Benjamin Caudle [113] was born abt. 1725 the son of Stephen Caudle [107] and Mary Elizabeth Fields [109].  Given his birth year of 1725, it’s reasonable to deduce that he was about six years old when his parents received a 195 acre tract near Trisvan Cemetery just a bit north of the Nottoway River in what is now Stony Creek, VA.

Figure 113-1: Stephen Cawdle’s 1731 property, view looking south.

FAMILY GROUP SHEET

Table 113-1: Children of Benjamin Caudle

1760

Granville Co., NC, Tithables List, August 1760.  A List of "Tythables" taken by Thomas Person for the Year 1760, (Incomplete Transcription from Original Records), Transcribed by Benjamin M. West - July 28, 1999.
Benjamin Caudle reports one poll {himself}.
John Caudle [?] also appears in this tax list and he too reports one poll.

1761

Granville Co., NC, Tithables List, Bare Swamp District, 1761.
Benjamin Cardle reports one poll {himself}.

September 19, 1772

Benjamin appears in the Muster Roll of Captain Isaiah Hogan’s Company, September 19th, 1772, according to {http://www.rafert.org/colonial/Chatham1772.htm}. Other interesting names present are: Benjamin Clements + Benjamin Clements Jun. + Rubin Clements + William Clements; Jesse Buckner + Benjamin Buckner; John Crow + James Crow + Joshua Crow + Stephen Crow.
Abstracted from the Original at the North Carolina Archives by Joel S. Russell.

Between August 2, 1790 and May 2, 1791

First Census of the United States, Chatham County, NC

September 25, 1794

Deed Book 14, Page 532 – 9/25/1794 in Rowan County indicates a David Buckner and his wife Priscilla, a Buckner Caudoll, Benjamin Buckner, and John Buckner present in this county. David Buckner is selling Benjamin Cordle, both of Rowan County, 65 acres of land located on the Yadkin River.