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Some Emigrants to Virginia
Second Edition, Enlarged
Memoranda in Regard to Several Hundred Emigrants to Virginia
During the Colonial Period Whose parentage
is Shown or Former Residence Indicated by Authentic Records
Compiled by W. G. Stanard
Publ. by The Bell Book and Stationery Co., Richmond,
Virginia 1915
(Transcribed by Sharon Wick-) Some Emigrants to Virginia
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GARLICK, SAMUEL
(d. 1772), King and
Queen county. His mother, at the date of
his will, was Mrs. Hannah Garlick, of
Bristol
W. M., XVI, 101 |
GERRARD, THOMAS (d. 1673),
Westmoreland county; emigrated from England to
Maryland; but removed to Virginia, where he
died. In his will he gives to his son
Justinian his right to any land in England.
Justinian Gerrard was M. P. for
Westmoreland 1668, but removed to Maryland,
where he died.
In his will, dated 1682, he bequeathed lands in
Lancashire.
Westmoreland County Records. Maryland Calendar of
Wills, II, 40. Hayden's Virginia
Genealogies, 490. |
GILL, ALEXANDER (in Virginia 1623),
Mulberry Island; "of Maldon in Bedfordshire."
V. M., XIX, 133, 134. |
GLASSELL, JOHN (1734-1806),
Fredericksburg; son of Robert Glassell,
of Torthorwald, Dumfrieshire, Scotland.
Hayden, 4. |
GLASSELL, ANDREW
(1738-1827),
Culpeper county; brother of John Glassell,
preceding.
Hayden 5. |
GODDARD, ANTHONY (in Virginia
1663, d. 1663); formerly of Suringden,
Wiltshire.
Maryland Calendar of Wills, I, 24. |
GODSELL, JOHN (d. 1678), Lancaster
county. His daughter lived at Charleville,
Ireland.
Lancaster Records. |
GOODE, JOHN (in Virginia 1678, &c.);
brother of Rev. Marmaduke Goode, of Ufton,
Berkshire.
W. G., 26. |
GOODRICH, THOMAS (d. 1703), Essex county;
son of Joseph Goodrich; his "uncle on the
mother's side and next of kin," was Sir
Abstroupus Danby, of Masham, Yorkshire.
V. M., XX. 93, 94 |
GOOKIN, DANIEL, (in Virginia
1621, &c.); of "Mary's Mount," near Newport
News; formerly of Cargoline, Cork, Ireland; son
of John Gookin, of Ripple Court,
Kent.
V. M., VI, 71. |
GORDON, GEORGE (d. 1786),
Westmoreland county; bequeathed lands at
Sheepbridge, Clogheramer, Lisduff, Carmern and
Daryoghly, all in County Down, Ireland.
Westmoreland Records. |
GORDON, JAMES (1714-1768),
Lancaster county; son of James Gordon,
gent., "of Sheepbridge and Lisduff, in the
Lordship of Newry, County Down, Ireland."
W. M. XXII, 11. Hayden, 248 |
GORDON, JOHN (in Virginia
1738, &c.), Middlesex county; brother of
James Gordon, preceding.
W. M. XXII, 11. Hayden, 251, 252. |
GORDON, REV. JOHN (d.
about 1705), James City county; son of
Patrick Gordon, Regent of King's
College, Aberdeen.
Hayden, 617, 618 |
GORDON, SAMUEL (1717-1771),
Petersburg; son of David Gordon,
Esq., of Craig, in the Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright, Scotland.
W. M., VI, 22. |
GORSUCH, REV. JOHN (d.
about 1657), Lancaster county; formerly
Rector of Walkholme, Hertfordshire; married
Ann, daughter of Sir William Lovelace
of Kent, and sister of Richard
Lovelace, the poet.
V. M., III, 83. |
GOSNOLD, ANTHONY (in Virginia
1615, &c.); grandson of Robert Gosnold,
Esq., of Earleshall, Suffolk.
