William STRONG & Frances JOHNSON

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William STRONG
Frances JOHNSON

Husband: William STRONG
Birth: 1730, St. Paul's, Hanover Co., VA
Death: 6 May 1816, Clarke Co., GA
Father: John STRONG (1698-1751), son of John (1675- )
Mother: unknown

Marriage: 22 Apr 1764, Hanover Co., VA

Wife: Frances JOHNSON
Death: 7 Jan 1828, Clarke Co., GA

Children:

1. Sherwood STRONG, b. ca. 1754, Hanover Co., VA; d. bef. 1825, Clarke Co., GA; m. Elizabeth __?__
2. Johnson STRONG, b. 28 Oct 1758, Hanover Co., VA
3. William STRONG, b. 17 Apr 1760, Goochland Co., VA; d. 25 Aug 1810, Clarke Co., GA; m. Margaret STOKES
4. Isham STRONG, b. 22 Apr 1764, Goochland Co., VA
5. Susannah STRONG, b. ca. 1766, Goochland Co., VA
6. Elijah STRONG, b. ca. 1767, Goochland Co., VA
7. John STRONG, b. 12 Apr 1768, Goochland Co., VA; d. May 1818, Phillips Co., AR; m. Mary
8. Elizabeth STRONG, bap. 22 Sep 1770, St. James Northam Par., Goochland Co., VA; m. 15 Feb 1798, Buckingham Co., VA
9. Sarah STRONG, bap. 22 Sep 1770, St. James Northam, Goochland Co., VA
10. Jane STRONG, b. 26 Mar 1775, Goochland Co., VA; m1. Mr. BRIDGEWATER; m2. William Montford STOKES

Source:

1. LDS. Ancestral File (online).

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