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John Wallace

BirthAbt 1737 - Letterkenny Twp, Pennsylvania
Death15 Nov 1804 - Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee, USA
MotherElizabeth Brown
FatherDr Michael WALLACE

Born in Letterkenny Twp, Pennsylvania on Abt 1737 to Dr Michael WALLACE and Elizabeth Brown. John Wallace married Hannah Pomeroy and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 Nov 1804 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Dr Michael Wallace
1719 - 1767
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Elizabeth Brown
1723 - 1761
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Pomeroy
1735 - 1803
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Sarah Mccartney
Unknown - 1839
Children Show all
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Margaret Baird Wallace
1766 - 1814
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John Wallace
1755 - 1847
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George Pomeroy Wallace
1774 - 1850
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Sarah Wallace
1761 - 1815
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Oliver Wallace
1756 - 1802
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Samuel Wallace
1760 - 1843
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Mary Wallace
1765 - 1829
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Hannah Wallace
1774 - Unknown
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Jonathan Wallace
1774 - Unknown
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James Wallace
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel Wallace
1774 - Unknown

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