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Mary Brawley Relevant Links

1. Father: John Brawley
2. Spouse: John (The Powder Maker) Rogers
3. Children: Reuben B. Rogers
4. Benjamin R. Rogers
5. Anna (Annie) Rogers
6. Elijah Rogers
7. Siblings: Barbara Brawley
8. James Brawley
9. Martha Brawley
10. John Brawley

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Mary Brawley

Born: 1774 in Montgomery County, Virginia
Died: Abt. 1814 in Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Mary Guy
Father: John Brawley

Married: John Rogers 19 Aug 1793 in Wythe County, Virginia

Children:

Children:

10. Reuben B.
    b. Abt. 1795
11. Sarah
    b. Abt. 1797
12. Benjamin R.
    b. Abt. 1804, Claiborne County, Tennessee
    d. Aft. 1880
13. Anna (Annie)
    b. 24 Jun 1808, Claiborne County, Tennessee
    d. 19 Feb 1871, SW Missouri
14. Elijah
    b. Abt. 1809, Tennessee
15. Thomas
    b. Abt. 1810
16. John F.
    b. Abt. 1810
17. Robert
    b. Abt. 1812
18. Stephen
    b. Abt. 1814
    d. Aft. 1823

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: Re: Brawley
Date: 01/21/2000 2:38:40 PM GMT Standard Time
From: vipfit@3wave.com (vipfit)
To: JRogers722@aol.com

I'm going to try to respond specifically to each of the queries you included in your first e-mail to me, but it will take me a little time, since I'm still working on my research and it must be typed into the computer and organized. However, you asked me if there was any source material to substantiate that our Mary (Polly) Bralley, who married into your family, was indeed named Mary, and I do have the response to that question handy. See below:

10 April 1816: Satisfactory proof that John Bralley (Sr.), for whom a survey of 379 acres was made September 4th, 1774 (note: should read February 4th) in Fincastle County, now Wythe, under an order of Council granted to the Loyal Company, departed this life about 1797 leaving James, John (Jr.), Martha, Barbara and Mary Bralley, his children and only heirs; and also that the wife of said Bralley mentioned in his will died about 1815; ordered to be certified to the land office. Ref: Abstract of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia 1811-1820, Volume 2, compiled and edited by Mary B. Kegley, 1997, p. 68.

Edgar Bralley

Bristol, Virginia

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