Thomas J. BRASHER & Catherine ARMSTRONG

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Thomas J. BRASHER
Catherine ARMSTRONG

Husband: Thomas J. BRASHER
Birth: 9 Nov 1765, Chatham Co., NC
Death: 1836, Livingston Co., KY
Father: John BRASHER (1736- ), s/o Thomas BRASHER (1710-1784) & Sarah CONSTANCE (1714- )
Mother: Mary __?__ (1738- )

Marriage:

Wife: Catherine ARMSTRONG
Birth: 1770, NC
Death: 1829
Father: William ARMSTRONG (c1733-1780) — deep ancestry at WorldConnect
Mother: Margaret WOODS (c1740s-1792)

Children:

1. Margaret "Peggy" BRASHER, b. 3 Mar 1793, SC
2. William BRASHER; m. Araminta CROUCH; m. Mary Ann TABB
3. Jackson "John" BRASHER, m. Elizabeth CROUCH
4. Sarah BRASHER, b. 1798, SC
5. James W. BRASHER, m. Sarah HAMBY
6. Alexander BRASHER, m. Mary Ann LENNOX

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina

Sources:

1. Messages posted to the Brasher Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

2. Messages posted to the Hamby Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

3. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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