Elizabeth Patton b. 25 Dec 1700 Burncrannack, Ireland d. 25 Dec 1776 Botetourt, Virginia, USA: JHBL Genealogy

1700 - 1776 (76 years)

Name	Elizabeth Patton
Born	25 Dec 1700	Burncrannack, Ireland [1, 2]
Gender	Female
Burial	1776	Greenfield Cem, Amsterdam, Botetourt, Virginia, USA [2]
Buried	1776	Amsterdam, Botetourt, Virginia, USA [2]
Died	25 Dec 1776	Botetourt, Virginia, USA [2]
Person ID	I497	mytree
Last Modified	5 Apr 2020

Father	Henry Patton, Jr., b. 1660, Freuchie, Fife, Scotland , d. Ireland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Sarah Lynn, b. Abt 1662, Kilmacrenan, Scotland , d. Ireland
Relationship	natural
Married	Between 1677 and 1702
Family ID	F338	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family John Preston, b. 1697, Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland , d. Abt 1747, Augusta, Virginia, USA (Age 50 years)

Married Abt 1724 [3]

Children

+	1. Lettice Preston, b. 1728, Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland , d. Mar 1798, Kentucky, USA (Age 70 years) [natural]
+	2. William Preston, b. 25 Dec 1729, Newtown Limavady, Londonderry, Northern Ireland , d. 28 Jun 1783, Smithfield, Isle of Wight, Virginia, USA (Age 53 years) [natural]
+	3. Margaret Preston, b. 1728, Ireland , d. 1802, Kentucky, USA (Age 74 years) [natural]
+	4. Ann Preston, b. 1739, Ireland , d. 1813, Kentucky, USA (Age 74 years) [natural]
+	5. Mary Preston, b. 1740, Augusta, Virginia, USA , d. 1814 (Age 74 years) [natural]

Last Modified 5 Apr 2020

Family ID F336 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Burial - 1776 - Greenfield Cem, Amsterdam, Botetourt, Virginia, USA
	Buried - 1776 - Amsterdam, Botetourt, Virginia, USA
	Died - 25 Dec 1776 - Botetourt, Virginia, USA

Notes

Elizabeth Patton was a sister of Col. James Patton of Donnegal and emigrated with him to Virginia in 1740. Col. Patton obtained an order of council from the Governor of Virginia, under which he appropriated to himself and associates, 120,000 acres of the best lands lying above the Blue Ridge in that state of which several valuable tracts of land fell to his descendants. He was killed by the Indians at Smithfield in 1753.