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     Elizabeth Lee died at Virginia, USA.² She and Leonard Howson Sr. were divorced; N.³ Elizabeth Lee and John Turberville were divorced; N.³ Elizabeth Lee married John Turberville.³ Elizabeth Lee was born circa 1653 at Dividing Creek, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.⁴ She was born in 1653 at Paradise Plantation, Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.³ She was born in 1653 at Paradise Plantation, Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.⁵ She married Leonard Howson Sr. in 1670 at Dividing Creek, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.³
     Elizabeth Lee
Person Source.⁶

Elizabeth Lee
Elizabeth was the daughter of Richard LEE I.³

Elizabeth Lee
Notes for Elizabeth Lee: From William W. Grier: The Lee-Howson connection has been much confused in print. When Lee of Virginia was published, it was stated that Richard Lee of Cobb's Hall, Northumberland Co., Virginia, (the founder of the family), had a daughter Elizabeth, who married Capt. John Howson. It has since been proved that Elizabeth Lee married Capt. Leonard Howson, and that Capt. John Howson was their son and married Elizabeth Kenner (31 V 355).³ GKJ-8.

Elizabeth Lee
After Mr. Howson died, Elizabeth, who was my ancestress, married John Turberville (my ancestor), who was born ca. 1650 in Co. Worcester or Gloucester, England and died bef 9 Oct 1728 in Lancaster Co., VA.³

Elizabeth Lee
Elizabeth Lee born b. 1654 'Dividing Creek', Lancaster Co., VA, d. 1714/15 in Lancaster Co., VA. She was the daughter of Richard Lee, Col. and Anne Constable. Elizabeth married to Leonard Howson, Capt. abt 1670. Petition for the probate of his will was dated 17 Apr 1689 by Mrs. Elizabeth Howson and son William Howson, and names their children. His actual will was destroyed by fire on 25 Oct 1710. ('HANCOCK AND TURBERVILLE OF TWYNING, GLOUCESTERSHIRE', by John A.Washington (Chevy Chase, MD), THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST, Vol. 40, No. 2 (April-June 1996), pages 109-111.)³

Elizabeth Lee
per WFT 10-2501: " Leonard Howson died in 1689 and his widow Elizabeth married John Turberville of Lancaster County. They were parents of George Turberville who became one of the most prominent lawyers in the Virginia Northern Neck and quite a lady's man. Among his wives were two great nieces of his mother -- Martha Lee and Laetitia Fitzhugh."⁵ Elizabeth Lee was also known as Elizabeth [TWIN] Lee.³

     Anne Lee married Thomas Youell. Anne Lee was born in 1653.¹ She was born circa 1654 at Dividing Creek, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
Anne Lee died in 1695.¹
     Anne Lee
(an unknown value.)¹

     Charles C. Lee was born on 21 May 1656 at Dividing Creek, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Medstand circa 1678 at Virginia, USA.²
Charles C. Lee died circa 1700 at Cobbs Hall, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.³
     Charles C. Lee
(an unknown value.)⁴

     Letitia (Laetitia) Corbin was christened in 1657 at Christ Church Parish, Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA; Col Dames [1897:10]: "Lettice Corbin the Daughter of Henry Corbin Esqr was born and Christened the 25th Day of --- 1657."¹ She was born in 1657 at "Pecatone", Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.^2,3,1 She married Col. Richard Henry Lee, son of Col. Richard Henry Lee and Anne Constable, in 1674 at Virginia, USA.^4,2
Letitia (Laetitia) Corbin died on 6 October 1706 at Virginia, USA.²
     Letitia (Laetitia) Corbin
Page Genealogy says she was born in Co Worchester, England.^5,2 Letitia (Laetitia) Corbin was also known as Lettice Corbin.³

     Sir Robert Willoughby Knt., of Wollaton, Nottinghamshire married Margaret/Margred Griffith, daughter of Sir John Griffith Knt., of Wichnor, Staffs and Burton Agnes, Yorks and Catherine Tyrwhitt.^1,2,3
Sir Robert Willoughby Knt., of Wollaton, Nottinghamshire died before 1485.²
     Sir Robert Willoughby Knt., of Wollaton, Nottinghamshire and Margaret/Margred Griffith
"...and ancestor of Princess Diana."¹

     Shelton Hudson was born between 1822 and 1823 at Amherst Co., Virginia, USA; Note with marriage bond dated 5 Nov 1843 says he was 21 years old "last July", implying he was born ca July 1822.^3,5 He married Ann R. Wade circa 8 November 1843 at Caswell Co., North Carolina, USA;
Marriage Bond seen in HFA Bulletin [2002:120:1]. (Image attached)
Marriage Record #1: Ancestry.com - North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011
     Name:     Shelton Hudson
     Gender:     Male
     Marriage Date:     8 Nov 1843
     Marriage Place:     Caswell, North Carolina, USA
     Spouse:     Ann R Wade
     Spouse Gender:     Female
     Event Type:     Marriage
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.
     Original data: North Carolina County Registers of Deeds. Microfilm. Record Group 048. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC.

