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     Robert Huett was born on 18 November 1601 at Normanton, Yorkshire, England.^1,3 He married Hannah Cooper before 1633 at Northumberland Co., England,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.^4,3,5
Robert Huett died in 1644 at Chicacoan, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Death: Found in Curry Descendants by Judge Little. Ref # 6822, 13 Generation.^1,3
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; Note: Robert [Richard ?] was in VA in 1638 and in 1649. He obtained a land grant in 1636 at Crany Neck on Kent Island, MD.
Note: Robert [Richard ?] Hewitt was born before 1633, the first event for which there is a recorded date.¹

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
=== Research Notes from Wayne Parrott

http://footenotes.us/wingfield/essays/law-w.shtml
Robert Hewitt (Huitt) (abt. 1606- by 1650) and Hannah [?] (1612-1675)
bankruptcy and embezzlement
     Robert Hewitt was at Crany Neck on Kent Island in the Chesapeake Bay in 1636. It is unclear whether he came to the Island somewhat earlier with the Claibourne party that established a trading post there, and then settled the Island in 1631 and 1632; or came to the island after the royal charter for the island was granted to Lord George Calvert, baron of Baltimore. The conflict over control of the island was between the two entrepreneurs personally, between Virginia and Maryland, and between the Protestants and the Catholics. If he was in fact related to the Reverend John Huett who established the first parish of the Church of England in Somerset Co. on the Eastern Shore a generation (or two) later, as has been suggested, then he was probably a Protestant settler from Virginia who tried to make a go of it even as conflicts flared over control of the island
     He and Henry Bellamy petitioned to have 400 acres in Crany Neck patented to them which "they are possessed of" in 1640. He sold a small portion of this in 1641 and was on the tax rolls in 1642.
     In 1643 and 1644 Robert Hewitt suffered bankrupcy and fled back to Virginia to avoid the consequences. In January 1643/44 Giles Brent sued him for 1060 pounds of tobacco which was owed him and John Lewger sued for 700 lb. of tobacco. The judge ordered him to pay Brent 386 pounds, and respited the remainer for 6 weeks, and Lewgern was awarded 531 pounds, and in addition there was a total of 120 pounds assessed as court fees. By April he had fled. "Robt. Clerk complained against Robt. Huett now of Chickacoan for unlawful carrying away his servant Henry Wroughta out of the Prov. about the first of this month without his privity, to the damage of the plt. to the value of 1000 lb. tob."
     Northumberland County, Virginia was originally known as Chickacoan. This was the Indian name of the district on the Northern Neck lying between the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers, tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay. In 1648, the "Mother County of the Northern Neck" was organized and named Northumberland. The first white settler to make a permanent home in the county was Col. John Mottrom sometime between 1635-1640, so it would have still been largely unsettled in 1644.
     Robert Hewitt remained in VA, and was living in Chiacone, Northumberland Co. in 1649, but had died by April 1650 when his widow remarried. His estate apparently did not include any land. He and his wife Hannah had married in Yorkshire, England and their daughter Elizabeth was born in 1633 in England
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1661 Maryland. Transported "long before 1651": Hannah LEE, of Chicacone (VA) widow of Robert HEWETT, now wife of Hugh LEE, mother in law of Matthew RHODEN. Skordas, Early Settlers of Maryland.
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From "A History of the Ernest Rodham Kenner Family, 1634-1865;" prepared by Alexander F. Young and Harry F. Young; Reston, Virginia:
Page 13-15:
Elizabeth Hewitt, the Matriarch
     "Possibly before he moved to Chicacone, Matthew Rodham was married to Elizabeth Hewitt, daughter of Robert and Hannah Hewitt (sometimes spelled Huett, which is closer to the original meaning -- little Hugh). Hannah's family name is unknown, as is Elizabeth's date of birth.
     Robert Hewitt was a Kent Islander who came over "many years prior to 1650" (according to the compiler of the lists of early Maryland settlers) as an immigrant (that is, as one who paid his own way and was not an indentured servant). An accounting of 1636 is the first records we have discovered of him; it notes that he was paid by William Claiborne "for sheathing the pinnace" -- that is, for laying the boat's bottom.
     In 1644 there was a complaint against him by one Robert Clark for "carrying away his servant Henry Wroughter." But by this time, it was noted, he was in Chicacone. At his death his wife Hannah married a Chicacone landowner named Hugh Lee (not related to the Robert E. Lees).
     Hugh Lee's first property in Chicacone was a tract adjacent to land owned by John Mottrom."
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/md/kent/history/area/inhab1642.txt
URL title: Inhabitants of Kent County, MD, 1642
Note:
[5 September 1642]

Inhabitants of Kent

William Naufone Francis Rabnett
Thomas Allen Thomas Butler
John Bennett Walter Weeks
Henry Morgan Edward Comins
Thomas Pett John Russell
Thomas Stent Thomas Parker
Giles Basha Thomas Hales
Thomas Keyne William Cox
Francis Brooks Henry Bellamy
William Lant Ralph Pettiman
William Parry Thomas Kidd
Robert Philpott John Medcalfe
Nicholas Porter John Gresham
George Crouch John Marwood
Robert Hewett William Jackson
Robert Lake Richard Smith
John Pattner Richard Spain
William Wieldee William Smith
Richard Thompson William Ashbrook
Edmond Parry Nicholas Browne
Devor Godwin John Hill
Thomas Dier Mathew Rodan
Robert Short Thomas Arnold
Nich Pothampton Richard Pinner
Roger Baxter Howell Morgan
John Smith John Armsby
Richard Purlevant Edward Thompson
John Abbott Thomas Bradnock
Duck Denitz John Philips
Philip Conner Robert Vaughan
John Walker Andrew Basha
John Lee Richard Hoben
Walter Smith Charles Steward
Henry East John Pere
John Powell Hughe Fowes
James Johnson James Claughton
William Porter

All these above appeared by their Proxie Mr Giles Brent
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 1; Page 106
DAVID MANSELL, 250 acs. James Citty Co., 10 Oct. 1638, Page 635. W.
upon land of Thomas Loveing in Martins hundred, N. by a ridge of land whereon the Church standeth, E. upon land of John Oberry & S. upon Keths Cr. Due for trans. of 5 pers: Thomas Armye, Robert Sharpe, Ralph Roberts, Robert Huett, Lewis Baker.³ Robert Huett was also known as Robert Hewitt.³

     Hannah Cooper was born in 1614 at Ripon, Yorkshire, England.² She married Robert Huett, son of 'Virginia' Hewlitt, before 1633 at Northumberland Co., England,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.^1,3,2 Hannah Cooper married Hugh Lee circa 1645 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.^1,2 Hannah Cooper married William Price on 25 December 1660 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 3rd of 2 husbands.^1,2
Hannah Cooper died after 1674 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1662-1666 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber B [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; 10 Jan 1664, Page 396
Mr. William Hollingsworth demands warrant against William Price and Hanna Price, his wife, relict of Hugh Lee, dec'd, action of debt of 1532# of tobacco
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Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume 1 page 398-401 Liber B - January 1664/5
William Hollingsworth, Plt. by his atty. William Calvert, Esq; William and Hanna Price, as relict of Hugh Lee, dec'd, Def; plaintiff petitions the court that this case for debt of 1532# of tobacco has been delayed and payment has not been satisfied; defendants claim they are not liable for the debts of Hugh Lee, decd; Esq. Calvert alleges that the plaintiff had at his going home for England last year given all his bills to be recorded to the clerk of the Provincial Records and that some of his, the said Calvert's, had been lost; request Mr. Humphery Warren of Poynton be swon before a jury; granted; Warren swore in open court to deliver the truth of his knowledge in this business to the way which he to them did as they affirmed; jury impaneled as follows:

Mr. Humphery Warren, foreman; John Cage, Francis Wine, Thomas Baker, Richard Dod, John Douglas, Ignatius Causeene, George Harris, John Lambert, Thomas Allonson, Nicholaus Emerson, Thomas Allcoke Mr. Henry Adames, judge of the court, demanded each juror be polled; before giving a verdict the jury demanded order of payment for 30# tobacco per man; granted; plaintiff non-suited and to pay costs; not having proved debt by specialty; [Court costs listed]

Court Adjourned till 11 Jan 1664, 8 o'clock in the morning
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Hannah Lee of St. Mary's, widow, appoints her servant William Price as her attorney to collect all sums of money owed her in St. Mary's and Charles Counties; 8 Sep 1662; /s/ Hannah Lee (mark); wit. Anne Land (mark), Samuell Cooper
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first husband was Robert hewitt
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1650-1652 Northumberland County, Virginia Deed & Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 69
Att a Court held for the County of Northumberland the 20th of Novem: 1651
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I MATTHEW RHODON for the consideracon of Twenty shillings of current English money in hand received have sold and delivered & by these presents doe sell & deliver to HANNAH LEE one Cow Calfe about eight months old the collor browns cropt on the right eare a peece taken out above ye yeare and a small peece taken out on the uppside of the left eare; To have & to hold the said Cow Calfe for her mime Property & Chattels both her & her increase and I doe bind my heires &c. to defend &c. said Sale from the claime of any p:son or p'sons whatsoever, And I the aforesaid HANNAH LEE doe by these presents give bequeath & deliver the aforesaid MATTHEW RHODEN for the use of his Daughter, HANNAH RHODEN, the aforesaid Cow Calfe to keepe with all the female increase till ye time as the said HANNAH RHODEN shalbe 16 yeares of age or at the day of marriage; And if the said HANNAH RHODEN dye before she come to the age the said stocke shall desend to the next Childe of MATTHEW RHODON & ELIZABETH his Wife, To the confirmation of the aforesaid premisses we have caused this Bill of Sale to be made betweene our hands this 3th day of Novem: 1651
Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of us
the mke. of GEO: NOTT, HANNAH LEE her marke
the mke, of M. WALKER MATTHEW RHODON
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1652-1657 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 27
Northumberland County Court 20th of May 1653
- HANNAH LEE aged 37 yeares or thereabouts being sworne and examined saith that about the middle of Novem; last, Mr, CHARLES ASHTON came to my House and told me in the pr:sence of my Husband and MRS. ROCKE, that JOHN BARNES had given his Maide the Pox and has begat her with child and that she had something
stirred ( ?) in her belly. At another time, the Maide came hither and I asked whether JOHN BARNES had p:mised to marry her and p:suaded her to runaway, that he might make the ( ) compassion for her, and she answered neaver and wished the ground might open and she sinke in if ever BARNES did say any such thing to her but she said that she was a poore Servant and she must undergoe what her Mr. and Mrs. would report and further saith not.
Jurat in Cur HANNAH LEE, her marke
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 33-34
IN YE NAME OF GOD Amen. I SAMPSON COOPER late of RIPPIN in the County of YORKE in England, Alderman, being weake in body but in p:fect memory praised be God doe make & ordaine this to be my last Will & Testamt. as followeth;
First, I doe bequeath my Soule to God who gave it me and my body to the Earth from whence it came, desireing to have xpian & decent buriall in the Land of Coll. JOHN TRUSSELL & in his burying place;
Itm, I desire that my loveing Freinds, Major GEORGE COLCLOUGH and JOHN TRUSSELL both of this County of Northumberland in Virginia to be Overseers of this my Will and that they ( ) pleased to take care of my Sonne, SAMUELL COOPER, after my decease, and alsoe of all such goods that doth belong unto me and that all such debts that they shall find to be due & belong unto me in this Country of Virginia I desire that they use their utmost endeavours from time to time to receive into their custody & send it for England ( ) all goods & wares as is at present by me ( ) sold to the best advantage excepting those Guifts ( ) that I given out of them; Allsoe it is my ( ) Son. SAMUELL be sent for England this next ( ) & every with him all such sumes of ( ) received, and when hee, my Sonne ( ) that then hee bind himselfe an Apprentice ( ) COCKE SILBEMAN at the Signe of ( ) Poultry at LONDON; Allsoe my ( ) COOPER & Mr. JOHN CONYERS of ( ) and with Mr. COCKEs and that ( ) of that tobaccoes tht ( ) England; allsoe it is my ( ) Sonne SAMUELL shall ( ) these my Overseers ( ) and that HUGH LEE ( ) nor have ought to ( ) Collony nor any part ( );
First, I give & bequeath unto ( ) acres & a halfe ( ) place called ( ) PALGRAVE;
Item. I doe give untomy ( ) medow land at MANDLAN ( ) the CHAPPELL being about ( ) Item. I give mor( ) of meddow land that I bought of mr. EDWARD WRIGHT and his Brother, NICHOLAS, & of MILES SMITH, it being three roode joyning to the former five acres & a halfe;
Item. One roode more I give unto my Sonne, JONATHAN, lately in the occupacon of Alderman WARWICYE. & one roode more I give unto him in the same feild neare thereunto LEONARD PICKESGILL path the same quantity of ground, one roode lying upon the South side of mine & his butteth upon Mr. JEFFERSONs on the West, for this roode & the former three roodes up the acre for JONATHAN in SWILLINGINGS;
Item. I give unto JONATHAN, my Sonne, more one little close neare unto Mr. JENNINGS his house, neare unto a Lane called the PREST-LANE, now in the occupacon of THOMAS DAY which close I bought of FRANCIS PLUMLAND & THOMAS his Sonne
Item. I give unto SAMUELL & JONATHAN, my Sonnes, the House garden & Orchard at ALHAWES GATE in RIPPEN with all the appurtenances thereto belonging, joyntly severally, desireing God to blesse them and that they may both agree & serve the Land; Item. I give unto my Wife, BRIDGETT, the full & utmost some of my house & land which can be made of it during her naturall life desireing my Wife & my Children to see all my due debts paid unto every man, which is no great summes
Item. I doe give unto Mr. GEORGE COLCLOUGH my best paire of shues with silver & ( ) fringe.
Item. I doe give unto Colo. JOHN TRUSSELL my best sute of clothes of Spanish Cloth, the Coate ( 1 trimed with silke & gold buttons;
Item. I doe give unto Mr. JOHN ROGERS & to Mr. WM: PRESLY, each of them, a paire of Cordevant gloves perfumed;
Item. I doe give unto Mr. DAVID LINDSAY, Minister, a Booke called r( ) Master( ) peice
Item. I doe give to WILLIAM BEDLAM ( ) landlord two shirts which be not bound at the wrists
Item I doe give unto his Wife, ELIZABETH, a ( ) pin, (?hisknett) standing in the roome Item. I doe give unto young WILLIAM ( ) six paires of handstrings, 3 paire of one sort ( ) paire of another, And the like quantity of hand ( ) I give to HANNAH FRANLIN, I doe alsoe give to THOMAS BALDRIDGE one paire of old black Britches ( ) that my two Sonnes, SAMUELL & JONATHAN ( ) Wife, BRIDGETT, be Executors joyntly of this my ( ) and that Mr NICHOLAS KITCHIN & Mr. ANTHONY ( ) Aldermen be Overseers of my two Sonnes & ( ) Vizt., with my loveing Freind, Mr. COCKE of ( ), and concerning the Wares that he be in ( ) in Mr, BRENT WHITEs custody or in any place ( ) be called in & made sale of to the most ( ) p:duce put forth for the good of my ( ) & that to be equally devided when ( and after two yeares that my Sonne, ( ) of my good Freind, Mr. COCKS, ( ) Sonne, a Master, ( ) that now I weare on my finger to ( ), alsoe it is my Will that Major GEO. ( ); ( ) TRUSSELL & my Sonne, SAMUELL ( ) Estate in the Country of Virginia ( ) administracon they use all lawfull ( ) debts in this Collony & to send ( ) for England with my sonne, SAMUELL ( ) & the rest that shalbe left in ye ( ) home the yeare following as they shall ( ) order from my Wife & Overseers in England, To ratify & aprove of all this my Will I have to the truth put to my hand & seale this 1th day of August Ano: Dom: 1659 Signed sealed & delivered in the pr:sence of us
