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Aquilla Matthews 1762–1825 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 2 Aug 1762
Birth Location: Culpepper, Virginia, United States
Death Date: 18 Oct 1825
Death Location: Buried on land Known as Mt Moriah Campgrounds donated by daughter Bathsheba Matthews Husband William Parker, Jefferson County, Georgia, USA
Father: John Sr
Mother: Ann Snelling
Spouse(s): Elizabeth Weeks
Children(s): Nancy Matthews, William Matthews, James Matthews, Thomas Matthews, Margaret Matthews, Jane Matthews, Bathsheba Matthews, Elizabeth Matthews, Mary Matthews, John Matthews, Charles Matthews, Benjamin Matthews, Daniel Matthews, Aquilla Jr, Charles Matthews
In 1762, Aquilla Matthews entered the world in Culpepper, Virginia, United States, born to John Matthews Sr And Ann Snelling. Aquilla Matthews married Elizabeth Sharpe Weeks, and had children including Aquilla Matthews Jr, Bathsheba Matthews, Benjamin Matthews, Charles Matthews, Daniel Matthews, Elizabeth Matthews, James Matthews, Jane Matthews, John Matthews, Margaret Matthews, Mary Asenath Matthews, Nancy Matthews, Thomas Matthews, William Matthews. Aquilla Matthews passed away in 1825 in Buried on land Known as Mt Moriah Campgrounds donated by daughter Bathsheba Matthews Husband William Parker, Jefferson County, Georgia, USA.
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Biography
- In 1762, Aquilla Matthews entered the world in Culpepper, Virginia, United States, born to John Matthews Sr And Ann Snelling.
- Aquilla Matthews married Elizabeth Sharpe Weeks, and had children including Aquilla Matthews Jr, Bathsheba Matthews, Benjamin Matthews, Charles Matthews, Daniel Matthews, Elizabeth Matthews, James Matthews, Jane Matthews, John Matthews, Margaret Matthews, Mary Asenath Matthews, Nancy Matthews, Thomas Matthews, William Matthews.
- Aquilla Matthews passed away in 1825 in Buried on land Known as Mt Moriah Campgrounds donated by daughter Bathsheba Matthews Husband William Parker, Jefferson County, Georgia, USA.
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Aquilla Matthews's Ancestors
Aquilla Matthews's Descendants
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1. Nancy Matthews 1785–1825
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2. William Matthews 1791–1821
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3. James Matthews 1786–1855
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4. Thomas Matthews 1781–1855 m. Nancy[Mrs] Foley 1794–1873 m. Unity (Toole) King 1785–1814
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1. Amelia Matthews 1810–1879
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2. Aquilla (Matthews) Jr 1802–1834 m. Catherine (Louisa (Kitty)) Collins 1796–1874
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1. Louisa (Catherine) Matthews 1832–1921
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2. Emily (Frances) Matthews 1824–1897 m. James (W) Clark 1819–1869
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1. J (William) Clark 1863–1865
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2. Mary (C) Clark 1855–1864
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3. Charles (E) Clark 1852–1856
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4. Louisa (C) Clark 1848–1848
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5. Bashie (F) Clark 1861–1866
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3. Caroline (Mary) MATTHEWS 1827–1867
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4. Dr (Lewis David) Matthews 1829–1898
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5. Sarah (Aquilla Ann) Matthews 1834–1891
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3. Elizabeth Matthews 1816–
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4. Charles Matthews 1808–1840
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5. Levin (Collins) Matthews 1815–1866
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6. Dianna (Dianah) MATHEWS 1814–
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5. Margaret Matthews 1784–1820
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6. Jane Matthews 1786–1849
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7. Bathsheba Matthews 1789–1844
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8. Elizabeth Matthews 1791–1817 m. William Darsey 1792–1817
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9. Mary (Asenath) Matthews 1805–1890
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10. John Matthews 1799–
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11. Charles Matthews 1788–1840
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12. Benjamin Matthews 1795–
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13. Daniel Matthews 1807–
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14. Aquilla (Matthews) Jr 1802–1834
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15. Charles Matthews 1805–1850
Aquilla Matthews's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 2 Aug 1762
Event Place: Culpepper, Virginia, United States
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 18 Oct 1825
Event Place: Buried on land Known as Mt Moriah Campgrounds donated by daughter Bathsheba Matthews Husband William Parker, Jefferson County, Georgia, USA