Marriage Record #2: Ancestry.com - North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011
     Name:     Shelton Hedson
     Gender:     Male
     Bond Date:     8 Nov 1843
     Bond Place:     Caswell, North Carolina, USA
     Spouse:     Ann R Wade
     Spouse Gender:     Female
     Event Type:     Bond
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.
     Original data: North Carolina County Registers of Deeds. Microfilm. Record Group 048. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC.^5,6,7
Shelton Hudson died on 26 June 1864 at Battle of Spotsylvania, Amherst Co., Virginia, USA;
per HFA Bulletin [2003:124:2]: "[Emma's] father died June 26, 1864 from a wound received at the battle of Spottsylvania."
Death record says died 26 June 1864. His wife's pension application says he died 24 June 1864 "...from a wornd received in battle near Spottsylvania Court Ho. Va.
Ancestry.com - Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
     Name:     Shelton Hudson
     Birth Date:     abt 1823
     Birth Place:     Amherst
     Death Date:     26 Jun 1864
     Death Place:     Amherst, Virginia
     Death Age:     41
     Occupation:     Farmer
     Race:     White
     Marital Status:     Married
     Gender:     Male
     Father Name:     Rush Hudson
     Mother Name:     Permelia Hudson
     Spouse Name:     Ann R. Hudson
     FHL Film Number:     2056972
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
     Original data: "Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853–1912." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2010. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled records.^3,8,7
Shelton Hudson was buried after 26 June 1864 at Hudson Family Graveyard, Clifford, Amherst Co., Virginia, USA.⁹

