Excerpts from a letter: On 5/8/95 The Jamestowne Society approved Rev. Robert BRACEWELL, 1612-1668, as a qualifying ancestor for membership in The Jamestowne Society. Miss Ima Eula Mewborn, a North...

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Thomas Colpeper, 2nd Baron Culpeper of Thoresway (baptised 21 March 1635 – 27 January 1689) was the colonial governor of Virginia from 1677 to 1683. Biography Born in 1635, Colepeper (often r...

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Daniel Parke of London, Esquire. Will 11 August 1677; proved 16 September 1679. To my son Daniel Parke all my Plantations and Negroes in Virginia, and to the heirs male; failing heirs male, to the he...

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Letter to Colonel Daniel Parke, Jr. from William Byrd II Captain Parke was doubtless a kinsman of Col. Daniel Parke. father of William Byrd's first wife, who while Governor of the Leeward Islands, ...

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Ancestor of President James Madison Capt. Isaac MADISON "the Immigrant" 1590 - ____ ID Number: I34871 TITLE: Capt. RESIDENCE: London, ENG & 1623 Jamestown, VA BIRTH: 1590, London, England...

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Major Theophilus Hone was the son of Thomas Hone, of Farnham, Essex county, England, who married Judith Aylmer, daughter of Theophilus Aylmer, archdeacon of London; justice of Warwick county in 1652; b...

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Elizabeth (Beverly) (Kingston) Loving (c1598-c1644). The source for her maiden name has not been identified. She immigrated to Virginia with her first husband Thomas Kingston in 1619, settling at Marti...

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Thomas Kingston (1587-c1639), immigrated to Virginia with his wife Elizabeth in 1619, settling at Martin's Hundred. They survived the Indian massacre in 1622. He served as member of the House of Burges...

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In 1653, the Reverend Rowland Jones immigrated from England to the colony of Virginia. He had graduated from Oxford University. He served as minister at Jamestown and Martin's Hundred Parishes. In Will...

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Daniel Llewellyn, Jr. was born June 1647 in Charles City County, Virginia and died c. 1710. He married Jane Stith, the daughter of Colonel John Stith. He rose to the rank of captain in the militia and ...

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William Edwards was born 19 Apr 1590 in Cardiff, Glamorgan, , Wales and died 1622 in James Town, James City, Virginia. Married: Dorothy Edwards b. 1601 in London, England. Parents are not known. ...

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Col. John Washington married three times: first, Anne Pope. previous to May 11, 1650, daughter of Colonel Nathaniel Pope; second, Anne Gerrard, widow of Walter Broadhurst, who died between Jan. 26 and ...

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Donne or Dunn, George, as his name was frequently spelt. was the second son of Dr. John Donne, the poet and Dean of St. Paul's. He was baptized, May 9, 1605, and led an eventful life. He was associated...

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Birth place also reported as Surrey, England. "a Member of the Council, Henry Browne had been one of the original attendees at the Meeting of the Assembly on 20 February 1636/7, which established the...

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Born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and ...

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Came to Virginia on the ship "Constance" from London, England on 10/24/1635. -------------------- see www.houseofbishop.org Captain John BISHOP – Second child and son of Sir Knight William BISHOP and...

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WILL OF JOHN BAUGH (dated 10 Aug. 1714, recorded 3 Oct. 1726): To son John, 1/2 of land on Perices Stil Creek, except 40 acres; To son Henry, other 1/2 of the above tract, and plantation I live on ...

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Immigrant to America Married three(3) times. No information on first or third wives. Occupation: Tailor, merchant, tobacco farmer Emigration: From Gloucester, England 5 JUN 1639 Henrico Co.,VA Event: J...

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"William (The Immigrant) Fitzhugh came to America about 1674 (or 1670 depending on who you believe). He was well educated, a shrewd businessman, a lawyer, and was religious. His church was the establis...

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DANIEL LLEWELLYN, gentleman, was in Virginia by 19 September 1633 when he was claimed as a headright by Capt. William Perry. He received a patent on 27 October 1642 for 856 acres on "Upper branches of ...

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RESIDENCE: England and Cherry point, Northumberland Co. VA OCCUPATION: 1676 Burgess and author of "T.M."'s account of Bacons' Rebellion. BIRTH: ABT 1594, of London, England DEATH: BEF 28 Feb 1706...

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William Cocke is your husband's 9th great grandfather. You → Clifford Willard your husband → Leon Willard his father → Joseph Maybrey Willard his father → Josephine Melissa Wi...

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Became a Quaker and many years a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses--------------------T he Brasseurs (also spelled Brasseur, Brazure, Brazier, Brashure, Brassieux, etc.) of Nasemond County wer...

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Source: John C. Bell, Bickleys of Pamunkey River Watershed of VA, VA Genealogist, Washington D.C., and Gloria Jahoda. Came to America before 1703, married in 1703 in King Williams County, Virginia. In ...

