Thomas DUNKERSON & Lucretia MOORE

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Thomas DUNKERSON
Lucretia MOORE

Husband: Thomas DUNKERSON
Birth: 20 May 1763, Spotsylvania Co., VA
Death: 1 Jul 1835, Christian Co., KY
Father: Mr. DUNKERSON
Mother: Margaret __?__

Marriage: 2 Dec 1785, Rockingham Co., VA

Wife: Lucretia MOORE
Birth: 1767, Rockingham Co., VA
Death: 1844, Christian Co., KY
Father: Thomas MOORE
Mother: Phoebe HARRISON

Children — born in Rockingham Co., VA:

1. Phoebe DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1786
2. Thomas DUNKERSON, b. 1791
3. Robert DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1790
4. Margaret M. DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1792; m. Mr. CANTS
5. Josiah DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1793/4
6. John DUNKERSON, b. 1795
7. David DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1797; d. 1849, Chillicothe, Livingston Co., MO; m1. 6 Feb 1828, Hopkins Co., KY, Emily Ormond ASHBY; m2. 5 Sep 1831, Hopkins Co., KY, Sarah WOOLFOLK
8. Lucretia DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1799
9. Deanna DUNKERSON, b. ca. 1801; m. Mr. GOODTAL
10. Washington DUNKERSON, b. 1806; d. 27 May 1877

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Sources:

1. LDS. Ancestral File (online).

2. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 22, Pedigree #977.

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