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Which Douglas line are you researching? Dates and places help making connections.: Jesse T. Douglas, born 1808 in Coffee Co, TN, died 1863 in Benton Co, AR

Who is your earliest known Douglas ancestor?: Jesse T. Douglas

Tags/keywords - used to help people find you: Douglas; Coffee County;

dna haplotype: I-M253

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At 11:36 on September 2, 2017, William Douglas said…: Welcome to our group, Sara.

I am a Douglas, but my maternal grandmother was a Burns, so I would be interested to see if we have any connections.

I have a note that Jesse might be the son of Thomas Douglas and Edith Thompson, but also have a big question mark against that. Thomas (born about 1779 in Virginia) is the son of Rodham Douglas Sr. and Magdaline Lewis.

There is an interesting record of the family on the Douglas Cemetery website: http://www.arkansaspreservation.com/arkansas-register-listings/douglas-cemetery

Yours aye,

William

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