WILLIAM BEDLAM, SAMPSON COOPER, his marke ye Seale
THO. HASELLRIDGE his marke
HANNAH FRANKLIN her marke,
JOHN TRUSSELL
This 12th of August 1659 was two words interlined by the appointment of SAMPSON COOPER that is to say, lately & my Land Lord, which day above written Mr. SAMPSON COOPER d id sett his hand againe to this Will being in better memory then day before & it was againe witnessed by these p:sons
JOHN TRUSSELL, WILLIAM BEDLAM SAMPSON COOPER
the marke of THOS HASELLRIDGE
20th February 1659, This Will was proved in open Court to be the last Will &Testamt of the sd SAMPSON COOPER by the oathes of WILLIAM BEDLAM & THOMAS HASELLRIDGE. and the Will is recorded
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 25
Mr. HUGH LEE and his Wife their Bill to Mr, MATH: RHODEN
This Bill bindeth us HUGH LEE & ( ) severally or together & our heires to pay
or cause to be paid unto MATHEW RHODEN his heires Exrs. Admrs. or assignes the just some & quantity of Fowre hundred & thirty pounds of tobco: and caske according to Act of Assembly ( ) upon the Tenth of November Sixteen hundred & ( ) or his Wife &c. ( ) wth: (Estate bound over) ( ) now live on with our ( ) belonging to our ( ) acknowledge this (wee have both here( ) of July 1659
Signed & Delivered in presence of
ROBERT SECH
20th July 1659. The sd. HUGH LEE and HANNAH his Wife on her ( )
I HANNAH LEE doe ( ) Husband, HUGH LEE, my lawfull Attorney for ( ) Court, a Bill wherein wee both stand bound to ( ) RHODEN with ye Plantacon our Stock of Cattle & ( ); In confirmacon whereof I have hereunto subscribed this 13th of July 1659
Witnes ye marke of MARY BRICKFEILD the marke of HANNAH LEE
JOHN HAYLES
20th July 1659 This Lre. of Attor; was recorded
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 37
To all &c. Whereas &c., Now knowe yee that I the said SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. &c. give & grant unto Mr. HUGH LEE 1100 acres of land in POTOMACK FRESHES above PUSCATOWAY on the Westward side of the River, bounding Easterly upon the POTOMACK RIVER, Southerly upon the Land called Mr. CLAIEs Land & running Northerly alonge the River from CLAY 275 poles WEsterly from the River parallel to Mr. CLAY 640 poles into the Woods; the sd. Land being due unto the sd, HUGH LEE by & for the transportacon of 22 p:sons; To have & to hold &c., yeilding &c., Dated ( )th July 1657, Vera Copia Test THO: BRERETON
KNOWE ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I HUGH LEE with the consent of my Wife. SARAH LEE for the love I beare my Cozen, SAMUELL COOPER, doe freely give & sett over all my right of the 1100 acres of land within menconed due to me by Pattent; To have & to hold the sd. Land as his owne proper goods for ever to him the sd. COOPER his heires or assignes: In Confirmation thereof of the pr:misses wee have hereunto sett our hands and seales this ( ) of Aprill 1660
HUGH LEE
HANNAH LEE her mke.
20th April 1660. This Deed was acknowledged in Court by HUGH LEE & RICHARD FLYNT, Attorney of HANNAH, the Wife of the said HUGH LEE, and is recorded
I doe freely give my consent to my Husband's ( ) in the Freshes of POTOMACK to my ) COOPER and I doe authorize you to ( ) my behalfe & request you to doe soe ( ) very loveing Freind HANNAH LEE her marke
20th April 1660, This Lre. of Attorney was recorded
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1661 Maryland. Transported "long before 1651": Hannah LEE, of Chicacone (VA)widow of Robert HEWETT, now wife of Hugh LEE, mother in law of Matthew RHODEN. Skordas, Early Settlers of Maryland.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL:
URL title: Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1663-1666 Volume 49, Page 222
Note: Liber B B
That upon the 11th Augt 1659 Sampson Cooper maketh his last will and Testament and Constituteth Major George Coiclough Collonell Jno Trussell Ouerseers of his will and to take Care of his sonn Samuell and of his debts here in Virga willeth that during his Sonn Samuell's stay in this Country he in noe wise Liue att Hugh Lees howse nor that the said Hugh Lee meddle wth any part of his Estate and Constitutes his two Sonns Samuell & Jonathan Cooper, Bridgett wife to the testator, Executors Mr Nicholas Ketchmade & Anthony Branthwayte to bee Ouerseers of his two Sonns and this will wth Mr Cooke of London Silkman, And that Major George Colclough and Samuell Cooper administer of all his Estate in Virga and recouer Debts and send for England as by his will more att large appeareth. Now soe it is may it please yor Honors the said Hugh Lee hauing in his life time an intent to defraud the said Cooper not only of the twenty thowsand pounds of tobaccoe awarded him by the Arbitrators aforesaid, but allsoe of the specialty of flue hundred pounds sterling aforemenconed and all other debts due to the said Cooper to the uallue of 8000th tob: and other Goodes as will appeare by the Inuentory to the Court of Northumberland in Virga exhibited, And Surreptitiously Seizes takes and Caryes away a trunke of writeings and Goods belonging to the saide Sampson Cooper decd and left in the Possession of Mary Trussell whereby yor Orator is left remediless in the law, unles releiued by this honble Court for which unjust and illegall proceedings of the said Lees hee was by warrt brought before Mr John Rogers one of the Commrs of Northumberland County in Virga to giue security to answere the law And att a Court held for the said County of Northumberland 21th May 1660, It was Ordered that the sherriffe forthwith take bond of the said Lee with sufficient security for his appearance before the Gouernor and Councell of Virga to answere his aforesaid Crime, att which time the said Lee puts in for his security Richard fflint and John Hayne of the said Collony who were accepted and allowed by the Court but neuer made his appearance flying from the Justice of that Collony into this Prouince and moreouer Contrary to the last will and Testamt of the said Cooper procures Letters of Administracon in this Prouince and Administers upon the said Estate, and soon after dyes Whereupon Hannah Lee the Relict of the said Hugh Lee upon the 25th of December Admters upon the Estate of the said Hugh Lee her deceased husband, and marryes William Price agt whome as well as the said Hannah Lee his wife yor Orator humbly prayes Writt of Subpa that as well the said Hannah as the said William Price her husband may sett out upon Oath what bonds or other writings they now att this time haue or att any time heretofore had belonging to the Estate of the said Sampson Cooper as also what Contracts Couenants or agreemt passed betweene the said Hugh Lee and the said Cooper in theire life times that the Letters of Admcon to the said Hugh Lee granted of the Estate of the said Sampson Cooper be reuoked and other Letters of Admcon granted to yor Oratr of his said ffathers Estate according to the tenor of his ffathers will hee being the only Suruiuor of the prsons therein willed to Administer upon the debts &c in this part of the world and that the said Price may bee obleiged to deposite in the handes of this honble Court as well the 200000lb tob: due by the award aforesaid as alsoe the said Sume of 8oooth tob: due for debts and Goods illegally by the said Lee Conueyed out of the hands of Mary Trussell aforesaid And yor Orator shall pray &c
