Isabel Huntingdon1

F, b. circa 1189, d. circa 1251
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005

Family: Robert Brus of Annandale, Scotland b. s 1190

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 731.

David Huntingdon Earl of Huntingdon1

M, b. circa 1144, d. 17 June 1219
  • Last Edited: 16 Jun 2006

Family: Maud Meschines b. c 1163, d. c 6 Jan 1232

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 731.
  2. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 735.

Roger Tony Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire1

M, b. circa 29 September 1235, d. before 12 May 1264
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005
  • Name Variation: Roger Thony Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire
  • Birth*: circa 29 September 12351
  • (Groom) Marriage*: 30 June 1239; date of agreement; Bride=Alice Bohun
  • Death*: before 12 May 12641

Family: Alice Bohun b. s 1235, d. a 1255

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 824.

Alice Bohun1

F, b. say 1235, d. after 1255
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005

Family: Roger Tony Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire b. c 29 Sep 1235, d. b 12 May 1264

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 824.
  2. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 99.

Ralph Tony Knight, Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire1

M, b. say 1210
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 12101
  • (Groom) Marriage*: say 1234; Bride=Pernel Lacy

Family: Pernel Lacy b. s 1215

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 824.

Pernel Lacy1

F, b. say 1215
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005

Family: Ralph Tony Knight, Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire b. s 1210

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 824.

Walter Lacy Baron of Weobley, Herefordshire1

M, b. say 1190
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 11901

Family:

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 824.

Joseph Daniel

M, b. say 1657, d. before 1724
  • Last Edited: 12 May 2019
  • Birth*: say 1657; England
  • (Immigrant) Immigration*: before 1677; Virginia; From "Cavaliers and Pioneers, Vol. II," by Nell Marion Nugent, page 178: Henry Walker, 2960 acres, Stafford County, 1677 (month and day illegible), Land Office Patents No. 8, page 618. On Yeosiocomico Runn; adjacent his own; Thomas Baxter, Thomas Gregg; & land of Major Andrew Gilson. Transport of 59 persons: John Greene, Thomas Big, Martin Fisher, Charles Perkes, John Ellis, Robert Franck, Cornelius Chreman(?), Thomas Eldrige, Richard Sawyer, John Compton, Robert Knight, Henry Clarke, John Smith, Giles Collins, Sam Siscan, Joane Eagle, Henry Jones, Alice Homes, Robert Betts, William Smith, Bridgett Futer, Thomas Godfry, James Bides, Owen Williams, James Morris, Mathew Hardige, Abr. Willoby, John Spaine, Elizabeth Wilsonn, Sarah Harris, Rand. Mathews, John Farrer, John Skitton, Miles Thomas, Thomas Steply, Jeffery Johnsons, Franck Rowland, Ellen Larding, Symon Dander, Joane Rowles, Richard Harvy (or Harby),Thomas Sands, John Moss, Mary Hibbs, Mathew Roads, Hanah Kemp, Rowland Bankes, William Barber, Robert Carperter, JOSEPH DANIELL, Sarah Madder, James Baker, William Helliard, Elizabeth Lutes (or Kates), William Bussee, John Maynard, John Dabny.

    This grant to apparent land speculator Henry Walker was in northern Virginia near the Maryland border. However, Walker could have purchased these headrights from, say, a ship captain, in order to obtain this land grant. So the individuals mentioned may have simply sold their headrights to Walker and were not necessarily indentured servants to him, nor did they necessarily reside in Stafford County.

    So this record has been assigned for the time being to Joseph Daniel of Nansemond / Chowan, as he seems to be the only known and likely candidate.1
  • Death*: before 1724; Chowan Pct., North Carolina
  • Biography*: 31 December 2005; Joseph Daniel probably came to Virginia some time prior to 1677.

    In 1714 he was granted land in Nansemond County, Virginia, the land was eventually part of Chowan County, and then Gates County, North Carolina.

