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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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| McADAM, JOSEPH (in Virginia 1769,
&c.), Northumberland county; married at Govan,
Scotland, to Janet Muir. |
McPHERSON, ARCHIBALD (1705-1749)
Fredericksburg; "born in the county of Murray,
in North Briton."
W. M., X, 108. |
MACKIE, JOHN,
(1731-1750),
Petersburg; son of Patrick Mackie,
merchant, and provost of Wigton, Scotland.
W. M., V, 237. |
MACKIE, REV. JOSIAS (d. 1716),
Norfolk county; son of Patrick Mackie, of St.
Johnstone, county of Donegal, Ireland.
W. M., VII, 358, 359. |
McRAE, REV. CHRISTOPHER (1733-1808),
in Virginia before 1765; Surry and Cumberland
counties; entered Marishal College, Aberdeen, in
1749, and was graduated M. A. in 1753; son of
Christopher McRae, of Urquhart, Rosshire.
Anderson's Records of Marishal College, Vol. II, p.
320. Meade's Old Churches and Families of
Virginia, II, 36, 37. |
MADDISON,
THOMAS (d. 1674), Rappahannock county; had
in 1674 a brother, Leonard Maddison,
living in England.
Crozier's "Virginia County Records," VI, 10 |
MALLORY,
REV. PHILIP (1617 - 1661), York county; son
of Thomas Mallory, D. D., Dean of
Chester, and grandson of Sir William Mallory,
of Studkey, Yorkshire.
V. M., XII, 398, 399; XIV, 102 |
MALLORY,
ROGER (in Virginia 1660, &c.), King and
Queen county; son of Thomas Mallory, D. D.,
Rector of Eccleston, Lancashire, and grandson of
Thomas Mallory, Dean of Chester.
V. M., XXII, 401; XV, 106. |
MALLORY,
THOMAS (in Virginia 1660, &c.); brother of
Roger Mallory, preceding.
V. M., XXII, 401; XV, 106. |
MANSFIELD,
GEORGE (d. 1670), Surry county;
nephew of John Beale, citizen and grocer,
of London.
V. M., XI, 311 |
MAREEN
(MARIN), MRS. SUSAN (in Virginia 1707, &c.),
Henrco county; sister of Wiltshire Reeve, of
Hubbards Hall in the parish of Harlow, Essex,
gent, who in his will (1707) leaves her all his
plantation, &c., on or near James River in
Virginia. A Wiltshire Marrin lived
in Henrico in 1746.
N. Y. B. and G. Record, XLIII, 69, 70. Stith's
History of Virginia. |
MARSHALL,
ABRAHAM (d. 1709), Richmond county; had a
brother John Marshall, "of Bradfield in
Barkshire."
Richmond County Records. |
MARTIN,
DAVID (d. 1767), Amherst county; son of
Mrs. Jennet Martin of the townland of
Curryeagh, parish of Cardonnel, county Down,
Ireland.
Amherst County Records. |
MARTIN,
HENRY, "went to Virgginia many years ago"
(statement in will 1786); brother of Sparks
Martin, Exq., of Withy Bush House, county
Pembroke, who d. 1787.
V. M., XIII, 197. |
MARTIN,
JOHN, "went to Virginia many years ago";
brother of Henry Martin, preceding.
V. M., XIII, 197-199. |
MARTIN,
JOHN, (in Virginia 1752, &c.), King and
Queen and Caroline counties. Removed to
Dublin where he died in 1760. Two of his
daughters married Viscount Clifden
and Viscount Perry. He was
brother of George Martin, Esq., of
Dublin, Doctor of Physic, who died 1755.
Caroline County Records, V. M., XIII, 197-199; XXI,
249, 372. |
MARTIN,
JOHN (in Virginia 1607, &c.), son of Sir
Richard Martin, goldsmith, of London.
Brown's Genesis, II, 943-944 |
MARTIN,
RALPH (in Virginia 1623), "of Bachain,
Sumersetshire, husbandman."
V. M., XIX, 134. |
MATTHEWS,
LUKE (in Virginia 1694, &c.); formerly a
tailor in the city of Hereford.
V. M., IV, 365; VI, 408, 409. |
MAURY,
MRS. ANN (1690 - ), Henrico
county; wife of Matthew Maury, and sister
of Rev. James Fontaine (above).
Huguenot Emigration, 122. |
MAURY,
MATTHEW, (d. 1752), Henrico county;of Castle
Mauron, Gascony, France.
Huguenot Emigration, 122. |
MAXWELL,
JAMES (d. 1795), Norfolk Borough; of
Northumberland
Lower Norfolk county, Va., Antiquary, II, 56, &c. |
MAYO,
WILLIAM (1684-1744), Goochland county; son
of Joseph Mayo and Elizabeth (Hooper) Mayo,
of Frome Sselwood, Somerset.
Richmond Standard, July, 1880. Cabells
and Their Kin. |
MAYO,
JOSEPH (1692- ), Henrico
county; brother of William Mayo,
preceding.
Richmond Standard, July 17, 1880.
Cabells and their kin. |
MEADE,
MRS. SUSANNAH, wife of David Meade,
of Nansemond county; (married 1729-30), and
daughter of Sir Richard Everard, Bart.,
of Much Waltham, Essex.
W. M., XIII, 39, 40. |
MERCER,
BURRADINE (in Virginia 1654, &c.); brother
of William Mercer, citizen and
haberdasher, of London.
V. M., XIV, 425. |
MERCER,
JAMES (d. 1759), Stafford county; brother of
John Mercer (next).
V. M., XIV, 234.
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MERCER,
JOHN (1704-1768), Stafford county; born in
Church street, Dublin Ireland; son of John
and Grace (Fenton) Mercer of that city.
