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Nathaniel Clanton

Birth15 Sep 1715 - Surry, Surry County, Virginia, Colonial America
Death20 Apr 1759 - Sussex Co., VA
MotherMary Seward Holt
FatherWilliam Clanton

Born in Surry, Surry County, Virginia, Colonial America on 15 Sep 1715 to William Clanton and Mary Seward Holt. Nathaniel Clanton married Mary Holsenbock and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Apr 1759 in Sussex Co., VA.

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William Clanton
1683 - 1726
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Mary Seward Holt
1687 - 1751
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Mary Holsenbock
1725 - 1769
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William Clinton
1757 - 1829
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Burrell Clanton
1750 - 1794
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Reuben Clanton
1741 - 1800
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Mildred Clanton
1743 - 1789
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Micajah Clanton
1748 - 1760
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Phoebe Ann Clanton
1752 - Unknown
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Holt Clanton
1759 - 1826
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Martha Patsy Clanton Barker
1746 - 1847
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Nathaniel Clanton
1755 - 1816
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Elizabeth Clanton
1735 - 1800
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Martha Patsy Clanton
1764 - 1841

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