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     Edwin Conway (II) Gent. was born circa 1610 at Wigorn, Worcestershire, England;
FAG says b 1615; Early Col Settlers says b. ca 1610.^3,4 He married Martha Eltonhead, daughter of Richard Eltonhead Gent., of Eltonhead, Lancashire and Anne Sutton, circa 1643 at Lancashire, England.^{1,5,2,6,7,3,8}
Edwin Conway (II) Gent. married Mary Carter? circa 1652 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA,
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His 2nd of 2 wives.⁹
Edwin Conway (II) Gent. died before 14 March 1661 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA;
Date of probate. Earley Col Settlers says d. bef 1 Feb 1661.^1,3
Edwin Conway (II) Gent. was buried before 14 March 1661 at Burial location unknown ; From Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     1615, Worcestershire, England
     DEATH     1675 (aged 59–60), Lancaster County, Virginia, USA
     Father: Sir Edward Conway, 1st Viscount Conway
     Mother: Dorothy [Surname?]
     b.(about 1615 estimated), i.e. ~1610-20
     d.~1675
     Brother of John Conway; Lt.-Col. Sir Thomas Conway, MP; Frances Conway; Heliganrith Conway; Brilliana Harley; Mary Conway; Alice Conway; Ralph Conway, MP; Ann Tracy and Edward Conway, 2nd Viscount Conway / Half brother of John Giles Bray, Sir. Husband of Martha Conway and Carter Carter. Father of Eltonhead Corbin Thacker and Edwin Conway, Gent., of Lancaster.
     Family Members
     Spouse
      Martha Eltonhead Conway unknown–1689
     Children
      Eltonhead Conway Thacker 1646–1689
      Edwin Conway 1653–1698
     BURIAL     Non-Cemetery Burial
     Created by: Robert Kuhmann
     Added: 6 Oct 2015
     Find A Grave Memorial 153331174.⁴

His estate was probated on 14 March 1661
; Va. Col. Abstracts--lancaster County, p. 11 Lancaster Court Session 14 March 1660./61 Minute Book p. 141. Com. of Administration on the Est. of MR. EDWIN CONNOWAY, dec' to HENRY CORBYN (CORBIN.)⁴
     Edwin Conway (II) Gent. lived at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.²

Reference:
Per Early Colonial Settlers:
Sources [S268] Virginia Genealogies - Hayden, 591. Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and ..., By Horace Edwin Hayden.³

Edwin Conway (II) Gent. lived at Northampton Co., Virginia, USA.² He was Research Issues
Per Early Colonial Settlers:
Marianne Dillow 2009-02-25 21:15:38
I and my Conway cousins who have worked on my Edwin Conway's parentage that married Martha Eltonhead have concluded Edward Conway and Dorothy Tracy are NOT his parents. Evidence does indicate he could be a nephew of Edward Conway. We still have to prove which family member is his parents. Col. Edwin Conway that married Ann Ball did use a coat of arms that was slightly modified from Edward Conway's coat of arms. I am afraid most people on the internet have Edwin's parents wrong that list them as Edward Conway and Dorothy Tracy. We are continuing research on Edwin and the British Isles Conway's of other members of Edward Conway as we think Edwin does descend from that family but to who we don't know as of right now.

=== Research notes from Marianne Dillow

I am still trying to piece the lineage of my 9th great grandfather Edwin Conway Sr that married Martha Eltonhead.

Edwin shares kinship with Viscount Edward Conway and Dorothy Tracy but they are not Edwin's parents by Douglas Richardson of Plantagenet Ancestry, Magna Carta Ancestry and Royal Ancestry and also other medieval researchers which I have done genealogy with. Viscount Edward Conway that married Dorothy Tracy is the son of Sir John (II) Conway and Ellen Greville.

This is a possible lineage.

"Chasing Conways From Wales to Tennessee and Beyond" by Doralyn Short.

In the beginning...

The history of the Conway family of Medieval England begins in the year AD 1066 with Sir William Conias and the Battle of Hastings. William the Conqueror made him Sir William Conias, his High Constable of England. This William Conias was the forefather of an extensive line of Conways in Wales, England, Ireland and America including most if not all of those who came to America during the 1600's. His arms were sable, on a bend gules, cotised argent, a rose between two annulets of the first. In simpler terms his shield was black with a red diagonal stripe and a black rose in the center of the strip. There was a black annulet (donut shape), om either side by a narrow silver stripe. No two living individuals are allowed to bear the exact same arms at the same moment so Conway men appeared to individualize their arms by alternating the color of the rose and annulets as time went on.

I also have Stanley grandparents in England from Martha Eltonhead's line of Richard Eltonhead and Anne Sutton leading on to Peter Stanley and 2nd wife of CeciilyTarleton which leads to the Stanley's of Janet Stanley and William Stanley.. namely this.. one line of mine...

Sir William Stanley & Joan de Bamville.... grandparents
John Stanley & Mabelle Hausket... grandparents
Sir William Stanley & Alice Massey... grandparents
Sir William Stanley & Margery de Hooton... grandparents
Edmund Stanley of Hooton... grandparent
Janet Stanley & John Conway... grandparents
Edmond Conway & Anne Burdett...grandparents
John Conway of Ragley & Catherine Verney ... grandparents
Sir John Conway of Ragley & Helen Greville...( uncle )
Edward Conway, 1st Viscount Conway & Dorothy Tracy.. (cousin)

My possible line to Edwin Conway, Sr....

