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     Ursula St. Leger married Rev. Daniel Horsmanden.¹
Ursula St. Leger was born on 11 October 1631.¹
Ursula St. Leger died before 18 October 1672.¹
Ursula St. Leger was buried on 18 October 1672 at Ulcombe, co. Kent, England.¹

     Rev. Daniel Horsmanden married Ursula St. Leger, daughter of Sir Warham St. Leger Knt., of Ulcombe, Kent and Mary Hayward.¹
Rev. Daniel Horsmanden was born before 16 March 1583.¹ He was baptized on 16 March 1583 at Lenham, co. Kent, England.¹
Rev. Daniel Horsmanden died before 27 January 1655 at Maidstone, co. Kent, England.¹

     Col. Warham Horsmanden married Susannah/Susan Beeching/Beaching.¹
Col. Warham Horsmanden was born before 5 September 1628.¹ He was baptized on 5 September 1628 at Ulcombe, co. Kent, England.¹
Col. Warham Horsmanden died in 1691.¹

     Susannah/Susan Beeching/Beaching married Col. Warham Horsmanden, son of Rev. Daniel Horsmanden and Ursula St. Leger.¹

Susannah/Susan Beeching/Beaching died in 1691.¹

     Katherine St. Leger married Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne, Kent on 10 July 1628.¹

Katherine St. Leger died on 28 August 1658 at Maidstone, co. Kent, England.¹

     Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne, Kent married Katherine St. Leger, daughter of Sir Warham St. Leger Knt., of Ulcombe, Kent and Mary Hayward, on 10 July 1628.¹

Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne, Kent died before 1652 at Virginia (probably), USA.¹

     Mary St. Leger was born in 1612.¹ She married Col. William Codd Esq., of Pelicans, Wateringbury, Kent circa 27 November 1632
; date of license.²

     Col. William Codd Esq., of Pelicans, Wateringbury, Kent married Mary St. Leger, daughter of Sir Warham St. Leger Knt., of Ulcombe, Kent and Mary Hayward, circa 27 November 1632
; date of license.¹
Col. William Codd Esq., of Pelicans, Wateringbury, Kent died between 10 December 1652 and 25 July 1653.¹

His estate was probated on 25 July 1653
; PCC 120 Brent.¹
     Col. William Codd Esq., of Pelicans, Wateringbury, Kent left a will on 10 December 1652.¹

