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Richard Johns¹

• Last Edited: 6 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: say 1630; London, England²
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1656; Bride=Jane Fox²
• (Testator) Will*: 12 January 1703/4; WILL 0F RICHARD JOHNS King William Co., VA
  In the Name of God Amen, I, Richard Johns, of King Wm. County being very sick and weake in body but of Perfect Sence and Strength of memory thanks be to God Allrnighty Doe Constitute this. my Last will and Testament as followeth; first I comnitt my Soul into the hands cf Allimighty God who gave it unto me trusting through the merits and intercession of my blessed Saviour Jesus Christ to have free pardon and forgiveness for all my Sins, my body I commit to the Earth to be Decently buryed at the Deferentions of my Exrs hereafter named and as for the worldly Estate It hath pleased Almighty God to bestow upon mee I give bequeath as followeth, It. I give and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Jane Johns the Plantation I now live on and all the Land thereunto belonging as far as beaver dam run durein her naturall life and..after her Decease to my Sonn Rich’d Johns and the heirs of his body Lawfully begotten for Ever but if Said Sonn Rich’d Dye without issue as aforesd then the sd Land to fall .to my Sonn Arthur Johns and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten for Ever in Case of failure of issue of both my sd Sons as aforesd then my desire is that the Land fall to my Sonn John Johns and his heires for ever. It. It is my Desire that my Sonn Rich’d have Liberty to Live on the Plantation with his mother dureing the time of her Life and in Case of their disagreeing then my desire is my sd sonn have Liberty to Seate and live on any part of my Land above named. It. I Give unto my Sonn Wm. Johns one hundred acres of Land being the Plantation hee now lives on to him and his heires forever. It. I Give unto my Sonn Thomas Johns one hundred acres of Land out my Land adjoining to the Land my Sonn William lives on to him and his heires for Ever.
  
  It. I Give unto my Sonn Robert Johns all the remaining part cf my Land in these parts after the above two hundred acres is Laid out to him and his heires for Ever. It. I Give unto my Sonn Arthur Johns the remaining part of the devident of Land I now live on known by the name cf the Island neck to him and the heires of his body Lawfully begotten for Ever but in Case of failure of Such issue then to my Sonn Rich’d Johns and the heires of his body Lawfully begotten for Ever and in Case of failure of issue as above of both my two Sonns then my desire is that it fall to my Sonn John Johns and his heires for ever. It. I give to my Sonn Rich’d Johns a Negroe man called Will at the Expiration of three yeares after my decease and Dureing that three years the Said Negroe is to live with my wife and what Ever his labour Shall produce Dureing the time I Desire and appoint it for my Sonn John Johns toward the buying of a piece cf Land to him and his heirs for Ever. It. I Give to my Daughter Eliz’a now the wife of James Adams twenty shillings Ster’l. It. I give to my Daughter Mary now the wife of John Randle twenty Shillings Ster’l. It. I give to my Daughjter Jane now the wife of Josias Randle Six hundred pounds of Sweet sented Tobacco and Cask Convenient. It. I give to my Daughter Anne Johns two cows and calves and one Thousand pounds cf Sweetsented Tob’o and Cask Convenient to be paid at the age of Eighteen yeares or the day of marryage which Shall .first happen. It. I give to my daughter Martha Johns two Cows & Calves and one Thousand pounds of Sweetsented Tob’o and Cask Convenient to be paid her at the age Eighteen yeares or the day of Marriage which Shall first happen. It. All ye rest and residue of my personall Estate both goods and Chattells that I have not All ready given away I give and bequeaath to my Loveing wife Jane Johns whom I Constitute and ordain my full and sole Ex’r of this my Last Will and Testament Consisting of this and two other sides of halfe a Sheet of paper. In witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand & Seale this 12th day of January Anno 1703.
  V 1 p 106 The mark of
  Rid’d Johns R.J. Seal
  Witnesses: Henry Fox, Wm. Thomas, John Fox
  At a Court held for King Wm. County ye 20th day of March Anno Dom 1703 This will was proved by the Oaths of Henry Fox, Jno Fox, Gent., witnesses thereto and order for probate thereof
  Granted Jane Johns Ex’r thereunto named.
  Vere Rscord’t
  Teste Wm. Aylett Cl.Cur. Test. Wm.. Aylett, Cl.Cur.
  ¹
• Research Note*: 26 October 1999; From Robert R. Johns:
  