Next.. Sir William Conias

Son... John 'the Old Heir' Conway (-1486) and 2nd wife Janet Stanley.

Their son...Edward Conway of Arrow (-1547) m. Anne Burdett dau of Richard Burdett and Joyce Montfort.

Edward and Anne's son is Sir John Conway (1512-1553) . He married Catherine Verney.

Their son below... Thomas Conway (-1606) m. (1) Dorothy Hollis (2) Elizabeth Kingston. He married Dorothy Hollis 1563 in Worcestershire County. A will was filed for her in 1601 in Dumbleton, Gloucestershire, England.

There are other children on these generations so it still leaves the question as to Edwin Conway's exact father. Edwin was born as some say ca 1610, Wigorn Worcestershire County, England. He died by March 1661... Sparacio & Sparacio Virginia County Court Records Order Book Abstracts of Lancaster County, Virginia 1656-1661, 1695, p 86.

Va. Col. Abstracts , Lancaster County , p.11
Lancaster Court Session 14 March 1660/61
Minute Book, p. 141.
Com. of Administration on the Est of MR. EDWIN CONNOWAY, DEC' to HENRY CORBYN.

In the book, "Chasing Conways" of which I have a copy of, by Conway cousins on page 83 it has pictures of an effigy of Sir Thomas Conway and Lady Conway in the chancel of Southrop Church, Gloucestershire , England. This Conway is thought to be a younger son of Sir John Conway and Catherine Verney. He spent his entire life at court as a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I. He was her servant her entire life, beginning even before she ascended the throne. After her death -, Thomas was gentleman usher to her successor, king James I. He was much more involved in the royal court and its proceedings than Viscount Edward Conway who spent much of his life in the military, mostly on foreign soil, and did not become on of its Secretaries of State until after the death of his Uncle Thomas.

This Thomas is considered the most likely candidate for ancestor of Conways of Northumberland and Lancaster Virginia.

Sir Thomas Conway (ca 1540-1606) was of Southrop, County Gloucestershire and London. He left a will in dated 1605, proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and now preserved in the Principal Probate Registry ( Sir Thomas Conwaye, knight. P. A. B. Sowthroppe , Glouc.) He named a wife Elizabeth, a son Edmund, a daughter Bridget, Edmund Kingston and Giles Maye ( this last name may be Giles Braye or Brayne ) were named. Sir Thomas Conway died in 1606. " Captain Thomas Conway, Gent. late Governor of the poor Knights within His Majesty's Castle of Windsor, did depart his life at London in Southwarke upon the 7th day of June 1606,"

IMPORTANT:

In the effigy of Sir Thomas Conway his hands are raised on the breast of over an egg-shaped article and a large signet ring is shown on his left thumb. Sir Thomas' arms were displayed in the chancel of Southrop Church.

Chancel: Quarterly 1 and 4, (Sable) on a bend (argent) cotised (ermine) a rose between two annulets (gules), Conway , 2 and 3, Azure a cross on the field double voided or." Creuikere Crest : On helmet on Wreath Moor's head sidefaced couped (proper) wreathed (argent and azure).

These are the well known Conway arms and places Sir Thomas in the line of Henry Conway ( -1407) and Ellen Crevecuere , ancestor of both the Arrow Conway's of Warwickshire and the Bodrhyddan Conways of Wales. Viscount Edward Conway is of Arrow that married Dorothy Tracy.

IMPORTANT:

The effigy of Sir Thomas Conway in Southrop Church displayed a large signet ring on its left thumb much like the one used by Edwin (III) Conway of Lancaster Virginia. There is a photograph of it.

COL. EDWIN CONWAY according to the Virginia Archives was given a paper and the seal displayed the following arms: "Someone has written of this coat of armor, it indicates a branch of LORD CONWAY family replanted and grown to another tree, and requiring arms of it for legal purposes." ANNE CONWAY, daughter of COL. EDWIN CONWAY married ROBERT EDMONDS in 1729 in Lancaster County, Virginia which the coat of arms was on a piece of paper.

The coat- of- arms of the family of COL. EDWIN CONWAY III, is : It is blazoned:
Sable, on a bend, argent, cotised ermine, a rose, gules, between two annulets of the last."
Crest: " A Moors head, side-faced, proper, banded around the temples, argent and azure."
Motto: Fide et amore "By fidelity and love."

This Edwin Conway is often referred as COL. and he is the grandson of Edwin Conway and Martha Eltonhead by their son Edwin that is a brother to my 8th great grandmother Eltonhead Conway that married Henry Thacker, Sr, in Virginia.

In Maryland... there is a Thomas Connerye/Conway (-1654). Thomas Conway came first to Virginia and then moved to St. Mary's settlement in Maryland. In the transcribed Maryland records his name is spelled with an , r rather than the traditional w. We have a copy of both signatures of Col. Edwin Conway and this Thomas Connerye/Conway and they are similar in appearance.

