfare, I beg you would give me some Light into this matter; and truely resolve me in this point of encouragement. Shall I write my Lord, that I found little or no encouragement, to settle at Philadelphia, or if this may not be said, shall I acquaint his Lordship that there was encouragement indeed offered me, but that I did not think fit accept of it; this latter account I had rather give, as believing it will please better and be more for the credit of the Gentlemen of the Church above; but neither this, nor the former account, can be offered by me, until I am favored with a relation of what progress you and your Brother Church Warden have made in pursuance of the Vestry's order: Pray, satisfy me in this particular, as soon as possible, that I may get ready my letters, with all convenient speed. I do not utterly decline moving, according to my Lord's proposals, that is when it does appear to me to be what his Lordship calls it, a promotion; but till then I shall endeavour to make myself easy in my present station.”o make myself easy in my present station.”)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 60 + (June 12, 1751 - Part of [[New Hanover County, North Carolina|New Hanover County]] lost to [[Duplin County, North Carolina|Duplin County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 61 + (June 12, 1751 - [[Duplin County, North Carolina|Duplin County]] gained from [[New Hanover County, North Carolina|New Hanover County]]; northwestern boundary limit remained indefinite)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 7 + (June 12, 1779 - Joseph Ross and were married in Rowan, Bladen, North Carolina)
Source:Marriage bonds (Mecklenburg County, early to 1868)#Timeline 0 + (June 12, 1816 - Marriage bond for John Ross and Hannah Montgomery issued in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]]. Bondsman William Allison. Witness Isaac Alexander.)
Source:Christ Church vestry minutes (PoA June 13, 1759)#Main timeline + (June 13, 1759 - Know all men by these pres … June 13, 1759 - Know all men by these presents that the incorporated Society for the [[Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts]] hath made ordained, constituted and appointed and by these presents doth make, ordain, constitute and appoint the Reverend Doctor Robert Jenney, Doctor in Divinity and Minister of the [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Church of Christ Church]] in the city of Philadelphia, the Reverend William Smith, Doctor in Divinity and Provost of the College in the said city, Jacob Duché, [[John Ross Esq. of Philadelphia (1714-1776)|John Ross]], and Evan Morgan Esquire, all of the said City of Philadelphia, on the major part of them to be the said incorporated Society's true and lawful attorneys, jointly for and in the name of the said Society to buy and completely purchase lands in the Province of Pennsylvania in American, which they they said attorneys shall think worth (and for which the said Society doth hereby bind and engage themselves to pray) such sum or sums of money as shall be raised by the sale of three hundred thousand New South Seas Annuity Stock and the annual rents and profits of such lands so purchased shall be and remain to the sole use and behalf of the Ministers of the Church of Christ Church in the City of Philadelphia for this time being, and his successors forever. And the said Incorporated Society do hereby ratify all and confirm all and whatsoever their said attorneys on the major part of them shall lawfully do on cause to be done in and about the premises by virtue of these presentst the premises by virtue of these presents)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 14 + (June 13, 1769 - Robert Ross and were married in Perquimans, North Carolina)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 21 + (June 15, 1792 - Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve) lost to creation of [[Jefferson County, Tennessee|Jefferson County]] and [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 19 + (June 15, 1792 - Part of [[Greene County, Tennessee|Greene County]] lost to the creation of [[Jefferson County, Tennessee|Jefferson County]] and [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 20 + (June 15, 1792 - Part of [[Hawkins County, Tennessee|Hawkins County]] lost to the creation of [[Jefferson County, Tennessee|Jefferson County]] and [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 22 + (June 15, 1792 - [[Jefferson County, Tennessee|Jefferson County]] … June 15, 1792 - [[Jefferson County, Tennessee|Jefferson County]] created by the Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio (Southwest Territory) from [[Greene County, Tennessee|Greene County]], [[Hawkins County, Tennessee|Hawkins County]], and Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve), and Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve))
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 23 + (June 15, 1792 - [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]] … June 15, 1792 - [[Knox County, Tennessee|Knox County]] created by Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio (Southwest Territory) from [[Greene County, Tennessee|Greene County]], [[Hawkins County, Tennessee|Hawkins County]], and Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve), and Non-County Area 1 (Cherokee Reserve))
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 21 p. 643, Ardon Ross#Timeline + (June 15, 1830 - Deed from Ardon Ross to Walter Bibb for 140 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Richardsons Creek.)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 81 + (June 16, 1784 - Henry Dilday and Sukey Ross were married in Gates, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 54 + (June 16, 1798 - John Ross and Hannah Harris posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
Source:Marriage bonds (Mecklenburg County, early to 1868)#Timeline 60 + (June 16, 1798 - Marriage bond for John Ross and Hannah Harris issued in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]]. Bondsman Saml. Harris. Witness Jno. Harris.)
