George Brewer owned 100 acres of land on the northeast side of the Haw River before 1 February 1786 in Chatham County, North Carolina. It was land left to him by his father, and was sold to Williasm Thetford. The deed was signed by George, Mary and an Ann Brewer, and witnessed by Thomas West, Jr. and Edward Brewer in Chatham County Deed 211. He lived in Chatham County, North Carolina in 1786. He owned 247 acres along the north side of the Haw River before 14 January 1807 in Chatham County, North Carolina. This land was conveyed to his son Jones, and was located at William Brewer's corner on William Petty's line to Little River. George owned 500 acres on the head of a creek of Stones River, known as Falling Creek before 2 December 1807 in Wilson County, Tennessee. It was sold to William Telford. It was proven December term of Court 1807, and recorded March 1808. Parents: Henry Lanier Brewer and Mary .

Spouse: Mary . Mary and George Brewer were married. Children were: Jones Brewer.

George Brewer owned an inheritance left to him in his father's will in 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. His inheritance included 245 acres along Beaver Pond Creek, part of the 490 acres at the mouth of Ready Branch, his Negro boy Will, one cow, one calf, and five sheep. He lived in Brunswick County, Virginia about 1770. He lived in Wilkes County, North Carolina about 1778. There is some evidence to indicate that he may have moved later to Georgia. Parents: George Brewer and Abigail Wyche.

George Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Ambrose Brewer and Mary Oma Richardson.

George Brewer died about 1806. Parents: Oliver Brewer.

George Brewer was born about 1686 in Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight County, Virginia. He lived in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1737. He lived on Beaver Pond Creek, in the part of Prince George County that later became part of Brunswick County. He signed a will on 13 July 1741 in Brunswick County, Virginia. George signed a will in 1744 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He died on 2 July 1744 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He was buried after 2 July 1744 in Meherrin Parish Graveyard, Meherrin Parish, Brunswick County, Virginia.

Spouse: Sarah Lanier. Sarah Lanier and George Brewer were married about 1705 in Surry County, Virginia. One source shows the place of marriage as Charles City County, Virginia. Children were: William Brewer, Oliver Brewer, Henry Lanier Brewer, Nathaniel Brewer, Sarah Brewer, George Brewer, Lanier Brewer, John Brewer, Nicholas Brewer, Howell Brewer.

Spouse: Alice Burwell. Alice Burwell and George Brewer were married about 1729 in Surry County, Virginia. Children were: Burwell Brewer, Joseph Brewer, Boyce Brewer.

George Brewer was born in 1715. Year of birth has also been found as 1718. He owned a mill on Beaver Pond Creek after 5 March 1741/2 in Brunswick County, Virginia. Court Orders show that upon the petition of George Brewer on this date, setting forth that he held land on both sides of the Beaver Pond Creek, he petitioned for an order to build a mill thatwas approved. He owned 270 acres on the south side of Falling Run after 2 February 1743/4 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He purchased this land from John Linch of Northampton County. Records show the sale as witnessed by a "Homes Brewer," but this is believed to have been his brother Howell. George co-executor of his father's estate after 2 July 1744. He owned 208 acres on Jennito before 1753 in Brunswick County, Virginia. Along with a Benjamin Ivey of St. Andrew Parish, he sold the land to Thomas Twitty and Robert Campbell. He lived in Brunswick County, Virginia before 1760. He lived on Beaver Pond Creek, where it crosses the North Carolina "country" line. George signed a will in 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He died about 24 October 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. An inventory of his estate was filed 26 Jul 1762 in Brunswick County and it was valued at £300. His 48 hogs were valued at only £7. He was buried after 24 October 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He is buried on his homestead on Beaver Pond Creek, beside his wife. Parents: George Brewer and Sarah Lanier.

Spouse: Abigail Wyche. Abigail Wyche and George Brewer were married on 4 March 1735. Children were: George Brewer, William Brewer, Henry Brewer, James Brewer, John Brewer, Jesse Brewer, Sarah Brewer, Frances Brewer, Elizabeth Brewer, Abigail Brewer, Rebecca Brewer.

