Pedigree Chart for Martha Bolling: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1769 -

1. Martha Bolling

B:	1769
P:
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2. John Bolling, III

B:	24 Jun 1737
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
M:	24 Jan 1760
P:	Albemarle, Virginia, USA
D:	Apr 1800
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA

4. Maj. John A Bolling, II

B:	20 Jan 1699
P:	Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
M:
P:
D:	6 Sep 1757
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA

8. Col. John Bolling		=>

B:	27 Jan 1676
P:	Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA
M:	29 Dec 1697
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	20 Apr 1729
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA

9. Mary Kennon

B:	29 Jun 1679
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	29 Jun 1727
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA

5. Elizabeth Justis Blair

B:	20 Jan 1709
P:	Williamsburg, James, Virginia, USA
D:	22 Apr 1775
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA

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3. Mary Jefferson

B:	1 Oct 1741
P:	Albemarle, Virginia, USA
D:	1804
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA

6. Peter Jefferson, Col.

B:	29 Feb 1708
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
M:	3 Oct 1739
P:	Goochland, Virginia, USA
D:	17 Aug 1757
P:	Goochland, Virginia, USA

12. Thomas Jefferson		=>

B:	7 Dec 1679
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
M:	20 Nov 1697
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	18 Feb 1731
P:	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA

13. Mary Field

B:	3 Feb 1679
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	13 Aug 1715
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA

7. Jane Randolph

B:	20 Feb 1720
P:	Shadwell, Middlesex, England
D:	31 Mar 1776
P:	Albemarle, Virginia, USA

14. Isham Randolph		=>

B:	24 Feb 1685
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
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P:
D:	2 Nov 1742
P:	Goochland, Virginia, USA

15. Jane Rogers

B:	1692
P:	Shadwell, Middlesex, England
D:	5 Dec 1760
P:	Goochland, Virginia, USA

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