Francis Muncy[1]
1732 - 1802 (70 years)-
Name Francis Muncy Birth 1732 Kent County, Delaware, USA 
Gender Male Birth Kent County, Delaware, USA Death 1802 (bef.) Montgomery County, Virginia, USA _UID 270EF4E1935245D589DA928D2BA3F03A83BA Death 2 Sep 1802 Augusta County, Virginia, USA Person ID I2771 Francis Muncy Descendants Last Modified 3 Jul 2018
Father Samuel Muncy, b. Aug 1712, Smithtown, Brookhaven, Suffolk County, New York, USA d. Bef 1786, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA (Age < 73 years) Mother Mary Daugherty, b. 1712, Kent County, Delaware, USA d. 1811, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA (Age 99 years) Marriage Bef 1731 Kent County, Delaware, USA _UID A89E4EE5EDFA4EE39D569995437761FECB7A Notes - Marriage
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Marriage
Date: 1730
Place: prob Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, United States
Family ID F8 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Marriage Abt 1763 Augusta County, Virginia, USA [2] _UID 635DDBC3961A48E08F261D18292112088435 Children 1. unknown Muncy, b. Abt 1764 2. Rev. Nathaniel Muncy, b. Abt 1768, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA d. 29 Mar 1852, Russell County, Virginia, USA (Age 84 years)3. Mary Muncy, b. 1769, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA d. 1800, Letcher County, Kentucky, USA (Age 31 years)Family ID F20 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 10 Mar 2019
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Birth - 1732 - Kent County, Delaware, USA 
Birth - - Kent County, Delaware, USA 
Death - 1802 (bef.) - Montgomery County, Virginia, USA 
Marriage - Abt 1763 - Augusta County, Virginia, USA Death - 2 Sep 1802 - Augusta County, Virginia, USA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - In Augusta Co., VA by 1762: Francis Muncy was first documented in Augusta County, Virginia on August 23, 1762, when he with his brother, Skidmore Muncy, signed a document relative to the support of Jean Scott who was the orphaned sister of Skidmore Muncy’s wife, Mary Scott.
On May 2, 1767, he and his brothers, Skidmore and William, signed a petition for a road on “the Great Road to the Court House which will be the convenient road to travel from North or South to Mill or to Market.” (Chalkey, History of Augusta County, Virginia, Vol. I, pp. 429, 489)
On September 12, 1777, Francis Muncee (sic) was in Capt. Cloyd’s Company of Militia. (Roberts, Ruby A, Montgomery County’s Revolutionary Heritage, p. 340)
Francis Munsey purchased 450 acres on October
12, 1782, on Neck Creek Brancy of New River, and was granted leave to build a grist mill on his own land on April 5, 1796. (Summers, Lewis Preston, Annals of South West Virginia - 1769-1800, Vol. 1, Part 1, p. 892) [2]
- In Augusta Co., VA by 1762: Francis Muncy was first documented in Augusta County, Virginia on August 23, 1762, when he with his brother, Skidmore Muncy, signed a document relative to the support of Jean Scott who was the orphaned sister of Skidmore Muncy’s wife, Mary Scott.
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