    From "Cavaliers and Pioneers, Vol. III," by Nell Marion Nugent, page 160:
    JOSEPH DANIEL, 205 acres (New Land) Upper Parish of Nansemond County; on West side of the Honey Pot Swamp; adjacent Colonel Baker; on Bennett’s Creek; 16 Dec 1714, Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 204.
    Importation of four persons: Abigail Fitzgarrell, Dinah Milour, William Oagle, James Watkinson.

    According to The North Carolina Gazetteer, by William S. Powell, Honey Pot Swamp “rises in central Gates County and flows into Bennett’s Creek. Gates was formed in 1779, and most of the land had been Chowan County prior to 1759, so this grant was indeed in Chowan County, NC. And we know that Simon Daniel, son of JOSEPH, was on Bennett’s Creek, due to the petition he signed at some date after 1734.

    In 1728 Richard Odam disputed Joseph Daniel's Virginia patent to land on Honey Pot Swamp, but no copy of his requested North Carolina patent has been found in Margaret Hofmann's "Province of North Carolina 1663 - 1729 Abstracts of Land Patents. This would suggest that Richard Odam's petition, which follows, was rejected, or that the record of the subsequent patent has been lost.

    The Colonial Records of NC (second series) Vol. VII Records of The Executive Council 1664-1734: 6 Aug 1728 Read the Petition of Richard ODAM Shewing that in the year 1704 he Entered four hundred acres of Land on the Honey Pot Swamp as by a Copy of said entry appears, and that Joseph DANIEL Knoeing the said Entry procured as Virginia Survey and patent for the same Land calling it Two hundred and five acres altho this said Land then and now is part of this Province [Chowan Precinct] Praying a Caveat may be Entered against the said Josph DANIELS obtaining a Patent for the said Land and that he be permitted to proceed and Survey his entry and Patent the same.
    
    Thereupon it is ordered that Summons Issue to the Partied requiring them to Attend next Board.
    
    Early Records of North Carolina Vol. 9
    
    Carroll ~ Case against Cook
    25 May 1724. Thomas Hamond Jr late of Virginia & Thomas Parris of Edenton in Chowan Precinct give their bond to Christopher Gale Chief Justice in the sum of £250. The condition of the bond was that sd Thomas Hammond Jr, who had commenced an action on behalf of James & Daniel Carroll executors of Charles Carroll dec’d, against Thomas Cook for £150 sterling to be heard at General Court at Edenton the last in Jul next, would pay the costs & damages should he fail to prosecute the sd suit. Wit: W. Badham, Clement Hammond. Onback: Ann Vann age 78 testified that she knew Joseph Daniel dec’d late of Nansmond Co VA & that he now has 3 living Sons & 1 daughter, namely, Joseph, Simon, & William Daniel the sons & [blank]

    Since Joseph Daniel was deceased, Ann Vann's testimony was needed to establish the names of his sons.
    Ann Vann was perhaps related to the William Vann (Vaun) of Nansemond County, whose patent date, 16 Dec 1714, is the same date as Joseph Daniel's patent there: William Vaun (Vann); 130 acres (New Land), Upper Parish of Nansemond County; at a place called Starrum (Sarum Creek, now called Coles Creek, in present day Gates County, NC); adjacent Peter Phebus; & Charles Scott's line; 16 December 1714, page 203, Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719; Import of three persons: Patrick Lawler, Eliza. Lawler, David Lawler. (Cavaliers & Pioneers, Vol. III, page 160) For an additional excursus on William Vann see Dick Fox's compilation on the Vann Family of Nansemond and Chowan at:
    http://members.tripod.com/~dickdfox/index-vanngen1_5.htm
    William Vann left records in the Bennett's Creek area of Chowan (later Gates) County until his death there in 1740.

