Marty and Karla Grant

!NOTE:I have data on this family on the chance that Benjamin Tann is somehow connected to Benjamin Tanner of Nash County. No evidence they are connected, but Benjamin Tanner just appears in the area in the 1810's, about same time Benjamin Tann (Jr) disappears.

!NOTE:Mentioned in Heinigg's Free African Americans;

!CENSUS:1790 Nash Co., NC Benjamin Tann 0-0-0-5-0;

!CENSUS:1800 Nash Co., NC pg 122 Benjamin Tann Sr no ages "00000-00000-8-0";

!WILL:11 Sep 1806 Nash co., NC pr Nov Ct 1806 Benjamin (X) Tann
son Benjamin Tann, 190a after wife's death
dau Amey Locus
Wife Preciler Tan
Exec: Son Bengemon Tann, John Rice
Wit: J. Taylor, Edwd York [John (X) Owens, Elias Owens] last two marked out;

!DIVISION: 8 Nov 1815 Nash Co., NC Deed Book 9-265 Division of Estate of Benjamin Tann, deceased by commissioners. $129.94 divided among six heirs, not named;

!ESTATE:"Abstracts of Early Records of Nash County North Carolina 1777-1859 by Joseph W. Watson, 1975: Estate of Benjamin Tann by Jesse Boothe, adm, 1807, account current Aug term 1815;

!NOTE:Mentioned in Heinigg's Free African Americans;

!CENSUS:1790;

!CENSUS:1800 Nash Co., NC pg 122 Benjamin Tann no ages "00000-00000-4-0";

!NAMED: WILL:11 Sep 1806 Nash co., NC pr Nov Ct 1806 Benjamin (X) Tann
son Benjamin Tann, 190a after wife's death
dau Amey Locus
Wife Preciler Tan
Exec: Son Bengemon Tann, John Rice
Wit: J. Taylor, Edwd York [John (X) Owens, Elias Owens] last two marked out;

!CENSUS:1810;