Source:Marriage bond (Mecklenburg County, John Ross and Hannah Harrison, 16 June 1799)#Timeline 75 + (June 16, 1799 - John Ross and Hannah Harrison were married in Mecklenburg, North Carolina)
Source:Marriage bond (Mecklenburg County, John C Ross and Hannah Harrison, 16 June 1799)#Main timeline + (June 16, 1799 - Marriage bond for John C. Ross and Hannah Harrison issued in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]])
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 47 + (June 16, 1905 - [[Amy Estella Wells, daughter of Samuel P. Wells (1871-1905)|Amy Estella Wells]] died.)
Source:Christ Church vestry minutes (vol. 1)#Timeline 3 + (June 17, 1719 - The [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Church Wardens]] … June 17, 1719 - The [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Church Wardens]] reported that pursuant to the minutes of the last Vestry they had discoursed with several members of the Church who were very much against entering into any obligatory subscription, but if [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|Mr. Ross]] would be pleased to come to the Church on the same foot former ministers have come, viz. upon a voluntary contribution of the people, they would be as liberal as their circumstances would afford. The members of the Vestry now present are of the same opinion and desire the Church Wardens to return answer to Mr. Ross accordingly.ardens to return answer to Mr. Ross accordingly.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 18 p. 364, Alex'n Ross#Timeline + (June 17, 1808 - Mortgage deed from Alex'n Ross to William Ross in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina (Personal property).)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 6 p. 123, Elijah Ross#Timeline + (June 1789 - Deed from Benjamin Gaylord to … June 1789 - Deed from Benjamin Gaylord to [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]], per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances. (Not the same transaction as the bk. 6 p. 101 deed of Elijah Ross to Benjamin Gaylord (1789 Mar) -- different page/month; these are two separate deeds between the same two men.) separate deeds between the same two men.))
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 28 + (June 18, 1779 - Reuben Ross and Bivens were married in Rockingham, North Carolina)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 9 + (June 18, 1779 - Reuben Ross and Kenney Riveson were married in Rockingham, Richmond, North Carolina)

Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 8 + (June 18, 1783 - [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] deserted?)

Source:Military service (4 Co., North Carolina Reg't, Ross, Benjamin)#Timeline 8 + (June 18, 1783 - [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] listed as a casualty, "Desd")
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 17 p. 40, John Ross#Timeline + (June 18, 1802 - Grant from State of North Carolina to John Ross for 20 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.)
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 41 + (June 18, 1887 - [[Mitchell Ross, son of Henry Ross (1801-1887)|Mitchell Ross]] died.)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 524 + (June 18, 1959 - [[Buncombe County, North Carolina|Buncombe County]] exchanged with [[Henderson County, North Carolina|Henderson County]])
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 2-3 p. 196, William Ross#Timeline + (June 1801 - Bond of Sale from William Ross, Admr to William Farris, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 2-3 p. 319, William Ross#Timeline + (June 1801 - Release from William Ross, Adm … June 1801 - Release from William Ross, Admr to Hans Patten et al, John Simpson et al, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances. (The Grantees index gives the other party as 'Hans Patten et al'; the Grantors index gives 'John Simpson et al'. Both are kept here pending reconciliation against the original release.)onciliation against the original release.))
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 4 p. 106, Benjamin Ross#Timeline + (June 1803 - Deed from Benjamin Ross to Mary Ann Crawford, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 9 p. 66, John Ross#Timeline + (June 1811 - Deed from Grace McCabe to John Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 8 p. 387, William Ross#Timeline + (June 1813 - Mortgage Deed from James Redmond to William Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 12 p. 137, Margaret S Ross#Timeline + (June 1818 - Bond of Sale from B W Barrow to Margaret S Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 13 p. 95, William Ross#Timeline + (June 1818 - Bond of Sale from William Ross, Trustee to William Worsley, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 18 p. 532, Martin Ross#Timeline + (June 1836 - Deed from Clarissa B Wilkins to Martin Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 19 p. 394, William Ross#Timeline + (June 1838 - Bond of Sale from William C Eborn to William Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 24 p. 379, Eleanor P Ross#Timeline + (June 1848 - Deed from Benjamin Runyon, Com … June 1848 - Deed from Benjamin Runyon, Commissioner & Master in Equity (against Eleanor P Ross) to Benjamin J Spruel et al, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances. (The Grantees index cross-indexes this same book/page/date as a conveyance to Eleanor P Ross. Read together, this appears to be a court-ordered (Commissioner & Master in Equity) sale of Eleanor P Ross's interest, with Benjamin J Spruel et al as the buyer(s).)st, with Benjamin J Spruel et al as the buyer(s).))