V. M., XIV, 87 |
GOSNOLD, THOMAS (in Virginia
1702, &c.); son of Rebecca Gosnold,
widow, of St. Martin's in the Fields, London,
and nephew of David Ramage.
N. E. H. & G. Reg., Vol. 57, p. 95 (New England
Historical & Genealogy) |
GOWTON, JOHN (in Virginia
1623); "of Harfield in Surrey, gent."
V. M., XIX, 133. |
GRAHAM, JOHN (1711-1787),
Prince William county; son of John Graham,
Esq., of Wackinston, Perthshire, Scotland,
and his wife Margaret, daughter of John
Graham, Esq., of Killearn.
Hayden, 162. |
GRAY, JOHN (1769- ), Caroline
county; son of William Gray (d.
1777), of Garlcraig, Scotland.
V. M., XI, 210 |
GRAYSON, THOMAS (living in
Virginia 1754, &c.), Spotsylvania county, in
1753; was "late of Deal in Kent, Eng,. " though
son of John Grayson, of Lancaster
county, Va.
"Spotsylvania Records," p. 193. |
GREENHOW, JOHN (1724-1787),
Williamsburg; born at Staunton, near Kendal,
Westmoreland; son of Robert and Ann (Dodgson)
Greenhos, of High House, Staunton,
near Kendal.
Va. Hist. Col., VI, 77. W. M., XVII, 273, 274. |
GRENDON, THOMAS (d. 1685),
Charles City county; grandson of Thomas
Grendon, citizen and draper, of London
(who d. 1678).
W. G., 429. V. J., XIV, 207. |
GRIFFIN, LADY CHRISTINA
(d. 1807), Williamsburg; wife of Judge
Cyrus Griffin, and daughter of
John Stuart, 6th Earl of Traquair.
. m., i, 256, 467 |
GRIFFIN, SAMUEL (d. 1703),
Northumberland county; brother of David
Griffin, citizen and tallow-chandler, of
Bassinghall street, London. Samuel
Griffin also owned property in
Gloucestershire.
Va. Hist. Col., XI, 71. |
GROVE, JOHN, in Surry county
1668-69, &c.; in 1656 "of Bristol, merchant."
He died in 1673.
Surry County Records. |
GRYMES, WILLIAM (in Virginia 1694,
&c.); son of Sir Thomas Grymes, of
Peckham.
Richmond Critic, October 12, 1889. |
GWYN, DAVID (d. 1704), Richmond
county; had a sister Elizabeth, wife of
Mr. Benjamin Gwyn, of Bristol, and a
brother Edward Gwyn, clerk, in Wales.
Left to his sister Mary all of his real
estate in Wales lying in and bout Harford West.
W. M., XVII, 83. |
HACKE, DR. GEORGE (in Virginia 1663,
&c.); Northampton county; born in Cologne in the
Palatinate.
V. M., V, 256, &c. |
HACKER, JOHN (in Virginia
16153, &c.); son of John Hacker,
of Stepney, Middlesex, and nephew of Thomas
Hacker, of Penzance, Cornwall.
W. G., 878. |
HALLAM, ROBERT (160201637),
Charles City county; brother of William
Hallam, of Burnham, Essex.
W. M., VIII, 243, 244. |
HALLOWS, JOHN (in Virginia 1655,
&c.), Westmoreland county, "late of Rochdale, in
the county of Lancaster"; born about 1615.
In 1832 his heir, Samuel Hallows,
Esq., lived at Ashwick, Lancashire.
He was a descendant of Samuel Hallows,
of England, elder brother of John
Hallows.
Westmoreland Records. Barton's Colonial Reports,
II, B, 26. |
HAMOR, RALPH, JR. (d. 1626); son of
Ralph Hamor, citizen and
merchant-tailor, of London.
