- Brooks
- Cloyd
- Cornwell
- Overall
- Parks
- Porter
- Robertson
- Robinson
- Smith
- Williamson
- Wilson
Currer-Briggs, Noel. Virginia Settlers & English Adventurers, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1970.
Andrew Pecke will Norfolk Archdeaconry / 99, 10 April 1605, proved 15 Mar. 1607/8 by exor at Norwich. Andrew Pecke of Hickling, Norfolk, husbandman named Edmund, eldest son; Walter, second son; Edmund son of Edmund; Margarett Reading daughter of John; Alice Cooke, daughter. Wit: Robert Cooke
John Pecke Norwich Archdeaconry/37/C nuncupative, May 1607, proved 18 Aug. 1607 by Johanne Pecke, relict. John Pecke of St. Michael-at-Plea, Norwich, Skinner. Names Johane his wife.
Walter Peck [probably son of Andrew above], Norfolk Archdeaconry/254, 1 April 1614, proved 5 June 1614 by exors. Walter Pecke of Hickling, Norfolk, yeoman. Names Margaret his wife; son Robert under 21; son Walter under 21; son Thomas; brother Edmund; godson Edmund Pecke; Margaret Reading.
Edmund Peck, will Norfolk Archdeaconry/2, 23 December 1617, proved 6 April 1622 by exor. Edmund Peck of Hickling, Norfolk, husbandman. Names son Andrew, younger son Edmund; daughter Audry under 24; daughter Margaret under 21; daughter Mary.
Robert Pecke will 1C/AA2/56 Folio 144, 25 June 1623, proved 8 June 1625 Yoxford. Robert of Parham, Suffolk, yeoman. Names Jasper Peck godchild; Alice Peck, daughter of Jasper; Susan Warner, sister-in-law; Susan Warner, daughter of Susan Warner; brother Humfry; Elizabeth Greene godchild; John Fryer servant; wife Alice; brother Thomas.
Humphrie Peck, 1C/AA2/65 Folio 143, 22 Mar. 1628/9, proved 12 Dec. 1639 at Ipswich. Humphrie of Ashfield, Suffolk, yeoman. Names Millicent Peck kinswoman; Rose V---say(?), kinswoman; Thomas Peck nephew, son of brother Thomas; brother Jasper; brother Robert; John Peck brother; Joane Gibbs wife of Henry; Alice Peck her sister; Mary Peck her sister; Francis Peck half-brother; Dina Pamment (?) wife of Christopher; Anne Church wife of Thomas; Mary Peck stepmother and widow; William Pollen(?) servant; Mary Batterom(w)e kinswoman; John Batterom(w)e her brother; Grace Batterom(w)e their sister; Joane Botteran their sister; Rose Batteron(w)e their sister; Elizabeth Batteran(ow) their sister; youngest son of Grace Batterow(?); Rev. Herne; wife Hellen.
Francis Peck, PCC 112 Russell, 17 Nov. 1633, proved 19 Dec. 1633 by Hugh Harvye. Francis Peck of Triplow, Cambridgeshire, yeoman. Names Sisters Scoore and Kinge and their children; William Pecke and children; (--?--) Stacey the smith of Great Shelford; Roase Casbout kinswoman; daughter Anne.
William Peck PCC 51 Seager, 8 June 1634, proved 23 June 1634 by James Peck. William Peck the elder of Sprixworth, Norfolk, esquire. Names wife Alice Pecke; sons Thomas, William John, James; daughters Anne, Martha, Marie Ravenscroft wife of James; grandson Thomas Ravenscroft; daughter Elizabeth Wakeman wife of John; (--?--) Wakeman daughter of Elizabeth Wakeman; cousin Thomas Mountford; nephew Robert Bate; sister Mary Bate; niece Priscilla Bate; cousin John Mountford.
Sisley Pecke, Norwich, C.C. O.W. 108, 11 June 1634, proved 27 -- 1634, by exor at Norwich. Names son Thomas; daughter Anne; grandson Robert Beales; granddaughter Susan Pecke; son William Pecke.
George Pecke, Norwich Archdeaconry/76, 27 Aug. 1635, proved 7 Oct. 1635 by exix at Watton. George Pecke of Caston, Norfolk, Linen weaver. Names wife Mary; son George; daughter Agnes Peck; John Canham.
Robert Peck, Norfolk Archdeaconry/61, no date, proved 20 Dec. 1644. Robert Peck of Swaffham, Norfolk, yeoman. Names brother John; niece Francis Pecke daughter of Thomas Pecke; brother John's children; brother-in-law (--?--) Baker's children; nephew Robert Pecke son of George; Jane Carleton wife of Stephen; Joane Clark wife's kinswoman; Thomas Osborne my kinsman; Symon Carleton(by?), son of Symon.
Alice Peck PCC 128 Grey, 16 Sep. 1644, proved 12 June 1651 by James Peck. Alice Peck of Spixworth, Norfolk, relict of William Peck of Spixworth, Eng. Names eldest son Thomas; second son William; third son John; eldest daughter Martha Allen wife of Henry; grandson John Peck & grandson Thomas Peck sons of my daughter Martha by her first husband; second daughter Mary Ravenscroft wife of James; third daughter Elizabeth Wakeman, widow; youngest daughter Ann Hockenhill, widow; cousin Susan Hunt; Thomas Hayman; youngest son James Peck.
Christopher Pecke, Norwich C.C. O.W. 110, 7 Oct. 1647, proved 10 Nov. 1647 by exix. Christopher Pecke of Hargham, Norfolk, yeoman. Names youngest daughter Francis Pecke; grandson Richard Brayboy/Braband, the younger.
Margaret Peck, Norwich C.C. O.W. 106, 6 Sept. 1647, proved 18 Oct. 1647 by exix. Margaret of Parham, Suffolk, widow. Names daughter Mary; son Richard; son Michall; son William.
William Peck, PCC 267 Alchin, 1 Nov. 1651, proved 15 Sept. 1654 by Edward Peck. William of Methwold, Norfolk, gent. Names wife Dorothy; son Edward; son Thomas; daughter Bridgett unmarried; brother Arthur; brother John; grandson William Robinson; George Fowler & wife; Edward Fowler; Bridgett Fowler; Francis Fowler; Osbert Kirlington & wife; Mary Steward; Edward Marshall & Elizabeth wife; Andrew Doughty; John Wade; Richard Younge; Grace wife of son Edward;
George Peck PCC 39 Bowyer, 2 Feb. 1651/2, proved 19 Feb. 1651/2 by Robert Panton. George of St. Gyles-in-the-Fields, barber-surgeon. Names sister Jane Kitchin; cousin Henry Panton; Robert Morris; Sarah, Martha, John children of Richard Larramore. 2 children of John Beeseley; Anne Luce; Gervase Yarborough.