    It it not clear whether Ann was perhaps an unmarried sister of William Vann, or whether she was a sister of Joseph Daniel, married to an unnamed Vann, etc. At the time, she was considered a suffiently reliable witness to have her testimony heard in court, to establish the relationship between Joseph Daniel and his three sons, Joseph, William, and Simon. The original documents relating to this case should be checked for further clues, including the will and estate records of Charles Carroll, deceased.
  • Research Note: 1 January 2006; Mike Daniel offers an excursis on Vann connections to this Daniel family:

    I can't honestly say who Ann Vann was. William Vann of the 1740 will had a daughter Ann, but she would have presumably been too young to be the 78 year old Ann that professed to knowing Joseph & sons in 1724. The name Anne appears in Vann family records in future generations. We also know the Vanns, like Simon, were involved in the forest products industry (more specifically the manufacture of pine tar presumably for marine purposes). Therefore they were also located in the Bennetts Creek area which was an apparent hotbed for the tar business. Numerous records tie the Daniel family (Simon & William) to the Vanns:
    21 Oct 1743 Edward VANN son of Wm. VANN appointed constable in the place of William DANIEL.
    Jul 1737 Ordered that Wm. DANIEL be overseer in the room of Jos. Van.
    Jan 1737 Orderd that the following persons be appointed as a Jury to Lay out ye Roads from Bennets Creek Bridge to Meherrin Ferry (Vizt) Henry GUSTON, Jno. Vann, Thos. NORRIS, James WILSON, Andrew ROSS, George HUGHS, Wm. DANIEL, Edmd. VANN, Jno. ALSTON, Thos. SPEIGHT, George WILLIAMS. Michl. GOULDING & make return at ? ye next court.
    Ordered that William DANIEL & Edward VANN Senr. Posession all the lands on the East side of Coles Creek to where the Road crosses the Knotty Pine Swamp thence down the said road to Kitterells Road thence along the Road to George Williams and from thence to the head of the White Potts, then down the said swamp to Bennets Creek, thence down the said Creek to the first station.
    7]-72 N. Carolina Chowan County Ss: July Court anno Dom 1739 Present His Majestys Justices, these may Certifie that on the motion of John ALSTON? Esqr. it was then & there ordered that the following persons be & they are hereby appointed a Jury to lay out a Road from the halfway run on Bennetts Creek Road to Meherrin Pocoson against PUGHS Ferry Vizt: Henry GASTON, William DANIEL, George WILLIAMS, Alexander CARTER, Edward VANN, Senr., Thos. PEYLAND, Thos. SPEIGHT, Jos. GREEN, William REDDICK, Wm. BONNER, Jams. WILSON, Wm. VANN, Wm. BAKER & Henry BAKER and to make return of their proceedings to the next Court and that the Caram (sic) Creek Company make the sd. Road when laid out & that Thomas NORRIS be overseer of the same. By Ordr. James CRAVEN Cle. Cur.--- --- --- Road. Not all agreed?. Enclosed in 1739 Oct 12 Report of Jury appointed to lay out road.

    [86]-87 Octobr. the 12th. 1739. With Obeduiance to an Order of Court We of the Jury find that the conveniantest (sic) Way from the Half Way Run to the foot of PUGHS Coscey is the Oald(sic) road to the foot of Bakers New Road then along the New Road to the Oald (sic) Mehearin Road then along the Mehearin Road to Jno. THOMAS'S and then along the Neigh Way to the Road againe then to PUGHS Cossey Assigned by We the Subscribers. Alaxander CARTER (AC his mark), William VANN, Edward VANN, WM. DANIEL, George WILLIAMS, William BONER (sic), Wm. REDDICK, Henry BAKER, James WILLSON. (note lower right fourth of document torn--names may be missing. Enclosure 1739 July Order of Court for laying out road.
    169-270 13 Jan 1753 A deed of sale of land from Simon DANIEL to James Brady, Junr. was duly proved in Open Court by the oath of Edward Vann on evidence therto and on Motion is ordered to be Registered. Fees in part 20:5:0.
    On a road building petition : Signed: SIMON DANIEL, Henry Goodman, Edward Vann, Robt. Rogers.....2
  • Research Note*: 2 January 2006; The only other currently known Joseph Daniel, other than the one of Nansemond / Chowan, was Joseph, probable son of James, who left a will in Prince George County, VA in 1712.