This Thomas had a warrant dated December 1650. Conway's 200 acre tract was called Connery's Neck. In 1660 his 200 acre tact was possessed by Cornelius Kennedy. On the 1705 rent rolls of St. Mary's County, the 200 acre, tract, now called Thomas Connery's land lay in Resurrection Hundred, on the border with St. Mary's Hundred. Today the land is part of Greenwell State Park.

On 17 Jan 1652/3, this Thomas appointed Friendship Tounge as his attorney to recover a debt and Cuthbert Fenwick witnessed the transaction. Cuthbert married Jane Eltonhead..

When this Thomas Conway died in 1654, the Maryland Court ordered the Estate of Thomas Connery to pay William Eltonhead 304 pounds of tobacco and casks' due by Specialty produced in Court. In 1656 the court records show that Richard Collett produced a letter of Administration on the Estate of Thomas Connery and Mrs. Eltonhead, "in whose hands the the Estate is, Shall deliver the Estate of the said Connery upon Oath to the said Collett Administrate of the said Connery. Mrs. Eltonhead was Jane Girard Eltonhead , widow of the slain William Eltonhead and daughter of Thomas Gerard.

This Thomas Connerye/Conway traveled in the same circles and had dealings with the same individuals as Edwin Conway, Sr. It seems reasonable that they could be brothers.

