Charles EARLES & Mary MARTIN

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Charles EARLES
Mary MARTIN

Husband: Charles EARLES
Birth: Dec 1773, Lee Co., VA
Death: 23/28 May 1848, Windsor Tep., Lawrence Co., OH
Father: Jesse EARLS (1745-1775) — John², William¹
Mother: Elizabeth EARLES (1749-1842) — Gamaliel¹

Marriage: ca. 1800, Lee Co., VA

Wife: Mary MARTIN
Birth: 1776, Lee Co., VA
Death: 18 Aug 1847, Windsor Twp., Lawrence Co., OH
Father: John MARTIN (1749-1840)
Mother: Mary __?__

Children:

— born in Lee Co., VA:
1. Martin E. EARLES, b. 19 Nov 1800
2. Bennett Thomas EARLES, b. 5 Nov 1804; d. 30 Mar 1895
3. Elizabeth EARLES, b. 1806
4. Charles EARLES, b. 5 Jun 1808; d. 15 Jun 1848
5. William EARLES, b. 10 May 1809; d. 10 Aug 1890
6. Richard EARLES, b. 1811; d. 1840

— born in Jackson Co., OH:
7. Elisha EARLES, b. 31 Dec 1813; d. 8 Feb 1900
8. Andrew EARLES, b. Mar 1815; d. 4 Aug 1904

— born in Windsor Twp., Lawrence Co., OH:
9. Jane EARLES, b. 1819; d. 1842
10. Mary EARLES, b. 23 Oct 1820; d. 15 Aug 1861
11. Lucinda EARLES, b. 1821; d. 1847
12. Frances Anna EARLES, b. 11 Dec 1822; d. 1 Sep 1898

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Source:

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

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