3. William² Anglin (Adrian¹) was born in Louisa, Virginia March 31, 1733. William died ABT APR 1803 in Caswell, North Carolina.

He married Ann in Louisa, Virginia, about 1755. Ann was born about 1736. Albemarle County, Virginia Deed Book 2 9 Mar 1758 John Goodwin of 1st part paid to William Anglin 12 pounds for a tract of land in Albemarle County, Virginia on both sides of Rock Island Creek by Patent date 15 Dec 1749 to Moses Bay Louisa County, Virginia Deed Book D 1/2 1767-1773 p 9-11 13 Feb 1767 John Washer and Elizabeth his wife St Martin Parish Louisa County sold to Benjamin Henslee L20 86 acres on Locust Creek part of the tract granted to Thomas Maples by patent 11 Apr 1732 and sold Maples to Elias Tobey by deed 7 Apr 1733 and bounded by William Anglin's land next to Mr Dicksons and Mr Jones. John Washer and Elizabeth x Washer Witness John Henslee, Mary Landers, and Samuel Henslee. Caswell County, North Carolina Land Grants William Anglin 160 acres 1 Oct 1778 Brown Creek William Anglin 250 acres 1 Oct 1778 Nolleys Fork (Nolleys Fork where he now lives.) Caswell County, North Carolina Deed Book 1777-1817 compiled by The Southern Historical Press c/o Rev Silas Emmet Lucas Junior PO Box 738 Easley, South Carolina 29641-0738 Deed Book 1777-1817 K page 181 William Anglin Senior of Caswell sold to Benjamin Kidd 250 acres on county line at Rolens Fork 29 Nov 1797. Deed Book B page 352 William Anglins 250 acres on Nolleys Fork at county line next to Thomas Hart. Jesse Cook owned land next to William Anglin. William Campbell owned land next to William Angling 2 Feb 1789 Caswell County, North Carolina Land Entries 1778-1795 456 Jul 20, 1778 William Anglin enters 160 acres onBrowns Creek and County line Cr; border Nathaniel Hart; includes his improvement bought of Reuben Estes. 457 Jul 20, 1778 William Anglin enters 250 acres on Noleys fork of County, line creek, includes his improvement where he lives. 1160 Aug 21, 1779 William Campbell enters 100 acres on waters of County line Creek and on both sides of a large branch of said creek; border SE of William Anglin and joins Thomas Hart and others. Aron Anglin mentioned several times early nothing specific. p.47 Agnes Jones age 6 orphan bound to Aron Anglin. Caswell County, NC Deed Book C p.248 Oct Court 1797 p.248 Letter of attorney: William Anglin Senior administrator for Cornelius Anglin deceased of Caswell County, to son Aaron Aglin to recover all titles to land in Tennessee. 25 Oct 1797. Witness: James Williamson p.300 The property of Widow Lay deceased. sold 20 Dec 1798 to: Peter Lay Daniel Gwynn, William Anglin, Mary Lay, Thomas Rice, James Browning, Will Browning Sen., Will Browning. by Peter Lay Administrator. The above document found on page 300 may be the most important document found, determining their relationships is very important. Obviously from the Browning perspective William Browning's father was William Browning Senior as I have suspected for years. p. 321 Letter of attorney: Wm McIntosh to friend Solomon Parks to recover wages due from State of North Carolina to Cornelius Anglin a late soldier in the continental line of North Carolina to which wages I suppose myself entitled as his heir at law and said Solomon should compromise with the person that hath drawn the Wages". 29 Jan 1798. Wit Danl. Burford, John Appleton, Caswell County North Carolina tax List 1792 Angling, Wm St David District Browning, Edmund Gloucestor Browning, Eliz Gloucestor Browning, George Gloucestor Browning, Nicholas Gloucestor Browning, Samuel Gloucestor Browning, Wm St David District (The two Wm lived close together.) This is certainly our William Browning Senior father of William who married Catherine Anglin.) William Anglin, our earliest known Anglin wrote his will on 20 Mar 1798, in Caswell County, North Carolina. The will was proved April 1803 in Caswell County, North Carolina. The marriage record of William BROWNING and Catherine ANGLIN in Caswell County, North Carolina was 24 Aug 1797. The marriage was witnessed by Alden Murphy and the Bondsman was Humphrey Roberts. With this record we see that William and Catherine were married before William ANGLIN Senior died. Because Catherine's name is mentioned in the will as Catherine BROWNING we have a positive identification of these ancestors. William ANGLIN is found in the 1790 North Carolina Census of Saint David's District Caswell County, North Carolina. No children were listed. Also in Saint David's District we find two Brownings listed, their names are James Browning and John Browning. They are probably related to our William Browning. There were no other Anglins listed in the 1790 North Carolina Census. In the 1784 Caswell County, North Carolina 2nd Edition William Anglin is listed as follows: William Anglin 1 White Male 21-60 2 White Males under 21 3 White Females all ages. An indenture in Caswell County, North Carolina dated 29 Nov 1797 shows William Anglins Senior selling land to Benjamin Kidd on Rolens Fork. Just north of Caswell County, North Carolina in Virginia we find records of other Anglins who certainly must be related. Caswell County North Carolina Will Book E (1803-1808) page 6 & 7. (LDS Film 018419 & 018420) In the name of God Amen, I William Anglin Senior of the County of Caswell and State of North Carolina being in perfect haealth and of soun mind and memory do make this my last will and testament. Making all other heretofore made by me . . . and form following (to with) Item - I give unto my son John Anglin an obligation Benjamin Head for the sum of fifty one pounds twelve shillings kingmajesty to him and his heirs. Item - I give unto my son William Anglin five shillings to him and his heirs. Item - I give unto my son in law James Barton five shillings to him and his heirs. Item - I give unto my son Aron Anglin five shillings to him and his heirs. Item - I give unto my daughter Sally Anglin one feather bed and furniture, one cow and calf, one heifer and one more cattle sport, one pine chest to her and her heirs. Item - I give unto my daughter CATHERINE BROWNING one flour wheel. Item - I give unto my beloved wife Ann Anglin all the remainder of my house sole furniture, all my stock of horses, cattle and hogs, also all my share of the crop, such as I have heretofore given away I also give unto my wife Ann Anglin in the track of land where I now live during my natural life and after her decease. I give the said tract of land to my daughter Sally Anglin and my daughter CATHERINE BROWNING to be equally divided share and share alike to them and their heirs. Item - And lastly I do negotiate and make my beloved wife Ann Anglin my executor of this my last will and testament in witness hereof. I have hereunto set my house and effixed my seal this 20th day of March 1798. Signed, Sealed & Acknowledged in presence of James Williamson (Jural) William Anglin Aron E Williamson (his mark) Benjamin T Kedd (Jural) (Mark) Caswell Court (April Court 1803) The execution of the will was duly proff in Area Court be the oath of Benjamin Kidd and James Williamson. Two of the submitting witness therefore and on motion arount to be recorded in time Ann Anglin qualifies executors to the same and letters testimony accordingly Williamson. History of Patrick and Henry County Virginia page 84. Philip Anglin I from France before 1750. Philip had a son Philip Anglin II who married a Miss Frances Cox. Philip Anglin born 20 Dec 1742 Albemarle Co Va. Philip Anglin served in the Revolutionary War R225 An Adrian Anglin is in Patrick County Va 20 Aug 1818. Early Virginia Immigrants - Anglin, Ruth 1635 by Anthony Jones ________Co. Anglin Books 929.273 929.273 Al #2222 C6545 Books in Salt Lake. John Anglin Book 929.273 William Anglin Family published 1988 AN46LE Olan R Lewis Book 929.273 AN 46LO In Search of the Anglins Adron Anglin 929.273 AN46W 1787 Virginia Tax List Caswell Co N C Adrian Anglin Self 0 0 0 1 0 Greenbrier formed 1777 Ann Anglin Self 0 0 0 2 7 Greenbrier from Orange which John Anglin Self 0 0 0 2 5 Greenbrier was formed in 1652 John Anglin Self 0 0 0 2 7 Pittsylvania Philip Anglin (with John Anglin)Pittsylvania Henry Co Va formed 1776 Philip Anglin Self 0 1 6 1 5 Henry William Anglin Self 1 0 0 5 7 Randolph 1790 Caswell County, North Carolina Census Gloucester District Saint David's District Saint Lawrence District Edmund Browning William Anglin Joshua Browning George Browning James Browning Samuel Browning John Browning Edmund Browning Junior 1800 Caswell County, North Carolina Census William ANGLINE Males 0 0 2 0 l Females 0 0 1 0 1 Anthony M Bohac - Box 6006 Canyon Lake, Ca 92300 Lee & Jullie Anglin 405 E Prince #910 Tucson, Az 85705 602-293-7067 Morris & Nettie Anglin 1426 E Nielson Mesa, Az 85204 962-1219

