Winebarger, Jacob, 1822-1883.
Jacob Winebarger (1822-1883) was born in North Carolina in 1822 to John Winebarger. According to tradition, John Winebarger was adopted by the Winebargers after his birth parents died aboard ship en route to America. They settled in Catawba County. John and his son Jacob moved to Watauga County in 1839 and built one of the finest water-powered grist mills in the area.
From the description of Jacob Winebarger ledger, 1850 - 1951 [microform]. (Western North Carolina Library Network). WorldCat record id: 232660801
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| creatorOf | Winebarger, Jacob, 1822-1883. Jacob Winebarger ledger, 1850 - 1951 [microform]. | Appalachian State University, ASU |
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