Nathaniel Pendleton (1756-1821)

Attorney-General of Georgia & Judge of Hyde Park, Dutchess Co., New York

He was born in Virginia and was aide-de-camp to General Nathanael Greene during the Revolutionary War. He was a Judge and then Attorney-General of Georgia. On marrying his wife he moved to Hyde Park in New York where he was the Judge of Dutchess County and built Placentia. In 1804, he was Alexander Hamilton's second in the famous duel with Aaron Burr. He had five children (listed).

Parents (2)

Capt. Nathaniel Pendleton

Captain the Continental Army & Chief Magistrate of Culpeper Co., Virginia

1715-1793

Elizabeth (Clayton) Pendleton

Mrs Elizabeth Ann (Clayton) Anderson, Pendleton

1714-1771

Spouse (1)

Susannah (Bard) Pendleton

Mrs Susannah (Bard) Pendleton

1756-1816

Children (5)

Edmund Henry Pendleton

Judge Edmund H. Pendleton, of Dutchess Co., U.S. Congressman from New York

1788-1862

James Muirson Pendleton

M.D., of New York City

b.c.1790

Nathaniel Greene Pendleton

Nathaniel Greene Pendleton, of Cincinnati; U.S. Representative from Ohio

1793-1861

John Bard Pendleton

John "Bard" Pendleton, died without issue

b.c.1794

Anna (Pendleton) Rogers

Mrs Anna Pierce (Pendleton) Rogers

1796-1883

Associated Houses (1)

Placentia

Hyde Park, New York