Encyclopedia of Amer. Quaker Genealogy by William Wade Hinshaw. (Cane Creek MM, Orange Co., NC). pg. 348
Quaker records, see also "Immigration of the Irish Quakers into PA 1682-1750" I have birthdate of 3-3 and place Chester Co also check this


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1790 NC Randolph Hillsborough dist  M637  Roll: 7  Page: 290
Jessee Comer 115007
Edmund Chambers
Lawrence Rains 12503
Nicholas Cox, Peter Crven, Samueol Cox, Henry Cox, other Cox, Garners
William Lawrence, William Raines 132017
Mary Rains, others

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Land records:
20 Dec 1791 Richland Creek
24 Dec 1800 Richland Creek

look for mg rec in NC Randolph Jesse there in 1800 census 2101 1111, possibly remarried


Quaker records have mg record both 3rd month and 5th month these dates need to be translated into the numerals used by the Quaker recorders: 1756-11mo-04 and so on but only prior to 1753

Ann inherited from her father's [1777] will:
I also give and devise to my daughters Ann Chamness the feather bead furniture and bedstead that was called Elizabeths and the cow bell story and her from this time with three puter basons and four puter plates and one puter dish.
Will of Anthony Chamness November 24, 1776
(Original in Pittsboro Court House - copied by D. T. Teague)
Dan Chamness DanChamnes@aol.com
web site http://www.bgwilliams.apexhosting.com/gen/cham1/surnames.htm
will at: http://www.bgwilliams.apexhosting.com/chamnote.htm#will
from "Janice G. Donley" <jdonley@bellatlantic.net> Dec 2000

• Married: 19 MAY 1778 in Cane Creek, Chatham Co NC

1. Sarah Comer b: 10 FEB 1779 in Chatham Co NC
2. Lydia Comer b: 18 NOV 1782 in Chatham, NC
3. Rebekah Comer b: 19 OCT 1783 in Chatham Co NC
4. John Comer b: 3 SEP 1785 in Chatham, NC
5. Ann "Nancy" Comer b: 2 FEB 1788 in Chatham Co NC
6. Mary Comer b: 4 APR 1790 in Chatham Co, NC
7. Jesse Comer b: 25 JUN 1793 in Chatham Co NC

• Married:

1. Joseph Comer b: ABT 1798
2. Caleb Comer b: 20 JAN 1801 in OH
3. Robert Comer b: 6 JAN 1803 in OH
4. Tamar Comer b: 14 FEB 1805 in OH
5. Dinah Comer b: 3 JUN 1809 in OH

1. Text: http://www.macomb.com/~ilmcdono/Biographies/JComer.html
   Joseph Comer
    
   COMER, Joseph, who was formerly successfully engaged in agricultural pursuits in Eldorado Township, McDonough County, Ill., but is now living in comfortable retirement in Macomb, was born in the above-named township August 23, 1839, and there attended public school. He is a son of Robert and Nancy (Wilkinson) Comer, both natives of Ohio, the father having been born in the vicinity of Chillicothe. Jesse Comer, the grandfather, was a native of North Carolina. But one of Robert Comer's brothers and two sisters came to Illinois. All are now deceased. Robert Comer and his wife had ten children, his son Joseph being the fifth in order of birth. He remained on the farm with his parents until he was thirty-two years old, when he married and moved onto a tract of seventy acres of land in the same township, which his father had given him for services rendered. To this farm he added until he was the owner of 316 acres in one farm, which is still his property. It is all fine farming land, free from incumbrance, and nearly all tiled. While living there Mr. Comer was engaged in general farming and stock-raising, and for twenty years fed from one to two carloads of cattle per year. In September, 1902, he moved to Macomb, where he had bought a residence. Here in ease and contentment respected by all, he is enjoying the fruits of many years of toil.
   
   Mr. Comer was married October 31, 1872, to Frances Craig, who was born and schooled in Industry Township. The children resulting from this union are as follows: Gilbert R., Mary L., Reta M., George W., Charles E. and Walter A. Politically, Mr. Comer is a Democrat. He was School Director of his township for fifteen years, and also served as Road Commissioner. In religious belief, he is a Presbyterian, and fraternally, is affiliated with the Masonic Order.
   
   Source: The Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of McDonough County, compiled by Dr. Newton Bateman, and Paul Shelby, 1907.
   
   Copyright 2000 Robin Worth Petersen; all rights reserved. For personal use only. Commercial use of the information contained in these pages is strictly prohibited without prior permission. If copied, this copyright must appear with the information.
2. Text: trans1: Quaker records have not all been changed to modern date format... need to double check