Dudley ROUNDTREE, Sr. & Susannah ROBERTS

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Dudley ROUNDTREE, Sr.
Susannah ROBERTS

Husband: Dudley ROUNDTREE / ROUNTREE, Sr.
Birth: 4 Jan 1728, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA
Christened: 2 Mar 1728, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA
Death: 26 Mar 1800, KY
Father: William ROUNDTREE (1690-1766)
Mother: Dorcas S. __?__ (1704- )

Marriage: ca. 1755, Goochland Co., VA

Wife: Susannah ROBERTS
Birth: 28 Jan 1739, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA
Death: 1818
Father: John ROBERTS
Mother: Susannah __?__

Children — born in Cumberland Co., VA:

1. Samuel ROUNDTREE, b. 20 Oct 1756; d. 28 Sep 1805, VA; m. 8 Feb 1779, Bedford Co., VA, Mary "Molly" HUGHES
2. Nancy ROUNDTREE, b. ca. 1758; m1. 22 Dec 1783, Blackmore HUGHES, Jr.; m2. 1807, John PULLIAM
3. Nathaniel ROUNDTREE, b. 16 May 1760; m. 24 Feb 1782, Bedford Co., VA, Elizabeth WORLEY
4. Mary "Molly" ROUNDTREE, b. aft. 1764 (but not long after)
5. Henry ROUNDTREE, b. 1765; d. 1784, of Bedford Co., VA
6. Dudley ROUNDTREE, Jr., b. 1768; m. 5 May 1790, Woodford Co., KY, Martha RICHARDSON, d/o Turner RICHARDSON
2. Susannah "Susan" ROUNDTREE, b. ca. 1772

Sources:

1. Message #108 in the Roundtree Family Genealogy Forum at GenForum.

2. LDS. Ancestral File and IGI (online).

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