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Name William Stuart LAVERTY Sr.62,10, 5G Grandfather, L163
Birth abt 1741, Orange County, Virginia64,60
Death bef 22 Apr 1818, Mouth of Indian Creek, Monroe County, Virginia62,60
Father Ralph LAVERTY (~1715-1792)
Mother Rebecca Elizabeth STEWART (~1718-1761)
Spouses:
1 Nancy JAMISON62, 5G Grandmother, J525
Birth abt 1773, Botetourt County, Virginia64,60
Death Monroe County, Virginia64
Father George JAMISON (<1753-)
Marriage 9 Jun 1792, Greenbrier County, Virginia62
Children: Ralph (1791-)
John (~1796-)
Rebecca (~1797-)
Sarah Jane (ca1798-)
Jane (~1800-)
Elizabeth Jane "Betsy" (ca1803-)
Nancy (~1803-)
Martha P. "Mattie" (ca1805-1881)
Steel "Seth" (1805-1875)
James (~1810-)
Robert (1812-)
Mary "Polly" (~1814-)
Alexander (~1816-)
Clara "Clary" (~1798-)
William (~1814-)
Notes for William Stuart LAVERTY Sr.
1810 Census has William Lafferty as head of household in Monroe County, Virginia. Indicates 2 males 0-9 years of age; 2 males 10-15 years of age; 1 male over 45 years; 4 females 0-9 years of age; 1 female 10-15 years of age; and 1 female 26-44 years of age.184

Scotch-Irish Chronicles in America Vol.11 page 497
William Lafferty's plantation on was located New River
the mouth of Indian Creek,,on which William Lafferty built his Fort.He died in 1818.
His brother Steel,was killed by the indians in 1780.
The Lafferty Fort site became the homeplace of Dr. Thomas Fowler,who built a brick mansion there prior to the condemna tion of the land for the Bluestone Lake project in the late 1940's.
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