Capt. Nathaniel Pendleton

Birth1715 - King and Queen County, Virginia, USA

Death19 Sep 1793 - Culpeper County, Virginia

MotherMary Bishop "Mrs/Rev Henry PENDLETON""Mrs Edward WATKINS" TAYLOR (P1-7GGM)

FatherHenry "m. Mary Bishop TAYLOR" PENDLETON III/3rd (P1-7GGF)

Born in King and Queen County, Virginia, USA on 1715 to Henry "m. Mary Bishop TAYLOR" PENDLETON III/3rd (P1-7GGF) and Mary Bishop "Mrs/Rev Henry PENDLETON""Mrs Edward WATKINS" TAYLOR (P1-7GGM). Capt. Nathaniel Pendleton married Elizabeth Ann Clayton and had 9 children. He passed away on 19 Sep 1793 in Culpeper County, Virginia.

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Parents

Henry "M. Mary Bishop Taylor" Pendleton Iii/3rd (P1-7ggf)
1683 - 1721

Mary Bishop "Mrs/rev Henry Pendleton""mrs Edward Watkins" Taylor (P1-7ggm)
1686 - 1770

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Ann Clayton
1714 - 1770

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Susannah Pendleton
1746 - 1815

Philip Pendleton
1752 - 1801

William Pendleton
1748 - 1817

Nathaniel Pendleton
1756 - 1821

Elizabeth Clayton Pendleton
1744 - 1840

Mary Pendleton
1742 - 1754

Judge Henry Pendleton
1750 - 1789

Edmund Pendleton
1750 - 1789

Elizabeth Fargeson
1756 - 1799

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