William Peck PCC 256 Aylett, 29 July 1654, proved 10 Feb. 1654/5 by Robert Pecke. William of Long Stowe, Cambridgeshire, yeoman. Names late wife Catherine, current wife Mary; son Robert; son William; daughters Catherine, Mary, Susanna, Agnes.
Thomas Pecke PCC 474 Aylett, 22 April 1655, proved 22 Sept. 1655 by Thomas Barron. Thomas of Little Eversden, Cambridgeshire, yeoman. Names daughter Anne Barron, wife of Thomas; daughter Elizabeth Cambridge; grandson Thomas Barron; granddaughter Elizabeth Cambridge.
Edward Peck PCC 8 Juxon, 23 Aug. 1662, proved 21 Jan. 1663/4 by Robert Peck brother of dec'd. Edward Peck died abroad. Sole legatee, Robert Peck, brother and exor.
Robert Pecke PCC 84 Juxon, 23 May 1663, proved 1 June 1663 by Josia Peck, son. Robert of St. Clement Danes, taylor. Names daughter Katherine under 21; son Josiah Pecke; friend Robert Butter & wife; sister Dorcas Pecke; brother William Howton; John Watson.
Robert Peck PCC 62 Mico, 7 Nov. 1665, proved 26 April 1666 by Elizabeth Peck, widow and sole exor of dec'd. Robert citizen and haberdasher of London. Names wife Elizabeth; son Francis; daughter Elizabeth; brother Edward Dyer; servant Mary Carter.
John Peck PCC 122 Mico, 27 Mar. 1666, proved 7 July 1666 by Robert Peck son and sole exor of Dec'd. John the elder, yeoman of Walsoken, Norfolk. Names son Robert; son John the younger; daughter Anne Peck; daughter Mary Colinle(?); daughter Susan Beales; kinswoman Mary Hubert; brother Robert Peck; kinsman Richard Skepp.
Thomas Peck, Norfolk Archdeaconry/287, 18 Oct. 1669, proved nd. Thomas of Attleburgh, Norfolk, miller. Names Anthony Porter; grandson Thomas Pecke under 21; granddaughter Alice Ockey/Ockley; grandson Thomas Hastings; granddaughter Alice Hastings daughter of John; wife Margaret.
Richard Pecke 1C/AA2/74(1) Folio 63, 4 June 1681, proved 10 Sep. 1681. Richard of Creeting St. Marys, Suffolk, yeoman. Names wife Mary; daughter Mary.
Robert Peck, Norfolk Archdeaconry/52, 9 Mar. 1683/4, proved 5 July 1684 at Norwich. Robert of Barton Turf, Norfolk, Worstead weaver. Names brother John; nephew John son of John; niece Phoebe daughter of John; John Durrell, Charles Durrell, Mary Durrell children of John Durrell; Charles Watts son of Charles; Martha Mills servant; widow Barlow; Mary & Joane Watson, children of William; son-in-law Thomas Watts; Rev. Charles Preston; wife Elizabeth.
Thomas Pecke 1C/AA2/76 Folio 445, 26 Feb. 1686/7, proved 2 Dec. 1693 at Ipswich. Thomas of Helmingham, Suffolk, yeoman. Names wife Mercy; sons Robert and John; eldest son Thomas.
Francis Peck 1C/AA2/75 Folio 279, 17 May 1687, proved 2 Aug. 1687 at Beccles. Francis of Beccles, Suffolk, taylor. Names wife Elizabeth; mother Elizabeth Pattridge; son Francis.
Elizabeth Dunkyn PCC 257 Fines, 21 Nov. 1647, proved 23 Dec. 1647. Elizabeth of the parish of St. Dunstan in the East, London, widow, late the wife of George Dunkyn, late of the parish of St. Dunstan afsd., baker, dec'd. Names son John Hawkins & wife Mary; son William Binge & wife Elizabeth; granddaughter Mary Hawkins; former husband Richard Bayley; granddaughter Elizabeth Binge; friend Robert Needler, friend Thomas Frend.
HCA 13/57 fol. 212 Smith & Franklyn vs. Moorehead, Cloberry et al 13 Dec. 1641. Richard Orchard of Wapping, sailor, aged 40. Witness says that the greatest part of the Isle of Kent within the continent of Virginia is to his knowledge situated to the northward of the line 40 degrees and by that means the greatest part of the island is without the limits and bounds of the Province of Maryland, also situate within the continent of Virginia and this "he affirmeth upon his oath to be true who hath been often at the said Isle of Kent and hath for the space of two years together lived almost and resided within the aforementioned Province of Maryland and Virginia and hath often traded and . . . (one word) there and seen the patent granted to the honourable the Lord Baltimore for the Province of Maryland and the limits and bounds thereof which border upon the Isle of Kent."
Court of 25 May 1660, page 84. I, Francis Morgan acknowledge to have received from Edward Lockey four servants which he past bill (sic) to me for the sd servants the 24th or 25th October 1657 and the sd. Bill being upon record in York County thereof, I the sd. Francis Morgan my heirs and assigns from the sd Bill and servants as witness my hand this 16th April 1660. Francis Morgan
Sparacio, Ruth & Sam Sparacio. Deed & Will Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1686-1689, McLean, VA: Sparacio, 1989.
Portion of deed Thomas Bushrode to John Glendining, Sept. 27, 1686.
Deed Thomas Bushrode of Westmoreland Co., to Robert Colson of Stafford, Sept. 27, 1686.
Deed Thomas Bushrode of Westmoreland Co. to Robt. Colson of Stafford, Feb. 8, 1687/8.
Deed Thomas Bushrode of Westmoreland Co. to Daniell Joyner of Stafford, Feb. 8, 1687/8.
Joel Stribling wit: to Capt. William Bankes estate inventory Mar. 12, 1678/8.
Deed Thomas Bushrod of Westmoreland Co. to Edward Smith of Stafford Co., Oct. 10, 1688
Reissue of patent of Governor's land grant of 2000 acres to Richard Bushrod in Westmoreland Co., April 10, 1665.
Joelle Strolinge [Joel Stribling?] wit: to John Sympson estate inventory, March 23, 1688/9.
Joell Striblinge wit: to Dr. Ralph Smith estate inventory Oct. 8, 1689.
