Ann Crawford Gardner, sister of Alexander Crawford, was killed by Indians in 1764 along with her son Thomas Gardner Jr. They lived 2 miles from Alexander Crawford.
(Source: "Annals of Augusta County, Virginia from 1726 to 1871", by Jos. A. Waddell)
Ann and her son Thomas are most likely buried in the Glebe Cemetery along with her brother and his wife Alexander and Mary, also victims of the 1764 Indian raids.
(Source: "Annals of Augusta County, Virginia from 1726 to 1871", by Jos. A. Waddell)
Ann and her son Thomas are most likely buried in the Glebe Cemetery along with her brother and his wife Alexander and Mary, also victims of the 1764 Indian raids.
Ann Crawford Gardner, sister of Alexander Crawford, was killed by Indians in 1764 along with her son Thomas Gardner Jr. They lived 2 miles from Alexander Crawford.
(Source: "Annals of Augusta County, Virginia from 1726 to 1871", by Jos. A. Waddell)
Ann and her son Thomas are most likely buried in the Glebe Cemetery along with her brother and his wife Alexander and Mary, also victims of the 1764 Indian raids.
(Source: "Annals of Augusta County, Virginia from 1726 to 1871", by Jos. A. Waddell)
Ann and her son Thomas are most likely buried in the Glebe Cemetery along with her brother and his wife Alexander and Mary, also victims of the 1764 Indian raids.
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