Henry Rudisill

Notes:

 

He was a patriot during the Revolutionary Army. He and his wife Eve lived on Leeper's Creek near Iron Station, North Carolina.

Johann married Eva Dellinger Abt 1746. Eva (daughter of Johann Phillip Dellinger and Mary Tankersley) was born Abt 1728, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

 

Mystery solved about Eva Dellinger. So many authorities said she was

the daughter of Johannes Phillip Dellinger son of Hans Paul Dellinger

and it just didn't make sense. Sure enough she is the daughter of Johann

Phillip Dellinger son of Martin Dellinger. Hans Martin Dellinger was a

brother to Johannes Phillip Dellinger. Also so many attribute Mary

Tankersley as the 3rd wife of Johannes Phillip Dellinger son of Hans Pa

Dellinger when instead she was the wife of Johann Phillip Dellinger the

son of Hans Martin Dellinger. Mary is the mother of Eva Catherine

Dellinger who married Johann Michael Rudisill.

Johann married Barbara Anna Siegfried 13 Sep 1718, Michelfeld, Baden, Germany. Barbara (daughter of Joseph Chorpening and Ann Paine) was born 9 May 1696, Michelfeld, Baden-Wirttemberg, Germany; died 1753, York, York, PA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Spouse: Anna Barbara Rudisill (born Seigfried)

Johann married Mary Tankersley. Mary (daughter of Ann Link and John Sides) was born 7 Aug 1695, Heidelburg, Germany. [Group Sheet]

Johann married Cleophe Endres Neff 19 Feb 1688, Michelfeld,Karls,Baden,Germany. Cleophe (daughter of Noah Perry Chorpening and John Rudisill) was born 9 Nov 1671, Michelfeld, Baden-Wirttemberg, Germany; died 6 Feb 1758, Michelfeld, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Spouse: Cleophe Endres Rudisill (born Neff)

Joseph married Ann Paine. [Group Sheet]

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REFN: 23215

Notes from Hollon/ Daves and related families on Ancestry.com

Martin signed his own name when he subscribed the Oath of Allegiance to

King George II.

L.M. Hoffman in "Our Kin"reports an oral tradition, that Martin

Dellinger did not remain in America but went back to Germany, where he

died and alledgely left a considerable estate.

In Gaston, Lincoln and Catawba Counties of western North Carolina, the

Dellinger name is frequently encountered in the old records and

descendants remain there until this day. However, Paul Dellinger of

Lincolnton, North Carolina writes that Martin Dellinger left no will and

that he has not found cemetery records of any children in Lincoln Co.

On the 27th of October, 1738 on the ship "Saint Andrew", John Stedman

captain, sailed into the Philadelphia harbor from Rotterdam last of

Cowes, England, came Martin Dellinger. (Thirty Thousand Names of

Immigrants in Pennsylvania 1727-776, p. 126.)

MIGR: 1753 North Carolina

Note:

It is believed Martin Dellinger lived in York Co., Pennsylvania before

following the migration route down the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia to

North Carolina, where he first appears in 1753. LND_: 30 AUG 1753 Anson

Co., North Carolina

Note:

Reference is found in Lincoln Co. Deed Book 2, pg. 623 that Martin

Dellinger, the Patent Book spells his name as Falinger, received a grant

of 370 acres on August 30, 1753 in Anson Co. on the south side of the

Catawba River on a south fork of Leeper's Creek, near Laurence Snap.

LND_: 24 SEP 1754 Anson Co., North Carolina Note: On September 24, 1754

Martin Dellinger, the Patent Book spells his name as Talinger, receiv

grant of another 400 acres in Anson Co. on the south side of the Catawba

River on the north branch of Leeper's Creek, joining bothsides of the

creek (Patent Deed Bk. 2, No. 793, pg. 128).

LND_: 28 APR 1768 Anson Co., North Carolina Note: Martin also received a

third grant for 200 acres on both sides of Sights (Seitz or Sides) Creek

on April 28,1768. LND_: 1769 Anson Co., North Carolina Note: In 1769

Martin Dellinger sold 200 acres to Peter Costner (recorded in Raleigh,

NC.)

LND_: 28 MAR 1755 Anson Co., North Carolina Note: Martin Dellinger, the

Patent Book spells his name as Talinger, was granted 200 acres joining

Larance Snaps on thenorth branch of Leeper's Creek.LND_: 03 SEP 1757

Anson Co., North Carolina

Note:

On 3 September 1757, Martin and Barbara Dellinger convey to Adam Seitz

the 200 acres which Martin

was granted on 28 March 1755. On the same day Martin and Barbara convey

to Jacob Hoyle 185 acres of the 370 acre grant made to Martin on 30

August 1753. Jacob Hoyle died intestate by August 1763, this 185 acres

descends to his only son, Michael Hoyle who was born aabout 1758. In 17

Martin Hoyle sold this tract of land to Joseph Aker who then sold it to

Henry Rudisill in 1797.

Martin and Barbara also conveyed the remaining 185 acres of the 1753

grant to Philip Dellinger, Martin's brother on 3 September 1757. In May

1783 Philip Dellinger deeds this 185 acres to his son Henry. On 1

February 1786 Henry sells this 185 acres to Jacob Dellinger. On 21 June

1789 Jacob Dellinger sells 40 acres of the 185 acre tract to William

Dellinger. This 40 acres is part of the larger tract of land that Willi

sells to Jacob Link in 1807. This William Dellinger moved to Indiana

sometime between 1807 and 1820.

Ann married John Sides Abt 1746. John (son of Johann Phillip Dellinger and Mary Tankersley, son of Johann Anthonius Seitz and Dorothea Elizabeth Felsinger) was born 1734, Holland; died 1830, Walker, Alaabama; was buried , Sides Cemetery, Walker, Alabama. [Group Sheet]