Stephens - Crawford - Hall - Doak - Biddle - Boy family records, ca. 1690-1930
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Peter Stephens was born ca. 1690-1700 and migrated from Pennsylvania to Virginia in 1732. He later died in Stephensburg, Virginia in 1757. Hugh Crawford settled in Sullivan County, Tennessee and married Hannah Gamble in 1781. Nathaniel Hall, son of William and Jeanette Hall, was born in 1729 and married Elizabeth Doak in 1775 in Virginia. Elizabeth Biddle, daughter of Thomas and Sallie Biddle, was born in Washington County, Tennessee in 1783 and married James Hall in 1800. Families lived primarily in Virginia, Tennessee, and Ohio.
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| Stephens - Crawford - Hall - Doak - Biddle - Boy family records, ca. 1690-1930 | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1750788 Item 7 | 7820468 |
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| Stephens - Crawford - Hall - Doak - Biddle - Boy family records, ca. 1690-1930 | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1750788 Item 7 | 7820468 |
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