Mary Isham

Notes:

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.

Mary married Col. William Randolph Abt 1673, Virginia Colony. William was born 1650, England; died 1711, Henrico, Colony of Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isham_Randolph_of_Dungeness

Isham Randolph (December 1684[1] ? November 1742[2] ), sometimes referred to as Isham Randolph of Dungeness,[3] was the maternal grandfather of United States President Thomas Jefferson. Randolph was a planter, a merchant, a public official, and a shipmaster.[4]

The third son of William Randolph and Mary Isham,[5] he was born on the Turkey Island plantation in Henrico County, Virginia.[6] In 1717, Randolph married Jane Lilburne Susan Rogers in London[2] at St. Paul's Church in the Shadwell parish (today east London). Isham and Jane Randolph moved to Virginia.

Isham married 1717, London, England. Unknown [Group Sheet]

Isham married Jane Liburne Susan Rogers 11 May 1795, Chesterfield Co., Virginia. Jane was born Bef 1721, Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Richard married Jane Rolfe Bolling 1724, Virginia. Jane (daughter of Col. Robert Bolling and Jane Rolfe) was born Abt 1676, Bertie Co., North Carolina; died 24 Aug 1714, Gloucester Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Susanna Beverley (Peter, Robert) youngest daughter, born _____; died______; married Sir John Randolph, of Williamsburg (son of Colonel William Randolph, the elder of 'Turkey Island') who was born 1693 and died 9 Mar 1737. He was educated at William and Mary College, Gray's Inn, and The Temple; and after finishing his legal studies in England returned to Virginia, settled in Williamsburg (though he had estates in Glouchester, where he was at one time County Lieutenant), and at an early age was appointed Attorney General of Virginia.....(See Document)

John married Susanna Beverley. Susanna (daughter of Peter Beverly/Beverley) was born Est 1695, Henrico County, Virginia; 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.

Elizabeth married Richard Bland 11 Feb 1701. Richard (son of Theodorick Bland and Anne Bennett) was born 11 Aug 1665, Berkley, Charles City Co., Virginia; died 12 Apr 1720, Prince Georges Co., Virginia; was buried , Jordan Point Manor, Prince George County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

William2 married Elizabeth Beverley Abt 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. Elizabeth was born Est 1685, Henrico Co., Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
Father of Lucy Beverley, James Henry, Arthur Moray, William Eston, Thomas Mann, Mary Elizabeth, Harriet Tucker, and Mary Page Randolph. He was a relative of Thomas Jefferson. His daughters started the first school for girls in Tallahassee.

Thomas married Jane Cary Randolph Bef 1801. Jane (daughter of Thomas Mann Randolph and Anne Cary) was born 17 Dec 1776, Goochland Co., Virginia Colony; died 2 Mar 1832, Tallahassee, Leon Co., Florida. [Group Sheet]

Jane married Peter Jefferson 3 Oct 1739, Goochland County, Virginia. Peter (son of Capt. Thomas Jefferson, Jr. and Mary Virginia Field) was born Aug 1707, Virginia; died 1757, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about MARRIAGE RECORD FOR MARY RANDOLPH AND ARCHIBALD CARY

Archibald Cary
Name: Archibald Cary
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1720
Spouse Name: Mary Randolph
Spouse
Birth Place: VA
Marriage
Year: 1744
Number Pages: 1



Source Citation: Source number: 3508.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: DP1.

Source Information:
Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie.

Description:
This database contains marriage record information for approximately 1,400,000 individuals from across all 50 United States and 32 different countries around the world between 1560 and 1900. These records, which include information on over 500 years of marriages, were extracted from family group sheets, electronic databases, biographies, wills, and other sources. Learn more...

Mary married Archibald4 of Amphill Cary 31 May 1744. Archibald4 (son of Henry3 Cary and Anne of the Forrest Cary) was born 24 Jan 1721, Ampthill, Chesterfield, Virginia; died 26 Feb 1787. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~warejamesbakercalder/randolphsirjohn0001.htm

2 i. Beverly2 Randolph was born circa 1719 at Of Gloucester. He married Sarah (Agatha) Wormeley, daughter of John Wormley and (--?--) Elizabeth, in 1742.

