Individual Details

John Ragland

( - Abt 1773)

John said to have come to Virginia from Wales in 1720. Patented land in Louisa and Hanover counties; his residence was named Ripping Hall which remained in the family until it burned in 1825. His wife, Anna, said to be in cousin.

Events

DeathAbt 1773Henrico County, Virginia
MarriageAnna Beaufort
BirthWales

Families

SpouseAnna Beaufort ( - )
ChildEvan Ragland (1728 - 1795)

Endnotes

1. Holderness,Stamps, Howard manuscript papers from Ann Hull , descendant of George Allen Holderness; June, 2001. Papers were found in her mother's possessions after the mother's death in 1987; origin and compiler unknown but possibly done about 10 years earlier. Includes copies of some documents and some detailed narratives..

2. Holderness,Stamps, Howard manuscript papers from Ann Hull , descendant of George Allen Holderness; June, 2001. Papers were found in her mother's possessions after the mother's death in 1987; origin and compiler unknown but possibly done about 10 years earlier. Includes copies of some documents and some detailed narratives..

3. Holderness,Stamps, Howard manuscript papers from Ann Hull , descendant of George Allen Holderness; June, 2001. Papers were found in her mother's possessions after the mother's death in 1987; origin and compiler unknown but possibly done about 10 years earlier. Includes copies of some documents and some detailed narratives..