Research continues.¹⁰

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Per Early Colonial Settlers:
refer to placeholder record "Family Conway" for a possible lineage of Edwin Conway, Sr that married Martha Eltonhead
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Va Col. Abstracts--Lancaster County. Page 11)
Lancaster Court Session 14
March 1660/61. Minute Bk. Page 141.
Com. of Administration on the Est. of Mr. Edwin Connoway dec' to Henry Corbyn.
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1674-1678 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 366
Lancaster County Court 9th of May 1677
- Mrs. MARY CONWAY, Widdowe, beings arrested to this Cort: att the suite of HENERY WILLOUGHBY and not appeareing to answers the saide suite, and the Sheriffe not takeing security accordinge to Acts, order accordinge to Acts is granted against the saide Sheriffs, upon whose request, Attachmt. accordinge to Acts is granted against the saide CONWAY
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Virginia Heraldica, edited by Wm. Armstrong Crozier (Baltimore, 1978,
originally published 1908), Page 68-69: "Conway. Northampton and Lancaster counties.
"Arms: Sable on a bend argent cotised ermine, a rose gules, between two annulets of the last. . . .
"Edwin Conway of the county of Worcester, England, came to Virginia in 1640, and in 1642 was clerk of Northampton county. He was born about 1610, and died in Lancaster county in 1675. He married, 1st, in England, Martha, daughter of Richard Eltonhead, Esq., of Lancashire. He moved from Northampton to Lancaster county about 1652; his second wife being either a sister or sister-in-law of John Carter of Corotoman. His known issue,gathered from deeds in Lancaster Court House: 1) Edwin, born about 1640-4, died 1698, married, 1st, Sarah Fleete; married, 2nd, in 1695, Elizabeth Thompson; 2) Eltonhead (daughter), born about 1646, married about 1662 Henry Thacker."
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1652-1657 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 64-65
BE IT KNOWN unto all men by these pr:sents that I ye Ladye AGATHA CHICHELEY for & in consideracon of ye love & affection I beare unto my Neace, ye Daughter of EDWIN CONAWAY, doe freely give & grante to her ye sd ELTONHEAD, one black browse Cow called Thacker cropt on ye right & underkeeled on ye left; To have & to hold the sd Cow wth: all her increase both male & female unto ye sd ELTONHEAD her heirs Exers. & Admistrs: for ever; And if in case she ye sd ELTONHEAD should decease before she shal come to age, then I doe give y sd Cow both male & female unto my Sister, MARTHA, ye Wife of ye sd EDWIN CONAWAY, to have & to hold ye sd Cow wth all her increase both male & female for ever unto her ye sd MARTHA her heirs Executrs, Admistrs. & assignes In Witness whereof I ye sd AGATHA CHICHELEY have hearunto set my hand & seale this 7th day of May 1653
Signed sealed & delivered in pr:sence of
CUTH: POTTER AGATHA CHICHELEY
JOHN PIG his marke
Recordatr: 10 die Augustii 1653 p JOHN PHILIPS
Markes of Cattle to be recorded for Mr. EDWIN CONAWAY. EDWIN CONAWAYs marke crop on both eares. EDWIN CONAWAY JUNR. crop on both eares & a hole in ye left. ELTONHEAD CONAWAY on both eares & a slitt down ye left
Recordatr: 10th die Augustii 1653 Teste JOHN PHILIPS Cl Cur
THESE PRESENTS witnesseth yt: I EDWIN CONAWAY doe acknowledge to have received of Mrs. ELINOR BROKAS by the apointmt. of my Sister, FENNWICK, in ye time of her Widowhood, one Heifer colored black with a flower de luce on both eares for ye use of my Daughter, ELTONHED, wth: all ye increase both male & female as a Gift from her Aunt FENWICK In Witness whereof I ye sd CONOWAY have hearunto set my hand ye 15th day of ye Instant May 1653
Signed & delivered in ye pr:sence of
FRA: CHICHELEY, EDWIN CONAWAY
CUTH: POTTER
Recordatr: 10th die Augustii 1653 p JOHN PHILIPS, Cl Cur
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1654-1661 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 1-2
Hod. Sir. Service to you & your Wife presented. These are to let you understand that I am ELIAS EDMONDS his Last Will & Testament, Sole Overseer of his Estate & see that his Children not be cheated nor defrauded of their Estate their Father left them, yet JOHN MERIDITH & WALTER HEARD not giveing the Court inteligen ce thereof as I hear obtained an Order for Administration of the Estate, nor I haveing not any notise thereof saying that his Mother in Law, Mrs. EDMONDS, made no Will, thereof the Court granted Letters of Administration (Now I can proved but the Court is so remoat that I cannot bring witnesses) that Mrs. FRANCES EDMONDS made a nun cupative Will which I know in Law is authentick besides there are great debts claimed by some, namely Mr. MERIDITH out of the Estate p accompt wch. I know is contrary to the Act of Assembly in such cases, yet notwithstanding, if it be MERIDITHs right God forbid but he should have it, but I can proved that the great accompt brought in against ELYAS his Estate did nothing appertain to ELYAS nor ought not to be paid out of the sd Estate all which I can prove & shall make appear at the next Court MERIDITH his pretence is that I am a PAPIST and ought not to have the bringing up of the Children which God knows was none of my intent but that some honest careful man shou'd breed them up & not diminish the Estate which I am shure is a good Virginia Estate. There is not all incerted in the Inventory besides the debts ought to be paid before Legacies. It was Mr. EDMONDS wil & desire that his Estate should not be administered on nor anyways alienated by appraisers, therefore I beseech you if it be possible not to grant Letters of Administration until the next Court held for this County for I conceave the Children to be in a desperate condition if you let the sd MERIDITH & HEARD proceed in what they desire the Inventory is not as yet proved nor the Will therefore good Sir. if it be possible grant a reference of all business of that Estate to the next Court held at Majr. CARTERs House where God willing I shall attend you God forbid but the wil of the deced should be performed so neer as maybe they are to have all the increase of their cattle both male & female you will say who will keep the Children upon those terms, I answer I will find those that shall keep them and give them better Education than those in whose custody they are I have that to show the Court under Mr. EDMONDS his hand that the Court doth not know of nor can yet conceave, Therefore I desire that administration may be suspended and all businesses concerning that Estate might to the next Court that I may be there that hath the whole oversight of the Estate & no man else, I know much concerning the greatest debts that are claimed & can I hope secure the Estate from paymt: of some of them. I pray Sir for the good of the fatherles & motherles Children be so Charitable as to stop proceeding and to grant this request to Sir your obliged friend & Servt, to use EDWIN CONAWAY
From my house at the head of COROTOMAN
March the 27th (54)
Postscript: Sir: He hath not put in security nor proved the Wil as yet, therefore the Court may be pleased to stop the proceedings all the tobacco belonging to the Estate upon thy Plantation is pd, away I known not who as yct will give a good account. for that do a great house kept it is I that according to my promise to the deced must & will from time to time question those that shall have the Estate for an account
Directed to Mr. TOBY SMITH
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1654-1661 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 2-4
We whose names are hereunder written have according to Order of Court appraised upon Oath these particulars hereunder mentioned belonging unto the Estate of ELIAS EDMONDS late of COROTOMON RIVER in the County of Lancaster in Virginia deced the 26th day of June Ano: 1654 Tobo. Cask
Impr. 1 fixt gun & unfixt gun, carbine without a lock; 1 gun more formerly fogotten, I great chest without a lock, 1 new fishing line, 1 carpet of stripe stuf. I carpet of East India callicoe: 1 small chest, I brush, 2 pin cushins, 4 old books, 1 pr. of stillards & peas, I looking glass & lamp, 1 duit of curtains & vallens, 1 feather bed, one boulster, two pillows, 1 red rugg, I blanket, 1 old canvas bed p flocks & p feathers, a boulster of the same, I green rug, 1 chest, 9 armes length of roni oak, S armes length of peak, 1 rusty Rapier & Sword, 1 Cain, a demicaster, a felt & child bed linnen, 1 pr. of silk stockings & yarn stockings, 1 pr. of old holland curtains &vallens, 2 lockrem shirts and an old holland shirt. 22 diaper napkins, 2 diaper table cloths, 1 old table cloth & S napkins, 1 pr gloves, I sheet, 1 tin sugar box with a cover, 5 course canvas towels, 1 iron bound trunk, 2 pr of shoes, 3 cases, 1 picture & a spice box, 1 rater sitars, hone paper book, 1 Gold weding ring, 1 small Gold seale ring, a silver Botkin & thimble, 1 small trunk, tuffitie hood & handkerchief, 2 wooden chairs, 1 leather chair, a prospecting glas & a box, 1 small stilliard & peas. 14 milk trays, 3 anthers & a rund, 3 iron pots, 1 brass pot, 1 little iron pot. 1 brass posnet, 1 brass skillet, 1 small mortar & pestle of belmettle, 1 great copper kettle, 2 skimmers, 2 pr. brass snuffers, 2 iron spits, 1 chafeing dish & dripping pan, 1 pr. of bellows, 1 smoothing iron, 2 frying pans, 2 pr. of pothooks, 2 iron pestles, 3 old axes. 1 hatchet, 1 broadax, coopers axe, 1 cross saw, 1 tenant saw, a drawing knife, 3 wedges & cuting knife, 2 hitting hoes, 2 weeding hoes, 1 adz, 1 froc & 1 spade, 3 old pails, 1 churn & these fatt, 1 couch, a rug, a square table, 2 joint stooles, 7 pewter dishes, 2 saucers, 1 skiming dish, 6 porringers, 1 burrup, 2 sack cup, 1 pewter tankard, 3 bacons, 17 old & new spoons, 1 pewter chamberpot, 1 pottle, 1 quart pot, I flock bed, I boulster, 1 rug, 1 hammock all old, 3 pr. of sheets & 4 pillow bears, 2 pr. of tongs & a fire shovel, 2 hooks, a small Boat very leaky & a grindle stone, 22 English trinchers, a Maid Servant to serve 8 months, a Boy to serve 1 year paying him what shall be his due at the expiration of his time, MARY MARSHAL, Widow to serve 4 years The total sum amount to 8762 & cask. An old Bul past serving of Cattle at 450 Sum: total is 9211
p me EDWIN CONNIWAY
the marks or WM. CLAPHAM SENR.
10 Janii 1654 JOHN EDWARDS
A just & true Accot. of ELIAS EDMONDS Crop made in the year of our Lord God 1654 how
it is disposed of by the Administr of the sd EDMONDS Estate Impr: 1 Maid Servt. bought for 1600 ca:, pd by Order of Court to Mr. CONNIWAY - 300; To Mr. FORSIT, pd. for 2 pr. of bodice for the Childrens use; pd. for 4 pr. of shoes for the Childrens use; pd. for 1 pr. of stokings of the Boy; pd. for a Petticoat & apr: of breeches for the Children; pd for 4 yds. of Loirem shirts for the Children at 15 p yd. Due to us 4 141, Total 1 2471
JOHN MERIDITH
WALTER HERD Administrs.
2 Cow calves & two bul calves fallen this present year & a heiffer with calf died; Eight
hhds. oftobo: made the year above written upon the Plantation of ELIAS EDMONDS (8 hhds ) 2786 in all 2330 Net Tobo:
Tobo: disposed of by JOHN MERIDITH being part. of the Estate of ELIAS EDMONDS deced as followeth hhds weighing gros 2437, and net as p Margent 2058
1 hhd. more wt. gros 27Z 10 die Janii 1654