Joelle Striblin paid for wolf head(s)
Sparacio, Ruth & Sam Sparacio. Deed & Will Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1689-1693, McLean, VA: Sparacio, 1989.
Deed from John Bushrod of Cople Parish in Westmoreland to Thomas Bushrod of Westmoreland, Dec. 12, 1689. The 700 acres is half of the land left to John Bushrod by Richard Bushrod in his will, father of both John and Thomas.
Deed from Thomas & Anne (--?--) Bushrod of Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co., to James Hereford, Sep. 9, 1689.
Joell Striblinge witnessed deed of John Newton to Benjamin Newton, June 20, 1690.
Joel Stribling witnessed deed of Edmund Pearce to Richard Pearce, June 1, 1691.
Deed from William Fitzhugh to Joel Stribling Dec. 8, 1691 which lists Joel, Benjamin and Thomas the sons of Joel Stribling.
Joell Striblinge witnessed deed from Richard Bryant to William Fitzhugh, March 16, 1691
Torrence, Clayton. Virginia Wills & Administrations 1632-1800, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1972.
Breeding -
- Richard, Culpeper, 1733 inventory
- Briant, Shenandoah, 1783 inventory
- Mildred, Frederick, 1785 will
- Jno. Westmoreland, 1720 will
- Jno. Westmoreland 1760 will
- Thos. York 1677 will
- Jno., Amelia 1759 will
- Archer, Amelia, 1792 inventory
- Philip, Bedford, 1776 inventory
- William, Bedford, 1794 will
- Pearce, Berkeley, 1786 inventory
- Saml. Berkeley, 1798 will
- Saml., Charles City, 1774 inventory
- Saml., Chesterfield, 1756 will
- Jno., Culpeper, 1757 will
- Walter, Culpeper, 1772, will
- Walter, Culpeper, 1774 inventory
- Jno., Cumberland, 1754, will
- Aaron, Cumberland, 1776, will
- Jno. Essex, 1703, inventory
- Wm. Essex, 1716, inventory
- Jno. Essex, 1717, will
- Thos. Essex, 1771, will
- Jno. Essex, 1791, inventory
- Cornelius, Frederick, 1752 inventory
- Thos. Frederick, 1764 inventory
- Saml. Goochland 1732 inventory
- Edmund, Goochland, 1747, will
- Jos. Greensville, 1785, inventory
- Saml. Halifax, 1790 inventory
- Henry, Henry Co., 1791, inventory
- Jno. Isle of Wight, 1728, inventory
- Ann, Isle of Wight, 1733, inventory
- Christopher, Isle of Wight, 1748 inventory
- Jno. Isle of Wight, 1758 inventory
- Jacob, Isle of Wight, 1780 inventory
- Jas. Sr. Isle of Wight, 1780 will
- Jno. Isle of Wight, 1784, will
- Jno. Isle of Wight, 1785 will
- Peter Isle of Wight, 1786 inventory
- Chas. Isle of Wight, 1797, inventory
- Joshua, King George, 1725, inventory
- Richard, King George, 1735 inventory
- Mary, King George, 1745 administration
- Wm., King George, 1748 inventory
- Jas., King George, 1754 nw
- Jas., King George, 1755, inventory
- Griffin, King George, 1784 will
- Peter, Lancaster, 1716, nw
- Lewin Smith, Loudoun, 1795, inventory
- Chas., Norfolk, 1770, will
- Robt. Northampton, 1677 inventory
- Jno., Northumberland, 1754 inventory
- Jas., Northumberland, 1760, will
- Jno., Northumberland, 1783, inventory
- Jno., Northumberland, 1792, inventory
- Laurence, Prince William, 1787, inventory
- Jos., Prince William, 1793, will
- Jno. Prince George, 1719 will
- Eliz. Rappahannock, 1673, will
- Jno., Rappahannock, 1677, will
- Amory, Rappahannock, 1678 will
- Jno. Rappahannock, 1686, inventory
- Jno., Spotsylvania, 1760, administration
- Jas. Spotsylvania, 1774, administration
- Thos. Stafford, 1705, inventory
- Jas. Stafford, 1732, will
- Thos. Stafford, 1743, will
- Christopher, Stafford 1756, inventory
- Wm. Surry, 1677, administration
- Wm. Surry, 1679, administration
- Thos. Sussex, 1784, will
- Tobias, Westmoreland, 1698 will
- Caleb, Westmoreland, 1709, will
- Jno., Westmoreland, 1712, will
- Jno. Augusta, 1761 inventory
- Jno. Augusta 1767 administration
- David, Rockbridge, 1789, will
- David, Rockbridge, 1792, will
- Eliz. Rockbridge, 1797, will
- Andrew, Rockbridge, 1798 inventory
Cornwell -
- Peter, Fauquier, 1776, will
- Chas. Prince William, 1781, will
- Chas. Prince William 1797, will
- Saml. Surry, 1718, will
- Isaac, Surry, 1727 will
- Saml. Surry, 1727, will
- Wm. Surry, 1759, inventory
- Jacob, Surry, 1772, will
- Saml. Sussex, 1762, will
- Morgan, Fauquier, 1766 nw
- William, Fauquier, 1771, will
- David, Fauquier, 1786, will
- Jeremiah, Fauquier, 1795 will
- Morgan, King George, 1726 inventory
- Morgan, King George, 1727 inventory
- Waugh, King George 1727 inventory
Darnell - Richard, Westmoreland, 1705 inventory
Darrall - Mary, Fairfax, 1795 will
Darrell -
- George, Fairfax, 1771 will
- George, Fairfax, 1776, inventory
- Augustus, Fairfax, 1777, will
- Sampson, Fairfax, 1777, will
Doggett -
- Jno. Northumberland, 1739-40, inventory
- George, Culpeper, 1759, will - probably son of Bushrod & Anne (Stribling) Doggett
- George, Culpeper, 1763, inventory - probably son of Bushrod & Anne (Stribling) Doggett
- Richard, Culpeper, 1781 inventory - son of Bushrod & Anne (Stribling) Doggett
- Bushrod, Culpeper, 1791, will - ahnentafel #854 husband of Anne Stribling, father of Richard, above
- Benj., Fauquier, 1779, inventory
- Benj., Lancaster, 1682 will - Rev. Benjamin ahnentafel #3416, grandfather of Bushrod of Culpeper above
- Wm., Lancaster, 1716 will
- Richd., Lancaster, 1721 will - ahnetafel #1708 son of Rev. Benjamin, father of Bushrod of Culpeper above
- Benj., Lancaster, 1723 will
- Mary, Lancaster, 1737, will