Peter married Lucy Cocke Bolling 20 Jul 1738, Prince George County, Virginia. Lucy (daughter of Robert Bolling, II and Mary Ann Cock/Cocke/Cox) was born 3 May 1719, Prince George; died Yes, date unknown, Henrico Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Anna married Col. Robert Munford, J. P.. Robert (son of James Munford and Sarah Wyatt) was born 22 Dec 1701, Prince George Co., Virginia Colony; died 1744, Lunenburg Co., Virginia Colony. [Group Sheet]

Theodorick married Frances Elizabeth Bolling. Frances was born 1724, Prince Georges Co., Virginia; died 1774. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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.

US Continental Congressman. He was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1742 to 1775 and a member of the Virginia committee of correspondence in 1773. In 1774, he was elected a member of the First Continental Congress, serving until 1775. Reelected to Second First Continental Congress, he declined to serve and was a member of the Virginia Revolutionary conventions of 1775 and 1776. He was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1776, serving until his death. US Continental Congressman Theodorick Bland was his nephew.

Richard married Anne Poythress 21 Mar 1730. Anne was born 13 Dec 1712, Prince George Co., Virginia; died 9 Apr 1758, Jordan's Journey, Jordan's Point, Virginia Colony. [Group Sheet]

Richard married Martha Macon Aft 1751. Martha (daughter of William Macon and Mary Hartwell) was born 12 Aug 1722, New Kent Co., Virginia Colony; died 8 Aug 1759, New Kent Co., Virginia; was buried , Putneys Mill New Kent County Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Richard married Elizabeth Blair Aft 1757. Elizabeth (daughter of Hon. John Blair and Mrs. John Blair) was born 4 Apr 1712, Williamsburg, Colonial Virginia; died 22 Apr 1775, Virginia Colony. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Henry Lee, Sr.. Henry was born 1671, Westmoreland Co., Virginia Colony; died 1747, Westmoreland Co., Virginia Colony. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Rootsweb reports death of Elizabeth Chiswell (nee Randolph) as Feb 1776;

Elizabeth married John Chiswell. John was born Est 1710, of Williamsburg and Augusta Co., Virginia; died 15 Oct 1766. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Francis5 Wayles Eppes/Epps 18 Nov 1822, Virginia. Francis5 (son of Deacon John Wayles Eppes and Mary "Maria" Jefferson) was born 20 Sep 1801, Charlottesville, Virginia; died 30 May 1881, Orlando, Orange County, Florida; was buried , Greenwood Cemetery, Orange County, Florida. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

John Wayles was Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson's father, Thomas Jefferson's father-in-law. He was born in Lancaster, England, on 31 January 1715. At some point he emigrated to Virginia. His home was The Forest, in Charles City County. His first wife was Martha Eppes, born at Bermuda Hundred on 10 April 1721; they married on 3 May 1746. Martha gave birth to twins on 23 December 1746, a boy and a girl; according to Thomas Jefferson's notes, the girl was stillborn and the boy lived only a few hours. Almost two years later, on 31 October 1748, Martha Wayles gave birth to her only surviving child, also named Martha. She died less than a week later, on 5 November 1748, at the age of 27.

Wayles' second marriage, according to Jefferson's notes, was to a woman of the Cocke family (no first name is given). The first child of this marriage, Sarah, did not survive to adulthood. The second child, Elizabeth, was born 24 February 1752; Tabitha was born 16 November 1753; and Anne was born 26 August 1756. Jefferson notes that Wayles' second wife died, but not the date; obviously sometime between August 1756 and 26 January 1760, when Wayles married his third wife, Elizabeth Skelton (incidentally the widow of Reuben Skelton, brother of Martha Wayles' first husband Bathurst Skelton). Elizabeth Skelton Wayles died a little more than a year after her marriage to John Wayles, on 10 February 1761; they had no children.[1]

After the death of his third wife Wayles took his slave Elizabeth Hemings as his mistress, according to several sources. He was the father of her children Robert, James, Peter, Critta, Sally, and Thenia Hemings.[2]

Wayles died on 28 May 1773, leaving substantial property and debt which took years for Thomas Jefferson and the other co-executors of Wayles' estate to deal with. The majority of Wayles' papers and financial records do not survive, having disappeared from Eppington in the mid-nineteenth century.

All of the above information comes from a memorandum by Thomas Jefferson in the Edgehill-Randolph Papers at the University of Virginia.

