William REDD & Frances TYLER

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William REDD
Frances TYLER

Husband: William REDD
Birth: ca. 1750, Caroline Co., VA
Death: bef. Oct 1802, Caroline Co., VA
Father: Capt. Samuel REDD
Mother: Lucy ROGERS

Marriage:

Wife: Frances "Frankie" TYLER
Birth: 27 Jun 1751, Caroline Co., VA
Death: 11 Aug 1813, Caroline Co., VA
Father: William TYLER
Mother: Elizabeth KEELING

Children — born in Caroline Co., VA:

1. Harriet REDD, b. 17??; d. 18 Oct 1820, Montgomery Co., TN; m. John Duke TYLER
2. Elizabeth REDD, b. 16 May 1773; d. 8 Jun 1812, Caroline Co., VA; m. 24 Dec 1793, Bennett THOMPKINS
3. George K. REDD, ca. 1780; d. bef. 1813
4. Frances Tyler REDD, b. ca. 1781; d. 25 Mar 1868; m. 1840, Caroline Co., VA, Bailey TOMPKINS
5. Phillip REDD, b. ca. 1784
6. William REDD, Jr., b. 13 Jan 1786
7. Ann REDD, b. ca. 1787; d. 13 Jun 1868, Goochland Co., VA; m. 11 Jun 1806, Caroline Co., VA, Frank William REDFORD
8. Matilda REDD, b. ca. 1788; d. bef. 14 Jun 1841, presumably Trigg Co., KY

Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Virginia Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Redford, Frank W. Redd, Ann Jun 11, 1806 Caroline Co.

Redford, Frank William Redd, Ann Feb 14, 1822 Caroline Co.

2. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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