    Here is Payne Daniel's account of this other Joseph and his family. Perhaps they were related to Joseph of Nansemond / Chowan. If so, the common ancestor might have been Roger Daniel, the immigrant, or even a connection to a more distant branch of Roger's family in England.

    From Payne Daniel:

    THE JOSEPH DANIEL OF PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA

    Joseph DANIELL died September of 1712 PGC- brother of Thomas and married
    to Elizabeth. Joseph Daniel paid quit rents on 1704 acres in 1704. He died
    soon after his brother Thomas (will dated 3 Jan. 1711/2 page 158 ,
    recorded 9 Sept. 1712 ). His will, that he marked with a "D," identified his
    wife as Elizabeth and left property to four sons and a daughter, Joseph,
    Roger, Thomas, John, and Elizabeth.

    Elizabeth may have been Elizabeth Reese since they named a son, Roger
    Daniel.

    i. Joseph Daniell born abt 1690 - was executor of his father's
    will.

    ii. Rogger Daniell born abt 1692 - purchase property from William
    Rives in 1759 with John Daniel.

    iii. John Daniell born abt 1694 - Pritchett suggest that this John
    may be the Dr. John Daniel __c.1756, who appears briefly in Brunswick County
    and was the father of Reese Daniel. It is unlikely that this John is the one
    we call John Daniel of St. Andrews Parish who was born about 1707 or later.

    iv. Thomas Daniell born abt 1700/1710 - was underage when his father
    made his will.

    v. Elizabeth born abt 1696 - It has been suggested that she
    shows up in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1731, perhaps following her
    brother John.

    Regarding James Daniel, the father of this Joseph Daniel (who was NOT the Joseph of Nansemond / Chowan)
    Payne Daniel adds:

    Let me make an assumption. James Daniel, born
    about 1660 and married to Elizabeth Drury in 1683, was the son of Roger
    Daniell Jr., of Warwick County, Virginia. They had the following children:
    1. William Daniel (had to be born after 1683), 2. Joseph Daniel (had to be
    born after 1683), 3. Drury Daniel, 4. James Daniel, and 5. Elizabeth Daniel
    born about 1704. Now, the William Daniel who left a will in Brunswick County
    in 1786, who and was born about 1736, could not be the William the son of
    James? Also, the Joseph Daniel of Brunswick who was born about 1750 and died
    in 1792, could not be the son of James? I can buy that Elizabeth born in
    1704 was probably the daughter of James and she may have had brothers
    William, James, Drury, and Joseph. I believe that Ray was incorrect in his
    assignment of the William d. 1786, and Joseph d. 1792/3, to James Daniel of
    Warwick County, Virginia.

    Mr. Ray stated that James Daniel, son of Roger Daniell Jr., may have been
    the progenitor of the some of the Brunswick Daniel families. This may be an
    incorrect assumption since James would be about the same age as the
    "brothers and sisters" of Prince George County, Virginia? There was
    doubtless a connection between the Prince George County and Brunswick County
    families of Virginia. (http://paynedaniel.com/pgcfamily.htm)

    It is more likely that William and Joseph Daniel (some of William's bunch
    went off to Rowan County) were the issue of John Daniel and Ann Armon Wright
    as was proposed by Charles Heinemann. Why did Ray and Heinemann disagree on
    theses assignments; who knows?"3

Family:

Citations

  1. [S293] Nell Marion Nugent, Cavaliers & Pioneers.
    Vol. II, Page 178.
  2. [S294] Mike Daniel e-mail, e-mail address, Dec 2005,.
  3. [S256] Garland Payne Daniel e-mail, e-mail address, 2004 - 2006,.

Joseph Daniel

M, b. say 1682
  • Last Edited: 31 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 1682

Simon Daniel of Warwick Co. VA

M, b. say 1625
  • Last Edited: 27 Jun 2008
  • Name Variation: Symon Daniels
  • Birth*: say 1625
  • Research Note*: I offer Simon Daniel (Symon Daniell) as a possible father or brother of Joseph Daniel, for speculative purposes only, and in the interest of furthering discussion.

