IMMIGRANT Theodorick Bland^{[1, 2]}

1630 - 1671  (41 years)

• Name	Theodorick Bland
  	He immigrated in 1653 to Virginia. He was Speaker of the House of Burgesses in 1660 at Virginia. He was a member of Council between 1663 and 1671 at Virginia. HENRICO COUNTY DEEDS (See Documents) p.247 There is due Richard Bland 1000 acres for importation of .... Theodorick Bland (his brother) & himself. 1 Oct 1687
  Title	IMMIGRANT
  Born	6 Jan 1630	St. Antholin, London, England;
  Gender	Male
  Died	23 Apr 1671	Williamsburg, Virginia Colony
  Person ID	I5166	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	27 Mar 2018

  
  

  Father	John Bland,   b. 28 Sep 1572, St. Gregory by St Paul, London, England ,   d. Abt 1627  (Age 54 years)
  Mother	Susan Dublere,   b. Est 1605, Hamburg, Germany ,   d. 1 Feb 1664  (Age ~ 59 years)
  Family ID	F1891	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Anne Bennett,   b. 1641, Charles City County, Virginia Colony ,   d. Nov 1688, Wharton Creek, Kent, Maryland  (Age 47 years)
  Children	+ 1. Richard Bland,   b. 11 Aug 1665, Berkley, Charles City Co., Virginia ,   d. 12 Apr 1720, Prince Georges Co., Virginia  (Age 54 years)
  Last Modified	27 Mar 2018
  Family ID	F1890	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE Of History and Biography, Published Quarterly by The Virginia Historical Society Volume 33, Page 179 and 372; - See Documents (This record is likely for a 2nd Giles Carter) VaMagazine-31-dec-1925-No2.pdf
  		HENRICO CO., VIRGINIA DEEDS 1677-1705 Giles Carter and Associates _Henrico CoVADeeds1607-1705.pdf
  		Theodorick Bland - Surry Co., Colonial Virginia _5166T Bland Surry Co. Records Colonial Virginia.jpg

  
  

  Histories		Virginia Heraldica - A Registry of Virginia Gentry Entitled to Coat Armor with Genealogical Notes of the Families Edited by William Armstrong Crozier, F.R.S., F.G.S.A. Virginia County Record Series Volume V. 1908 virginiaheraldic00croz.pdf
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• Notes

  Theodorick Bland was also a surveyor. When Stafford County was created in 1664,?Patowmack Town,? later changed to Marlborough Town, was made the county seat and remained such until I748. Twenty-seven years after Stafford County was organized an Act of the Assembly for Ports and Towns was passed authorizing the creation of Marlborough Town. The Act set aside ?52 Acres whereof two Acres being for the Courthouse the other is for the Town." The tract was immediately surveyed by Theodoric Bland in August, 1691. The act was rescinded by Parliament, however, and not until 1705 was a second act passed, specifically naming the town "Marlborough," doubt­less in honor of the Duke made famous the previous year at the battle of Blenheim. https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE5026375&from=fhd

  
  

