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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. William Douglass Meriwether: Birth: 2 NOV 1761 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 27 JAN 1845 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia

  2. Thomas Meriwether: Birth: 24 APR 1763 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 21 SEP 1802 in Louisa County, Virginia

  3. Nicholas Hunter Meriwether: Birth: 9 JAN 1765 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 1805 in "Morven", Louisa County, Virginia

  4. Charles Meriwether: Birth: 12 AUG 1766 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 7 OCT 1843 in "Meriville", Todd County, Kentucky

  5. Francis Thornton Meriwether: Birth: 5 NOV 1768 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 19 JUN 1814 in "Sholto", Boonsboro, Bedford County, Virginia

  6. Elizabeth Meriwether: Birth: 24 FEB 1771 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 17 APR 1855 in Lincoln County, Missouri


Sources
1. Publication:   The Meriwether Society, Inc.
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Notes
a. Note:   N52 He built “Clover Fields” in 1760 on part of the 1730 land grant of 17,952 acres patented by his great-grandfather, Nicholas Meriwether II. Descendants of his granddaughter, Margaret Douglas Meriwether, still live at “Clover Fields”. After his death, his children were raised by their grandfather, Parson William Douglas.
b. Note:   N22991 <b>Nicholas Meriwether and Gen. Braddock</b>
 Many Meriwether histories incorrectly state that Nicholas helped the mortally wounded Gen. Braddock off the field and was given a coat by Braddock’s sister. This was his uncle Nicholas Meriwether (1720-1758).
  The following story on the Monticello.org site is incorrect when discussing Nicholas Meriwether's involvement with Gen. Braddock: <a href="http://www.monticello.org/library/exhibits/lucymarks/lucymarks/bios/colnicholasmeriwether.html">Col. Nicholas Meriwether</a>

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