2. Isaac Jefferson, Memoirs, 4; Madison Hemings, "Life Among the Lowly," Pike County Republican, March 13, 1873. A December 20, 1802 letter from Thomas Gibbons, a Federalist planter of Georgia, to Jonathan Dayton states that Sally Hemings "is half sister to his first wife." Similarly, a letter from Thomas Turner in the May 31, 1805 Boston Repertory states, "an opinion has existed . . . that this very Sally is the natural daughter of Mr. Wales, who was the father of the actual Mrs. Jefferson."

John Wayles was born in Lancaster, Lancashire, England January 31,1715. John died 23 May 1773 in The Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, at 57 years of age.

He married three times. He married Martha Eppes in Henrico County, Virginia, ca 1746. Martha is the daughter of Col. Francis Eppes. He married Tabitha Cocke. There is some question as to the surname of Tabitha. Bear in his "The Hemings Family of Monticello" says that her surname was Cocke , but in his book The Slave Children of Thomas Jefferson, Samuel H. Sloan says that it is more likely Cooke.

He married Elizabeth Lomax 1760. Elizabeth died 10 Feb 1761. In addition to being Sally Hemings' father, he was also her owner. John Wayles was a slave owner who fathered six children with his slave, Elizabeth "Betty" Hemings.

John Wayles and Martha Eppes had the following child:

2 i. Martha Wayles was born in Charles City Co., Virginia 19 Oct 1748. Martha died 6 Sep 1782 in Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia, at 33 years of age. She married twice. She married Bathurst Skelton 1766. Bathurst was born Jun 1744. Bathurst died bef 1 Sep 1771. His will was proved in Charles City County, Virginia on 1 September 1771.

She married Thomas Jefferson in The Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, 1 Jan 1772. Thomas was born in Shadwell, Goochland, Virginia 2 Apr 1743. Thomas was the son of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph. Thomas died 4 Jul 1826 in Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia, at 83 years of age.

John Wayles and Tabitha Cocke had the following children:

Elizabeth Wayles. She married Francis Eppes. Francis is the son of Richard Eppes.

Tabitha Wayles.

Anne Wayles. She married Henry Skipwith in Charles City Co., Virginia, 7 Jul 1773.

John Wayles and Elizabeth Hemings had the following children:

Robert Hemings was born 1762. Robert died 1819 in Richmond, Virginia, at 57 years of age. He married Dolly bef 1794. Robert was freed upon the death of his master 1794.

James Hemings was born 1765. James died 1801 at 36 years of age. James was freed upon the death of his master 1796. His death was a result of suicide and there is conjecture that heavy drinking was involved, based on a letter from William Evans to Thomas Jefferson in which Evans verified for Jefferson the way James died.

Thenia Hemings was born 1767. Thenia died aft 1795.

Critta Hemings was born 1769. Critta died aft 1827.

Peter Hemings was born 1770. Peter died aft 1827.

Sally Hemings was born in Guinea Plantation, Cumberland, Virginia 1773. Sally died 1835 in Charlottesville, Albemarle, Virginia, at 62 years of age.

After the death of his first wife, Martha Eppes (the mother of Mrs. Jefferson), John Wayles married two more times; he married secondly to Mary Cocke by whom he had one [name unknown] daughter who died young; John Wayles married a third time, on 3, January 1760 to Elizabeth Lomax, with whom he had three daughters. After the death of Elizabeth Lomax (28 May 1763), Wayles took the half-black half-white slave Betty Hemings as his concubine and had six children by her. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.



The first husband of Elizabeth Lomax was Reuben Skelton - he was the brother of Martha Jefferson's first husband, Bathurst Skelton; thus Martha Wayles Skelton's brother-in-law was her stepmother's first husband.



Ancestry: English; Martha Jefferson's father was an English immigrant. Her maternal great-great grandparents Francis Eppes and his wife Frances emigrated from England to Virginia sometime before 1659.

-------------------- John Wayles was Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson's father, Thomas Jefferson's father-in-law. He was born in Lancaster, England, on 31 January 1715. At some point he emigrated to Virginia. His home was The Forest, in Charles City County. His first wife was Martha Eppes, born at Bermuda Hundred on 10 April 1721; they married on 3 May 1746. Martha gave birth to twins on 23 December 1746, a boy and a girl; according to Thomas Jefferson's notes, the girl was stillborn and the boy lived only a few hours. Almost two years later, on 31 October 1748, Martha Wayles gave birth to her only surviving child, also named Martha. She died less than a week later, on 5 November 1748, at the age of 27.