W. G., 1000, 1012. V. M., I, 86 |
HAMOR, THOMAS (in Virginia
1622, &c.); brother of Ralph Hamor, Jr.,
preceding.
W. G., 1000, 1012. V. M., I, 86 |
HAMPTON, WILLIAM (in Virginia
1627, &c.); brother of Lawrence
Hampton, of London, tailor.
W. G., 876 |
HANDFORD, TOBIAS (d. 1677),
Gloucester county; son of Hugh Handford,
of London. John Handford, of
Ludlow, Esq., by his will, dated 1669, left
his manor of Shobden, Herefordshire, and other
estates, in case of the death of his son John
without issue, to the above Tobias Handford,
of Virginia, with a farther reversion to
Walter Handford, of Wallashall,
Worcestershire.
V. M., XIII, 199-200. |
HARECOURT, WILLIAM (in
Virginia 1674, &c.), Lower Norfolk county; was
dead in 1695, and his daughters and co-heiresses
were Hannah, wife of William Hill,
of Rockingham, Kent, and the wife of Henry
Foster, of London.
Lower Norfolk Records |
HARMAR, CHARLES (d. about
1644), Northampton county; brother of Dr.
John Harmar, Greek Professor at Oxford.
V. M., III, 274. |
HARMAR, JOHN (in Virginia 1652, &c.);
son of Dr. John Harmar, "Greek Reader in
the University of Oxford."
V. M., III, 274. |
HARRIS, JOHN (d. 1719),
Northumberland county; son of Joseph Harris,
and nephew of William Harris, of Haynie,
in the parish of Stowford, Devon; mentions in
his will (1718) a legacy from his uncle, then in
the hands of Christopher Harris, Esq., of
Padstow, Devon.
Northumberland Records. |
HARRISON, BURR (in Virginia 1665,
&c.), Stafford county; "boptized in the parish
of St. Margaret's, Westminster, 28th December,
1637; son of Cuthbert Harrison."
Hayden, 512. |
HARRISON, GEORGE (d. 1624); brother
of Sir. John Harrison, of Aldcliffe
Hall, Lancashire.
Brown's Genesis, II, 913, 194. |
HART, JOSYAS (in Virginia 1623), "of
London, haberdasher."
V. M., XIX, 133 |
HARVIE, JOHN (1706-1767), Albermarle
county; born at Gargrannock, Scotland.
Va. Hist. Col., VI, 83 |
HARWOOD, ARTHUR (d. 1642), formerly
of the parish of St. Peter ad Vincula, London.
Mathews' Probate Acts. |
HASSETT, SAMUEL (in Virginia before
1669), Isle of Wight county; brother of John
Hassett, of Bristol, goldsmith.
V. M., VII, 227. |
HAWKER, EDWARD (in Virginia 1657,
&c.); brother of George Hawker, combmaker,
of London.
V. M., XIII, 307. |
HAWLEY, JEROME (in Virginia 1638,
&c.); brother of James Hawley, of Brentwood,
Middlesex.
Neill's Virginia Carolorum, 142. |
HAY,
Alias GRAY, John (d.
1709), Middlesex county; son of Dr. Gray,
of Kendal and Whitehaven.
V. U., II, 45. |
HAY, WILLIAM (1748-1825),
Williamsburg; son of James Hay, and
Helena Rankin his wife, of Kilsyth,
Sterlingshire, Scotland.
W. M., XV, 85 |
HAY, PETER (in Virginia 1768, &c.),
Southampton county; brother of William Hayb,
preceding.
W. M., XV, 85 |
HAYNES, HERBERT (d. 1737), Gloucester
county; at time of death of St. Peter's,
Cornhill, London. In will (1737) speaks of
his rents in and about London. Son of
Thomas Haynes, of Gloucester county, Va.
V. M., XV, 427 |
HAYNES, THOMAS (d. 1679),
Northumberland county; by will gave his brother,
William Haynes, all his estate in houses,
&c., in England, "which may be known by my
father's will."