    Obviously, the name Simon is a useful clue, and conforms to the later family, but proof of any connection is lacking at the moment. No Warwick County, VA records, or any other VA records, have yet been checked for this early Simon Daniel. All we have on him is the following:

    Charles Blankeville (Bankevile), 400 acres Warwick County, 8 May 1673, page 450 of Patent Book 6, Neare James River adjacent to Mr. Stratton's land in tenure of Mr. Thomas Merry; land of SYMON DANIELLS' orphan, in possession of John Jackson; etc. Said land formerly in possession of Henry Moore, whose relict he married; & for transport of nine persons (not named).

    From Mike Daniel: Here is a record from NC Higher Court records showing an early Simon --
    This Bill Bindeth me John DENE me my [ayers] Excetors adminestrators to pay or Cuse to be payd unto Joseph WINSLOW and Company or there order the full sum of owne thousand owne hondred and forten poundes of Good sound [merchantable] tobacco and Cask to contayn the sayd [sum] to [be] payd of the ferst of my owne [Crope] upon [all] demand after the tenth day of October next insuing the deate hereon as witness my hand this 20th day of Jenewery 1675/6.

    John DEENE
    Testes [Simon DANIELL] Jene PARKER her marke [Endorsed:] John Deene bill for 1114

    From Lew Griffin: This Joseph Winslow was probably the Joseph Winslow (1642 - ca. 1679) of Plymouth, MA (Mayflower descendant), son of John Winslow and Mary Chilton. He was probably the ancestor of the Winslow family of early Perquimans County, NC. There was an active commerce between early NC and early MA, and some early NC lines can be traced back to Massachusetts, and vice versa, through this trade connection. Certain Quakers who were expelled from MA also came to early NC. A little information on the early NC Winslow family can be found elsewhere in this file.1
  • Research Note: June 2008; From: P. A. Miller
    Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 2:38 PM
    To: Lew Griffin
    Subject: Simon Daniell

    I have a bit of Warwick info for you. Only shows that the neighbor Thomas Merry from the land grant is also the guardian of Simon's children, but it's a little bit of flesh and narrows in on the orphans' dates. [My comments in straight brackets.]

    Warwick CO VA Colonial Court Recds in Transcription. Revised Edition.
    Richard Dunn editor 2002
    [I've abbreviated even when I've almost quoted, i.e. these can only count as close abstracts, but not exact copies of the transcriptions.]
    p.13=from Newport News Museum & Archives at VA War Museum.
    Acc. No 34287: Misc Papers in LibVA: "Collection of Newport News Museum & Archives.
    orig located at VA War Museum in Newport News. Newport News Museum & Archives accession #NN92.7.3AR

    22 Jul 1689 An acct of horses and mares belonging to ye orphants of Symon Daniall [sic] Deseased [sic] [spacing] one horse 15 years old one horse 3 years old one young mare about Two years old Sould for 700 lbs of Tob one young horse about Two years old Sould for 800 lbs of Tobacca. sig Tho Merry 22 Jul 1689. Sworn to in open Court Test Miles Cary
    ClCur (reverse: "Recorded By Miles Cary Cl Cur 1689")

    p.48 [indexed as 49]= from Swem Lib, Box 1 Folder 3 1672-1680. An Accoumt [sic] of horses and Mares belonging To ye orphants of Symon Daniell Deseased 1 old mare and Colt 1 young mare & Clt new faln [sic] 12 year old horse 1 old horse. Tho Merry Jurat in Cur- 21 Jul 1686.
    (Reverse: "Simon Daniell orpht Acot 1686 Recd p WB")

    There is an oh so slender thread of adjoining neighbors that goes between Simon Daniell and the John and wife Ann Daniell of Warwick (his will proved 7 Jan 1713/4). Makes me wonder if he might be one of the orphans.

    Pam in CA

    2

Family:

Citations

  1. [S293] Nell Marion Nugent, Cavaliers & Pioneers.
    Volume II, Page 124.
  2. [S364] Pam Miller e-mail, e-mail address, June 2008,.