Wayles' second marriage, according to Jefferson's notes, was to a woman of the Cocke family (no first name is given). The first child of this marriage, Sarah, did not survive to adulthood. The second child, Elizabeth, was born 24 February 1752; Tabitha was born 16 November 1753; and Anne was born 26 August 1756. Jefferson notes that Wayles' second wife died, but not the date; obviously sometime between August 1756 and 26 January 1760, when Wayles married his third wife, Elizabeth Skelton (incidentally the widow of Reuben Skelton, brother of Martha Wayles' first husband Bathurst Skelton). Elizabeth Skelton Wayles died a little more than a year after her marriage to John Wayles, on 10 February 1761; they had no children.[1] After the death of his third wife Wayles took his slave Elizabeth Hemings as his mistress, according to several sources. He was the father of her children Robert, James, Peter, Critta, Sally, and Thenia Hemings.[2]

Wayles died on 28 May 1773, leaving substantial property and debt which took years for Thomas Jefferson and the other co-executors of Wayles' estate to deal with. The majority of Wayles' papers and financial records do not survive, having disappeared from Eppington in the mid-nineteenth century.

All of the above information comes from a memorandum by Thomas Jefferson in the Edgehill-Randolph Papers at the University of Virginia.

2. Isaac Jefferson, Memoirs, 4; Madison Hemings, "Life Among the Lowly," Pike County Republican, March 13, 1873. A December 20, 1802 letter from Thomas Gibbons, a Federalist planter of Georgia, to Jonathan Dayton states that Sally Hemings "is half sister to his first wife." Similarly, a letter from Thomas Turner in the May 31, 1805 Boston Repertory states, "an opinion has existed . . . that this very Sally is the natural daughter of Mr. Wales, who was the father of the actual Mrs. Jefferson." John Wayles was born in Lancaster, Lancashire, England January 31,1715. John died 23 May 1773 in The Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, at 57 years of age.

He married three times. He married Martha Eppes in Henrico County, Virginia, ca 1746. Martha is the daughter of Col. Francis Eppes. He married Tabitha Cocke. There is some question as to the surname of Tabitha. Bear in his "The Hemings Family of Monticello" says that her surname was Cocke , but in his book The Slave Children of Thomas Jefferson, Samuel H. Sloan says that it is more likely Cooke.

He married Elizabeth Lomax 1760. Elizabeth died 10 Feb 1761. In addition to being Sally Hemings' father, he was also her owner. John Wayles was a slave owner who fathered six children with his slave, Elizabeth "Betty" Hemings.

John Wayles and Martha Eppes had the following child:

2 i. Martha Wayles was born in Charles City Co., Virginia 19 Oct 1748. Martha died 6 Sep 1782 in Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia, at 33 years of age. She married twice. She married Bathurst Skelton 1766. Bathurst was born Jun 1744. Bathurst died bef 1 Sep 1771. His will was proved in Charles City County, Virginia on 1 September 1771. She married Thomas Jefferson in The Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, 1 Jan 1772. Thomas was born in Shadwell, Goochland, Virginia 2 Apr 1743. Thomas was the son of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph. Thomas died 4 Jul 1826 in Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia, at 83 years of age.

John Wayles and Tabitha Cocke had the following children:

Elizabeth Wayles. She married Francis Eppes. Francis is the son of Richard Eppes.

Tabitha Wayles.

Anne Wayles. She married Henry Skipwith in Charles City Co., Virginia, 7 Jul 1773.

John Wayles and Elizabeth Hemings had the following children:

Robert Hemings was born 1762. Robert died 1819 in Richmond, Virginia, at 57 years of age. He married Dolly bef 1794. Robert was freed upon the death of his master 1794.

James Hemings was born 1765. James died 1801 at 36 years of age. James was freed upon the death of his master 1796. His death was a result of suicide and there is conjecture that heavy drinking was involved, based on a letter from William Evans to Thomas Jefferson in which Evans verified for Jefferson the way James died.

Thenia Hemings was born 1767. Thenia died aft 1795.

Critta Hemings was born 1769. Critta died aft 1827.

Peter Hemings was born 1770. Peter died aft 1827.

Sally Hemings was born in Guinea Plantation, Cumberland, Virginia 1773. Sally died 1835 in Charlottesville, Albemarle, Virginia, at 62 years of age.

