Nathaniel Ashley married Jane Williams in Anson County, North Carolina. He was a British Loyalist during the Revolutionary War who moved to Florida and fought against the Patriot Army with the East Florida Rangers. He shows up in the 1783 Spanish census of Florida after the war. Then he moved to Georgia and as one of the 20 founders of St. Marys.
They had 8 Children, three of them were:
William Ashley 1763-1839 m. Mary Rains
Lodowick Ashley
Martha Ashley m. Aaron Tyson
Nathaniel Ashley and his two sons William and Lodowick are named on the Historic Marker in St. Marys, GA, as founding fathers of the city.
They had 8 Children, three of them were:
William Ashley 1763-1839 m. Mary Rains
Lodowick Ashley
Martha Ashley m. Aaron Tyson
Nathaniel Ashley and his two sons William and Lodowick are named on the Historic Marker in St. Marys, GA, as founding fathers of the city.
Nathaniel Ashley married Jane Williams in Anson County, North Carolina. He was a British Loyalist during the Revolutionary War who moved to Florida and fought against the Patriot Army with the East Florida Rangers. He shows up in the 1783 Spanish census of Florida after the war. Then he moved to Georgia and as one of the 20 founders of St. Marys.
They had 8 Children, three of them were:
William Ashley 1763-1839 m. Mary Rains
Lodowick Ashley
Martha Ashley m. Aaron Tyson
Nathaniel Ashley and his two sons William and Lodowick are named on the Historic Marker in St. Marys, GA, as founding fathers of the city.
They had 8 Children, three of them were:
William Ashley 1763-1839 m. Mary Rains
Lodowick Ashley
Martha Ashley m. Aaron Tyson
Nathaniel Ashley and his two sons William and Lodowick are named on the Historic Marker in St. Marys, GA, as founding fathers of the city.
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