  Dear Fellow Researchers,
  
  My Johns ancestors were involved in the tobacco trade between London and Colonial Virginia from about 1600-1650. The progenitor of the family seems to have been William Johns who operated a firm called Motley and Johns which owned a ship called the "Unity". In 1585 a William Johns christened a son, Richard Johns at St. Margaret's Westminster. Later in the early 1600s the following Johns individuals turned up as tobacco importers and trade goods exporters in London. William, Richard, Roger, Jack Robert, John known to be Jack Robert's brother, and Thomas. This first Richard Johns I believe to be the son of William christened at St Margaret's. Richard Sr. sailed on the ship "Mayflower" owned by her Master Peter Andrewes, in her voyage of 1633-34 to Virginia from Gravesend. On this voyage Roger Johns and Jacob Johns accopanied Richard Sr. Richard returned to London on the same voyage with a cargo of tobacco. Roger stayed on in Northampton Co., VA and remained there as agent until his death in abt. 1652. Roger was a bachelor and had no known offspring. Richard Sr. remained active in the tobacco trade and meanwhile had some children. His wife's name is unknown, but in a deposition he gave in 1634 before the High Court of the Admiralty regarding his treatment during the afoementioned voyage of the "Mayflower", he acknowledged his age to be 42 and his residence to be St. Ethelburga Parish, Bishopsgate, London. In about 1650 Captain John Fox, set sail for Virginia with a Richard Johns and a Jane Fox aboard his ship. These two, Richard and Jane, turned up as headrigts in two recorded land grants in Virginia. I believe this Richard to be the son of Richard Sr. and we know that Jane Fox was the daughter of Captain John Fox. Not too long after Richard and Jane arrived in Virginia they were married and produced nine children. Richard left a will recorded in King William County, VA in 1702/03. Richard and Jane became the progenitors of many of the Johns families of Virginia.
  
  Captain John Fox is reported to be the son of Thomas Fox, a member of the London Co. of 1608-09. He is said to be descended from the Fox Family of Great Missenden, Bucks Co., England. His wife is believed to be Elizabeth Pickernell dau. of John Pickernell. This information was found in "Genealogies of Virginia Families".
  
  I would like to hear from anyone who can verify or disprove any of this information. Does anyone know if the London Co of 1608-09 kept a record of membership? Any help would be gratefully received.
  
  Rob Johns, Director of the Johns Family Research Group.²

Jane Fox

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• (Child) Birth*: say 1634; London, England²
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1656; Groom=Richard Johns²
• Married Name: say 1656; Johns
• Death*: after 1704; King William Co., Virginia²
• Research Note*: 26 October 1999; From Robert R. Johns:
  
  The subject of the antecedents of Jane Fox Johns has been somewhat controversial. There are several different Fox pedigrees form different sources with slightly different connections. I have done a lot of research on this subject and have drawn my own conclusion which may not be accurate and probably don't reflect the consensus of other researchers whom I know. I am copying them on this msg to let them know my final feelings on the subject.
  
  I am copying below excerpts from "Memorial to Henry Fox, Gentleman, of `Huntington`, King William County, Virginia." by George H. S. King, published on pgs 713-725 of "Genealogies of Virginia Families" vol I A-Ge. This work comes close to confirming the results of additional research that I have done in the image files of the Colonial Records of the Library of Virginia, "English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records" by Louis des Cognets, Jr., and "Virginia Gleanings" by Lothrop Withington.
  
  pg. 715: (Title) "Captain John Fox, The Immigrant". The founder of the Fox family in Virginia was Captain John Fox who commanded several trading vessels plying between England and Virginia. It is not positively ascertained that he lived in Virginia, but the writer is inclined to believe he did. ( As am I. RJ ) He was a member of the Fox family of Great Missenden Parish in Bucks County, England whose coat of arms appear on the memorial to Henry Fox. It seems more than likely that Captain John Fox was the son of Thomas Fox, a member of the London Company in 1608, who resided in London, England.
  
