Miss Laura Trigg

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Miss Laura Trigg. - DAR ID Number: 101989 - Volume 102 - page 302
Born in Texarkana, Texas. 

Descendant of Eli Collins, Col. William Trigg, Jr., and Col. John Quarles, as follows: 
1. James Thompson Trigg (1842-84) m. 1870 Frances Ann Collins (1846-1909). 
2. James Saunders Trigg (1812-55) m. 1840 Rebecca Thompson; Eli Vance Collins 
(1721-73) m. 1841 Matilda Nelson. 
3. Alanson Trigg (1769-1826) m. 1796 Lucy Quarles (1780-1836); William Ragland 
Collins (1790-1870) m. 1811 Nancy Patterson (1794-1852). 
4. William Trigg m. Sarah Saunders; Eli Collins m. 1781 Mary - (b. 1755); 
John Quarles m. Sarah -. 

Eli Collins (1759-1844) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. Micajah Little's company, Colonels 
Dozier and Ash's regiments, North Carolina militia. He was born in Delaware; died 
in Hempstead County, Ark. 

William Trigg, Jr. was appointed lieutenant colonel of Bedford County, Virginia troops, 
1778, and was colonel at close of the war. He was born in Berks County, Va.; died in Tennessee. 

John Quarles (1736-98) was colonel of Bedford County, Virginia militia. 
He was born and died in Virginia.