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[page 82 R]
Temp. Bradshawe her confirmation of cattle to Robert Bradshawe.
Whereas at the parting and dividing of cattle [----] the month of September in the year 1653 between [-.--] and Robert Bradshawe there was left unto the said [---] two cows and two heifers whereof one heifer [---] dead the cattle that are alive (vizt) the one being [-] cow marked [----] the cow and heifer being both [-] colored brown and mealy mouthed and all marked with a [----] fork on the right ear and a half moon under both [-] Now know you that I Temperance Bradshawe [-] and relict of John Bradshawe deceased do for me [-----] . heirs; extrs, admtrs and assignees comfirm unto the [---] Robert Bradshaw his heirs, extrs, admtrs or assignees [-----] all the cattle aforesaid with their increase and do forever disclaim any right title or interest [---] lor any of my heirs extrs etc. have or here [-----] claim to the said cattle or any
of their increase [-----] I do bind myself my heirs etc. to acknowledge [--] premisses in the County Court In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand. this 22nd day of October 1655.
signum Temperance Bradshawe
Witness - R. Flynt, Thomas Walker his mark
20th May 1656, This writing was acknowledged in
court by the said Temperance and is recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 83 R]
Mrs. Hannah Lee her bill of sale to Margarett Bashaw for a heifer.
Know all men by these presents that I Hannah Lee of the County of Northumberland have for valuable of four hundred pounds of tobacco in hand received [-----] sold and delivered and by these presents do sell and deliver [-----] Margarett Bashaw one black heifer commonly known by the name of, "Tines heifer" of about fourteen months [----] both ears cropt and slit, To have and to hold the aforesaid heifer as her own proper goods forever and I the said Hannah Lee do bind myself my heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees to defend the sale of the said heifer and her increase from the claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In confirmation whereof I have caused this bill of [-----] be made, witness my hand and seal the first day of [----] 1656.
The mark of Hannah Lee
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of;
Dan. Roberts
John Wood
20th May 1656, This bill of sale was recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Mrs. Lee her gift to John Hayles.
These presents witnesseth that I Hannah Lee of Chickacone for the affection and good will I bear· to John Hayles have freely given and by these presents do freely give the said John Hayles and his heirs forever one cow calf fallen this present year, calved by a cow called, "Mag Pie" named, "Damesell" being cropt of both ears and under keeled of both ears and a slit down the right ear, to have and to hold the said calf with her female increase forever and the male increase that shall or may fall from the said cow calf or her increase to appertaine and belong unto my loving husband Hugh Lee untill the said John Hayles shall attain to the age of one and twenty years and I the said Hannah Lee do warrent the said calf and her increase as aforesaid unto the said John Hayles and his heirs forever from any person or persons that shall or may lay claim there unto. In witness whereofI have here unto set my hand and seal this fifth day of May anno 1657. Interlined before the signing and delivering of the said presents. The mark of Hannah Lee Sealed signed and delivered in the presence of; Daniell Roberts
The mark of Thomas Goodale
20th May 1657, this gift was acknowledged in court by
Daniel Roberts attorney of Mr. Hugh Lee attorney of the
said Hannah Lee and is recorded
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 139 L]
Hugh Lee's letter of attorney to his wife.
Know all men by these presents that 1Hugh Lee of Chichacone do constitute appoint and ordain my loving wife Hannah Lee my true and lawfullattorney to' ask demand sue tor any debt or debts to me belonging and to act do perform all manner of business of mine or belonging to me during my absence or which appearetht to with or against me and I do hereby give my said attorney as full power as any attorney mayor can have; giving also my said attorney may or can have, giving also my said attorney full power to make one attorney or more as she shall see good, binding myself by these presents that what my attorney shall act or due lawfully for me or on my behalfto make it as authorise as if 1 my self were personally present engaging myself to make good and ratify the same as witness my hand and seal this eighteenth ofJanuary 1657.
Hugh Lee
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of;
James Cade .
David Roberts
Pat. Knight
13th February 1657~the letter of attorney was recorded
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 146 L]
The deposition ot Capt. Wm. Whittington aged 37 years or thereabouts sworn, saith that your depondent being at Midleburgh in Zealand was there required by Mr. Richard Wright to go along with him to Flushing and coming there your depondent and the said Wright went to a tavern where we met with one Mrs. Lee (as he called her) and he the said Mr. Wright demanded of her a certain sum of money for freight of tobacco, where upon she answered that if she did not pay him there, he knew well enough where to be paid, then he answered again, I do not know where it should be paid but here for here my money is due, then she answered she would on the morrow following come to him to Midleburgh to make an end (or words to that purpose) three days after we went to Midleburgh again to look the said Mrs. Lee and meeting with her brother he told us that she was gone for England and further saieth not. This was in the month of August or there abouts, witness my hand this 14th of May 1658.
Wm. Whittington
Sworn before us the day above said,
John Stringer
Wm. Kendall
26th May 1658, this deposition was recorded.
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 51
To all &c., Whereas &c., Now Know yee that I the sd. Sr. WILLIAM BERKELEY Knt. &c., give & grant unto HUGH LEE Three hundred ninety three acres of Land scituate in ye County of Northumberland bounding (vizt.) 100: acres pt. thereof abutting Northerly upon the sd. HUGH LEE; Southerly upon an OLD INDIAN FEILD, Westerly upon the Land of JAMES CLAUGHTON & Easterly upon the Maine Woods; And 228 acres one other pt. thereof abutting Southeast upon the head of a Swamp that cometh out of KINGS CREEKE, Northeast towards the land of Coll. JNO: MOTTROM, Northwest & Southwest upon the Maine Woods, and Five acres residue being a very angular figure & lying at the head of the aforesd. Land upon & betwixt the land of Capt. JOHN ROGERS called Coll. MOTTROMs Land & Coll. JNO: TRUSSELLs, bounding Northerly upon Capt. JOHN ROGERS, Easterly upon the abovesd. 100 acres, Southerly and Westerly upon Coll. TRUSSELLs & the other 228 acres, Three hundred eighty & eight acres being formerly granted unto the sd. HUGH LEE by Pattent dated 4th June 1656; And Five acres residue taken up & joyned together by order of the Governor & Councell dated 24th 7br: 1659; And allsoe being due by & for the transportacon of eight p:sons into this Collony whose names are in the Records under this Pattent; To have & to hold &c., Dated this 5th day of April 1660 WILLIAM BERKELEY W. CLAIBORNE, Secr.
Mr. HUGH LEE & HANNAH his Wife their Assignemt. of the abovesd. Pattent to Mr. MATHEW RHODON
Witnes. MILES GOREHAM, JOSEPH ENGLESBY
21th January 1660. Recorded in Northumberland County Court
