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Elizabeth Clay

Elizabeth was born on January 13th, 1755 in Cumberland Co. VA. Elizabeth's father was Dr Henry Clay III and her mother was Rachel Povall. Her paternal grandparents were Henry Clay II and Lucy Marston Green. She had two sisters named Sallie Sarah and Mary Ann. She was the oldest of the three children.

General Notes
- Children
  
     1. Has No Children Henry Clay Bruce
     2. Has No Children John Bruce
     3. Has No Children Richard Bruce
     4. Has No Children Horatio Bruce
     5. Has No Children Alexander Bruce
     6. Has No Children Perry Bruce
     7. Has No Children Geoerge Washington Bruce
     8. Has No Children Constantine Bruce
     9. Has No Children Tabitha Bruce
  10. Has No Children Mahala Bruce
  11. Has No Children Brunette Bruce
  12. Has No Children Rebecca Bruce
  13. Has Children FNU Bruce

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- John Clay ^*
  - b.~  1587 d.~  1655
  
  Charles Bacon's Rebellion Clay
  - b.1638 d.1686
  
  Elizabeth
  
  Henry Clay I
  - b.1672 d.03 Aug 1760
  
  John Wilson
  - b.~  1606 d.~  1685
  
  Hannah Wilson
  - b.~  1645 d.<  1706
  
  Henry Clay II
  - b.03 Sep 1711 d.10 Oct 1764
  
  Mary Mitchell
  
  Dr Henry Clay III
  - b.19 Sep 1736
  
  Thomas Green Sr
  - b.~  1575 in Bobbing, Kent, England d.1635 in Petersburg, VA
  
  Thomas Seagull Green Jr
  - b.1635 in at sea d.1714
  
  Martha Malone
  - b.~  1607 in Netherlands
  
  Thomas Abner Green III
  - b.1665 in Southampton, Cumberland, VA d.1730 in Amelia Co. VA
  
  Martha Elizabeth  (Filmore?) Filmer
  - b.~  1640
  
  Lucy Marston Green
  - b.19 Jul 1717
  
  Elizabeth Marvell Marston
  - b.25 Nov 1672
  
  Elizabeth Clay
  - b.13 Jan 1755 in Cumberland Co. VA
  
  Rachel Povall
  - b.15 Nov 1738 in Goochland County, Virginia d.27 Apr 1820 in Paris/Escondido, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
  
  ^*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)

Details of Elizabeth's family with John Bruce