Family: Captain Thomas LYTLE / Susannah PERKINS (F45)
m. 1772-
Father | Male
Captain Thomas LYTLE
Born 6 Jun 1750 Anson County, North Carolina 
Died 31 May 1835 Burke County, North Carolina Buried Aft 31 May 1835 Old Fort, Burke, North Carolina Married 1772 [1, 2, 3, 4] Father Mother
Child 1 | Male
John P LYTLE
Born 1784 Burke County, North Carolina Died Aft 1861 , McDowell, North Carolina Buried
Child 2 | Male
+ George W LYTLE
Born 27 Nov 1785 Burke County, North Carolina Died 29 Jan 1858 , McDowell, North Carolina Buried Aft 29 Jan 1858 Old Fort, McDowell, North Carolina Spouse Susannah CLARK | F308 Married 1805 Burke County, North Carolina
Child 3 | Male
+ Millington LYTLE
Born 1789 Burke County, North Carolina Died 1874 Buncombe County, North Carolina Buried Spouse Mary POTILLO | F149 Married 1809 Burke County, North Carolina
Child 4 | Female
+ Elizabeth Sophoronia LYTLE
Born 23 Jul 1795 Burke County, North Carolina Died 16 Jun 1837 Burke County, North Carolina Buried Spouse John BURGIN | F153 Married 25 Oct 1821 Burke County, North Carolina
Child 5 | Male
+ Thomas LYTLE
Born 6 Jun 1797 Burke County, North Carolina Died 17 Apr 1883 Crooked Creek, McDowell, North Carolina Buried Spouse Jennie MCENTIRE | F20 Married 1820 Burke County, North Carolina
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Notes Married:
- While, some sources say that Captain Thomas Lytle was married to Susannah Patillo, I don't think this is accurate. A Thomas Little (Lytle) did marry a Susannah Petillo in Tryon or Lincoln county, however that marriage took place in 1783, after the Revolution, which would discount the stories referring to her during the war (although to be fair, none of the stories referencing "Mrs. Lytle" mention a first name, so it's possible he was married more than once).
Additionally, the book _Revolutionary War Soldiers of Western North Carolina_ says he was married to Susannah Perkins and that the marriage took place in Rowan County.
However, their first recorded child was born in 1784, which argues for the Susannah Petillo marriage in 1783.
- While, some sources say that Captain Thomas Lytle was married to Susannah Patillo, I don't think this is accurate. A Thomas Little (Lytle) did marry a Susannah Petillo in Tryon or Lincoln county, however that marriage took place in 1783, after the Revolution, which would discount the stories referring to her during the war (although to be fair, none of the stories referencing "Mrs. Lytle" mention a first name, so it's possible he was married more than once).
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Sources - [S197] P. M. Sinclair [(E-ADDRESS) HELD FOR PRIVATE USE,] to Tonia Kendrick, e-mail,; privately held by Kendrick, [(E-ADDRESS) HELD FOR PRIVATE USE,]., "FW: DAR - membership" (Reliability: 3).
- [S156] Marriage Bonds of Tryon and Lincoln Counties, North Carolina, ISBN 080634654X., 81 (Reliability: 3).
Little (Lytle), Thomas; Petillo, Susana; Littleton Petillo; 17 Jan 1783 - [S515] Revolutionary War Soldiers of Western North Carolina: Burke County, 156 (Reliability: 2).
- [S151] Lytle Families of America website, http://www.geocities.com/~lytle/lytlefam/states/NC_mar.html (Reliability: 3).
Rowan, NC, Lytle, Thomas, Perkins, Susannah, , ,1772
- [S197] P. M. Sinclair [(E-ADDRESS) HELD FOR PRIVATE USE,] to Tonia Kendrick, e-mail,; privately held by Kendrick, [(E-ADDRESS) HELD FOR PRIVATE USE,]., "FW: DAR - membership" (Reliability: 3).