Son of Thomas Fewtrell and his wife Ann.
Note: In colonial Northampton County, North Carolina, William's surname is recorded on a land grant of 582 acres issued 25 Feb 1760 as FUTRAL. On a land grant of 286 acres issued a little over a year later (28 Jul 1761), William's surname is recorded as FUTRALL (both land grants were missing at the time of the filming of the documents.)
Note: In colonial Northampton County, North Carolina, William's surname is recorded on a land grant of 582 acres issued 25 Feb 1760 as FUTRAL. On a land grant of 286 acres issued a little over a year later (28 Jul 1761), William's surname is recorded as FUTRALL (both land grants were missing at the time of the filming of the documents.)
Son of Thomas Fewtrell and his wife Ann.
Note: In colonial Northampton County, North Carolina, William's surname is recorded on a land grant of 582 acres issued 25 Feb 1760 as FUTRAL. On a land grant of 286 acres issued a little over a year later (28 Jul 1761), William's surname is recorded as FUTRALL (both land grants were missing at the time of the filming of the documents.)
Note: In colonial Northampton County, North Carolina, William's surname is recorded on a land grant of 582 acres issued 25 Feb 1760 as FUTRAL. On a land grant of 286 acres issued a little over a year later (28 Jul 1761), William's surname is recorded as FUTRALL (both land grants were missing at the time of the filming of the documents.)
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