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Boddie in his book, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, published 1938, page 100, states: " The new members of the House who represented the county in 1653-54 were Daniel Boucher, Francis Hobbs, and Capt...

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Captain John Upton, came to Virginia in 1622, aged twenty-six, went with Captain Madison up Potomac river, the same year; settled in Warwicksqueak, Isle of Wight county, which he represented in the ass...

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Francis Willis d. c1690 East Greenwich, Kent, England Family tree▼ Add Parents and Siblings Spouse and Children (edit) H. Francis Willis - 1690 W. Jane Unknown (341) Add another spouse & child...

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?Born in Occupacia Creek. Lived in Charles River York. 1st wife died about 1660. Died while visiting Westmorland Co. Virginia. Left no will.

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1634, Came to America in the ship JOHN and DOROTHY with Captain Adam Thorogood who was a brother-in-law. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses which convened at Jamestown. Named in will of Capt...

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(ancestors Gladys Clifton Wallace) -------------------- William Whitaker, only son of Jabez Whitaker and Mary Bourchier, was born in England in 1618, and died in Virginia after 1668. His name f...

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(Ancestors Gladys Clifton Wallace) -------------------- Jabez Whitaker, youngest son of Dr. William A. Whitaker and his second wife, Joan Taylor, was born in Dec 1595, a few days after Dr. Willia...

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Many assert that Thomas Washer was the "Ensign Washer" listed as a qualifying ancestor for the Jamestowne Society.

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Captain Leonard Yeo was a Burgess in 1644, 1645 from Elizabeth City.

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Estate of Mr. Joseph Woory,(2) dece'd, L374, 7, 01 (year 1694): ffor his booke of Martyrs, one bible, one common prayer booke, Lex Mercatoria, a Lattin Testamant and a parcell of old books in Svo and d...

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Peter Wynne arrived in Jamestown, Virginia Colony in 1608, with the Second Supply. He was soon appointed to the Council of State, the governing body of the colony. He accompanied Capt. John Smith on ex...

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Robert Wynne came from Kent, England, where he had several houses in Canterbury and was burgess for Charles City County, Virginia from 1658 to 1675, being during the entire existence of Virginia's Long...

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Councillor in Virginia Colony 1637, 1643 Source: Title: Virginia Biographical Encyclopedia

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Virginia Biographical Encyclopedia Name: Ralph Wormeley the second Ralph to be councillor, was a son of Ralph Wormeley, Esq., burg ess and councillor, and of Agatha Eltonhead, who married (first) Luke ...

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Burgess and Councillor in the colony of Virginia.

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Lawrence Washington (John , Lawrence ) was born in Sep 1659 in Westmoreland Co., VA. He died on 30 Mar 1699 in Westmoreland Co., VA. Lawrence married Mildred Warner in 1689. Mildred was born in 167...

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White, John, was burgess for James City county in 1641. He had a lot at Jamestown in 1644, between the state house and the church. from:

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John White (c. 1540 – c. 1593) was an English artist, and an early pioneer of English efforts to settle the New World. He was among those who sailed with Richard Grenville to North Carolina in 1585, ...

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Alternative birth dates mentioned here in order to remove from conflict list: 1635, c 1638, c 1640

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Gabriel Francis Holland was christened 15 February 1596 at Westminster, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, England. He was the 9th child of John de Holland and Mary Mollenax and grandchild of Henry an...

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1. Stephen Hopkins was christened in Apr 1581 in Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England. He died on 6 Jun 1644 in Plymouth, MA. Stephen married (1) Mary in 1604. Mary died in 1613 in Hursley, Hampshire...

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Richard Sr, Littlepage, born 1600 in ENGLAND; died April 20, 1688. He married Judith Turner. from:

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William Fairfax (1691–1757) was the builder of the Belvoir estate and plantation in northern colonial Virginia. He was the son of Henry Fairfax (d.1708) and a grandson of Henry Fairfax, 4th Lord Fairfa...

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Suffix Jr. Born 7 Feb 1579 of, Irchester, Northampton, England Find all individuals with events at this location Gender Male Alt. Birth 7 Feb 1579 Preston, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxford, England Find...

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Born 1606 , , Norfolk, England Find all individuals with events at this location [3, 4] Gender Female Died of, James City, Virginia, United States Find all individuals with events at this location ...

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Suffix Sr. Born 1603 Preston, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxford, England Find all individuals with events at this location [3, 4] Gender Male Died 1655 Jamestown, James City, Virginia, United States Find...

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Parents: William Ball b: 2 JUN 1611 in London, England and Hannah Atherold b: 2 FEB 1617/18 in England. The Ball family line connects to George Washington through his maternal lineage. Joseph Ball wa...

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Col. William Ball was born about 1615 in England and died November 1680, in Virginia; came to the Colony and located on the Corotoman River, in St. Mary's Parish, and called his estate "Millenbeck" (se...