     Richard Wright was born in 1633 at Bolton-on-Swale, Yorkshire, England.² He married Anne Mottrom, daughter of John (I) Mottrom and Lucy (?), before March 1656/57 at Chicacoan, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 1st husband.^1,3
Richard Wright died on 10 December 1663 at Chicacoan, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
     Reference: From Early Colonial Settlers:
Hapologroup J2.
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1661-1665 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 364
Northumberland County Court 20th of October 1663
- Upon the peticon of MRS. ANNE WRIGHT, the Widdow & Relict of Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT, deced., It is ordered that a Commission of Administracon bee granted unto her of the Estate of her sd. deced. Husband with the Will annexed, sheep resenting an In- ventory thereof to the Court & putting in security accordinge to Act
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 114
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen . I RICHARD WRIGHT of CHICKACONE being very sick & weake in body butof sound & p:fect mind & memory doe make this my Last Will and Testament in manner & forme following;
Imprs. I will & bequeath my Souleunto almighty God the giver of it & my body to the earth from whence it came, theire to be decently buried, And as to all my worldly goods wch: it hath pleased God almighty to endowe mee withal', I will & bequeath as followeth;
Item. I will & bequeath unto my loveing Wife, ANNE WRIGHT, the one halfe of my land lying & being upon MACHOATICK & POTOMACK RIVERs, shee to have the halfe that joynes upon her Brother, SPENCER, & the land to have as long as shoe lives & after her death to goe to my Sonne, FRANCIS; Likewise I give to my sd. Wife, a Negro woman called Patience & her Child called Grande;
Item. I will & require that all my English Servants & Negroes (not hereafter by mee bequeathed) & all the taste of my p:aonall Estate in Virginia & MARYLAND be equally devided into three ptes: & that my Wife have the one third, my debts & legacies being first paid;
Item. I will & bequeath the other two ptes: ( ) & Negroes &p:sonall Estate unto ( ) to be equally devided betweene them ( ) any of them should dye before ( ) & twenty or my Daughter to be ( ) devided betweene her survivors ( );
Item. I give & bequeath unto my Da( ) land in the Freshes of PATOMACK ( )
Item: I give & bequeath unto my ( ) Land lying & being upon ( ) halfe at present & the other to him to him & his heires for ever ( ) FRANCIS all my money in England
( ) for the dischargeing the ( ) Administration, likewise I doe ( ) Sonne, FRANCIS WRIGHT my ( ) last Will & Testament
Item. I will & give unto my Brother ( ) as Ten hands can stand, hee tak( ) River whereon RICE MADDOX lives ( ) heires soe long as hee shall live P;vided ( )
Item, I give unto my Brothers, NICHOLAS SPENCE & ( ) SPENCE & my Brother, Mr. JOHN MOTTROM, each of them Ten shillings to buy them a mourninge ringe;
Item. I will and desire that what estate I have given unto my Children only continue with their Mother until! such time as they shall come of age or my Daughter to be marryed & that what p:fitt shall be yearly made (their maintenance and other charges beinge deducted) yearly to be imployed for my Childrens advantage accordingly to their Mother and the Overseers of this my Will shall think fitt, Further I will & desire that if my Wife should be marryed againe then my Children & their Estates to be wholy at the disposal of the Overseers;
Item. I doe hereby constitute & appoint my Brother, Mr. NICHOLAS SPENCER & my Brother, Mr. JOHN MOTTROM the Overseers of this my last Will & Testament, &as for what Estate I have in England, I constitute & appoint my Cozen, NICHOLAS MORRISON of London, Mercht, one of the Overseers of this my last Will &Testament desireing him in that Estate to be aiding &c assisting to my other Overseers;
Further, I doe declare & make this my last Will & Testamt., hereby revokeing & makeinge void all Wills & Testaments whatsoever by mee formerly made; In Witnesses whereunto I have here sett my hand & sealethis Sixteenth day of August in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred sixty & three
Signed sealed in the presence of
JNO: FOUNTAINE, RICHD: WRIGHT, ye Seale
EDMUND HOLDER
10th December 1663. This Will was proved in Northumberland County Court by the Oathes of Mr. JNO: FOUNTAINE & EDMUND HELDEN to be the last Will & Testament of Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT deced., and the Will is recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 117
A true & p:fect Inventory of all & singular the goods cattle servants & debts of Capt. RICHD. WRIGHT deced., which were left at CHICKACONE in NorthId, Couinty,
(viz); Imprs. one feather bed bolster & pillowes, five old holland sheets & four pr. of canvas sheets, 6 pillowe bearer towells, one holland table cloth & eleaven holland napkins, three course table cloths & eleaven course napkins, 2 cupboard clothes, 1 great iron bound trunck; 1 great lookeing glasse; 1 brasse warming pan; 1 old haire trunck; I pr. belloves & 2 wickett basketts; 2 brushes & a p:cell of old bookes; one great chest & one smaller, one small trunck; one great iron bound case & bottles; 1 small port mantua & one box, beds, bolsters & cowerings, ruggs, pillowes, bolsters & blankett ruggs & blankets, Servants beds, two stooles, one low chayre, one large cedar chest, one haft & five old bands, a belt, roasting forke, cups & one Silver spoone, pewter dish & two smaller; halfe the old pewter, flaggon, 2 candlesticks, salt seller & 2 chamber potts, 16 trenchers, 2 pr. of snuffers; two staples, 7 pr, of hindges, one payre of tongs; heaters & some flats iron, brasse morter & pestle, stone morter & pestle, small iron bound caske, brasse pr. of scales & weights, 1 small iron kettle; 2 iron potts & pott hookes; 1 great brasse skillett, a great iron pott, frying pan, dripping pan, branding irons, sickles, one unfixed gun, pr, of stilliards, paire of hand screwes & 1 small bell; 1 churne, 1 powdering tub, 5 cheese facts, 8 milke trayes, 2 meale trayes & 2 payles, one cheese presse, 2 washing tubs, 3 earthen dishes & 3 butter dishes; one old Sloope sayles riggin & chayne, one Shallop, thirty five ewes, three rums & two weathers, eight cowes & two two yeare old heyfers; foure steeres, one bull & five yearlings, one Negro woman & two Children; five servants (vizt.) SAMUEL JEWELL haveing three yeares to serve; WILLIAM GRANDEE haveing two yeares to serve; EDMUND HOLDER, an Apothecary, two yeares to serve; wth one Chest with some medicines; ELIZABETH HOLMES two yeares to serve; MARGARETT RICHARDSON three yeares to serve; one copper,
