Zebulon LOVEALL & Mary WEST

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Zebulon LOVEALL
Mary WEST

Husband: Zebulon LOVEALL
Birth: said to be 1728, Long Island, NY
Death: 9 Jan 1786, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD
Father: Rev. Henry LOVEALL, a.k.a., Desolate BAKER
Mother: Martha __?__

Marriage-1: said to be 1739, but Zebulon would have been only 11 years old

Wife-1: Mary WEST
Birth: said to be 1720, but it would have been extremely unusual for a man to marry a woman eight years his senior
Death: 2 May 1770, Baltimore Co., MD
Father: Thomas WEST
Mother: Mary __?__

Marriage-2: aft. 2 May 1770

Wife-2: Margaret __?__

Children with Mary WEST — born in Baltimore Co., MD:

1. Ruth LOVEALL, b. 1 Jan 1750
2. Rebecca LOVEALL, b. 1752
3. Henry LOVEALL, b. 1755; m. Mary MYLES
4. Martha LOVEALL, b. 1757
5. Jonathan LOVEALL, b. 17??; m. Vianna STEVENS
6. Hannah LOVEALL, b. 1761
7. Cassandra LOVEALL, b. 1763
8. Zachariah LOVEALL, b. 29 Jul 1765

Children with Margaret:

none

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File (AF) and International Genealogical Index (IGI).

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

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