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Col. Thomas DROUGHT

Birth16 AUG 1755 - Droughtville
Death01 JUN 1833 - Heath Lodge
MotherCaroline Armstrong
FatherThomas Drought

Born in Droughtville on 16 AUG 1755 to Thomas Drought and Caroline Armstrong. Col. Thomas DROUGHT married Naomi FRASER and had 13 children. He passed away on 01 JUN 1833 in Heath Lodge.

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Parents
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Thomas Drought
1722 - 1782
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Caroline Armstrong
1728 - 1791
Spouse(s)
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Naomi Fraser
1772 - 1830
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Francis Maria Wallon
1755 - 1789
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Matilda Drought
1800 - 1860
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Henry Drought
1797 - 1852
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Jane Alicia Drought
1786 - 1810
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Edward Dr.() Drought
1802 - 1837
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Anna Maria Juliana Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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John Drought
1780 - Unknown
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Adolphus Theodore Drought
1806 - 1875
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Caroline Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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Eliza (Fanny?) Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Anne Drought
Unknown - Unknown
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James Drought
1785 - 1833

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