Frances "Fanny" Wills

Named in father's will: Daughters Frances Wills to receive L10;

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Frances Durrett Wills BIRTH 14 Sep 1744 Albemarle County, Virginia, USA DEATH 3 Jun 1831 (aged 86) Clark County, Kentucky, USA BURIAL Non-Cemetery Burial, Specifically: Burial location unknown MEMORIAL ID 169109964 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 8 Daughter of Richard Durrett and Sarah Hampton.

Her father bought 300 acres on the south side of the Rapidan River, on July 20, 1738, near Charlottesville, Virginia. He grew tobacco. He was a colonel during the Revolutionary War.

Frances married Frederick William Wills on April 3, 1763. After he died, in 1796, she got remarried to a man named Original Young, on February 11, 1800. They were seen in the 1810 Census Report, living in Clark County, Kentucky. However, it was said that they did not get along, and they separated, sometime before 1820. Frances may have gone back to using the last name of Wills.

Family Members Parents Photo Richard Durrett 1705–1784

Spouses Frederick William Wills 1742–1796 (m. 1763)

Original Young 1760–1846 (m. 1800)

Siblings Photo Elizabeth Durrett Watts 1739–1819

Photo Richard Durrett 1746–1820

Photo James Durrett 1762–1822

Children Photo William Frederick Wills 1765–1834

John Durrett Wills 1767–1837

Richard King Wills 1769–1850

Elizabeth Wills Watts 1770–1826

Frances Winston Wills Hood 1774–1841

Washington Wills 1775–1851

Photo Thornton Isaac Wills 1781–1864

Photo Isaac Wills 1785–1866

Photo Durrett Wills 1792–1859

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Her father bought 300 acres on the south side of the Rapidan River, on July 20, 1738, near Charlottesville, Virginia. He grew tobacco. He was a colonel during the Revolutionary War.

Frances married Frederick William Wills on April 3, 1763. After he died, in 1796, she got remarried to a man named Original Young, on February 11, 1800. They were seen in the 1810 Census Report, living in Clark County, Kentucky. However, it was said that they did not get along, and they separated, sometime before 1820. Frances may have gone back to using the last name of Wills.