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| 101 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Collins-Collings/Footsteps From Baronshill ** | Collings, Micajah (I4711)
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| 102 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Collins-Collings/Footsteps From Baronshill ** - p. 16 & 17 -- Anthony Collings traveled back to Devon, England and on 4/20/1716 presented a bill in Chancery court to claim benefit from the estate of his grandfather Thomas Collings late of Baronshill, in parish of Ugborough, Devon who died in 1672 leaving an only son Roger Collings who is the palintiff's father. The plaintiff's grandmother Dorothy Collings succeeded to Baronshill and held it until her death four or five years ago. Roger Collings died 7 or 8 years ago and, as his only son, the plaintiff became entitled to his grandfather's estate, but James Tillie of Pentillie Castle, Esq., Winifred Spurrell, widow, plaintiff's sister, and Henry Davis of Gravesend, Kent, mariner, who married Elizaberh Collings now deceased, also plaintiff's sister, conspire with George Stroude, Esq., of Ditcham, Devon, and Alice Stroude of the same, widow, to deny the plaintiff his rights. They claim that, by a settlement made in 1672 on the marriage of the plaintiff's father to Anne Roch, now deceased, Thomas Collings conveyed Baronshill to Richard Fownes, Esq., of Whitehouse, Ugborough, and William Stroude, gent., of Higherwal, Ugborough. Both Fownes and Stroude had died but the latter's heir is his nephew George Stroude and his executrix Alice Stroud. - In her answer Winifred Spurrell says she is the only sister now living of the plaintiff. Her grandfather Thomas Collings, anticipating a marriage between his son Roger and Anne, daughter of Jerom Roch the elder of Plymouth, Devon, by deed of 2/10/1672, assigned Baronshill to Fownes and Stroude in order to provide portions for his son and his son'sheirs. When the defendant's sister Davis entered upon Baronshill the premises were in ruinous condition and her sister had to spend much money on it. The defendant claims that she and her sister Elizabeth who died 6 years ago were the only lawful issue of Roger Collings at the time of his death. - Henry Davis reported to the court that Anthony Collings went overseas more than 25 years ago and was supposed dead. Two seafaring men on the ship maintained that they had thrown the body overboard. He could not say if the plaintiff was the same Anthony Collings -- THUS HE LOST HIS INHERITANCE TO BARONSHILL. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7SC-TVQ?lang=en Name: Antony Collings Sex: Male Birth Date: 4 Jan 1678 **** Father's Name: Roger Collings **** Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Elizabeth **** Mother's Sex: Female Event Type: Christening Event Date: 5 Jan 1678 Event Place: Antony, Cornwall, England **** Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Roger Collings Father M Elizabeth Mother F Digital Folder Number: 004145314 Microfilm Number: 916883 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: C05307-1 Citing this Record "England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7SC-TVQ : 5 February 2023), Antony Collings, 1678. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I042759 ID: I042759 Name: Anthony Collins Sex: M Birth: 4 JAN 1677/78 in Saltash, Conrnwall, England Death: 4 SEP 1754 in Charles County, Maryland - Probate Note: == COLLINS (COLLINGS), ANTHONY. Charles County, Maryland 18 Feb, 1754; 4 Sep 1754 Wife, Jane Collins, extx. To wife, dwelling plantation. To son, Thomas Collings, then at his death to my grandson Roger Collins, and if Roger dies without heirs then to my grandson William Collins and if William Collins dies without heirs then to grandson Thomas Collins. To my wife my personal estate and if she should marry then to have but her thirds and the rest to my children, Winnifred Gray and Thomas Collins. To dau Elizabeth, 1 sh. Wit: Samuel Gray, John Fagg, Ignatious Maddox. 29. 194 === Archibald Anderson 9.224 A CH £3.1.4 £24.5.7 May 10 1728 Received from: William Davis, Jr., Adam Clinkacales, Robert Colvert, John Peacock, William Collier, Stephen Brown, Stephen Mankin, widow Gambrill, John Cooper, Zachariah Wade, John Newton, Thomas Millstead, Thomas Skinner, Anthony Collins. Payments to: Mr. John Howard, Daniell McDaniel, William Sanders, Dr. John Chalmers, Samuel Hanson. Administrator: William Benson. === Rookwood, Thomas, Charles Co... 21st Nov., 1725; 1st Feb.,, 1725. To dau. Mary and hrs., "Allensons Folly", thereof excepted during life of her mother; "Preston" adj.; and personalty at age of 16 yrs.; she dying without issue, to pass to her sister Anne, To dau. Anne and hrs. "St. Davids", "Found Hills," "Hard Frost"; and personalty at age of 16; she dying without issue, to pass to her sister Mary. To wife Heneretta, extx., 1/3 interest in "Allenson's Folly" during life; residue of estate absolutely,, to pay legacies therefrom. To god-dau. Winniford Speake, personalty formerly belonging to Charles Talfer (Toliver). 3 tenants,, viz. Edward Mattocks, Wm. Davis and Adam Clinkscales, to hold tenements as per agreement. Edward Mattocks not to clear any more towards Mr. Thos. Skinner's or Mr. Anthony Collins. Test: Thomas Skinner, John Peacock, Mary Brownin. Note: 26th Feb., 1725, widow claims her thirds. 18, 442. === Skinner, Thomas, Charles Co., 8th Oct., 1727 ; 19th Feb., 1727. To wife Constance, her portion of estate; and personalty. To son Thomas and hrs., 160 A. of "Milerne"; he dying with-out issue, to his 2 bros. William and James and their hrs. To son William and hrs., 160 A. of "Doncaster" and "Aspinnall's Chance"; he dying without issue, to his 2 bros. Thomas and James; and personalty, to be for himself at 18 yrs. To son James and hrs., 160 A. residue of 3 tracts afsd.; he dying without issue, to his 2 bros. Thos. and William; and personalty, to be for himself at 18 yrs. To 3 sons afsd., 2/3 of personal estate equally. Exs.: Wife and son Thomas. Overseers : Coll. John Fendall and Capt. George Dent. Test: Anthony Collings, Adam Clinkscales, Charles Mastin. 19, 318. === Francis Boutcher 13.351 CH £48.13.8 Nov 6 1728 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard. Creditors: William Mansell, Walter Winter. Next of kin: Richard Davis, Mathew Mansell. Administratrix: Elisabeth Boutcher. === Adam Clinkscales 15.591 CH £73.4.9 Mar 2 1729 Jul 7 1730 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard. Creditors: Gustavus Brown, John Speake. Administratrix: Mary Clinkscales. === Thomas Allen 17.247 CH £43.17.11 May 2 1733 Jul 23 1733 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Samuell Gray. Creditors: John Stoddert, Gustavus Brown. Next of kin: James Allin, Susan Allin (widow). Administrator: John Allen. === Allin, James, Charles Co., 21st Mch., 1732-3 ; 11th May, 1733. To wife Jane extx., 1/2 of estate real and personal. To son William and hrs., other 1/2 of estate, except legacy to bro. George. Son to be in care of wife until age of 20, if they can agree, if not to be in care of Robert Coward. Test: Anthony Collins (Collings), Thomas Tosland, Alexander Sotherland. 20. 