Zachariah Nance Jr.1
#9302, (5 May 1760 - 22 December 1835)
Father* | Zachariah Nance2 (s 1730 - 1772) | |
Mother* | Susannah Duke Sherman2 (s 1735 - 1780) |
Family 1 | Jane Wilkins b. s 1766, d. 1800 | |
Children | 1. | Elizabeth Nance2 (s 1786 - c 1787) |
2. | Robert Nance2 (s 1788 - ) | |
3. | James Nance2 (s 1790 - ) | |
4. | Sally Hash Nance2 (s 1792 - ) | |
5. | Eaton Nance2 (s 1794 - ) | |
6. | William Nance2 (s 1796 - ) | |
7. | George W Nance2 (s 1798 - ) | |
8. | Zacharia H Nance2 (s 1800 - ) |
Family 2 | Elizabeth Morris b. 1772, d. 1850 | |
Children | 1. | Otway Nance4 (1803 - 1804) |
2. | Otway Bird Nance4 (1805 - 1874) | |
3. | Joshua Nance4 (1807 - 1885) | |
4. | Carey Nance4 (1809 - 1840) | |
5. | Thomas Jefferson Nance4 (1811 - 1842) | |
6. | Allen Q Nance4 (1813 - 1873) | |
7. | Parthena Hill Nance4 (1816 - 1892) |
Birth* | 5 May 1760 | He was born on 5 May 1760 at Charles City Co., VirginiaG.2 |
between 1777 and 1780 | He was between 1777 and 1780.3 | |
Marriage* | 31 December 1785 | He married Jane Wilkins on 31 December 1785 at New Kent Co., VirginiaG.2 |
Marriage* | 15 December 1802 | He married Elizabeth Morris, daughter of John Morris and Elizabeth Turner, on 15 December 1802 at James City Co., VirginiaG.4 |
Death* | 22 December 1835 | He died on 22 December 1835 at Sangamon (now Menard) Co., IllinoisG, at age 75.2 |
Citations
- [S878] Morris Ancestors (Boone/Morris Files), online www.rootsweb.ancestry.com.
- [S2084] George W Nance, The Nance Memorial (Bloomington, Illinois: J E Burke & Co. (Printers), 1904), pp. 243–245.
- [S2083] Damaris Knobe, The Ancestry of Grafton Johnson (Indianapolis, Indiana: Hollenbeck Press (Printers), 1924), p. 200. "... was at the front from February 17, 1777, to February 22, 1780, also participated in the same engagement [Stony Point], as well as the battle of Monmouth, according to his pension papers, which further relate that, enlisting when but a lad of sixteen in the 1st Virginia Regiment of Artillery, he fought under Captains John Blair and James Pendieton."
- [S2083] Damaris Knobe, Grafton Johnson, pp. 199–205.