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| Birth: | 1 Mar 1838 in Warren County, Virginia |
| Death: | 4 Feb 1879 in Richie County, West Virginia |
| Sex: | F |
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| Thomas Willis Pritchard (Husband) b. 15 Oct 1825 in Richie County, West Virginia
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| Marriage: | 20 DEC 1855 in Richie County, Virginia |
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 Millard Fillmore Pritchard b. 22 Sep 1857 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Sarah Eliza Pritchard b. 30 Mar 1859 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Giles William Pritchard b. 21 Jun 1861 in Richie County, West Virginia
 Judson Fantley Pritchard b. 1864 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Ira Sanford Pritchard b. 17 Sep 1866 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Francis Ezra Pritchard b. 11 Sep 1870 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Bushrod Washington Pritchard b. 22 Jul 1873 in Richie County, West Virginia
- Walter Icen Pritchard b. 22 Apr 1876 in Richie County, West Virginia
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REFN: 1024i
Amanda Lawson Pritchard, is said to have a American Indian ancestr y.
However, no evidence of this has been documented, despite the fact that
she and many other descendants have the high cheek bones associated with
Ame rican Indians. one researcher, Claris Clayton Pritchard, notes: Uncle
Giles oldest daughter, Anna informs me that her father told her his
mother was par t Indian, Tuckahoe tribe in Virginia.
he believed that this came through "Rebe cca Russaw," wife of Theopolus
Lawson. this belief, nevertheless, is unfounde d. Furthermore, the
Virginia state library in Richmond reports that no such tribe existed in
Virginia. Instead, "Tuckahoe"was a derided for each word us ed to
describe the settlers who moved westward over the mountains and lived
between the fall line and blue Ridge (hillbillies, and modern reference).
It is more likely that Rebecca Russaw came from the Roussau (Rousseau)
family. Possible connections are William Roussau, who's Will was signed
in Frederick County, Virginia July 19, 1792 and John Roussaw of Hampshire
County who leas ed 400 acres on New Creek to Cornelius Ward on Dec. 8,
1780.
This John Rouss aw (or his son) may be the one who was a Fairfax County
surveyor prior to the Revolution.
Marriage:
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