  The minutes of the Council and General Court of the Colony of Virginia, evince this court order:
  
  "At a Court held on October 14, 1625, being prsent Sr. Francis Wyatt, Knight, Governor, etc. Captain Francis West, Captain Roger Smith, Captain Ralph Hamer, Captain Samuel Matthews,Mr. William Cleyborne. It is ordered yt the p,vost Marshall shall receave all such debts and tobacco as shall be dew to Elizabeth Ffox, widow, and to take the charge of sendinge of the same to her unto England, and receave bill of ladinge for ye same, and to pay such debts as ffox did owe in this country."
  
  The same manuscript page 76, records this order, dated 28 November 1625:
  
  "Yt it is ordered yt the pvost marshall shall give a discharge to the purser of the Elizabeth for the receipte of these goods wch he hath receaved of John Fox and John Pickernell, who died at sea, And to take charge of sendinge the tobacco made of these goods into England" ( The Virginia Colonial Records Data Base confirms that Captain John Fox was the master of the ship "Constant Elizabeth" as late as 1664. RJ )
  
  "It thus appears that Mrs, Elizabeth Fox was the widow of one who was intimately associated with the affairs of the Colony, and therefor Thomas Fox of the London Co. The fact that her husband's name is not specified is evidence of this association, hence there was no need to specify it". (I would have preferred to see her husband's name specified. I have chcked a copy of the 1609 Charter of the Virginia Company of London. The name of Thomas Fox is listed as a share holder, RJ)
  
  "At the time of his father's death, in 1625 John Fox was a young man, sailing on one of his father's ships, the "Elizabeth", named for his mother. He also acted as agent for his father, Thomas Fox, in trading with the Colony". (This is verified by many records in the LVA Colonial Records Files which have Captain John Fox sailing in the "Constant Elizabeth" as master 1654, and various other ships as master the "Thomas and Ann" July 1655, the "Mary" 1676".
  
  It appears by these references, quoted by Mr George H. S. King, that John Pickernell, who died at sea on a voyage with John Fox to Virginia, was the father of Elizabeth Pickernell Fox, who was the mother of John Fox and the wife of Thomas Fox of the London Company. (RJ)²

Josias Randle

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• (Child) Birth*: say 1676
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1704; Bride=Jane Johns
• (Testator) Will*: 3 January 1703/4; His will on file in King William County, VA, January 1703, mentions wife and one child in esse.
  
  Securities for Jane (Johns) Randle as executrix for Josias' estate were John Randle and Robert Johns
  
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  The Will of Josias Randle [Transcribed by Daniel Wilson Randle]
  
  In the name of God Amen I Josias Randle of King
  Wm. County being Sick and weake of Body but of perfect mind
  and memory thanks be given to Allmighty God doe make and ordain
  this my Last will and Testament in mannor & form following
  ___I Bequeath my Soul unto the hands of Almighty God who
  gave it unto me trusting through the merits & _____ and P____
  ___ of___my only Savior Jesus Christ to have free pardon and for-
  giveness for all my sins and for my body to be buried in
  Christian and decent mannor and according to the deferention of my
  Exrs hereafter named. 2dly if ______ that my wife Jane Randle
  [be] delivered of a Child _________ formation _____
  months after my decease for my will is that if it Should please
  God to be a male Child that he be paid the sum of Twenty
  pounds _____ money by bills of Exchange out my Estate
  at the age of twenty years by my Exre hereafter named
  and if it Should please God Shee be delivered of a female
  Child my will is that Shee be paid the Like Summe of Twenty pounds
  That at the age of Eighteen years old or at the day of her
  marriage which Shall first happen out of my Estate
  as afores'd. Lastly I Give and bequeath unto my _____ wife
  Jane Randle all the rest of my Estate both _____ and
  of what _____ and Kind or Quality soever ____ whose
  hand or hands they or any part or parcell hereof ____ and
  remain (my just bond first paid) and _______________
  and Said Exrs of this my last will and testament hereby
  revoking and making any and all former wills by ____
  ______ made. In witness whereof I have here unto set
  my hand and Seal this third Day of January Anno Domi 1703
  