- James, Lancaster, 1758 will
- Benj., Lancaster, 1760 inventory
- Emberson, Lancaster, 1765 inventory
- William, Lancaster, 1773 inventory
- John, Lancaster, 1780 inventory
- Elmor, Lancaster, 1781 will
- Coleman, Lancaster, 1782 will
- George, Lancaster, 1785 will
- Mary Ann, Lancaster, 1786 will
- Thomas, Lancaster, 1786, inventory
- Mary, Lancaster, 1794, will
- William G., Lancaster, 1794, inventory
- William, Lancaster, 1795, will
- Benj., Northumberland, 1765, inventory
- Thos. Amelia, 1779 will
- James, Amelia, 1780 will
- Solomon, Amelia, 1783, will
- Wm. Amelia, 1786, inventory
- James, Amelia, 1793, inventory
- George, Augusta, 1750, inventory
- Jno. Lancaster, 1676, inventory
- Thomas, Lancaster, 1688, will
- Josias, Lancaster, 1713, will
- Joshua, Mecklenburg, 1792, will
- Thomas, Ricmond, 1735, inventory
- Wm. Richmond, 1766, inventory
- Jno. Richmond, 1779, will
- Jno. Westmoreland, 1656, will
Duncan -
- Martin, Albemarle, 1751 inventory
- Josiah, Amelia, 1782 inventory
- David, Amherst, 1777, inventory
- Andrew, Augusta, 1762, will
- Robert, Botetourt, 1787, will
- William, Culpeper, 1781 will
- Charles, Culpeper 1789 invnetory
- Blanch Flower, Fairfax
- George, Fairfax, 1784 will
- Patrick, Frederick, 1762 inventory
- Matthew, 1765 inventory
- Eliz. Northampton, 1745 inventory
- John, Prince William, 1739, inventory
- Thomas, Prince William, 1740, administration
- David, Surry, 1745 will
- Nathl. Sussex, 1774, will
- Wm. York, 1755, inventory
Dunkin
- Henry, Richmond, 1772, will
- Jno. Westmoreland, 1726, will
- Jas. Westmoreland 1727, inventory
- Chas. Westmoreland, 1742, inventory
- Peter, Westmoreland, 1748-9, will
- George, Westmoreland, 1758 will
- George, Westmoreland, 1767, inventory
- Richd. Northumberland 1667 will
- Edwd. Northumberland, 1694, inventory
- Ambrose, Northumberland 1750 will
- Ambrose, Northumberland 1764, will
Fitzgarrell
- Jno. Accomack, 1687 will
- Rachel Accomack, 1771 will
- Wm. Augusta, 1764 inventory
Fitzgerald -
- Peter, Accomack, 1744, inventory
- Jno. Accomack, 1755, will
- Shadrach, Accomack, 1757, inventory
- Stephen, Accomack, 1760, invnetory
- Wm. Amelia, 1771, will
- Henry, Princess Anne, 1710, inventory
- Morris, Princess Anne, 1715 inventory
- Mary, Accomack, 1746, inventory
- Morris, Northampton, 1686, inventory
- Morrice, Westmoreland, 1716, inventory
- Honn., Essex, 1718 inventory
- John, Fauquier, 1768, will - ahnentafel #848
- Charles, Fauquier, 1783, will - Captain Charles, ahnentafel #424-1, son of John & Mary (--?--) Morehead,
- Samuel, Fauquier, 1797, will
- George, Middlesex, 1757, administration
- Alexander, Northumberland, 1743-4, will - ahnentafel #848-8, son of Charles & Mary (Nelms) Morehead
- Alexander, Northumberland, 1754 inventory, see above.
- Charles, Fauquier, 1766, will - ahnentafel #1704, son of Anthony & Elizabeth (--?--) Morgan
- James Fauqier, 1768 administration
- Randle, Fauquier, 1773, will
- Joseph Fauquier, 1785 inventory - son of Charles & Elizabeth (--?--) Morgan
- Simon, Fauquier, 1793, will - son of Charles & Ann (--?--) Morgan
- Jno. Lancaster, 1682, will
- David, Middlesex, 1719, will
- Evan, Rappahannock, 1684, will
- Jno. Westmoreland, 1666, will
- Mary, Westmoreland, 1734, inventory
- John Sr. Essex, 1734, will
- Jno., Westmoreland, 1778, will
- Richard, Northumberland, 1711 will - ahnentafel #A1697-4 son of Richard & Ann (--?--) Nelms
- Richard, Northumberland, 1737, inventory
- Wm. Northumberland, 1738, inventory
- Robt. Middlesex, 1709, will
- Moses, Middlesex, 1727, inventory
- Thomas, Middlesex, 1727, will
- Robt., Middlesex, 1747, inventory
Spear -
- Jno. Augusta, 1760 will
- Jno. Goochland, 1743, will
- Jane, Henrico, 1755, inventory
Spears -
- James, Albemarle 1761 inventory
- James Albemarle, 1763 inventory
- Wm. Chesterfield, 1767, will
- Mary, Chesterfield, 1781 will
- Mary Chesterfield, 1789 inventory
- Robt. Goochland, 1740, inventory
Speirs - Jno., Accomack, 1763, inventory
Stout -
- Abel, Culpeper, 1797 inventory
- Daniel, Frederick, 1770 will
- Bonam, Harrison, 1791, inventory
- Ezekiel, Harrison, 1795 will
- William, Frederick, 1749 inventory
- Taliaferro, Frederick, 1774, will
- William Frederick, 1794, inventory
- Jno. King George, 1738 inventory
- Benj. King George 1752 inventory
- Benj. King George, 1754 inventory
- Wm. Stafford, 1765, inventory
Strippling -
- Thos. Frederick, 1755 inventory
- Joel, Stafford, 1739 inventory
- Edwd. Northumberland, 1738, will
- Jno. Northumberland, 1742, will
- Geo. Northumberland, 1746 will
- Henry, Northumberland, 1752, inventory
- Hannah, Northumberland, 1754 inventory
- Hezekiah, Rappahannock, 1677 will
- John, Prince William, 1744 ab.
- Richard, Essex, 1734, will
- John Essex, 1757 will
- Richd. Essex, 1761 will
- Wm. Middlesex, 1741 administration
- Chas. Westmoreland, 1723, inventory
- Jane, Westmoreland, 1723, invnetory
- Jos. Westmoreland, 1737, will
Wolf -
- Jacob, Shenandoah, 1779, administrator
- Augustine, Shenandoah, 1782, administrator
- Jacob, Shenandoah, 1799, will
- Michael, Frederick, 1766, will
- Peter, 1779, Frederick, 1779, will
Virginia Vital Records: From the Virginia Magazine of History & Biography, the William & Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1982.