605. === James Allen 12.343 A CH £110.8.11 £144.14.8 Jul 17 1734 Sureties: Robert Covert, Thomas Davis. Received from: Gabriel Bobo, Peter Babb, Benjamin Banister, Charles Adams, Susannah Allen, Lodwick Adams, Thomas Skinner, Mr. William Maconchie, William Groves, Thomas Murphy, John Speak, Col. Torn (?). Payments to: Robert Ninon, Richard Speak, Charles Calvert, Esq., Samuel Hanson, Col. George Mason, Thomas Speaker Anthony Collins. Distribution to: executrix, William Allen (son). Executrix: Jane Gray, wife of Samuel Gray. === George Mason (gentleman) 21.89 CH £721.18.11 Sep 30 1735 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Coward. Creditors: William Eilbeck, W. Williams. Next of kin: John Bronaugh, Mercer. Administratrix: Mrs. Ann Mason. === Col. George Mason 21.407 CH £6.6.0 Jun 22 1736 Jun 24 1736 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard. Administratrix/Executrix: Ann Mason. === Col. George Mason 26.208 -- £40.0.0 Mar 1 1736 Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard. Administratrix/Executrix: Mrs. Anne Martin. === Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 155 18 Apr 1718; Recorded at request of Anthony Collings of Westmoreland County, Colony of Virginia: 12 Nov 1717; Indenture from Luke Gardiner and Anne his wife of Prince George's County, William Godfrey and Jannet his wife, to Anthony Collings; for 2,500# tobacco; 100 acres part of a tract called Partner's Content; containing 302 acres by patent dated 23 Feb 1710 granted Luke Gardner and William Godfrey; bounded by a branch of Chingamuxon Creek; /s/ Luke Gardiner, William Godfrey; wit. Tho. Dent, Wm. Howard; ack. by Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey === Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 467. Sep 29, 1773 from Thomas Collins of Albemarle County, Virginia, planter, eldest son of Anthony Collins of CC, planter, decd, to John Maddox of CC, planter, for 10 £ part of a tract of land called Partners Content, lying in CC, containing "three hundred seventy and acres" patented to Luke Garner and William Godfrey on Feb 23, 1710, bounded by the head of a branch coming out of the Reedy branch of Chingomuxon Cr, containing about 100 acres. The parcel hereby being sold was, by will was devised to sd Thomas Collins, by sd Anthony Collins, his father, together with the buildings, fencings, and improvements thereon, and the rents, issues, and profits of the same. To have and to hold to sd John Maddox, during the life of sd Thomas Collins. Signed - Thomas (X his mark) Collins. Wit - Robt Martin, Henry (+ his mark) Woodward, Edward (1 his mark) Maddox, Walter Hanson*, G.R. Brown*. Recorded Oct 13, 1773. === Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 196. Aug 1, 1777 from John Maddox, planter, to Richard Robertson, planter, for 42 £ 6 shillings, part of a tract of land called Partners Content, lying in CC, containing 372 acres granted to Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey by patent dated Feb 23, 1710, bounded by the head of a branch coming put of the River Branch of Chickamuxon Cr, containing and laid out for about 100 acres, and which land herein conveyed was, by the will devised to Thomas Collins, for and during his life, by his father, Anthony Collins, which right the afd John Maddox purchased in the year 1773 of the afd Thomas Collins, son of Anthony Collins- Signed - John Maddox. Wit - Walter Hanson, Joshua Sanders. Recorded Aug 10, 1777. === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 383-46: PARTNERS CONTENT: 372 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Collins, Anthony ; See Notes: Surveyed 23 Feb 1710 for Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey beginning at a bound White Oak standing on a point at the head of a branch of (blank) patent 10 Aug 1713.: Other Tracts Mentioned: PARTNERS MISTAKE; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 100 Acres - Anthony Collins from Luke Gardiner & recorded & William Godfrey; 12 Nov 1717,272 Acres - Robert Covert from William Godfrey & Luke Gardiner; 12 Nov 1718, 272 Acres - William Godfrey from Robert Covert; 28 Feb 1718, 270 Acres - Robert Covert from William Godfrey; 28 Feb 1721, 272 Acres - Samuel Gray from William Godfrey & Janet {Wade}; 17 Aug 1726, 272 Acres - Resurveyed into PARTNERS MISTAKE, folio 456 === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 423-314: PARTNERS CONTENT: 275 acres; Possession of - 275 Acres - Godfrey, William: Surveyed 21 Aug 1719 for William Godfrey lying in Chicamuxen: Other Tracts Mentioned: RESERVE; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, Robert Cornish from William Godfrey & Janet his wife; 12 Nov 1735,, , Marriage 1 Jane Monroe b: BEF 1680 in Westmoreland County, Virginia Married: BEF 1717 in Westmoreland County, Virginia Children 1.Has Children Winifred Collins b: ABT 1717 in Charles County, Maryland 2.Has No Children Thomas Collins b: 1720 in Charles County, Maryland 3.Has No Children Elizabeth Collins b: BEF 1734 in Charles County, Maryland -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Collings, Anthony (I1382)
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| 103 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Collins-Collings/Footsteps From Baronshill ** - p. 16 & 17 -- Anthony Collings traveled back to Devon, England and on 4/20/1716 presented a bill in Chancery court to claim benefit from the estate of his grandfather Thomas Collings late of Baronshill, in parish of Ugborough, Devon who died in 1672 leaving an only son Roger Collings who is the palintiff's father. The plaintiff's grandmother Dorothy Collings succeeded to Baronshill and held it until her death four or five years ago. Roger Collings died 7 or 8 years ago and, as his only son, the plaintiff became entitled to his grandfather's estate, but James Tillie of Pentillie Castle, Esq., Winifred Spurrell, widow, plaintiff's sister, and Henry Davis of Gravesend, Kent, mariner, who married Elizaberh Collings now deceased, also plaintiff's sister, conspire with George Stroude, Esq., of Ditcham, Devon, and Alice Stroude of the same, widow, to deny the plaintiff his rights. They claim that, by a settlement made in 1672 on the marriage of the plaintiff's father to Anne Roch, now deceased, Thomas Collings conveyed Baronshill to Richard Fownes, Esq., of Whitehouse, Ugborough, and William Stroude, gent., of Higherwal, Ugborough. Both Fownes and Stroude had died but the latter's heir is his nephew George Stroude and his executrix Alice Stroud. - In her answer Winifred Spurrell says she is the only sister now living of the plaintiff. Her grandfather Thomas Collings, anticipating a marriage between his son Roger and Anne, daughter of Jerom Roch the elder of Plymouth, Devon, by deed of 2/10/1672, assigned Baronshill to Fownes and Stroude in order to provide portions for his son and his son'sheirs. When the defendant's sister Davis entered upon Baronshill the premises were in ruinous condition and her sister had to spend much money on it. The defendant claims that she and her sister Elizabeth who died 6 years ago were the only lawful issue of Roger Collings at the time of his death. - Henry Davis reported to the court that Anthony Collings went overseas more than 25 years ago and was supposed dead. Two seafaring men on the ship maintained that they had thrown the body overboard. He could not say if the plaintiff was the same Anthony Collings -- THUS HE LOST HIS INHERITANCE TO BARONSHILL. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J737-658?lang=en Name: Thomas Collings Sex: Male Father's Name: Rogeri Collings Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Dorothie Mother's Sex: Female Event Type: Christening Event Date: 6 Dec 1618 Event Place: Ugborough, Devon, England, United Kingdom Event Place (Original): Ugborough, Devon, England Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Rogeri Collings Father M Dorothie Mother F Digital Folder Number: 007907003 Microfilm Number: 917549 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: C05177-1 Citing this Record "England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J737-658 : 4 February 2023), Thomas Collings, 1618. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Collings, Thomas (I1650)
