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Margaret <I>Brown</I> Wear

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Margaret Brown Wear

Birth
Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA
Death
23 Sep 1848 (aged 62–63)
Tennessee, USA
Burial
Loudon County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Margaret Brown was the daughter of Rev. George Brown and the former Miss Margaret Brady. Born in Rockbridge County, Virginia; Margaret married John Wilkinson, a veteran of the Revolution who served in the Virginia Militia, on November 17th 1801.

Margaret and John Wilkinson moved to Tennessee around 1807; where he was a pioneer lawyer and surveyor. Later becoming a member of the Tennessee Assembly and State Attorney General. They had the following known children:
Amanda Lavinia {m. R. Cates}(1800-1867)
Dr. John (1806-1886)
Joseph Brady (1813-1888)
Edward Scott (1821-1895)

After John died in 1829, Margaret married Capt. Robert Wear, a widower, on the 14th of April 1831. There were no known children born to this union. Robert Wear was a veteran of the War of 1812 and had settled in the area around Loudon County, Tennessee.

Margaret Brown was the daughter of Rev. George Brown and the former Miss Margaret Brady. Born in Rockbridge County, Virginia; Margaret married John Wilkinson, a veteran of the Revolution who served in the Virginia Militia, on November 17th 1801.

Margaret and John Wilkinson moved to Tennessee around 1807; where he was a pioneer lawyer and surveyor. Later becoming a member of the Tennessee Assembly and State Attorney General. They had the following known children:
Amanda Lavinia {m. R. Cates}(1800-1867)
Dr. John (1806-1886)
Joseph Brady (1813-1888)
Edward Scott (1821-1895)

After John died in 1829, Margaret married Capt. Robert Wear, a widower, on the 14th of April 1831. There were no known children born to this union. Robert Wear was a veteran of the War of 1812 and had settled in the area around Loudon County, Tennessee.



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