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William New

Birth1700 - Charles City, Charles, Virginia, United States
Death 8 Nov 1759 - Albarmarle, Virginia, United States
MotherMary Sweeney Whellan (New)
FatherEdmund New

Born in Charles City, Charles, Virginia, United States on 1700 to Edmund New and Mary Sweeney Whellan (New). William New married Priscilla Sampson and had 12 children. He passed away on 8 Nov 1759 in Albarmarle, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Edmund New
1655 - 1726
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Mary Sweeney Whellan (New)
1657 - 1751
Spouse(s)
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Priscilla Sampson
1696 - 1759
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John Wesley New
1759 - 1832
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David New
1729 - 1818
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Francis New
1735 - 1793
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Edmund New
1726 - Unknown
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James R New
1729 - 1785
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William P. New
1757 - 1847
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Martha New
1725 - 1793
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Millards Line New
1731 - 1785
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Missey New
1723 - 1724
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David New
1752 - 1814
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Francis New
1735 - 1788
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Frances New
1730 - 1783

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