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Descendant Report for Jeremiah Orear of Prince William County, Virginia,

• Title	Descendant Report for Jeremiah Orear of Prince William County, Virginia,
  Short Title	Descendant Report for Jeremiah Orear of Prince William County, Virginia,
  Publisher	Mt. Sterling, KY, n.d.
  Repository	Montgomery County (KY) Public Library
  Source ID	S931
  Linked to (58)	BERKLEY, Benjamin Franklin BERKLEY, Breckenridge BERKLEY, Elizabeth BERKLEY, George BERKLEY, Harrison Catlett BERKLEY, John BERKLEY, John BERKLEY, Nancy BERKLEY, Sallie BERKLEY, William Sidney BLACKERBY, Jeduthum BLACKERBY, William Orear BUSH, Elizabeth CALDWELL, Sarah R. CALK, Anne CALK, Sarah “Sally” CATLETT, Mary CHAMBERLAYNE, Elizabeth CHAMBERLAYNE, Malinda CHAMBERLAYNE, Margaret CLARK, John CLARK, Martha CLARK, Mary Elizabeth CLARK, William H. CLINKSCALES, Mary EVANS, Cynthia Campbell FRANKS, Catherine GEORGE, Benjamin GEORGE, James GEORGE, Lee GEORGE, Lucy GEORGE, Robert GORRELL, Joseph GREENWOOD, Amanda F. HAZELRIGG, Virginia Lee HENDERSON, May C. HESLEP, Sarah HOLTON, Malinda HOWELL, Eliza Ann IRWIN, Elizabeth JAMESON, William O JAMIESON, Benjamin KEAS, Elizabeth “Betsy” KEAS, Emily KEAS, Frank KEAS, George KEAS, Isaac KEAS, Isabelle KEAS, James KEAS, Nelson KEAS, Sticy [More individuals] Family: PATTERSON, Jacob / OREAR, Nancy Family: OREAR, Joseph Catlett / TRIPLETT, Sarah Elizabeth Family: OREAR, James / MULL, Sarah Elizabeth Family: OREAR, Newton / EVANS, Cynthia Campbell Family: OREAR, Edward Jackson / OREAR, Julia E. Family: OREAR, William / SAWYER, Maria T. Family: OREAR, George / HESLEP, Sarah

  
  

• Documents

  Descendant report Jeremiah ORear

  
  

• Notes

  This Descendant Report differs the Lee Hoffman website, indicating that the grandfather of Jeremiah Orear (b. 1744) is Daniel; the Hoffman cite states that the grandfather of Jeremiah is John. The Hoffman site is replete with sources and citations, and is likely more reliable for very early ancestors, but the Descendant Report is likely reliable for more recent ancestors