Debts due to Capt. RICHARD WRIGHT at the time of his decease: JOHN CLARKE Dr. by Bill; RICHARD BENTLEY, JOHN GARNER, HENRY ROCKE, JOSEPH HORSLEY, FRANCIS SYMMONS, JOHN EARLE, CHRISTOPHER BOAZ, WALTER WEEKES, Mr. FLYNT by Noate; HENRY DIKES Mr. JAMES GAYLARD p order; WM: HOPKINS p order; ROBERT SECH, Admr. of Coll:( )
8th March 1663. Mrs. ANNE WRIGHT ( ) on her Oath this to be a true & p:fect Inventory of all the Estate of her deced: Husband, Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT, in Northumberland County & recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 117-118
A true and perfect Accot. of the Apprizemt. of all & singulr the Goods chattel's servants and debts of Capt. RICHARD WRIGHT deced: which was brought to the view of us whose names are hereunto subscribed being by order of Court appointed for the same; March 10th 1663. Tobco: lbs.
The total sums of this Apprizemt. is 23344
Goods entered in the Inventory & yett not apprized as followeth: one paire of stilliards 3 paires of hookes & hinges, 1 old Sloope with old sayles riggin & a chaine, 1 Shallop, a Man Servant named SAMLL: JEWELL 3 yeares to serve; 1 cow, 2 heyfers, 3 yearlings, 1 flock bed with bolster & cowering, 3 paire of hinges;
PETER PRESLY ROBERT SECH
NICHOLAS OWEN JOHN CONTANCEAN Apprizers
March the 10th 1663. These Apprizers of this Estate of Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT deced: were sworne before mee & is recorded WM: PRESLY
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1657-1661 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 148
Northumberland County Court 23rd of November 1657
- Upon the Peticon of Mr. WALTR: BRODHURST, Attorney of Mr. RICHD: WRIGHT, whoe marryed one of the Daughters of Coll. JNO: MOTTROM, deced, It is ordered that Capt. JNO: ROGERS, Mr. WM: THOMAS, Mr. CHARLES ASHTON and Mr. PETER PRESLY, at some convenient time betweene this & the 20th of January next, meete at the house of sd. Coll. MOTTROM, there to devide the Estate of the said Colls: Children & that part & portion of the Estate wch: shall belong to ANNE, one of the Daughters of the sd. Coll., the nowe Wife of the sd. Mr. WRIGHT, after devison thereof made, to be appraysed & delivered to the sd. Mr. WRIGHT, his Wife, or their Attorney, hee the sd. Mr. WRIGHT giveing security to Mr. WM: PRESLY, Administr; of the sd. Estate, to save him harmelesse from the paymt, of all such dues as properly belongeth to the sd. Mr. WRIGHT, to pay & allowe out of his sd. Wifes Estate on the behalfe of her deced. Father
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1657-1661 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 187
Northumberland County Court 21st of October 1658
- Lett noe Administracon be granted nor nothing else bee done concerneing the Estate of Mr. RICHARD THOMPSON. deced., untill Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT, Administr: of the Estate of Coll. JNO. MOTTROM deced., whoe married wth: ye Widdowe &Relict of the sd. THOMPSON be first called
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1657-1661 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 205
Northumberland County Court 20th of May 1659
These are to certifie that Capt. RICHARD WRIGHT made his right appeare to 800 acres of Land for the transportacon of these p:sons following into this Country, vizt.
Himselfe, twice JACOB WILLOUGHBY
CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT THOMAS MORE
Mr. NICH: SPENCER, twice ROBT. LAWSON
JOHN MOTTROM JUNIOR MARY DOUGHTY
SAMUELL MILLS MARY HUGHS
Mr, ROBT, SPENCER SARAH BRADFORD
GEORGE SLIGHTHAM THOMAS EFFORD
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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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1658-1659 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 104a.
Mr. Richard Wright doth give for his marke of hoggs and cattle cropt on the left eare, underkeeled on the right.
12 April 1658. Recorded.
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1659-1660 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 135a. 2 July 1659. Richard Wright of Chickacone, merchant, appointe Humphry,Haggett my attornye to answer the suite of Captn. Giles Brent in Westmoreland County Court.
Rich. Wright
Wit: Ja. Gaylord, William Grinsteed [?].
20 July 1659. Recorded.
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 106
KNOWE ALL MEN by these prsents that I RICHARD WRIGHT appoint my loveing Friend, THOMAS HOBSON, my true &lawfull Attorney for me & in my name in all such business as relates to me in the County Court of Northumberland & further doe give my sd, Attorney power to take one or more Attorneys under him & whatsoever my sd: Attorney shall act or doe in the p:misses I will ratifiy and confirme as though I were p:sonally p:sent my selfe, As Witnesse my hand Aprill the 14th 1663
Teste THOMAS SMITH RICHD: WRIGHT
20th July This Lre. of Atto: was recorded Anno 1663
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 107
I ROBERT TOMLIN of RAPPAHANOCK in Virginia doe hereby appoint my loveing Freind, Mr. RICH: WRIGHT of CHICKACONE in Virginia, my true & lawfull Attorney to implead on my behalfe Mr. WILLIAM BATTIN his heires or assignes in reference to a Bill due to mee or my assignes from the abovesd: Mr. BATTIN for Fower thousand pounds of bright & large tobacco in caste as may more at large appeare by an Obligacon for the sd: summe under the hand of the sd: Mr. WM. BATTIN, & for recowery of the same or any charges belonging thereunto, I doe hereby fully impower my sd: Attorney to demand & use all other lawfull meanes in recowery of the same or any pte: thereof, to give discharges in my stead for the same & for confirmacon of all above written, I doe hereby affirme whatsoever shall be done by my sd: Attorney or whome hee shall appoint to be as authentiqe in Law as if I my selfe had done the same; In Witnesse whereof I have set my hand & wale this 17th day of January 1662
Teste ROBERT GOODYEARE, ROBERT TOMLINs his marks
JOHN CARPENTER
20th July 1663. This Lre. of Attorney was recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 107
KNOWE ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I RICHARD WRIGHT appoint THOMAS HOBSON my true & lawfull Attorney to act for mee in all causes & trial's in Northumberland County Court & whatsoever my sd: Attorney shall doe I shall stand to it as well as ( ) there pr:sent, As Witnes my hand & seale this ( )
RICHD: WRIGHT
20th July 1663. This Lre. of Attorney was recorded

