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| The Brick House built by Richard Kennon Jr's father. |
At about the same time Mary Sterling married James Clack...Here, in Gloucester County VA, though she was raised in Maryland, so I looked into the history of that colony also.
Capt. John Rolfe was the subject HERE, with 3 wives (in succession) Sarah Hacker Rolfe (1590-1610), Pocahontas Rebecca Rolfe (1595-1617), and Jane Pierce Rolfe (1595-1635). Their birthdate are approximate.
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| Ancestry often gives a ship photo to designate that he was an immigrant to America |
Col. Robert Bolling (1646-1709) was our subject here.
We visited the life of Col John Clack (1721-1784) HERE. (He had fought in the French and Indian war before the American Revolution.
And we ended with some glimpses of Lt. Spencer Clack (Here.)
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| 1931 dedication of Spencer Clack memorial, Sevierville, TN...by Daughters of the American Revolution, Spencer Clack Chapter. |
And a look was given to Mary Beavers Clack, wife of Lt. Spencer Clack, and their children. HERE
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| Marker at cemetery Forks of Little Pigeon Church (sorry can't tell what it says) |
All these posts are on the same branch of my father's, George Rogers Family Tree.
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