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     Charity Ramsey was born circa 1680.¹ She married Thomas Hodges circa 1696.¹

     Thomas Ramsey was born circa 1689; per Saunders: "b. posthumously?"¹ He was baptized on 14 May 1699 at All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From http://fzsaunders.com/tydings.html: Thomas RAMSEY b. posthumously? ca. 1689; bap. 14 May 1699 All Hallow's Parish as "son of William and "Peshoshia."12 Called nephew in the will of John BELT, Sr. written in 1697. (Note than many children from families that had Quaker ties appear to have been baptized when they were older at All Hallow's Parish. Elizabeth, widow of John BELT had 4 children from her first marriage baptized at the same time as her daughter Margaret in 1703. The eldest had to be over age 10.)¹

     Joseph Royall was born in 1600.¹ He married Katherine Royall Banks before 1641 at Canterbury, co. Kent, England,
; According to Early Colonial Settlers, their dau Katherine was born c 1641 in Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., VA.¹
Joseph Royall died in 1658 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
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Database: mrmarsha
Individual: I23151
Link: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmar sha&id=I23151
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~debbie/stories/henrico.html
URL title: Henrico County, Virginia
Note:
Joseph Royal Sr. was dead by March 10, 1665. He and Katherine Banks Royall had at least three children, whose names are known; Joseph Royall Jr, Sarah Royall, who married John Wilkinson, and Katherine Royall who married Richard Perrin. (He also may have been the father of William, Richard And Henry as well as a daughter who married Richard Dennis And another daugher who married Machel Marshall. When Joseph died in about 1665, Katherine was a wealthy woman and married a second time to Henry Isham, Sr. of Bermueda Hundred Plantation in Virginia. According to custom, Joseph Royall's estate became the property of the new husband. Henry Isham added another wing onto the residence which was enhanced with tall pines and an English Flower Garden and was enclosed within a white picket fence. Katherine and Henry Isham were the leaders of Virginia Society at that time. They had three children together. Mary , who married William Randolph , Anne who married Francis Eppes and Henry Isham, Jr who died as a young unmarried man; he was lost at sea. In his will dated 11/13/1678, her son left Katherine, his mother one third of his property which was in both VA and England. Through this second marrriage, Katherine is the direct ancestor of Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall. Katherine's daughter Mary Isham was a much-courted belle in the scattered plantation society of the region. She was a charming young lady, known to play a musical instrument called a cittern. William Randolph married Mary Isham and they have been called the "Adam and Eve of Virginia".²

     Joseph Royall was born at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Joseph Royall died after 15 October 1698 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Joseph Royall was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.²

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 22
CAPT. JOSEPH ROYALL, 235 acs., Henrico Co., on Procter's branch, 15 Oct. 1698, p. 159. Adj. John Clarke; Mr. Thomas Branch; & Robt. Thompson. Trans. of 5 pers.*
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1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 22
JOSEPH ROYALL, 50 acs., Henrico Co., 15 Oct. 1698, p. 160. Escheated from John Chaplin, by inquisition under Wm. Randolph, Esch'r., &c.¹

     Katherine Royall was born circa 1641 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Richard Perrin (Sr.) circa 1657 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.²

Katherine Royall died after 1695 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
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Database: mrmarsha
Individual: I23151
Link: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmar sha&id=I23151
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~debbie/stories/henrico.html
URL title: Henrico County, Virginia
Note:
Joseph Royal Sr. was dead by March 10, 1665. He and Katherine Banks Royall had at least three children, whose names are known; Joseph Royall Jr, Sarah Royall, who married John Wilkinson, and Katherine Royall who married Richard Perrin. (He also may have been the father of William, Richard And Henry as well as a daughter who married Richard Dennis And another daugher who married Machel Marshall. When Joseph died in about 1665, Katherine was a wealthy woman and married a second time to Henry Isham, Sr. of Bermueda Hundred Plantation in Virginia. According to custom, Joseph Royall's estate became the property of the new husband. Henry Isham added another wing onto the residence which was enhanced with tall pines and an English Flower Garden and was enclosed within a white picket fence. Katherine and Henry Isham were the leaders of Virginia Society at that time. They had three children together. Mary , who married William Randolph , Anne who married Francis Eppes and Henry Isham, Jr who died as a young unmarried man; he was lost at sea. In his will dated 11/13/1678, her son left Katherine, his mother one third of his property which was in both VA and England. Through this second marrriage, Katherine is the direct ancestor of Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall. Katherine's daughter Mary Isham was a much-courted belle in the scattered plantation society of the region. She was a charming young lady, known to play a musical instrument called a cittern. William Randolph married Mary Isham and they have been called the "Adam and Eve of Virginia".¹
In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Katherine Royall was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.³