John Phillips of Wilkes Co. GA

M, b. say 1732
  • Last Edited: 29 Dec 2005
  • Biography*: There were two contemporary John Phillips, one who lived in Richmond County GA and one who lived in Wilkes County, GA. I believe these two different John Phillips have been confused.

    There was a John Phillips who patented land in St. Paul and St. George Parishes from 1762 to 1771. This was probably the John Phillips married to Ruth Beall who lived and died in Richmond County, because Richmond County was carved out of St. Paul and St. George Parishes. Wilkes County was not.

    On 27 Sept 1773, Joel Phillips, Zach Phillips and John Phillips all applied for patents in Wilkes County, GA. It is likely that these three men were related, because a Joseph Maddock served as security for all three of them. William and Harriet Horn Phillips supposedly had sons named Joel, Zachariah and John, and I suspect that they were these three men.

    On 1 July 1777, John Phillips, Zachariah Phillips and Joel Phillips, all of Wilkes County GA, signed a petition protesting the behavior of General McIntosh who had been appointed Brigadier General in the Continental Army. Note that this is the same year that John Phillips of Richmond County GA wrote his will and subsequently died. His wife Ruth qualified as an Executor in August of 1777. In 1781, William Philips was appointed administrator of the estate of his father, John Phillips, deceased, in Wilkes County, GA.1
  • Birth*: say 1732

Citations

  1. [S295] Nancy Kiser e-mail, e-mail address, Dec 2005,.

Humphrey Bohun of Trowbridge, Wiltshire1

M, b. say 1150
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Margaret (?) of Scotland b. s 1150

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 99.

Margaret (?) of Scotland1

F, b. say 1150
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Humphrey Bohun of Trowbridge, Wiltshire b. s 1150

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 99.

Prince Henry (?) of Scotland, Earl of Northumberland & Huntingdon1

M, b. 1114, d. 12 June 1152
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005
  • (Child) Birth*: 11141
  • (Groom) Marriage*: say 1136; Bride=Ada Warrene
  • (Deceased) Death*: 12 June 1152

Family: Ada Warrene b. s 1116

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 99.

William Beauchamp of Worcestershire1

M, b. say 1215
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Isabel Mauduit b. s 1216

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 53.

Isabel Mauduit1

F, b. say 1216
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: William Beauchamp of Worcestershire b. s 1215

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 53.

William Mauduit Baron of Hanslope, Buckinghamshire1

M, b. say 1190
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 11901

Family:

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 53.

Geoffrey Fitz Peter Knight, Earl of Essex1

M, b. say 1180, d. 1213
  • Last Edited: 10 Jan 2006
  • Birth*: say 11801
  • (Groom) Marriage*: say 1200; Bride=Aveline Clare
  • (Deceased) Death*: 1213

Family: Aveline Clare b. s 1180

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 849.

Aveline Clare1

F, b. say 1180
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Geoffrey Fitz Peter Knight, Earl of Essex b. s 1180, d. 1213

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 849.

Roger Clare Earl of Clare1

M, b. say 1155
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 11551

Family:

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 849.

Sir John Boteler Knight of the Shire for Lancaster1

M, b. 26 February 1404, d. 12 September 1430
  • Last Edited: 7 Jan 2006
  • Birth*: 26 February 1404; or perhaps 26 Feb 14021
  • (Groom) Marriage*: 1411; Bride=Isabel Harington
  • Death*: 12 September 14301

Family: Isabel Harington b. s 1404, d. May 1441

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 115.

Isabel Harington1

F, b. say 1404, d. May 1441
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Sir John Boteler Knight of the Shire for Lancaster b. 26 Feb 1404, d. 12 Sep 1430

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 115.

William Harington Knight, of Hornby & Farleton1

M, b. say 1380
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: Margaret Neville b. s 1380

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 115.

Margaret Neville1

F, b. say 1380
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005

Family: William Harington Knight, of Hornby & Farleton b. s 1380

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 115.