     In Rush Hudson Jr.'s will dated 20 July 1849 at Amherst Co., Virginia, USA, Shelton Hudson was named as an heir;
Will Book 12, p.533, Amherst Co, VA
     "July 20, 1849
     "In the name of God Amen. I Rush HUDSON the elder, of the County of Amherst and state of Virginia being weak of Body, but sound of mind and recolection (SIC) and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die and after death to come to judgement and as touching such worldly goods as it hath pleased God to help me with I dispose by this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say first it is my will and desire that my body be decently buried at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named.
     "Secondly, it is my will and desire that all my just debts be first paid.
     "Thirdly, I do hereby give and bequeath to my beloved wife Permelia HUDSON the full and undisturbed use and enjoyment of all the tract of Land on which I now live with all and ?? the appertinances (SIC), to be by her held and enjoyed for and during her natural life free from the -?- hinderance and molestation of all and every person whatsoever which tract contains one hundred acres and it is my will and desire that my beloved wife be in no way restricted or restrained in the free and full use and enjoyment of the said land ??? and that she shall be at full liberty to sell or otherwise dispose of any timber or wood from the Land aforesaid, and that she shall be at full liberty to cultivate or rent out all or any part of the land and ??? during her natural life as aforesaid.--
     "Fourthly, I do hereby give and bequeath to my two sons Edmund and Shelton HUDSON the Tract of land whereon I now live containing one hundred acres to them and their heirs forever, and to be equally divided between them to take effect on the death of their mother, Permelia if until that event shall happen, they should have no control.
     "Fifthly- I give and bequeath to my Beloved Wife Permelia all the land both in her possession - ? - ? - , my Stock Household & Kitchen furniture and plantation utensils except two feather Beds & furniture and two ? - ? - , them I give to my two sons Edmund and Shelton, to be equally divided between them which is intended to make them equal to my other children in the way of advances in personal property. As to my Land I consider it but just that they should have that over and above the rest of my Children in consideration of those remaining with me and taking care of me in my advanced years and feeble Health.
     "Sixthly I give and bequeath to my Beloved Wife Permelia my negro woman, Mariah with her six children, namely Nancy, Washington, Emily, Stephen, Henry and John with all the future increase of the females to be held, used and enjoyed by her during her natural life, and at the death of Wife, I give to my son, Shelton, my negro girl, Emily with all the increase that she may have to him and his heirs forever, and to my son, Edmund HUDSON, I give and bequeath my negro boy, Henry, to take affect on the death of my Wife Permelia, to him and his heirs forever.
     "It is further my will and desire that at the death of my beloved Wife Permelia, that all of my just debts be then paid, that my negros be so distributed to give one young Negro to each one of my other children or their familys (SIC) with the exception of Edmund and Shelton, and those Negros shall be as nearly equal in value as may be, and if these should remain then any Negros not disposed of it is my wish that all such negros be sold and the money arising from them or from any other Sources to be divided after the following manner. It is my will and desire at the Death of my Wife that the children of my son Robert Jefferson HUDSON have one of the young Negros above mentioned and one sixth part of my money on hand and due to my Estate to be equally divided between them. It is also my Will and desire that the children of my Daughter Sophia who intermarried with John HUDSON have one of the young Negros before mentioned and one sixth part of my funds that may remain to be equally divided between them at the death of my Wife - But no part of it to come to the benefit of John HUDSON who intermarried with my daughter Sophia, his treatment to me has been such that he deserves nothing at my hands.-
     "It is also my Will and desire that at the Death of my Wife Permelia that the children of my Daughter Susan have one of the young Negros above mentioned and one sixth part of any Surplus funds belonging to my Estate. But no part thereof to come to the benefit of Reuben Hudson who intermarried with my said Daughter Susan in so much as he has no care and no industry and gets nothing .
     "I also give and bequeath to my Daughter Jane Frashur (Frazier) and her children one of the young negros before mentioned and one sixth part of any money that may remain on hand belonging to my estate, to them and their heirs forever."
     "I also give and bequeath to each of my sons Shelton and Edmund one sixth part of any funds that may remain on hand and belonging to my Estate this to be over and above the land and young Negros before devised.
     "I do also appoint my friend Daniel COLEMAN Executor to this my last Will and testament hereby revoking and annulling all other Wills and Legaceys (SIC) whatsoever.- and declaring this to be my last Will and testament. In Witness whereof I have set my Hand and Seal and also acknowledged the same this 21st day of August 1841.
     "Signed, Sealed & acknowledged Rush HUDSON SEAL
     "in presence of H.M. GARLAND, Jr.     Jno. H. PAMPLIN     David S. GARLAND.²

Shelton Hudson began military service between 22 April 1862 and 24 June 1864 at Civil War - Confederate, Amherst Co., Virginia, USA,
Co. I, 49th Virginia Infantry Regiment.
War record seen on Ancestry.com: "Hudson, Helton: b 1822? enl. 4/22/62 at Gordonsville in Co. E as Pvt. Formerly in amherst Co. militia. AWOL 6/15/62 until arrested Jan./Feb. 1863. Transferred to 49th Va. Inf. 4/9/63." (Copy attached, source unknown.)^8,9
Shelton Hudson was a witness to the
Ancestry.com - Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958
     Name:     Sheilon Hudson
     Application Date:     21 Apr 1888
     Application Place:     Amherst, Virginia
     Spouse:     Mrs Ann R Hudson
     Marriage Date:     Oct 1843
     Marriage Place:     North Carolina
     Death Date:     24 Jun 1864
     Death Place:     Near Spottsylvania Court Ho VA
     Application Type:     Widow
     Source Citation: Library of Virginia; Richmond, Virginia; Confederate Pension Rolls, Veterans and Widows; Collection #: CP-1_001; Roll #: 1; Roll Description: Accomack County to Appomattox County
     Source Information:
      Ancestry.com. Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
      Original data: Texas, Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975. Vol. 1–646 & 1–283. Austin, Texas: Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
      Confederate Pension Rolls, Veterans and Widows. Richmond, Virginia: Library of Virginia
      Confederate Pension Applications, 1880-1940. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives and History. with Ann R. Wade on 21 April 1888 at Amherst Co., Virginia, USA.⁸

     Zachary Taylor married Elizabeth Lee, daughter of Hancock Lee and Sarah Elizabeth Allerton, circa 1734 at Virginia, USA; her 2nd husband.^1,2
Zachary Taylor died in 1768.¹
     Reference: van de Pas cites: Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: 255.¹

Zachary Taylor
(an unknown value.)³

     Elizabeth Medstand was born at Cobbs Hall, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Charles C. Lee, son of Col. Richard Henry Lee and Anne Constable, circa 1678 at Virginia, USA.²
     Elizabeth Medstand
(an unknown value.)³

     Sarah Elizabeth Allerton was born circa 1670 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.³ She married Hancock Lee, son of Col. Richard Henry Lee and Anne Constable, circa 1700 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.^3,4
Sarah Elizabeth Allerton died on 17 May 1731 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA.³
     Reference: van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: 255
2. Ancestors of American Presidents, 1995, Boston, Massachusetts , Roberts, Gary Boyd, Reference: page 22.

