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George Clevenger (1714 - 1809)

George Clevenger
Born in New Hanover, Burlington, Province of New Jerseymap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 19 Jul 1737 in NJ, Burlington Co, New Hanover Townshipmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 95 in Frederick, Shenandoah County, Virginia, United Statesmap
Profile last modified | Created 19 Aug 2011
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Biography

George Clevenger was born on October 10, 1714 in New Hanover, Burlington, New Jersey, son of John Good Clevenger (1678–~1746) and Mary Platt (1678–1750).[1]

George (22) married Deliverance Horner (18) (born on December 18, 1718 in Springfield Township, North Hampton, Burlington; daughter of Joshua Horner and Mary Mercy (UNKNOWN) Crawford) on July 19, 1737 in NJ, Burlington Co, New Hanover Township. Their children were:

His other children were:

George died on December 25, 1809 in Frederick, Shenandoah County, Virginia, United States, aged 95. He was buried in Hopewell Friends Burial Ground, Clear Brook, Frederick County, Virginia.[1]

Research Notes

In some secondary sources, he is called George "Burlington" Clevenger--which is a mis-attribution of his county of residence for his middle name.[2]

"Washington" has been removed as the middle name, as there is no evidence to support this, and it seems unlikely that a person born in 1714 would be named after the future president.


Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/188840657/george-samuel-clevenger: accessed 02 January 2024), memorial page for George Samuel Clevenger (17 Oct 1714–25 Dec 1809), Find a Grave Memorial ID 188840657, citing Hopewell Friends Burial Ground, Clear Brook, Frederick County, Virginia, USA; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Lorna Clevenger (contributor 47415719).
  2. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LRHX-R96

See also:

Acknowledgements

  • WikiTree profile Clevenger-117 created through the import of The Brown_s of Council Bluffs (1).ged on Sep 25, 2011 by William Brown.
  • Clevenger-338 was created by Luci Goodman through the import of EDITH GEDCOM.ged on Jun 10, 2014.




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Clevenger-151 and Clevenger-68 appear to represent the same person because: they are clearly duplicates
posted by Anne Massey
I have removed "Washington" as the middle name, as there is no evidence to support this, and it seems unlikely that a person born in 1714 would be named after the future president.
posted by Michael Schell
Added updates related to my previous comment
posted on Clevenger-151 (merged) by Michael Schell
I removed his middle name as "Burlington" that's a place name for where he was born and married, not a middle name.
posted by Michael Schell
Something is not right here. GW Clevenger in this profile is said to have married Mary Platt (her family name is not proven), who actually married John Good Clevenger. Of the two children linked in this profile, Samuel appears to be a duplicate profile for one of John Good Clevenger's children, while the other one (Thomas) was born too late to be a child of Mary Platt. None of the source links in this profile are working. It is unusual that a profile with 3 managers has 0 sources. Can any of the managers help sort this out?
posted on Clevenger-151 (merged) by Michael Schell
edited by Michael Schell
Vince and William ... I'm researching Hankinses but something jumped out at me when I was looking at the parentage of a Hankins wife. What's someone doing naming a person after George Washington in 1676? Doesn't that strike anyone as an anachronism?
posted on Clevenger-151 (merged) by Anonymous Hankins
Clevenger-117 and Clevenger-68 appear to represent the same person because: Clear Duplicate

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