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ID: I14096 Name: Arthur Allen Sex: M Birth: in Droitwich, Worcestshire, England Death: BEF JUN 1669 in Bacons Castle, Surry County, Virginia Christening: 23 OCT 1608 St Andrews Parish, Droitw...

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From Virginia Historical Genealogies by John Bennett Boddie WALTER ASTON was son of Walter Aston, gent., and hiswife, Joyce Nason of Longdon in Staffordshire. (Vis Longdon 1634) He is shown in the Vi...

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Peyton, Valentine, son of Henry Peyton, and grandson of Henry Peyton, the emigrant (q. v.), was born in Hamilton parish, Prince William county, circa 1686-1688, was burgess for the county in the assemb...

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Peyton, Valentine, son of Henry Peyton of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex county, England, a royalist, was baptized in St. Dunstan's Church, West End, London, July 31, 1627, and came to Virginia about 1650. h...

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Edward Waters started out for Virginia with the Third Supply flotilla out of Falmouth in 1609, aboard the Sea Venture (found on passenger list). He had an adventurous time of it: "Thirty two people f...

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Immigrated to Virginia in July 1634 with his uncle Thomas Young as agents of the crown. from:

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Alice Elizabeth Pierce (Second source lists different birth and date dates) Birth: 1592 in England Death: 1642 in Isle Wight County, Virginia, Upper Parish Alice Bennett was a witness before the ...

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Thomas Bennett was a Member of the House of Burgesses as he represented Mulberry Island in 1632 (Burgess Journals 1619-59, p. xiii). Mulberry Island is in Warwick Co., and as Warwick's records were des...

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Robert3 Marshall (Captain John2, Captain John1) was born Abt. 1645 in Ireland, and died July 18, 1698 in Virginia. He married Mary Marshall. She was born 1648 in Ireland, and died Unknown. Chil...

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George MARABLE, the immigrant, was christened, it is believed, on 14 Aug 1631 in1659 Signature Canterbury, Saint Alphege, Kent, England.2He immigrated in or before 1652 to the Colony of Virginia. from:

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probably emigrated in 1635 w his father Arthur--------------------Col. George Jordan-[3809] was born about 1615 in England, died on 9 Oct 1678 in Southwark Parish, Surry County, VA and was buried in Fo...

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Arrive at Jamestown Virginia in 1642. Killed in an Indian massacre.--------------------W illiam settled in Charles City, Virginia in July 14, 1608 with his brother-in-law, Henry Dawkes.

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Capt. John Langhorne [10389] was born in 1640 in England and died in 1687 at age 47. John came to Warwick County, Virginia in 1666 with wife, the former Rebecca Carter of Bristol, England. The fami...

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Rev. Richard JAMES, a minister of the Established Church of England. 1635, 5 Oct: "Land was sighted and the voyage was almost over. Rev. Richard JAMES led the passengers in a prayer of thanksgiving f...

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Like many of our ancestors’ lives, William Hatcher’s has some disputed facts. His parents are not known and although a number of researchers have attached him to the Hatcher family of Careby, England, ...

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Daniel Gookin Sr., baptized in 1582 at Ripple in Kent, England, landed in Virginia in 1621 aboard the ship Flying Hart, which he either owned, or chartered for the voyage. A year later he re-crossed th...

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Thomas Capt.6 Harris (William Sr.5, Arthur4, William3, Arthur2, William1) was born 1586 in Crixse,Essex, England, and died 1658 in Henrico, Virginia. He married (1) Adria Gurganey 1611 in Henrico, ...

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(see #29) Thomas Capt.6 Harris (William Sr.5, Arthur4, William3, Arthur2, William1) was born 1586 in Crixse,Essex, England, and died 1658 in Henrico, Virginia. He married (1) Adria Gurganey 1611 in H...

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after William Perry died, Isabella married George Menifie, who was the wealthiest man in the colony. He was an attorney who trafficked in land, tobacco and laborers and also a member of the Council. Is...

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from Captain Henry Perry, son of William and Isabella, married the daughter of Captain George Menefie, Member of the Council and the owner of "Buckland" a large estate which adjoined "Westover." Ca...

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Gunston Hall, pretty reliable, says "George Mason was born in Pershore, Warwickshire, England, the son of Thomas Mason and Ann French." See: Chart #EE, Edward French, Pershore, Worcestershire, Englan...

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Christopher Reynolds was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and progenitor of R. J. Reynolds. Other notable descendants include Mark Twain and "Lonesome" Charley Reynolds. Please note: W...

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Sir William Gooch, 1st Baronet (21 October 1681 – 17 December 1751), born in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, and died in London, served as Governor of Virginia from 1727 through 1749. Technically, Go...

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Two ships John & Francis and Phoenix, collectively known as "the First Supply," left London for the newly established settlement in Virginia.—"Edward Gurgana" was one of those on board the Phoenix. The...

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