George W. Brewer was born about 1858 in Ohio. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Fairview, Highland County, Ohio. He is shown on the census as married, but living with his parents and no wife indicated in the household at the time of the census. It also indicates that he could not read or write. In 1880 he was an a laborer in Highland County, Ohio. Parents: William Brewer and Catherine Jobe.

Spouse: . George W. Brewer was married.

Goldie Brewer was born on 28 March 1934 in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. She died in October 1987. Parents: Calvin C. Brewer and Ruby Conner.

Spouse: John Shoemaker. Children were: Timothy John Shoemaker, Roger Wayne Shoemaker, Sheila Faye Shoemaker, Bonnie Annette Shoemaker, Perry Alan Shoemaker.

Hannah Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Sampson Brewer and Nancy Harper.

Hardy Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer and Mary .

Hazel H. Brewer was born on 21 March 1901. She received by request on 10 February 1906 in Wilmington Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. She attended Ada Chapel, a part of Wilmington Monthly Meeting, located on Grant Street. She died on 10 March 1975 in Florida. Hazel was a Quaker. Parents: Irvin Brewer and Dora B. Doan.

Spouse: Cecil A. Rhoades. Hazel H. Brewer and Cecil A. Rhoades were married on 19 April 1918 in Kentucky. They were divorced on 20 August 1926. Children were: Clifford Rhoades.

Spouse: Forrest Crable. Hazel H. Brewer and Forrest Crable were married on 30 October 1926.

Henry Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Oliver Brewer.

Henry Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer and Mary .

Henry Brewer died after 1804. Parents: Nicholas Brewer and Winifred .

Henry Brewer was born about 1746. His birthdate is an approximation, based on the fact that his brother John filed an accounting with the court as his guardian of his estate in 1767. He did not do so in any ensuing years, most likely because Henry had come of age. He owned property left to him in his father's will in 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. In spite of his young age at the time (14), his father left him a tract of land on the south side of the Falling Run and 120 acres on the lower part of another tract of land, a Negro boy named Jacbo, one feather bed and furniture. His mother continued to live on the land until her death. He signed a will on 24 April 1802 in Brunswick County, Virginia. No bequeath was made to his wife, so it might be assumed that she died before him, and only his daughter Rebecca was named among his children. He gave his brother John all of his Negroes, namely Betty, Lewis, Davey, Sally and Kik. He appointed his brother John and Yearby Brewer as Executors of his estate. Henry died in 1804. Parents: George Brewer and Abigail Wyche.

Spouse: Cynthia . Cynthia and Henry Brewer were married. Children were: Rebecca Brewer.

Henry Brewer was born about 1760. This year is an approximation, based on a Revolutionary War pension, dated 1823, which showed him as 63 years of age at the time. He served in the military during the Revolutionary War in Capt. Wilson's Co., Col. Abraham Shepard's North Carolina Regiment between 12 May 1777 and August 1781. He lived in Christian County, Kentucky on 15 July 1819. Henry lived in Wilson County, Tennessee in 1837. Parents: Henry Lanier Brewer and Mary .

Spouse: . Henry Brewer was married. Children were: Brewer, Brewer, Brewer, Brewer.

Henry Lanier Brewer was born in 1710. He lived in Chatham County, North Carolina about 1755. He signed a will in 1770 in Chatham County, North Carolina. In the will, he named all eleven of his children. Henry owned 66 acres on the Haw River, on the north side of the Great Spring Branch before 4 August 1772 in Chatham County, North Carolina. It was sold to James Powell, and the deed was signed by Henry Brewer and Mary Brewer. He owned 390 acres of land on the north side of the Haw River, beginning on the west side of Brewers' Island before February 1773 in Chatham County, North Carolina. This land was part of his original tract of 456 acres, and he sold it to William Johnston. He died on 2 September 1778 in Chatham County, North Carolina. Have also found his date of death stated as 1779. Parents: George Brewer and Sarah Lanier.