Notes on Burwell family - probably not oursExtracts from the Register of St. Paul's Parish, King George Co., VA.
Notes on Armistead family - probably not ours
---Torker and Sarah Stribling md. Aug 28, 1728
John Jones died Jan. 19, 1726
Joel Stribling md. Hester Colclough, Sept. 25, 1723
Thomas Stribling md. Elizabeth Newton Dec. 7, 1725
Thomas Stribing md. Jane Thomas Nov. 17, 1729
Bushrod Doggett md. Anne Stribling Oct. 6, 1737 - ahnentafel #854 & 855
Thomas Lewis Parrett md. Hester Stribling April 16, 1744
Colclough Stribling md. Mary Hodge Oct. 6, 1749
Thomas Stribling md. Elizabeth Peck, March 8, 1751/2
William Stribling md. Elizabeth Derrick Jan. 7, 1753
Francis Rose md. Jane Stribling May 31, 1756
John Curry md. Jane Stribling Sept. 20, 1758
Reuben Burgess md. Martha Stribling Sep. 1, 1765
Anthony Price md. Elizabeth Stribling Feb. 17, 1765
James Rallings md. Margaret Stribling Jan. 5, 1778
John Knowling md. Mildred Stribling April 11, 1776
John Smith md. Mary Stribling Jan. 8, 1778
(--?--) Storker md. Sarah Stribling Aug. 23, 1728
Stribling Births
Children of Joel & Mary: ahnentafel #1710 & 1711
Benjamin and Anne, May 31, 1716 twins, Anne ahnentafel #855
Children of Thomas & Elizabeth:
Thomas April 25, 1728
Newton Oct. 10, 1752
Children of Thomas & Jane:
William Jan. 20, 1731
Frances (dau) June 20, 1734
Jane Jan. 21, 1737
Elizabeth Sept. 18, 1739
Anne Jan. 18, 1741
Margaret Mar. 10, 1743
Millie Jan. 28, 1748
Mary Sep. 17, 1750
Sarah May 17, 1752
Joel Aug. 17, 1756
Children of Joel & Hester:
Hester April 5, 1732
Bradford Jan. 22, 1736
Mary Nov. 4, 1738
Children of Colclough & Frances:
Joel March 11, 1752
Benjamin June 15, 1756
Joel March 8, 1758
John Colclough Jan. 5, 1760
Susanna April 27, 1764
Thomas Oct. 22, 1767
Mary Feb. 16, 1768
Children of William & Elizabeth
Jemima March 26, 1752
William March 28, 1755
Winifred July 20, 1757
William Derrick June 12, 1759
Thomas Feb. 9, 1761
Jemima Jan. 29, 1764
Joel Stribling d. Sept. 14, 1718
Elizabeth Stribling d. April 12, 1727
Joel Stribling d. March 19, 1737/8
Benjamin Stribling d. Feb. 10, 1743
Joel son of Joel & Hester Stribling d. Sept. 27, 1744
Frances, daughter of William & Mary Overall b. Aug. 22, 1716Register of St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County
Jane, mother of William Ovall died April 5, 1718 ahnentafel #1225
John Overall md. Mary Ellis Oct. 8, 1722 ahnentafel #306 & 307
William Overall d. Jan. 17, 1725/6 ahnentafel #612
Sarah dau. of John & Mary Overall b. Feb. 7, 1725/6
Mary Overall md Anthony Kitchen Aug. 31, 1727
Sarah Overall md. John Dagg Nov. 14, 1729
Mary dau. of John & Mary Overall b. March 19, 1730/1 ahnentafel #153
Elizabeth Overall md. John Whitledge Sept. 15, 1733
Frances Overall md. Nathaniel Whitledge Oct. 27, 1733
Sarah Overall md. Joseph Powell Sep. 21, 1750
Mary Overall md. James Bowling Feb. 11, 1750/1 ahnentafel #153
Behethland Overall md. James Cunningham June 21, 1757
Richard Taliaferro of Essex and Rose Berryman of King George, June 10, 1726
Children of Thomas Bushrod:
Ann b. March 6, 1694
Richard b. Feb. 10, 1690
Children of Thomas Barnes:
Mary b. March 29, 1679
James b. Jan. 19, 1681
Jean b. Sept. 15, 1697
Eliza b. March 25, 1703
Sarah b. Aug. 2, 1706
Children of John Nelms:
John b. June 20, 1711
Sarah b. March 4, 1713
Children of Richard Nelms:
Samuel b. March 9, 1712
Richard b. Nov. 4, 1714
William b. March 12, 1714
Moses b. March 30, 1704
William b. May 11, 1704
Lucretia b. Feb. 16, 1705
Winifred b. April 5, 1719
Children of William Nelms:
Mary b. Sept. 27, 1710
Hannah b. Feb. 21, 1712
Elizabeth b. Dec. 22, 1702
Winifred b. Aug. 11, 1705
Nansy b. Oct. 20, 1748
Children of Charles Nelms:
Elizabeth b. Oct. 19, 1692
Charles b. June 27, 1694
Ann b. Nov. 8, 1696
Wm. b. Apr. 23, 1699
Judith b. July 24, 1717
Ann b. Oct. 31, 1719
Alice b. June 5, 1726
Abe (dau) b. May 12, 1728
Presley b. Oct. 5, 1730
Children of Joshua Nelms:Some Orange County Virginia Birth Records
John b. April 26, 1736
Elizabeth b. July 16, 1734
Joshua b. March 24, 1732
Sarah b. Aug. 27, 1736
Lettie b. Nov. 14, 1738
Edw. Northern (dau) b. March 6, 1741
Jeremiah b. Sept. 16, 1743
Wm. b. Oct. 25, 1746
James & Ann Beazley children:
Charles b. Apr. 16, 1770
Catey b. Feb. 13, 1772
Children of Andrew & Elizabeth Shepherd:Diary of Col. Francis Taylor
George b. Oct. 25, 1766
William b. May 14, 1768
Alexander b. Jan. 4, 1770
Helen b. Dec. 27, 1771
Mary b. Nov. 12, 1773
Andrew b. Oct. 8, 1777
Elizabeth b. Sept. 1777
Gen. I. James Taylor, of New Kent Co., the immigrant
Gen. II. Col. James Taylor md. Martha Thompson
Gen. III.