Robert Neville Knight, of Hornby, Yorkshire1

M, b. say 1355
  • Last Edited: 30 Dec 2005
  • Birth*: say 13551

Family:

Citations

  1. [S288] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry.
    Page 115.

Marie Robertson1

F, b. circa 1658
  • Last Edited: 5 Feb 2012
  • Birth*: circa 16581
  • (Bride) Marriage*: say 1678; Groom=Nathaniel Tatum Jr.
  • Married Name: say 1678; Tatum1

Family: Nathaniel Tatum Jr. b. b 1635

Citations

  1. [S298] Virginians.com -- The Family History of Christopher Robertson I (c.1625 - c.1645.

Christopher Robertson1

M, b. circa 1621, d. before 31 August 1663
  • Last Edited: 7 Feb 2012
  • (Child) Birth*: circa 16211
  • Note*: 10 November 1642; Virginia Patent Book 1, 1623-1643, 854.

    John Ewens / 460



    To all to whome &c sends &c Whereas &c Now Know / yee that I the said Sir William Berkeley Kt doe with / the consent of the Counsell of State accordingly give and / grant unto John Ewens Junr his heires Executors Adms / and assigns for ever fouar hundred and sixtie acres / aforesaid situate lying and being in the Countie of / Charles Citie in Appomattocks now called Bristoll / bounding North North East on the Land of William / Sanders East North East into the woods West North / West on the river beginning at a Creeke anon against / Thomas Canfeys his lemit and South South west in / Thomas Pitt his hind and endeth at the said Creeke / where Thomas Pitts hath his first bounds the breadth / thereof is twoe hundred and thirtie foarth to this extent / into the woods a full into being three hundred and / twentie foarth the said fouar hundred and sixtie / acres of land being due unto him the said John Ewens / Junr as followeth (Viz:) one hundred acres for the / generall Quarentine of his fathere John Ewens and Ann / his wife and three hundred and sixtie acres being / for the transportation of seaven persons into this Colony / whose names are in the records maintained under this pattent to have and to hold &c to have hold &c / Yeilding and paying &c which payment is to be made / seaven years after the date of these presents and not before &c dated the tenthe of November 1642 in at yr

    John Ewens Senr Ann his wife John Broles / CHRISTO: ROBINSON Mannering Rawboord Georg / Cater Richard Greene Racholl Evans Thomas / Strowd Richard Watts2
  • (Groom) Marriage*: say 1644; Bride=Marie (?)
  • Note: 23 February 1652; Virginia Patent Book 3, 1652-1655, 172.