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1652-1657 Lancaster County Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 329
Lancaster County Court 24th of May 1659
NOW KNOW yee that I the sd RICHARD BENNETT Esqr. doe grants unto EDWYNE CONNAWAY Gent. Three hundred acres of land scituate & being in a branch of Rappahannock River called COROTTAMON RIVER lyeing on the Northermost side of & nigh the heade of the saide River & beginninge at a branch mked: white Oake standing in a valley by the River side & runninge for length South East 370 poles adjoyninge on a parcell of Seaven hundred acres of the sd EDWYN CONNAWAYes & for bredth up by or nigh on the River side 150 poles unto a mked: white Oake standing nigh onto the River at a foote of a high hill or of IRON MINE ex so runninge againe for length Southeast 320 pole, the sd lande beinge due unto the sd EDWYNE CONNAWAY by & for the transportacon of Six p:sons into this Collony &c. To have and to hold the same &c. by the yerely Rent of one shilling for every fiftie acres &c. Given at JAMES CITTIE this Sixth day of Decemb: 1652 RI: BENNETT
WM. CLAYBOURNE, Secr.
I EDWIN CONNAWAY doe by these pr:sents assigne over all my right title & interest of the land specified in this Patent unto ROBERT POLLARD & THOMAS SMYTH their heirs & Admrs. forever. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my heade the 8th day of Jan. 1656 from me my heires & Administrators for ever
Test ANDREW BOWYER, EDWIN CONNAWAY
JOHN WHOPER
Recognitr: in Cur 4th the Febr: 1656, record primo die Martii sequen
Test me EDWD. DALE, Cl Cur
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1654-1661 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 151
THESE P:SENTS Witnesseth that I Colo. JOHN CARTER of Rapa. River in the County of Lancaster in Virginia Esqr. for ye Love that I bear towards my Neice, ELTONHEADE, the Daughterof EDWYN CONNAWAY, have given granted &., assigned have given order to be delivered & do by these p:sents give grant assigne & deliver unto EDWYN CONNAW AY for ye use of ye sd ELTONHEADE the oldest heifer that 1 now have in
ye possession & at ye Plantation of WILLM. LUCAS on ye South side of Rapa, River coloured red & a flower deluce on both ears To have & to hold ye sd heifer with all her increase both male & female unto her ye sd ELTONHED CONNOWAY her heirs Exrs. Admrs. & assignes without ye lawfull let or disturbance of anyp:son or p:sons whatsoever In Witnes whereof I have hereunto set my hand ye 9th day of April Ao: 1656 Signed & delivered in presence of
JASPER BAKER, JOHN CARTER
FOSLIN DELANALL
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1654-1661 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 151
THESE P:SENTS Witnesseth that I CUTH: FENNICKE Gent. for ye love I bear unto EDWYN, the Son of EDWYN CONNAWAY of COROTOMON in the County of Lancaster in Virginia Gent. do give unto him ye sd CONNAWAY for ye use of his sd Child, my Godson, two heifers of a year old apiece with all their increase male & female the male to redound unto his Father dureing his minority; To have & to hold ye sd heifers unto him ye sd CONNAWAY for ye use of his Child, EDWYN, his heirs Exrs. Admrs. & assignes forever from me & my heirs forever Witnes my hand & seale ye 10th of June (54) Test THOMAS FENNICKE
CUTH: FENNICKE
WILLIAM ELTONHED
Record in Cur primo Jun: 1658 p EDWD. DALE, Cl Cur
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1666-1670 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 48
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: we AND: PETTEGREW & ISABELL PETTEGREW for a valuable consideracon have sold unto SAM: JONES, ye Sone of ROBT; JONES, his heyres & assignes for ever all our right unto Five hundred acres of Land now in ye possession of ye sd: ROBT; JONES, scituate in FLEETS BAY in ye County of Northumberld: being pt: of a Pattent of a Thousand acres granted unto GERVAS DODSON (ye deced. Husband of ye sd: ISABELL PETTEGREW), & EDWIN CONWAY deced., ye sd. GERVAS DODSON surviving ye sd: CONWAY, left his whole Estate to his Relict, ye sd: ISABELL, hir Exrs., ye wch: aforesd: Five hundred acres of Land being ye other pt: of ye sd: Pattent of 1000 acres as aforesd. To have & to hold ye sd: Five hundred acres of Land wth: all priviledges whatsoever thereunto unto ye sd: SAM: JONES his heyres & assignes for ever;
free from all claimes of ye sd: ANDREW & ISABELL or any p:sons clayming under them & doe like wise give full power to Mr, THO: HOBSON for us & in our names to acknowledge this for us in Northumberld: County, as or: absolute & p:fect Act, Witness or: hands & seales this 15th May 1668.
Test WM. IRONMONGER, AND: PETTEGREW ye Seale
DAVID BROWNE ISABELL PETTEGREW ye Seale
20th June 1668. Recognitur Cur: THO: HOBSON Attor: AND: & ISABELL PETTEGREW & recordatur

