born in England, died in Virginia, British American Colonies
(1) Il est marié avec Margaret Reade.
Ils se sont mariés.
Enfant(s):
(2) Il est marié avec Frances Fanny Courtenay.
Ils se sont mariés environ 1721 à Yorktown, York Cnty, Virginia, Colonial America.
Enfant(s):
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Colonial Manors of Virginia: " 'Scotch Tom.' Settling in York County, he married about 1710 Margaret Reid, and on her death contracted a second alliance with Fanny Houston, the widow of a Mr. Tucker of Bermuda in 1721. His name has always been closely affiliated with Yorktown, which place he founded about 1705, building the first brick house in that section in 1715. Thomas Nelson, the Immigrant, died October 7, 1745, and was buried in old Grace Church graveyard, where his tomb, with his coat of arms inscribed upon it, may still be seen. The Latin epitaph is translated as: "Here Lyeth In the certain hope of being raised up in Christ Thomas Nelson, Gentleman The son of Hugh and Sarah Nelson of Penrith in the County of Cumberland. Born the 20th day of February 1677. He completed a well spent life On the 7th of October 1745 in his sixty-eigth year.'" page 184