William Farrar IV was the last owner of Farrar's Island, which he sold to Thomas Randolph on February 5, 1727. In return, he was to receive " land on the north side of the James River in the Parish of St. James and county of Henrico ( later became Goochland ) between Dover Mill and Stoney Creeks, an estimated 600 acres and 10 Negroes. "

Known as " Rochambeau ", William Farrar's plantation remained in his family three generations, finally being sold by his grandson, William Farrar in 1804.

Children of WILLIAM FARRAR and SARAH PERRIN are:

1. 35. i.   THOMAS8 FARRAR.
2. 36. ii.   WILLIAM FARRAR, b. 1725, Farrar's Island.
3. 37. iii.   RICHARD FARRAR.
4. 38. iv.   JOSEPH FARRAR.
5. 39. v.   PERRIN FARRAR, b. Abt. 1735, Goochland County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1785.
6. 40. vi.   THOMAS FARRAR.

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