Difference between revisions of "FHB Courtenay"
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==Immediate Relatives== | ==Immediate Relatives== | ||
Revision as of 10:54, 8 September 2023
Family History Book: Courtenay
Our Direct Lineage
Only Known Generation: Frances Courtenay (1682-1766)
Immediate Relatives
Children of Frances Courtenay and Robert Tucker
- Courtenay Tucker (1704-1757)
- married Jacob Walker
- Robert Tucker II (1710-1767)
- married Joanna Corbin
- John Tucker of Barbados (~1714-)
- Sarah Tucker (1716-1757)
- married Benjamin Farmer
Child of Frances Courtenay and Thomas "Scotch Tom" Nelson
- Sarah "Sallie" Nelson
- married Robert Burwell
Step-Children of Frances Courtenay with 2nd husband, Thomas "Scotch Tom" Nelson
- President William Nelson
- married Elizabeth Burwell
- Four children, including Thomas Nelson, Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Mary Nelson
- married Col. Edmond Berkeley
- Secretary Thomas Nelson
- married Lucy Armistead
Other Courtenay Relatives
- The Courtenay families of Devon & Powderham
- As far as I know, other than her name there is no direct evidence that Frances Courtenay was related to the Courtenays of Devon and Castle Powderham.
Linked Families
References
- The Complete Peerage, Vol. 4, pp 323-339, by George Edward Cokayne
- Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia, Bishop William Meade
- Thomas Nelson House, Yorktown, National Park Service
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