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Ann was born in 1743 and passed away in 1835. [1] She married Thomas Blitch in 1765 at Effingham County, Georgia. [2]
Children of THOMAS BLITCH and ANN HODGES are:[3]
"Thomas - born at 'the old Blitch Homestead' Effingham County GA; soldier, American Revolution, "lost his life at the Battle of Brandywine, 1777..."[4]
In 1790 Ann was living in Beaufort County, South Carolina [5] possibly with one of her grown children. In 1827 Ann received the land lottery as a result of her husband's service in the Revolutionary War. [6]
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Ann Hodges parents were Robert Hodges b:abt.1765 Isle of Wight Co. Va. d:8-1742 in Bertie NC. married Catherine Ann (last name unknown)
Ann might have died in Screven County, Georgia
1790 United States Federal Census. Name: Ann Bleetch, [Ann Blitch] , [Ann Blutch] Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Beaufort, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 3 Free White Persons - Females: 4 Number of Household Members: 7. [5]
Died 1827 Effingham County, Georgia, USA. Map: Latitude: N32.3704. Longitude: W81.3435. [7] [8] 1827 Found multiple copies of death date. Using 1827
Residence 1820 Prince Williams Parish, Beaufort, South Carolina, United States. [9] 1790 Beaufort, South Carolina, United States. [10]
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Marriage Husband @I774@. Wife @I776@. Child: @I775@. Child: @I781@. Child: @I762@. Child: @I777@. Child: @I780@. Marriage 1765 Effingham County, Georgia, USA. Map: Latitude: N32.3704. Longitude: W81.3435. [11] Marriage BEF 1768. Source:
Note N326Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 07:50:12 -0800 Resent-from: GASCREVE-L@@rootsweb.com From: M McCarthy <jmm1682@@comcast.net> Subject: [GASCREVE] Thomas Blitch This is who I have as the parents of Ann Hodges. However, I did not li st the source so I will have to check several places for it. Hopefully, J udy will have the source. Robert Hodges, Jr. +Ann Mathews .... 2 Ann Hodges b: 1748 d: 1835 ........ +Thomas Blitch b: 28 October 1746 d: 11 September 1777 m: 1765 FROM JUDY V MASON: 12/192003 I have made note that the parents of Ann Hodges Blitch were: Robert Hodges born abt. 1765 in Isle of Wight, Va. Died Bertie County. Her mother was named as Catherine Ann. I cannot provided anu actual documentation as this was info shared a few years ago by a Hodges or Blit ch researchers. I have not yet followed up uon this info. Judy
Source: FROM WIREGRASS TO SAWGRASS The Blitch Family In The Southeast by Diana Voncelle Goolsby Hunnicutt pages 4-5
THOMAS BLITCH (SPIER ) was born 1740 in England, and died 11 Sep 1777 in Montgomery, Pennsylvania. He married ANN HODGES 1765 in Effingham County, Georgia. She was born 1743 in Effingham County, Georgia, and died 1835.
Notes for THOMAS BLITCH: Thomas Blitch died in the Battle of Brandywine, 11 Sep 1777, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. This is documented in the DAR Patriot Index, Volume I A-F, page 260. He was a private from Georgia.
Per Effingham County, Georgia's List of Revolutionary Soldiers, Patriot Soldiers and Refugee Soldiers (1776-1783): Blitch, Thomas, born 1745, died on September 11, 1777. Served as a private in the Georgia Line. He lived along Turkey Creek near present-day Tusculum, Georgia. He was killed at the Battle of Brandywine, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. This book referenced: 1. Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, volume 3. Found in the book titled: Georgia Revolutionary War Soldiers Graves, volume 1, Screven County section, by H. Ross Arnold Jr., and H. Clifton Burnham.
Notes for ANN HODGES: Ann Hodges Blitch received land in the 1827 land lottery as a result of her husband's service in the Revolutionary War. Record in Georgia Land Lottery of 1827 is as follows:
Fortunate Drawers: Ann Blitch, w. R. S., Captains District: tricklands Number: 164 District: 15 County: Lee County More About ANN HODGES: 1Residence: 1790, Beaufort, South Carolina
Both Thomas and Ann Hodges Blitch are on the list of NSDAR approved Patriots.
See also:
Hunnicutt, Diana Voncelle Goolsby, FROM WIREGRASS TO SAWGRASS The Blitch Family In The Southeast. 334 pages. Self published pdf at http://home.windstream.net/dhunnicutt/Blitch%20Book.pdf.
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