John Goare of Middlesex County, Virginia

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John Gore

Also Known As: "John Gore Esq of London", "Goar", "Goare"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Probably, England
Death: circa 1674 (32-49)
Lancaster County, Virginia Colony, British North America
Immediate Family:

Husband of Margaret Ascough
Father of Joseph Gore and Henry Gore

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About John Goare of Middlesex County, Virginia

John Gore was born Abt 1633 and died Abt 1674 in Middlesex Co., VA.

His birth date and place has been seen as May 23, 1634 Waltham Abbey, Essex, England which seems a mixup with John Gore, of Roxbury

family

Parents unknown.

He married Margaret before 1669 in Middlesex Co., VA. She was born Abt 1631, of Middlesex Co., VA, and died in Middlesex Co., VA. she later m2. George Ransome and then m3. John Ayscough.

Their children

  1. Joseph Gore b: 1669 in Middlesex Co., VA. Married 1) Mary Allison 2) Lucretia Tugwell
  2. Henry Gore b: 1671 in Middlesex Co., VA. Married Elizabeth Allison

notes

A Sir Paul Gore was sent from Ireland or England by Queen Elizabeth to start a colony similar to Jamestown.

John came to America 26 Feb 1653. Jim Gore states that early VA records have "clearly shown that Joseph and Henry Goare were the only children of the immigrant John and his wife Margaret."

From Ted Gill: In Lower Norfolk records, p. 44, 15 Apr 1653 , a certificate is noted for Thomas Willoughby, Jr., for transporting, among others, John Gore. Thus Willoughby claimed Gore as a headright, and Gore would have come from England before that time.

In OB 2:348, under date of 29 Nov 1665, and recorded in Lancaster Co., 01 Jun 1666, Augustine Moone gave John Gore his power of attorney. Since Abraham Moone was dead by this t ime, one wonders if Augustine was of his family. (*check notes on David Allison for Abraham Moone).

On 16 Jan 1658 John Gore patented 150 acres of land on th e north side of the Peanketanke River in Lancaster Co, Va . I have been unable to determine if he was an emigrant o r a descendant of thomas Gore who was among the 1st settler s at Jamestown in 1607. His roots are in England tho, sinc e he maintained a bank account in London.

Married: ABT. 1649 in Middlesex Co, VA Children Gerard Gor e Henry Gore Joseph Gore b: 8 APR 1651 in Middlesex Co, V A Joshua Gore b: 1664 Source: "Relatives of Ralph and Pa t Roberts" file at Ancestry.com, contact: Ralph Roberts

Virginia County Records, Volume VI: Lancaster County. Boo k No. 4. Page 348. Name: John Gore. Year: 1658. Comment: 150 acres.

Name Suffix: Esquire of London


From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gore-542

John Gore (according to the Patent Book 4) took out a patent on 150 acres on the Northe side of the Peanketanke River in Lancaster C. on 1/16/1658. He was involved in the transport of 3 people: Sir Henry Chichley, Richard Chamley, and Jonathon Layward. Sir Henry Chichley, Knight, was granted 2200 acres on the north side of the Rappahannock River opposite Port Tobacco on 8 Dec 1656. John Gore was acquainted with the landed gentry of the day. In 1673, Middlesex Co. was formed from part of Lancaster Co. and his 150 acres is now located in Middlesex Co.
There was a Thomas Gore listed as one of the 104 original settlers of the Jamestown Colony in 1607. According to the diary kept by the famous Captain John Smith, Thomas survived the hardships of the colon's first year of existence. The colony was was decimated by famine in the years that followed and also Inian attacks in 1622 and in the following year a census was taken and Thomas Gore was not listed in this census, nor were any others by the name of Gore. Either Thomas died sometime between 1608 and 1623, or he returned to England as some of the early settlers did. It is possible that Thomas or one of his descendants returned to Va. I have no info on that.
John Gore's wife was named Margaret. After his death, she married George Ransome and after his death, she married again to John Ascough. In Aschough's will, he gave his wife and her children by John *Goare* all his esstate on the north side of Peanketanke River. Based on the above, we know that John and Margaret had several children.

descent

From http://www.wargs.com/political/gore.html "Ancestry of Al Gore" by William Addams Reitwiesner

"As shown above, Vice President Al Gore's immigrant Gore ancestor was John Goare of Middlesex County, Virginia, who arrived before 1677. If there was any connection between James Gore and John Goare, it would have to have been before they emigrated (separately) to North America, but their origins are (currently) unknown."

8/GREAT-GRANDPARENTS

(1024) John Goare, d. Middlesex Co., Va., by 1677 m. (1025) Margaret --, she later m2. George Ransome and then m3. John Ayscough.

7/GREAT-GRANDPARENTS

(512) Joseph Gore, b. Lancaster or Middlesex Co., Va. ca. 1669, d. Middlesex Co., Va., 8 Dec. 1726 m. (513 Mary Allison, b. Oct. 1671, d. before 1709


Notable Descendants

  • * Mounce Gore Butler (1849-1917) - Wikipedia - Henry was his 5th great grandfather.
  • * Albert Arnold Gore Sr. (1907-1998) - Wikipedia - Henry was his 7th great grandfather.
  • * Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (1948) - Wikipedia - Henry was his 8th great grandfather.
  • * Beatrice Louise Gore (1925-2005) - Wikipedia - He was her 9th great grandfather.
  • * Deborah Gore Dean - Wikipedia - He was her 10th great grandfather.

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John Goare of Middlesex County, Virginia's Timeline

1633
1633
Probably, England
1669
1669
Lancaster County, Virginia Colony
1671
1671
Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia
1674
1674
Age 41
Lancaster County, Virginia Colony, British North America
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