Elizabeth was born in 1696. She passed away in 1747.
Robert Looney's wife, Elizabeth, is named in several Augusta County, VA records, including and most importantly the 1769 written will of Robert Looney. The marriage record for Robert and Elizabeth has not been located and no other record for Elizabeth shows her maiden name, date or place of birth. [1][2][3][4]
↑ Early Looney in America, by Leroy W Tilton, ca 1963
↑ Most Distinguished Characters on the American Frontier, Robert Looney (b 1692-1702 s 1770) of Augusta (now Botetourt) County, Virginia and some of his descendants... Vol I, by Madge Looney Crane and Phillip L. Crane
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Unknown-479682 and Llewellen-37 appear to represent the same person because: same person, please merge. ask G2G for help with the merge if it still doesn't work ;- )
Unknown-479682 and Llewellen-37 appear to represent the same person because: clear duplicate. same spouse, same dates and locations. child need merging, too
Lewellyn-13 and Llewellyn-31 appear to represent the same person because: Correct LNAB should begin with "Ll" clearly duplicates, however Lewellyn-13 seems to reflect more research and sourcing. Dates on Llewellyn-31 are speculative. Please merge.
Stover-909 and Lewellyn-13 are not ready to be merged because: Uncertainties & discrepancies need to be figured out before we can say that this is without a doubt the same person.
Stover-909 and Lewellyn-13 appear to represent the same person because: Although there are some uncertainties and differences, each Elizabeth should be examined in the light of the other's information. Thank you for your help!
Liieweiiyn-1 and Llewellyn-31 appear to represent the same person because: Same person. The LNAB spelling for Liieweiiyn-1 is incorrect and the date & location of birth on that profile is actually her marriage info. See Llewellyn-31 for the correct information. Thanks! :)
Killed by Indians at Draper's Meadow, Augusta County, Virginia
During the French & Indian War (1754-1763), many settlers in Virginia lost their lives in Indian attacks that took place across several areas of what was then Augusta County, Virginia. In addition to the Greenbrier and Kerr's Creek's Massacres, the Pontiac and Shawnee Indians, spurred on by the French, attacked settlers, primarily in outlying areas. Some detailed accounts of the families involved in these attacks have survived until today.
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During the French & Indian War (1754-1763), many settlers in Virginia lost their lives in Indian attacks that took place across several areas of what was then Augusta County, Virginia. In addition to the Greenbrier and Kerr's Creek's Massacres, the Pontiac and Shawnee Indians, spurred on by the French, attacked settlers, primarily in outlying areas. Some detailed accounts of the families involved in these attacks have survived until today.