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| b. ~ 1682, England d. ? Spouse
It is believed that the Birdsong surname is translated from the German Vogelsang. The first Birdsong to come to America was John Birdsong and he came from England. It is speculated that his family may have originally come from Germany. This so far has not been documented. |
Children Frances Birdsong (1719-1719, VA) John Birdsong b. about 1711 VA d.1785 VA m1) Hannah Freeman (1701-1729, VA) m2) Sara Bennett ( -1735) m3) Mary Bennet (1719-1748) m4) Damaris Hancock (1730-1802, VA) James Birdsong (1713-1756, VA) m1. Mary ( -1732, VA) m2. Elizabeth (?) m3. Elizabeth ( -1737, VA) Charles Birdsong ( -1756) m1. Mary ( -1744, VA) m2. Frances Bennett (1727-1748, VA) |
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