Husband: Lodowick TUGGLE
Birthdate: 14 September 1741
Birthdate: Middlesex Co VA
Death date: 20 October 1792
Place of death: Oglethorpe/Greene Co GA
Father: Thomas TUGGLE
Mother: Sarah KELLY

Marriage date: 01 October 1765
Marriage place: Middlesex Co, VA

Wife: Dorothy LEE
Birthdate: 31 March 1749
Birthdate: Middlesex Co VA
Death date: Aft. 1791
Place of death: Oglethorpe Co GA
Father: George LEE
Mother: Mary BUFORD

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: George TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1766, VA
Spouses' names: Polly SWANSON
Marriage date: 05 December 1796, Oglethorpe Co, GA
Death date: Bet. 1801-1857

Child No. 2: Robert TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1767, VA
Spouses' names: Elizabeth JEFFRIES
Marriage date: 05 December 1796, Oglethorpe Co, GA
Death date: 1835, Jasper County GA

Child No. 3: Thomas TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1768, VA
Spouses' names:
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Child No. 4: William TUGGLE
Birthdate: 17 April 1777, VA
Spouses' names: Anna DUNN
Marriage date: 09 December 1797, Oglethorpe Co, GA
Death date: Bet. 1803-1868, GA

Child No. 5: Sally TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1778, VA
Spouses' names:
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Death date: Aft 1798

Child No. 6: Eunice TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1779, VA
Spouses' names:
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Death date: Aft. 1798

Child No. 7: Savannah TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1780
Spouses' names:
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Death date: Aft 1798

Child No. 8: Catherine TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1781
Spouses' names: George JEFFRIES
Marriage date: 18 December 1798, Oglethorpe Co, GA
Death date: Bet. 1804-1875

Child No. 9: Elizabeth B TUGGLE
Birthdate: 04 September 1786
Spouses' names: John SWANSON Sr.
Marriage date: 19 June 1802, Morgan Co GA
Death date: 30 October 1843

Child No. 10: Nancy TUGGLE
Birthdate: 1787
Spouses' names: William JEFFRIES Jr.
Marriage date: 24 October 1806, GA
Death date: Aft. 1860, AL
 
 
Documentation:
* Middlesex Co, VA land records;
* Greene, Oglethorpe, and Wilkes Counties, GA land records;
* "HISTORY OF PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA" , page 101-102;
* "THE TUGGLE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA" by Vivian Tuggle, pg 33-36;
* Pittsylvania Co., Va. Deeds, 1791-1794;
* 4 Pittsylvania Orders 40;
* Clement's History of Pittsylvania Co, VA, pgs. 101 & 102;
* 5 Pitts Orders 4940;
* Calendar Of Virginia State Papers. pg 646;
* Vestry Book of Cambden Parish 1767-1852;
* Wm. & Mary Quarterly 192;
* Middlesex Marriages Records (1740-1854), pg 16;
* Tax Digest of Georgia;
* Historical sketch of New Hope Church in Oglethorpe in the Southern Presbyterian (1787);
* Gone To Georgia, by William C. Stewart, pg 315;
* Oglethorpe Will Book "A" at page 80 and a copy of Lodowick's will;
Notes:
* Lodowick was a Lieutenant in the Pittsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. An order under date of 23 Oct 1777 appears at 4 Pittsylvania Orders 40, reciting that. "Lodowick Tuggle, Gent., produced his commission as a Lieutenant in the Militia and took the oath by law prescribed." On 18 June 1787 he filed his commission form the Governor and qualified as a Captain of the Pittsylvania Militia. He was still a Captain in the Militia in 1789. He took an active part in the government of Pittsylvania County. On 21 Nov 1780, he was accepted as one of four sureties on a bond of thirty thousand pounds to Thomas Jefferson as Governor to insure the collection of the county revenues by Crispin Shelton.
* The Journal of the Council of the State of Virginia under date of 18 June 1783 recites that Lodowick Tuggle, Gentleman, was appointed to the Commission of the Peace and Order and Terminer for the County of Pittsylvania.
* He was one of the Commissioners that laid out the Town of Cooksburg in 1788.
* Lodowick had been baptized, reared and married in the Anglican Church and was a member of the Vestry of Cambden Parish in Pittsylvania, but became active in the Presbyterian Church in GA.
* Lodowick's military service: Capt in Revolutionary War.