Sarah Elizabeth Allerton
(an unknown value.)^5,6
In Hancock Lee's will dated 31 December 1706 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, Sarah Elizabeth Allerton was named as an heir;
"Early Colonial Settlers" cites: The Storied Kendalls with historical and genealogical records of Scottish and allied families, 1947, 209 pgs
     "1706-1711 Deed-Will Book - Northumberland Co Va; (Antient Press): Page 29-32
N THE NAME OF GOD, Amen. I HANCOCK LEE of the County of Northumberid. in in ye Colony of Virga: being of sound and perfect sense & memory, blessed be God. doe make this my Last Will &Testamt, hereby revokeing all other and former Wills whatsoever by me made.
     "Imprs. I comitt & comend my Soule to Almighty God that gave it me hopeing through the merritts of Jesus Christ my Redeemer that after this my sinful' life is ended to enjoy a ( ) life and happiness with him in Heaven & my body to the Earth from whence it was taken, desireing the same may have a decent buryall as my Exers. or Trustees hereafter named shall think fitt;
     "Item. I give and bequeath to my deare Daughter, Mrs, ANNA ARMSTEED, Tenn pounds Sterl, to be paid her the next Shipping after my decease, if shee survive me, otherwise the sd. Tenn pounds to be and remaine wholie to the use of & benefitt of my Exers. hereafter named,
     "Item I give & bequeath unto my Son, RICHARD LEE, thirteene Silver Spoones they being sent for on purpose for him, they haveing engraved on the back side the handle the first two letters of his name and I doe likewise give to him, the said RICHARD LEE, my Silver hilted Swoard and belt with Silver buckles;
     "Item I give and bequeath unto my deare and Loveing Wife a Childs part of all my personall Estate if shee will he content with what the late Law of this Colony will give her ( that is to say) a Third of all lands & Negroes dureing her life & them to whome of right in Law it doth belong, and my Will is further that my Wifes part be sett aside from the rest of my Estate in the first place whatsoever it be whether Thirds or Childs part but but note if my Debts be very considerable att my death, which hope in God they may not, then my desire is that sue much be sett apart of my Estate before anything be divided as may be thought by my Trustees to be sufficient to satisfie and pay my just debts and after my Wifes part is taken out, my Will is that all the rest of my Estate be divided into one part more then I have Children & my Son, RICHARD LEE, to have two parts upon Division & his Choise. that is to say, my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have a double portion of all my Estate after all my lust debts & Legacies & my Wifes part out as indeed he ought to have by reason that a great part of the foundation of my Estate came by his Mother,
     "Item, My Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, be by my Trustees hereafter possessed of his Estate when he comes to the age of Eighteene which will be in ye yeare 1709, Augt. ye 18th.
     "Item, My Will & desire is that my Estate be divided with what possible speed may be after my death see much being first sett apart as may be sufficient to satisfie and pay my just debts & Legacies and my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE's, Estate that is to say his Negroes be kept and remaine workeing on the Land where they then are att my death & if any cropp then on the ground they to assist the tending of it untill it be finished & then they to have their equall shares for the proper use of my said Son, RICHARD, & my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have two thirds of the devidend of Land where I now live to worke his Servants upon with two thirds of all howseing on sd. Plantacon except the Dwelling House, Kitchin, Dairy & Sellars, the which the whole and sole use of untill my Sane, RICHARD LEE, comes to the age of Eighteene & then he my sd. Son to have the whole use and benefitt of two thirds of all the houses & sellarage belonging to said Plantacon, And my Will is that if my Wife will not be obleidged to keep the said houseing, that shee has privilege of in as good repaire as they are at my death untill my Sone RICHARD LEEcomes to the age aforesd. then my Will is that shee have but one third part assigned as speedily as may be after my death and I doe desire that soe much of I for RICHARDs good as may be perrishable may be sold by my Trustees hereafter named as they shall think Fitt:
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son. RICHARD LEE, the Devidend of Land I now live on being called by the name of HANCOCK NECK, to him, the said RICHARD LEE, and his heires for ever; And in case of his death before he comes of age of one & twenty or without heires of his body lawfully begotten, then the said Land to him her or either of their heires to whome of right in Law it doth belong, for ever; And I doe humbly begg my Honoble: & good Friend, ROBT. CARTER, Esqr., my deare Bro: RICHARD LEE, Esqr, and my Cozen. Capt. JOHN HOWSON. that they would be pleased to take upon them the Trust & managemt. of my Estate & Children untill they come to lawfull age;
     "Item. I give and bequeath unto each of the said Gentl. abovenamed as Trustees Twenty shillings to buy a Ring to weare for my sake which I desire may be paid out of my Estate as soon as possible after my decease;
     "Item. My Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have noe power att all to sell any Negroes without the consent of two of my good Friends abovenamed until! he come to the age of twenty one, hereby appointing my Sone, RICHARD LEE, whole & sole Eger. of this my Last Will In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & affixed my seale this 31st day of December one thousand seven hundred and six.
Sealed & signed in pr:sence of THOMAS KNIGHT, HANCOCK LEE, seale THOMAS INGRAM, his mark MARY KNIGHT, her marke
     "Die July 20th: 1709. This Will was proved in Northumberld. County Court to be the Last Will & Testamt. of Mr, HANCOCK LEE., deced., by ye oaths of THOMAS KNIGHT & MARY KNIGHT, two of ye witnesses thereto, & is admitted to Record
Teste THO: HOBSON, Cl Cur
Vera Copia Test THO: H0BSON, Cl Cur Northumbria
     "BE IT KNOWNE unto all men by these pr:sents that whereas I HANCOCK LEE of Northumberld, County in ye Colony of Virga: have made & declared my Last Will & Testamt. in writeing bearing date the last day of December 1706. I the said HANCOCK LEE by this pr:sent codicil doe confirme & ratifie my said Last Will & Testamt, & doe give and bequeath unto my Son, ISAAC LEE, all my land which I have taken up above the FALLS of RAPPA: RIVER (that is to say) three tracts to him and his heires for ever & my Will and meaning is that this Codicil or Schedule be adjudged to be part & parcell of my sd, Last Will & Testamt and that all things therein contained & men coned be faithfully & truely performed as fully and amply in every respect the same were soe declared & sett downe in my Last Will and Testamt. In Witness whereof I the said HANCOCK LEE have hereunto sett my hand & seale this first day of Janry: 1706."⁷

