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Robert Bolling

Robert Bolling (December 26, 1646 – July 17, 1709) was an English-born merchant, planter and politician. He was the founder of the Bolling family of Virginia, one of the First Families of Virginia, with at least fifteen descendants (including two of his sons) serving in the Virginia General Assembly as well as holding local offices, as did he.

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Born
(1646-12-26)December 26, 1646 London, England
Children
8, including John Bolling
Died
July 17, 1709(1709-07-17) (aged 62) Kippax Plantation, Prince George County, Virginia
Preceded by
position created · Charles Goodrich · Edward Hill Jr.
Relatives
Robert Bolling (grandson)
Resting place
Blandford Cemetery

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Robert Bolling

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Robert Bolling

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related to Death and legacy · 28
Robert Bolling → Appomattox River, Archaeologist Donald, Blandford Cemetery, Bolling, Bolling's, Both, Chesterfield County, Cincinnati, Civil War, Cobbs, Col, He, Hopewell, However, In, John Bolling, July, Kentucky, Kippax, Kippax Plantation
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Robert Bolling → All Hallows, Anne Clarke, Barking Parish, Bolling, Bolling Hall, Bollings, Bradford, Clarke, December, England, Esquire, He, His, John, John Bolling, London, Mary Carie, Robert's, Tower Street
Preceded by · 3
Robert Bolling → Charles Goodrich, Edward Hill Jr., position created
Succeeded by · 3
Robert Bolling → John Stith, Richard Bland, Robert Bolling Jr.
Born · 1
Robert Bolling → (1646-12-26)December 26, 1646 London, England
Children · 1
Robert Bolling → 8, including John Bolling
Died · 1
Robert Bolling → July 17, 1709(1709-07-17) (aged 62) Kippax Plantation, Prince George County, Virginia
Relatives · 1
Robert Bolling → Robert Bolling (grandson)
Resting place · 1
Robert Bolling → Blandford Cemetery
Spouse(s) · 1
Robert Bolling → Jane Rolfe (1674–1676) Anne Stith (1681–1709)

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Robert BollingBorn(1646-12-26)December 26, 1646 London, England1.00infobox
Robert BollingChildren8, including John Bolling1.00infobox
Robert BollingDiedJuly 17, 1709(1709-07-17) (aged 62) Kippax Plantation, Prince George County, Virginia1.00infobox
Robert BollingPreceded byposition created1.00infobox
Robert BollingPreceded byCharles Goodrich1.00infobox
Robert BollingPreceded byEdward Hill Jr.1.00infobox
Robert BollingRelativesRobert Bolling (grandson)1.00infobox
Robert BollingResting placeBlandford Cemetery1.00infobox
Robert BollingSpouse(s)Jane Rolfe (1674–1676) Anne Stith (1681–1709)1.00infobox
Robert BollingSucceeded byRobert Bolling Jr.1.00infobox
Robert BollingSucceeded byRichard Bland1.00infobox
Robert BollingSucceeded byJohn Stith1.00infobox

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