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Hannah Bledsoe 1709–1704 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1709

Birth Location: Northumberland, Virginia, United States

Death Date: 1704

Death Location: Orange, Virginia, United States

Father: Captain Bledsoe

Mother: Anne None

Spouse(s): Benjamin Cave

Children(s): William Cave

Hannah Bledsoe was born in 1709 in Northumberland, Virginia, United States, the child of Captain William Henry Bledsoe And Anne. Hannah Bledsoe married Benjamin Cave, and had children including William Cave. Hannah Bledsoe passed away in 1704 in Orange, Virginia, United States.

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Biography

  • Hannah Bledsoe was born in 1709 in Northumberland, Virginia, United States, the child of Captain William Henry Bledsoe And Anne.
  • Hannah Bledsoe married Benjamin Cave, and had children including William Cave.
  • Hannah Bledsoe passed away in 1704 in Orange, Virginia, United States.

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Hannah Bledsoe's Ancestors

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Hannah Bledsoe
1709–1704
Birth Place: Northumberland, Virginia, United States
Parents
Captain William Henry Bledsoe
1676–1770
Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia, United States
Anne
1692–1723
Northumberland, Virginia, United States
Grandparents
George Bledsoe
1625–1704
Bedfordshire, England
Anne Jennings
1651–1692
Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia, United States
Great-Grandparents
William Bledsoe
1601–1681
Agnes Cobb
1605–1645
Edmund Jennings
1626–1695
Lady Jennings
1625–1720
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Hannah Bledsoe's Descendants

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Hannah Bledsoe (1709–1704) m. Benjamin Cave (1703–26 Aug 1762)
  1. 1. William Cave 1700–1742 m. Elizabeth (Ann) Travers 1700–1728
    1. 1. Elizabeth Cave 1727–1790
    2. 2. John Cave 1684–1721
    3. 3. James Cave 1741–1743
    4. 4. Elizabeth Walker 1735–1819 m. Abraham (John) Crank 1731–1782
      1. 1. Elizabeth Crank 1782–1816
      2. 2. Robert Crank 1770–1771
      3. 3. Mary (Polly) Crank 1777–1828 m. John (B) Hall 1785–1838
      4. 4. Dorothy Crank 1776–
      5. 5. James (M.) Crank 1779–1862 m. ELLENDER TAYLOR 1782–1863
        1. 1. Garrett Crank 1802–1832
        2. 2. William Crank 1818–1855
        3. 3. Elizabeth Crank 1818–1880
        4. 4. David (Crockett) Crank 1801–1832 m. Deborah Rose 1804–1829
        5. 5. Elender Crank 1816–1878
        6. 6. Amanda Crank 1816–1817
        7. 7. Preston Crank 1813–1885 m. Minerva (Anne) Wilbourn 1817–1880
        8. 8. Martha (Patsy) Crank 1817–1842
        9. 9. John Crank 1804–1855
        10. 10. Samuel (D) Crank 1808–1864
        11. 11. Cornelius Crank 1810–1862 m. Phoebe Lewis 1810–1880
        12. 12. Mary (Polly) Crank 1804–1880 m. William (Charles) Stewart 1809–1880
      6. 6. John (H) Crank 1779–1862 m. Sarah (Sally) Madison 1786–1825
        1. 1. Mary Crank 1824–
        2. 2. John (G) Crank 1808–1873 m. Jane (Ann) Herwood –1837 m. Rachel Givinnup 1810–1884
        3. 3. James (Leslie) Crank 1812–1856 m. Cynthia Higgins 1819–1883
        4. 4. Jane Crank 1819–
        5. 5. William Crank 1825–
        6. 6. Enoch Crank 1818–
        7. 7. Charles (F) Crank 1822–1863
      7. 7. Mary Crank 1777–
      8. 8. Dorothy Crank 1776–1790
      9. 9. Christine Crank 1775–
      10. 10. William Crank 1770–1823
      11. 11. Christines Crank 1775–
      12. 12. Elizabeth Crank 1782–
    5. 5. David Cave –1748

Hannah Bledsoe's Timeline

2 Records

1704
1704
Death of Hannah Bledsoe in Orange, Virginia, United States
Orange, Virginia, United States
1709
1709
Birth of Hannah Bledsoe in Northumberland, Virginia, United States
Northumberland, Virginia, United States

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1709
    Event Place: Northumberland, Virginia, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1704
    Event Place: Orange, Virginia, United States

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