Elizabeth Bland Munford

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Elizabeth Munford is the d/o Theodorick Munford (Anna Bland, Richard3, Theodorick2, John1Bland) born 21 Feb 1741 died Oct 1772 at Col John Banister's in Dinwiddie Co. He was a student at the grammar school of the College of Wm & Mary 1753-54. Adventurers of Purse and Person
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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, 2nd husband of Elizabeth, resided at Prince George Co., VA. He died circa
1771.

Am searching for information about Rev. Archibald McRobert,
who was a charter member of Hampden-Sidney College and an organizer of the Presbyterian church in Prince Edward County in the late 1700s. He married Elizabeth Munford, daughter of Robert Munford and Ann Bland. In 1800, he and (his son?)Theodorick McRobert served on a Republican Committee from
PE Co. to advise President Jefferson on the reelection of Republicans. Theodorick and another son (I presume), Ebenezer, appear on the 1910 Prince Edward Co. census.

Elizabeth married Reverend Archibald McRobert. Archibald was born 20 Sep 1736, England; died 8 Oct 1807, Providence Prince Edward Co., VA. [Group Sheet]

1. Mary Elizabeth McRobert was born Est 1774, Prince Edward Co., Virginia; died 1800, Prob. Prince Edward Co., Virginia.
2. Theodorick Bland McRobert was born 1763, Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown.

Robert married Anna Bland. Anna (daughter of Richard Bland and Elizabeth Randolph) was born 25 Feb 1711, Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Birth:
Patented Land in Prince George Co., in 1689.

James married Sarah Wyatt. Sarah was born Est 1660, Prince George Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Name:
Daughter of Robert Wyatt.

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Died:
Will Proved

Richard married Elizabeth Randolph 11 Feb 1701. Elizabeth (daughter of Col. William Randolph and Mary Isham) was born Est 1678, Jordan's Point Prince George Co., Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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.

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

Name:
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

Theodorick married Anne Bennett. Anne was born 1641, Charles City County, Virginia Colony; died Nov 1688, Wharton Creek, Kent, Maryland. [Group Sheet]

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Name:
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; she is a dna match to Phil Carter, s/o Connie Spring.

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Name:
In 1676 Turkey Island was partly owned by James Crew (one of the members of Bacon's Rebellion, and who was hanged) but in 1684 his heirs sold 600 acres to William Randolph, progenitor of The Randolphs of Virginia..

William married Mary Isham Abt 1673, Virginia Colony. Mary (daughter of Captain Henry Isham and Elizabeth Katherine Banks) was born 1652, Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia; died 29 Dec 1735, Turkey Island, Henrico Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~marshall/esmd74.htm

Capt. Henry Isham (William8, Euseby7, Gregory6, Euseby5, Thomas4,
William3, Robert2, Robert1); b. circa 1628 at Northamptonshire,
England; m. Katherine Banks, daughter of Christopher Banks; 2nd
husband; d. circa 1675; d. circa 1676.
He immigrated circa 1656 to Henrico Co., VA. He resided at
Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., VA.

Katherine Banks was born in 1630. She resided at Canterbury,
Kent, England. She married Joseph Royall; 1st husband. She left a will
on 10 Aug 1686; proved Dec 1686 in Henrico Co., VA. She died on 1 Dec
1686 at Henrico Co., VA.
Known children of Capt. Henry Isham and Katherine Banks were as
follows:
i. Henry Isham; d. 1678 at at sea; unmarried.
He resided at 'Doggams', Charles City Co., VA. He
left a will on 13 Nov 1678; proved 1 Feb 1679.
10. ii. Anne Isham, b. at Henrico Co., VA; m. Col.
Francis Eppes.
11. iii. Mary Isham, b. circa 1658 at Bermuda Hundred,
Henrico Co., VA; m. Col. William Randolph.