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 28 p. 65, Lemuel S Ross#Timeline + (June 1853 - Deed from Lemuel S Ross, Silvester Ross to Amariah B Paul, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 183 + (June 2, 1784 - Part of [[Burke County, North Carolina|Burke County]] lost to [[Lincoln County, North Carolina|Lincoln County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 185 + (June 2, 1784 - Part of [[Duplin County, North Carolina|Duplin County]] lost to the creation of [[Sampson County, North Carolina|Sampson County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 184 + (June 2, 1784 - [[Lincoln County, North Carolina|Lincoln County]] gained from [[Burke County, North Carolina|Burke County]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 186 + (June 2, 1784 - [[Sampson County, North Carolina|Sampson County]] created from [[Duplin County, North Carolina|Duplin County]])
Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 7 p. 516, Elijah Ross#Timeline 1 + (June 2, 1792 - State Grant from State of North Carolina to [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]], per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
Source:Calendar of New Jersey Wills (vol. 1 Calendar)#Timeline 15 + (June 20, 1729 - Account of the personal es … June 20, 1729 - Account of the personal estate of Manuel Smith of Burlington; by the executor of his last will, Daniel Smith, who has increased it by £1.2.11, received from John Petty and has paid debts due to Michael Kearney, Richard Smith, George Willis, Wm. Fenimore, Rich'd Wright, John Smith, Rebecca Wheeler, Thomas Scattergood, Jos. Furniss, .Thomas Shreeve, Jos'a Rapier, Sam'l Bustill, Isaac Pearson, Nathan Folwell, John Neal, Wm. Wood, Abr'm Heulings, Solomon Smith, John Stockton, Samuel Kemble, Peter Fearne, John Carlisle, Isaac Decow, Jos. White, John Shinn, Nicholas Roach, [[Peter Ross of Burlington|Peter Ross]], Wm. Robinson, John Allen, Rob't Storks, Michael Newbould, James Quest, Samuel Cox, Isaac Williams, Mary Francis, Caleb Rapier, Abr'm Bickley, John Costar, Jasper Mcone, Geo. Morris, Edward Fisher, Joseph Welch, Obadiah Ireton, Thos. Peachy, John Parsons, Richard Allison, W^m. Cale, Renier Tyson, Paul Watkinson, Joseph Smith, Thomas Hunloke, Wm. Cuttler, Thomas Cuttler, Samuel Smith, James Craft, Mathew Derham, widow Ann Reeves of Ancokus, Joshua Rapier (for a pair of shoes 6s. 6d.), Thomas Curtiss, John Dawson, Sarah Land, mantuamaker, 8s. for dresses made for Sarah and Anne, daughters of Manuel Smith.Sarah and Anne, daughters of Manuel Smith.)
Source:Calendar of New Jersey Wills (vol. 1 Calendar)#Timeline 7 + (June 23, 1719 - Nuncupative will of John PentLentn of Monmouth Co., giving his property to [[Henry Ross of Monmouth County|Henry Ross]], and proved by John McDowel, with inventory of his personal estate, £5.18.3; made by Adam Hude and John McDowel.)
Source:Calendar of New Jersey Wills (vol. 1 Calendar)#Timeline 8 + (June 23, 1719 - Inventory of the personal … June 23, 1719 - Inventory of the personal estate of John PentLentn of Monmouth Co. £14.18.3, inch an old Bible 5s., one psalm book 1s. and one confession of faith 1s.; made by Ad. Hude and John McDowel, followed by the affidavit of said McDowell, that a few days and then again a few hours before his death John Pentlen had said he wished [[Henry Ross of Monmouth County|Henry Ross]] and family to have what he left.[Henry Ross of Monmouth County|Henry Ross]] and family to have what he left.)
Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 15 + (June 23, 1835 - [[Polly Ann Ross, daughter of Mitchell Ross (1835-1902)|Polly Ann Ross]] was born.)
Source:Christ Church vestry minutes (vol. 1)#Timeline 4 + (June 25, 1719 - The Governor acquainted th … June 25, 1719 - The Governor acquainted the Vestry of [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Christ Church]] that the [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|Reverend Mr. George Ross]], present at the Governour's House, having applied to him to know the final resolutions of this Vestry in answer to the proposal made to Mr. Ross in his Lordship, Bishop of London, and the Society's late letters, they were now met together for that end, and Mr. Ross waited to know their pleasure. All agreed that Mr. Ross's merit deserved all we could possibly do to invite him to this place, where it was not questioned but that he would give a general satisfaction, but it was regretted that it was not in the Vestry's power to name any more certain provision than had been given to former ministers, viz. a voluntary yearly subscription. However, if Mr. Ross would please to accept of the Bishop of the Honorably Society's Proposition and remove from [[New Castle, Delaware|New Castle]] hither, the Vestry were of opinion that the subscriptions would amount to at least 120 pounds per annum, with which, besides the Common Surplice Fee should be added those of breaking the Ground and Pall, and moreover the Vestry assured Mr. Ross of their best offices as true members of the Church to serve and promote his interest upon all occasions. This being immediately communicated to Mr. Ross by one of the Wardens and two other Members sent out to him for that purpose; Mr. Ross was afterwards called in and returned for answer that he held himself highly obliged to the great regard the Vestry had been pleased to express towards him, and that it had such an influence upon him as to make him resolve to delay returning the answer which he intended to have sent the Bishop by the present opportunity and that if the Vestry please to grant him some small time further for mature consideration he would speedily wait upon them again with a full answer he hoped to their satisfaction. To which which reasonable request of Mr. Ross the Vestry readily agreed.ch which reasonable request of Mr. Ross the Vestry readily agreed.)