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| 104 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Five wives of Joseph Croshaw ** | ???, ??? (I3483)
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| 105 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/In-Grateful-Remembrance ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Twelve Trails West ** - He is listed in the "Register of Qualifying Seventeenth Century Ancestors" by the Jamestown Society (1994) - Picture of Crawshaw Hall on page 20 - son Joseph became a Major and his brother became a Captain - Capt. Raleigh Croshaw certainly met Pocahontas in the VA colony circa 1610. Her famous advance warning of a Indian attack likely saved his life - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Winstons of VA ** - also, Rev. William Croshaw 1572-1626 in London (VA Mag of Hist Bio - Vol XXX, p. 274) gives an abstract of the will of Richard Coshaw of London, dated 4/26/1631, probated 6/3/1631 & 7/4/1632 - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Cavaliers & Pioneers ** - Of Kicoughtan, Ancient Planter who hath remained in this country fifteen years complete & performed many worthy services to the colony - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Orig-Lists-Persons-Quality ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Journals-House-Burgesses-VA-1619 ** - His signature is listed on several letters between 2/1623 and 4/1623 regarding the business of the colony in growing tobacco and conditions for their cattle and the kind of Governors being sent to the colony - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Travels & Works of Capt John Smith ** - p. CXIX(147) & p. CXXX(148) - abt 1612, mentioned in letter to Capt. Smith from Dr. Simmonds - p. CXXVIII(156) - 1603, mentioned, with others, Rawleigh Croshaw, p. 84, who, with others of the thirty or forty gentlemen under him, saved Virginia - p. 129(295) & p. 130(296) - 1608, listed as one of the gentlemen in the second supply, along with laborers and tradesmen - p. 131(297) - 12/29/1608, listed as a member of Capt. Smith's company in the Discovery barge - p. 139(305) - 1609, listed among the people who traveled to 'Pamaunke' to trade with King Opechancanough - p. 143(309) - 1609, listed among those defending the President (of the London Co. maybe?) from an attack by savages - p. 145(311) - 1609, sent to the fort with a Mr. Foard in one of the barges for provisions - p. 174(340) - 1612, mentioned in a letter to Capt. Smith from Dr. Simmonds - p. 184(350) - 1616, letter from Rawly Croshaw to Capt. Smith, praising him for his honorable service to country - p. 445(73) - 1608, listed as a gentleman in the second supply along with laborers and tradesmen - p. 448(76) - 1608-09, listed as a member of Capt. Smith's company in the Discovery barge - p. 456(84) - 1609, listed among the people who traveled to 'Pamaunke' to trade with King Opechanough - p. 459(87) & p. 460(88) - 1609, listed among those defending the President (of the London Co. maybe?) from an attack by savages - p. 462(90) - 1609, sent to the fort with a Mr. Ford in one of the barges for provisions - p.493(121) - 1616, letter from Rawly Croshaw to Capt. Smith, praising him for his honorable service to country - p. 551(179) - 1620, listed among the names of the Adventurers - p. 586(214) - 3/1622, his trip to 'Patawomek', where he intended to stay and trade for himself - p. 590(218), p. 591(219), p. 592(220) & p. 593(221) - his adventures at 'Patawomek' negotiating with Opechancanough - thinking Croshaw was dead, Capt. Don Hamar came to trade for corn - p. 596(224) - 1622, Capt. Madyson, not liking so well living among the savages as Capt. Croshaw did, built himself a strong house within the fort - p. 597(225) - 1622, Capt. Croshaw accompanied 2 savages sent home from Jamestown - p. 598(226) - 1622, recalling a plot or plan of Croshaw's to overthrow Opechancanough - p. 600(228), p. 601(229) & p. 602(230) - 1622, Capt. Smith recalling: "had these 300 men been at my disposing, I would have sent first 100 with Capt. Rawley Croshaw to 'Patawomeck' - & recalling also 'neither myself that first found them, nor Capt. Argall, Croshaw, nor Hamar, never found themselves in fifteen years trials (1608-1623) & also 'small parties, last amongst them Capt. Croshaw, Hamar & Madyson' - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/VA Mag Hist & Biog-Abs of VA Land Patents ** - Was probably a near relative of Rev. Wm. Crashaw, a prominent member of the Virginia Company, and of his son, the poet. - When the massacre of 1622 occurred he was on a trading cruise in the Potomac, and at once challengen Opechancanough or any of his men to fight him naked, but the offer was not accepted. - He spent much of his time among the Indians, and was intimately acquainted with their habits and customs. - From his first arrial, when he became a friend of John Smith, he took an active part in the business and defence of the colony - He was one of the authors of complimentary verses prefixed to Smith's General History, and the latter seems to have had a high opinion of his knowledge of Indians and Indian warfare - He was married, and probably had issue, as Richard and Joseph Croshaw (only a variation of the name Crashaw) were prominent men in the adjoining county of York during the first fifty or sixty years of the colony. They and their families will be treated of under subsequent patents to them. - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Cradle of Republic ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Orig-List-Persons-Quality ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Social Life in VA in 17 Century ** - was probably a close kinsman of the poet of the same name - in a footnote - from VA Mag of Hist and Biog, Vol I, p. 86 - Croshaw is always spelt with the o in records, but the name was really Crashaw - Croshaw listed among those families granted the term 'gentlemen', for those that filled the most important place in the Colony - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/VA Mag Hist & Biog-The Randolph Manuscript ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/VA Mag Hist & Biog-VA Gleanings in England ** - **** On the last page is stated - "It is hoped that farther investigation may connect the VA Crashaws with the merchant, the divine and the poet" **** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Marston Parish ** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 10/11/2025 Capt Raleigh Croshaw VVeteran Birth: 1570 Lancashire, England Death: 22 Nov 1624 (aged 53-54) York County, Virginia, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 83478344 Bio: Capt. Raleigh Croshaw Esq. and 2nd wife Ursula (born in York Co., VA in 1576) by whom he fathered Maj. Joseph Croshaw