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1. Father: John Brawley
2. Mother: Martha Hoge
3. Siblings: Mary Guy Brawley

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Julia Ann Brawley

Born: Unknown
Died: 1853

Mother: Martha Hoge
Father: John Brawley

Married: James Shaffer 1834 in Wythe County, Virginia

son of Jacob Shaffer and Catherine Bishop. He was born 1811, and died 1893.

Children:

1. Martha E.
   b. 1834
   m. Jacob Alvin Dailey Myers, 1854
2. Jacob H.
   b. 1836
   m. Sarah E. Stephens, 1870
3. Catherine Agnes
   b. 1838
   m. Dodson Johnson Lawson, 1855
4. Margaret Ann
   b. 1841
   m. Isom Nelson
5. Sophronia
   b. 1844
   m. William Nelson
6. Ellen
   b. 1846
   m. Dammon Martin
7. Mary Florence
   b. 1850
   m. Robert C. Archer, 1870, Wythe Co, VA

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008