1850 census
Sandy Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1789 Virginia
John P Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1829 North Carolina
Lucinda N Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1835 North Caro
lina
Martha J A Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1837 North Carolina
Sanford R Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1839 North Carolina
Romulus M B Flynt Not Stated, Forsyth, NC abt 1840 North Carolina



News & Echoes, Vol VI. No. 2, Page 11, October 1987 THE FLYNT FAMILY by T. G. Proctor, Jr. (Contributed by Maxine Flynt Bovender, Route 1, 5560 Murray Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106) (T.G. Proctor, Jr. gathered the following from the records of Dr. Adelaide Fries, historian of the Moravians in Forsyth County, North Carolina; Burke Flynt Sr.; Sally Transou; Martha Flynt; Culpeper, Virginia, etc., from 1932 - through March 28, 1957)
"Sandy Flynt married Maria Magdalena Salome Hauser, daughter of Lt. (Later Colonel) George Hauser Jr., of Bethania (Revolutionary soldier). Sandy and Salome moved to the section now known as the Old Town School community, on a hill near the home of Miss Emma Leinbach. The logs of their first house were used, later, to build a little house now unoccupied and standing several hundred yards in front of the Leinback home. Sandy was an "Ironside" Baptist, Salome a Moravian. There were 13 children. Later they moved and built a home on land, near where Beck's Baptist Church now stands. He died March 30, 1867 and was buried on his place. His tombstone is now in Pfafftown Christian Cemetery. The children of Sandy and Salome Flynt were: John Proctor, Romalus Briton, William (elected the first sheriff of Forsyth County in 1849), George Flynt (Louisville), James Flynt (moved out west), Sandy Thomas Flynt (died in Civil War), Samuel Flynt (died in Civil War), Minerva (married Benj. Pfaff), Lucendie (married a Church), Salena (married Richard Church), Eveline (Mrs. Grabbs), Sally (married Edward Pfaff), Martha (married Edward Pfaff 2nd, a nephew). John Proctor Flynt (son of Sandy) was born April 27, 1829 and died March 20, 1902. He married Lucy Elizabeth Petree (born June 15, 1833), died June 24, 1911; built and lived in log house which now stands across road from the store of Mrs. Bob Norman. John Flynt's barn was on the site now occupied by the Old Town School. John Flynt was wounded in the hip at the Battle of Gettysburg. After the Civil War, he united with Pfafftown Christian Church, and with him his wife Lucy, who had been a Methodist. There were 14 children: Sarah Jane (born August 2, 1851, died when baby, buried in Moravian cemetery, Bethania); John William (born January 9, 1853, died Salisbury); Sandy Thomas (born 1853); Aurelius Alex (born 1858); Napoleon Pal (born 1860, burned to death in barn, aged 12); Minerva Elizabeth (born June 2, 1862; married Ben Rank, died in High Point); Sanford Isaac (born 1865); George Henry Romalus (born 1867; married Patty Miller); Martha Rebecca (born November 4, 1869, married March 20, 1894 to T. G. Proctor, Greensboro); Robert E. (born July 15, 1871) Infant daughter (born 1873); Ida Fize (born December 13, 1874; married Sidney L. Norman; died ; Children: Grace N. Moser, Sidney Sanford, Robert M., Ruby N. Roberts); Albert Michael (born August 13, 1876, died ). Romalus Briton, son of Sandy and Salome Flynt, was born December 25, 1839; died October 16, 1908. Married Cynthia Amanda Thomas (born 1841; died 1920). Built and lived in house on Highway 421 across from home of Mrs. Maude Shore. Fought in Battle of Gettysburg; both members of Pfafftown Christian Church of which Virgil Wilson was pastor of 1850-1902. Five Children: Sally Minerva (born 1868, died , married A. L. Transou, daughters Mrs. Myrtle T. Shouse and Georgia Transou); Sandy; Lavena Annett (born March 28, 1873, married W. H. Yarbrough, children: Paul, Ruth, Gray, Mrs. Mary Y. Shopshire, Mrs. Mildred Y. Carswell); George William Flynt (born May 31, 1875, died June 22, 1951, married Mamie Scott, 5 children: Hoke, George, Sandy Richard, Rufus Guy, James Transou); Maude Flynt (born September 16, 1879, married Irvin Shore, 2sons: Gray (born September 16, 1904, died January 8, 1932; Hoke (born October 28, 1916, died July 11, 1945). "

• Married: 11 Mar 1815 in , Stokes, North Carolina
• Note:

  Sandy Flynt married Sally Hauser 11 Mar 1815 Stokes
  
  
  Name: Sandy Flynt Spouse: Sally Hauser Marriage Date: 11 Mar 1815 Marriage County: Stokes Marriage State: North Carolina Source Vendor: County Court Records Danbury, NC and FHL # 0422159 Source: County Court Records at Danbury, NC & Family Histo

• Change Date: 24 Nov 2011

1. Samuel R. Flynt
2. William Flynt b: 1816
3. George Hauser Flynt b: 1818
4. Minerva Flynt b: 1817
5. Evaline Elizabeth Flynt b: 1820
6. Sandy Thomas Flynt b: 1821
7. James H. Flynt b: 1823
8. Sallie Flynt
9. Selena Flynt
10. John Proctor Flynt b: 1829
11. Lucinda Flynt b: 1833
12. Martha J. A. Flynt b: 1837
13. Sanford R. Flynt
14. Romulus Briton Flynt b: 1839

• Married:
• Change Date: 24 Nov 2011