at Burton Parish, York Co., VA. (Note: English settlers did not arrive in Jamestown until 1707. Raleigh Croshaw lived in Elizabeth Cittie in the 1634/24 Muster, and York County did not exist until long after he was dead, so it is unlikely that any of his three presumed sons could have been born there (Joseph, Richard, Noah). There is no actual evidence of who his first, or 2nd wife if he had one, could have been. Ursula is a made up name from an old myth, as is the myth that she could have been Native American. The Jamestowne Society, and NA Tribal Historians, do not accept or recognize any wife for him. There is also no evidence of any of his presumed sons living in Virginia until they began to acquire land by patents, Joseph in 1637, and Richard in 1645. Because approvals of patent applications could take several years, Joseph and Richard Croshaw could have arrived about 1634 and 1641 respectively. Joseph Croshaw was an attorney per several later York County court proceedings, and so was apparently well educated in the Law in England before he came to Virginia. There is, in fact NO evidence that Raleigh married at all, and it is only supposed and assumed (as so stated in the historical record) that Joseph, Richard and Noah could have been his sons. It is also very possible that they were sons of a different man, and all born and educated in England. This is somewhat supported by the very suspicious fact that the Raleigh given name never appears in any generation of his supposed descendants, while English naming traditions almost dictated that there should have been one in nearly every generation. Also, because, while Raleigh was quite prominent in his time, and many of his exploits are well documented by his contemporaries, but his contemporaries make absolutely no mention of any wife or children in any of those accounts. ) "Croshaw is believed to be from the Crashaw family of Crawshawbooth, Lancashire, England. He arrived in Jamestown, Virginia on the "Mary & Margrett", with the Second Supply in September 1608. His lst wife came over on the "Bona Nova" in 1620 but, as she is not mentioned in 1623 Census, she was likely dead by 1623. He was a member of the Virginia Company of London in 1609 and was still listed as an adventurer in the Company in 1618 and 1620. He was one of the authors of the complimentary verses prefixed to "The General History of Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles" (1624) of John Smith of Jamestown. Croshaw and his wife had at least two sons, possibly three:[1Joseph Croshaw lst married ? 2.Widow Finch; 3. Widow Anne Hodges; 4. Widow Margaret Tucker; 5. Widow Mary Bromfieldson Noah Croshaw (1614-1665), married Elinor ________&Richard Croshaw (1618-1667), married Elizabeth _________ Raleigh Croshaw was the local official in the Elizabeth City area. This settlement later became known as the Middle Plantation and later Williamsburg, Virginia. His sons were among the first to take advantage of this new settlement. Both Joseph and Richard are mentioned many times in the records. Joseph appears to have led a more public life, having been a member of the House of Burgesses from York as well as having served as a justice and as sheriff for York County, Virginia. "Croshaw was member of a group with Captain John Smith in January 1609, who while attempting to trade for corn with the Indians at Opechancanough's village were almost overcome by surprise. This attack was thwarted in part by Raleigh Croshaw's quick reactions. Raleigh Croshaw then made a night trip back to Jamestown which helped to avoid further treachery. He appears to have been a very skilled Indian fighter." "At the time of the massacre in March 1622, he was on a trading cruise on the Potomac. According to Captain John Smith's General History, Croshaw challenged the chief Opchanacanough or any of his warriors to fight him naked (without armor), an offer that was not accepted. When Captain John Smith published his General History in 1624, one of the verses in Volume III of the book had been written by Croshaw-and in his writing, John Smith implies a high opinion of Croshaw's knowledge of Indians and their way of making war. Raleigh Croshaw accompanied Claiborne on his explorations and, with just a few men, successfully defended a remote trading outpost up on the Potomac River in the 1622 attack. Captain Raleigh Croshaw was in the Potomac River trading in a small bark, commanded by Captain Spilman. There an Indian stole aboard and told them of the massacre, (1622) and that Opchanacanough had been practicing with his King and Country to betray them, which they refused to do, but that the Indians of Werowocomoco had undertaken it. Captain Spilman went there, but the Indians after seeing that his men were so vigilant and well armed, suspected that they had been discovered, therefore, to delude him, they gave him such good deas in trade, that his vessel was soon nearly overloaded." About 1623 a patent was issued to "Captain Raleigh Croshaw, Gentleman, of Kiccoughtan, "An Ancient Planter who hath remained in this country 15 years complete and performed many a worthy service to the Colony," for 500 acres (2 km²) by Old Point Comfort. This was based on his transporting himself, his servant and his wife in addition to adventuring 25 pounds sterling in the Company. By the following year he was a burgess for Elizabeth City. In March 1624 he was issued a commission to trade with the Indians for corn. On this voyage he purchased a "great canoe" for 10,000 blue beads. The Corporation of Elizabeth City states that "Captain Raleigh Croshaw planted by Patent 500 acres (2 km²) between Fox Hill and the Pamunkey River to establish Elizabeth City." Captain Raleigh Croshaw was last referred to on November 22, 1624. On December 27, 1624, Captain Francis West was instructed to take an inventory of his estate. By 1637 the York County settlers had already begun to breach their own palisade and move into Indian land on the other side. The area between Queens Creek and Ware Creek was called the "Indian Fields." It was a series of vast communal fields the Indians used for planting corn. Again, it was Joseph Croshaw and Richard Croshaw who were the first to move into the area. In 1637 and 1638, they each patented a few thousand acres about where the Camp Peary government center is located today. They controlled most of the land in that area for the next 20-25 years. Family Members Spouse Unity Daniels Crowshaw 1576-1624 ?? Don't think so ?? Children Major Joseph Croshaw 1610-1667 Maintained by: JAG (51423829) Originally Created by: Kaaren Crail Vining (11705756) Added: 2012-01-15T13:14:40.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/83478344/raleigh-croshaw Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/83478344/raleigh-croshaw: accessed October 11, 2025), memorial page for Capt Raleigh Croshaw (1570-22 Nov 1624), Find a Grave Memorial ID 83478344; Maintained by JAG (contributor 51423829). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Croshaw, Raleigh (I3484)
