Jesse & Susan Quinn Family Bible — complete preservation/transcription PDF
Primary family record
Jesse Quinn
Recorded information
| Birth | 12 Dec 1794 — Albertson, Duplin County, North Carolina |
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| Marriage | Susan Jernigan — documented in associated family evidence |
| Death | 22 Jan 1860 — Wolfscrape, Duplin County, North Carolina, United States |
| Burial | Best-Quinn Cemetery, Wolfscrape, Duplin County, North Carolina, United States |
Direct-line relationship evidence
Parent: Caleb Quinn
Status: SAR-ACCEPTED LINEAGE — CUMULATIVE INDIRECT EVIDENCE
The accepted 47-page proof argument concludes Jesse was Caleb’s son from cumulative land, estate, probate, Family Bible, mortality, cemetery and family-association evidence. No single surviving record explicitly states the parent-child relationship.
Direct-line child: Watson Franklin Quinn
Historical documents indexed to Jesse Quinn
Evidence objects are associated from the corpus. Multi-page PDFs remain intact and scroll inside their viewer.
1820 Caleb Quinn to Jesse Quinn deed — 2 pages
Primary land record image — recovered from accepted proof exhibits
1824 Jesse Quinn and Susan Jernigan marriage license
Primary marriage record image
1833 Caleb Quinn estate papers
Primary probate record images — recovered from accepted proof exhibits
Jane Quinn estate papers
Primary probate record images — recovered from accepted proof exhibits
1 Jan 1844 William Grimes letter — Jesse Quinn, Susan Jernigan and Wolfscrape
Contemporary correspondence / geographic and family-association evidence. Provenance: William Grimes to Jesse Grimes; originally transcribed by Betty Grimes (1999), scanned by Christine Grimes Thacker (2002), made searchable by Quinn Genealogy (2021)
1855 Last Will and Testament of Jesse Quinn
Primary probate record image
1860 mortality schedule — Jesse Quinn
Primary census mortality record image — recovered from accepted proof exhibits
1860–1863 Jesse Quinn estate papers
Primary probate record images — recovered from accepted proof exhibits
SAR accepted proof argument — Caleb Quinn → Jesse Quinn (47 pages)
Accepted lineage proof — cumulative indirect evidence. T. Allen Quinn of North Carolina
Compound research/proof file preserved intact; use the source link below. Underlying recovered records are indexed separately where available.