Mr. LEE's Lre. of Attor: to RICHARD FLYNT for Sale of Three hundred ninety & three acres of Land in the County Court of Northumberland unto MATHEW RHODEN his heires assignes for ever; the sd. Assignemt. or Sale being endorsed on the Pattent for the sd. Land & is scituated in the sd. County of Northumberland in Virgiia, giveing & granting unto my sd. Attorney as full power to acknowledge the Land as aforesd, as if I were p:sonally p:sent; & did the same and shall and will rtify & confirme it to be good & valid in Law, Witnes my hand this 2d. of January 1660
Wanes. ANDREW BASHAWE, his mke. HUGH LEE
SAMUELL COOPER
21th January 1660. This Lre. of Attorney was recorded and the Land acknowledged
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 52
TO ALL TO WHOME these pr:sents shall come, I MATHEW RHODON of the County of Northumberland in Virginia, Planter, send Greeting in our Lord God ever lasting; Whereas by a Condicon under my hand bearing date the 29th day of January 1648, I did bind my selfe to deliver unto HANNAH LEE, one Deed Writeing for ye firme holding one hundred acres of Land within the Devident of Six hundred & Fifty acres of Land surveyed by Mr. WM: MOORE the same yeare as by the Pattent thereupon granted more at large appeareth; Now Know yee that I the sd. MATHEW RHODON doe grant and confirme unto HUGH LEE & HANNAH his Wife one hundred acres of Land scituated & being in the County of Northumberland begining at a marked tree called THE MONARK TREE & running S: E; 53 pole & a qtr. where a Stake is sett up, thence ENE 294 pole to a marked tree in the barrens; thence North 2/8 Westerly 39 pole to another marked tree on the plaine, thence S: W: 13 pole & a qtr., to another marked tree from the point called THE LANDING & from THE LANDING & soe downe the Creeke by the water side about the Landing & so up to the MONARK TREE; To have & to hold the sd. 100 acres of land with his due share of mines & mineral's therein contayned with all right waters & rivers and all p:fits unto the sd,100 acres paying unto the )DON his heires or successors yearly at the Feast of St. ( ) the fee rent of one Shilling ) which payment is to begin ) the Pattent & not before; Witnes my hand & seale this 25th day of ) 1653 Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of us
JOHN ROGERS, MATHEW RHODON ye Seale
KATHERINE ROCKE. her marke
I HANNAH LEE & HUGH LEE doe assigne all our right of this Writeing to MATHEW RHODON & his heires for ever; Witnes our hands this last day of Decembr: 1660
Witnes. MILES GORHAM, the marke of HANNAH LEE
JOSEPH HORSLEY HUGH LEE
21th January 1660. This Assignemt. was acknowledged in Northumberland County Court by the above named HANNAH LEE & by RICHD. FLYNT, Attorney of the abovesd. HUGH LEE, as their lawfull act & deed & is recorded with the Grant of Land above written The Lre. of Attor. is recorded in the next leafe following;
I doe hereby fully impower & authorize RICHARD FLYNT my true & lawfull Attorney for mee & in my name to acknowledge the Assignemt. above written in Northumberland County Court as my lavfull act & shall & will ratify & confirme the same to be good & vallid in the Law as if I were p:sonally p:sent, & did the same; Witnes my hand this 4th of January 1660
Witnes. MILES GORHAM HUGH LEE
SAMUELL FISHER
21th January 1660. This Lre. of Attor was recorded & the Assignemt. acknowledged for the foregoing Lease
(On margin: Ye Assignemt. is in the prod: leafe made by Mr. LEE & his Wife to Mr. RHODON)
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1661-1665 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 317
Northumberland County Court 8th of September 1662
- Whereas HUGH LEE, deced., did owe & stand indebted unto Mr. THOMAS BRERETON in the summe of 482 lbs, of tobco and caske for Clerkes fees. the Court doth therefore order yt: HANNAH LEE. ye Widdow & Relict of the sd. HUGH LEE, satisfie the sd. debt unto the sd. Mr. BRERETON or assignes by ye first of 9ber: next
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 92
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I HANNAH LEE, Admrx. of HUGH LEE, late of ST. MARIES deced., have made & appointed my trusty & welbeloved Freind, JAMES CLAUGHTON, of CHICACONE in Virginia to be my true & lawfull Deputy Attorney & assigne irrevocable for mee in my name to ask. recover & receive all sumes of money & tobacco as are due to mee the sd. HANNAH in Virginia aforesd., by virtue of the sd. Administratrixship all such sumes as aforesd. & conveyed in a List of Inventory bearing date ye 5th June past signed by the sd. CLAUGHTON to the sd. HUGH LEE granting unto my said Attorney my full power in the premisses for the recovery of ye same, Attorney or Attorneyes one or more under him to make, & deliver any lawfull discharges for the same, and all & whatsoever my ed. Attorney shall lawfully doe in execucon of ye p:misses I doe hereby confirm. & establish the same firmly by these pr:sents as fully as Law will p:mitt, be that I my selfs might or could doe the same being then & there p:sonally p:sent; In Witnesse whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this first day of January ano. Dom: 1661
Sealed & delivered in ye pr:sence of
MATHEW RHODEN, HANNAH LEE, her marke
WM: PRICE
10th Febr: 1662, This Lre. of Attorney was recorded
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1666-1669 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 41
Northumberland County Court 8th of July 1668
- Whereas ELIZABETH TYNGEY, HENRY HALL & GEORGE HUTTON were arrested to this Cort: at ye suite of HAN. LEE, Widdow, for her Thirds of lande now in ye tenure of ye sd. TYNGEY, HALL & HUTTON, ye sd. HANNAH failinge to prosecute duringe ye five yeares of her Widdow hood allowed her by ye Law, It is ordered yt: ye sd. HANNAH bee nonsuited & pay ye sd. TYNGEY, HALL & HUTTON each of them 50 lbs. of tobacco damage wth: costs
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 220-221
Northumberland County Court 3d of February 1674/5
- Probate MRS. RHODUM's Will This day ye Nuncupative Will and Testament of MRS. ELIZABETH RHODUM was proved by the Oaths of HANAH LEE and ANNE GRAVES, witnesses to the Will and a Probate thereof granted Mr. ROBERT MASON on his Petition Executor of ye Will HANAH LEE aged about sixty yeares or thereabouts maketh Oath yt when MRS. ELIZABETH RHODUM lay upon her death bed asked her she would have her Estate proved of after her death which is as follows, That ROBERT MASON should be her Executor and Mr. JOHN COTANCEAU to be her Overseer and ye Estate to be divided between ye two younger Daughters, to say, SUSANNA and MARY equally according to her Husband's Will and that her younger Daughter should goe along with her Syster, SUSAN and that Mr. JOHN COTANCEAU to be Overseer of her younger Daughter, MARY, and that she gave to her Daughter, SUSAN, her wearing apparrell and one good ringe to her Daughter, SUSANNA, and one other good ringe to her Daughter, MARY. sign HANAH LEE
ANNE GRAVES aged thirty yeares or thereabouts affirmeth ye same
ANNE GRAVES, mkr.
- ROBERT MASON's Comm of Admon A Commission of Administration with a Will annexed is granted Mr.. ROBERT MASON of ye Estate of MRS. ELIZABETH RHODUM deced., he giving caution according to Law
- Appraisers appoynted to appraie ye Estate of MRS. ELIZABETH RHODUM Capt. JOHN MOTTROM, Mr. MARKE OWENS. Mr. ROBERT SECH and Mr. WILLIAM REYNE are appointed to appraise the Estate of MRS. ELIZABETH RHODUM, deced., the 28th of this Instant being sworne by ye next Justice of the Peace
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 236
Northumberland County Court 18th of August 1675
- Mr. KENNER agt HANAH LEE
Mr. RICHARD KENNER being arrested to this Court at ye suite of MRS. HANAH LEE and noe cause of action appeareing, a non suite is granted RICHARD KENNER agt MRS HANAH LEE with costs als Exo.

