The Latimers - Person Sheet
The Latimers - Person Sheet
NameFOX, Barbara 
Birth DateFeb 1766
Death Date1833 Age: 66
Death PlaceLawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky
Spouses
Birth Date26 Jul 1757
Birth PlaceKing and Queen County, Virginia
Cause of DeaCholera
Death Date8 Jul 1833 Age: 75
Death PlaceLawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky
FatherWALLACE, Dr. Michael M. D. (1719-1767)
MotherBROWN, Elizabeth (1723-~1761)
Misc. Notes
Captain William Brown Wallace (1757-1833) was the son of Dr. Michael Wallace (1719-1767) and Elizabeth Brown (1723-1777) of Ellerslie, Stafford County, Virginia.
In 1787 he married Barbara Fox (1766-1833).
Around 1794 William B. Wallace purchased the old Falmouth Tobacco Warehouses at the bottom of the hill near modern Amy's Cafe. At this point, they assumed the name of Wallace's Warehouses. A fire destroyed the buildings in 1796 and Wallace rebuilt. He ran the warehouses at least through 1798.
As payment for his Revolutionary War services, Wallace was granted 200 acres and by 1828 he was a resident of Kentucky. Both he and his wife succumbed to cholera in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky.
In 1787 he married Barbara Fox (1766-1833).
Around 1794 William B. Wallace purchased the old Falmouth Tobacco Warehouses at the bottom of the hill near modern Amy's Cafe. At this point, they assumed the name of Wallace's Warehouses. A fire destroyed the buildings in 1796 and Wallace rebuilt. He ran the warehouses at least through 1798.
As payment for his Revolutionary War services, Wallace was granted 200 acres and by 1828 he was a resident of Kentucky. Both he and his wife succumbed to cholera in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky.
Marr Date22 Mar 1787
ChildrenLucinda (1789-)
Ann Maria (1792-1800)
Frances (1795-)
Eliza (1796-)
William Brown (1799-)
Ann (1802-)
James Brown (1804-1844)