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m. Bef 1789
 
 
| Born | 3 Jul 1763 | Nottoway County, Virginia Colony  |  
| Died | 22 Apr 1804 | Nottoway County, Virginia  |  
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| Spouse | Spencer Betts | F6544 |  
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| Born | 26 Jun 1747 | Amelia County, Virginia  |  
| Died | 28 Jun 1789 | Lunenburg Co., Virginia  |  
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| Spouse | Lt. Elisha Jones | F3559 |  
| Married | Abt 1779 |  |  
 
| Born | 1744 | Amelia Co., Virginia Colony [later Halifax]  |  
| Died | 7 Jul 1825 | Nottoway Parish, Amelia Co., Virginia  |  
| Buried |  | Fowlkes Family Cemetery Burkeville Nottoway County, Virginia  |  
| Spouse | Joyce Clark Motley | F7561 |  
| Married | 1766 | Amelia County, Virginia  |  
| Notes | Married: 
 
Children of Sarah Jennings and John A.Fowlkes:John Field Fowlkes (1745 - 1824)
 Jerusha Fowlkes Ellington (1747 - 1789)
 Henry Bass Fowlkes (1750 - 1808)
 William Fowlkes (1752 - 1835)
 Sarah Fowlkes Thompson (1755 - 1828)
 Mary Fowlkes Thompson-Hudson (1757 - ____)
 James Fowlkes (1760 - 1833)
 Nancy Fowlkes Betts (1763 - 1804)
 Elizabeth Fowlkes Price-Van Amburgh (1764 - 1823)
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| Sources | [S32]  Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118864732/john-a.-fowlkes.John A. Fowlkes
 Birth 	1722, Hanover County, Virginia
 Death 	1799 (aged 76-77), Nottoway Co., Virginia
 Burial: Fowlkes Family Cemetery
 Burkeville, Nottoway County, Virginia
 6808 West Courthouse Rd., State Route 625
 Data from "Just Plain Fowlkes-Our Lineage from Gabriel I, 2nd Edition, 2006, by Stephen Fowlkes.
 
 "John's plantation was called ?Hyde Park'; it had sheltered five generations of Fowlkes, one of the few to survive The Civil War.
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 * * REV. WAR * *
 ~"John Fowlkes" sighted for Patriot Service during the war. SAR (Sons of American Revolution) #P-161266.
 
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