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John Walker and Edwin Conway were witnesses to a deed dated 28 Feb 1652/3 --6 Apr 1653 Lancaster Co, Va Richard Coleman patent 320 a. on N. side Rapp. River near land of Wm. Newsome and land now in possession of Rice Jones. Patent issued by Sir William Berkeley. Rice Jones assigns 28 Feb 1652/3 his right in the land to Howell Powell and Geo. Harris.. wit: Edwin Conway, John Walker
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Va Col. Abstracts--Lancaster County. Page 11)? Lancaster Court Session 14 March 1660/61.? Minute Bk. Page 141. Com. of Administration on the Est. of Mr. Edwin Connoway dec' to Henry Corbyn
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 155
EDWYN CONAWAY, Clark: (Clerk), 500 acs. Northampton Co Oct. 8, 1644, Page 17. At Hungers Cr E. upon land of Richard Smith. Trani of 10 pers: Wm. Burrell, Elizabeth hi wife, Fra. Hanson, Richard Fixmus, Landwood, John Powell, Eliza. Porte Edward Daniell. Note: Mr. Burre have assigned his write to Edwyn Conaway this 8th of October 1644. Thorns Knight, Mary Knight, Richard Lathberr, (This patent renewed July 22, 1645 in the name of John Severne.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 157
EDWYN CONNAWAY, of Northampton, Clarke, unto Mrs. Bridget Charleton for the use of her child Johr Severne, to be seated and possession to be delivered unto him the sd. Johr Severne when he of 18 yeares. Oct. 26, 1644, Page 31. Witnesses: Reynald Hawis & John Ellis.shall come to the ago
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 271
MR. EDWIN CONNAWAY, 700 acs. lying on the Northermost side towards the head of Corotoman (?) River, beg. on a poynt at the mouth of Cannaways Cr. 6 Dec. 1652, Page 163. Trans. of 14 pers: Edwin Connaway 3 tymes, Martha his wife, John Calvary, Dennis LyeII, John Roberts, Senr, John Roberts, Jr., Mary Garner, Wm Lucas, William Roberts, John Walker, John Whoop, Math. Welbeloved, A child.
SAME. 300 acs. on Cattatawoman Riv., on the Northermost side nigh the head, adj. his own tract of 700 acs. Same date, Page 164. Trans. of 6 pers: James Langworth, Eliza. Morris, Eliza. Savill, Richard Smith, John Sutton, Alice Ellis, Anne Roberts. Land due for the last name.
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 291
EDWIN CONAWAY, 1250 acs. Lancaster Co., at S. E. side of Corotoman Riv., 6 Apr. 1654, Page 276. Beg. at the mouth of a small creek which divides this & land of Capt. Tho. Hackett &c. to a hill of Iron Mine, etc. 1,000 acs. formerly granted by two patents dated 6 Dec. 1652; & 250 acs. for trans. of 5 pers: Wm. Collins, Edw. Bennett, Alice Elles, Ann Roberts, Samuel Coleman.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 343
MR. EDWIN CONAWAY & MR. GERVASE DODSON, 1000 acs. Lancaster Co., 3 Mar. 1656, Page 82, (120). Upon Corotomen Cr., where the Corotomen Indians lately seated on N. side of sd. Cr., & opposite land of said Dod son. Trans. of 20 per,
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 347
DOMINICK FERRIATT, of Corotoman, in Lancaster Co., 1600 acs., 2 June 1657, Page 102, (152). At the head & upon main branch of Corotoman Riv. which divides this & land of Mr. Edwin Conaway & S. W. upon Claphams
Cr. Trans. of 32 pers: Wm. Ball 4 times, Hugh Davis, Rich. Ball, Wm. Butler, Joane his wife, 2 maid servants, Wm. Perkins, John Jones, Sarah Lee, Ann Whone (?), Patience Martin, Nicho. Jackson, Francis Jackson, Wm. Sparrow, Rich. Franklin & Francis , Tho. Coote, Eliz. Blay, Judith Sewell. Renewed I8 Mar. I662.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 359
MR. EDWIN CONNAWAY, & MRS. HANNAH MOUNTNEY, Widdow, I650 acs. Lancaster Co., 5 Feb. 1657, Page 148, (216). Near the head of Corrotoman Riv., S. W. upon land of sd. Conaway, a little below Moratticoe path, N. W. upon a branch dividing this from land of Mr. Dominick Theriott (Ferriott). Trans. of 33 pers: Henry Patten, Thomas Roffe, Griffin Thomas, Paul Harwood, Robert Wilson, Thomas Parrish, Robert Watts, Fortune Greene, Georg Hawkins, Alex Mountney, Thomas Mountney, Jno. Mountney, Leonard Mountney, Edward Jno.son (Johnson), Bryan Harris, Roger Mountney, Rich. Rostall, Georg Hewes, Nicholas Battinge, Nicholas Peryne, Wm. Berryman, Tho. Howell, Mary Linsey, Mary Hall, Henry Paulle, Wm. Edwinn, Roger Winter, Geo. Shabin, Wm. Duce, Edwd. Goodwinn, Ann Boyle, Ann Lightfoole, Rich. Ashworth.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 365
EDWIN CONAWAY, gent., 2500 acs. Lancaster Co., (no date) Page I71, (255). On the S. E. side & nigh the head of Corotoman Riv., running to corner oake standing neare a run towards Jno. Merridow. Renewal of 2 former patents.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 182
EDWIN CONWAY. 1650 acs., in Lancaster & N'umherland Co.s; on SE side of W'wd, br. of Currotoman Riv. &c.. adj. Col. Cod's line; 26 Sept. 1678. Page 635. Granted to Edwin Conway. dec'd., 30 Nov. 1659, & due the above- named as son & heire. (Note: this name first spelt Connaway)
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Title Connaway[Conway], Edwin.
Publication 26 September 1678.
Gen. note Formerly granted to Edwin Conway decd., by patent bearing date Novr 30, 1659.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Description: 1650 acres in the Counties of Lancaster and Northumberland, Begg. at the Westward branch of Curratoman River. Adjoining the land of Colo Cod.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), Page 635 (Reel 6).
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Title Connaway, Edwin.
Publication 26 September 1675.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Conaway.
Note Location: Northumberland County.
Description: 1650 acres formerly gtd. by patt. to Edwin Connaway, decd. Nov. 30, 1659. Beg.g &c. on the S. Et. side of the Western branch of Curratoman River. In the counties of Lancaster and Northumberland.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), Page 635 (Reel 6).³