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1663-1668 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 265. 28 Sept. 1661. Patent of Francis Morrison Esqr. to Richard Wright and Nicholas Spencer of 1100 acres in Potomack freshes above Piscattaway bounding easterly on the river, southerly on the land called Mr. John Ashton's land ... formerly granted 600 acrss to Robert Bradshaw and James Clouton and 500 acres to Edward Williams by pattent 15 July 1657 and by them deserted for want of seating ... for transportation of twenty-two persons.
Francis Morrison
Thomas Ludwell Secy.
6 Sept. 1665. Recorded.
6 Sept. 1665. Nicholas Spencer Gent. unto Anne Wright my niece the daughter of Richard Wright. For natural love and affection. All my interest to this pattent.
Nicholas Spencer
6 Sept. 1665. Acknowledged by Nicholas Spencer.
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1666-1669 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 14
Lancaster County Court 14th of November 1666
- The diffeence dependinge between Mr. JOHN CURTYS &Mr. DAVYD FOX. the Administr of Mr. RICHARD WRIGHT (deced), is referred to ye next Cort,
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1666-1669 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 105
Lancaster County Court 12th of May 1669
- In a difference dependinge at this Cort. between Mr. JOHN CURTYS, Plt. & Mr. DAVYD FOX, who marryed the Relict of Mr, RICHARD WRIGHT (deced), Defendt., in a matter of Debt„ the wrytinges beinge defaced & but one witnesse to prove any of ye sde. papers & the businesse agt. an Orphts. Estate, this Cort. declareing that they could make no certaine Judgemt, thereon, the Plt. did thereupon appeale, to wch: ye Defendt readily consented. Whereupon it is ordered that ye Plt. enter into Bond accordinge to Acte wth: security to p:secute his sde, Appeal! ye 4th day of ye nexte Genll. Cort, helde at JAMES CITTY & to pay damadges accordinge to Acte