     Richard Perrin (Sr.) was born circa 1635 at West Sussex, England.¹ He married Katherine Royall, daughter of Joseph Royall and Katherine Royall Banks, circa 1657 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Richard Perrin (Sr.) died on 1 April 1695 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Richard Perrin (Jr.) was born circa 1661 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Richard Perrin (Jr.) died between 1686 and 1695 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Richard Perrin (Jr.) was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.²

     Mary Perrin was born in 1665 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Mary Perrin died on 3 April 1718 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Mary Perrin was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.²

     Katherine Perrin was born circa 1670 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Katherine Perrin died on 16 May 1748 at Shadwell, Albemarle Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Anne Perrin was born circa 1671 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Anne Perrin was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.²

     Sarah Perrin was born circa 1675 at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Sarah Perrin died in 1711 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Katherine Royall Banks's will dated 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, Sarah Perrin was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.²

     Henry Isham was born circa 1658 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Henry Isham died on 5 June 1680; Note on Early Colonial Settlers says he was lost at sea.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
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Database: mrmarsha
Individual: I23151
Link: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmar sha&id=I23151
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~debbie/stories/henrico.html
URL title: Henrico County, Virginia
Note: Joseph Royal Sr. was dead by March 10, 1665. He and Katherine Banks Royall had at least three children, whose names are known; Joseph Royall Jr, Sarah Royall, who married John Wilkinson, and Katherine Royall who married Richard Perrin. (He also may have been the father of William, Richard And Henry as well as a daughter who married Richard Dennis And another daugher who married Machel Marshall. When Joseph died in about 1665, Katherine was a wealthy woman and married a second time to Henry Isham, Sr. of Bermueda Hundred Plantation in Virginia. According to custom, Joseph Royall's estate became the property of the new husband. Henry Isham added another wing onto the residence which was enhanced with tall pines and an English Flower Garden and was enclosed within a white picket fence. Katherine and Henry Isham were the leaders of Virginia Society at that time. They had three children together. Mary , who married William Randolph , Anne who married Francis Eppes and Henry Isham, Jr who died as a young unmarried man; he was lost at sea. In his will dated 11/13/1678, her son left Katherine, his mother one third of his property which was in both VA and England. Through this second marrriage, Katherine is the direct ancestor of Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall. Katherine's daughter Mary Isham was a much-courted belle in the scattered plantation society of the region. She was a charming young lady, known to play a musical instrument called a cittern. William Randolph married Mary Isham and they have been called the "Adam and Eve of Virginia".

Contributed by: James Hughes
URL title: A Survey of the Ishams in England and America, Page 602
Note:
Henry Isham of Henrico Co. will of; dated Nov. 23, 1678. Four pages.
"Henry Isham of Henrico County, Virginia., will of; dated Nov. 13, 1678. . . . To my honored mother Mrs Katherine Isham, a third part of my personal estate, both of what is in Virginia & England, after ye legacies above are satisfied . . ." (Vol. 2, Page 619).¹

     Anne Fitzhugh Isham was born in 1665 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Francis Eppes (Sr.) in 1685 at Shirley Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.²

Anne Fitzhugh Isham died on 29 December 1735 at Turkey Island, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Anne Fitzhugh Isham and Francis Eppes III are:

     Francis Eppes (Sr.) was born in 1659 at Shirley Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Anne Fitzhugh Isham, daughter of Capt. Henry Isham and Katherine Royall Banks, in 1685 at Shirley Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Francis Eppes (Sr.) died in 1718 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Anne Fitzhugh Isham and Francis Eppes III are:

1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 15
CAPT.. FRANCIS EPS (Epes), 68 acs., Henrico Co; N. side of James River on head of Long Feald • land; adj. his own; Robt. & Wm. Burton; & land of John Pemston (?); 28. Oct. 1697, p. 105. Trans. of 2 pers; Ja. Dickson, Wm. Oatley.
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1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 22
FRANCIS EPES, 60 acs., Henrico Co., 15 Oct. 1698, p. 161. Escheated from Edward Elton, by inquisition under Wm. Randolph, Esch'r., &c.
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1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 49
CAPT. FRANCIS EPP'S, MR. WILLIAM EPP'S & CAPT. LITTLEBURY EPP'S, 1000 acs., Chas. City Co; S. side of Worwick Sw. & N. side of Joseph Sw., 24 Oct. 1701, p. 380. Beg. at John Scott, on Worwick Sw; crossing Tuna-tora path a little above the bridge over Joseph Sw; to Capt. Thomas Busby; by the Meadow path from Chr. Robinson to Samuel Tatum's; to Worwick Meadow & Sw. & including the same. Trans. of 20 pers: Matthew Raw (or Haw), Saml. Iles, John Gretion, Richard Owen, Wm. Joyce, Eliza. Gilson, Robert Gillereast, Vincent Godfrey, Martha Pattison, John Tucker, Wm. Wogan, Robert Maher, John Spike, Mary Britton, John Edwards, John Fan(or Fau), Avis Whiteker, Dennis Caller, John Walker, Jacob Johnson.
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1695-1706 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 9; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 72
CAPT. FRANCIS EPES, MR. ISHAM EPES, MR. FRANCIS EPES, JUNR., MR. GEORGE ROBINSON, MINISTER, & MRS. ELIZABETH KENNON & MR. PHILLIP JONES & MRS. MARTHA STRATTON & MR. GEO. ARCHER & MR. JAMES HILL, 4000 acs., Henrico Co; on N. side of Appamattock River, 24 Apr. 1703, p. 540. Be. below mouth of Wintopock main Cr; crossing N. br. of Wintopock; crossing the middle br., &c. Trans. of 80 pers: Mary Barnacle, Dorothy Brown, Margtt, Overby, Jane Stroude, Jane Green, Wm. Pane, Wm. Marlin, Wm. Cooke, James Miller, Caleb Ware, Anthony Downing, Wm. Muggee, John Swaine, John Bay, Jeffery Robinson, John Patridge, Sarni. Cooke, Daniel Watts, Margtt. Magee, Sarah Sheppard, Wm. Wright, Saml. Iles, Easter Orchard, Tho, Thorpp, Trestram Paine, Charles Egan, Thomas Taylor, John Littleworth, Richard Iland, Wm. Edwards, James King, John Lewis, Timb. Bonus, Samuel Kendall. Cha. Mackartee, Andr. Crawfoot, Haniball Haskins, John Decus, Edwd. Harper, James Hill, Wm, Loftice, Jona. Ingram, Richd. Godin, Mary CoIcot, John Brown, Saml. Bushell, Wm. Adsonn (or Adsam), Saml. West, Susan Nockson, Edwd. Harper, Richd. Harford, Giles Roe, Will. Okes, Susan Simons, Fra. Yeule, Ralph Jackson, Thomas Vincent, Edwd. Thatcher, Ellen Walker, Eliza. North, Rowld. Bell, Henry Clark, Wm. Smith, Cha. Dennis, Wm. Osborn, Matt. Jones, Walter Pitman, Edwd. Standley, Richard -- , John Smith, Fra. Jones, Win. Huff, Wm. Stiles, Thomas Deane.¹

     Anne Eppes was born in 1691 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Kennon circa 1707 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.²

Anne Eppes died on 1 November 1765 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     William Kennon was born in 1685 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Anne Eppes, daughter of Francis Eppes (Sr.) and Anne Fitzhugh Isham, circa 1707 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