    Xtoper. Robinsone / Jno. Sturdevant / 600

    To all etc whereas etc Now Know yee that I the said Richard Bennett / Esquier give and grant unto CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON & John Sturdevant / Six hundred acres of Land lying and being in the County of / Henricoe and upon the heads of the Eastern run of the -- / Swift Creeke which run is known by the name of Mr Hatchers / run and bounded as followeth that is to Say from a Marked / tree on Mr Hatchers run west south west Eighty Chaines -- / towards the Swift Creeke Each Chaine Containing two pole -- / then North North west on the heads to a Marked tree and then / west South west twenty Chaine more towards the Swift Creeke / from thence North North west Eighty Chaines and then East North / East athwart the head of Mr Hatchers runn towards the / Ashen Swamp one hundred and forty Chaines and from thence / South South East two hundred & forty Chaines to the place / where it began the said Land being ded unto the said Xtopher / Robinson & John Sturdevant by and for the transportation / of twelve persons into this Colony etc to have and to hold etc / yeilding and paying etc which payment is to be made Seven / yeares after the first or deating thereof and not before provided / etc Dated the 23rd feby 1652 /
    Wm Hayward John Howes Edward Baylie 2 rights by assignment from Michell Masioy / Elizabeth his wife James Shirley Tho: Edwards / John Hendale Robt. Kinge Hester Caulwine2
  • (Deceased) Death*: before 31 August 16631
  • Note: 31 August 1663; Miscellaneous Henrico County Court Records, Volume 1, 21. 31 Aug 1663. FRANCIS BURRELL, In consideration that Henry Randolph and John Wilson are bound with me to keep harmless and Indemnify the Henrico Court, because of any damage to them by reason of administration granted to me upon ye Estate of XROFER [Christopher] ROBINSON, decd., whose Relict I ye sd Burrell did Intermarry; and I assign all my goods, etc. In an inventory taken and valued this day by Mr. Thomas Bats, Mr. John Gillam, Mr. John Sturdivant, and Mr. Bartholomew Chandler; witnesses: Wm. Walthall, Bat. Chanier; FRANCIS BURWELL appoints Mr. William Baugh his attorney. Witnesses: Wm. Walthall.2
  • (undefined) Will: say 1664; Miscellaneous Henrico County Records, Volume 7, 2347. Know all men by these presents that I MARIE ROBINSON / Doe give unto my Children these goods & Chattells / that are hereafter expressed / To ED: ROBINSON the first ffillie that falls of my mare & the three next that falls to HENRY MARIE / & CHRISTOPHR To ED: ROBINSON / To MARIE ROBINSON / To CHRISTOPHR ROBINSON Is a Joynt stocke betwene / them fowre Cowes & I I female / Increase the Cowes being named / as followeth Stippin Ruggles Trandle / & Moll marked of there fathers mark / To CHRISTOPH ROBINSON a feather Bed bovaster I rugge I new pr sheet / To MARIE ROBINSON I feather bed bowlster 1 rugge I newe pr of sheetes / To HENRY ROBINSON I Cow Called by the name of primrose / & 1 heifer of thre yeares old called by the name of primrose / being marked the flowerdeluce In one Eare To ED: ROBINSON One Iron Kettle & one silvr Dram Cup / & one pewter Dish To HENRY ROBINSON one Iron Kettle I pewter Dish / To MARIE ROBINSON One Brass Kettle of fine gald one / Table & formed one pewter Dishe one Bason and B[owl]e / one wine Cup of sllvr / To CHRISTOPHR ROBINSON 1 Iron. pott of agate 1 pewter Dish / To the fowre Children Each of them a Chest / The Land to be Devided Into fowre pis the parts & to Each of my fowre Children when they come of / Age A Breeding sow / These goods I MARIE ROBINSON Doe freely & Clearly give unto my Children & desire that yt may be / recorded In the records of Henrico Corn. as witness / my hand this....; Testator=Marie (?)2
  • Note: 4 June 1681; Henrico Co., Virginia; Henrico County, Virginia, Wills, Deeds, etc., 1677-1692, 179. 4 June 1681, recorded 1 8ber (1 Oct) 1681. I CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, have received full share or legacy which was left to me by my father CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, decd., from my mother Mrs. Frances Burrell; witnesses: William Geare, Nathan Tatum, Junr (his marke).; Principal=Nathaniel Tatum Jr.2
  • Note: 20 April 1687; Henrico Co., Virginia; Henrico County, Virginia, Wills, Deeds, etc., 1677-1692, 447. 20 Apr 1687, recorded 1 Aug 1687. Francis, Lord Howard, Baron of Effingham, Lt. Gov. of VA, to Richard Bland, 1254A In Bristol Parish, on n.s. of Swift Creek, bounded by Hatchers Run; 600A which was formerly granted to CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON and John Sturdivant by patent dated 23 Feb 1652, by them deserted and since granted to Mr. Henry Randolph, decd., by order of General Court; other 654A was by Sir William Berkeley granted to Henry Randolph, decd., 27 Nov 1671; the tract of 1254A lapsed and was granted to said Richard Bland, 1 Apr 1687, for transporting 26 persons to this colony; signed: Effingham.2

Family: Marie (?) b. s 1623

Citations

  1. [S298] Virginians.com -- The Family History of Christopher Robertson I (c.1625 - c.1645.
  2. [S468] Robertson Genealogy Exchange, .