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VIRGINIA GLEANINGS IN ENGLAND; The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography: His will is preserved in a much mutilated record book in Northumberland. He gives his wife Anne, one half his land Machodoc and Potomac rivers-"that is the half that joins my brother Spencer (Nicholas Spencer, Esq., of Cople parish, Westmoreland county, Va., and formerly of Cople, Bedfordshire, England, Governor of Virginia, &c., who had married Frances, daughter of Col. John Mottram ), with reversion at her death to his son Francis Wright. To wife two negroes (named.) All of the English servants, negroes, not otherwise bequeathed, and rest of personal estate in Virginia and Maryland, to be divided into three equal parts, of which wife is to have one part and his three children the other two parts. To son, Mottram Wright, all his land on Elk Run, Maryland. To my *** land lying **.-** Francis **.-** for discharging education all my money in England **. To daughter ** land in the freshes of Potomac. To my brother*" land at **. To my brother Nicholas Spencer, and sister Mrs. Frances Spencer, and brother John Mottram, each a ring. Brothers Spencer and Mottram, overseers. Cousin Mathew Merriton, of London, merchant, an overseer in England, dated Aug. 16, and proved in Northumberland, Dec. 10, 1663. The inventory of the personal estate of Mr. Richard Wright was recorded March 10, 1663-4, and was appraised at 23,334 lbs. tobacco.
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Jo Anne Mackby 2004-12-11 20:36:04
Richard Wright, Gent was born 1633 Bolton-on-Swale, Co. York. Richard Wright sailed "out of London" and his given name did not include Whittington. This is an old error

