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State of Service: VA
Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
Capt. John Pigg
son of Paul
married Ann Clement in Amelia
Capt. of Militia 1768
Va., Artillery in Rev. War.
Died 1785
Son of Paul and Elizabeth Osborne Pigg
John Ghent Pigg married Ann Clement in Amelia County, Virginia about 1742.
They had the following children:
1. Hezekiah Pigg b. 1742 Jones Mill, Amelia County, VA
2. Keziah (Pigg) Hubbard b. 20 May 1745 Amelia County, VA
3. Edith (Pigg) Owen b. 1746 Pittsylvania County, VA
4. Betsy (Pigg) Robertson b. 1748 Pittsylvania County, VA
5. Barnett Pigg
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