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| 106 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Seldens of VA ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Twelve Trails West ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Winstons of VA ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Cavaliers & Pioneers ** - 6/7/1650 listed as one of the people transported by William Hodgson - adjudged void on 12/8/1652 by order of Governor & Council - land described as granted to John Houlding 11/1/1653, assigned to Richard Croshaw, who assigned to Robert Harrison - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/VA Mag Hist & Biog-VA Gleanings in England ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Marston Parish ** | Croshaw, Richard (I4177)
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| 107 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Seldens of VA ** - He petitioned the court for a portion of the estate of his father-in-law, Joseph Croshaw, ...petitioner marrying Mary, eldest daughter of said Joseph Croshaw the father...the son Joseph Croshaw died about 15 yrs and 4 mos old and 1/3 of his personal estate doth rightly belong to your petitioner in right of his said wife Mary, who is now living | Taylor-xx, Thomas (I4179)
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| 108 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Croshaw/Southside VA Families ** - In His will he leaves to his wife Mary lands in Marston Parish until his son Joseph comes of age; to his son William and daughters, Mary, Unity and Rebecca 300 acres each in New Kent; to Maj. West, L.5. | White-xx, Henry (I4175)
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| 109 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Genesis of United States ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, Anne (I3470)
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| 110 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at DAR.org on 11/16/2023 GOODBREAD, PHILLIP Ancestor #: A046301 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SERGEANT Birth: 11-23-1726 NORDHEIM WUERTTEMBERG EUROPE Death: 1811 RUTHERFORD CO NORTH CAROLINA Service Source: COPY OF ORIGINAL MUSTER ROLL IN DAVIS, GUTBRODT IS GOODBREAD, P 478; NC REV WAR PAY VOUCHERS, #26, ROLL #S.115.91 Service Description: 1) CAPT ROBERT PORTER 2) PAID FOR SUPPLIES FURNISHED, RUTHERFORD CO RESIDENCE Created: 2002-03-27 23:23:55.3, Updated: , By: Conversion 1) County: TRYON CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA Created: 2007-07-10 14:44:20.0, Updated: 2007-07-10 14:44:20.0, By: ASPENCER 2) County: RUTHERFORD CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA SPOUSE Number Name Created: 2002-03-27 23:17:13.16, Updated: 2002-03-27 23:17:13.16, By: Conversion 1) CATHERINE X Hint: Click on the member number to see more. ASSOCIATED APPLICATIONS AND SUPPLEMENTALS Nat’l Add Num Vol. Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse 615337 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 660907 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 706221 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 704287 685 JANE [1] JOHN HENSON PURCHASE 746301 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 770680 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 785860 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 794015 S PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 799335 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 826551 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 853809 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 871857 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 876621 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 876622 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 876623 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE 794055 1009 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 989348 JOHN [1] MARY BRADLEY PURCHASE 1044564 PHILLIP [1] CATHERINE SOUDER PURCHASE = Supporting documentation available = Descendants list available for this member and this ancestor = Descendants list available for this member but not this ancestor --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 11/16/2023 SGT Phillip Goodbread (Gutbrodt) Sr. Birth: 23 Nov 1726 Baden-Württemberg, Germany Death: 24 Apr 1811 (aged 84) Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA ?? DAR says Rutherford Co, NC ?? Burial: Plemmons Graveyard, Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA Memorial #: 164436736 Bio: Name Phillip Goodbread Sr. Birth 23 Nov 1726, Nordheim, Württemberg, Germany Phillip came with his parents to America on the ship SAMUEL, arriving in Philadelphia 16 Aug. 1731. Phillip fought in the American Revolution, as evidenced by pay voucher which shows he served as Sgt. from 30 Oct. to 30 Dec. 1777 in Capt. Robert Porter's Company "G" under Brigadier General Rutherford. For his service he was paid 6 Lbs, 17 Shillings and 6 Pence. (GS #37119969, NC State Archives). He again served in 1781, according to a list of Rev. War Pay Vouchers in the NC Archives. Death 24 Apr 1811 Burial Plemmons Cemetery, French River Road Parents: Johan Ludwig Goodbrodt (1698-1776) Barbara Christina Schickher (1703-) Children: Joseph, b.1750 John, b.1753, m. Mary Ledbetter-Bradley Mary 'Polly', b.1761, m.Jesse Henson Phillip Jr, b.1762 Thomas, b.1763-1782 He is believed to have been killed in the American Revolutionary War. Jane, b.1765, m.John Henson, brother of Jesse Henson Catherine 'Kate', b.1767, m.Samuel Mead Sarah 'Sally', b.1769, m.George Walton Bradley Rachel, b.1772, m. Isaac Harris ∼ PHILLIP was the son of Johann & Christine(Schickner)Goodbread. Phillip married Catherine Souder. ??** his son Phillip married her ** Family Members Spouse Polly Maria Catherina Braun Goodbread 1723-1814 ** (not Catherine Souder) ** Children Joseph Goodbread 1750-1844 John Goodbread (Gutbrodt) 1753-1808 Phillip Goodbread 1755-1839 Mary Polly Goodbread Henson 1761-1846 Thomas Goodbread 1763-1782 Jane Goodbread Henson 1765-1881 Sarah Ann Goodbread Bradley 1767-1850 Created by: Memerizion (48072664) Added: 10 Jun 2016 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164436736/phillip-goodbread_(gutbrodt) Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164436736/phillip-goodbread_(gutbrodt): accessed 16 November 2023), memorial page for SGT Phillip Goodbread (Gutbrodt) Sr. (23 Nov 1726-24 Apr 1811), Find a Grave Memorial ID 164436736, citing Plemmons Graveyard, Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA; Maintained by Memerizion (contributor 48072664). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Goodbread, Phillip Sr (I3121)
