Robert Jackson Capps

Robert married Keziah Hamilton Norris about 1852. Keziah (daughter of Henry Norris and Elizabeth Hamilton) was born on 18 Nov 1828 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; died on 21 Dec 1906; was buried in Johnson Chapel Cemetery, Johnston Co., North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. James Ruffin Capps was born on 29 Oct 1859 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; died on 7 Feb 1947 in Erwin, Harnett Co., North Carolina; was buried in Hodges Chapel Cemetery, Benson, Johnston Co., North Carolina.
2. Littleton M. Capps was born on 17 Dec 1867 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; died on 9 Aug 1906 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; was buried in Johnson Chapel Cemetery, Johnston Co., North Carolina.
3. Miniza E. Capps was born on 18 May 1853 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; died on 9 Feb 1933 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; was buried in Johnson Chapel Cemetery.
4. William Henry Capps was born between 1854 and 1858 in Johnston Co., North Carolina.

Littleton married Zilphia A. Price on 12 May 1827 in Johnston Co., North Carolina. Zilphia was born between Jan 1804 and 1815; died in Feb 1901; was buried in Johnston Chapel Cemetery, Johnson Co., North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I have no idea if Harvey Capps was even related to Littleton Capps and just created a common link under the name "Posible" just to combine these two Capps families for printout. Bob Baker

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Michael Capps Webpage

Military: Am. Revolution, Second Regiment NC Continental Line. Death was inferred his pension of $80 per annum beginning on 4-Mar-1831 for which he received a total of $240. Therefore, $240/$80 = 3 years before he died. He served six years during the Revolution, was captured in SC, held 18 months, and then was released at Jamestown. He was 5' 9", grey eyes, light brown hair, and fair complexion. William had three sons born before 1810, according to 1800 and 1810 Census records: two sons age 10-16 (William and Henry) and one son under age 10 (Unknown Boy CAPPS).

Shirley Ann GANDY, a descendent of Littleton through his son Thomas CAPPS, reported to me in July 1999 that her mother had said that she had been told that Littleton's father was a "hero" and that she thought his name was "William." Such a description would aptly fit William (b. 1751) who served in the Revolutionary War. William (b. 1751) does have a son listed in the 1810 census of the right age to have been Littleton, but this boy does not appear in the 1820 census

William married Zilpha Bulls on 26 Jan 1788 in Johnston Co., North Carolina. Zilpha was born between 1768 and 1773 in Johnston Co., North Carolina; died after 1839. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]