     Mary (Susannah) Baker was born circa 1625 at England.¹ She married Col. William Kendall, son of Thomas Kendall and Mary Lucy, circa 1660 at England;
Her 3rd husband (per Herring).
"Early Colonial Settlers" says m ca 1657.^2,3,4
Mary (Susannah) Baker died after 1687 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Herrigs says d. "abt 1680."^5,1
     GAV-9.

     William Lee was born in 1682 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; "Early Colonial Settlers" says says born bef 1706.^3,4
William Lee died before 1706 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.⁴
     William Lee
(an unknown value.)⁵

     Anne Lee was born on 5 January 1680/81 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA;
NB. This date seems wrong as it would make her only 10 years old when she married. G. Vaut.^3,4,5,6 She married Honorable William Armistead, son of Col. John Armistead and Judith Hone, in 1691 at Ditchely, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.^7,4,8,5 Anne Lee married William Eustace circa 1711 at Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.^9,4
Anne Lee died in 1755 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA; Herring says d. 1759. "Early Colonial Settlersys says d. aft 1754 in Gloucester Co., VA.^10,4,5
     In Hancock Lee's will dated 31 December 1706 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, Anne Lee was named as an heir;
"Early Colonial Settlers" cites: The Storied Kendalls with historical and genealogical records of Scottish and allied families, 1947, 209 pgs
     "1706-1711 Deed-Will Book - Northumberland Co Va; (Antient Press): Page 29-32
N THE NAME OF GOD, Amen. I HANCOCK LEE of the County of Northumberid. in in ye Colony of Virga: being of sound and perfect sense & memory, blessed be God. doe make this my Last Will &Testamt, hereby revokeing all other and former Wills whatsoever by me made.
     "Imprs. I comitt & comend my Soule to Almighty God that gave it me hopeing through the merritts of Jesus Christ my Redeemer that after this my sinful' life is ended to enjoy a ( ) life and happiness with him in Heaven & my body to the Earth from whence it was taken, desireing the same may have a decent buryall as my Exers. or Trustees hereafter named shall think fitt;
     "Item. I give and bequeath to my deare Daughter, Mrs, ANNA ARMSTEED, Tenn pounds Sterl, to be paid her the next Shipping after my decease, if shee survive me, otherwise the sd. Tenn pounds to be and remaine wholie to the use of & benefitt of my Exers. hereafter named,
     "Item I give & bequeath unto my Son, RICHARD LEE, thirteene Silver Spoones they being sent for on purpose for him, they haveing engraved on the back side the handle the first two letters of his name and I doe likewise give to him, the said RICHARD LEE, my Silver hilted Swoard and belt with Silver buckles;
     "Item I give and bequeath unto my deare and Loveing Wife a Childs part of all my personall Estate if shee will he content with what the late Law of this Colony will give her ( that is to say) a Third of all lands & Negroes dureing her life & them to whome of right in Law it doth belong, and my Will is further that my Wifes part be sett aside from the rest of my Estate in the first place whatsoever it be whether Thirds or Childs part but but note if my Debts be very considerable att my death, which hope in God they may not, then my desire is that sue much be sett apart of my Estate before anything be divided as may be thought by my Trustees to be sufficient to satisfie and pay my just debts and after my Wifes part is taken out, my Will is that all the rest of my Estate be divided into one part more then I have Children & my Son, RICHARD LEE, to have two parts upon Division & his Choise. that is to say, my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have a double portion of all my Estate after all my lust debts & Legacies & my Wifes part out as indeed he ought to have by reason that a great part of the foundation of my Estate came by his Mother,
     "Item, My Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, be by my Trustees hereafter possessed of his Estate when he comes to the age of Eighteene which will be in ye yeare 1709, Augt. ye 18th.
