Virginia Dunbar McQueen's Great-Great-Grandfather on her paternal side of the family was Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Richard Stockton
Her and her husband's only descendant was through their first born child, Douglass McQueen, Sr. One grandchild , Douglas McQueen, Jr. (1923-2003) who was a registered Son of the Revolution. Unfortunately never had any children. Before his death, he donated a portrait of Virginia to the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, but it's not visible on the website.
Her and her husband's only descendant was through their first born child, Douglass McQueen, Sr. One grandchild , Douglas McQueen, Jr. (1923-2003) who was a registered Son of the Revolution. Unfortunately never had any children. Before his death, he donated a portrait of Virginia to the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, but it's not visible on the website.
Virginia Dunbar McQueen's Great-Great-Grandfather on her paternal side of the family was Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Richard Stockton
Her and her husband's only descendant was through their first born child, Douglass McQueen, Sr. One grandchild , Douglas McQueen, Jr. (1923-2003) who was a registered Son of the Revolution. Unfortunately never had any children. Before his death, he donated a portrait of Virginia to the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, but it's not visible on the website.
Her and her husband's only descendant was through their first born child, Douglass McQueen, Sr. One grandchild , Douglas McQueen, Jr. (1923-2003) who was a registered Son of the Revolution. Unfortunately never had any children. Before his death, he donated a portrait of Virginia to the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, but it's not visible on the website.
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