1) Frances md. Ambrose Madison (grandparents of President James Madison
2) Martha md. Thomas Chew
3) James md. 1) Alice (Thornton) Catlett (grandparents of Gen. James Taylor, War of 1812)
4) Zachary md. Elizabeth Lee (grandparents of President Zachary Taylor)
5) Col. George had ten sons father of Col. Francis Taylor, diarist
6) Tabitha md. Thomas Wild
7) Erasmus md. Jane Moore
8) Hannah md. Nicholas Battaile
9) Mildred md. Richard Thomas
The Diary of Francis Taylor, 1786-1799, in 13 volumes, one volume per year (originally 14, one is missing) was found by Dr. A.G. Grinnan in the attic of Rosebud, Orange Co., VA the home of Robert Taylor.
Col. Frank Taylor, diarist, was son of Col. George Taylor and never married. He lived at Midland left him by his father's will, dated 5 Sept. 1789. He was Colonel in the "Liberty or Death" Culpeper Minute Men and their marching to Williamsburg was commissioned Captain 2nd Va. Regt. (May 8, 1776) Major 15th VA, 1778. Lieut. Col. Convention Guards, Dec. 24, 1778. Colonel March 5, 1779.
Col. Francis the diarist is sometimes confused with his cousin Major Francis Taylor b. 1751. Both served in the American Revolution.
Virginia Will Records: From the Virginia Magazine of History & Biography, the William & Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1982.
Notes from the Records of Albemarle County
- Will of James Robertson proved June 1752
- Will of John Cocke, dated June 12, 1753, proved Aug. 9, 1750, legatees; brother Thomas Turpin, nephew William Moseley, niece Mary Goode, sister Mary and her husband Robert Goode, niece Mary Branch.
- Will of Arthur Hopkins, physician, dated May 31, 1765, proved March 10, 1766, legatees: wife Elizabeth, sons Samuel, John and Arthur, to married daughters and their husbands, the slaves he had given them, sons William and James, daughter Isabella. His son-in-law Col. Joseph Cabell, guardian of his children.
Records from Caroline County Order Books - the will and deed books of Caroline county prior to the nineteenth century have been all destroyed. The order books (court proceedings) are preserved; but the condition of several of the volumes is a disgrace to the county. Some of them are so bad that they could with safety be placed only in the hands of expert binders. It is greatly to be regretted that the authorities of a county which has played a prominent part in the history of the State and is the ancestral home of so many well-known families should not take more interest in their records.
- Deed from James Taylor and Alice his wife to George Pool and Benjamin Robinson.
- John Taliaferro sheriff, 1732
- Aug. 13, 1736 - Petition of Kemp Taliaferro, an infant, by Benj. Robinson, his next friend.
- July 11, 1740 - William Taliaferro, gent., qualified as sheriff
- Dec. 14, 1732 - John Taylor, &c., justices present
- June 13, 1735 - John Taliaferro, William Taliaferro, John Taylor, James Taylor, Richard Taliaferro gentlemen, appointed justices.
- June 13, 1735 - will of Charles Taliaferro proved by Mary Taliaferro executrix
- Will of Charles Taliaferro, Jr., proved and Charles Taliaferro the elder, the executor therein named being dead, Sarah Taliaferro, relict of Charles Taliaferro, Jr. is appointed executrix.
- March 1746-7 Suit: Mary Stone of Caroline, aged about 68 years, stated that she knew James Taylor the elder adn knew John and Robert Powell, deceased, sons of Robert Powell and grandsons of said James Taylor. Deposition of Mary Thomas of Caroline, aged 80, in same case.
- June 1747 - James Taylor justice
- 1748 George Keeling for pltf.
- Dec. 9, 1748 - Rose Taliaferro, relict of Richard Taliaferro, presented three papers to be proved as the will of said Richard and his heir at law Benjamin Taliaferro chose William Taliaferro his guardian.
- Deed for Wm. Taliaferro, gent. of King & Queen county, recorded.
- 1750 John Taylor sheriff
- 1750 William Taliaferro presiding justice
- Dec. 1751 deeds from Zachary Taliaferro
- March 1749 - Suit by John Taylor vs. Capt. Wm. Johnston deft., statement that James Taylor of Spotsylvania Co., died in 1743 leaving an only child, Milly (who died an infant) and a widow Betty who afterwards married Wm. Johnston, gent., and died 174* and left by her two daughters Lettice and Sarah.
- Deposition of Wm. Taylor, aged 67 years, father of the said James Taylor.
- Dec. 1752 - Edmund Taylor qualified as lieutenant of a company.
- Oct. 1740 - William Taliaferro sheriff
- May 8, 1741 John Taylor, &c., justices present
- Nov. 1767 Suit: Johns, Nicholas and Lucy Maria Taliaferro, infants (by Joseph Jones) vs. William Woodford, executor of Nicholas Battaile, deceased. It was decided that they were entitled to £200 under NICHOlas Battailes' will, after the death of his daughter Elizabeth.
- July 9, 1767 - Robert Taliaferro &c., justices
- July 10, 1767 - Walker Taliaferro justice
- August 15, 1757 - John Taylor justice
- Order to James Taylor, gent., treasurer (he was also a justice) to pay Robert Tompkins £2.10 for work done on the county prison.
- Oct. 8, 1767 - William Tyler justice
- Nov. 13, 1767 - A motion of William Tyler order that Walker Taliaferro, Gabriel Throckmorton, John Minor and Roger Quarles examine his accounts as administrator of William Tyler, deceased, and make a report to the court.
- Jan. 1768 - Inventory of Francis Taliaferro, deceased ordered to be made.
- Nov. 1771 - ordered that James Taylor &c., appraise the estate of James Taylor, Jr., gent., deceased.
- Jan. 1772 - Walker Taliaferro, John Minor, Roger Quarles and Cain McGhee, or any three of them, appointed to divide the estate devised the children of William Tyler, gent., by Richard Keeling, deceased.
- Will of Catherine Tyler, dated June 30, 1815, proved in Caroline, Aug. 12, 1816; legatees: to kinsman Richard Keeling Tyler, two slaves and her silver watch; kinsman Philip Read, two slaves; kinsman George Tyler two slaves; Frances Howle one slave; kinswoman Nancy Howle, kinswoman Kemp Gatewood, kinsman, Kemp Evans, niece Kitty Mickleborough, nieces Dorothy and Nancy Evans, sisters Fanny and Lucy Cole, sister Frances Smith; brother Phileman Gatewood, kinsmen George and Frances Terrill, friends Richard Keeling Tyler and Philip Redd, executors.
