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George Pulliam, in his own words |
| If he could speak to us today, George Pulliam might describe his life as follows. |
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I was probably born in New Kent County where a large Pulliam family lived, but settled in Southside in Prince Edward County where I was a second lieutenant in its militia during the Revolution,  and provided a horse and some wheat to the army, for which I was later reimbursed. |
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My wife was married Frances Price, a daughter of Pugh Price, whom I married in Prince Edward 18 October (bond) 1773. By 1785 our household was comprised of seven, presumably me, Frances, and our five children, all of whom I named in the will I made later that year on 21 December 1785. |
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I was dead by 18 June 1786 having left a sufficient estate to pay my debts. |
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Since all my children were minors, and indeed another was on the way, when I made my will, my estate was still listed on the tax rolls of Prince Edward in 1800. |
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In 1800 the estate of George Pulliam was charged on one white male, presumably George who would marry a few years later, 3 horses, and 3 slaves. |
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Descendants of George Pulliam |
Information about the children of George Pulliam, their descendants, and allied families previously found at Virginians.com is
now available as Southside Virginia Genealogies.
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| Names found in this topic include the following. |
| | George Washington Pulliam, |
| Nancy Ann Penick, |
| | Elizabeth Pulliam, |
| Joel Fowlkes, |
| | Nancy Pulliam, |
| | Martha Pulliam, |
| | Mary Price (Pulliam) Fowlkes Vaughan (1781-1832), |
| Austin Fowlkes, |
| John Vaughan, |
| | child Pulliam (1786-), |
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| Notables |
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Notes |
This topic, which represents .05% of all the family history material at Virginians.com,
includes 14 citations and the names of 12 individuals.
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