Second Governor of Tennessee Son of Andrew Roane & Margaret Walker Roane Married Ann Campbell July 24, 1788 Washington Co., Virginia Daughter of "White" David Campbell & Mary Hamilton, Served as a Sgt. in The Rev War under General George Washington, was with Gen Washington at the surrender of General Cornwallace. Member of the Tennessee Convention 1795, Superior Court Judge 1796. Second Governor of Tennessee 1801-1803. Superior Court Judge 1803-1819 He died at his plantation "Grasey Valley" nine miles south of Knoxville, Tennessee. Near Campbell Station Tennessee. Governor Roane was the father of James, David, Mary, Andrew, Archibald, Annie, Margaret, & William Roane. Governor Roane was proceeded in death by his parents and several of his children. His son Dr, Andrew Campbell Roane was in charge of closing his estate. His wife Ann Campbell Roane lived with their son James Roane in Nashville Tennessee until her death in 1831 & is burried in Nashville Tennessee.
Second Governor of Tennessee Son of Andrew Roane & Margaret Walker Roane Married Ann Campbell July 24, 1788 Washington Co., Virginia Daughter of "White" David Campbell & Mary Hamilton, Served as a Sgt. in The Rev War under General George Washington, was with Gen Washington at the surrender of General Cornwallace. Member of the Tennessee Convention 1795, Superior Court Judge 1796. Second Governor of Tennessee 1801-1803. Superior Court Judge 1803-1819 He died at his plantation "Grasey Valley" nine miles south of Knoxville, Tennessee. Near Campbell Station Tennessee. Governor Roane was the father of James, David, Mary, Andrew, Archibald, Annie, Margaret, & William Roane. Governor Roane was proceeded in death by his parents and several of his children. His son Dr, Andrew Campbell Roane was in charge of closing his estate. His wife Ann Campbell Roane lived with their son James Roane in Nashville Tennessee until her death in 1831 & is burried in Nashville Tennessee.
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