Spouse: Mary . Mary and Henry Lanier Brewer were married in Brunswick County, Virginia. Children were: George Brewer, Hubbard Brewer, Henry Brewer, Mary Brewer, Oliver Brewer, Isaac Brewer, Ann Brewer, Sarah Brewer, Mandy Brewer, Francis Brewer, Allison Brewer.

Howell Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Reuben Brewer and Celia .

Howell Brewer was born in 1722. His given name has also been found as Hoel, but this is thought to be incorrect. Parents: George Brewer and Sarah Lanier.

Spouse: Rebecca Willis. Rebecca Willis and Howell Brewer were married. Children were: Ambrose Brewer.

Spouse: Marion May. Marion May and Howell Brewer were married about 1775.

Howell Cobb Brewer was born on 20 October 1790 in Moore County, North Carolina. He died on 19 April 1886 in Owsley County, Kentucky. Parents: Ambrose Brewer and Mary Oma Richardson.

Spouse: Short. Short and Howell Cobb Brewer were married on 10 September 1810 in Moore County, North Carolina.

Spouse: Mary Cope. Mary Cope and Howell Cobb Brewer were married on 12 September 1834.

Spouse: Polly Wolfe. Polly Wolfe and Howell Cobb Brewer were married on 3 September 1838 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.

Hubbard Brewer lived in Sampson County, North Carolina in 1784. His name is found on the 1784 Sampson County Tax List. He appeared in the census in 1790 in Johnson County, North Carolina. Listed in his household are one male over age 16, two males under age 16, and three females, presumably his children. Parents: Henry Lanier Brewer and Mary .

Ice Brewer was born about 1867 in Ohio. She appeared in the census in 1880 in Fairview, Highland County, Ohio. She was living with her parents, and could not read or write. Parents: William Brewer and Catherine Jobe.

Ida Lee Brewer (private). Parents: Charles Albert Brewer and Ethel Lee Redkey.

Spouse: MSgt David Evans Cann USMC (Ret.). Children were: Susan Keniece Cann, Sgt Gary Evans Cann USMC, Leslie Marie Cann.

Ida Mae Brewer was born on 13 October 1883 in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. She received by request on 13 March 1884 in Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. She released by request on 15 March 1900 in Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. Ida died on 18 March 1935 in Trotwood, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was buried after 18 March 1935 in Bear Creek Cemetery, Trotwood, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was a Quaker. Parents: Dennis Brewer and Loretta Glen Vance.

Spouse: Thomas Oliver Devers Jr.. Ida Mae Brewer and Thomas Oliver Devers Jr. were married on 18 April 1903 in Clinton County, Ohio. Children were: Nellie Marie Devers, Ruth Lucille Devers, Viola Josephine Devers, Thomas Oliver (Bob) Devers III.

Irvin Brewer was born on 3 September 1872 in Fairview, Highland County, Ohio. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Union Township, Clinton County, Ohio. He was shown as living with his parents, and as attending school during the census year. He received by request on 13 March 1884 in Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. Irvin lived in Clinton County, Ohio about 1893. He was a Quaker. He released by request on 15 March 1900 in Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. Irvin received by request on 10 February 1906 in Wilmington Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. He attended Ada Chapel, a part of Wilmington Monthly Meeting, located on Grant Street. He lived in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio on 2 February 1951. He died on 5 December 1952 in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio. The family bible indicates his death in Dec 1955, but this is believed to be incorrect. Irvin was buried after 5 December 1952 in Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. He is buried in section 5A. Parents: Dennis Brewer and Loretta Glen Vance.

Spouse: Dora B. Doan. Dora B. Doan and Irvin Brewer were married on 8 October 1893. They were married at her home by Magistrate N. E. Bennett. Witnesses were Mr. & Mrs. David Doan, parents of the bride, and Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Brewer, parents of the groom. Children were: Edna May Brewer, Vedith Leora Brewer, Evaline Loretta Brewer, Hazel H. Brewer, Frank Lindley Brewer, Mary Nelle Brewer, Virgil Everett Brewer, Lester Dewey Brewer, Dorothy Louise Brewer.

