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Ann Britrix Streeter

Birth1700 - Isle of Wight County, Virginia
Death4 Apr 1754 - Edgecombe, Edgecombe, North Carolina colony
MotherOlive Ward
FatherThomas Seward Streeter

Born in Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 1700 to Thomas Seward Streeter and Olive Ward. Ann Britrix Streeter married William Coffield and had 10 children. She passed away on 4 Apr 1754 in Edgecombe, Edgecombe, North Carolina colony.

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Parents
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Thomas Seward Streeter
1670 - 1753
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Olive Ward
1670 - 1730
Spouse(s)
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William Coffield
1700 - 1783
Children Show all
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Benjamin R. Coffield The Patriot
1724 - 1770
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Spier Coffield
1728 - 1772
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Thomas Coffield
1721 - 1781
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Isham Pittman
1728 - 1825
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Lott Coffield Pitman
1720 - 1790
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Judith Pittman
1726 - 1793
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Samuel Coffield
1730 - 1811
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Joel Pittman
1732 - 1804
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Arthur Coffield
1733 - 1758
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James Coffield
1730 - Unknown

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