Father: Reverend, Francis Wright, III-[128677] (Abt 1602-1655)
Mother: Anne Merriton-[128678] (Abt 1606-1670)

Contributed by: James Hughes

The Washington Ancestry and Records of the McClain, Johnson and Forty Other Colonial American Families, Volume 1, Page 330
Captain Richard Wright had been appointed attorney for "Robert Tomlin of Rappahanock in Virginia," January 17, 1662, who refers in his letter of that date to "my loveing ffreind Mr Rich: Wright of Chicacone in Virginia"; but Captain Wright assigned his authority to John Hobson. It is shown in the Mottrom chapter that Colonel Isaac Allerton, who succeeded upon the death of Captain Richard Wright to the executorship of the estate of Colonel John Mottrom whose widow, Ursula (Bish) Thompson-Mottrom-Colclough, he married as her fourth husband, referred before the court of Northumberland on August 23, 1664, to
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Contributed by: James Hughes

The Washington Ancestry and Records of the McClain, Johnson and Forty Other Colonial American Families, Volume 1, Page 320
[Ibid., page 96.] 20 9br 1658. Lett noe administracon be granted nor nothing else be done concerning the Estate of Mr Richard Thompson dec'd until Mr Richard Wright admrtor of the Estate of Coll Jno Mottrom dec'd whoe married wth ye widdowe & Relict of the sd. Thompson be first called.

This action by Mr. Richard Wright was probably taken to assist in discouraging the widow of Colonel Mottrom in her efforts to obtain as much as possible of the estate of her second husband, Colonel Mottrom. Hence he acted in the interest of the latter's children, in whose behalf he was always most watchful.

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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 375
MR. RICHARD WRIGHT, 2200 acs. Westmoreland Co., 7 Oct. 1658, Page 210, (305). On S. W. side of Patomeck Riv., bounded from Sandy Point at the mouth of Armsbies Cr. unto Mattrons point, W. N. W. upon Nominy Bay, thence to Wright Virgin Cr. &c. 963 acs. granted unto Col. John Mottrom, 13 Aug. 1650 & due sd. Wright as marrieinge Ann the daughter of sd. Mottrom; 500 acs. granted to Thomas Wilkinson 10 Oct. 1650, afterwards granted to Thomas Brereton 8 June 1658 & assigned to sd. Wright, & 737 Acs. for trans. of 15 pers: John Bateman, Edward Sanders, Jno. Knight, Richard Cox, Symon Carpenter, Joseph Hary, Rich. Wright, James & Patience, Negroes, Charles Winterne, Nich. Smith, Tho. Hartsford, Wm. Churme, Margarett Donnell, Jno. Case.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 198
THOMAS GERRARD, Gent., 1,000 acs. Northumberland Co., 18 Oct. 1650, Page 249. Upon the S. side of Potomeck Riv., beg. at the mouth of Herring Cr. on the N. side, which issues out of Nomeny Riv. Trans. of 20 pers: Thomas Gerrard, Susana Gerrard, Susa. his daughter, Temp. Gerrard, Fra. Gerrard, Justinian Garrard, Henry Chesly and for adventure of a servt. ?, Cornelius Canedy, John Goldsmith, Mary Strong, John Shanks, Edw. Shelly, John Taylor, Fra. Hutton, John Gerrard, Richd. Wright, Tho. Downe, Richd. Walker, Joell Gibbs. Land due for 4 Indians.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page401
ISAAK ALLERTON, 500 acs. Westmoreland Co., 28 Mar. 1662, Page 315, (434). 300 acs. on S. side of Lower Machotique River 2 mi. up the same & near Oyster Shell poynt & 200 acs. bounding S.Ely. towards sd. land &c., 2 white oaks being in a line of division between this & land of Mr. Henry Vincent, N.Ely. upon land of Capt. Richard Wright & S.Wly. on land of Jno. Hawkins. 300 acs. granted to George Watts 19 Oct. 1653, assigned to Jno. Wood who assigned to sd. Allerton & 200 acs. for trans. of 4 pers: Anthony Harris, Stephen Harris, Peter Mackro, Wm. Andrewes.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 82
COL. NICHOLALL. (Nicholas) SPENCER, 900 acs. W'moreland Co.. in Nominy Bay, F. N. F. upon Powmack Riv. a gr. pond dividing this & land of Mr. Richard Wright, adj. line of John Armesby, decd : 6 Oct. 1670, Page 319. Part of 963 acs. granted to Col. John Matrome, dec'd., 13 Aug. 1650, & due Spencer by deed from Mr. Richard Wright & Ann his wife. the naturall daughter of sd. Col. Matrome, dated 18 Aug. 1662, & recorded in sd. Co., etc.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 82
MISTRESS ANN WRIGHT, daughter of Mr. Richard Wright, 1100 acs; in Potomack freshes above Puscatua. adj. Mr. John Ashton; 7 Oct. 1670, Page 319. Granted to Robert Bradshaw & James Claughton & deserted; 500 acs. granted to Edward Williams, & deserted; & granted to Coll. Nicholas Spencer & Mr. Richard Wright by patt. & order of the Gen'l. Ct. dated 28 Sept. 1661, recorded 6 Sept. 1665; & now intirely due sd. Spencer as survivor; and by him out of hic love and affection given to sd. Mistris Ann as by conveyance recorded &c., 6 Sept. 1665.
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URL (Click on link) http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=305&last=&g_p=P4&co llection=LO Patent
Title Wright, Richard.
Publication 7 October 1658.
Gen. note "This patent renewed in said Wrights name 7th Apl. 1662."
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Westmoreland County.
Description: 2200 acres on the south west side of Potomack River bounded as followeth viz. from the Sandy point to the north of Armsbies Creek unto Mattrons Creek W. N. W. upon Nominy Bay, thence to Weiget Virgins Creek. &c.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, Page 305 (Reel 4).