Abstracts of Rappahannock Wills
- John Butler of Westmoreland, planter, names: son Thomas; daughter Grace; wife not named; Henry Berry and his son Henry. Dec. 26, 1676, James Taylor & John Thomas wit. proved Jan. 6, 1677, will proved by oaths of the witnesses John Thomas of Stafford Co., aged about 32 and James Taylor aged about 28.
Abstracts of Wills of Russell County, Virginia from 1803 to 1860
- Will Book No. 5 - Breeding, Spencer, dated Nov. 9, 1833, names wife Hannah, children Levice, Levina, Sandesty, Spencer, Bryant, John, Nancy Ball, Elisha Breeding, Betsy Lark, Sally Fields, Winny Childress, Polly Kizer, James, William, Susannah Sloan, George, Alsy Colley, Elijah; executors: Testator named James P. Carrell (Carrell refused to serve; Hannah Breeding (wife) declined; William K. Colley who was husband of Alsy Breeding applied but Court appointed Robert Stinson. Spencer Breeding, Jr. (legatee), infant of 7 or 8 years had died before death of testator; signed by mark; wit: John Sewell and E.D. Kernan, probated July 7, 1835 Russell County.
Stafford County Wills, Administrations, Inventories, Etc. 1664-1760 for the Period Covered by the Missing Record Books
- John Norman dec'd. 1665
- Stephen Norman will 1664/5
- Thomas Nomran will, 1709 date
- William Norman dec'd. 1726
- William Overall will 1725/6 ahnentafel #A612
- Robert Taliaferro will 1726 copy filed in Essex County.
- Charles Taylor/Tyler inventory, 1730, Susannah Taylor/Tyler widow
Westmoreland County Wills - Some 17th Century Items
- Unlike its neighboring counties, Stafford, King George and Prince William, Westmoreland County escaped the ravages of the War Between the States and none of its records were destroyed or stolen at that time. However, there is a gap between 1677 and 1695 save for a few wills in 1691. It is said that about 1835 the old records were copied and it may be that the books covering the period were never returned, perhaps due to a fire at that time. However it may be, the wills and deeds are now missing, but the Order Books covering this period remain and from it we know of the probating of many wills which no longer remain.
- June 30, 1679 John Taylor who married (Elizabeth) widow & relict of John Brown was granted admin. on the estate of the deceased, with William Bridges and Edward Washington as his securities. Bunch Roe as marrying Elizabeth daughter of Andrew Monroe, dec'd. and George Horner as marrying (Elizabeth) the widow of the deceased.
- May 26, 1680 Probate of the will of William Linton to Philip Linton with Edward Franklyn and Joseph Beale as his securities.
- Jan. 26, 1680/1 William Butler who married (Jane) the widow of Daniel Lisson. Mrs. Jane Lisson als Butler.
- Oct. 28, 1681 the last will & testament of Rev. William Butler was probated by Jane his widow by the oath of the witnesses CHarles Porter, William Cockerill and Gilbert Hubbard. Patrick Spence and Gilbert Hubbard became her securities. Patrick Spence, Thomas Territt (sic) and Original Brown laid out the children's proportions.
- June 25, 1684. Sarah Butler, extrx. of Nathaniel Butler, relinquished admin. on his estate. Christopher and William Butler assumed executorship during the nonage of the extrx. John Quisenberry and Alexander Gallant to appraise the estate of the deceased. Eadir (sic) extrx of Richard Brown, dec'd. proved his will.
Notes from the Records of York County
- Mr. Thomas Bushrod's Estate - An order for its division 24 Jund 1679. Mr. Thomas Harwood married Lydia, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Bushrod and Major John Scasbrook married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Bushrod. Record shows that Lydia had been previously wife of Capt. Edmund Chisman.
- About four miles from the modern Yorktown two creeks known as King's Creek and Fellgate's Creek form a bay opening into York River. An on the west of this bay settled Captain West, and on the East settled Captain utie. East of Captain West settled Francis Morgan and near him on the East side of Yorktown creek was Captain Richard Townsend.
- The seat of Captain John Utie on the York, known first as "Utimaria," was sold by his son John to Capt. William Tayloe, (sometimes spelt Taylor in the early records) who married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Kingsmill, of Jamestown Island. On Col. Tayloe's death the land went to Col. Nathaniel Bacon by his marriage with the widow and by a deed from his heir and nephew William Tayloe of Richmond County.
- I William Taylor, of Utimaria, in Charles River Co., sell to Wm. Blackay for John Utie, gent., 100 acres on Queen's creek, butting upon Bell's creek west, beginning at Bell's bridge, at a marked tree, and so running 3 quarters of a Mile South East & from thence 68 poles, N.W. untill itt meets with Queen's House ffence, and then parll with the fence till itt meets with Bell's creek, as aforesaid. Date 25 Decr. 1640.
Notes from Barton's Colonial Decisions
- April 1731. Berryman & Ux vs. Cooper & Ux. In Chancery: John Bushrod's widow married Willoughby Allerton, and on his death she married (--?--) Cooper. By John Bushrod she had two younger children Sarah, who married Berryman and another daughter.
- Ivey ag't Fitzgerald. Appeal from Nansemond. April Court, 1736. Morris Fitzgerald died intestate and without issue. Henry Fitzgerald, his brother of the half blood, entered upon his land and the premises descended to his daughter, the defendant. The lessor of the plaintiff is son and heir of Thomas Ivey, maternal uncle to Morris Fitzgerald.
- Robinson agt. Armistead et al. In Chancery. April Court, 1737. John Armistead and Robert Beverley jointly purchased 100 acres in Gloucester conveyed to them June 17, 1680 for 50 £. Beverley by his will Aug. 20, 1686, devised his half part to his dau. Catherine in tail & soon after died, after which Armistead became sole possessor of the premises & died possessed. And after his death John Armistead (William?) his eldest son & heir entered and died possessed, after whose death his son & heir John Armistead entered & died possessed leaving the defend't John Armistead his son and heir an infant. That the said Catherine, at the death of Beverley, was an infant & before 21 married John Robinson, Esq., the pltf's father now living, and died in 1726, leaving the pltf her eldest son and heir, then an infant. And since the death of Armistead the grandson, the defendants Burwell, Armistead & Dudley, in right of the defendant Armistead, an infant, having entered claiming the whole by survivorship, refusing to make partition. The pltf. requests relief. (See Armistead Family in William & Mary Quarterly, VI, p. 99, where the eldest son of Col. John Armistead is shown to be William Armistead of Easmost River, Gloucester Co., who died in 1711).
Virginia Reports from Cases in the Court of Appeals of Virginia by Daniel Call.
