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     Capt. Henry Isham was born in 1625 at Pytchley, Northamptonshire, England.¹ He married Katherine Royall Banks in 1658 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.^2,1,3
Capt. Henry Isham died circa 1675 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

His estate was probated on 1 February 1678/79 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.¹

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henry Isham, Sr., came to Virginia about 1656, where he had a grant of land. As the records of Henrico County, where he lived at Bermuda Hundred, previous to 1677 have been destroyed, no copy of his will remains; but the records show that he died about 1675. He married Katherine, widow of Joseph Royall, of HenricoCo., (stated in the Isham pedigree to be a daughter of Banks, of Canterbury, England) and had issue:===
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2424682&id=I516487639
Contributed by: James Hughes
Title Isham, Henry.
Publication 1678/79.
Gen. note Part of index to Henrico County Wills and Administrations (1662-1800)
Note Page 71-72. Will pro. 1 Feb. 1678/79.
Records, 1677-1692 (Reel 4)
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Will of Henry Isham of Henrico County, Virginia. [NB: Henry (II), son of Henry (I) 1625-1675]
To his half brother Joseph Ryall L40 in goods.
To the wives of Richard Perrin and Jno. Wilkinson, anduto Wm. Byrd and his wife a gold ring of about 12s. price (perhaps Perrin and Wilkinson also: text unclear).
To his mother Mrs. Katherine Isham one third of his personal estate in England and Virginia after legacies paid.
To his sister Mrs. Anne Isahm one third of his personal estate above.
His plantation in Charles City County in Virginia, commonly known as Doggams, to be divided between his two sisters Mrs. Mary Randolph and Mrs. Anne Isham.
To Mr. Wm. Randolph all the rest of his estate in England and Virginia; names Mr. Wm. Randolph as his executor.
Signed by his mark 12 Nov. 1678. Witness Ja. Tubb, John Wynn, Wilbert Daniel, Hugh Davis.
Probate at London, 5 June 1680, to William Randolph.
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URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/VTLS/CR/03722/index.html Survey Report Image
Survey Report No. SR 03722
Microfilm Reel No. Not Filmed.
Author Principal Probate Registry Class Will-Register Books 81 BATH.
Title Will of Henry Isham
Publication 1680
Gen. note Index of Wills P.C.C. 1676-1685. Vol. X, 186
Note Not Filmed.
Subject - Personal Byrd, Wm. -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Daniel, Wilbert -- 1678, SR 03722, Page 1.
Davis, Hugh -- 1678, SR 03722, Page 1.
Isham, Anne, Mrs. -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Isham, Katherine -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Perrin, Richard -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Randolph, Mary Isham -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Randolph, William -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Ryall, Joseph -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Tubb, Ja. -- 1678, SR 03722, Page 1.
Wilkinson, Jno. -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
Wynn, John -- 1678, SR 03722, Page 1.
Isham, Henry -- inheritance involving -- 1680, SR 03722, Page 1.
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James Hughes 2005-11-03 08:19:57
A Survey of the Ishams in England and America, Page 602

Henry Isham of Henrico Co. will of; dated Nov. 23, 1678. Four pages.

"Henry Isham of Henrico County, Virginia., will of; dated Nov. 13, 1678. . . . To my honored mother Mrs Katherine Isham, a third part of my personal estate, both of what is in Virginia & England, after ye legacies above are satisfied . . ." (Vol. 2, Page 619).
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James Hughes 2005-11-03 08:26:10
A Survey of the Ishams in England and America, Page 54

Henry, the only son, died as a young man. His will (P. C.C., 81 Bath), dated 13 November 1678, was proved in Virginia 1 February 1678-9 and in London 5 June 1680 by William Randolph his executor. After bequests to his half-brother Joseph Ryall and others, he leaves to his honoured mother Mrs. Katherine Isham one-third of his estate "both of what is in Virginia and England"; to his sister Mrs. Anne Isham a third; and his plantation in Charles City County in Virginia, commonly known as Doggams, equally between his two sisters Mrs. Mary Randolph and Mrs. Anne Isham. Mr. William Randolph to be his residuary legatee and sole executor. Mary Isham had married Col. William Randolph, and on the latter's monument she is described as daughter.

