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Ann Nancy Venable

Birth1723 - Louisa, Virginia, United States
Death1769 - Not Available
MotherMartha Hannah Davis
FatherAbraham Bedford Venable

Born in Louisa, Virginia, United States on 1723 to Abraham Bedford Venable and Martha Hannah Davis. Ann Nancy Venable married Robert Clugston and had 14 children. She passed away on 1769.

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Parents
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Abraham Bedford Venable
1699 - 1768
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Martha Hannah Davis
1702 - 1765
Spouse(s)
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Robert Clugston
1715 - 1768
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Pvt Robert Clugston, Emigrant, Revolutionary War, Served Under John Jack, Daughter-in-laws Grandfather
1747 - 1834
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Joseph Clugston
1740 - 1798
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William Clugston
1745 - 1805
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Thomas Clugston
1766 - 1799
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David Clugston
1741 - 1789
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Mary "Polly" Clugston
1755 - 1796
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John Clugston
1750 - 1806
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John Clugston
1732 - 1806
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Elizabeth Clugston
1768 - Unknown
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David Clugston
1741 - 1789
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Robert Clugston
1738 - 1806
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Robert Clugston
1738 - 1755
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Thomas Clugston
1735 - 1799
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John Clugston
1736 - 1764

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