Son of William Dew and Elizabeth Swinton Dew
Husband of Lucy Gatewood
Military: Revolutionary War, 1780 — 1781
At the time of his death his net worth was $250,000
He was the father of ten children. All of them attended one of three colleges:
William & Mary College
The University of Virginia
The University of Pennsylvania
His son Thomas Roderick Dew was the President of William & Mary College.
The Dewsville home is gone, but the estate still remains as well maintained farmland. It is located at the end of Dewsville Road (Route 651) near Newton in the northwest portion of King & Queen County.
Husband of Lucy Gatewood
Military: Revolutionary War, 1780 — 1781
At the time of his death his net worth was $250,000
He was the father of ten children. All of them attended one of three colleges:
William & Mary College
The University of Virginia
The University of Pennsylvania
His son Thomas Roderick Dew was the President of William & Mary College.
The Dewsville home is gone, but the estate still remains as well maintained farmland. It is located at the end of Dewsville Road (Route 651) near Newton in the northwest portion of King & Queen County.
Son of William Dew and Elizabeth Swinton Dew
Husband of Lucy Gatewood
Military: Revolutionary War, 1780 — 1781
At the time of his death his net worth was $250,000
He was the father of ten children. All of them attended one of three colleges:
William & Mary College
The University of Virginia
The University of Pennsylvania
His son Thomas Roderick Dew was the President of William & Mary College.
The Dewsville home is gone, but the estate still remains as well maintained farmland. It is located at the end of Dewsville Road (Route 651) near Newton in the northwest portion of King & Queen County.
Husband of Lucy Gatewood
Military: Revolutionary War, 1780 — 1781
At the time of his death his net worth was $250,000
He was the father of ten children. All of them attended one of three colleges:
William & Mary College
The University of Virginia
The University of Pennsylvania
His son Thomas Roderick Dew was the President of William & Mary College.
The Dewsville home is gone, but the estate still remains as well maintained farmland. It is located at the end of Dewsville Road (Route 651) near Newton in the northwest portion of King & Queen County.
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