• Sources

  [S240] Lineage. Bland Family Generation One 1. Roger Bland. Known children of Roger Bland include: 2. i. Adam Bland, m. Joan Atkyns. Generation Two 2. Adam Bland (Roger1); m. Joan Atkyns, daughter of William Atkyns. He was a skinner. He resided at London, England. Known children of Adam Bland and Joan Atkyns were: 3. i. John Bland, bap. 28 Sep 1572 at St. Gregory by St Paul, London, England; m. Susan Dublere. Generation Three 3. John Bland (Adam2, Roger1); baptized 28 Sep 1572 at St. Gregory by St Paul, London, England; m. Susan Dublere circa 1606; d. 1632; bur. 5 May 1632 at St. Antholin, London, England. He was a member of the Grocer's Company. He resided at Cheapside, London, England. He resided at laistow, Essex, England. He left a will on 24 Sep 1627. Susan Dublere was born in 1590 at Hamburg, Germany. She died on 1 Feb 1664/65. Known children of John Bland and Susan Dublere were as follows: i. Thomas Bland; m. Elizabeth Witham; 1st wife; m. Katherine Sandys, daughter of Edwin Sandys Esq, 1 May 1677 at Charter House, London, England; 2nd wife; d. 26 Sep 1678; no issue. He was a Barrister-at-law. ii. Mary Bland; baptized 11 Sep 1607; m. Emanual Proby, son of Sir Peter Proby, 8 Jun 1626; 1st husband; m. Thomas Neville; 2nd husband. iii. John Bland; m. Sarah Green, daughter of Giles Green Esq; d. 8 Jun 1680. He immigrated circa 1635 to Virginia. He lived at 'Kimages', Westover Parish, Charles City Co., VA. He lived in Seville, Spain. He lived in London, England and also in Tangier. He left a will on 3 May 1680; proved 23 Jun 1680. iv. Susan Bland; m. Thomas Pierson. v. Edward Bland; b. circa 1615; m. Jane Bland, daughter of Gregory Bland, at England; 1st husband; d. before 9 May 1652. He was a merchant and lived in London, England. He immigrated by 10 Mar 1646/47 to Virginia. vi. Robert Bland; baptized 22 Feb 1617/18; m. Mary Blanton vii. Anne Bland; baptized 26 May 1619; m. Stephen Jackson. viii. Elizabeth Bland; b. Aug 1620; m. Rev. William Beare. ix. ___ Bland; bur. 20 Aug 1621. x. Adam Bland; d. circa 1647; unmarried, on a voyage to Virginia. xi. William Bland; baptized 26 Dec 1622; d. 1649 at Seville, Spain. He was a merchant. xii. Heaster Bland; baptized 18 Jan 1623/24; bur. 5 Jan 1625/26. She was also known as Esther Bland. xiii. Richard Bland; baptized 11 Feb 1624/25; m. Jane Lane 30 Jan 1650/51; 2nd husband; d. 20 Nov 1692 at age 67. He lived in London, England, Leeds, Yorkshire, England xiv. Rachel Bland; baptized 14 Nov 1626; bur. 23 Aug 1?? xv. Arnal Bland; baptized 24 Feb 1627/28; bur. 18 Oct 1634. He was also known as Arnold Bland. xvi. Theodorick Bland, bap. 6 Jan 1629/30 at St. Antholin, London, England; m. Anne Bennett. xvii. Joneane Bland; baptized 10 Jan 1631/32; bur. 5 May 1632 at St. Antholin, London, England. She was also known as Joan-Amy Bland. Generation Four 4. Theodorick Bland (John3, Adam2, Roger1); baptized 6 Jan 1629/30 at St. Antholin, London, England; m. Anne Bennett, daughter of Gov. Richard Bennett and Ann, 1660; 1st husband; d. 23 Apr 1671 at age 41; bur. at 'Westover', Charles City Co., VA. He immigrated in 1653 to Virginia. He was Speaker of the House of Burgesses in 1660 at Virginia. He was a member of Council between 1663 and 1671 at Virginia. Anne Bennett married Col. St. Leger Codd, son of William Codd and Mary St. Leger; 2nd husband. She died in Nov 1688 at Wharton's Creek, Kent Co., MD. Known children of Theodorick Bland and Anne Bennett were as follows: i. Theodorick Bland; b. Feb 1662/63; m. Margaret; d. Nov 1700 at age 37. 