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• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 32 p. 247, William R Ross#Timeline  + (March 1867 - Deed from John Ross to William R Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 35 p. 494, John Ross#Timeline  + (March 1867 - Deed from Thomas Tuten Jr to … March 1867 - Deed from Thomas Tuten Jr to John Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances. (Same grantor, date, and instrument kind as the bk. 32 p. 227 entry -- possibly a duplicate index entry, or two separate deeds recorded in different books the same month; not reconciled.)ent books the same month; not reconciled.))
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 32 p. 227, John Ross#Timeline  + (March 1867 - Deed from Thomas Tuten Jr to John Ross, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 134  + (March 19, 1774 - Part of [[Halifax County, North Carolina|Halifax County]] lost to the creation of [[Martin County, North Carolina|Martin County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 135  + (March 19, 1774 - Part of [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina|Tyrrell County]] lost to the creation of [[Martin County, North Carolina|Martin County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 136  + (March 19, 1774 - [[Martin County, North Carolina|Martin County]] created from [[Halifax County, North Carolina|Halifax County]] and [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina|Tyrrell County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 519  + (March 19, 1860 - Part of [[Bradley County, Tennessee|Bradley County]] lost to [[Polk County, Tennessee|Polk County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 524  + (March 19, 1860 - Part of [[Robertson County, Tennessee|Robertson County]] lost to [[Davidson County, Tennessee|Davidson County]] [repealed 14 Mar 1868])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 525  + (March 19, 1860 - Part of [[Scott County, Tennessee|Scott County]] lost to [[Fentress County, Tennessee|Fentress County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 526  + (March 19, 1860 - Part of [[Smith County, Tennessee|Smith County]] lost to [[Dekalb County, Tennessee|Dekalb County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 520  + (March 19, 1860 - [[Davidson County, Tennessee|Davidson County]] gained from [[Robertson County, Tennessee|Robertson County]] [repealed 14 Mar 1868])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 521  + (March 19, 1860 - [[Dekalb County, Tennessee|Dekalb County]] gained from [[Smith County, Tennessee|Smith County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 522  + (March 19, 1860 - [[Fentress County, Tennessee|Fentress County]] gained from [[Scott County, Tennessee|Scott County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 523  + (March 19, 1860 - [[Polk County, Tennessee|Polk County]] gained from [[Bradley County, Tennessee|Bradley County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 464  + (March 2, 1854 - Part of [[Lawrence County, Tennessee|Lawrence County]] lost to [[Lewis County, Tennessee|Lewis County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 465  + (March 2, 1854 - [[Lewis County, Tennessee|Lewis County]] gained from [[Lawrence County, Tennessee|Lawrence County]])
• Source:Grant, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. file no. 3090, William Ross#Entered timeline  + (March 20, 1779 - [[William Ross of English Buffalo Creek|William Ross]] entered a grant for 250 acres on the fourth side of English Buffalow Creek beginning at a white oak in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]])
• Source:Letter, Hugh Ross of Shandwick to David Ross, Edinburgh, March 22, 1764#Main timeline  + (March 22, 1764 - [[Hugh Ross 2nd of Kerse & Skeldon (1695-1775)|Hugh Ross]] … March 22, 1764 - [[Hugh Ross 2nd of Kerse & Skeldon (1695-1775)|Hugh Ross]], head of the house of Shandwick, forwarded to [[David Ross the tragedian (1728-1790)|David Ross in Edinburgh]] the letter written by [[John Ross Esq. of Philadelphia (1714-1776)|John Ross of Philadelphia]] requesting more information about any relationship he may have with the Rosses in Londontionship he may have with the Rosses in London)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 21 p. 630, Joseph W Ross#Timeline  + (March 22, 1830 - Deed from Adam A Springs to Joseph W Ross for 284 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, McMichaels Crk.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 23 p. 530, William Ross#Timeline  + (March 22, 1836 - Deed of trust from Martha Wethers to William Ross et al in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, 1 enslaved girl, recorded as "Martha".)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 527  + (March 23, 1860 - Part of [[Putnam County, Tennessee|Putnam County]] lost to [[Smith County, Tennessee|Smith County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 528  + (March 23, 1860 - [[Smith County, Tennessee|Smith County]] gained from [[Putnam County, Tennessee|Putnam County]])
• Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 45  + (March 24, 1902 - [[Sinah Melissa Ross, daughter of Mitchell Ross (1832-1902)|Sinah M. Ramsey]] died.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Tyrrell Co. bk. 2 p. 53, Edmund Smithwick  + (March 25, 1749 - [[Edmund Smithwick, planter of Tyrell County|Edmund Smithwick, planter of Tyrell Co.]] … March 25, 1749 - [[Edmund Smithwick, planter of Tyrell County|Edmund Smithwick, planter of Tyrell Co.]], sold to [[William Ross Sr. of Martin County (-1760)|William Ross, planter of Tyrell Co.]], 147 acres joining Jno Dugan, Baylis Creek, Thomas Benet, Peter Steencell, John Gardner, Smithwick, sd Portee. Witnessed by Edward Griffen, [[John Ross of Tyrell County|John Ross]], Edmund Smithwick.[[John Ross of Tyrell County|John Ross]], Edmund Smithwick.)
• Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 1182, Eijah Ross#Surveyed timeline  + (March 25, 1788 - Survey No. 395 for [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]] … March 25, 1788 - Survey No. 395 for [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]]'s 105-acre tract On the North side of Pamplico river and in Long Acre, beginning at a pine on his own line, S. 20 E. 85 poles to a bay, S. 70 E. 200 poles to a gum, N. 20 E. 85 poles to a gum, thence to the first station, chain-borne by Charles Latham and Phineas Latham, surveyor W[illiam] [Shaw?]Phineas Latham, surveyor W[illiam] [Shaw?])

• Source:"Ansearchin'" News (Ross-Wells Bible Records)#Timeline 13  + (March 25, 1831 - Daughter was born and died.)

• Source:Calendar of New Castle Wills (Calendar)#Timeline 6  + (March 26, 1798 - Will of Samuel Platt, M.D … March 26, 1798 - Will of Samuel Platt, M.D. White Clay Creek Hundred, [[New Castle County, Delaware]]. Daughters, Dinah Worth, Margaret McCrea, Elizabeth Evans, Ann Anderson, Martha Durgan, Jane, and Mary; son, George; grand-dau., [[Ann Ross, granddaughter of Samuel Platt|Ann Ross]]. Exc. wife, Margery and William McMechen.. Exc. wife, Margery and William McMechen.)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 67  + (March 27, 1753 - Part of [[Anson County, North Carolina|Anson County]] … March 27, 1753 - Part of [[Anson County, North Carolina|Anson County]] lost to the creation of [[Rowan County, North Carolina|Rowan County]]; [[Anson County, North Carolina|Anson County]] also gained from unorganized territory; western boundary limit remained indefinitewestern boundary limit remained indefinite)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 66  + (March 27, 1753 - Part of [[Granville County, North Carolina|Granville County]] lost to [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 68  + (March 27, 1753 - Part of [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]] gained from [[Granville County, North Carolina|Granville County]] and lost to the creation of [[Rowan County, North Carolina|Rowan County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 69  + (March 27, 1753 - [[Rowan County, North Carolina|Rowan County]] created from [[Anson County, North Carolina|Anson County]], [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]], and unorganized territory; western boundary limit was indefinite)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 21 p. 157, Catherine Ross#Timeline  + (March 28, 1825 - Deed from Catherine Ross to Wm H Smith for 120 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Gum Branch of Long Creek.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 23 p. 189, Wm Ross#Timeline  + (March 29, 1834 - Deed from Wm Ross to John M Houston for 146 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Four Mile Creek.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 23 p. 339, William Ross#Timeline  + (March 29, 1836 - Deed from Joseph Patteson to William Ross for 19.5 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, McCalpins Crk.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 23 p. 342, Samuel Ross#Timeline  + (March 29, 1836 - Deed from Samuel Ross to Moses Starnes for 177 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 23 p. 340, William Ross#Timeline  + (March 29, 1836 - Deed from Wm Hays to William Ross for 192.5 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, McCalpins Crk.)
• Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. bk. 28 p. 290, John B Ross#Timeline  + (March 29, 1854 - Deed from John B Ross to Edmund D Hoover, per the Beaufort County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances.)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 467  + (March 3, 1854 - Part of [[Marion County, Tennessee|Marion County]] lost to [[Grundy County, Tennessee|Grundy County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 466  + (March 3, 1854 - [[Grundy County, Tennessee|Grundy County]] gained from [[Marion County, Tennessee|Marion County]])
• Source:Christ Church vestry minutes (vol. 1)#Timeline 12  + (March 30, 1745 - A majority of the Vestry elected and then present made choice of [[John Ross Esq. of Philadelphia (1714-1776)|John Ross]] to by their [[Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Church Warden]] for the ensuing year.)
• Source:Marriage bonds (Mecklenburg County, early to 1868)#Timeline 16  + (March 30, 1812 - Marriage bond for David H. Green and Nancy Ross issued in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]]. Bondsman Mathews Bigham. Witness Isaac Alexander.)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 62  + (March 31, 1752 - Part of [[Bladen County, North Carolina|Bladen County]] lost to the creation of [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 63  + (March 31, 1752 - Part of [[Granville County, North Carolina|Granville County]] lost to the creation of [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 64  + (March 31, 1752 - Part of [[Johnston County, North Carolina|Johnston County]] lost to the creation of [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 65  + (March 31, 1752 - [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]] … March 31, 1752 - [[Orange County, North Carolina|Orange County]] created from [[Bladen County, North Carolina|Bladen County]], [[Granville County, North Carolina|Granville County]], and [[Johnston County, North Carolina|Johnston County]]; western boundary limit was indefinite[[Johnston County, North Carolina|Johnston County]]; western boundary limit was indefinite)
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 431  + (March 31, 1871 - Part of [[Edgecombe County, North Carolina|Edgecombe County]] lost to [[Nash County, North Carolina|Nash County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 432  + (March 31, 1871 - [[Nash County, North Carolina|Nash County]] gained from [[Edgecombe County, North Carolina|Edgecombe County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 504  + (March 4, 1858 - Part of [[Coffee County, Tennessee|Coffee County]] lost to [[Rutherford County, Tennessee|Rutherford County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 505  + (March 4, 1858 - Part of [[Grundy County, Tennessee|Grundy County]] lost to [[Sequatchie County, Tennessee|Sequatchie County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 506  + (March 4, 1858 - [[Rutherford County, Tennessee|Rutherford County]] gained from [[Coffee County, Tennessee|Coffee County]])
• Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 507  + (March 4, 1858 - [[Sequatchie County, Tennessee|Sequatchie County]] gained from [[Grundy County, Tennessee|Grundy County]])