     "Item, My Will & desire is that my Estate be divided with what possible speed may be after my death see much being first sett apart as may be sufficient to satisfie and pay my just debts & Legacies and my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE's, Estate that is to say his Negroes be kept and remaine workeing on the Land where they then are att my death & if any cropp then on the ground they to assist the tending of it untill it be finished & then they to have their equall shares for the proper use of my said Son, RICHARD, & my Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have two thirds of the devidend of Land where I now live to worke his Servants upon with two thirds of all howseing on sd. Plantacon except the Dwelling House, Kitchin, Dairy & Sellars, the which the whole and sole use of untill my Sane, RICHARD LEE, comes to the age of Eighteene & then he my sd. Son to have the whole use and benefitt of two thirds of all the houses & sellarage belonging to said Plantacon, And my Will is that if my Wife will not be obleidged to keep the said houseing, that shee has privilege of in as good repaire as they are at my death untill my Sone RICHARD LEEcomes to the age aforesd. then my Will is that shee have but one third part assigned as speedily as may be after my death and I doe desire that soe much of I for RICHARDs good as may be perrishable may be sold by my Trustees hereafter named as they shall think Fitt:
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son. RICHARD LEE, the Devidend of Land I now live on being called by the name of HANCOCK NECK, to him, the said RICHARD LEE, and his heires for ever; And in case of his death before he comes of age of one & twenty or without heires of his body lawfully begotten, then the said Land to him her or either of their heires to whome of right in Law it doth belong, for ever; And I doe humbly begg my Honoble: & good Friend, ROBT. CARTER, Esqr., my deare Bro: RICHARD LEE, Esqr, and my Cozen. Capt. JOHN HOWSON. that they would be pleased to take upon them the Trust & managemt. of my Estate & Children untill they come to lawfull age;
     "Item. I give and bequeath unto each of the said Gentl. abovenamed as Trustees Twenty shillings to buy a Ring to weare for my sake which I desire may be paid out of my Estate as soon as possible after my decease;
     "Item. My Will is that my Son, RICHARD LEE, have noe power att all to sell any Negroes without the consent of two of my good Friends abovenamed until! he come to the age of twenty one, hereby appointing my Sone, RICHARD LEE, whole & sole Eger. of this my Last Will In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & affixed my seale this 31st day of December one thousand seven hundred and six.
Sealed & signed in pr:sence of THOMAS KNIGHT, HANCOCK LEE, seale THOMAS INGRAM, his mark MARY KNIGHT, her marke
     "Die July 20th: 1709. This Will was proved in Northumberld. County Court to be the Last Will & Testamt. of Mr, HANCOCK LEE., deced., by ye oaths of THOMAS KNIGHT & MARY KNIGHT, two of ye witnesses thereto, & is admitted to Record
Teste THO: HOBSON, Cl Cur
Vera Copia Test THO: H0BSON, Cl Cur Northumbria
     "BE IT KNOWNE unto all men by these pr:sents that whereas I HANCOCK LEE of Northumberld, County in ye Colony of Virga: have made & declared my Last Will & Testamt. in writeing bearing date the last day of December 1706. I the said HANCOCK LEE by this pr:sent codicil doe confirme & ratifie my said Last Will & Testamt, & doe give and bequeath unto my Son, ISAAC LEE, all my land which I have taken up above the FALLS of RAPPA: RIVER (that is to say) three tracts to him and his heires for ever & my Will and meaning is that this Codicil or Schedule be adjudged to be part & parcell of my sd, Last Will & Testamt and that all things therein contained & men coned be faithfully & truely performed as fully and amply in every respect the same were soe declared & sett downe in my Last Will and Testamt. In Witness whereof I the said HANCOCK LEE have hereunto sett my hand & seale this first day of Janry: 1706."¹¹

