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About Mary Franklin
In 1734, Lawrence Franklin and Edward Franklin, along with neighbors and relatives - the Clevelands,Madisons, Paynes, and Taylors in addition to others - moved to St. Thomas Parish in Orange County. They settled along Blue Run near Piney Mountain.
Lawrence Franklin’s second wife, ancestor of the Surry Franklins, was Mary Payne, daughter of Bernard Payne and granddaughter of John Payne of Spotsylvania County.
In 1764 Lawrence Franklin sold his Orange County, Virginia land and moved to Anson County, North Carolina with his son, also Lawrence. He was living in Anson County at the time of his death.
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- Franklin Family Researchers United Newsletter. Charter Issue, October 1991.. Page 24. "Seek immigrant ancestors of Lawrence Franklin (b ca 1680, probably Essex County, Virginia)... " married 1) Miss Mathis / Matthews 2) Mary Paine, daughter of Bernard & Elizabeth Paine. Children with Mary Payne: Bernard, George, Lawrence, Nancy Anne, & Betsey.
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Mary Franklin's Timeline
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1710
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Spotsylvania County, Virginia, United States
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| 1720 |
1720
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Virginia
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| 1731 |
May 26, 1731
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Blue Run, Orange , Virginia
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1733
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VA, USA
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| 1735 |
1735
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Audrain, MO, USA
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1736
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Orange, Albermarle, VA, USA
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1743
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VA, USA
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1790
Age 80
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Anson, Virginia, United States
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