; Virginia Gleanings in England; by Lothrop Withington, Baltimore, 1980. LA FHL 975.5 W777.²

     Katherine Royall Banks was born circa 1610 at Canterbury, co. Kent, England.² She married Joseph Royall before 1641 at Canterbury, co. Kent, England,
; According to Early Colonial Settlers, their dau Katherine was born c 1641 in Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., VA.³ Katherine Royall Banks married Capt. Henry Isham, son of William Isham and Mary Brett, in 1658 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.^2,4,1
Katherine Royall Banks died between 10 October 1686 and 1 December 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA; Presumably died betwen date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2005-06-07 18:43:10
Henrico County, Virginia

Katherine BANKS-Royall died on DEC 01 1686 in Henrico, Virginia. Katherine Banks, who later married Henry Isham, after Joseph's death. Her will, 10 October 1686 December 1686, Henrico, names children by both marriages. WILL OF KATHERINE (BANKS) ROYALL ISHAM (abstracted)

Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692

To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring

Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes

My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686

Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes

Probated December 1, 1686.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
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Individual: I23151
Link: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmar sha&id=I23151
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~debbie/stories/henrico.html
URL title: Henrico County, Virginia
Note:
Joseph Royal Sr. was dead by March 10, 1665. He and Katherine Banks Royall had at least three children, whose names are known; Joseph Royall Jr, Sarah Royall, who married John Wilkinson, and Katherine Royall who married Richard Perrin. (He also may have been the father of William, Richard And Henry as well as a daughter who married Richard Dennis And another daugher who married Machel Marshall. When Joseph died in about 1665, Katherine was a wealthy woman and married a second time to Henry Isham, Sr. of Bermueda Hundred Plantation in Virginia. According to custom, Joseph Royall's estate became the property of the new husband. Henry Isham added another wing onto the residence which was enhanced with tall pines and an English Flower Garden and was enclosed within a white picket fence. Katherine and Henry Isham were the leaders of Virginia Society at that time. They had three children together. Mary , who married William Randolph , Anne who married Francis Eppes and Henry Isham, Jr who died as a young unmarried man; he was lost at sea. In his will dated 11/13/1678, her son left Katherine, his mother one third of his property which was in both VA and England. Through this second marrriage, Katherine is the direct ancestor of Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall. Katherine's daughter Mary Isham was a much-courted belle in the scattered plantation society of the region. She was a charming young lady, known to play a musical instrument called a cittern. William Randolph married Mary Isham and they have been called the "Adam and Eve of Virginia".⁵

Katherine Royall Banks left a will on 10 October 1686 at Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Henrico County, Virginia. - Wills & Administrations - Part 1 - 1677-1692
To grandson William Randolph £20
To grandson Henry Randolph £5
To grandaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each £5
All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph
Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally
The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars
To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring
To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard
To every child of my Son Royall, two silver spoons
To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard
To grandson Richard Dennis, one of best cows and 2 silver spoons
To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick
To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one
To child my daughter Abe Epes now goes with, my largest silver porringer and great cupp
My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes
To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 fether bed and furniture
To grandaughter, Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer
To grandaughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each 2 silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar, 1 guinney, and to Anne Perrin, one silver porringer
To grandaughter Sarah Dennis, 2 silver spoons and 1 pair of dowlass sheets
To 2 daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes
To loving friend Mary Parker, 6 ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make a gown and petticoat
To grandson Maiden Marshall, 1 heifer, two years old
To my son Joseph Royall, all my land
All my crop of corn to the executors, except enough to but 2 gravestones one to cover me and other my dec'd husband
All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mouring ring
Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes
My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation
Dated October 10, 1686
Witness: John Worsham, Nathan Hill, Littlebury Epes
Probated December 1, 1686.¹

     Elise Atkinson Lee was buried at Old Chapel, Millwood, Clarke Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She was born on 3 June 1858 at "Grafton", Boyce, Clarke Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married James Ridout Winchester on 17 September 1878 at Old Chapel, Millwood, Clarke Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Elise Atkinson Lee died on 2 August 1936 at Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois, USA, at age 78.¹
      ; ! Called BaBa.¹

     Constance le Scrope married Sir Geoffrey Luttrell, son of Geoffrey Luttrell 2nd Lord Luterel of Irnham and Agnes de Sutton,
; Constance married while a child.¹

     Anne Reppington married Thomas Corbin, son of Richard Corbin and Ann Ramsey.^4,1

Anne Reppington died in 1606.⁵
     GAV-12.