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| 111 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at DAR.org on 12/6/2023 HENSON, JESSE Ancestor #: A209007 Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PRIVATE Birth: CIRCA 1759 Death: 5-10-1843 MARSHALL CO KENTUCKY Pension Number: S*W8921 Service Source: S*W8921 Service Description: 1) LT GEORGE HART, CAPT COCKE, COL CHRISTIE; CAPT EVAN SHELBY RESIDENCE Created: 2012-12-02 10:38:44.0, Updated: 2012-12-02 10:38:44.0, By: DLICKLITER 1) City: HOLSTON RIVER - County: WASHINGTON CO - State: VIRGINIA SPOUSE Number Name Created: 2012-12-02 10:38:44.0, Updated: 2012-12-02 10:38:44.0, By: DLICKLITER 1) MARY GOODBREAD Hint: Click on the member number to see more. ASSOCIATED APPLICATIONS AND SUPPLEMENTALS Nat’l Add Num Vol. Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse 913355 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 913356 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 959774 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 963785 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 971243 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 994081 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 996561 PHILIP G C [1] MATILDA MCKINNEY PURCHASE 1025177 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 1029257 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 1032668 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE 1036905 PHILIP G C [1] MATILDA MCKINNEY PURCHASE 996621 1332 JANE [1] HENRY DARNALL PURCHASE = Supporting documentation available = Descendants list available for this member and this ancestor = Descendants list available for this member but not this ancestor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 12/6/2023 Jesse Henson Sr. VVeteran Birth: 10 Aug 1759 Surry County, North Carolina, USA Death: 10 May 1843 (aged 83) Marshall County, Kentucky, USA Burial: Soldier Creek Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 11307314 Inscription: Pvt Virginia Continental Line Revolutionary War Soldier, Husband of Mary (Polly) Goodbread. Mary is buried beside Jesse. Family Members Spouse Mary Polly Goodbread Henson 1761-1846 Children Nancy Jane Henson Darnall 1783-1874 William Henson 1785-1841 Philip Goodbread Henson 1789-1855 John Henson 1800-1850 Created by: Peg Crain Luthy (46795606) Added: 7 Jul 2005 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11307314/jesse-henson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11307314/jesse-henson: accessed 06 December 2023), memorial page for Jesse Henson Sr. (10 Aug 1759-10 May 1843), Find a Grave Memorial ID 11307314, citing Soldier Creek Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Peg Crain Luthy (contributor 46795606). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Henson, Jesse (I3147)
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| 112 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 6/2/2024 Mary Polly Goodbread Henson Birth: 7 Jul 1761 Rutherford County, North Carolina, USA Death: 10 May 1846 (aged 84) Marshall County, Kentucky, USA Burial: Soldier Creek Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 18100783 Bio: Wife of Jesse H. Henson - Daughter of Phillip and Catherine Goodbread (Gutbrodt) of Germany. Family Members Parents SGT Phillip Goodbread (Gutbrodt) Sr 1726-1811 Polly Maria Catherina Braun Goodbread 1723-1814 Spouse Jesse Henson Sr 1759-1843 Siblings Capt Joseph Goodbread 1750-1844 John Goodbread (Gutbrodt) 1753-1808 Phillip Goodbread Jr 1755-1839 Thomas Goodbread 1763-1782 Jane Goodbread Henson 1765-1881 Sarah Ann Goodbread Bradley 1767-1850 Children Nancy Jane Henson Darnall 1783-1874 William Henson 1785-1841 Philip Goodbread Henson 1789-1855 John Henson 1800-1850 Created by: Justin Overby (46893833) Added: 2007-02-27T23:02:00.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18100783/mary-polly-henson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18100783/mary_polly-henson: accessed June 2, 2024), memorial page for Mary Polly Goodbread Henson (7 Jul 1761-10 May 1846), Find a Grave Memorial ID 18100783, citing Soldier Creek Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Justin Overby (contributor 46893833). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Goodbread, Mary Polly (I3148)
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| 113 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 11/16/2023 Polly Maria Catherina Braun Goodbread Birth: 7 Aug 1723 Spöck, Landkreis Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Death: 1814 (aged 90-91) Tryon, Polk County, North Carolina, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 164436879 Bio: Catherine (Unknown) Marriage Pennsylvania, abt. 1749 No record of a marriage has been found, but family tradition is that Phillip's wife was named Catherine The marriage may have taken place in Chester County, or even Lancaster or York County, PA. Children: Joseph Goodbread, b.1750, Chester Co, PA John Goodbread, b.1753, Orange Co, NC Family Members Spouse Phillip Goodbread (Gutbrodt) 1726-1811 Children Joseph Goodbread 1750-1844 John Goodbread (Gutbrodt) 1753-1808 Mary Polly Goodbread Henson 1761-1846 Thomas Goodbread 1763-1782 Jane Goodbread Henson 1765-1881 Sarah Ann Goodbread Bradley 1767-1850 Created by: Memerizion (48072664) Added: 10 Jun 2016 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164436879/polly_maria-catherina-goodbread Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164436879/polly_maria-catherina-goodbread: accessed 16 November 2023), memorial page for Polly Maria Catherina Braun Goodbread (7 Aug 1723-1814), Find a Grave Memorial ID 164436879; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Memerizion (contributor 48072664). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Braun, Catherina Polly Maria (I3122)
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| 114 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Goodbread, Catherine (I3179)
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| 115 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Goodbread, Rachel (I3180)
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| 116 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Schickner, Barbara Christina (I3182)
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| 117 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Goodbread, Phillip Sr (I3198)
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| 118 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Hovelbauer, Anna Barbara (I3199)
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| 119 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | Hovelbauer, Philip (I4635)
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| 120 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Goodbread/Norwood Family History ** | ???, Anna Maria (I4636)
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| 121 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States - 1st cousin to Queen Elizabeth ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com Lady Catherine Carey Knollys Birth: Jun., 1524 Greater London, England Death: Jan. 15, 1568 Greater London, England Catherine was my 12th great grandmother. Catherine was born at Hampton Court Palace in London, England. She was the daughter of Lady Mary Boleyn and supposedly the illegitimate Daughter of King Henry VIII. It was never proven whether she was the Daughter of King Henry VII, but in recent times several historians have suggested and have come up with evidence supporting that theory: The circumstantial case presented for the Careys being children of Henry VIII is founded on consideration of the following: Royal grants from Henry VIII to William Carey delineate the period of the king's affair with Mary (Boleyn) Carey: from at least February 1522 to May 1526.4 Catherine Carey, Mary (Boleyn) Carey's daughter, was born in about 1524, not (as has been thought) in about 1530. Henry Carey was called "the Kynge's son" in a contemporary (1535) source. Evidence of the non-sexual marriage of William and Mary (Boleyn) Carey. The "paternal" interest shown by Henry VIII in Catherine and Henry Carey as well as the extraordinary favor shown them by Elizabeth I. The significance of the name "Hunsdon" as used by Henry Carey. Reasons the Careys' royal paternity would never have been acknowledged. Catherine Carey, Lady Knollys was born in the midst of her mother's affair with Henry VIII.31 That Henry VIII sought to provide for