Anne Hooe, Il

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https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I0170... Shows Rice Hooe lll (1661 - 1726), son of Rice Hooe & Susannah, married 3 times:

1. Mary Dade (daughter of Francis Dade & Beheathland Bernard), widow of Robert Massey ll (son of Robert Massey l & Anne Howson l)
2. Anne Howson ll (daughter of Robert Howson ll & Sarah)
3. Frances Townshend (daughter of Robert Townshend & Mary Langhorne), widow of 1) Francis Dade 2) John Withers

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Robert Howson’s daughters were named in the will of Robert Hewitt, 1689, Stafford County:

... “Also it is my will intent & meaninge that if ye said Lande fail to my Daughter SARAH that then MARY HOWSON, ANNE BEHETHLAND & SARAH HOWSON shall have ye next foure tents after MR. SANDERSON everyone haveinge accordingle to their age begininge wth MARY first, ...”

... “and in case of r mortality before my two children then to bee divided amongst ye Daughters of Mr ROBERT HOWSON deced equally”

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Ann Howson, daughter of Robert Howson and Widow of Capt Robert Massey and second married Francis (Townshend) Dade-Withers for her third marriage originally married Col Rice Hooe, the son of Rice Hooe I and Catherine (Taliaferro) who also married Jane (Seymour). SOURCE: Avatar from book in Ocala, FL Public Library called Virginia Marriages.

Source: http://www.sleepydog.com/genealogy/john/fam108.html

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Anne Howson was the daughter of Robert Howson of the early colonial Virginia Alexandria area. Robert Howson patented in 1669 6000 acres that are now part of the city of Alexandria. Anne married first Captain Robert Massie; as a widow, she married Rice (also known as Rhuys) Hooe. Rice Hooe patented one thousand acres of land in King George County, Virginia Colony, and erected "a fine colonial residence known as 'Barnesfield.'" Rice Hooe was, at an unidentified time, a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses; he was a vestryman for Overwharton parish from 1700 to 1703. He was promoted from the rank of Captain to Lieutenant Colonel in the colonial militia. Rice (Rhuys) Hooe died in 1758. Seven generations of Hooe "lie buried at 'Barnesfield.'"

Howson Hooe was a fourth son of Rice Hooe and his first wife, Anne (Howson-Massie) Hooe; he married Frances Bernard who born a son Howson (more information in the source). There is more ancestry and downline for this Hooe Family in the Enclopedia cited.

SOURCES

1. Tyler, Lyon Gardiner, LL.D. Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography Volume V. Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York, 1995. Google Books. Page 808.

2. U.S. and International Marriage records 1560-1900. Ancestry.com. ICON attached.

!Descendants of Virginia Calverts. O'Gorman, Ella Foy,. Los Angeles. unknown. 1947. Online at Ancestry.com.* Reference: RootsWeb's WorldConnect - SmartCopy: Jul 24 2017, 4:03:03 UTC