Martha Wynne

”Hannah, wife of Jarvis Wingfield, is usually identified as the daughter of Thomas Wynne and Agnes Stith. BUT, if this is true, that means that Hannah's daughter Martha would've married her uncle, Thomas Wynne II (also a child of Thomas Wynne and Agnes Stith) -- not a legal possibility! In addition, Hannah was not listed as an heir in Thomas Wynne's will.”

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Llewellyn-2

Martha who married Thomas Wynne ll was the daughter of Jarvis Wingfield and Hannah (Wynne? Stith? Llewellyn? not certain but probably a relative to the Wynnes). Jarvis (1669-1756) was the son of William Wingfield who died 1676 in Charles City (today's Prince George County) and his wife a Miss Dix, daughter of Jarvis Dix (b. 1616, immigrated by 1636).

IMPORTANT RESEARCH THAT PROVES THAT THOMAS WYNNE WAS MARRIED TO MARTHA WINGFIELD, NOT MARTHA LLEWELLYN.

Lawsuit Wingfield vs Wingfield

“John Wingfield, John ..arton (Farlow? Barlow) and Mary his wife, Thomas Dixon and Judith his wife, Richard Huson and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Wynne and Martha his wife, Joel Wingfield, Joshua Wingfield, Martha Wingfield, and Peter Wingfield by Mary Wingfield their mother and protector which said Joshua, Martha and Peter are infants under the age of twenty one years and children of Edward Wingfield deceased and which said Edward Wingfield was and the said John Wingfield, Martha ??, Judith Dixon, Elizabeth Huson and Martha Wynne are the children of Gervas Wingfield late of this county deceased. That the said Gervas Wingfield being in his life time and at the time of his decease possessed a considerable personal estate consisting of sundry valuable slaves and other things departed this life on or about the ...... day of March one thousand seven hundred and fifty six Intestate leaving Hannah Wingfield his widow and relict and William Wingfield his oldest son and heir at law."

References

1. https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I1333... Thomas Wynne was the older son of Robert Wynne Jr. and Mary Poythress, b 1657 Charles City Co. VA. In 1678 he inherited substantial property in England from his father, but he continued to live in VA.Thomas and his brother Joshua were Indian interpreters. In 1703 the Nottoway and Meherrin Indians petitioned that he be named their interpreter, and he acted to prevent colonists from settling on their land around Bear Swamp. Will of Thomas Wynn (sic). Surry Co., VA, Deeds & Wills Part 1 (1715-1730), Page 117-118, w. 18 Feb (1716?), p. 21 May 1718.
2. http://wrenacres.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I2061&tree=Jo...
3. http://www.mcalearfamily.com/ps04/ps04_282.html
4. http://houseofgann.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I489&tree=W...