     Isaac Lee was born in 1707 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA.¹
Isaac Lee died in 1727 at England.²

     John Allerton Lee was born circa 1708 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA.¹
John Allerton Lee died on 11 August 1789 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Elizabeth Lee married Swan Jones at her 1st husband.⁴ Elizabeth Lee was born in 1709 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA.⁵ She married Zachary Taylor circa 1734 at Virginia, USA; her 2nd husband.^6,1
Elizabeth Lee died circa 1750 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference: van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: 255
2. Ancestors of American Presidents, 1995, Boston, Massachusetts , Roberts, Gary Boyd, Reference: page 22.¹

     Hancock Lee was born in 1709 at Ditchley, Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA.¹
Hancock Lee died in October 1762 at near Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.²

     William Eustace was born in 1676 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Anne Lee, daughter of Hancock Lee and Mary Kendall, circa 1711 at Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.^2,3
William Eustace died in 1740 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.⁴

     Honorable William Armistead was born in 1671 at Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.^2,3 He married Anne Lee, daughter of Hancock Lee and Mary Kendall, in 1691 at Ditchely, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.^4,5,6,7
Honorable William Armistead died on 13 June 1711 at Virginia, USA.⁸
Honorable William Armistead died on 15 June 1711 at Eastmont River, Mathews.³
     Honorable William Armistead
William is listed in the book "Colonial Families of the U.S." (Volume 1) on pages 12-14 by George Norbury Mackenzie.³

     Anthony Steptoe was born in 1653 at co. Middlesex, England.^2,1 He married Lucy Stephen before 1673.^1,3
Anthony Steptoe died in 1709 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.^4,1
     GAV-8.

Anthony Steptoe
quoted by Garland DeCourcy: [quote]COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE Southern States of America
STEPTOE FAMILY, page 484
ANTHONEY STEPTOE, of Lancaster Co., Va., b. 1653, in Middlesex Co., England; d. 1709, in Lancaster Co., Va; the third son of Sir Philip Steptoe; came to the Colony from Cudrig, England, in 1676, and was living in Lancaster Co., Va., in 1697. He m. in England, Lucy Stephen, who died in England. Issue:
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Colonial Families in the Southern States[database online]. Orem, UT: MyFamiliy.com, Inc., 1997. Original data: Hardy, Stella Pickett. Colonial Families of the Southern States of America: A History and Genealogy of Colonial Families Who Settled in the Colonies prior to the Revolution. Baltimore, MD: Southern Book Co., 1958.

Description:
Combining narrative history with genealogy, this work lists valuable information for oversixty family groupings and thousands of individuals. Devoted entirely to prominent southern families which settled in the American colonies prior to the Revolutionary War, entries often include the location in England where the family came from, land grants, lines of descent, and often occupation.