5. ii. Richard Bland, b. 11 Aug 1665 at 'Berkeley', Charles City Co., VA; m. Mary Swann; m. Elizabeth Randolph. iii. John Bland; b. 8 Feb 1681/82; m. Mary Breckon, daughter of Francis Breckon; 1st wife; m. Elizabeth Dale, daughter of Thomas Dale, 9 Nov 1709; 2nd wife; d. 1746 at Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. He lived at Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Generation Five 5. Richard Bland (Theodorick4, John3, Adam2, Roger1); b. 11 Aug 1665 at 'Berkeley', Charles City Co., VA; m. Mary Swann, daughter of Col. Thomas Swann and Mary Mansfield, 6 Sep 1692; 1st wife; m. Elizabeth Randolph, daughter of Col. William Randolph and Mary Isham, 11 Feb 1701/2; 2nd wife; d. 6 Apr 1720 at age 54; bur. at 'Westover', Charles City Co., VA. He resided at 'Jordan's Point', Prince George Co., VA. He was a member of the House of Burgesses at Virginia. He resided at Williamsburg, VA. He and Elizabeth Randolph resided at 'Jordan's Point', Prince George Co., VA. He left a will on 4 Feb 1719/20; proved 12 Apr 1720. Mary Swann was born on 5 Oct 1669. She died in Sep 1700 at 'Jordan Point', Prince George Co., VA, at age 30. Elizabeth Randolph was born in 1680. She resided at 'Jordan Point', Prince George Co., VA. She died on 22 Jan 1719/20. Known children of Richard Bland and Elizabeth Randolph were as follows: i. Mary Bland; b. 21 Aug 1703; m. Col. Henry Lee circa 1723/24. She left a will on 19 Oct 1762; proved 29 May 1764. 6. ii. Elizabeth Bland, b. 29 May 1706 at Prince George, VA; m. Col. William Beverley. iii. Richard Bland; b. 6 May 1710; m. Anne Poythress, daughter of Peter Poythress, 21 Mar 1729/30; 1st wife; m. Martha Macon, daughter of William Macon, 1 Jan 1759; 2nd husband, 2nd wife; m. Elizabeth Blair, daughter of Dr. Archibald Blair and Sarah Archer; 2nd husband, 3rd wife; d. 26 Oct 1776 at age 66. He was educated at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA. He resided at 'Jordan Point', Prince George Co., VA. He was a member of the House of Burgesses between 1742 and 1775 at Virginia. He was a member of the First Continental Congress in 1775. 7. iv. Anna Bland, b. 25 Feb 1711/12; m. Capt. Robert Munford; m. George Currie. v. Theodorick Bland; b. 2 Dec 1718 at Virginia; m. Frances Bolling, daughter of Drury Bolling and ___ Meriwether, 1738; 1st wife; m. Elizabeth Randolph, daughter of Edward Randolph; 2nd wife, 2nd husband; d. before 8 May 1784 at Virginia. He resided at Amelia Co., VA. He resided at 'Causon's', Prince George Co., VA. He resided at 'Kippax', Prince George Co., VA. He left a will on 16 Jul 1783; proved 28 Oct 1784. Generation Six 6. Elizabeth Bland (Richard5, Theodorick4, John3, Adam2, Roger1); b. 29 May 1705 or 1706 at Prince George, VA; m. Col. William Beverley, son of Robert Beverley Jr. and Ursula Byrd. She and Col. William Beverley resided at 'Blandfield', Essex Co., VA. Col. William Beverley was born circa 1698. He was a member of the House of Burgesses at Virginia. He also owned 'Beverley Manor', Augusta Co., VA; 118,490 acres. He was Clerk of the County between 1716 and 1745 at Essex Co., VA. He was a member of Council between 1752 and 1755 at Virginia. He left a will on 3 Dec 1755; proved 3 May 1756. He died on 28 Feb 1756. 7. Anna Bland (Richard5, Theodorick4, John3, Adam2, Roger1); b. 25 Feb 1711/12; m. Capt. Robert Munford; 1st husband; m. George Currie; 2nd husband. Capt. Robert Munford resided at Prince George Co., VA. He was a member of the House of Burgesses between 1736 and 1740 at Virginia. He left a will on 8 Sep 1743; proved 10 Sep 1745. He died in Dec 1744. George Currie resided at Prince George Co., VA. He died circa 1771. [S140] Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE Of History and Biography, Published Quarterly by The Virginia Historical Society Volume 33, Page 179 and 372; - See Documents Giles Carter is mentioned as purchasing 2000 acres in Prince George Co. circa 1728; Theodorick Bland mentioned his petition hath leave granted him to include in one patent several surveys by him made on Nottaway River joining on to a Tract called Buckskin survey's by the petrs. father.[John Bland]