Catherine Carey is clear. Again, in about November 1539, at about the age of 15 and despite the Boleyn's fall from favour in 1536, Catherine Carey was appointed a maid of honor to Anne of Cleves. This fact is quite striking since in 1539 there would have been no known reason for the preferment of this insignificant niece of the fallen Queen Anne Boleyn. In fact, a close study of the State Papers and other records reveals the fact that the family of the Boleyns (or Bullens) suffered constant persecution and spoliation at the hands of Henry VIII, and afterwards of Elizabeth. By April/May 1540, she was married to (later: Sir) Francis Knollys, born by 1512, died 19 July 1596.33 With his marriage to Catherine Carey in 1540, Francis Knollys was created Gentleman Pensioner, his first royal appointment. Also upon their marriage, there was assurance of the manor of Rotherfield Grey, Oxon, to Fras. Knolles, Esq., and Katharine his wife" by Act of Parliament in April/May 1540.34 Catherine was Maid of Honour to Anne of Cleves and Catherine Howard. She was later lady-in-waiting to her cousin or possibly half sister, Elizabeth I. In 1539, she was married to Sir Francis Knollys. Her husband was named a Knight of the Garter in 1593, but he had been knighted in 1547. From that date, Catherine became known as Lady Knollys. They had a total of twelve children: Lettice Knollys (c. 1540 - 25 December, 1634). She married first Walter Devereux, 1st Earl of Essex, secondly Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester and thirdly Sir Christopher Blount. Sir Henry Knollys (c. 1542 - 1583). He was a Member of Parliament representing first Shoreham, Kent (1563) and then Oxfordshire. Esquire of the Body to Elizabeth I. He was married to Margaret Cave (1549 - 1600), daughter of Sir Ambrose Cave and Margaret Willington. Elizabeth Knollys. She married Sir Thomas Leighton, son of John Leighton of Watlesburgh and Joyce Sutton, in 1578. Her husband served as governor of Jersey. William Knollys, 1st Earl of Banbury (c. 1544 - 25 May, 1632). He was married first to Dorothy Bray and secondly to Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk and his second wife Catherine Knyvett. Edward Knollys (1546 - 1580). He was a Member of Parliament. Sir Robert Knollys (1547 - 1626). Member of Parliament representing Reading, Berkshire (1572 - 1589), Brecknockshire (1589 - 1604), Abingdon, Oxfordshire (1604, 1624 - 1625) and finally Berkshire (1626). He married Catherine Vaughan, daughter of Sir Rowland Vaughan of Porthamel. Richard Knollys (1548 - 21 August, 1596). Member of Parliament representing first Wallingford (1584) and then Northampton (1588). Married Joan Heigham, daughter of John Heigham of Cliffords. Sir Thomas Knollys (d. 1596). Better known for service in the Eighty Years' War (1568 - 1648). Governor of Ostend in 1586. Married Odelia de Morana, daughter of John de Morada, Marquess of Bergen. Sir Francis Knollys "the Young" (c. 1552 - 1643). Member of Parliament representing first Oxford (1572 - 1588) and then Berkshire (1597, 1625). Married Lettice Barrett, daughter of John Barrett of Hanham. Father-in-law of John Hampden. Anne Knollys (c. 1553 - last reported alive 30 August , 1608). Married Thomas West, 2nd Baron De La Warr. Mother to Thomas West, 3rd Baron De La Warr. Catherine Knollys (c. 1560 - 20 December, 1620). Married first Gerald Fitzgerald, Baron Offaley and secondly Sir Phillip Butler of Watton Woodhall, a possible descendant of James Butler, 3rd Earl of Ormonde. Cecily Knollys. No known descendants. Lady Knollys passed away on January 15, 1568 at Hampton Court Palace and was given what can only be described as a "royal" funeral by the bereaved Queen Elizabeth I. The opulent funeral accorded Lady Knollys by the queen (who paid £640 for it, under the Privy Seal) was overseen by the Earl Marshal the Duke of Norfolk and the Lord Treasurer the Earl of Leicester, Lady Knollys's funeral documents at Westminster Abbey were found with those of King Henry III, King Henry VI, Queen Mary II, King William III, Prince George of Denmark, Queen Anne, and Queen Caroline. The only non-royal person in this group was Lady Knollys. Catherine Knollys was buried in April 1568 in St. Edmund's Chapel, Westminster Abbey at the queen's expense. Family links: Parents: Mary Boleyn Stafford (1501 - 1543) Spouse: Francis Knollys (1514 - 1596) Children: Lettice Knollys Dudley (1539 - 1634)* Henry Knollys (1542 - 1582)* William Knollys (1547 - 1632)* Anne Knollys West (1555 - 1608)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Westminster Abbey Westminster Greater London, England Plot: St. Edmund's Chapel Created by: Ryan Curtis Record added: Nov 03, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 22630874 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Carey, Lady Catherine Boleyn (I1405)
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| 122 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/15/2023 Lady Anne Knollys West Birth: 19 Jul 1555 Berkshire, England ?? - previously had birth as 11/19/1571 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England ?? Death: 30 Aug 1608 (aged 53) Wherwell, Test Valley Borough, Hampshire, England Burial: Westminster Abbey, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London, England Memorial #: 236573793 Bio: *Westminster Abbey has confirmed her burial in the Westminster Abbey burial records. There is an Anne West buried at St. Margaret's who died in 1610 and is NOT the same person. Family Members Parents Francis Knollys 1514-1596 Catherine Carey Knollys 1524-1569 Spouse Thomas West 1556-1602 Siblings Henry Knollys 1542-1582 Lettice Knollys Dudley 1543-1634 William Knollys 1545-1632 Robert Knollys 1547-1619 Richard Knollys 1548-1596 Elizabeth Knollys Leighton 1549-1605 Francis Knollys 1550-1648 Katharine Knollys Boteler 1560-1632 Children Lucy West 1572-1572 Elizabeth West Pelham 1573-1633 Robert West 1575-1594 Thomas West 1577-1618 Walsingham West 1579-1579 Richard West 1579-1643 Penelope West Pelham 1582-1619 Francis West 1586-1634 Helena West Savage 1587-1637 Anne West Lechford 1588-Unknown John West 1590-1659 Nathaniel West 1592-1623 Created by: Plantagenet Crown (49922906) Added: 8 Feb 2022 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/236573793/anne-west Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/236573793/anne-west: accessed 15 July 2023), memorial page for Lady Anne Knollys West (19 Jul 1555-30 Aug 1608), Find a Grave Memorial ID 236573793, citing Westminster Abbey, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London, England; Maintained by Plantagenet Crown (contributor 49922906). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 7/15/2023 Lady Anne Knollys West ** This memorial has been removed ** Birth: Jul. 19, 1555, England Death: Aug. 30, 1608 Lasham Hampshire, England Lady De La Warr Family links: Parents: Francis Knollys (1514 - 1596) Catherine Carey Knollys (1524 - 1568) Spouse: Thomas West (1556 - 1601)* Children: John West (1590 - 1659)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Westminster Abbey Westminster Greater London, England Plot: St Edmund's Chapel Created by: John Record added: Jan 31, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 104465594 ** This memorial has been removed ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Knollys, Anne (I1574)
