Capt. Nathaniel MILLS & Frances THOMPSON

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Capt. Nathaniel MILLS
Frances THOMPSON

Husband: Nathaniel MILLS
Birth: ca. 1740s, Hanover Co., VA
Death: 27 Dec 1815, Orange Co., VA
Military Service: 27 Feb 1777, commissioned Captain of Orange Co., VA, Militia
Father: Charles MILLS
Mother: Ann JACKSON

Marriage: 22 Oct 1771, Orange Co., VA

Wife: Frances THOMPSON
Birth: ca. 1750s, Hanover Co., VA
Father: William THOMPSON
Mother: Margaret __?__

Children — born in Orange Co., VA:

1. Cynthia MILLS, b. 9 Sep 1772
2. Margaret MILLS, b. 24 Jul 1774; m. 21 Jan 1801, William STEVENS
3. Charles Henley MILLS, b. 21 Nov 1776; d. 6 Mar 1864, Livingston Co., KY
4. Jackson MILLS, b. 10 Dec 1778; d. ca. 1851, Goochland Co., VA
5. Mary Ann MILLS, b. 16 Nov 1780; d. 15 Sep 1856, Cooper Co., MO; m. 15 Nov 1803, Vivion FERGUSON
6. Frances MILLS, b. 27 Aug 1783; d. 3 Sep 1843, Orange Co., VA
7. Nathaniel MILLS, b. 21 NOV 1785; d. 11 Nov 1859, Louisa Co., VA; m. 16 Dec 1807, Orange Co., VA, Catherine Chapman DRAPER
8. Sarah MILLS, b. 14 Dec 1787; d. 15 Dec 1811, Orange Co., VA
9. Cecily MILLS, b. 9 May 1790; d. 4 Jun 1834; m. 23 Sep 1811, Landon LINDSEY
10. Nancy MILLS, b. 2 Feb 1792; d. bef. 1831
11. Edmund MILLS, b. 27 Oct 1793; d. 11 Sep 1819, Louisa Co., VA

Source:

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