Birth date of 1717 and death date of 1786 have been suggested for her, but without any primary source or documentation. If anyone can confirm this, please contact the manager of her memorial.
Her maiden name was Ligon as her husband, James, was later the overseer of William Ligon's plantation in Henrico County, Virginia and it would make sense that he would have this position as a son-in-law . She married James Gravely Sr. before 1744. She was the mother of 4 known children: Joseph Jefferson Gravely Sr., John Gravely, Mary Gravely Stultz and James Gravely. Judith Gravely was added by another findagraver. She was buried on the home place near Leatherwood, Henry County, Virginia, but the exact location is not known and she has no grave marker.
Her maiden name was Ligon as her husband, James, was later the overseer of William Ligon's plantation in Henrico County, Virginia and it would make sense that he would have this position as a son-in-law . She married James Gravely Sr. before 1744. She was the mother of 4 known children: Joseph Jefferson Gravely Sr., John Gravely, Mary Gravely Stultz and James Gravely. Judith Gravely was added by another findagraver. She was buried on the home place near Leatherwood, Henry County, Virginia, but the exact location is not known and she has no grave marker.
Birth date of 1717 and death date of 1786 have been suggested for her, but without any primary source or documentation. If anyone can confirm this, please contact the manager of her memorial.
Her maiden name was Ligon as her husband, James, was later the overseer of William Ligon's plantation in Henrico County, Virginia and it would make sense that he would have this position as a son-in-law . She married James Gravely Sr. before 1744. She was the mother of 4 known children: Joseph Jefferson Gravely Sr., John Gravely, Mary Gravely Stultz and James Gravely. Judith Gravely was added by another findagraver. She was buried on the home place near Leatherwood, Henry County, Virginia, but the exact location is not known and she has no grave marker.
Her maiden name was Ligon as her husband, James, was later the overseer of William Ligon's plantation in Henrico County, Virginia and it would make sense that he would have this position as a son-in-law . She married James Gravely Sr. before 1744. She was the mother of 4 known children: Joseph Jefferson Gravely Sr., John Gravely, Mary Gravely Stultz and James Gravely. Judith Gravely was added by another findagraver. She was buried on the home place near Leatherwood, Henry County, Virginia, but the exact location is not known and she has no grave marker.
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