Person:Elizabeth Venable (5)

Watchers
Elizabeth "Betsy" Anne Venable
d.1826
  1. Samuel Woodson Venable1756 - 1821
  2. Abraham Bedford Venable, Esq.1758 - 1811
  3. Elizabeth "Betsy" Anne Venable1760 - 1826
  4. Richard Nathaniel Venable1763 - 1838
  5. Martha Venable1765 - 1858
  6. Anne Venable1768 -
  7. Agnes Venable1771 - 1802
  8. Mary Venable1773 - 1807
  9. Nathaniel E Venable1776 - 1801
  10. Frances Venable1778 - 1799
  11. William Lewis Venable1780 - Bef 1824
  12. Thomas Venable, M.D.1782 - 1809
  13. Elizabeth Venable1784 - Abt 1845
m.
  1. Betsey WatkinsAbt 1782 - Bef 1884
  2. Martha Watkins1784 - 1826
  3. Nancy Watkins1793 - 1857
  4. Fanny WatkinsAbt 1796 -
  5. Samuel WatkinsAbt 1796 -
  6. Henry WatkinsAbt 1797 -
Facts and Events
Name Elizabeth "Betsy" Anne Venable
Married Name _____ Watkins
Gender Female
Birth[1] 11 Nov 1760 Prince Edward, Virginia, United Statesat Slate Hill
Marriage Virginiato Capt. Thomas Watkins
Death[1] 1826
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Family Recorded, in Venable, Elizabeth Marshall (Elizabeth Marshall Venable). Venables of Virginia: an account of the ancestors and descendants of Samuel Woodson Venable of Springfield, and of his brother William Lewis Venable of Haymarket, both of Prince Edward County, Virginia. (New York, New York: J.J. Little and Ives, 1925)
    35.

    3. BETSY ANN E VENABLE, b. at "Slate Hill," Prince Edward Co.,
    Va., Nov. 11, 1760; d. 1826; mar. Capt. Thomas Watkins (d. 1797),
    brother-in-law of Gov. Pope of Kentucky, and son of Henry Watkins
    and Temperance Hughes. "Capt. Thomas Watkins was a man of
    more educational advantages than the sons of the usual planter, though
    the Revolutionary Wa r interfered with his college career." He served
    in the Revolutionary Army under General Greene and was distinguished
    for bravery on the field of Guilford Court House, 1781. Col.
    Washington wrote Captain Watkins a personal letter—still in the hands
    of members of the family—commending the bravery of the company
    and of its commander. (It was in this company that Betsy Anne
    Venable's brother, Samuel Woodson Venable, served.) Numerous and
    distinguished descendants.