Francis Locke was the illegitimate son of Judge Francis Locke of Rowan County, NC.
This is proven in the will of Judge Locke.
Judge Locke leaves to Francis Locke "I devise and bequeath to Francis Locke his heirs and assigns forever my plantation at the Narrows containing all the land I there purchased of William Allen..." This is the same land that Francis Locke of Stanly County later owned.
This is proven in the will of Judge Locke.
Judge Locke leaves to Francis Locke "I devise and bequeath to Francis Locke his heirs and assigns forever my plantation at the Narrows containing all the land I there purchased of William Allen..." This is the same land that Francis Locke of Stanly County later owned.
Francis Locke was the illegitimate son of Judge Francis Locke of Rowan County, NC.
This is proven in the will of Judge Locke.
Judge Locke leaves to Francis Locke "I devise and bequeath to Francis Locke his heirs and assigns forever my plantation at the Narrows containing all the land I there purchased of William Allen..." This is the same land that Francis Locke of Stanly County later owned.
This is proven in the will of Judge Locke.
Judge Locke leaves to Francis Locke "I devise and bequeath to Francis Locke his heirs and assigns forever my plantation at the Narrows containing all the land I there purchased of William Allen..." This is the same land that Francis Locke of Stanly County later owned.
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