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BRIDGET POLK b. 03 June 1772, Accomac County, Virginia; d. 18
February 18 1859 buried Old Clegg Cemetary 15 m. January 5 1788 in Accomac County, Virginia to THOMAS A. CLEGG son of ISAAC CLEGG and ESTHER
WATTS
Notes for THOMAS A. CLEGG:
Thomas Clegg was a farmer and a Methodist.
Thomas and Bridget (Polk) Clegg removed from the Eastern Shore of Virginia
to Chatham County, North Carolina. Bridget's Little Prayer Book, which she
brought with her, records the date as 22 October 1789. They brought with
them their six month old son. Many of their descent became Methodist
ministers.
Children of BRIDGET POLK and THOMAS A. CLEGG are:
i. ESTHER WATTS7 CLEGG, d. 19 August 1888, Mt. Hope Cemetary, Waverly,
Missouri; m. WILLIAM AVENT
ii. GEORGE WILLIAM CLEGG, b. 15 April 1789.
iii. JOHN POLK CLEGG, b. 14 October 1792.
iv. ISAAC CLEGG, b. 09 November 1794.
v. DAVID CLEGG, b. 26 September 1796; m. ELIZA BYNUM.
vi. ELIZABETH BETSY CLEGG, b. 19 October 1798.
vii. NATHANIEL CLEGG, b. 05 April 1801.
viii. THOMAS WATTS CLEGG, b. 19 May 1803.
ix. MARGARET PEGGY CLEGG, b. 02 May 1805.
x. NANCY CLEGG, b. 22 September 1807.
xi. LUTHER CLEGG, b. 15 November 1809.
xii. MARY B. CLEGG, b. 08 August 1814.
xiii. BAXTER CLEGG.