=== Hannah Lee
1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 351
MR. HUGH LEE, 1100 acs. in Petomeck freshes above Puscatoway, on the Wwd. side of the river, bounding Sly. upon Mr. Claies land, Nly. along the river & parallel to Mr. Cley. 15 July I657, p. II4, (170). Trans. of 22 persons: Jonathan Marrow, Mary Marrow, Dorithy Marrow, Wm. Browne, Wm. Hanniver, Geo. Wilson, Hannah Lee, Mr. David Linsey, Anne Murrall, Joshua Esto, Anne Moore, Junr., Anne Moore, Senr., Dan Lile, Jno. Carr, Eliz. Parry, Mary Harris, Eliz. Hardinge, Mary Barkinton, Anne Murrall, Joshua Estoe, Wm. May, Rob. Smart.³

;
Early Colonial Settlers has identified a roughly contemporary Cooper family in Ripon, Yorkshire, England who might have been relateed to Hannah; perhaps her younger brother: Sampson Cooper, b. Bef 1623 d. 20 Feb 1659, Rippon, York, England Find all individuals with events at this location (Age > 36 years).⁴

     Anum Bonum was born in 1596 at England.¹
     GKJ-9.

     Robert Philpott was born in 1610 at England; Early Col. Settlers says b. bef 1612.^1,2 He married Unknown (?) before 1632
;
His 1st of 2 wives
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Female MNU Philpott, b. Bef 1616 d. Bef 1640, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age < 24 years)
Marriage     Bef 1632
Children      
     1. Thomas Philpott, b. Bef 1630, England d. Aft 1670, Yeocomico, Cople Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age > 42 years.)^4,2 Robert Philpott married Joane (Joanna) (?) in 1640 at Kent Island, St. Annes Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 3 wives.^5,2,6
Robert Philpott died in 1649 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Early Col. Settlers says d. bef 30 Dec 1650.^1,2
     GKJ-9.

     Joane (Joanna) (?) was born at Shropshire, England.¹ She was born in 1610 at Shropshire, England.² She married Robert Philpott, son of 'Virginia' Philpott, in 1640 at Kent Island, St. Annes Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 3 wives.^1,3,2 Joane (Joanna) (?) married John Powell on 30 December 1649
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Joane MNU Philpott, b. 1610, Shropshire, England d. Aft 1651, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age > 42 years)
Marriage     30 Dec 1649      Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Mary Powell, b. Abt 1655, Westmoreland County, Virginia d. Aft 1704, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age ~ 50 years)
     2. Amy MNU Jenkins, b. 1629 d. Aft 1674, Cople Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age > 46 years.)⁴ Joane (Joanna) (?) married an unknown person after 1668 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 3rd of 3 husbands; His 2nd of 3 wives.^2,5
Joane (Joanna) (?) died circa 1698 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA; Early Col. Settlers says d. aft 1651.^1,2
     GKJ-9. Joane (Joanna) (?) lived at an unknown place ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1650-1652 Northumberland County, Virginia Deed & Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 40
THIS INDENTURE made the 30th day of December Anno 1649 and in the first yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the second of that name by the grace of God Kinge of England Scotland France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, Betweeen JOHN POWELL of ye County of Northumberland, Planter, of one part and MRS. JOAN PHILLPOTT of ye same County, Widdow, ye other party, Wittness that whereas there is a Contract of Matrymony concluded betweene the above said partyes and hath only to be solemnized, in consideration vhreof I ye above said JOHN POWELL do covenant and grant to and with the above said JOAN PHILLPOTT for my selfe my heires Executors Administrators and assignes not to medle with or have any thing to doe with the Estate of ROBERT PHILLPOTT, her !ate Husband deceased, but that ye said JOAN PHILLPOTT shall freely enjoy and dissolve of ye same to her owns good likeing and proper use and to have and hould ye said Estate to her selfe her heires Executors & Administrators as really and firmly as in her Widdowhood to all intents and purposes as if ye Contract of Matrimony had never been made; In Confirraa-con whereof I ye said JOAN PHILLPOTT doe bind my selfe my heires Executors Administrators and assignes to pay or cause to be paid all my last Husbands debts out of ye said Estate or as much as ye said Estate will amount unto and that all things may be actually and faithful p:formed according to ye true mea.ninge and intent of ye pr:sent Endenw re, we have interchangably sett our hands and seales the day and year above written
Signed Sealed and delivered in ye presents of
JOHN BENNEU, JOHN POWELL
PHILLIP SILVESTER his marke
Collo: SAM: SMYTH / Salutes /
Mrs. PH ILLPOTT haveinge a heifer due to her by my Wife's Promise, desires to
have one wch. shee saith goes att Mr. PRESLYEs wch: I desire may be so or summ
othere that may be most convenient for her and so I rest
March 8th 1649 Yr. Loveinge friend
W. CLAIBORN

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1650-1652 Northumberland County, Virginia Deed & Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 46
Att a Court held at Mr. HUGH LEE's House, County of Northumberland, the 10th day of January 1650
JOANE POWELL aged 40 yeares sworne & examined saith that at the latter end of the ( ) yeare, HENRY MORGAN did devise unto SIMON RICHARDSON for the Estate of GYLES BRENT 2 barrells of ( ) one bushell & a pecke of Indian Come wch: was the property of ROBERT PHILLPOTT & further saith not.
JOAN POWELL her mark
11th janry. 1650 Jurat Coram me JO: TRUSSELL
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1675-1676 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber F [TLC]; Page 184
28 Mar 1676; Deed of Gift from Joan Mitchell, widow, to Thomas Wells all that belongs to me after my decease; excepting a cow to Johannah Philpott; /s/ Joan Mitchell (mark); wit. Bridgett Inglesby (mark), Elizabeth Morgan (mark)
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; ©[Frank V. Walczyk]
John Powells assignment of land to Thomas Philpott.
Know all men by these presents that I John Powell do
for myself my heirs extrs or assignees, give and assign unto
Thomas Philpott his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees
firmly by these presents the full quantity of one hundred and
forty four acres of land joining to the now dwelling house
and the plantation of the said Thomas Philpott being half of
a pattent the said John Powell hath which is in his wife
Joan's name the said land do I assign unto the said Thomas
Philpott his heirs, extrs, admtrs or assignees from all manner
of demands or claims whatsoever forever as witness my
hand this twentieth of March anno 1655.
John Powell
Witness - Ger. Dodson, Dan. Roberts
20th March 1655.
This writing was acknowledged in court by John Powell and
is recorded.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 205
MRS. JOANE POWELL, 288 acs. Northumberland Co., 19 Dec. 1650, Page 273. Abutting Ely. upon Potomeck River, Nly. upon Matchoux lower Cr. & Sly. upon land of William Rennolds. Trans. of 6 pers.• at the cost of her late husband Robert Philpott, Gent. decd.
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1675/6-1679 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 72
28 Aug. 1678: In the cause between Geo. Hardwick in the right of his wife Mary against Wm. Clement who-married the relict of Jno: Powell about title to land, it appearing to the Court by sufficient evidence that Mary was the daughter of Powell and consequently the heire to his estate This Court doth order that Geo: Hardwick have possession of the land now in the possession of Wm. Clements obeIng formerly the land of John Powell the first day of January next.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Note:
URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=273&last=&g_p=P2&collec tion=LO Patent
Title Powell, Joane.
Publication 20 December 1650.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Powel.
Note Location: Northumberland County.
Description: 288 acres easterly on Potomac River, northerly on Matchoux lower creek; southerly on the land of William Rennolds.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 2, 1643-1651, Page 273 (Reel 2).²

     Richard de Felbrigg lived at Felbrigg, co. Norfolk, England.¹

     Maud Tailboys married Sir Robert Tyrwhitt Knt., of Kettleby, Lincolnshire, son of Sir William Tyrwhitt Knt., of Kettleby, Lincolnshire and Anne Constable,
; Maud TAILBOYS and Robert TYRWHITT had three sons and six daughters.^3,4 Maud Tailboys was born in 1477 at Kyme, Lincolnshire, England.⁵

