Capt. Thomas Jefferson - SAMUEL JEFFERSON & THOMAS JEFFERSON CONFLICTS

When Samuel Jefferson II was born on 11 October 1607, in Pettistree, Suffolk, England, his father, Samuel Jefferson, was 23 and his mother, Elizabeth Carr, was 18.

He married Elizabeth Deely on 13 April 1628, in Suffolk, England. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 1 daughter.

He died on 23 October 1690, in Leeward Islands, Curaçao, at the age of 83, and was buried in Middle Island, Pleasants, Virginia, United States.

Monticello Trying to Dispute & Change the History of Thomas Jefferson?

https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-ency...

Genealogical databases & Monticello seems to have been invaded by Antagonistic Provocateurs that are Trying to Dispute & Change the History of Thomas Jefferson?

What could be causing these conflicts?

Jealousy, Racism or the destruction of history of America's Noble & Honorable Heroes.

https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-ency...

NOBLE GENTRY FAIMLY, 1625 RECORDS

Romney Manor & Wingfield Estate have had only 5 family owners to-date. You might recognize the first, Sam Jeffreson II, the great, great, great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson (3rd president of the U.S.A), who purchased the property in 1625.

From the files & Historical Records of Noble Gentry Families-

https://www.caribellebatikstkitts.com/history-of-romney-manor#:~:te....

The Ronney Manor of Wingfield Estate Records of 1625 are as reliable as any ancient Church or Bible Records to prove who Samuel Jefferson was.

From the files & Historical Records of Noble Gentry Families-

https://www.caribellebatikstkitts.com/history-of-romney-manor#:~:te....

Other Jefferson Pedigree & Family Trees

Samuel Jefferson had a son named John Jefferson I.

He married Elizabeth and had a son with her named Samuel. This Captain Samuel Jefferson Sr. was born in Pettistree, Suffolk, England in 1584.

He married Elizabeth Carr in 1606. He went to the West Indies aboard the Hopewell. He had at least three children: Samuel Jr., John, and Susan.

His son Samuel Jr. was born in Pettistree, England in 1607. He married a woman named Elizabeth in England in 1628. He died in 1690 in Antigua and Barbuda. He had a son named Thomas. This Thomas Jefferson Sr. was born in St. Christopher, British West Indies, around 1640. He went to Henrico County, Virginia, where he married Mary Branch in 1677.

They had three issue together: Mary Field (Harris), Thomas II, and Martha (Wynne). His son Captain Thomas II was born in Colonial Virginia in 1679. He married Mary Field and had the following issue: Judith (Farrar),

Thomas III, Peter, Martha (Goode), and Mary (Turpin). His son Colonel Peter Jefferson was born in Osborne, Chesterfield, Virginia around 1708. He married Jane Randolph and had the following children with her, one of which was President of the United States: Jane, Mary (Bolling), Thomas, Elizabeth, Martha (Carr), Peter Field, Lucy (Lewis), Anna Scott, and Randolph. President Thomas Jefferson was born in Shadwell Planation, Virginia Colony in 1743. He married Martha Wayles in 1772 and had the following issue with her: Martha (Randolph), Jane (Randolph), Mary (Eppes), Lucy Elizabeth, Beverly William Kemmings, Harriet (Hemmings) Heckman, Madison James Hemmings, and Eston Hemmings.

Early American and New World Settlers

John Jefferson was recorded as living in Virginia in February 1623. He came to colonial America aboard the Bona Nova around 1620.

He owned 250 acres of land in a place called Archer’s Hope.

Other settlers in colonial America bearing this surname include James Jefferson (Virginia 1638), Robert Jefferson (Virginia 1639), Robert Jefferson (Virginia 1639), Alice Jefferson (Virginia 1648), Mary Jefferson (Virginia 1653), Edward Jefferson (Virginia 1704), Weldon Jefferson (Virginia 1704), Frances Jefferson and (Virginia 1711).

SOURCES:

https://coadb.com/surnames/jefferson-arms.html