Nathaniel VENABLE & Elizabeth WOODSON

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Nathaniel VENABLE
Elizabeth WOODSON

Husband: Nathaniel VENABLE
Birth: 21 Oct 1733 or 1 Nov 1733, Hanover Co., VA
Death: 27 Dec 1804, Slate Hill, Prince Edward Co., VA
Disposition: buried Slate Hill, Prince Edward Co., VA
Father: Abraham VENABLE II
Mother: Martha DAVIS

Marriage: 24 Mar 1755, Prince Edward Co., VA

Wife: Elizabeth WOODSON
Birth: 6 Jun 1740
Death: 29 Sep 1791, Slate Hill, Prince Edward Co., VA
Disposition: buried Slate Hill, Prince Edward Co., VA
Father: Richard WOODSON
Mother: Ann Madelin MICHAUX

Children — born in Prince Edward Co., VA:

1. Samuel Woodson VENABLE, b. 19 Sep 1756; d. 7 Sep 1821; m. 13?/15? Aug 1781, Mary Scott CARRINGTON (21 Jun 1758 - 21 Mar 1837)
2. Abraham Bedford VENABLE, b. 20 Nov 1758
3. Elizabeth Ann "Bettie/Betsy" VENABLE, b. 18 Sep/Oct/Nov 1760; d. 1/3 Dec 1826; m. 2 Jul 1782, Thomas WATKINS (12 Feb 1761 - 1797)
4. Richard N. VENABLE, b. 16 Jan/Feb 1763; d. 1838; m. 5 Mar 1797, Mary MORTON (1779-1838/9)
5. Martha VENABLE, b. 1765; m. first cousin, Nathaniel VENABLE
6. Ann VENABLE, b. 6 Nov 1767; d. 10 Jan 1768
7. Ann VENABLE, b. 9 Dec 1768; m. 18 Nov 1796, Prince Edward Co., VA, James Chesley DANIEL
8. Agnes VENABLE, b. 1771; d. 1802
9. Mary VENABLE, b. 16 Jun 1773; d. 1807
10. Nathaniel VENABLE, b. 13 Feb 1776; d. 23 Aug 1801
11. Frances VENABLE, b. 18 Apr 1778; d. Jun 1799
12. William Lewis VENABLE, b. Mar 1780; d. 1824; m. Frances Watkins NANTZ (1791-1859)
13. Thomas VENABLE, b. 17 Nov 1782; d. 1809
14. Elizabeth VENABLE, b. 21 Nov 1784, m. 4 Nov 1802, Prince Edward Co., VA, Goodridge Alexander WILSON

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Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Virginia Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Venable, Nathaniel Woodson, Elizabeth 24 Mar 1755 Prince Edward Co.

2. Joseph J. Casey. 1982. "Genealogy of the Venable Family, as Prepared by Nathaniel Venable, of Prince Edward County, Va., Dated December 25, 1790." Pages 308-311 in Genealogies of Virginia Families: from the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD (Broderbund CD-186).

3. Lyon Gardiner Tyler, ed. 1915. Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography. 5 vols. Lewis Historical Publ. Co., NY (online at Ancestry.com). In Volume IV:

p. 348 Venable, Nathaniel, son of Abraham Venable and Martha Davis, his wife, of Louisa county, was born November 1, 1733, and resided first in Buckingham county and then in Prince Edward county, was vestryman of St. Patrick's parish, became a Presbyterian, and organized the first Presbyterian church in Prince Edward county; was justice of the peace and burgess for Prince Edward, in the assembly of 1766-1768, and afterward a member of the Virginia house of delegates. He was one of the earliest promoters and one of the first trustees (in 1775) of Hampden Sydney Academy and (in 783) of Hampden Sydney College. He died December 27, 1804. He married Elizabeth Woodson, of Prince Edward.

4. J.D. Eggleston. 1982. "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants." Pages 316-379 in Genealogies of Virginia Families: from the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD (Broderbund CD-186).

5. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

6. Messages posted to the Venable Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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