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About Elizabeth Boon
Thomas Boon of Isle of Wight Co., Virginia did NOT MARRY Elizabeth Jordan (b. August 21, 1668) (the d/o Richard Ratcliff).Per Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw, Vol VI, pp 31-34; she married James Jordan.
The wife of Thomas Boon seems to have been Elizabeth Strickland, daughter of Matthew Strickland and Elizabeth Loreen.
Thomas Boon(e), was b.c.1640, probably in Devonshire, England; d.1723, Isle of Wight Co., Virginia. He emigrated to Isle of Wight County from England about 1663. In 1668 Thomas was an original land owner in Isle of Wight County, Virginia where he married Elizabeth Ratcliffe [SIC: STRICKLAND]
He married about 1684 probably in Isle of Wight County, Elizabeth Ratcliff, b. 21 June 1668; d. 1718. She was the daughter of Richard Ratcliff and Elizabeth (_______) of Isle of Wight Co., Va. [Wife DISPROVED by Hinshaw]
His name is mentioned in a court case dated 7 Oct 1695. A deed dated 3 Apr 1704, shows that he purchased 150 acres from William Williams. In another document he is described as "of the lower parish of Isle of Wight County." On 1 May 1668 he received a patent for land located in Northampton County, North Carolina. This piece of land was eventually sold by his grandson, Nicholas Boon(e), Jr. on 6 Feb 1754.
Source: Thomas Boon, Immigrant, Died 1723, Isle of Wight Co., Virginia and 1,000 of his Descendants, p.7, Rupert Farnham Thompson, Studio City, CA., 1981.
The children of Thomas and Elizabeth Boone are:
- Thomas
- Ratcliff
- Nicholas
- William
- James
- Martha
- Joseph
notes
From http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ajobebrow...
-per: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw, Vol VI, pp 31-34
- New Evidence has come forward which PROVES that could NOT POSSIBLY be the wife of our Thomas Boon. This family of Ratcliff were Quakers and our Thomas Boon was NOT. The daughter of Richard Ratcliff married James Jordon (b. Nov 23, 1665) on March 3, 1688 and had two children. Elizabeth (Ratcliff) Jordon died in June 1695.
-Also be sure and see Bob Boone's site at:
-<http://www.boonefamily.org/doc_01.html>
- *MY NOTES:
- From other records, we do know that our Thomas Boon was indeed married to a Elizabeth ? by April 9, 1705.
- Also, with all the Ratcliff Boons in this family, there is some indication that Thomas did marry a Ratcliff or else had a close connection to the family, but he did NOT marry Elizabeth Ratcliff, d/o Richard, who was born August 21, 1668. That much we know for sure. (If anyone has any proof regarding the wife of our Thomas Boon or anything to prove his wife's name BEFORE April 9, 1705 - please write me, Ann (Jobe) Brown at < ann. personainternet.com >
Special thanks to Carla Tate <tategenie hotmail.com> (Oct 2006) for pointing out the following deeds, most of which I did have but hadn't really put together.
- **DEEDS WHICH INDICATE that Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Boon of Isle of Wight Co., Virginia was indeed Elizabeth Strickland, d/o Matthew Strickland.
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1702 - Isle of Wight, VA - Deed Book 1, 1688-1704, p. 302,
December 8, 1702: MATHEW STRICKLAND sold to Thomas Boon, for 12,000 pounds of tobacco in cask, 300 acres in the Lower Parish on Horse Swamp, Blackwater, First Branch, Gum Branch and the Arthur Whitehead line.
Witnessed by William Jolly, James Jolly and Adam Murray.
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1706-(Deed Book 2, p. 47).
-On May 7, 1706, William (W) and Olive (O) Strickland sold Thomas Boon for 10,000 pounds of tobacco in cask 360 acres on Blackwater River, Horse Swamp, First Branch, Gum Branch, Mr. Woodward's line, Colonel Pitt's line, Burk's Swamp, and Arthur Whitehead (from 1,803 acres patented by his * father Matthew Strickland on April 20, 1680),
witnessed by Arthur Whitehead, Sr., and Arthur Whitehead, Jr.
(Note, this William is Matthew the immigrant's son and brother to Elizabeth Strickland Boon)
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1713-Deed Book 2, p. 246 (Isle of Wight Co, VA) (recorded Oct 26, 1713)
- Oct 24-Thomas Boon & wife, Elizabeth sold 100 acres of land from Mathew Strickland's patent.
References
- King, Forrest. “Descendants of Mathew Strickland (1648-1696) Through Four Generations,” North Carolina Genealogical Journal, Vol. 34, No. 2 (May 2008);111-142; Vol. 34, No. 3 (Aug. 2008):219-252; Vol. 34, No. 4 (Nov. 2008):293-326. < link to download >
- Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: May 5 2019, 3:31:44 UTC
- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Strickland-554 cites
- Boddie, John Bennett. Historical Southern Families Volume VII, Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii, 1963.
- Our Boon Heritage - NOT part of the Daniel Boon, pioneer family. < link >
- Thompson, Rupert Farnham. Thomas Boon Immigrant: Died 1723 Isle of Wight Co., Virginia and 1,000 of His Descendants, Studio City, CA, 1981.
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Elizabeth Boon's Timeline
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1663
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Charles City, Virginia, Colonial America
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1677
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1685
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1687
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Isle of Wight, England, United Kingdom
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1691
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Virginia
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1692
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Isle of Wight Co., Virginia
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1697
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia
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1705
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Isle of Wight Co., Virginia
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1710
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Isle of Wight Co., Virginia
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