Hedgeman Triplett, Sr. - Correct Parents???

Diana Collins.....your information is incorrect. I have studied Hedgeman Triplett, Sr. for 30 yrs. The only correct one is on the left by Bryan Anthony Moore. I'm not personally aware of Mary Marshall McClanahan but nonetheless Bryan is accurate. The one below his is incorrect as well. I am a direct descendant. It is spelled with an 'e' in Hedgeman. The only thing I can't find on Hedgeman Triplett, Sr. is where he is buried.
Barb Triplett-Brown

William and Mary Quarterly 117

March Court 1778 "Francis Triplett, Gentleman" is sworn
as "Francis Triplett, Gentleman" Minute Bk 1781,-4, pages
Bk 1773 — 80 pages 309-341). He was appointed Captain of
Militia and served during the Revolutionary War, taking the
oath of allegiance Sept. 28, 1778 (Minute Bk IS73 — 80, page
341). He was also a Vestryman of Leeds Parish, Fauquier
County (Minute Bk 1788 — 91, page 197). He or his cousin Col.
Simon Triplett of Loudon County may have been the officer
referred to in the following extract from a letter from General
Daniel Morgan to Col. Taverner Beale: "I have appointed Col.
Triplett to raise a Brigade below the Ridge in Fauquier and
Loudon" (Pennsylvania Magazine Vol. I, page 488). The
Will of Francis Triplett dated Sept. 24th, 1794, was proved
in Fauquier County, Jan. 26th, 1795. In this Will he leaves
37,000 acres of the best land in Kentucky to his children. He
mentions in his Will his wife Benedite. Her name before her
marriage was Benedicta Sennett and she was the daughter of
Robert Sennett of Charles County, Maryland. There is a deed
recorded in Charles County, Md. from Robert Sennett of that
County to his daughter Benedicta and her husband Francis
Triplett, the date of the Deed being March 17th, 1758. Robert
Sennett or Sinnett was no doubt a son or grandson of Garrett
Sennett whose name occurs in Deeds in Charles County in
1676 and 1696. The Will of Robert Sennett was dated Jan.
1st, 1767, and he mentions son Robert and also William Trip-
lett, who was no doubt, William Triplett eldest son of Benedicta
Triplett. In Prince William County there is recorded a Deed
from "Robert Sennett, Jr., of Charles County, Md., to Elizabeth
Triplett, my niece, daughter of Francis and Benedicta his wife"
dated June 1st; 1775, giving her a slave (Deed Bk T. page 134).
Francis Triplett left the following children mentioned in his
Will :

(52.) William Triplett.

(53.) Hedgman Triplett.

(54.) Robert Triplett.

(55.) Elizabeth Hedgman Triplett.

(56.) Benedite Triplett.

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(57.) Ann Triplett.

(58.) Frances Emelia Triplett.

71. Hedgman 5 Triplett (John 4 , William 3 , William 2 , Fran-
cis 1 ) was born in Culpeper in the year 1760. He was in the
Revolution and was present at the battles of Brandywine, Guil-
ford Court House and the surrender of Yorktown. He re-
ceived bounty lands for services (see Virginia Land Office).
He moved to Kentucky 1792, and settled in Bourbon County.
He and his wife died within a few days of each other in 1838.
Their children were:

(121.) Hedgman Triplett.

(122.) John Triplett, blown up by a steamboat in New
Orleans in 1838.

(123.) Francis Triplett, died of cholera 1832, below Mem-
phis, Tenn.

(124.) William Triplett.

(125.) Milly Triplett.

(126.) Nannie Triplett, married 1st Mr. Long and 2nd, Rev.
Mr. Poe, a near kinsman of Adam Poe who killed the famous
Indian "Big Foot."

(127.) Elizabeth Triplett, married Mr. Garrett.

(128.) Mary Triplett married Mr. Palmer of Warner Coun-
ty, Ky.

(129.) George W. Triplett.

Sooooo,

Mary Marshall "Molly" Triplett

Mary Marshall "Molly" Triplett

2 different people???

I think Sennett Triplett is going to belong to Hedgeman Triplett, Sr.