David STRAIT & Nancy Ann BRIGGS & Priscilla MANNING

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David STRAIT
Nancy Ann BRIGGS
Priscilla MANNING

Husband: David STRAIT
Birth: ca. 1744
Death: ca. Sep 1792, Wake Co., NC

Marriage-1: ca. 1768, VA

Wife-1: Nancy Ann BRIGGS
Father: Edmund BRIGGS
Mother: Hannah WARD

Marriage-2: 3 Jul 1786, Wake Co., NC

Wife-2: Priscilla MANNING

Children with Nancy Ann BRIGGS:

1. Ann STRAIT, b. 22 Dec 1765
2. Lois STRIAT, b. 26 Jun 1767, NC
3. William STRAIT (Dr.), b. 13 Jan 1769, VA
4. Amey STRAIT, b. 27 Dec 1771, NC; m. Willis RIGGINS
5. Wait STRAIT, b. 4 Oct 1774, VA; d. Wake Co., NC; m. James OLIVE
6. Israel STRAIT, b. 4 May 1776, NC
7. Nancey STRAIT, b. 1779, NC
8. David STRAIT, b. ca. 1780, NC
9. Darkis STRAIT, b. ca. 1785, NC
10. Sarah "Sally" STRAIT, b. 1781; m. 26 Nov 1806, Wake Co., NC, William GOODWIN

Child with Priscilla MANNING:

11. Selah STRAIT, b. ca. 1790, Wake Co., NC; d. bef. 1846, Allen Co., KY; m. 17 Nov 1811, Warren Co., KY, Thomas SEARS

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, North Carolina, Virginia

Sources:

1. Richard McCormick. The Strait/Straight Family of NC, KY, AR. [link died]

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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