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Jesse Russell
Child of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Jesse Russell:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A325904 [compare], Ancestry member russelljesse49
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Thanks for your quick reply. Lunenburg, Charlotte and Mecklenburg Co.s.were all formed from one another. It wasn't until about 1740 that families began to settle in these counties in earnest. Many of those settling there were from King Wm.Co., King and Queen Co. and Hanover Co. (a simple western migration for such families). Your Va. Moody's may have lived in any, or all, of the counties mentioned at one time or the other. Maybe this is worth looking into by you, but not knowing your ancestry tree, I certainly can't say if it would be worth your time or not. So, maybe just something you tuck back into the back of your brain for future use. :)