Ann Frances “Nancy” (Robbins) (Davis) Reagan (1921-2016)

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ANN FRANCES “NANCY” (ROBBINS) (DAVIS) REAGAN (1921-2016) Nancy Reagan was born in New York July 6,1921. She died in Bel Air, Los Angeles Co., California March 6, 2016. Her mother was Edith Prescott Luckett and her father was Kenneth Seymour Robbins, her mother’s first husband. May 27,1929 Edith married Loyal Edward Davis (1896-1982) in Chicago, Illinois and Loyal Davis adopted Nancy and she took the Davis name. Ronald Wilson Reagan was born February 6,1911 in Tampico, Whiteside Co., Illinois and died June 5, 2004 in Bel Air, Los Angeles Co., California. He married Nancy March 4,1952 Little Brown Church, San Fernando Valley, California. They had two children Patti Davis born October 21,1952 and Ron Reagan born May 20,1958. Nancy was part of the WHITLOCK35 family The Whitlocks ofVirginia #5. Her mother Edith P. Luckett was the ninth child of Charles Edward Luckett & Sarah Frances Whitlock (1844-1917) who were married October 11, 1868 Petersburg, Virginia. Sarah was the daughter of Edward F. Whitlock (1815?-1854) & Martha A. Wells (1826?-1879) who were married in Petersburg, Virginia by licence dated Dec.23,1839. Edward’s death record in 1854 shows his parents as John & Sarah Whitlock. The census records show that John died before 1830. The family lived in Dinwiddie Co., Virginia and Sarah age 45 shows on the 1850 census living with her son William, Edward’s brother. In 1860 Sarah is 65 and living with the Roberts family. Next door is Ann Berry who is also shown as a daughter of John and Sarah Whitlock. The 1795 birthdate shown in 1860 makes more sense than the 1805 one shown in 1850 and it is assumed the age of 45 for Sarah is an error. The Whitlock DNA project has shown that all the Virginia Whitlock families tested so far have shared YDNA with the original Virginia immigrant James Whitlock (1650?-1716). We expect John Whitlock will also likely be shown to descend from this family as well and therefore descended from the WHITLOCK02H family that traces back to John Whitloke who married Agnes delaBeche about 1454. Nancy Reagan was First Lady from 1980 to 1988. I am sure she would have been interested know she likely shares DNA with The Queen, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II who is also a descendant of John and Agnes..

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