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Jane Acuff+

Birth1738 - Poss, Culpepper, Virginia, USA
Death1817 - Garth Hallow, Madison, Virginia, USA
MotherSarah Winn
FatherChristopher C Ascough Acuff

Born in Poss, Culpepper, Virginia, USA on 1738 to Christopher C Ascough Acuff and Sarah Winn. Jane Acuff+ married Job Richard Breeden 5th GGF and had 11 children. She passed away on 1817 in Garth Hallow, Madison, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Christopher C Ascough Acuff
1699 - 1766
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Sarah Winn
1698 - 1765
Spouse(s)
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Job Richard Breeden 5Th Ggf
1732 - 1815
Children Show all
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James Allison Breeden
1768 - 1857
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Susannah Tanner Breeden M4ggm
1773 - 1860
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Molly Breeden
1768 - 1857
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Jeremiah Breeden
1763 - 1857
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Frances 'Fanny' Breeding
1784 - Unknown
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Ephraim Breeden
1765 - 1857
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William Breeden
1771 - 1815
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Pressley Breeding
1780 - Unknown
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Elijah Breeden
1779 - 1870
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Virginia "Jinney" Breeding
1795 - Unknown
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Richard Breeden
1773 - Unknown

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