Col. Samuel Francis TEMPLE & Frances REDD

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Col. Samuel Francis TEMPLE
Frances REDD

Husband: Samuel Francis TEMPLE
Birth: ca. 1745, King & Queen Co., VA
Death: 23 Jul 1798
Occupation: merchant
Military: Revolutionary War: Col.
Father: Joseph TEMPLE
Mother: Ann ARNAL / ARNOLD

Marriage:

Wife: Frances "Fannie" REDD
Birth: ca. 1756, Caroline Co., VA
Death: 27 Apr 1801, Caroline Co., VA
Father: Capt. Samuel REDD
Mother: Lucy ROGERS

Children — born in Caroline Co., VA:

1. Flora TEMPLE; m. Christopher Columbus BROADDUS, s/o John BROADDUS & Harriet __?__; s/o John W. BROADDUS & Catherine GATEWOOD; s/o Thomas BROADDUS & Ann REDD
2. Liston TEMPLE
3. Peter TEMPLE
4. Lucy TEMPLE; m. Timothy CHANDLER
5. Frances "Fanny" TEMPLE; d. 1804; m. 10 Nov 1794, Caroline Co., VA, Rev. Andrew BROADDUS, Sr. (4 Nov 1770 - 1 Dec 1848)
6. Maria TEMPLE; d. bef. 1804
7. Ann TEMPLE; m. Henry COCKE
8. John TEMPLE, b. 14 Apr 1768; d. 25 Jul 1814; m. 22 Dec 1796, Alice TAYLOR; many children
9. Elizabeth TEMPLE, b. ca 1780

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