  Signed ________ Published and Josias Randle
  Declared in ________________
  
  Hen. Webber ) At a Court held for King Wm County
  John Randle ) the 20th day of March Anno Domi 1704
  Mary Randle )
  The within will proved by the oaths of John Randle and
  Mary Randle witnesses thereto and ord'd for probate thereto recorded
  Jane Randle Exer thereon named
  Teste Wm Aylett Clerk
  _____ Recordd _____ Wm Aylett
  
  
  Bond Regarding the Estate of Josias Randle
  [King William Will Book IX, page 139]
  
  Know all Men by these presents that wid. Jane
  Randle, John Randle and Robert Johns of King William
  County doe owe and stand indebted unto the _____
  his Maj. Justices of the peace for the Said County [torn]
  the Summe of three hundred pounds of good and Lawful
  money of England to the payment whereof ____ and
  _____ to be made unto the said Justices _____ and _____
  _____ & do bind one ____ and Every of use and one and Every
  of our honor Exr and admit joyntly and severally _________
  _______ witness our hands and Seales this 20th
  day of March 1703/4
  
  The Condition of the above Obligation [is] Such that
  if the above bound Jane Randle who at a Court held for
  the said County of King William 20th day of March
  1703/4 obtained a Probate of the Last will and Testament
  of Josias Randle her dec'd husband _____ Shall and doe from
  time to time and at set times hereafter to set its Limits and
  purposes perform & fulfill the said will and fully pay and
  satisfy all such ____ as therein are _____E_____ and
  doe and inform all and watsoever the Law E_____ in
  such Case then the above obligation to be ______ Voyd [?]
  ___________ power and Virtue ________
  
  Sealed and Delivered in the Jane I Randle
  ___________ of
  King Wm ) March ___20th: 1703/4 Robt Johns
  County___) John Randle
  The above and acknowledged in open Court on the
  _______________ and ordered to be recorded
  
  Vere Recorded Teste Teste Wm Aylett _______
  Wm Aylett C.C.
  IX - 139¹

Jane Johns

• Father: Richard Johns b. s 1630
• Mother: Jane Fox b. s 1634, d. a 1704

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1684
• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1704; Groom=Josias Randle
• Married Name: circa 1704; Randle

John Fox¹

• Father: Henry Fox Third Sonne¹ b. s 1578, d. c 1625
• Mother: Elizabeth Pickernell¹ b. s 1577

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• Biography*: John was also a merchant and commanded the "Whitehorse and Currycomb," the "Thomas and Anne," and the "Elizabeth."²
• (Child) Birth*: say 1602; London, England²
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1625; Bride=Elizabeth Convers^3,2
• (Deceased) Death*: circa 1665; Wapping Wall, Stepney Parish, Middlesex, England⁴

Elizabeth Convers¹

• Father: Alexander Convers² b. c 1574, d. a 7 Mar 1639

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• Birth*: circa 1608; London, England¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1625; Groom=John Fox^3,4
• Married Name: say 1625; Fox¹

Henry Fox Third Sonne^1,2

• Father: William Fox³ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane⁴ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 3 Jan 2005

• Biography*: Henry was a merchant in London and traded with the American colonies. Although he was a Londoner, he died in Virginia.²
• (Child) Birth*: say 1578; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England⁵
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1598; England; Bride=Elizabeth Pickernell
• (Deceased) Death*: circa 1625; Virginia²

Elizabeth Pickernell¹

• Father: John Pickernell¹ b. s 1547

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: say 1577; England¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1598; England; Groom=Henry Fox Third Sonne
• Married Name: say 1598; Fox¹

John Pickernell¹

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1547¹

John Fox Jr.¹

• Father: John Fox b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 11 Mar 2018

• Birth*: say 1627; London, England^1,2
• Death*: 16 April 1682; Virginia¹
• Biography*: John was granted land in Petworth parish of Gloucester Co., VA by Charles II on 20 Sep 1661.
  
