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Nancy Wallace

Birth1784 - Monroe, Amherst, Virginia, United States
Death23 Feb 1859 - Andersonville, Anderson, Tennessee, United States
MotherJane Rosenna Miller
FatherJohn Wallace

Born in Monroe, Amherst, Virginia, United States on 1784 to John Wallace and Jane Rosenna Miller. Nancy Wallace married Robert Dew and had 16 children. She passed away on 23 Feb 1859 in Andersonville, Anderson, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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John Wallace
1748 - 1832
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Jane Rosenna Miller
1764 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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Robert Dew
1776 - 1858
Children Show all
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Charlotte Lottie Dew
1811 - 1890
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Jane Dew
1815 - Unknown
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David Dew
1809 - 1887
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Armstead Dew
1825 - 1902
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William Dew
1803 - 1853
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Wallace Dew
1802 - Unknown
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Randolph Dew
1826 - 1908
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Hamilton J Dew
1823 - 1898
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Andrew Jackson Dew
1821 - 1880
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Margaret Peggy Dew
1813 - Unknown
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Samuel Dew
1816 - Unknown
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James Dew
1819 - 1880
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John R Dew
1805 - 1870
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Robert Dew
1827 - Unknown
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June Dew
1842 - Unknown
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Lottie Dew
1840 - Unknown

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