Spouse: Mabel . Mabel and Irvin Brewer were married on 5 June 1946.

Isaac Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Henry Lanier Brewer and Mary .

Isaiah Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Reuben Brewer and Celia .

Isham Brewer was born about 4 May 1782 in Chatham County, North Carolina. His date of birth is an approximation, based on information on his cemetery marker. He lived in Highland County, Ohio about 1820. He died on 25 November 1852 in Clinton County, Ohio. Isham was buried after 25 November 1852 in Burnett Cemetery, Penn Township, Highland County, Ohio. Parents: Nicholas Brewer.

Spouse: Pherabe Brewer. Pherabe Brewer and Isham Brewer were married on 28 February 1811. Children were: Nicholas Brewer, Celia Brewer, Lewis Brewer, Simon Brewer, Delana Brewer, Sinia Brewer, Maria Brewer, Thomas Brewer, Rebecca Brewer, David Brewer, Joseph Brewer.

Jacob Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer and Mary .

James Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: William Brewer and Susannah .

James Brewer died in 1785. He signed a will on 6 December 1785 in Brunswick County, Virginia. His will was proved on 22 Aug 1785, and in it he made bequests to his wife Ann, his daughter Patsey, and his son John. Benjamin Brewer was named executor. Parents: William Brewer and Ann .

Spouse: Ann . Ann and James Brewer were married. Children were: John Brewer, Patsey Brewer.

James Brewer was born about 1736. He died in 1816. Parents: George Brewer and Abigail Wyche.

Spouse: Ann . Ann and James Brewer were married. Children were: Elizabeth Brewer, Willis Brewer, Rachel Brewer, Mary Brewer, Martha Brewer, Frances Brewer, Winifred Brewer, Sally Brewer, William Brewer, Lewis Brewer.

James Brewer was born about 1867 in Ohio. Parents: John M. Brewer and Cinderella Vance.

James Brewer was born about 1868 in Ohio. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Fairview, Highland County, Ohio. He was shown on the census as "at school" and living with his parents. The census indicates he could not read or write. Parents: William Brewer and Catherine Jobe.

James Dennis Brewer was born on 4 January 1907 in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. He died on 10 April 1974 in Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio. He was buried after 10 April 1974 in IOOF Cemetery, New Vienna, Clinton County, Ohio. Parents: Thomas Roy Brewer and Hulda Mae Snyder.

Spouse: Mildred Davis. Mildred Davis and James Dennis Brewer were married on 11 December 1949 in New Vienna, Clinton County, Ohio.

Jeanie Brewer (private). Parents: Calvin C. Brewer and Ruby Conner.

Spouse: James H. Jenkins. Children were: Kenneth Lee Jenkins.

Spouse: Herb Weidlich.

Jeremiah Brewer lived in Tennessee in 1820. Parents: Nicholas Brewer.

Jeremiah Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Reuben Brewer and Celia .

Jesse Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer and Mary .

Jesse Brewer listed on the County Tax List in 1782 in Brunswick County, Virginia. According to records, in his household is one "tithable white" (male over age 16) and two blacks. He appeared in the census in 1787 in Brunswick County, Virginia. State census records indicate that he had no white males between the ages of 16 and 21, two blacks, 3 horses, and 12 cattle in the household. He died in 1800. Parents: George Brewer and Abigail Wyche.

Spouse: Susannah . Susannah and Jesse Brewer were married. Children were: Willie Brewer, Dolley Brewer, Yearly (Irby) Brewer, Kinchen Brewer, Middie Brewer.

Joab Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: Ambrose Brewer and Mary Oma Richardson.

Spouse: . Joab Brewer was married in Tennessee.

John Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer and Mary .

Children were: John Brewer, Amos Brewer.

John Brewer was born (date unknown). Parents: John Brewer.

John Brewer owned 270 acres of land before 6 December 1771 in Brunswick County, Virginia. It was sold to Henry Brewer, and was probably the 270 acres that his grandfather gave his father. He on the County Tax List in 1782 in Brunswick County, Virginia. Parents: James Brewer and Ann .

