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Alsey Vann b. 1765
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Person:132510
Lineage | Vann |
Sex | Female |
Full name (at birth) | Alsey Vann |
Other given names | Sinee |
Parents
♂ John Joseph Vann [Vann] b. 1746 |
Events
1765 birth: Tennessee
marriage: ♂ John SR Rogers [Rogers] b. 1761
1787 child birth: Calhoun (Tennessee), McMinn County (Tennessee), USA, ♀ Polly Ann Rogers [Rogers] b. 1787 d. 1857
burial: Fort Gibson (Oklahoma), Fort Gibson National Cemetery
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♀ Susannah Soonacooie (Ani'-Ga'tâge'wi)
birth: 1764, Georgia (U.S. state), Eastern Cherokee Nation
death: 14 March 1818, Suwanee (Georgia), Gwinnett County (Georgia), Suwanee Old Town
death: 14 March 1818, Suwanee (Georgia), Gwinnett County (Georgia), Suwanee Old Town
Parents
== 3 ==
♂ James Clement Vann
birth: 1766
death: 9 February 1809, Chatsworth (Georgia), Spring Place
burial: Forsyth County (Georgia)
death: 9 February 1809, Chatsworth (Georgia), Spring Place
burial: Forsyth County (Georgia)
♂ Avery Vann (Brother of James Vann)
residence: Saluda River, Carolina
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saluda_River
♂ John SR Rogers
birth: 1761, Tennessee
fact 1: nickname, Hell Fire Jack
military service: French/Indian Wars - English Captain
other: Battle of Horseshoe Bend
marriage: ♀ Alsey Vann
marriage: ♀ Elizabeth Emory
marriage: ♀ Jennie Talontisky (Due)
fact 1: nickname, Hell Fire Jack
military service: French/Indian Wars - English Captain
other: Battle of Horseshoe Bend
marriage: ♀ Alsey Vann
marriage: ♀ Elizabeth Emory
marriage: ♀ Jennie Talontisky (Due)
== 3 ==
Children
♂ Samuel Riley Dawson
birth: 1782, South Carolina
physical description: 5'9", 150 lbs, Blue eyes, Black Hair.
military service: 1814, Woods Fort, War of 1812. Captain James Calloway company under Colonel Nathan Boone, Missouri Mounted Voluteers. Honorably discharged
death: 1874, San Saba (Texas), Texas
physical description: 5'9", 150 lbs, Blue eyes, Black Hair.
military service: 1814, Woods Fort, War of 1812. Captain James Calloway company under Colonel Nathan Boone, Missouri Mounted Voluteers. Honorably discharged
death: 1874, San Saba (Texas), Texas
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