Daughter of:
George Mason II
and Mary Fowke
(m. 1688)
Wife of:
1) John Dinwiddie
2) Colonel Jeremiah Bronaugh, the Younger.
Her brother, George Mason III, was the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights.
Her father, George Mason II, gave her the property that Gunston Hall now sits on for the remainder of her life.
Mother of:
William
Mary
Anne
Elizabeth
John
NOTE**
Her first husband was John Dinwiddie, brother to the Lt Governor of Virginia, Robert Dinwiddie. They had two daughters.
George Mason II
and Mary Fowke
(m. 1688)
Wife of:
1) John Dinwiddie
2) Colonel Jeremiah Bronaugh, the Younger.
Her brother, George Mason III, was the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights.
Her father, George Mason II, gave her the property that Gunston Hall now sits on for the remainder of her life.
Mother of:
William
Mary
Anne
Elizabeth
John
NOTE**
Her first husband was John Dinwiddie, brother to the Lt Governor of Virginia, Robert Dinwiddie. They had two daughters.
Daughter of:
George Mason II
and Mary Fowke
(m. 1688)
Wife of:
1) John Dinwiddie
2) Colonel Jeremiah Bronaugh, the Younger.
Her brother, George Mason III, was the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights.
Her father, George Mason II, gave her the property that Gunston Hall now sits on for the remainder of her life.
Mother of:
William
Mary
Anne
Elizabeth
John
NOTE**
Her first husband was John Dinwiddie, brother to the Lt Governor of Virginia, Robert Dinwiddie. They had two daughters.
George Mason II
and Mary Fowke
(m. 1688)
Wife of:
1) John Dinwiddie
2) Colonel Jeremiah Bronaugh, the Younger.
Her brother, George Mason III, was the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights.
Her father, George Mason II, gave her the property that Gunston Hall now sits on for the remainder of her life.
Mother of:
William
Mary
Anne
Elizabeth
John
NOTE**
Her first husband was John Dinwiddie, brother to the Lt Governor of Virginia, Robert Dinwiddie. They had two daughters.
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