M2 Mourning Stoggins Jun 11, 1782 in Montgomery North Carolina b 8 Nov 1774 Montgomery North Carolina d 14 oct 1866 Montgomery North Carolina Lane Chapel Cemetery Children: Wade Hampton Naylor, Jemima Naylor, Joshua Naylor, George C Naylor, Nancy A Naylor, Leonard Naylor Was a soldier in the American Revolution. A member of George Washington's Staff he served for more than 7 years. He was wounded in the battle of Yorktown. He suffered a broken arm and was honorably discharged. This information is on record at the Was Department in Washington DC. This information is taken from a letter written in October of 1914 by Henry Woodfin Naylor transcribed by Kay Naylor in the 1970's. Joshua was married twice. He had nine sons by his first marriage but only John Naylor survived to adulthood. Excerpt 1914 letter by Henry Woodfin Naylor. Joshua settled in Virginia after his second marraige. Excerpt 1914 letter by Henry Woodfin Naylor. From MyFamily.com Inc August 10,2004: Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots 1775-1783 Military Records Prince Goerge's County, Maryland, Revolutuionary Patriots listing, Page 229. Naylor, Joshua (1751 or 1756 - June 24,1835, Montgomery County, North Carolina). Private, 1st Maryland Line, 1775-1776; corporal, 4th Maryland Line, Aug 1, 1777; discharged on May 20,1780, in Price George's County, Maryland. He married Mourning Stoggins on June 11, 1782 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. The names and ages of their children who were living in 1822 were: Wade Hampton Naylor, aged 15, Nancy Naylor, aged 12 or 13; Jeremiah Naylor, aged 11; Joshua Naylor aged 9; and George Naylor aged 5. Joshua Nailer applied for a pension (S41914) on July 4, 1820 aged 64 and received it on Feb 1 1822. He died on June 24, 1835 and was married in 1782. They had seven children: George Naylor, Wade Hampton Naylor, Joshua Naylor, Jemima Naylor, and Adelphia Naylor (but the other two children were not mentioned by name). [Ref: P-2468, X*-2124, D-147, D-16, and the DAR Magazine (1929), Vol. 63. No2, p103]. Information obtained By Donald C Naylor dated 9-26-76 from: 1. Charles L Naylor Gr-Gr-Gr-Gr-GrSon New Mexico 2. Mrs Elizabeth Naylor Missouri Gr-Gr-GrGd 411 N Berkley Sherman Tx 75090 3. Initial research by Ms Kathryn Harris Ft Worth Tx & Miss June Naylor Odessa 4. DAR Magazine 1931 5. Nat Archives Pension file, Rev War Veterans #5-41-914 6. 1914 letter from his great grandson Henry Woodfin Naylor to his son (Custer Naylor), 7. 1976 letter from Mrs Elizabeth Naylor Moorman of Sherman Tx 411 N Berkely st 75090. Elizabeth is a descendant from John Woodfin Naylor. (J D and John Webster Naylor were her brothers.) ***According to Henry Woodfin Naylor letter, Joshua had nine sons, all of whom died young except for John. So we have no idea if John was their first, last or somewhere in between. Possibly the latter for Joshua remarried. ***According to Mrs Elizabeth Naylor Moorman in a letter, Joshua had another son by his second wife Wade Hampton Naylor who grew up in John Naylor's home in Bedford Co. All of this is still requiring research but at long last we know that Wade Hampton Naylor was John's half brother. Notated by Donald C Naylor Dectaur Ga Sept 1, 1976. **Revealing letter written by John Woodfin Naylor in 1914 was sent to Donald C Naylor by Charles L Naylor of Clovis New Mexico n August of 1976, in exchange of Naylor family data. (Henry was a son of Alfred Naylor, John's eldest son.) **Charles L Naylor was the grandson of George Washington Naylor brother of James Decatuar Naylor, Donald C Naylors father. NAYLOR, JOSHUA (1751 or 1756 - June 24, 1835, Montgomery Co, NC), Pri.,1st MD line 1775-76; Corporal, 4th MD. line, Aug. 1, 1777, discharged on May 20, 1780 in Prince George's Co, MD Marriage liscense was issued in Upper Marlborough Prince Georges Co Maryland

1. John Naylor