Northumberland Records. |
HAYWARD, SAMUEL (in Virginia 1687,
&c.), Westmoreland county; son of Nicholas
Hayward, grocer, of London.
W. M., XI, 169, 170. |
HAZLEWOOD, GEORGE (in Virginia 1683,
&c.), Middlesex county; son of John Hazlewood,
of the parish of White Chapel, London. In
1693 his mother is referred to as "Madam
Elizabeth Hazlewood at her house in Chamber
street, Goodman's Fields, London."
Middlesex Records. |
HENDERSON, ALEXANDER (d. 1815), came
to Prince William county, Va., 1756; son of
Rev. Richard Henderson, A. M., of Glasgow
University, forty-eight years minister of
Blantyre parish, Scotland, and his wife Janet
Cleland.
Richmond Critic, June 9, 1889. |
HENDERSON, JAMES (1708-1804), Augusta
county; son of William Henderson, gent.,
of Fifeshire, Scotland, who married, on Feb. 7,
1705, Margaret Bruce.
"Descendants of Lt. John Henderson." |
HERBERT, JOHN (1658-1704), Prince
George county; son of John Herbert,
apothecary, and grandson of Richard Herbert,
citizen and grocer, of London.
W. M., V, 230, 240; VIII, 147, 148. |
HEYMAN, PETER (D. 1700),
Elizabeth City county; grandson of Sir Peter
Heyman, of Summerfield, in Kent.
V. M., XI, 158, 159 |
HICKES, STEPHEN (d. shortly
before 1640), Elizabeth City county; son of
Michael Hickes and Judith his
wife, of the town of Southampton.
Stephen Hickes was baptized September
23, 1620, in the parish of St. Michael's,
Southampton.
N. E. H. & G. Reg., Vol. 47, p. 353. |
HIDE, JOHN (in Virginia
1635-37, &c.); son of Richard Hide,
citizen and free-mason, of London.
V. M., XIX, 193. |
HIGGINSON, ROBERT (d. 1649),
York county; formerly a printer and painter-stainer,
of London; son of Thomas and
Ann Higginson, of Barkeswell,
Warwickshire.
W. M., VI, 69. |
HILL, EDWARD (in Virginia
1622, &c.), had, then, a brother, Mr.
John Hill, mercer in Lombard street,
and a father-in-law, Mr. Richard
Boyle, in Blackfriars, London.
Brown's First Republic, p. 513 |
HILL, ELIZABETH (in Virginia
1677, &c.); wife of Edward Hill,
of "Shirley," Charles City county; daughter of
Sir Edward Williams, of
Brecknockshire, Wales.
V. M., III, 156-158; X, 107; XIV, 171. |
HILL, HENRY (d. 1649),
Northampton county; son of George Hill,
of Tiverton, Devon.
Northampton Records. |
HILL, JOHN (in Virginia 1647,
&c.), Lower Norfolk county; formerly a
bookbinder in the University of Oxford, and a
son of Stephen Hill, of Oxford,
fletcher.
N. E. H. & G. Reg., Vol. 47, p. 53. |
HILL, JOHN (d. 17720), of
Virginia, but died at Newent, Gloucestershire.
V. M., XI, 74. |
HODGE, THOMAS (d. 1784), King
George county; in will, 1774, mentions his
mother, then living at Tiverton, Devonshire.
King George Records |
HODGE, ROBERT (d. 1681), Lower Norfolk
county; in 1670, was of Modbury, Devon
Lower Norfolk Records. |
HODGKIN, WILLIAM (came to
Virginia 1649, d. 1673), old Rappahannock
county; brother-in-law of Robert
Peachey, of Mildenhall, Suffolk.