William Anglin and Ann had the following children:

13 i. Cornelius³ Anglin was born in , Virginia 1755. Cornelius died July 1777 in Caswell, North Carolina. Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the Revolution NO ABNER VANCE OR SLUDER P. 200 Continental Line Army accounts at Hillsboro District, Caswell County, North Carolina. Cornelius Anglen Private for pay 1 Jan 1782 p 439 Cornelius Anglin heir privated64 acres Feb 12 1784 Warren County, North Carolina.

+ 14 ii. John Anglin was born 1757.

15 iii. Miss Anglin was born in Louisa, Virginia about 1759. She married William Mcintosh.

16 iv. Miss Anglin was born in Louisa, Virginia 1761.

17 v. William Anglin was born in Louisa, Virginia 1765. He married Kerin Happuch Rice in Caswell, N C, November 15, 1789.

18 vi. Aron Anglin was born in Louisa, Virginia about 1767.

19 vii. Sally Anglin was born in Louisa, Virginia 1769. She married Richard Smith in Caswell, N C, October 26, 1804.

20 viii. Miss Anglin was born in Of Caswell, North Carolina about 1770. She married James Barton in Caswell, North Carolina, about 1795. James was born in Of Caswell, North Carolina about 1768.

21 ix. Catherine Anglin was born in Caswell, North Carolina 1781. Catherine died after 1860 in Logan, Virginia. She married William Browning in Caswell, N C, August 24, 1797. William was born in Of Caswell, North Carolina about 1780. He was the son of William Browning. William died before 1850 in Logan, Virginia. (See William Browning for the continuation of this line.) 1860 Census Logan County Virginia Dwelling 267 Catherine BROWNING age 80 living with James Madison White and Daughter Sarah E (Browning) WHITE

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