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Person Info

Name: Jesse Rector
Sex: M
Birth: 26 Dec 1759 in Fauquier County, Virginia
Death: 22 Jan 1843 in Bedford City, Lawrence County, Indiana
Person Id: I01143
Tree Id: 284237

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Parents

Father:

Jacob Rector: Birth: ABT. 1723 in Germanna, Fauquier County, Virginia. Death: 31 Jul 1810 in Grayson County, Virginia

Mother:

Mary Ann Hitt: Birth: 1727 in Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia. Death: 1813 in Grayson County, Virginia

Family
Marriage:

Married: Margaret Winford on 2 Feb 1802 at Grayson County, Virginia.
Margaret Winford: Birth: 27 Sep 1778. Death: 16 Apr 1852

Children:

Levi Rector: Birth: 1803. Death: 1892
Rhoda Rector: Birth: 1806. Death: 1821
Alexander Rector: Birth: 1808. Death: BEF. 1843
Rebecca Rector: Birth: 1811.
Isaac Rector: Birth: 1816. Death: 1899
Chloe Rector: Birth: 1818.
Jonathan Rector: Birth: 1821.
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Family
Marriage:

Married: Unknown.
Unknown: Death: BEF. 1802

Children:

Samuel Rector: Birth: 10 Aug 1780 in Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia. Death: 1862
Jane Rector: Birth: 1784.
Mary Rector: Birth: 1787.
Leona Rector: Birth: 1790.
Susanna Rector: Birth: 1794.
Elizabeth Rector: Birth: 1795. Death: 1879
Jonathan I Rector: Birth: 1796. Death: 1809
Joseph Rector: Birth: 1798.
Margaret Rector: Birth: ABT. 1800.

Notes

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Note: Jesse lived in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Jesse served in the Revolutionary War at Yorktown with General George Washington, (pension claim R 8639).
He lived in Fauquier County, Virginia until 1785 when he moved to North Carolina.
In 1791 Jesse moved back to Virginia as he is shown in the Grayson County tithables 1794 to 1820.
In 1796 Jesse obtained a grant from the Commonwealth of Virginia for 156 acres of land in Garyson County near Little River. Here he built a house for his mother and her slave to live near his house. He freed his slaves, but his mother's slave refused to go.
They lived on this land until 1820 when he sold the farm to James Kyle and moved to Lawrence County, Indiana.

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