Charles Lovelace 
Charles was born about 1742 in Rock Creek, Prince George's County, Maryland. Charles' father was John Baptist Lovelace and his mother was Eleanor. His paternal grandfather was John Lovelace. He had seven brothers and a sister, named Isaac, William, Mary, Elias, Luke, Vachel, Archibald and Milly. He had two half-sisters named Sarah and Nancy. He died in 1796 in Iredell County, North Carolina. He was buried in Lewis Cemetery, Iredell County, North Carolina.General Notes
21 Jun 1768 -- Charles Lovelace sold land inherited from father John Baptist Lovelace to step-father Thomas Robey.
1776 -- Captain Campbell's Company in the Flying Camp lists under privates: Barton Lovelass (Charles Lovelass). ("The Pennsylvania-German in Maryland" by Daniel Wunderlich Nead, M.D. pp 205-223; The flying Camp p.219 Upper District, now Washington County).
10 Jul 1776 -- "We the subscribers do hereby enroll ourselves to serve as militia of Maryland..." Among the named was Charles Loveless. Frederick County Lower District ("Revolutionary Patriots of Frederick County Maryland 1775- 1783).
1778 -- Charles Lovelace appears on a tax list in Rowan County, North Carolina on Little Dutchman Creek.
24 Aug 1778 -- Charles Lovelace bought land in Rowan County, North Carolina. Land Grant # 1401.
1790 -- Charles Lovelace appears on the census for Iredell County, North Carolina with the Counts 1-2-3-0-0.
08 Oct 1796 -- Charles Lovelace wrote his will in Iredell County, North Carolina.
