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James Clement Vann b. 1766 d. 9 February 1809
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Person:132662
| Lineage | Vann |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | James Clement Vann |
| Parents
♂ John Joseph Vann [Vann] b. 1746 | |
| Wiki-page | wikipedia:James_Vann |
Events
1766 birth:
9 February 1809 death: Chatsworth (Georgia), Spring Place
burial: Forsyth County (Georgia)
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James Vann was a town chief of the Cherokee. He owned a tavern and operated a plantation using 99 slaves. He built the home pictured in 1805. Chief Vann was shot to death at Buffington’s Tavern.
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Parents
♀ 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 ==
♀ Alsey Vann
birth: 1765, Tennessee
marriage: ♂ John SR Rogers
burial: Fort Gibson (Oklahoma), Fort Gibson National Cemetery
marriage: ♂ John SR Rogers
burial: Fort Gibson (Oklahoma), Fort Gibson National Cemetery
♂ Avery Vann (Brother of James Vann)
residence: Saluda River, Carolina
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saluda_River
== 3 ==