; per Wood email: [quote] Anne was the dau of Wm. Repington of Amington in Warwickshire (d.10 Jan 1543) and his wife Julian, dau of William Stokes of Folesell (now Foleshill), Coventry. [end quote]³

     George Corbin of Hall End, co. Warwich was born in 1543 at Hall End, Warwickshire, England; Richardson says "of age in 1564."^3,2 He married Mary Faunt, daughter of William Faunt Esq., of Foston, co. Leicester and Jane Vincent, circa 1590 at Halls End, Warwickshire, England.^3,4,5,1,2

George Corbin of Hall End, co. Warwich died on 25 September 1636.^3,6,2
George Corbin of Hall End, co. Warwich was buried after 25 September 1636 at Kingswinford, Staffordshire, England.²
     GAV-11.

; Hall End House is still standing - it originally belonged to the Marmions of Tamworth. In the 15th century it was acquired by Wm Sturmy whose gr dau married Nicholas Corbyn of Kingwinford near Dudley about 25 miles frm Hall End. The house was sold by the last Earl Beauchamp about 40 yrs ago.⁶

George Corbin of Hall End, co. Warwich lived at Hall End, Warwickshire, England.³

; per Wood email: [quote] Happened to be in the Local History Library in Leicester this morning and found the following in the 'Visitation of Warwickshire, 1619" - a source not, as far as I can see, quoted by Richardson - but not contradicting him!
Pedigree of "Corbin":
Georgius Corbin de Halland in Com. Warr. fil et heres = (married) Maria filia Will'i Faunt de Foston in Com. Warr. (my note: a mistake, because it should have been "in Com. Leics." = in the County of Leicester) They had:
1. Henricus Corbin natus 25 Feb 1591 - obiit sine prole.
2. Thomas Corbin fil. 2 natus 24 May 1594.
3. Anna nata 19 Februrii 1593.
4. Jana.
[Source: "Visitation of Warwickshire in the Year 1619". Ed. John Fetherstone, F.S.A. Published by Harleian Scoiety, Vol XII. p. 312. London, 1877.]

George Corbin was, presumably, "fil et heres" (son and heir) of Thomas Corbin and his wife Anne Repington mentioned in RCA. This marriage is also recorded in the Visitation of Warwicks.,1619"
in a Pedigree of Repington. Anne was the dau of Wm. Repington of Amington in Warwickshire (d.10 Jan 1543) and his wife Julian, dau of William Stokes of Folesell (now Foleshill), Coventry.
The "Visitation of Warwickshire, 1619" (p.9) also gives the marriage of Anne,dau of Thomas Corbin of Hall End, Warwickshire to Anthony, 3rd son of Thomas Bracebridge (d.2 Elizabeth = 1560) and his second wife Joyce, dau of Thomas Wilson. I assume this Anne was a daughter of Thomas Corbin and Anne Repington and that she was therefore a sister to George who married Mary Faunt. [end quote]⁷

     Mary Faunt was born circa 1533 at Foston, Leicestershire, England.⁶ She married George Corbin of Hall End, co. Warwich, son of Thomas Corbin and Anne Reppington, circa 1590 at Halls End, Warwickshire, England.^7,8,4,1,2

Mary Faunt died in 1614.^7,4,1,2
     GAV-11.

; per Martin Wood: [quote] Nichols mentions just the marriage of William and Jane's daughter Mary to George Corbin of Hall End, Warwickshire. Jane died 1614. [end quote]
Martin cites: "Pedigree of the Family of Percy, possessors of the manor of Foston in early Time", Nichols, saying [quote] Nichols spent most of his adult life researching the families of note in Leicestershire and published his massive 8 vol. work between 1793 and 1811. [end quote]^4,1

     William Atkyns was born WFT Est. 1499-1528 at St. Gregory's, London, City of London, Greater London, England.¹ He married an unknown person WFT Est. 1523-1570.¹

