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About Joseph Albrighton
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- ID: I079
- Name: Joseph Albrighton 1
- Sex: M
- Birth: ABT 1635 in Staffordshire, England
- Death: 1670 in York Co., VA
Father: Ralphe Albrighton b: 1608 in Staffordshire, England
Mother: Elizabeth unknown maiden Albrighton b: 1610 in Staffordshire, England
Marriage 1 unknown wife of Joseph Albrighton b: ABT 1635 in England
* Married: 1654 in York County, VA
Children
1. Joyce Albritton b: ABT 1654 in York Co., VA
2. Ralph Albritton b: 1656 in York Co., VA
Sources:
1. Title: Albritton's of the Second Millennuim by Bobbie G Albritton p. 23-24
Text: Joseph Albrighton was in VA prior to 1650 when he witnessed a document granting freedom to s slave name Mikill Gower. There is mention of the close relationship the Albritton's had to the Staffords.
There is conflict amongst researchers as to who was the father of Ralphe Albritton. It was probably Joseph or George.
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- ID: I0137
- Name: Joseph ALBRIGHTON
- Sex: M
- Birth: ABT. 1633 in Staffordshire, England
- Death: ABT. 1670 in York County, Virginia
Father: Ralphe ALBRIGHTON b: ABT. 1608 in Staffordshire, England
Mother: Elizabeth ? b: ABT. 1610 in Stafffordshire County, England
Marriage 1 UNKNOWN b: WFT Est. 1615-1640
* Married: ABT. 1654 in York County, Virginia
Children
1. Joyce Albritton b: ABT 1654 in York Co., VA
2. Ralph Albritton b: 1656 in York Co., VA
* Note: Joseph Albrighton was born in Staffordshire County, England around 1633 and came to York County, Virginia prior to 1650. He was an adult in York County by 1657 when he was a witness to a document whereby Anne Barnhouse gave freedom to a negro man named Mikill Gower, who had been owned by her brother , Xopher Stafford, deceased. This Document was dated October 25, 1657. Anne Barnhouse mentioned that the slave was owned by her uncle Robert Stafford, before her brother owned him. Joseph Albrighton was literate for he signed the document with his name and did not make a mark. Joseph Albrighton was not named as a son in the will of Francis Albrighton but is believed to be a nephew of Francis who also arrived in York County, Virginia prior to or around 1650. The Staffords mentioned above were closely connected to the Albrighton-Albritton family as James Albritton, the great grandson of Joseph, purchased a tract of land in Beaufort County, North Carolina from William Stafford. This would indicate strong ties between the families. Joseph Albrighton is believed to have died around 1670 in York County. The name of his wife is unknown. Ralphe Albritton of York County, Virginia is believed to be his son. It is not known if there were other children. Reference: O'Duvall, op.cit., page 18.
Sources:
1. Title: Albritton's of the Second Millennuim by Bobbie G Albritton p. 23-24
Text: Joseph Albrighton was in VA prior to 1650 when he witnessed a document granting freedom to s slave name Mikill Gower. There is mention of the close relationship the Albritton's had to the Staffords.
There is conflict amongst researchers as to who was the father of Ralphe Albritton. It was probably Joseph or George.
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Joseph Albrighton's Timeline
| 1635 |
1635
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Staffordshire, England
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| 1654 |
1654
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Isle of Wight County, Province of Virginia
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| 1656 |
1656
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Charles Parrish, York Co, VA
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| 1670 |
1670
Age 35
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Province of Virginia
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York County, VA, United States
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