- 93, 1786 Taliaferro & al. v. Taliaferro & al. John Taliaferro, dec'd. Will dated in June 1715. Widow. Issue: I. Lawrenve, eldest son married and issue: 1) John d. ca. 1762 no issue; 2) Francis md. and children a. Lawrence Jun., b. daughter md. Richard Brooke. II. Charles md. and children: 1) Kemp an infant 1729, died soon after 1749 leaving widow Mary and son Henry; 2) Mildred md. 1729 underage William Strother. III. Robert. IV. Zachary, will dated 21 Feb. 1721, proved some years after his death in Essex Co., May 1745. V. Richard. VI. William, died intestate no children. VII. Sarah md. John Battaile. VIII. Catherine. There was another John Taliaferro, also a Haye Taliaferro mentioned, whose relationship is not shown.
Will of Christopher Robinson, 1693
- born Cleasby, Yorkshire, England 1645, came to Virginia ca. 1666 settling at an estate on the Rappahannock, in Middlesex county, which was later called Hewick.
- Member of House of Burgesses for Middlesex 1691, appointed to the council same year, Secretary of State 1692
- married 1) Agatha Obert dau. of Bertram Obert - mother of all the children
- married 2) Catherine (--?--) Beverley, widow of Robert Beverley.
- Sons named in will: Christopher, John, Benjamin
- Daughters named in will: Ann, Agatha, Elizabeth, Clara
- others named in will: brother John Robinson, friend William Churchhill, brother Col. John Armistead, sister Judith Armistead, friend Capt. William Daniel, friend Edwin Thacker, friend Paul Thilman, servant James Merritt, god daughters Agatha and Catherine Daniel, daughters of Capt. William Daniel.
Will & Inventory of John Tyler, father of President John Tyler, names sons Wat H., John and William, daughter Maria H. Seawell, daughter Christianna B. Tyler, granddaughters Ann Countis, Elizabeth Pryor, Mary Semple, Martha Semple, Mary Ennolds, Martha Waggaman, daughter Martha Waggaman, daughter Elizabeth Pryor
Wills: Fauquier County, W.B. No. 1, Bulletin, No. 13, Warrenton, VA: Fauquier County Historical Society, 1923.
- Morgan Darnell, Jr. will dated 30 Sept. 1765, probated 29 July 1766, mentions brothers John, Isaac, Waugh, John wood, son of Samuel Wood. Executor his father Morgan Darnall. Wit: Jean Darnall, James Wheatley, Eliz. Darnall.
- Charles Morgan Sen., of Hamilton Parish, will dated 5 Dec. 1758, probated 22 Sep. 1766, mentions wife Ann; children Charles, Simon, William, Benjamin, James, Alice, Mary. Wit: John Edwards, Garnet Edwards, James Edwards.
- John Morehead will dated 22 June 1768, probated 24 Oct. 1768. Mentions daughters Hannah Johnson, Mary Lawrance, Elizabeth Brixtraw; sons Charles, Joseph, John, Alexander, William, Samuel. Wit: John Jett, William Drim, Joseph Stocklan. - ahnentafel #848, son of Charles & Mary (Nelms) Morehead
Wingfield, Marshall. A History of Caroline County Virginia, Richmond, VA: Trevvet Christian & Co., Inc., 1924 - available on Ancestry.
- Maulding, Richard, 387 acre land grant, April 11, 1732, Book 14, page 400
- Maulding, Richard, survey of 387 acres in St. Margaret's parish 9th Sept. 1729
- Morgan, Charles vs. William Daniel, 122 acres surveyed near Port Tobago, May 6, 1734
- Redd, Hugh, survey of 118 acres in St. Margaret's parish near Richard Maulding's June 1, 1737. William Redd married Frances Tyler, James Maulding's sister-in-law. There may have been earlier connections with the Redd family.
- Beasley and Beazley lived in Caroline County
- John Taylor "of Caroline" biography
- James Hoge Tyler biography, governor of Virginia 1898-1902 - gives ancestry back to Wat Tyler, who, in the reign of Richard the Second, about 1381, led the commoners of England in what is known to history as the "Wat Tyler Rebellion."
- Henry Tyler of Shropshire was the first immigrant to Virginia who settled near Williamsburg. Descendants include:
- John Tyler Sr., speaker of the House of Delegates, member of the Convention of 1788, Judge of the General Court of Virginia, Governor of Virginia, Founder of the Literary Fund in Virginia, Judge of US District Court.
- John Tyler, president of the United States
- William Tyler of Caroline sold land in Farnham Parish, Essex Co., to Joseph Dunn ca. 1749.
- William Tyler justice of the peace, related to John Tyler, president, great grandfather of James Hoge Tyler
- George Tyler, father of James Hoge Tyler, representative of Caroline in Virginia state legislature
- Tyler Arms - sable on a fesse invected or, between three cats a mountain passant guardant argent, a fasces in bend, surmounting a sword in bend sinister proper, between two crescents gules, in the centre chief point a rose of the third. Crest: a demi cat rampant and erased. Motto: Solo des Solus, Only Give the Soil.
- Revolutionary Soldiers of Caroline County
- Tyler, William
- Tyler, Joseph
- Tyler, Charles
- Taylor, Bartholomew
- Taliaferro, Benj.
- Taylor, Reuben
- Taylor, James
- Taylor, Thornton
- Tyler, John
- Tyler, Richard
- Tyler, John
- Tyler, George
- Armistead Family
- Minor Family
- Taliaferro Family - arms: hand and arm holding dagger cutting bar. Motto: Fortis et firmis, Strong and without prejudice. Claim genealogy back to Julius Caesar. Two brothers, James and John, immigrated to America and purchased land along the James River. John settled near Williamsburg and is said to be the progenitor of the Taliaferro family in Caroline and Virginia.
- Taylor Family
- James "the first" b. 1635 in Carlisle, England, settled in Caroline Co. area in 1665. md. 1) Frances (--?--), 2) Mary Gregory, children:
- 1) Ann, 2) Mary, 3) Edmund, 4) Elizabeth, 5) James, 6) John
- 6) John md. Catherine Pendleton, father of John Taylor "of Caroline" mentioned above.
- 5) James Taylor II md. Martha Thompson (or Tompkins) ca. 1800 and became progenitor of the Taylors of Orange and of the Valley of Virginia. A surveyor who helped establish Hanover, Spotsylvania and Orange counties. He was great grandfather James Madison and Zachary Taylor
- Arms: an uplifted arm with lance in hand. Motto: Consequitur quod cunque petit, We must do whatever demands.
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