- Husband
- Henry Dugger
- Birth: Before 1733, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: Feb 1806, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
- Parents: Daniel Dugger and Mary Scarborough (1)
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- Wife
- Ann Bailey
- Birth: abt 1735, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Burial: Before 1805, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
- Parents: Edward Bailey and Unknown (1)
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- Marriage
- bef 1756
- Surry, Virginia, United States
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| Children
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- James Dugger
- Birth: 1764/1767, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: Before 8 Jul 1844, Tippah, Mississippi, United States
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- Sarah Dugger
- Birth: ca 1765, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: Before 29 Mar 1845, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
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- Sterling Dugger
- Birth: Before 1768, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: 1790/1794, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
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- Henry Dugger
- Birth: Before 1769, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: 1807/1808, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
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- Rebecca Dugger
- Birth: ca 1770, Surry, Virginia, United States
- Death: Before 1844, Brunswick, Virginia, United States
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In Surry County, Virginia Court in June 1768, the heirs of Edward Bailey, deceased, were named in a settlement of his estate. They were: Thomas King and wife Mary; Benjamin Putney and wife Sarah; Henry Dugger and wife Ann; William Bailey; Edward Marks and wife Lucy; John Bailey and Henry Bailey, infants, by Edward Bailey their brother and next friend. Thomas Bailey was the Executor of Edward Bailey, deceased, and probably also an heir. (Surry Co., VA Court Minutes 1764-1774 page 154).
The above record proves that Henry Dugger and Ann Bailey were husband and wife.
Children
Henry Dugger's Will was dated 9 Jul 1805 and in it he named his heirs:
- son James Dugger; also named Executor
- daughter Sally Shell
- son Henry Dugger
- daughter Rebecca Dugger
Son Sterling Dugger was not named, but he was dead before 1805. I don't know if there is direct proof that Sterling is a son of Henry and Ann. He is a proven grandson of Daniel and Mary, but his parentage isn't quite proven.
| N1. | The original version of this text was written by Marty Grant and originally published on his website (and republished here by the author). In addition to his own research, he thanks: Barbara Browder (deceased), and Judy Spears Luers and others who shared their research on this branch of the family.
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