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Nancy Meadows

Birth1788 - Rockingham, Virginia, United States
Death24 Jun 1866 - Blueridge, Rockingham, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth Jane Herford 1#
FatherJames Emberton Meadows 1 #

Born in Rockingham, Virginia, United States on 1788 to James Emberton Meadows 1 # and Elizabeth Jane Herford 1#. Nancy Meadows married Jonathan Breeden and had 13 children. She passed away on 24 Jun 1866 in Blueridge, Rockingham, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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James Emberton Meadows 1 #
1750 - 1838
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Elizabeth Jane Herford 1#
1766 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Breeden
1795 - 1870
Children Show all
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Susanah Lurena Breeden
1825 - 1914
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William M Breeden
1820 - 1890
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Laban Breeden
1823 - 1900
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Fountain Breeden
1827 - 1863
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Polly Breeden
1818 - 1887
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Madison Breeden
1829 - 1880
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John Breeden
1821 - Unknown
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George Washington Breeden
1825 - 1910
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Elizabeth Ann "Annie" Breeden
1828 - 1880
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Margaret Breeden
1832 - 1850
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Caroline Breedon
1829 - Unknown
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Alexander Breeden
1831 - Unknown
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Sarah Breedon
1850 - Unknown

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