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Meet the Womacks
Chapter ElevenNathan Womack
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Chapter Eleven

Cumberland County, VirginiaWill Book 3 · page 135Nathan
Womack

Great Guinea Creek

Grist Mill · Still · Home TractWritten January 25, 1799

The will supplies Nathan's clearest voice.
It locates his home, work, family, property, and the people he enslaved.

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The Revolutionary Generation

Nathan
Womack

reported March 28, 1746 – before March 25, 1799

Cumberland County landholder and mill owner, husband of Anna McGehee, executor of his father's estate, and a Revolutionary-service question still awaiting its original record.

Father
William Womack II
Wife
Anna McGehee
Home
Great Guinea Creek
Will
Cumberland WB 3, pp. 135–137
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