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| 123 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com Sir Francis Knollys Birth: 1514 Rotherfield Greys Oxfordshire, England Death: Jul. 19, 1596 Rotherfield Greys Oxfordshire, England Family links: Parents: Robert Knollys (1481 - 1521) Spouse: Catherine Carey Knollys (1524 - 1568)* Children: Lettice Knollys Dudley (1539 - 1634)* Henry Knollys (1542 - 1582)* William Knollys (1547 - 1632)* Anne Knollys West (1555 - 1608)* *Calculated relationship Burial: St Nicholas Churchyard Rotherfield Greys Oxfordshire, England Plot: Knollys Chapel Created by: Ryan Curtis Record added: Nov 25, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 44770652 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Knollys, Sir Francis (I1201)
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| 124 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** | Carey, Henry (I3057)
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| 125 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** | Knollys, William (I3941)
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| 126 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** | Family: Charles Wingfield-xx / Jane Knollys (F1380)
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| 127 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - name also spelled Cesellye - dau of Sir Thomas Sherley - sister of the three celebrated brother travelers - 1634 - with the pension granted by James I after Thomas West's death more than half expired, Cecily petitioned Charles I for a renewal of the same 'for thirty-one years from the present time' on the ground 'that the great profits and advantages accruing from thence are due to the large sums of money expended by her late husband out of her jointure, while he was settling the plantation, where he died and left her burdened with many debts and only 10 pounds per annum to maintain herself and seven children' - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Sherley-xx, Cecily (I3927)
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| 128 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - name Lettice or Letitia - sponsors in baptism: the Countess of Essex, the Lady Leyghton, and the Lord Hunsdon - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** - married Henry Laidlow? | West, Lettice (I3472)
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| 129 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: Catherine, Countess of Huntingdon, the Lady Catherine Howard, and William Knollys - died young | West, Catherine (I3468)
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| 130 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: Sir Francis Knollys Jr, Mr Tasburgh, the Lady Robert Knollys - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Winstons of VA ** - 1625 - Nathaniel's widow Frances West and her infant son Nathaniel were living at 'Elizabeth Cittie' with his brother Francis West - probable will proved 9/8/1630 by brother Francis in the Perogative Court of Canterbury - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** - came to America about 1620 | West, Nathaniel (I3471)
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| 131 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: Sir Francis Knollys, Mr Francis Hastings, and the Countess of Hartford - 3/22/1622 - In the great massacre, the Indians killed two men on his plantation 'at Westover, about a mile from Berkeley Hundred' - no mention of him in the records after 2/1633 - there is a tradition in the Earl of De La Warr's family that he drowned - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Winstons of VA ** - no mention of him in the records after 2/1633 - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, Francis (I3192)
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| 132 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: Sir Francis Walsingham, the Lord De La Warr, and the Countess of Pembroke - died young | West, Walsingham (I3466)
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| 133 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: the Earl of Leicester, Sir Francis Knollys, and the Countess of Warwick - married but died without issue - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** - died without issue | West, Robert (I3465)
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| 134 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: the Lady Anne Askin, the Lady Cary, and Sir Christopher Hatton | West, Anne (I3923)
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| 135 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: the Lady Helena, Marques of Northampton, the Lady Sidney, and the Earl of Essex - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** - name Eleanor? | West, Helena (I3469)
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| 136 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/Genesis of United States ** - sponsors in baptism: the Lady Penelope Rich, the old Lady Chandose, Mr Philip Sidney, and Mr Folke Grevell - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, Penelope (I3467)
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| 137 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Hinton-xx, Francis (I3928)
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| 138 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, William (I4666)
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| 139 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Strange, Elizabeth (I4667)
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| 140 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, Jane (I4671)
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| 141 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | West, Elizabeth (I4672)
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| 142 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Blount-xx, Richard (I4674)
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| 143 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Cressy-xx, James (I4676)
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| 144 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Tasburg-xx, Thomas (I4677)
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| 145 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/The West Family Register ** | Sheldon-xx, Rolph (I4678)
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| 146 | - ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/West/VA-Historical-Genealogy ** - 'The Descendants of Henry Fox and Anne West, his wife' have presented a chart to the VA Hist. Society, showing Anne West's descent from 13 Magna CartaBarons. (See Lord Delaware chart attached & connecting Key chart under Norwood family) | Family: Henry Fox, Sr / Anne West (F490)
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| 147 | - ** See mother's findagrave page in her notes ** | Mackenzie, Agnes (I2573)
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| 148 | - ** See mother's findagrave page in her notes ** | Mackenzie, Colin Cameron (I2572)
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| 149 | - ** See mother's findagrave page in her notes ** | MacKenzie, Marjory (I2571)
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| 150 | - ** See mother's findagrave page in her notes ** | MacKenzie, Roderick Mohr (I2568)
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