Loy

Notes:

Elias Loy and Jeanette had 2 sons and 4 daughters.

Elias married J. ?. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John Loy Jr. 's marriage record was found in Stoner's Reformed Church
North Carolina. He moved from North Carolina to Campbell County,
Tennessee near Loys cross roads about 1806 with parents. In the 1840
Campbell County, Tennessee Census,John Loy age 70 to 80. Wife 60 to 70.
Some infro came from Loy Book, page 27. See Sharp Book page 172 and 173.
See "Know Your Relatives" "The Sharps" by Genevieve Peters. ( Also check
page 174)
John Loy Jr. occupation was a famer. His Church Affiation was Stoner's
Reformed Church N. C. John Loy died either 1845 or 1846.

John married Philopena Sharp about 1790 in North Carolina. Philopena (daughter of Issac Sharp and P.P. ?) was born in 1781 in Stoners Church, North Carolina; died in 1850 in Hagerstone, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
(At Daughter's Home, Catheine York

Notes:

Michael Holt and John Loy were witness of the Will of George
Loy in 1799. John Loy deeded land and slaves to Jacob Loy in 1831. Fought
part time in the Revolutionary War. Petition at advance age denied for
lack of proof. 6 months consecutive service. Later he was recognized by
the Daughters of American Revolution (D. A. R.) in 1963 by Jean Chapin.
Craig Loy has a copy of John Holt mentions daughter Mary Loy, Mrs,
Georgia Loy Quinn.
John Loy's Church Affiliation was Lutheran.
referances: Obituaries of revolutionary War Soldiers,
Genealogical society of Pennsylvania, Berks County; Will of John Loy;
Sharp and related Families, Peters, 1952-53, page 125; Natl #475867).

From John Loy's record, State of North Carolina, Orange County.
John Loy volunteered as a private in a company of militia commanded by
Captain William Rogers to suppress the Tories. He tranversed the counties
of Chatham, Randolf and South Orange County. Colonel William O'Neal and
Brigadier John Butler were his superior officers. He was in a corps
regularly organized and called into service by competent authority. In
each of these several tours he served the United States and received only
verbal discharges for his several tours. From Daughters of the American
Revolution record of Mrs. Jean May Waggoner Chapin, Chico, California,
national number 492617. February 1963

Compiled by Georgia Loy Quinn
Typed by Helen Quinn and Craig Warren Loy

John married Mary Duffy (Polly) Holt in 1767. Mary (daughter of John Holt, Sr. and E. Babo) was born in 1750 in Berks County, Pennsylvania; died on 15 Aug 1801. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

(Member Of The Influential Holt Family )

Issac married P.P. ?. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]