m. 25 Dec 1723
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2 Nov 1724 |
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7 Dec 1727 |
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7 Jul 1730 |
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20 Dec 1732 |
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William Mead | F2867 |
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7 Sep 1735 |
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19 Aug 1738 |
Baltimore, Maryland  |
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12 Aug 1741 |
Baltimore, Maryland  |
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13 Sep 1743 |
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- Nicholas Jr. and his eldest son, Nicholas III, were prominent in Bedford County after it's formation. They cut a wide swath in the growing community of settles along the Staunton River; developing lands, building, milling, buying and selling. Hale's Old Mill Creek, which empties into the Staunton nearby the original site of Hale's Ford, took it's name from them as did the ford itself. They owned much land on both sides of the river in the vicinity of Indian Run, Falling and Linville Creeks.
- Roots in Virginia; an account of Captain Thomas Hale, Virginia Frontiersman.
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