Rappahannock County Records. |
HOGG, PETER (d. 1782), Augusta
county; in Virginia 1756, &c.; son of James
Hogg and brother of Walter Hogg,
both of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Abstracts of Augusta Records, II, 220. |
HOLECROFT, THOMAS (in Virginia
1610, &c.); son of Sir Thomas
Holecroft, of Vale Royal, Cheshire.
V. M., III, 328 |
HOLLAND, SAMUEL (in Virginia
1638, &c.); son of Joseph Holland,
citizen and clothworker, of London.
W. G., 9. |
HOLLISTER, WILLIAM (d. 1680),
Rappahannock county; brother of Thomas
Hollister, of Temple Parish, Bristol.
Crozier's Virginia County Records, VI, 143. |
HOLT, JAMES (in Virginia
1623), "of London, carpenter."
V. M., XIX, 134 |
HONEYWOOD, SIR PHILIP
(in Virginia 1649, &c.); son of Robert
Honeywood, of Charing, Kent, and Mark's
Hall, Essex.
Virginia Land Grants. Norwood's Voyage to
Virginia. Note to Pepys. |
HOOKE, FRANCIS (in Virginia
1635, &c.), Elizabeth City; son of John
Hooke, Esq., of Bramshott,
Southampton
V. M., III, 23. |
HOOPER, JOSEPH (in Virginia
1729, &c.); son of George Hooper,
of Frome Selwood, Somerset.
Cabells and Their Kin, 21. |
HOPE, GEORGE (1749 - ),
Elizabeth City county; born in Cumberland.
W. M., VIII, 257. |
HORNSBY, THOMAS (1702 - 1772),
Williamsburg; born in Lincolnshire.
Va. Hist. Col., VI, 72. |
HORSMADEN, WARHAM (in Virginia
1657, &c.), Charles City county; returned to
England and was of Lenham, Kent, and Purleigh,
Essex; son of Rev. Daniel
Horsmanden, Rector of Ulcombe, Kent, and his
wife Ursula, daughter of Sir
Warham St. Leger, of Ulcombe.
V. M., XV, 181, 182. |
HORSENAIL, JAMES (d. 1731),
Spotsylvania county; brother of Thomas
Horsenail, of the parish of Nazing, Essex.
Spotsylvania Records. |
HOSYER, EDWARD (in Virginia
1623), "of Ratcliffe, vintner."
V. M., XIX, 133, 134. |
HOTHERSALL, THOMAS (came to
Virginia 1621), "late zityzone and grosser of
London."
Brown's First Republic, p. 116. |
HOWETT, JOHN (d. 1659),
Elizabeth City county; brother of Thomas
Howett, citizen and cooper, of London.
V. M., XIII, 55 |
HUDSON, WILLIAM (d. before
1716); brother of John Hudson, of
Bristol, clothier (who d. 1725)
V. M., XV, 63 |
HUME, FRANCIS (d. 1721),
Spotsylvania county; brother of George
Hume, of Wedderburn, Scotland (who d. 1720).
W. M., VI, 253; VIII, 84, &c. V. M., XX,
381, &c. |
HUME, GEORGE (1697 - 1760),
Spotsylvania and Culpeper counties, &c.; son of
George Hume, of Wedderburn.
W. M., VI, 251, &c. V. M., 381, &c. |
HUNT, REV. ROBERT (in
Virginia 1607, &c.), of Kent, formerly Vicar of
Reculver, Kent.
Campbell's History of Virginia |
HUNTER, WILLIAM, JR.
(1731 - 1792); born at Galston, Scotland.
"Lodge of Washington," 95. |
HUSSEY, GILES (d. 1668),
Rappahannock county; son of James Hussey, Esq.,
of Blanford, Dorset, and brother of Thomas
Hussey, of the same place, who wa living
in 1668.
Hayden, 298. |
HUTT, DANIEL (d. 1674),
Westmoreland county; formerly merchant of
London, and at another time master of the ship
Mayflower.
W. M., XV (Jan., 1907), 43, 49. Westmoreland
Records. |
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