William Kennon died after 1738 at Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 270
At a court held for the said County the 27th day of June 1738.
- William Kennon attorney-at-law upon the complaint of Christopher Dominick Jackson against him for attempting to ravish Martha Rust an infant of about 10 years old, daughter in law to the complainant as is set forth in the warrant being bound over by recognizance taken before Henry Lee, Gent one of his majesties justices of the peace for this county to appear at this court to answer the said complaint which being now before the court several depositions were read and after hearing the matter thereof. On motion of William Robinson, Gent attorney for our Sovereign Lord the King in this County signifying that until he had of the warrants and depositions to consider the nature of the complaint and therefore of the evidence he was at a loss to determine what method of prosecution most expedient to be taken against the said offender and therefore prayed the same might be continued till next court. It is considered by the court that he the said William Kennon be as he is accordingly continued over by the recognizance aforesaid to answer the said complaint at the next court to be held for the County aforesaid.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- Christopher Dominick Jackson’s complaint against William Kennon, attorney at law for attempting to ravish Marth Rust an infant being now called and for that the said Jackson not appearing but as is suggested is runaway. Therefore on motion of the said Kennon the said complaint is dismist an the said Jackson is hereby ordered to pay the said Kennon his costs in this behalf expended and a lawyers fee, alias execution.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- William Rust being summoned an evidence in the cause depending between Christopher Dominick Jackson, plaintiff and William Kennon, defendant on behalf of the defendant and having attended 3 days as appears by his oath. On his motion it is ordered that the said Kennon do pay him 75 pounds of tobacco for his said attendance as the law directs with cost, alias execution.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- Michael Gilbert being summoned an evidence in the cause depending between Christopher Dominick Jackson, plaintiff and William Kennon, defendant on behalf of the defendant and having attended 2 days as appears by his oath. On his motion it is ordered that the said Kennon do pay him 50 pounds of tobacco for his said attendance as the law directs with cost, alias execution.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- John Smith being summoned an evidence in the cause depending between Christopher Dominick Jackson, plaintiff and William Kennon, defendant on behalf of the defendant and living out of this county 25 miles distance from this court which he came once and attended 3 days as appears by his oath. On his motion it is ordered that the said William Kennon do pay him 150 pounds of tobacco for his coming and returning and for his said attendance as the law directs with cost, alias execution.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- John Lucas being summoned an evidence in the cause depending between Christopher Dominick Jackson, plaintiff and William Kennon, defendant on behalf of the defendant and having attended 3 days as appears by his oath. On his motion it is ordered that the said Kennon do pay him 75 pounds of tobacco for his said attendance as the law directs with cost, alias execution.
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 284
At a court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738.
- Charnock Cox being summoned an evidence in the cause depending between Christopher Dominick Jackson, plaintiff and William Kennon, defendant on behalf of the defendant and having attended 3 days as appears by his oath. On his motion it is ordered that the said Kennon do pay him 75 pounds of tobacco for his said attendance as the law directs with cost, alias execution.¹

     Elizabeth Eppes was born in 1690 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Henry III Randolph, son of Capt. Henry II Randolph and Sarah Swan, on 29 March 1714 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.^2,1

Elizabeth Eppes died in April 1777 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Elizabeth Eppes and Henry Randolph III are:

     Henry III Randolph was born on 1 January 1689 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Eppes, daughter of Francis Eppes (Sr.) and Anne Fitzhugh Isham, on 29 March 1714 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.^1,4

Henry III Randolph died on 1 August 1726 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, at age 37.¹

     Martha Field was born on 23 February 1681 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Archer in 1705 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.²
Martha Field died on 17 February 1718 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, at age 36.¹