After the death of his first wife, Martha Eppes (the mother of Mrs. Jefferson), John Wayles married two more times; he married secondly to Mary Cocke by whom he had one [name unknown] daughter who died young; John Wayles married a third time, on 3, January 1760 to Elizabeth Lomax, with whom he had three daughters. After the death of Elizabeth Lomax (28 May 1763), Wayles took the half-black half-white slave Betty Hemings as his concubine and had six children by her. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.

The first husband of Elizabeth Lomax was Reuben Skelton - he was the brother of Martha Jefferson's first husband, Bathurst Skelton; thus Martha Wayles Skelton's brother-in-law was her stepmother's first husband.

Ancestry: English; Martha Jefferson's father was an English immigrant. Her maternal great-great grandparents Francis Eppes and his wife Frances emigrated from England to Virginia sometime before 1659. -------------------- His estate near Williamsburg called 'The Forest', was amoung the biggest and most productive in all of Virginia.

Married three times.

1. Martha Eppes Wayles who died within three weeks of her daughter Martha's birth.
2. A Miss Cocke who bore four daughter, three of whom, Elizabeth, Tabitha and Anne who grew to maturity.
3. Elizabeth Lomax, widow of Reuben Skelton, who survived only eleven months after her marriage to John Wayles.
Also fathered Sally Hemmings 1773 by a slave mistress Elizabeth 'Betty' Hemmings after his wife died.

Links

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=spot54&id=I03974

-------------------- John Wayles emigrated to Virginia in the 1730's. With his partner, Elizabeth, they had six children: Robert, James, Critta, Thenia, Peter and Sally Hemings.

*President of the United States (3rd) DOB Old Style (see Monticello web address)

http://www.monticello.org

While researching my Giles Carters, I came upon this note by Dick Zieman (A Carter Researcher) It is worth seeing here:

"As a prelude to the Virginia Declaration of Religous Freedom, please remember it was Edward Carter of Blenheim, youngest of Secretary John, who made a compact with his neighbor, Thomas Jefferson, to have Primogeniture done away with just before the Revolution. He was not going to leave everything to his Gambling, no good son! The War saved them from having to push the controversial subject thru the Burgess!



Jane Isham Randolph (1719 - 1776)
mother of President Thomas Jefferson

Isham Randolph (1681 - 1742)
father of Jane Isham Randolph

William Randolph (1651 - 1711)
father of Isham Randolph

Thomas Randolph (1683 - 1729)
son of William Randolph

Mary Isham Randolph (1718 - 1772)
daughter of Thomas Randolph

Mary Randolph Keith (1737 - 1809)
daughter of Mary Isham Randolph

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son of Mary Randolph Keith

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son of James Markham Marshall

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son of James R Marshall

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daughter of Reuben Jackson Marshall

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daughter of Louisa S. Marshall

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daughter of Virginia Holder

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daughter of Cora Scearce

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Thomas married Martha Wayles 1 Jan 1772, near Williamsburg, Virginia. Martha (daughter of John Wayles and Martha Eppes/Epps) was born 19 Oct 1748, The Forest Plantation, Charles City, Virginia; died 6 Sep 1782, Monticello, Albermarle, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Randolph Jefferson, brother of Thomas (POTUS) speculated to be one of 2 dozen Jefferson men in Virginia who may have fathered Sally Hemmings son. The Washington Times reports the publication of a new book published September 2011 "The Jefferson-Hemmings Controversy"; a report of the scholars commission" a new look at a very old dispute about American History; Carolina Academic Press
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf

Notes:

http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis

Notes:

http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Mary Jefferson married John Bolling III who was born in 1737.

324. John Blair Bolling583,584, born June 24, 1737 in http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/o/g/Richard-W-Boggs-jr/GENE1-0011.html
Henrico County, Virginia585,586; died April 1800 in Chesterfield County, VA587,588. He was the son of 648. Major John Bolling Jr. and 649. Elizabeth Bland Blair. He married 325. Mary Jefferson WFT Est. 1759-1817589,590.

325. Mary Jefferson591,592, born WFT Est. 1728-1754593,594; died WFT Est. 1759-1837595,596. She was the daughter of 650. Peter Jefferson and 651. Jane Randolph.

