He was the son of Abel Finney and Elizabeth White. He was born about 1766 and, according to the probation of his will, he died before 12/7/1798.
His will was inventoried on December 7, 1798 by his adminsitrator, Edmond Bayly Esq.
His wife was Sarah ???. She is named so by Charles Bayly Taylor of Accomack County in his will of October 11, 1800 where he refers to her as the "widow of George Finney."
***NOTE***
For genealogical information, this George Finney IS NOT the same George Finney who was the father of Judith Finney, wife of Jacob Ranick.
His will was inventoried on December 7, 1798 by his adminsitrator, Edmond Bayly Esq.
His wife was Sarah ???. She is named so by Charles Bayly Taylor of Accomack County in his will of October 11, 1800 where he refers to her as the "widow of George Finney."
***NOTE***
For genealogical information, this George Finney IS NOT the same George Finney who was the father of Judith Finney, wife of Jacob Ranick.
He was the son of Abel Finney and Elizabeth White. He was born about 1766 and, according to the probation of his will, he died before 12/7/1798.
His will was inventoried on December 7, 1798 by his adminsitrator, Edmond Bayly Esq.
His wife was Sarah ???. She is named so by Charles Bayly Taylor of Accomack County in his will of October 11, 1800 where he refers to her as the "widow of George Finney."
***NOTE***
For genealogical information, this George Finney IS NOT the same George Finney who was the father of Judith Finney, wife of Jacob Ranick.
His will was inventoried on December 7, 1798 by his adminsitrator, Edmond Bayly Esq.
His wife was Sarah ???. She is named so by Charles Bayly Taylor of Accomack County in his will of October 11, 1800 where he refers to her as the "widow of George Finney."
***NOTE***
For genealogical information, this George Finney IS NOT the same George Finney who was the father of Judith Finney, wife of Jacob Ranick.
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