Rachel Donelson

Birth15 Jun 1767 - Halifax County, Colony of Virginia, British America

Death22 December 1828 - Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, United States of America

MotherRachel Stockley

FatherLieutenant Colonel John Donaldson

Born in Halifax County, Colony of Virginia, British America on 15 Jun 1767 to Lieutenant Colonel John Donaldson and Rachel Stockley. Rachel Donelson married Andrew Jackson and had 10 children. She passed away on 22 December 1828 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents

Lieutenant Colonel John Donaldson
1718 - 1786

Rachel Stockley
1729 - 1801

Spouse(s)

Andrew Jackson
1767 - 1845

Lewis Robards
Unknown - Unknown

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Andrew Donelson Jackson
1808 - 1865

Lyncoya Jackson (Adopted Nephew)
1811 - 1828

Andrew Jackson Donelson
1799 - 1871

Andrew Jackson Hutchings
1812 - 1841

Daniel Smith Donelson
1801 - 1863

John Samuel Donelson
1797 - 1811

Charlotte Jackson
1826 - 1910

Eliza Butler (Adopted)
1790 - Unknown

William Edward Butler
1798 - 1882

Anthony Jackson
1787 - 1849

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