Capt. Samuel REDD & Lucy ROGERS & Keziah BURNLEY

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Capt. Samuel REDD
Lucy ROGERS
Keziah BURNLEY

Husband: Samuel REDD
Birth: 1729, King & Queen Co., VA
Death: 1783, Caroline Co., VA
Disposition: buried Cedar Vale Cemetery, Caroline Co., VA
Father: Thomas REDD
Mother: Sarah FERGUSON

Marriage-1:

Wife-1: Lucy ROGERS
Birth: 1731
Death: Mar 1764, Caroline Co., VA
Disposition: buried Cedar Vale Cemetery, Caroline Co., VA
Father: John ROGERS
Mother: Rachel EASTHAM

Marriage-2:

Wife-2: Keziah BURNLEY
Death: 1820, Abbeville Co., SC

Children with Lucy ROGERS — born in Caroline Co., VA:

1. Achilles REDD; died in infancy
2. Elizabeth REDD
3. Lucy REDD; m. John FITZHUGH
4. William REDD (Sr.), b. ca. 1750
5. Jesse REDD, b. ca 1755
6. Frances "Fannie" REDD, b. 1756
7. Ann C. REDD, b. 1759; d. 1834; m. 1779, Thomas Carr MINOR
8. Samuel REDD, Jr., b. 19 Mar 1764; d. 4 Sep 1841, Caroline Co., VA; m. 2 Mar 1797, Elizabeth TAYLOR; two children married GOULDINs

Children with Keziah BURNLEY:

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