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David Pugh
Male 1761 - 1822

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  • Birth  1761  , , Virginia, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender  Male 
    Died  11 Feb 1822  , , Tennessee, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID  I6577  Herring Family of Callaway County, Missouri
    Last Modified  18 Oct 2006 
     
    Children 
    >1. John Pugh,   b. 7 Mar 1798, , Grayson, Virginia, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 5 Sep 1848, , Callaway, Missouri, USA Find all individuals with events at this location
    Last Modified  18 Oct 2006 
    Family ID  F14346632  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • # ID: I265
      # Name: David PUGH
      # Given Name: David
      # Surname: PUGH
      # Sex: M
      # _UID: 6C7FB26A1AB68A4F8F18C6BEF84E72DB6E87
      # Change Date: 25 Jun 2005
      # Note:



      David and Sarah Pugh lived on the Pigg River in Franklin County, Virginia where they had (according to a 1786 Personal Property List) one child, three slaves, three horses, and five cows. In 1792 they left Franklin County and bought property on Wilson Creek in Grayson County, Virginia.

      In an ironic twist of fate Sarah's life would parallel that of her great grandmother Sarah Day Greer. It seems that many years before, Sarah's great grandfather, John Greer, had fathered four children with another woman while married to Sarah's great grandmother. Sarah's husband, David Pugh, became entangled in a similar situation by fathering a child with his mistress, Nancy Minton, in Ashe County, North Carolina.

      In 1806 David and Sarah separated, but apparently never divorced. A deed book dated Aug 27, 1806 records David's last act before his departure with Nancy Minton.

      "Whereas: David Pew is about to travel to remote parts and has adjudged it expedient to dispose of his estate before he sets out, therefore in consideration of love and affection for his children, he grants to them and to Gaines, as trustee for his wife, all his estate, real and personal, except a negro man, his riding horse, a saddle, gun and wearing apparel which he reserves to his own use. [Family tradition says he took also a gallon of seed corn.] He wants his children paid off as they arrive at age 21 and wants Violet, Samuel, Robert, John, and Ruth to receive as good an education as the others had.

      Witnesses: Alexander Smyth, Wm Ballard, George Currin and Martin Dickinson."

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      # Birth: 1761 in Virginia 2
      # Death: 11 FEB 1822 in Tennessee 2

      Father: Samuel PUGH b: ABT 1735
      Mother: Susannah [___] b: ABT 1740
      Marriage 1 Sarah GREER b: 30 JUN 1763 in Bedford County, Virginia

      * Married: ABT 1784 in Franklin County, Virginia 3

      Children

      1. Has No Children William Pugh b: 11 FEB 1785 in Franklin County, Virginia
      2. Has Children Susanna PUGH b: 20 MAY 1786 in Franklin County, Virginia
      3. Has No Children Rhoda Pugh b: 19 MAR 1788 in Franklin County, Virginia
      4. Has No Children Mary Violet Pugh b: 20 FEB 1790 in Franklin County, Virginia
      5. Has No Children Samuel Pugh b: 26 JUN 1792 in Grayson County, Virginia
      6. Has Children Robert PUGH b: 1 APR 1795 in Grayson County, Virginia
      7. Has No Children John Pugh b: 7 MAR 1798 in Grayson County, Virginia
      8. Has No Children Ruth Pugh b: 21 FEB 1801 in Grayson County, Virginia


      Sources:

      1. Abbrev: Daniela Moneta
      Title: Daniela Moneta
      2. Abbrev: Minnie Hall
      Title: Minnie Hall
      Grayson County Historical Society
      3. Abbrev: Greer Web Site
      Title: Greer Web Site of Ralph Terry of Coleman, Texas