William Atkyns died WFT Est. 1553-1613.¹
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     Edmund Jennings Lee was born on 3 May 1797 at Alexandria, Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Edmund Jennings Lee died on 10 August 1877 at "Leeland", Jefferson Co, West Virginia, USA, at age 80.¹
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     Anne Harriotte Lee was born on 6 March 1799 at Virginia, USA.¹
Anne Harriotte Lee died on 2 November 1820 at age 21.¹
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     Sarah Lee was born circa 1800 at Virginia, USA.¹
Sarah Lee died on 14 April 1879.¹
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     William Fitzhugh Lee died WFT Est. 1805-1894.¹ He was born on 7 May 1804 at Alexandria, Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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     Hannah Lee was born in 1806 at Virginia, USA.¹
Hannah Lee died on 9 May 1872 at Lewes, Sussex Co., Delaware, USA.¹
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     John Lee was christened on 3 December 1678 at Christ Church, Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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     Richard Lee married Martha Silk at London, City of London, Greater London, England.²
Richard Lee was born in 1678/79 at Virginia, USA.^3,1
Richard Lee died in 1718 at Parish of St. Anne, Liberty of Westminster, London, City of London, Greater London, England; died intestate.^3,4
     Reference: (an unknown value.)^3,4

     Phillip Lee married Sarah Brooke.¹
Phillip Lee was born in 1681 at "Lee Hall", Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.²
Phillip Lee died in 1744 at "Blenheim", Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²

     Francis Lee was born circa 1685 at Virginia, USA.¹
Francis Lee died after 1749.¹
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     Ann Lee was born circa 1692 at Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Fitzhugh, son of William Fitzhugh, before 1715.²

Ann Lee died in 1732 at Virginia, USA.¹
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     John Lee was born circa 1724 at "Lee Hall", Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Mary Smith, daughter of Philip Smith and Mary Mathews, after 14 August 1747
; her 2nd husband; her 1st husband d. 14 Aug 1747. Per Hill [1990:10]" Mary Smith Ball m(21) John Lee, son of Mary & Henry Lee of "Lee Hall," who d. Westmoreland Co., VA [Augusta B. Fothergill, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, Appeals Press, 1925, pp. 122, 155, 158]."²
John Lee died in 1767 at "Cabin Point", Potomac River, Virginia, USA.¹
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     Richard Lee Squire was born circa 1726 at "Lee Hall", Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Richard Lee Squire died circa 1795 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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     Eulalia March was born on 26 December 1600 at England.¹ She married Henry Burt Jr. before 1621
; According to their Find A Grave memorials, their oldes child whose birthdate is known, Sarah, was born in 1621.^1,3,2
Eulalia March died on 29 August 1690 at Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts, USA, at age 89; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Dec. 26, 1600, England
     Death:      Aug. 29, 1690, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA
     Daughter of Richard & Joane (Martin) March of Sherford, Devon, England.
     Family links: Spouse: Henry Burt (1595 - 1662)*
     Children:
      Jonathan Burt (____ - 1715)*
      Sarah Burt Wakely (1621 - 1689)*
      Jonathan Burt (1623 - 1715)*
      Abigail Burt Stebbins (1623 - 1707)*
      David Burt (1629 - 1690)*
      Henry Burt (1629 - 1690)*
      Mary Burt Brooks (1635 - 1689)*
      Nathaniel Burt (1636 - 1720)*
      Dorcas Burt Stiles (1638 - 1738)*
      Elizabeth Burt Wright Dickinson (1638 - 1691)*
      Hannah Burt Bagg (1641 - 1680)*
      Patience Burt Bliss (1645 - 1732)*
      Mercy Burt Wright (1647 - ____)*
     Burial:Unknown
     Created by: Linda Mac
     Record added: Mar 07, 2009
     Find A Grave Memorial# 34541799.¹
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Per Stott [1998:171]: "...of Springfield."²

; For more information on Eulalia's parents and siblings, see her Find A Grave memorial #34541799, which cites the NEHGS Register, 1932, p. 77-9, 218-9.¹

Reference: For more information on the children of Henry and Eulalia (March) Burt see their Find A Grave memorials.^3,1

     Maj. General Henry Lee was born on 29 January 1756 at "Leesylvania", Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Matilda Lee, daughter of Hon. Philip Ludwell Lee and Elizabeth Steptoe, in April 1782.^1,4
Maj. General Henry Lee married Anne Hill Carter, daughter of Charles Carter and Ann Butler Moore, on 18 June 1793 at Virginia, USA.¹

Maj. General Henry Lee died on 25 March 1818 at Cumberland Island, Camden Co., Georgia, USA, at age 62.¹
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     Charles Lee was born in 1758.¹
Charles Lee died on 24 June 1815 at Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     He was US Att Gen.¹

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     Richard Bland Lee was born on 20 January 1761 at "Leesylvania", Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.³
Richard Bland Lee died on 12 March 1827 at age 66.³
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