Spouse: Bethiah . Bethiah and John Brewer were married.

John Brewer owned 3 tracts of land and other property left to him in his father's will in 1760 in Brunswick County, Virginia. The land was on the north side of Beaver Pond Creek, and included one tract of 220 acres, one of 245 acres, and one of 490 acres. The latter was at the mouth of the Ready Branch. He also received a Negro girl named Patt and five sheep. He and his brother George were co-executors of the will. He guardian for his younger siblings after 1765 in Brunswick County, Virginia. Beginning in 1765, he filed annual accountings with the court of their estate. His mother died sometime between 1760 and 1773, so his guardianship may have been prompted by her death. In 1765, the accounting was for Henry and Abigail, but the following year it had been expanded to include Rebecca. In 1770, accounts were filed for the two girls, suggesting that Henry had become of age. The following year Abigail was dropped, but he continued as Rebecca's guardian until 1773. He owned 270 acres on the south side of Falling Run before 6 December 1771 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He gave this land to his brother Henry, and it seems apparent that it was some of the land left to John in their father's will. John lived in Meherrin Parish, Brunswick County, Virginia in 1772. He owned 200 acres on the south side of Beaver Pond Creek before 19 December 1772 in Brunswick County, Virginia. This land was sold to Benjamin Reives. He on the County Tax List in 1782 in Brunswick County, Virginia. John appeared in the census in 1810 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He appeared in the census in 1820 in Brunswick County, Virginia. He signed a will on 16 May 1825 in Brunswick County, Virginia. In it he gives Lucy (Susie?) Mafeie(?) one cow and calf, one bed and furniture and household items, then empowered his Executors to sell the balance of his estate and to divide it between his nephews Yerby, Willie, William and Lewis Brewer. John died in 1826. Parents: George Brewer and Abigail Wyche.

Spouse: Mary . Mary and John Brewer were married. They are believed to have had no children, as no record of them has been found and he left his estated in his will to his nephews.

John Brewer was born in 1717 in Surry County, Virginia. He died in 1780 in Hertford County, North Carolina. One source shows his date of death as "between 1763 and 1767." Parents: George Brewer and Sarah Lanier.

Spouse: Mary . Mary and John Brewer were married. Children were: John Brewer, Reace Brewer, Jacob Brewer, Jesse Brewer, Pacience Brewer, Elizabeth Brewer, Ann Brewer, Frances Brewer, Hardy Brewer, Henry Brewer.

John Brewer was born about 1878 in Ohio. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Fairview, Highland County, Ohio. He was living with his parents. Parents: William Brewer and Catherine Jobe.

Capt. John D. Brewer was born about 1800.

Spouse: Rachel Cann. Rachel Cann and Capt. John D. Brewer were married.

John M. Brewer was born about 1842 in Ohio. He appeared in the census in 1870 in Union Township, Highland County, Ohio. In 1870 he was a Blacksmith in Highland County, Ohio. In 1880 John was an a blacksmith in Liberty Township, Clinton County, Ohio. Parents: Brewer.

Spouse: . John M. Brewer was married before 1860. Children were: Sherman Brewer.

Spouse: Cinderella Vance. Cinderella Vance and John M. Brewer were married on 21 September 1865 in Highland County, Ohio. They were married by Justice of the Peace Benjamin F. Thomas. Have also found a marriage date of 2 Sep 1865, but this is believed to be incorrect. Children were: James Brewer, Clarance Brewer, William Brewer, Loren Brewer.

Spouse: Elizabeth . Elizabeth and John M. Brewer were married on 31 July 1879 in Clinton County, Ohio. They were married by Magistrate J. P. Porter. They appeared in the census in 1880 in Liberty Township, Clinton County, Ohio.

Jones Brewer owned 247 acres of land along the north side of the Haw River after 14 January 1807 in Chatham County, North Carolina. This land was conveyed to him by his father, and was located at William Brewer's corner on William Petty's line to Little River. Parents: George Brewer and Mary .

Spouse: Sarah Norwood. Sarah Norwood and Jones Brewer were married.