Frances Boulton

Frances Mottrom (1645–1720) married 1) Col. Nicholas Spencer 2) Rev John Boulton. She was the daughter of John Mottrom and Mary "Anne" Spencer.

Frances (Mottrom) Spencer lived in Virginia.

Nicholas Spencer married Frances Mottrom, the daughter of Col. John Mottrom of Coan Hall of Northumberland County, Virginia. Mottrom was likely the first white settler of the Northern Neck in the early seventeenth century. He later served as the first Burgess for Northumberland in 1645, and presided over the county court for four years. Mottrom's daughter and her husband Nicholas Spencer named one of their sons, Mottrom, after John Mottrom. She passed away about 1705.
Francis was born about 1645.

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Frances (Mottrom) Spencer (abt. 1645 - abt. 1720)

Frances Spencer formerly Mottrom

Born about 1645 in Coan Hall, Northumberland County, Virginia

Daughter of John Mottrom and Mary (Spencer) Mottrom

Sister of Anne (Mottrom) Codd and John Mottrom

Wife of Nicholas Spencer — married 1662 in Coan Hall, Northumberland County, Virginia

Wife of John (Bolton) Boulton — married 1693 in Virginia

Mother of Elizabeth (Spencer) Hancock, Nicholas William Spencer III, Alexander Spencer, William Nicholas Spencer, Elizabeth Emilie (Spencer) Lott, Mary Spencer, Elizabeth Ann (Spencer) Hawes and John Spencer

Died about 1720 in Westmoreland, Virginia [uncertain]

Sources

Source: Historical Southern Families. Volume XXIII Ford of Virginia & Kentucky, with Related Families: Mallory, Milstead
Source: M Nicholas Spencer. Geneanet.org. https://gw.geneanet.org/tdowling?lang=en&p=nicholas&n=spencer&oc=2
Source: Nicholas Spencer. en.Wikipedia.org. Accessed: 19 Aug 2018. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Spencer
Source: The Royal Descents of 600 Immigrants: https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=49324
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Source: Colonial Virginians and Their Maryland Relatives: Frances Mottrom m. bef. 1663 Col. Nicholas Spencer, Esq. of Cople, Secretary of Virginia from 1678 until his death in 1689. He was acting governor from September 1683 until April, 1684 {11V164}
Source: Family Data Collection - Births: Name: Frances Mottrom; Father: Col John Mottrom; Mother: Lucy Mottrom; Birth Date: 1645; City: Coan Hall; County: Northumberland; State: VA; Country: USA
Source: Family Data Collection - Births: Name: Frances Mottrom; Father: John Col Mottrom; Mother: John Mottrom; Birth Date: 1640; City: Northumberland; State: VA; Country: USA
Source: Family Data Collection - Individual Records: Name: Frances Mottrom; Spouse: Frances Mottrom; Parents: Col, Lucy John Mottrom, Mottrom; Birth Place: Coan Hall, Northumberland Co, VA; Birth Date: 1645; Marriage Place: Coan Hall, Northumberland Co, VA; Marriage Date: 1662; Death Date: 1720
Source: Millennium File: Name: Frances Mottrom; Gender: Female; Birth Date: 1640; Birth Place: Northumberland, Virginia, USA; Death Date: 1705; Spouse: Nicholas "Col " Spencer; Children: Nicholas "Honorable" Spencer; Household Members: Name: Nicholas "Col " Spencer; Frances Mottrom
Source: Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors, Vol. II: Spencer, Nicholas (c1638/40- ) Va.; m. Frances Mottram. Town Secretary; Burgess.
Source: U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970: Name: Frances Mottrom; SAR Membership: 81836; Role: Ancestor; Application Date: 19 Feb 1957; Spouse: Nicholas Spencer; Children: Nicholas Spencer; Household Members: Name: Richard Alexander Bryson; Mary Ellen Ford; George Gillespie Bryson; Frances Barrett; Luther Ford; Nancy Embry; William Ford M D; Rachel B Spencer; Joh Ford; Brooks; Nicholas Spencer III; Frances Mottrom; Nicholas Spencer II; Mary Castwick; Nicholas Spencer; Sir Edward Castwick
Source: U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970: Name: Frances Mottram; SAR Membership: 33194; Role: Ancestor; Application Date: 5 Apr 1920; Spouse: Nicholas Spencer; Children: Anne Spencer; Household Members: Name: Major Harry Bartow Hawes; Susan E Simrall; Smith Nicholas Hawes; Hettie Morrison Nicholas; Richard Hawes Jr; Clara Walker; Richard Hawes; Anne Walker; Samuel Hawes; Hugh Walker; Anne Spencer; Samuel Hawes; Frances Mottram; Colonel Nicholas Spencer Jr
Source: Virginia, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800: Name: Frances Mottrom; Marriage Date: Abt 1665; Spouse Name: Nicholas Spencer; Marriage Location: Virginia, United States; Household Members: Name: Frances Mottrom; Nicholas Spencer
Also see:
Place sources here:
Virginia, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800 for Nicholas Spencer
Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800
Added Source for marriage to John Bolton: Virginia, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. Original data: Headley, Robert K.; Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649–1800. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2003. Page 45
Acknowledgments

Profile Mottrom-6 created through the import of Rankin-Ridgdill Family Tree.ged on Oct 4, 2011 by Elizabeth Rankin
Thank you to Raymond Nichols for creating Mottrom-12 on 30 Oct 13.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Spencer

Nicholas Spencer married Frances, the daughter of Col. John Mottrom of Coan Hall of Northumberland County, Virginia.[24] Mottrom was likely the first white settler of the Northern Neck in the early seventeenth century. He later served as the first Burgess for Northumberland in 1645, and presided over the county court for four years. Mottrom's daughter and her husband Nicholas Spencer named one of their sons, Mottrom, after John Mottrom. Another Spencer son, William, returned to England for schooling and remained there, serving as a Whig Member of Parliament for Bedfordshire. William Spencer, the son of the Virginia emigrant Nicholas, married Lady Catherine Wentworth, daughter of Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Cleveland.[25] (Following the early death of William, his brother Nicholas Jr. returned to England to succeed to the family estates.)

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Nicholas Spencer died in Virginia in 1688. In his will in April 1688, Spencer styled himself "of Nominy in Westmoreland Co. in Virginia."[32] Nicholas Spencer left five sons: William, Mottrom, Nicholas Jr., John, and Francis (to whom his father left Mount Vernon). Spencer probably had at least two daughters, Elizabeth Spencer and Lettice Barnard to whom Mottrom Spencer referred to in his will as "my sister Mrs. Lettice Barnard"

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In his will, filed with the English courts at Canterbury, Col. Spencer named his "singular good friends Coll. Isaac Allerton of Matchotick, Capt. George Brent of Stafford Co. (former Governor of Maryland), and Capt. Lawrence Washington[33]" to serve as trustees of his estates.[34] Capt. Washington, named by Spencer as a trustee, was the younger brother of Lt. Col. John Washington and was born in 1635. He and the other trustees named by Col. Spencer in his will received forty shillings for mourning rings.

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Following Nicholas Spencer's death, the family's 6,000-acre (24 km2) plantation at Nomini in Westmoreland was sold. In 1709 Robert Carter purchased the Spencer property from the heirs of Col. Spencer for £800 sterling, marking the end of the Spencer family's residence in Westmoreland, and delineating the future site of Nomini Hall, the Carter family seat in Westmoreland occupying the former Spencer estate.[35]

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