     John Archer was born before 1680.¹ He married Martha Field, daughter of Peter Field and Judith Soane, in 1705 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.¹
John Archer died between 14 March 1717 and 4 November 1718 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
     John Archer left a will on 14 March 1717 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County Court Records 1650-1807, Part ii, Page 393.
John Archer of Henrico Parish, Will dated 14 March 1717, prov 4 Nov 1718.
Land at Bermuda Hundred I now live on, to son John, except 100 acres, on lower side, which I also give him if he will make it over to my son Field, when he comes of age. I confirm the right of John in the land, 188 acres, deed to me by my brother George (Henrico County Deeds and Wills 1688-97, p. 515, 1 Oct 1694)
To my son Field. 370 acres, in two tracts, on south side of Swift Creek, called "Youl's" and "Loftis's", and if he die under age without issue, to my sons John and William.
To son John, 46 acres in Rodale bought by me of William Bowman, else to John tract known as "Learwoods", joining Cobbs, 80 acres.
To son William, 108 acres called "The Saw Mill Dividend" and 330 acres at Cross Swamp.
My fourth part of 1600 acres, surveyed for me at Fine Creek, to my three sons equally.
To my daughters Frances, Judith, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth and three sons each, negroes.
The money I have in England from tobacco, to be put at interest, is to be paid sons when of lawful age.
To daughter Frances, items, including a silver cup marked "M.F".
To daughter Judith, items, including a sealskin trunk, marked "P.F".
(various items listed to all children).
My livestock to be kept on plantation to support my children, and each to get share when of age.
Guardianship of my children to my brother, Joseph Royall.
To brother Joseph Royall, my new black suit, and to be sole executor.
Wit: William Randolph, George Archer, Abraham Womack, Thomas Buckner, Thomas Morris.
Recorded 4 Nov 1718.¹

     Phoebe Archer was born in 1689 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Phoebe Archer died on 2 January 1750 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Judith Archer was born in 1689 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Judith Archer died on 18 January 1751 at Winterham, Amelia Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Francis Eppes (Jr.) married Sarah Kennon.²
Francis Eppes (Jr.) was born on 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Francis Eppes (Jr.) died in December 1734 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA, at age 48.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1732-1735 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 15; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 26
FRANCIS EPPES of Pr. Geo. Co., Gent., 375 acs. NL in sd Co., on upper side of Seller Fork of Deep Cr., to the Great Br., adj. Matthew Smart; 28 Jan 1733/34, p.142. £2.
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1732-1735 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 15; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 30
FRANCIS EPPES, Gent, 5,000 acs. OL,NL in Henrico Co., N side Appamattox Riv., mouth of Skin Quarter Cr., up a Spring Br. & it's East br., on a br. of the Upper Sappony Cr., E side of a br. of Appamattox Riv., E side of small br. of Middle Cr; adj. Major William Kennon, Eppes, Robert Hancock, William Moseley, Thomas Tanner & Samuel Good; 28 Feb 1733/34, p.172. £13.S5. 2,350 acs. part of sd tract Gtd. sd Francis Eppes by pat. 13 Oct 1727 [PB 13 p.193]
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1732-1735 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 15; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 36
FRANCIS EPPES, Gent., 400 acs. NL in Henrico Co. on S side of Swift Cr. & a br. of Swift Cr. called Ephraim Liles's Br. adj. Richard Grill; 25 May 1734, p.207. £2.¹

     Sarah Kennon married Francis Eppes (Jr.), son of Francis Eppes (Sr.) and Anne Fitzhugh Isham.¹
Sarah Kennon was born in 1689 at Conjuror's Neck, Chesterfield Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Sarah Kennon died in July 1748 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Martha Eppes was born on 10 April 1712 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Wayles on 3 May 1746 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.²
Martha Eppes died on 5 November 1748 at Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, USA, at age 36.¹

     John Wayles was born on 31 January 1715 at St. Mary's Parish, Lancashire, England.¹ He married Martha Eppes, daughter of Francis Eppes (Jr.) and Sarah Kennon, on 3 May 1746 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.¹ John Wayles married Tabitha Cocke circa 1749 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives.² John Wayles married Elizabeth Lomax on 9 July 1751 at Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 3rd of 3 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.³
John Wayles died on 28 May 1773 at Forest, Charles City Co., Virginia, USA, at age 58.¹

     Tabitha Cocke was born on 25 September 1724 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Wayles circa 1749 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives.¹
Tabitha Cocke died in August 1756 at Goochland Co., Virginia, USA, at age 31.¹