Col. George SUMMERS & Susannah MOORE

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Col. George SUMMERS
Susannah MOORE

Husband: George SUMMERS
Birth: ca. 1752
Death: 1802
Father: Francis SUMMERS of Loudoun Co., VA

Marriage:

Wife: Susannah [Sarah Elizabeth?] MOORE
Migration: to Christian Co., KY, with her children
Father: Henry MOORE

Children:

1. Elizabeth SUMMERS, b. 18 Mar 1767, Fairfax Co., VA
2. Sarah SUMMERS, b. 17??; m. Thomas COLEMAN; was in Christian Co., KY, by 1820
3. Marianne SUMMERS, b. 17??; m. Dr. Edward RUMSEY
4. Henry SUMMERS, b. 1772; d. 1822; m. Mary Fleming WADE; was in Christian Co., KY, by 1820; ca. 1835, moved to Illinois
5. Frances "Fanny" SUMMERS, b. 1773
6. Archibald SUMMERS, b. 1777, Prince William Co., VA; m. Margaret __?__; was in Montgomery Co., KY, by 1810
7. Soloman SUMMERS, b. 17??; m. 1808, Hopkins Co., KY, Mary Stallard EARL; was in Christian Co., KY, by 1810; had issue
8. Francis SUMMERS, b. 1783; d.s.p. aft. 1850; unmarried
9. Anna/Ann SUMMERS, b. 1787

Sources:

1. Lon Bostick. 1991. Family History Book: Christian County, Kentucky. Turner Publ. Co., Paducah, KY (available from the author at 1110 Hewitt St., Huntsville, AL 35816; also available through Christian County Genealogical Society, Hopkinsville, KY). Biographical sketch of "SUMMERS" on p. 237.

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org). Says George's wife is "Sarah Elizabeth" MOORE.

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