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Joseph Trice

Birth1751 - Caroline, Virginia, United States
Death25 Jan 1802 - Orange Co., North Carolina
MotherRuth Anderson May
FatherJames Trice IV

Born in Caroline, Virginia, United States on 1751 to James Trice IV and Ruth Anderson May. Joseph Trice married Eleanor Nelly Comb and had 9 children. He passed away on 25 Jan 1802 in Orange Co., North Carolina.

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Parents
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James Trice Iv
1715 - 1787
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Ruth Anderson May
1720 - 1763
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Nelly Comb
1762 - 1820
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Eleanor Comb
1762 - 1821
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Robert Trice
1784 - 1840
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John Trice
1791 - 1848
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Joseph Trice
1795 - 1885
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Eleanor Trice
1793 - Unknown
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Nancy Trice
1791 - 1850
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Elizabeth Trice
1790 - Unknown
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Tabitha Trice
1794 - Unknown
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James Trice
1794 - 1816
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William Willie Trice
1790 - 1842

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