Descendants of Daniel and Mary Spangler, Franklin County, Virginia, 1773/ compiled and edited by M. J. Spangler
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Daniel Spangler, born ca. 1716 and died in Franklin County, Virginia on 3 November 1787. He was married to Mary Nofsinger (or Sower), who died in 1820, age 100 years. She was buried in Pine Creek Church Cemetery, Floyd County, Virginia. Daniel and Mary were the parents of six children: Daniel, George, John, Hannah, Elizabeth, and Mary. The first child, Daniel, was born 1747, died 4 February 1823 and is buried at Pine Creek Church Cemetery, Floyd County, Virginia. Daniel was married to Sarah ____. They had eight children: John, Daniel, George, Mary (md. George Sowers), William, Samuel, Jacob, and David. Includes descendants of these children, especially Samuel, from whom the author also descends. Descendants lived in Virginia (especially Franklin and Floyd Counties), Maryland, and elsewhere.
Includes Spangler, Bowers, Hylton, Proffit, Sowers, Whitlock, Yopp, and related families.
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