  He also bought land in New Kent Co., VA.
  
  He married twice, his first wife is unknown. His second wife was Margaret Thomas, in Middlesex, England.
  
  He commanded the "William & Mary" and immigrated to America in 1664-5.²

Isabel Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1628^1,2

Stephen Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1630^1,2

Thomas Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1632^1,2

Peter Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1634^1,2

Mary Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1636^1,2

William Fox¹

• Father: John Fox¹ b. s 1602, d. c 1665
• Mother: Elizabeth Convers¹ b. c 1608

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1638^1,2

Alexander Convers¹

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: circa 1574; England¹
• Death*: after 7 March 1639; London, England¹

John Daniel

• Last Edited: 17 Feb 2018

• Birth*: say 1615; England
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1635; Bride=Ann Jones
• Research Note*: 9 January 2005; Tom Valentine's original comments with regard to the probable liaison between John Daniel of London and Anne Jones are certainly not cast in stone, however, the probabilities that this John Daniel is the father of Anne's son Thomas have led him to the beliefs that are quoted or proposed on my web page....
  
  1. We have no doubt that Thomas Daniel of Isle of Wight County, Virginia who died in 1709 is, indeed, the son of Anne Jones as mentioned in her Will. Remember, she specifically stated that her son Thomas Daniel was in "Virginia across the seas".
  
  2. Of course, we cannot state with such authority that John Daniel of London was indeed the father of Anne's son, Thomas however, a very careful examination of this John's Last Will & Testament, along with the proximity of his residence to that of Anne Jones and the fact that they were both of St. Clement Danes is, to us, very strong evidence. In his Will, John does not state that his son Thomas is in Virginia however, this is certainly not conclusive. There certainly is a Thomas Daniel from St. Clement Danes on the list of Royalist prisoners transported to Virginia in 1657 by Cromwell. When
  John Daniel died in 1665, he may not have known just exactly where his son had gone.
  
  3. In the estate settlement of the Estate of Susan Daniel, widow of John Daniel, Thomas is not mentioned, only her son, Charles Daniel (who, by the way is also mentioned in the Will of John Daniel in 1665). This further bolsters our belief that Thomas was not the son of Susan but her late husband's son by Anne Jones.
  
  4. Tom has been deciphering the Wills of every single "Daniel" in the vicinity of St. Clement Danes and all parishes within a 25 mile radius and thus far has not turned up any further references to a "Thomas Daniel".
  
  5. He also found in studying the Wills in England and the colonies in the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th centuries that illegitimate children were frequently mentioned in these Wills without the mother being named. Note, Thomas was indeed specifically named in the Will of John Daniel so that he could legally inherit. In Tom's review of the laws of England, as promulgated under King Henry VIII and confirmed under the Commonwealth of Oliver Cromwell and King Charles II under the restoration act, it was not necessary for the mother of an illegitimate child to be named in order for that child to inherit from the father or vice versa.
  
  6. "Jones" could certainly have been the married name of Anne at her death in 1679 and her son, Thomas Daniel could have been born when she was single, as her age would indicate. In her Will, she said that she was a widow and under modern terminology that would indicate that her late husband was a "Jones". If she had stayed single all of her life (and was indeed the sister of John Jones whose children were named in her Will) she would have probably passed herself off as a widow with a son (Thomas Daniel) whose husband had died when the son was an infant.; Principal=Ann Jones¹

Ann Jones¹

• Last Edited: 17 Feb 2018

• Birth*: before 14 April 1616; Parish of St. Katherine by the Tower, Middlesex, England¹
• (Child) Christening: 14 April 1616; Parish of St. Katherine by the Tower, Middlesex, England
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1635; Groom=John Daniel
• Married Name: say 1635; Daniel¹
• Research Note*: 9 January 2005; Tom Valentine's original comments with regard to the probable liaison between John Daniel of London and Anne Jones are certainly not cast in stone, however, the probabilities that this John Daniel is the father of Anne's son Thomas have led him to the beliefs that are quoted or proposed on my web page....
  
