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Historical records matching William David Crockett, III
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About William David Crockett, III
"William Crockett was in the Fincastle Militia, 1770-1777" and was probably at King's Mountain as well.
Alternate birthplaces: Albemarle County, VA, Bantry Bay, Ireland or New Rochelle, New York.
Alternate birthdate June 10, 1707,
Alternate death location Albemarle County, VA
Ben M. Angel notes: There were significant problems in the chronology of a couple of the assertions related to this profile. First, Tazewell County, Virginia, wasn't settled by European colonists until 1771, so his ability to marry in the territory of the county is questionable. Gibson County, way out in western Tennessee, was not open for American settlers until 1819 - the first non-native cabin was built only at that time. In theory, it is possible that he could have died in the county, but not at all likely. There is no supporting evidence presented to back a death within the boundaries of that modern county, which was not created until 1823.
The Three Musketeers story is based on the Catholic determination to destroy Rochelle, France, where many of the French Protestants were in refuge. New Rochelle, New York (the French Protestants American place of refuge), was named for Rochelle, France.
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William David Crockett, III's Timeline
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August 10, 1709
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Bantry Bay, County Cork, Munster, Ireland
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1730
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Province of Pennsylvania, Colonial America
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1730
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Washington District, North Carolina, United States
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1732
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1748
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Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia, United States
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1752
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1753
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Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia, United States
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1756
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United States
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