Children of John Bolling and Mary Jefferson are:
i. Ann Bolling
ii. Edward Bolling
iii. Jane Bolling
iv. John Bolling
162 v. Joseph Bolling, born Abt. 1770 in Bedford County, Virginia; died March 06, 1832 in Franklin County, Virginia; married Rebecca Mattox March 01, 1795 in Franklin Co., VA.
vi. Martha Bolling
vii. Mary Jefferson Bolling
viii. Robert Bolling
ix. Thomas Bolling
x. Archibald Bolling597,598, born 1774599,600; died 1829601,602; married Catherine Payne WFT Est. 1784-1825603,604; born WFT Est. 1750-1793605,606; died WFT Est. 1784-1872607,608.

Notes:

http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Martha Jefferson married Dabney Carr


Name:
Martha Bolling (nee Jefferson) was also married to Dabney Carr

Martha married John Bolling 24 Jan 1760, Charlottesville, Virginia. John (son of Major John Bolling and Elizabeth Blair) was born 24 Jun 1737, Cobbs, Henrico Co., Virginia Colony; died 1800. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Lucy Jefferson married Charles Liburne Lewis

Notes:

http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf
Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph:
Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas, Elizabeth 1744-1744, Martha who married Dabney Carr, Peter Field Jefferson, Infant son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson who married Charles Liburne Lewis, Anna Scott Jefferson 1755-1805 m. Hastings Marks and Randolph Jefferson 1755-1815 who m. Anne Jefferson Lewis
http://www.sylvest-sarah.com/samples/page_463.pdf

Notes:

Name:
Children of Anne Cary and Thomas Mann Randolph are:
Children of Thomas Mann Randolph and Anne Cary; are Mary, Henry, Elizabeth, Thomas, William, Archibald, Judith, Anne, John, George Washington, Harriet and Virginia.

Anne married Thomas Mann Randolph 1761. Thomas was born 1741, Tuckahoe, Virginia; died 1793, Tuckahoe, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://dcodriscoll.pbworks.com/w/page/38062171/Munford_%28I%29.
1.3.1 Col. Robert Munford of "Richland", Burgess; b. ca. 1737; d. 1784, Mecklenburg Co; will written 16 Dec 1783, probated 8 Feb 1784; Burgess from Brunswick Co 1765-755 - also served as county lieutenant; served under Col. William Byrd in the French & Indian War; served in the Revolutionary War; scholar & poet.
= Anna Beverly; b. ca. 1724, Essex Co; d. Sept 1803; dau of Col. William Beverley of Blandfield, Councillor & Elizabeth Bland.

1.3.1.1 Ursula Anne Munford
= Francis Otway Byrd; b. 8 May 1756; d. 2 Apr 1800, Charles City Co.

1.3.1.2 Elizabeth Beverley Munford; b. 27 Mar 1762.
= Gen. Richard Kennon of "Finewood", Gov. Louisiana Territory; b. 1759, Mecklenburg Co; d. 4 Feb 1804, Mecklenburg Co.

1.3.1.3 Hon. William Munford, poet; b. 15 Aug 1775, Mecklenburg Co; d. 21 June 1825.

Name:
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.

Robert married Anna [Susanna] Beverly/Beverley Est 1761. Anna was born Est 1725, Prob. Chesterfield County, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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]

Elizabeth married John3 Banister, Jr.. John3 (son of John Banister, Sr. and Elizabeth Bolling) was born 26 Dec 1734, "Battersea", Bristol Parish, Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Theodorick married Susan Fitzhugh. Susan was born Est 1745, Colonial Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Lucy "Lowland Beauty" Grymes 1 Dec 1753, James City Parish, Stafford, Virginia Colony. Lucy (daughter of Honorable Charles of "Moratico", Richmond Co. Grymes and Frances Jennings) was born 24 Aug 1739, Richmond, Middlesex County, Virginia; died 1792, “Leesylvania,” Potomac River, Prince William County; was buried , Leesylvania, Prince William County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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Birth:
or 24 Oct 1715 in Henrico Co., Virginia

Mary married Captain Warner [Bowles] Lewis, Jr. 22 Feb 1739, Possibly Augusta Co., Williamsburg, Virginia . Warner (son of Colonel Warner [Fielding] Lewis, Sr. and Eleanor Bowles) was born 30 Oct 1747, Warner Hall, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia; died 30 Dec 1791, Warner Hall, Gloucester Co., Virginia; was buried , Warner Hall Graveyard, Naxera, Gloucester, Virginia. [Group Sheet]