V. M., XIV, 232-234 |
MERCER,
HUGH (1776-1777), Fredericksburg (but
settled first in Pennsylvania); son of Rev.
William Mercer, minister of Pittsligo,
Aberdeenshire, and his wife Ann, daughter
of ir Robert Munro, of Foulis.
Goolrick's Life of General Hugh Mercer, pp. 12,
13, 105. |
METCALFE,
RICHARD (in Virginia 1688, &c.); son of
Gilbert Metcalfe, merchant, of London, and
Jane, his wife.
W. M., V. 10-12 |
METCALFE,
RICHARD (Virginia 1688, &c.); son of
Gilbert Metcalfe, merchant, of London, and
Jane, his wife.
W. M., V. 10-12 |
METCALFE,
THOMAS (1734- ), King and Queen
county; son of Samuel Metcalfe, grocer,
of Nantwich, Chesire.
W. M., V. 13, 14. |
MICHAUX,
ABRAHAM (d. 1717), Henrico county; born at
Sedan, in France.
Henrico Records. |
MICHELSON,
JOHN (d. 1750), Yorktown?; son of James
Michelson, jeweller, in Edinburgh.
Will, P. C. C., Glazier 227. |
MIDDLETON,
ROBERT (d. 1627); brother of William
Middleton, of Hampton, Yorkshire.
W. G., 1022. |
MILL,
JAMES (in Virginia 1752, &c., d. 1765), King
William county; son of James Mill, of
Penlochton, shire of Angus, Scotland.
W. M., XX, 208 |
MILLS,
CHARLES (d. before 1783), Hanover county;
owned a farm called Goriage in the parish of
Thundersley, North Ben Fleet, Essex, and a farm
called Sayes, Sawyers or Grey House in the same
parish and county; both held of the manor of
Eastwood or Eastonbury, Essex, which were sold
by his heirs in 1783.
Hanover County Records. |
MOLESWORTH,
GUY in Virginia 1651, &c.); son of
William Molesworth, Esq., and grandson of
Anthony Molesworth, Esq., of Fotheringay,
Northamptonshire.
Burke's Peerage. Minutes of Virginia Council. |
MONTAGUE,
PETER (1603-1659), Lancaster county; son of
Peter and Eleanor Montague, of Boveny,
parish of Burnham, Bucks.
Montague Genealogy, pp. 30, 31 and chart.
Click here for
excerpt from book entitled History and
Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and
Lancaster Counties, Virginia, and his
descendants, 1621 - 1894 - Compiled and
Published by George William Montague, Published
Amherst, Mass., U. S. A.: Press of Carpenter &
Morehouse. 1894 - Also compiler and
publisher of "History and Genealogy of the
Montague Family of America," 1886.
ALSO NOTE: Full book is found at
www.archive.org |
MOULSON,
FULKE (in Virginia 1674, &c.); brother of
Peter Moulson, of London, gent., who
mentions in his will his nephew Peter Moulson,
of Warton, als Wavlston, and states that
he (the testator) was born in the parish of
Wharton, Cheshire.
V. M., XXIII, 403, 404. |
MOUNTJOY,
EDWARD (in Virginia 1695, &c.), Wetmoreland
county; brother of Thomas Mountjoy, of
Bristol, merchant.
V. M., XVI, 291. |
MOYE, JOHN
(d. 1545), Lower Norfolk county; married a
daughter of Richard Wheeler, citizen and
innholder, of London.
V. M., XIII, 407.
N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Record, XL, 86. |
MUNSFORD,
WILLIAM (in Virginia 1668, &c.), York
county. In 1657 there is a power of
attorney (rec. in York county) from Sarah
Harrison, of London, to Wm. Munford,
of same, tobacconist; and a power of attorney,
dated 1668, from Ann widow of
Augustine Munford, citizen and grocer of
London, and John Munford, citizen and
grocer of London, to Wm. Munford, of York
county, Va. Whether Wm. Munford was
ancestor of later families of the name is not
known.
York County
Records. |
MUSCO,
SALVATOR (b. 1704, d. 1741), Essex; in his
will states that his sister, Mrs. Jane
Collingwood, of Great Britain, had, in her
will dated Sept. 30, 1730, left him
£400.
Essex Records. |
MUSGRAVE,
MICHAEL (d. 1697), Middlesex county; brother
of Thomas Musgrave, Rector of Woolbeding,
Essex, and Prebendary of Chichester (who d.
1725).
V. M., XII, 207, 208; XIV, 93, 94. |
NASH, JOHN
(d. 1776), Henrico and
Prince Edward counties; son of Abner Nash
of Tenby, in South Wales.
Henrico and Prince Edward Records. |
| NASH,
THOMAS |
NEDHAM,
JAMES
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NEEDLER,
BENJAMIN
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NELSON,
THOMAS
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NEWCE, SIR
WILLIAM
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NEWCE,
THOMAS
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NEWMAN,
EDWARD
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NEWTON,
JOHN
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NICHOLSON,
JAMES
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NICOLLS,
RICHARD
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NICOLSON,
JAMES
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NIMMO,
WILLIAM
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NORTON,
JOHN
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NOURSE,
JAMES (1731-1784); born at
Weston under Penyard, Herefordshire, July 19,
1731; third son of John Nourse; came to
Virginia 1769.
V. M., VII, 199. Life of James Nourse.
West Va., Hist. Mag., 1904, p 284
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NOYE,
PHILIP (d. 1650); returned to England and at
death was "of Burian now of t. Just, Cornwall,"
first cousin of Attorney-General William Noye.
V. M., XIV, 424, 425. |
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