My 4th great Grandpa; born before 1768 and died between 1818-1820.
2nd great-grandson of Godfrey I and Mary Ragsdale.
Married Elizabeth Anderson, probably about 1795.
Child not yet linked:
Gabriel Ragsdale (1799-1850/1860) m 5 Oct 1826 to Lubenia Campbell (1804-unknown)
In 1800 he purchased 124 acres on Lick Run in Mason County. By 1810 they were in Bracken County then moved to Boone County in 1818. He died after November 20, 1819 when he paid $700 for Jarman (male, age 15) and before the 1820 census was taken. I do not know that he is buried in Old Burlington Cemetery (if he is, it is without a stone); however I have placed him here until we do find an exact location.
2nd great-grandson of Godfrey I and Mary Ragsdale.
Married Elizabeth Anderson, probably about 1795.
Child not yet linked:
Gabriel Ragsdale (1799-1850/1860) m 5 Oct 1826 to Lubenia Campbell (1804-unknown)
In 1800 he purchased 124 acres on Lick Run in Mason County. By 1810 they were in Bracken County then moved to Boone County in 1818. He died after November 20, 1819 when he paid $700 for Jarman (male, age 15) and before the 1820 census was taken. I do not know that he is buried in Old Burlington Cemetery (if he is, it is without a stone); however I have placed him here until we do find an exact location.
My 4th great Grandpa; born before 1768 and died between 1818-1820.
2nd great-grandson of Godfrey I and Mary Ragsdale.
Married Elizabeth Anderson, probably about 1795.
Child not yet linked:
Gabriel Ragsdale (1799-1850/1860) m 5 Oct 1826 to Lubenia Campbell (1804-unknown)
In 1800 he purchased 124 acres on Lick Run in Mason County. By 1810 they were in Bracken County then moved to Boone County in 1818. He died after November 20, 1819 when he paid $700 for Jarman (male, age 15) and before the 1820 census was taken. I do not know that he is buried in Old Burlington Cemetery (if he is, it is without a stone); however I have placed him here until we do find an exact location.
2nd great-grandson of Godfrey I and Mary Ragsdale.
Married Elizabeth Anderson, probably about 1795.
Child not yet linked:
Gabriel Ragsdale (1799-1850/1860) m 5 Oct 1826 to Lubenia Campbell (1804-unknown)
In 1800 he purchased 124 acres on Lick Run in Mason County. By 1810 they were in Bracken County then moved to Boone County in 1818. He died after November 20, 1819 when he paid $700 for Jarman (male, age 15) and before the 1820 census was taken. I do not know that he is buried in Old Burlington Cemetery (if he is, it is without a stone); however I have placed him here until we do find an exact location.