     Capt. Henry Creyke married Alice Eltonhead, daughter of Richard Eltonhead Gent., of Eltonhead, Lancashire and Anne Sutton, before 22 April 1677
; her 3rd husband, no children.^1,3
Capt. Henry Creyke died on 8 June 1684.¹
     Capt. Henry Creyke lived at Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2

     Gov. John Winthrop married Mary Forth
; his 1st wife.¹

     Mary Forth married Gov. John Winthrop
; his 1st wife.¹

     George Downing married Frances Howard, daughter of William Howard of Naworth and Mary Eure, in 1654.¹

      ; per Johnson: "Lucy Winthrop who married Emanual Downing on 10 Apr 1622 and had a son George Downing who came with his parents to New England in 1638, attended Harvard and then returned to England by 1654 where that year he married Frances Howard, fourth daughter of William Howard (1603-44) of Naworth."¹

George Downing immigrated in 1638; per Johnson: "Lucy Winthrop who married Emanual Downing on 10 Apr 1622 and had a son George Downing who came with his parents to New England in 1638, attended Harvard and then returned to England by 1654 where that year he married Frances Howard, fourth daughter of William Howard (1603-44) of Naworth."¹

     Frances Howard married George Downing, son of Emanuel Downing and Lucy Winthrop, in 1654.¹

     William Howard of Naworth married Mary Eure, daughter of William Eure KB, 4th Lord Eure of Witton and Lady Lucia/Lucy Noel.¹
William Howard of Naworth was born in 1603.¹
William Howard of Naworth died in 1644.¹