     Isabella de St. Amand died in October 1361.¹

     Sir Thomas Scott Knt., of Cott's Walk, Kent married Elizabeth Baker of Sisinghurst, co. Kent, daughter of Sir John Baker of Sisinghurst Castle, co. Kent and Elizabeth Dinley,
; his 1st wife.^4,3 Sir Thomas Scott Knt., of Cott's Walk, Kent married Dorothy Bere
; his 3rd wife.⁵ Sir Thomas Scott Knt., of Cott's Walk, Kent was born circa 1537; Richardson says "aged 39 in 1576."³ He married Elizabeth Heyman of Somerfield, co. Kent, daughter of Ralph Heyman of Somerfield, Kent and Anne Nanton, in 1583
; his 2nd wife.^4,5
Sir Thomas Scott Knt., of Cott's Walk, Kent died on 30 December 1594; Richardson says d. 29 June 1595.^4,5
     He was Comptroller of the Household of Queen Elizabeth.⁴ He was Sheriff of Kent in 1576.⁴

     Jane Allen was born in January 1587 at Luton, England.² She married Rev. Peter Bulkeley D.D., son of Rev Edward Bulkeley D.D., of Odell, Bedfordshire and Olive Irby, on 12 April 1613 at Goldington, Bedfordshire, England,
; his 1st wife.^1,3
Jane Allen died on 8 December 1626 at Odell, Bedfordshire, England, at age 39.^4,1
      ; from Find A Grave website:
Birth: Jan., 1587
Luton, England
Death: Dec., 1626
Luton, England

Jane Allen was baptized at Goldington, Bedfordshire, 13 Jan 1587/8, to Thomas & Mary (Fairclough) (Haselden) Allen. She married The Rev. Peter Bulkeley in Goldington, Bedford, 12 Apr 1613. ("His first wife was the daughter of Mr. Thomas Allen, of Goldington: a most virtuous gentlewoman, who se nephew was the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Thomas Allen. By her he had nine sons and two daughters."
The nine known children were: Edward, Mary, Thomas, Nathaniel, John, Mary again, Joseph, Daniel, & Jabez.
She was buried at Odell, Bedfordshire, 8 Dec 1626.

Family links:
Spouse:
Peter Bulkeley (1582 - 1659)

Children:
Edward Bulkeley (1614 - 1696)*
Mary Bulkeley (1615 - 1616)*
Nathaniel Bulkeley (1618 - 1628)*
Mary Bulkeley (1621 - 1624)*
Jabez Bulkeley (1626 - 1629)*
Burial: Unknown

Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Jun 15, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 38365493.²

     Grace Chetwode was born circa 1602 at England.^7,3 She married Rev. Peter Bulkeley D.D., son of Rev Edward Bulkeley D.D., of Odell, Bedfordshire and Olive Irby, in April 1635
; his 2nd wife.^1,7,2,3
Grace Chetwode died on 21 April 1669 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut, USA.^7,3,8
Grace Chetwode was buried after 21 April 1669 at Unknown location ; from Find A Grave website: Birth: 1602, England
Death: Apr. 21, 1669
New London
New London County
Connecticut, USA

Grace Chetwood was born about 1602 (aged 33 or 30 in 1635), "a virtuous daughter of Sir Richard Chetwood." She married the Rev. Peter Bulkeley in April 1635 as his 2nd wife, and came to Massachusetts Bay with him & her stepchildren in 1635 on the "Susan & Ellen." They first settled in Cambridge MA & later moved to Concord MA.They had four children: Gershom, Eleazer, Dorothy, & Peter.
She died at New London 21 Apr 1669, widow of the "sometime Pastor of the ch[irc]h of Concord, deceased. She was a woman of great piety and wisdom & died in good old age. Her sickness was long and very afflictive. She was sick near 3 months before she died. she had not the use of her understanding but by fits, the greatest part of her sickness."

Family links:
Spouse:
Peter Bulkeley (1582 - 1659)

Children:
Gershom Bulkeley (1636 - 1713)*
Burial:
Unknown

Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Jun 15, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 38365511.⁸
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who came to America bef. 1700, Baltimore, 1995, Weis, Frederick Lewis; Sheppard, Walter, Reference: 11
2. Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-century Colonists 1996, Baltimore, 1st Edition, Faris, David, Reference: 60.³

Grace Chetwode and Rev. Peter Bulkeley D.D. immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, USA; on the "Susan & Ellen."^7,8

     Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire was born circa 1445; Richardson says "aged 32 in 1477."³ He married Katherine Montfort, daughter of Robert de Montfort Esq., of Church Bickenhall, Warwickshire. and Mary Stapleton, in January 1473.^6,2,3

Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire died on 21 March 1484; Weis says d. 1483; Richardson says d. testate 21 March 1484.^1,3
     Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire lived at Dunham-Massey, Cheshire, England.¹

; "George Bothe, Esq. This gentleman m. Catherine, dau. and heiress of Robert Mountford, Esq., of Bescote, co. Stafford, and of Monkspath, Warwickshire (younger son of Sir William Montford, of Coleshill, co. Warwick), by whom he acquired considerable estates in the cos. of Salop, Stafford, Warwick, Leicester, Wilts, Somerset, Cornwall, and Hereford, and had issue,
William, his successor.
Lawrence.
Roger
Alice, m. to William Massie, Esq., of Denfield, co. Chester,
Ellen, m. 1st, to Thomas Vaudrey, Esq., and 2ndly, to -- Trafford, Esq., of Bridge Trafford.
Mr. Bothe d. in 1483, and was s. by his eldest son, Sir William Bothe, Knt."² Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire was also known as George Bothe Esq.²

; van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: Append C 9
2. Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who came to America bef.1700, 7th Edition, 1992, Weis, Frederick Lewis, Reference: 36
3. Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants, Volume I West Somerville, Mass.,1942., Redlich, Marcellus D. R. von, Reference: 122.⁴

     Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke was born circa 13 April 1328.^1,7,2 He married Idoine/Idonea de Say, daughter of Geoffrey (IV) de Say 2nd Lord Say, Baron of West Greenwich, Kent and Lady Maud de Beauchamp, circa 1350.^1,8,2,3,9,10
Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke married Joan (?) between 5 July 1367 and 19 September 1379
; his 2nd wife.^7,2,3 Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke married Elizabeth de la Plaunche, daughter of William de la Plaunche of Haversham, Buckinghamshire and Elizabeth Hillary, before 24 October 1388
; his 3rd wife.^7,2,3
Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke died on 6 September 1398.^1,2,3
      ; JOHN de CLINTON, 3rd Lord (Baron) Clinton; b c March 1325/6; fought Battle of Poitiers 1356, Constable Warwick Castle 1390-97; m 1st Idonea de Saye, dau of the 2nd Lord (Baron) Say of the 1313 cr, and had issue. The 3rd Lord (Baron) Clinton allegedly m 2nd - and had further issue. The 3rd Lord (Baron) Clinton m 3rd after 6 July 1367 Joan (d 21 Feb 1387/8), widow of Sir Philip Limbury, and had further issue. The 3rd Lord (Baron) Clinton m 4th by 24 Oct 1388, as her 3rd husb, Elizabeth (m 4th licence 24 Dec 1398 Sir John Russell and dsp after 1 Sept 1423), dau and heir of William de la Plaunche, of Haversham, Bucks, and widow of (a) 5th Lord (Baron) Grey, of Rotherfield, and (b) Sir John de Bermingham, and d 8 Sept 1398.⁷ He was 3rd Lord (Baron) Clinton.⁷ GAV-20.

Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke lived at Maxstoke, Warwickshire, England.¹

     Sir John de Clinton Knt., 2nd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke was born circa 1300; Richardson says "minor in 1319."^4,2 He married Margery/Mary Corbet, daughter of Sir William Corbet Knt., of Chaddesley Corbet, Worcestershire, in 1325
; Weis says m. 24 Feb 1329-24 Feb 1329; Richardson says m. bef Easter 1325.^1,2,3,9
Sir John de Clinton Knt., 2nd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke died before 1 April 1335.^4,2
Sir John de Clinton Knt., 2nd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke was buried after 6 September 1398 at Haversham, Buckinghamshire, England.¹⁰
     He was 2nd Lord (Baron) Clinton.⁴

; van de Pas cites: Living descendants of Blood Royal in America , Angerville, Count d', Reference: 29.³

; van de Pas cites: 1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: III 314
2. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 601.¹¹

; JOHN de CLINTON, 2nd Lord (Baron) Clinton; b c 1300; fought with the roy army which defeated EDWARD II's cousin Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, at Battle of Boroughbridge 16 March 1321/2, ktd by 1324; m by 24 Feb 1328/9 Margery, dau of Sir William Corbet, of Chaddesley Corbet, Worcs, and d by 1 April 1335.⁴ GAV-21.

; fought on the King's side.²

     Margery/Mary Corbet married Sir John de Clinton Knt., 2nd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke, son of John de Clinton 1st Lord Clinton of Maxstoke and Ida de Oddingseles Prioress of Wraxall, in 1325
; Weis says m. 24 Feb 1329-24 Feb 1329; Richardson says m. bef Easter 1325.^1,2,5,3
Margery/Mary Corbet died after May 1343.^6,2
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. Living descendants of Blood Royal in America , Angerville, Count d', Reference: 29
2. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: III 313.³ GAV-21. She was living in May 1343.^2,3

     Margaret de Clinton married Sir Baldwin de Montfort Knt., of Coleshill Manor, co. Warwick, son of Sir John de Mountfort Knt., of Remenham, Berkshire and Joan Clinton of Coleshill, Warwicks.^1,7,5,3,8

      ; van de Pas cites: 1.Living descendants of Blood Royal in America , Angerville, Count d', Reference: 29
2. Ancestors of American Presidents, 1995, Boston, Massachusetts , Roberts, Gary Boyd, Reference: 236.⁵ Margaret de Clinton was also known as Margaret Clinton.⁵ GAV-19.

     Sir Baldwin de Montfort Knt., of Coleshill Manor, co. Warwick married Margaret de Clinton, daughter of Sir John de Clinton 3rd Lord Clinton of Maxstoke and Idoine/Idonea de Say.^1,4,5,2,3

Sir Baldwin de Montfort Knt., of Coleshill Manor, co. Warwick died between 1385 and 1386 at Spain; Per Richardson: "...accompanied John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, to Spain and died there."²
     GAV-19.

; van de Pas cites: 1. Living descendants of Blood Royal in America , Angerville, Count d', Reference: 29
2. Ancestors of American Presidents, 1995, Boston, Massachusetts , Roberts, Gary Boyd, Reference: 236.³

Sir Baldwin de Montfort Knt., of Coleshill Manor, co. Warwick lived at Coleshill Manor, Warwickshire, England.¹

     Elizabeth Clarell of Aldwark, Yorkshire married Sir John Gresley Knt., of Drakelow, son of Sir Thomas Gresley Knt., of Drakelow, Derbyshire and Margaret Walsh.^1,2,5

      ; van de Pas cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: Q 99386.² GAV-17 GKJ-17.

     Margaret Peche was born on 30 April 1386.³ She married William Montfort Knt., of Coleshill, Warwickshire, son of Sir Baldwin de Montfort Knt., of Coleshill Manor, co. Warwick and Margaret de Clinton, circa 1407.^1,2,5,3

      ; van de Pas cites: 1. Living descendants of Blood Royal in America , Angerville, Count d', Reference: 29
2. Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: Appen C 9
3. Lineage book of the descendants of the illegitimate sons and daughters of the kings of Great Britain., Reference: 5 her surname.² Margaret Peche was also known as Margaret Pecche.³ GAV-18.

     Robert de Montfort Esq., of Church Bickenhall, Warwickshire. married Mary Stapleton, daughter of Leonard Stapleton.³

      ; van de Pas cites: Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: Appen C 9.⁶

Robert de Montfort Esq., of Church Bickenhall, Warwickshire. lived at Monkspath, Warwickshire, England.¹

Robert de Montfort Esq., of Church Bickenhall, Warwickshire. lived at Bescote, Staffordshire, England.¹

     Katherine Montfort married Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire, son of Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massie and Maud de Dutton, in January 1473.^1,2,3
Katherine Montfort married (?) Ferror after 21 March 1484
; her 2nd husband.³
Katherine Montfort died on 7 December 1498.³

     Anne Crowmer married William Whetenhall Esq., Of Hextall's Court, Kent, son of William Whetenhall of East Peckham, Kent and Margaret Heckstall of Heckstall, co. Stafford, circa 1489
; his 2nd wife; date of settlement.^1,2,3,9,6
Anne Crowmer died after 1520.⁶
     Reference: Genealogics cites:
     1. Harleian Society Publications Visitation series . 75:43
     2. Anne Luttrell Ancestry 2011, Higgins, John. 1495.⁶ GAV-15.

     Katheryn Cantelowe married Sir James Crowmer Knt., of Tunstall, Kent, son of Sir William Crowmer of Tunstall, Kent and Elizabeth Fiennes.^1,4,7,8,2,5

      ; Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. P 59268
     2. The Merchant Class of Medieval London, 1300-1500 , Thrupp, Sylvia. 328.⁵ Katheryn Cantelowe was also known as Catherine Cantelowe.⁵ Katheryn Cantelowe was also known as Catherine Cantilupe.⁴ GAV-16.

     Sir James Crowmer Knt., of Tunstall, Kent married Katheryn Cantelowe, daughter of Sir William Cantelow Knt., of Milk St., St. Mary Magdalen, Lond and Margaret Barry.^1,9,2,3,4,10
Sir James Crowmer Knt., of Tunstall, Kent was born circa 1448.⁴
Sir James Crowmer Knt., of Tunstall, Kent died before 1503.^4,2
     Reference: Genealogics:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: P 59267
     2. Harleian Society Publications Visitation series . 74:43.² GAV-16.

; fought on the Workist side.⁴ He was living in 1502.⁴

     Sir William Crowmer of Tunstall, Kent married Elizabeth Fiennes, daughter of Sir James Fiennes Knt., 1st Lord Saye and Sele and Emeline Walsingham,
; her 1st husband.^1,2,3,5
Sir William Crowmer of Tunstall, Kent died on 4 July 1450 at Standard, Cheapside, England; beheaded same day as his father-in-law.^1,5
     Reference: Genealogics:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. Q 118533
     2. Harleian Society Publications Visitation series . 74:43.⁷ Sir William Crowmer of Tunstall, Kent was also known as William Cromer Esq., of Tunstall, Kent.³ GAV-17.

     Elizabeth Fiennes married Sir Laurence Raynsford Knt., of London, Colcehster and Bradfield, Essex, son of William Raynsford Esq., of Bradfield Essex and Eleanor de Broxbourne of Bradfield, Essex,
; her 3rd husband; his 1st wife.^3,7 Elizabeth Fiennes married Sir William Crowmer of Tunstall, Kent, son of Sir William Cromer Knt., of St. Martin's Orgar, London and Tunstall, Kent and Margaret Squery,
; her 1st husband.^1,8,3,2 Elizabeth Fiennes married Alexander Iden Esq., of Milton, Kent and London after 1450
; her 2nd husband.³
      ; van de Pas cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: Q 118534.² GAV-17.

     Mary Roydon married Thomas Darrell of Scotney.¹