Elizabeth Justis Blair b. 20 Jan 1709 Williamsburg, James, Virginia, USA d. 22 Apr 1775 Chesterfield, Virginia, USA: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Name	Elizabeth Justis Blair
Born	20 Jan 1709	Williamsburg, James, Virginia, USA
Gender	Female
Reference Number	6296
Died	22 Apr 1775	Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
Person ID	I6296	Families

Family Maj. John A Bolling, II, b. 20 Jan 1699, Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA , d. 6 Sep 1757, Henrico, Virginia, USA (Age 58 years)

Children

	1. John Bolling, III, b. 24 Jun 1737, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA , d. Apr 1800, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA (Age 62 years) [natural]
	2. T. Bolling
	3. R. Bolling
	4. M. Bolling
	5. S. Bolling
	6. A. Bolling
	7. A. Bolling

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Born - 20 Jan 1709 - Williamsburg, James, Virginia, USA

Died - 22 Apr 1775 - Chesterfield, Virginia, USA

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