     Mary Eure married William Howard of Naworth.¹
Mary Eure was born in 1602.¹
Mary Eure died in 1638.¹

     Roger Mauduit died in 1351.¹ He married Eleanor de Clare before 24 February 1351
; her 3rd husband.^1,2

     Thomas Eure of Shotton, co. Durham was born circa 1440.² He married Margaret Danby, daughter of Thomas Danby and Maud Metcalf, before 1469.^1,2

Thomas Eure of Shotton, co. Durham died between 1474 and 1475.²

     Robert Eure married Anne Tempest.¹

     Sir Henry Percy of Bamburgh married Constance (?) before 1486
; her 1st husband.¹
Sir Henry Percy of Bamburgh died in 1486.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: P 49835
2. Collins Peerage of England, 1812 , Reference: 2;286.¹

     Sir Robert Ogle Knt., 5th Lord Ogle was born in 1510 at Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England; Genealogics says b. 1516; FaG says b. 1510. Drawing of Bothal Castle and OGLE family descent from FaG.^1,2 He married Lady Dorothy Widdrington, daughter of Sir Henry Widdrington of Widdrington and Marjery Percy, in 1527 at Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England,
; His 1st of 2 wives.^3,1,2 Sir Robert Ogle Knt., 5th Lord Ogle married Lady Jane Radcliffe of Dilston, daughter of Sir Cuthbert Radcliffe Knt., of Cartington and Dilston, Northumberland and Lady Margaret Clifford, on 8 July 1537 at Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.^4,5,2
Sir Robert Ogle Knt., 5th Lord Ogle died on 6 March 1545; Under the Earl of Northumberland he took part in raids across the Scottish border and in the suppression of the Pilgrimage of Grace in 1537. In the years 1537 until 1545 he was prominent in Border Warfare. He was a Commissioner of Peace for Northumberland in 1538. He was probably mortally wounded at the battle of Penielheugh or Ancrum Moor, 27 February, as he died 6 March 1545.^1,2
Sir Robert Ogle Knt., 5th Lord Ogle was buried after 6 March 1545 at St. Andrew's Churchyard, Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England;
From Find a Grave:
Sir Knight Robert Ogle II
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: N 14565
2. A Genealogical History of the dormant, abeyant, forfeited and extinct peerages of the British Empire, London, 1866, Burke, Sir Bernard, Reference: 413
3. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: X 34.¹

     Lady Dorothy Widdrington was born in 1506 at Widdrington, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England.² She married Sir Robert Ogle Knt., 5th Lord Ogle, son of Robert Ogle 4th Lord Ogle and Anne Lumley, in 1527 at Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England,
; His 1st of 2 wives.^1,3,4
Lady Dorothy Widdrington was buried in 1537 at St. Andrew's Churchyard, Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England;
From Find a Grave:
Lady Dorothy Widdrington Ogle
Lady Dorothy Widdrington died in 1537 at Bothal, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England.²
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: X 413
2. A Genealogical History of the dormant, abeyant, forfeited and extinct peerages of the British Empire, London, 1866, Burke, Sir Bernard, Reference: 413.¹

     Beatriz de Sousa married Sir Gilbert Talbot KG, 5th Lord Talbot, 5th/8th Lord Strange of Blackmere, son of Sir Richard Talbot 4th Lord Talbot de Blackmere and Ankaret le Strange Baroness Strange of Blackmere, circa 1415.¹
Beatriz de Sousa married Sir Thomas Fettiplace before 1423
; her 2nd husband.²
Beatriz de Sousa died in 1448.¹
      ; per van de Pas: Possibly an illeg. daughter (or granddaughter) of Dom Lopo de Sousa; She is described as belonging to the illustrious house of Pinto.¹

; van de Pas cites: 1. Ancestors of Cassandra Elizabeth Taylor 2003. , Taylor, Nathaniel, Reference: Dudley line
2. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, 1938, Reference: page 2236
3. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1999 , Reference: page 2604.¹

     Sir Thomas Fettiplace married Beatriz de Sousa before 1423
; her 2nd husband.¹
Sir Thomas Fettiplace died between 1442 and 1446.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Ancestors of Cassandra Elizabeth Taylor 2003. , Taylor, Nathaniel, Reference: Dudley line.¹

     John Fettiplace married Joan Fabian.²

John Fettiplace died in August 1464.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who came to America bef. 1700, Baltimore, 1995, Weis, Frederick Lewis; Sheppard, Walter, Reference: 53.¹

     Joan Fabian married John Fettiplace, son of Sir Thomas Fettiplace and Beatriz de Sousa.¹

      ; van de Pas cites: Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who came to America bef. 1700, Baltimore, 1995, Weis, Frederick Lewis; Sheppard, Walter, Reference: 53.¹

     Robert "Bastard of Exeter" Holand married Margaret (?)¹

      ; per Richardson: "...reportedly executed by Warwick at Coventry Warwickshire in March 1460/1..may also be one of the two bastard sons of the Duke of Exeter slain at the Battle of Towton 29 March 1461.¹

     Jane Holand married John Kendall.¹
Jane Holand married Sir John Trelawny Knt.¹

      ; per Richardson, Jane Holland is "ancestress of Oliver Manwaring."¹

     Elizabeth Holand married John Reskymer.¹