Three profiles with the same name, same birth date, same death date and location, Different parents and spouses. See Research Notes
Joseph Colville Vance was born about 24 March 1759 in Winchester, Frederick County, Colony of Virginia, son of David Vance (~1721–<1768) and Elizabeth Coleville (~1725–>1768).
Joseph died about 5 August 1809 in Urbana, Urbana Township, Champaign, Ohio, United States, aged about 50.
Research Notes
Vance-537, same birth and death dates and locations; different parents, no spouse.
Vance-311 same birth year, different location, different parents, different spouse and marriage location, same death date and location.
Joseph may have been the father of Joseph C. Vance, Jr., Governor of Ohio in 1836; however, the Joseph Vance who was Governor of Ohio was apparently born in Pennsylvania.
Sources
Vance Family Ass'n Newsletter; published quarterly 1985-2000
Vance Family Notes; Descendants of David, Jr.; research report assembled by Barbara Fox Grant for Vance Family Ass'n newsletter
Beer's History of Champaign Co., OH; 1881
History of Champaign & Logan Counties by Joshua Antrim; 1872
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These look like duplicates. if you agree let's merge thanks