  1. We have no doubt that Thomas Daniel of Isle of Wight County, Virginia who died in 1709 is, indeed, the son of Anne Jones as mentioned in her Will. Remember, she specifically stated that her son Thomas Daniel was in "Virginia across the seas".
  
  2. Of course, we cannot state with such authority that John Daniel of London was indeed the father of Anne's son, Thomas however, a very careful examination of this John's Last Will & Testament, along with the proximity of his residence to that of Anne Jones and the fact that they were both of St. Clement Danes is, to us, very strong evidence. In his Will, John does not state that his son Thomas is in Virginia however, this is certainly not conclusive. There certainly is a Thomas Daniel from St. Clement Danes on the list of Royalist prisoners transported to Virginia in 1657 by Cromwell. When
  John Daniel died in 1665, he may not have known just exactly where his son had gone.
  
  3. In the estate settlement of the Estate of Susan Daniel, widow of John Daniel, Thomas is not mentioned, only her son, Charles Daniel (who, by the way is also mentioned in the Will of John Daniel in 1665). This further bolsters our belief that Thomas was not the son of Susan but her late husband's son by Anne Jones.
  
  4. Tom has been deciphering the Wills of every single "Daniel" in the vicinity of St. Clement Danes and all parishes within a 25 mile radius and thus far has not turned up any further references to a "Thomas Daniel".
  
  5. He also found in studying the Wills in England and the colonies in the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th centuries that illegitimate children were frequently mentioned in these Wills without the mother being named. Note, Thomas was indeed specifically named in the Will of John Daniel so that he could legally inherit. In Tom's review of the laws of England, as promulgated under King Henry VIII and confirmed under the Commonwealth of Oliver Cromwell and King Charles II under the restoration act, it was not necessary for the mother of an illegitimate child to be named in order for that child to inherit from the father or vice versa.
  
  6. "Jones" could certainly have been the married name of Anne at her death in 1679 and her son, Thomas Daniel could have been born when she was single, as her age would indicate. In her Will, she said that she was a widow and under modern terminology that would indicate that her late husband was a "Jones". If she had stayed single all of her life (and was indeed the sister of John Jones whose children were named in her Will) she would have probably passed herself off as a widow with a son (Thomas Daniel) whose husband had died when the son was an infant.; Principal=John Daniel¹

John Convers¹

• Father: Alexander Convers¹ b. c 1574, d. a 7 Mar 1639

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: circa 1602; London, England¹
• Death*: after 2 November 1653¹

William Fox¹

• Father: Henry Fox² b. s 1521
• Mother: Miss (?) Hawes of London³ b. s 1521

• Last Edited: 3 Jan 2005

• Biography*: His coat of arms was (is?) depicted in "the south window of the Chancel o fthe Parish Church of Griat Missenden, and also depicted in Ware Parish Church, Gloucester Co., VA where the Rev. John Fox was Rector ca. 1750.⁴
• Birth*: circa 1545; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England^1,4
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1568; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England; Bride=Anne Lane⁴

Anne Lane¹

• Father: Henry Lane² b. b 1519

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1550; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1568; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England; Groom=William Fox³
• Married Name: circa 1568; Fox¹

Henry Lane¹

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: before 1519; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Susan Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1572; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Elizabeth Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1574; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Anne Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1576; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Sarah Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1576; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Giles Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1571; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

John Fox¹

• Father: William Fox¹ b. c 1545
• Mother: Anne Lane¹ b. s 1550

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1581; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹

Henry Fox¹

• Last Edited: 2 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1521; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1544; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England; Bride=Miss (?) Hawes of London

Miss (?) Hawes of London¹

• Last Edited: 3 Jan 2005

• Birth*: say 1521; London, England¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1544; Great Missenden, Buckingham, England; Groom=Henry Fox
• Married Name: say 1544; (?) Fox¹