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Charles Breedlove, Sr. was born in 1688 in Old Rappahannock, Essex County Virginia, British Colony. Charles died on February 27, 1754 in Essex Co,. He was married to Mary Parr about 1715 in Virginia. She was born in 1695 in Virginia and died in 1763, Essex Co., Virginia. Mary Parr's parents were Phillip Parr and Judith Allaman.
The 10 children of Charles Sr. and Mary were;
Thomas Breedlove married Sarah Broaddus about 1750, in Essex Co., Virginia and probably lived in Albemarle Co., Virginia. Sarah Broaddus was born about 1732 in Virginia and died about 1785 in Albemarle Co., Virginia. Although he was too old to serve in the Revolutionary War, Albemarle County courthouse records show that Thomas gave supplies for the Revolutionary cause.
The 12 Children of Thomas and Sarah were;
(* denotes Revolutionary War Service)
Their eldest daughter Elizabeth (Betty) married Warren Jackson (Jack) Breedlove. Jack and several brothers moved from their home in Kentucky and as they could not read or write, lost track of each other. One of Jacks brothers, Jiles Breedlove, lived in Kansas and learned of Jacks whereabouts after his death. Jiles moved to Missouri and lived the rest of his life in Phillipsburg, where he operated a blacksmith shop.
OLD BOLLES CEMETERY-Hooker Twp.
Lowry, Calloway H. 26 Aug 1838 - 29 Apr 1926. Cpl. Co. A, 14th MO S.M. Cav
Copies of his pension documents
(History of the 46th Mo. Infantry)