this was spelled Summerall Notes for Lars Rambo:
The family resided in Orange County, North Carolina during the 1750's where Lawrence was a Captain in the Colonial Army and an Indian agent. By 1765 he had relocated in the Ninty-Six district of South Carolina. He was one of the founders of the Horn Creek Baptist Church.
Lars (Lawrence) was a Regulator, one of the frontiersmen who banded together to provide protection from the frequent Cherokee raids. Some Regulators had whipped Jacob Summerall who was involved in the Indian trade. In a letter Summerall wrote to John Stuart, he wrote that Lawrence didn't think anymore of Stuart than he did of Summerall. Rambo also said Stuart wasn't "nothing but an old Cherokee agent," and that Stuart "ought to be taken and whipped and his goods taken from him for giving to the damn'd Indians to kill the Back Woods People."
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Jacob Summerell Compact Disc #23 Pin #92693
Sex: M
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Event(s):
Birth: 1720 Place: North Carolina
Death: 1785 Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina
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Parents:
Father: Henry Summerell Disc #23 Pin #92695
Mother: Sarah Barnes Disc #23 Pin #92696
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Marriage(s):
Spouse: Ann Disc #23 Pin #92694
Marriage: 1739 Place: North Carolina
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Other Event(s):
_FA1: Place: Justice of Peace, Edgefield County, South Carolina
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Notes: None
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1264. Jacob Summerall, born 1720 in North Carolina; died 1785 in Edgefield County, South Carolina. He was the son of 2528. Henry Sumrall and 2529. Sarah Barnes. He married 1265. Ann.
1265. Ann
Notes for Jacob Summerall:
Information from:
Isle of Wight will book 4 page 428
Beaufort County North Carolina deed book 3 page 221
Edgefield County South Carolina deed book 2 page 204 - 211
Family group sheet prepared by Wilford Morris.
More About Jacob Summerall:
Baptism (LDS): 1982, Provo
Endowment (LDS): 1982
Sealed to parents (LDS): 1982
Children of Jacob Summerall and Ann are:
632 i. Thomas Sumrall, born 1740 in South Carolina; died 12 July 1821 in Marion County, Mississippi; married Ann Thomas 1760 in South Carolina.
ii. Henry Sumrall, born Bet. 1741 - 1769; married Frances.
More About Henry Sumrall:
Baptism (LDS): 1982, Provo
Endowment (LDS): 1982
Sealed to parents (LDS): 1982
iii. Lazarus Sumrall, born 1735.
More About Lazarus Sumrall:
Baptism (LDS): 1982
Endowment (LDS): 1982
Sealed to parents (LDS): 1982
iv. Jacob Sumrall, born Bet. 1741 - 1769.
More About Jacob Sumrall:
Baptism (LDS): 1982
Endowment (LDS): 1982
Sealed to parents (LDS): 1982

Descendants of Henry Summerell
Generation No. 2
2. JACOB5 SUMMERELL (HENRY4, JOHN3 SOMERVELL, JOHN2, JAMES1 SOMERVAILL) was born 1720 in North Carolina, and died 1785 in Edgefield County, South Carolina. He married ANN ?.
Notes
Scource: genealogy of the Summerall Families, by Gregg Price.
Jacob resided in the Windsor Township, Edgefield County, South Carolina. He owned land on Horse Creek, Stevens Creek, and Nobles Creek (Today called Horn Creek); near the head waters of the Savannah River.
Jacob was a staunch Tory (Loyalist) in the American Revolution, and suffered at the hands of the Regulators. He and his brother, Jesse, fought on opposite sides, as Jesse was a patriot for the American side.
Jacob was one of the leading men in the back country of South Carolina as early as 1752. For many years he was Justice of the Peace, but was removed from office by the Regulators once, then he was reinstated when he convinced the council he had been unjustly accused. Later, the Regulators visited him, tied him to a post, and flogged him. His wife, Ann, had to appeal to their friend, Col. John Stuart, Principle Councelor, to get help for his release.
Children of Jacob Summerell and Ann ? are:
i. LAZARUS6 SUMMERLIN, b. 1735; m. SUSAN BUNCH.
ii. THOMAS SUMRALL, b. 1740, Edgefield County, South Carolina; d. July 12, 1821, Marion County, Mississippi.
iii. HENRY SUMERALL, b. 1742; d. 1792, Wilkes County, Georgia; m. FRANCES ?.
iv. JACOB SUMMERALL, Jr., b. 1744.
v. JAMES SUMMERALL, b. 1746.
vi. DENNIS SUMMERALL, b. 1750.
vii. MICHAEL SUMERALL, b. 1752.
this was spelled, Summerall, Summerell i change it to meet my date base
1 BIRTH
2 DATE 1720
2 PLACE Cera Dist, South Carolina