Ancestry and descendants of Richard Netherland, esquire (1764-1832)/ by Muriel M.C. Spoden
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Spine title: Netherland genealogy.
Includes index.
"The origins of Virginia colonial shires, counties & USA Virginia counties": [1] folded chart attached to front lining paper.
John Netherland Sr. (d.1740)--possibly the son of Robert Netherland Jr. and possibly the grandson of Robert & Frances (Ward) Netherland Sr.-- married Sarah, had six children, and lived in Goochland (later Cumberland) County, Virginia. Richard Netherland (1764-1832), a grandson of John Sr., married Margaret Woods in 1792 and moved from Virginia to Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, New York, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere.
Includes Bachman, Cloud, Heiskell, Patton, Rhea, Rockhold and related families.
Bibliography at end of each chapter.
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