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Jane TULLOS

Birth09 Feb 1714 - Northumberland, Northumberland, Virginia, United States
DeathCirca 1772 - North Carolina, United States
MotherBarbara Mason (Tullos) 6GG
FatherJohn Tulloss

Born in Northumberland, Northumberland, Virginia, United States on 09 Feb 1714 to John Tulloss and Barbara Mason (Tullos) 6GG. Jane TULLOS married Edward Francis Lawrence and had 10 children. She passed away on Circa 1772 in North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John Tulloss
1682 - 1737
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Barbara Mason (Tullos) 6Gg
1682 - 1737
Spouse(s)
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Edward Francis Lawrence
1693 - 1786
Children Show all
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John Bayley Lawrence
1725 - 1800
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Winifred Lawrence
1733 - 1816
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Maria Sarah Lawrence
1723 - 1781
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Peter Larrence Lawrence
1740 - 1826
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Edward Lawrence
1740 - 1817
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Jean Lawrence
1732 - 1829
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Richard Lawrence
1735 - 1796
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Susannah Lawrence
1730 - 1781
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Rodham Tullos Lawrence
1762 - 1846
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Susannah Lawrence
1751 - 1851

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