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Richard Dowdy 1740–1802 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1740
Birth Location: Cumberland County, Virginia
Death Date: 1802
Death Location: Prince Edward County, Virginia
Father: James Sr.
Mother: Unknown Mother
Spouse(s): Ann Martin
Children(s): John Dowdy
In 1740, Richard Dowdy entered the world in Cumberland County, Virginia, born to James Branch 10 Dowdy Sr And Unknown Mother. Richard Dowdy married Ann Martin, and had children including John Dowdy. Richard Dowdy passed away in 1802 in Prince Edward County, Virginia.
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Biography
- In 1740, Richard Dowdy entered the world in Cumberland County, Virginia, born to James Branch 10 Dowdy Sr And Unknown Mother.
- Richard Dowdy married Ann Martin, and had children including John Dowdy.
- Richard Dowdy passed away in 1802 in Prince Edward County, Virginia.
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Richard Dowdy's Descendants
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1. John Dowdy 1775–1818 m. Lucy Ayres 1775–1819
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1. Nancy (*) Dowdy 1800– m. John (A. *) Farmer 1800–1860
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1. Susan (* A) Farmer 1819–1896 m. Henry (Jackson) Gillihan 1820–1902
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1. Andrew (Jackson) Gillihan 1865–1910 m. Sarah (Catherine "Sallie") Brewer 1866–1939 m. Theodosia (E) Kilgore 1858–1902
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2. Sylvanus Gillihan 1853–
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Richard Dowdy's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1740
Event Place: Cumberland County, Virginia
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1802
Event Place: Prince Edward County, Virginia