Many records indicate that he was born in Wayne County, North Carolina, but other family members have argued that he came from South Carolina or Georgia. Some family records have suggested that the tombstone date is wrong and that he was actually born in 1846. Likewise, some have also claimed that he served in the Civil War, which would be possible if he was born in 1846 but likely not possible if he was born in 1851.
He had only two known children, a son named Speight and a daughter named Lorenza. Speight is buried in the same cemetery, while it is unknown where the daughter is buried.
*This memorial is maintained by his great-great-great-grandson*
He had only two known children, a son named Speight and a daughter named Lorenza. Speight is buried in the same cemetery, while it is unknown where the daughter is buried.
*This memorial is maintained by his great-great-great-grandson*
Many records indicate that he was born in Wayne County, North Carolina, but other family members have argued that he came from South Carolina or Georgia. Some family records have suggested that the tombstone date is wrong and that he was actually born in 1846. Likewise, some have also claimed that he served in the Civil War, which would be possible if he was born in 1846 but likely not possible if he was born in 1851.
He had only two known children, a son named Speight and a daughter named Lorenza. Speight is buried in the same cemetery, while it is unknown where the daughter is buried.
*This memorial is maintained by his great-great-great-grandson*
He had only two known children, a son named Speight and a daughter named Lorenza. Speight is buried in the same cemetery, while it is unknown where the daughter is buried.
*This memorial is maintained by his great-great-great-grandson*
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