Subject: Anthony & Patience STEPTOE, 1653, Middlesex, UK; Sir Philip STEPTOE; John COSSENS

Message:
The Ship, "Isaac & Benjamin," under command of Mr. John Plover,sailed from England to Virginia, arriving between 1675 and 1697, carrying Anthony STEPTOE, Patience STEPTOE, and John COSSENS (among others). Anthony Steptoe reportedly was born in 1653, in Middlesex County, England, and died in 1709 in Lancaster County, Virginia. Anthony is reported to have been the third son of Sir Philip STEPTOE, reportedly of Cidrig/Cudrig/[Goodrich?], near Bishop's Walton, in Hampshire, UK. Anthony Steptoe married Lucy Stevens or Stephens who died before 1678 in England. Children of John Steptoe and Lucy Stephens include: John STEPTOE, born circa 1673 in England, and Judith Steptoe, born circa 1675 in England. Anthony Steptoe may have been indentured to John Cossens and served him for a period of six years, prior to 1697. The John Cossens to whom Anthony Steptoe may have been indentured for six years reportedly also was from Cidrig/Cudrig, near Bishop's Walton, in Hampshire. Not clear how Patience Steptoe may have been related to Anthony Steptoe. Seeking background and additional information on the Steptoe Family & Cossens Family in England, circa 1675.
Regards, George H. Stevens; 705 Gleneagles Drive; Fort Washington, MD 20744-7012, USA.[end quote]¹

Anthony Steptoe immigrated before 1697 to Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Lucy Stephen was born at England.¹ She married Anthony Steptoe, son of Phillip Steptoe, before 1673.^2,3
Lucy Stephen died in 1675 at England.^4,3
     GAV-8.

     Phillip Steptoe died at England. He was born at England. He was born between 1623 and 1627.¹
Phillip Steptoe died between 1676 and 1694.¹
     GAV-9.

Phillip Steptoe
(an unknown value.)²

     Anne Constable was born in 1621 at London, England.¹ She was born in 1622 at London, England. She married Col. Richard Henry Lee, son of John Lee and Jane (Ann?) Hancock, in 1641 at Jamestown, James City Co., Virginia, USA; Some sources cite a second marriage to Anne Constble OWEN.
Some sources cite a third marriage to Elizabeth LANGSTON.^1,2
Anne Constable died in 1665 at Northampton Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Anne Constable died on 6 October 1706.
     GAV-9 GKJ-9.

Anne Constable
per WFT E1-0756: "In 1666, Ann is mentioned as the wife of Edmund Lister, but no further trace can be found. She is named in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 46, on page 72."^3,1

     Francis Lee was born circa 1648 at Dividing Creek, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Francis Lee died in 1714 at Virginia, USA.²
     Francis Lee
(an unknown value.)³

     Richard Lee of Coton, Gent. was born in 1563 at Coton, Nordley Regis, Parish of Alveley, Shropshire, England.^1,2 He was baptized on 6 October 1563 at Alveley Parish, Shropshire, England.² He was christened on 6 October 1563 at Alveley, Shropshire, England.³ He married Elizabeth Bendy, daughter of John Bendy, on 21 October 1599 at Alveley, Shropshire, England.^1,4,2
Richard Lee of Coton, Gent. died in 1621 at Shropshire, England.¹
     Richard Lee of Coton, Gent. and John Lee
Weis says "The parentage of John Lee has not been determined...Richard Lee was perhaps father of [John] by a first wife". Magna Charta Sureties, p. 165 (line 124-16 and 16A).⁵ GAV-11 GKJ-11.

     Elizabeth Bendy was born circa 1593 at England. She married Richard Lee of Coton, Gent., son of Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton and Joyce Romney, on 21 October 1599 at Alveley, Shropshire, England.^1,2,3
     GAV-11 GKJ-11.

Elizabeth Bendy
(an unknown value.)¹

     Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton was born in 1530 at Coton, Nordley Regis, Parish of Alveley, Shropshire, England.¹ He married Joyce Romney, daughter of John Romney Gent., of Luisley, co. Worcester and (?) Berrington, in 1553 at Shropshire, England.¹
Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton died in 1588 at Shropshire, England.¹
Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton died in June 1605; source of date of death: WFT 17-1416.
Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton was buried on 13 June 1605 at Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England,
; source of date of burial: WFT 17-1416.^2,3
     GAV-12 GKJ-12.

Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3338, Date of Import: 1 May 1997]

!John Lee of Cotton, in Kings Nordley, in the Parish of Aveley afsd. Aged 59 in
1589. Buried at Chesham 13 June 1605. Will dated 7 May 1605. Proved 14 May
following P.C.C.^1,2

     Joyce Romney was born in 1538 at Shropshire, England.¹ She married Sir John Lee Esq., of Coton, son of Sir Humphrey Lee of Coton Hall and Catherine Blount, in 1553 at Shropshire, England.¹
Joyce Romney died in 1609 at Buckinghamshire, England.¹
     GAV-12 GKJ-12.

Joyce Romney
(an unknown value.)¹