He was married to Elizabeth Trogdon and they were the parents of:
George, III/1 Mar 1752
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May I suggest his death date is most likely 1770. John Julian and Elizabeth Trogdon are believed to have married about 1750 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. They had four children:
1. George JULIAN III
2. Jesse JULIAN
3. Benjamin JULIAN
4. John JULIAN Jr
John Julian and his brother Isaac Julian received a land grant of 200 acres from the state of North Carolina on 29 December 1762 in Orange County, North Carolina (now Randolph County, North Carolina). John Julian died at an early age of 50. John Julian's widow Elizabeth Trogdon Julian married a second time to widower Thomas Allred in 1771.
(Dennis York, Jan 2016)
George, III/1 Mar 1752
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May I suggest his death date is most likely 1770. John Julian and Elizabeth Trogdon are believed to have married about 1750 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. They had four children:
1. George JULIAN III
2. Jesse JULIAN
3. Benjamin JULIAN
4. John JULIAN Jr
John Julian and his brother Isaac Julian received a land grant of 200 acres from the state of North Carolina on 29 December 1762 in Orange County, North Carolina (now Randolph County, North Carolina). John Julian died at an early age of 50. John Julian's widow Elizabeth Trogdon Julian married a second time to widower Thomas Allred in 1771.
(Dennis York, Jan 2016)
He was married to Elizabeth Trogdon and they were the parents of:
George, III/1 Mar 1752
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May I suggest his death date is most likely 1770. John Julian and Elizabeth Trogdon are believed to have married about 1750 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. They had four children:
1. George JULIAN III
2. Jesse JULIAN
3. Benjamin JULIAN
4. John JULIAN Jr
John Julian and his brother Isaac Julian received a land grant of 200 acres from the state of North Carolina on 29 December 1762 in Orange County, North Carolina (now Randolph County, North Carolina). John Julian died at an early age of 50. John Julian's widow Elizabeth Trogdon Julian married a second time to widower Thomas Allred in 1771.
(Dennis York, Jan 2016)
George, III/1 Mar 1752
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May I suggest his death date is most likely 1770. John Julian and Elizabeth Trogdon are believed to have married about 1750 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. They had four children:
1. George JULIAN III
2. Jesse JULIAN
3. Benjamin JULIAN
4. John JULIAN Jr
John Julian and his brother Isaac Julian received a land grant of 200 acres from the state of North Carolina on 29 December 1762 in Orange County, North Carolina (now Randolph County, North Carolina). John Julian died at an early age of 50. John Julian's widow Elizabeth Trogdon Julian married a second time to widower Thomas Allred in 1771.
(Dennis York, Jan 2016)
