☆～ VETERAN, REVOLUTIONARY WAR (1775-1783) ～☆
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Jeremiah Frame, s/o William & Susannah Frame, on whose farm this cemetery was probably created, was married to Elizabeth M. (Magill) Frame on Sept. 8, 1777, in Augusta Co., VA. Together they had 11 children, Samuel, William, John, James, David, Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Susannah, Jeremiah and Silas Frame.Jeremiah Frame was a soldier in the Revolutionary War who was a private in Captain McCreary's company according to the Augusta Court Martial Book. He was detailed to return to George Washington's Plantation to oversee the farm work.
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Jeremiah Frame, s/o William & Susannah Frame, on whose farm this cemetery was probably created, was married to Elizabeth M. (Magill) Frame on Sept. 8, 1777, in Augusta Co., VA. Together they had 11 children, Samuel, William, John, James, David, Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Susannah, Jeremiah and Silas Frame.Jeremiah Frame was a soldier in the Revolutionary War who was a private in Captain McCreary's company according to the Augusta Court Martial Book. He was detailed to return to George Washington's Plantation to oversee the farm work.
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☆～ VETERAN, REVOLUTIONARY WAR (1775-1783) ～☆
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Jeremiah Frame, s/o William & Susannah Frame, on whose farm this cemetery was probably created, was married to Elizabeth M. (Magill) Frame on Sept. 8, 1777, in Augusta Co., VA. Together they had 11 children, Samuel, William, John, James, David, Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Susannah, Jeremiah and Silas Frame.Jeremiah Frame was a soldier in the Revolutionary War who was a private in Captain McCreary's company according to the Augusta Court Martial Book. He was detailed to return to George Washington's Plantation to oversee the farm work.
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Jeremiah Frame, s/o William & Susannah Frame, on whose farm this cemetery was probably created, was married to Elizabeth M. (Magill) Frame on Sept. 8, 1777, in Augusta Co., VA. Together they had 11 children, Samuel, William, John, James, David, Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Susannah, Jeremiah and Silas Frame.Jeremiah Frame was a soldier in the Revolutionary War who was a private in Captain McCreary's company according to the Augusta Court Martial Book. He was detailed to return to George Washington's Plantation to oversee the farm work.
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