Sources [S77] Genealogies of Virginia Families Vol. II, from Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Scott, Paul H, (Name: he William and Mary Quarterly, vol. 19, no. 4, 1939, pp. 485-509;), 722. at Citation.²

     Thomas Willoughby married Mary Bennett
;
His 1st wife.² Thomas Willoughby was born on 25 December 1632 at Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Sarah Thompson, daughter of Richard Thompson and Urula Bysshe, before 1659 at Northampton Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 1st wife.¹
Thomas Willoughby died on 15 August 1672 at Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, USA, at age 39.¹
     Reference: From Early Colonial Settlers:
Lower Norfolk County Deeds and Watt. Book E, 1666-1675, fol. 125.
15th August 1672
An Inventory and apraisement of the Estate of It Col. Thomas Willoughby
deceased taken and appraised by us underwritten this 15th day of May 1672.
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VIRGINIA LAND, MARRIAGE, AND PROBATE RECORDS 1639-1850
Name:
Thomas Willougbye
Date:
Sep 15, 1673
Location:
Norfolk County, VA
Notes:
This probate record was extracted from microfilmed copies of the original Will Book.
Description:
Executor
Book date:
E-163
Prove date:
Feb 17, 1673
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Thomas Willoughby was fined 300 pounds sterling in 1655 for fornication with Mary Bennett, his father's maid servant. Mary petitioned in the courts for her son's support and was awarded a milch cow.
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Willoughby-Baylor House (circa 1794)
601 East Freemason Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
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Built on a 200 acre land grant by Thomas Willoughby, this magnificent house is a classic example of Georgian and Federal architecture and it is filled with authentic 18th century furnishings that offer visitors a view of Colonial life for a middle-class family in 18th century Norfolk. A charming 18th century style garden is also located on the grounds

Norfolk History Museum at the Willoughby-Baylor House, 601 East Freemason Street, was built in 1794 by Captain William Willoughby, a descendant of English immigrant Captain Thomas Willoughby I, who was the recipient of a 1636 Royal grant of 200 acres - 50 of which would become the town of Norfolk in 1682. The house remained in the family until 1890 when it was sold. It subsequently fell into decline and was slated for demolition until it was bought and restored by the Norfolk Historic Foundation in 1964.
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p.44. Certificate for 800 acres to Tho Willoughby Junior for transporting: Mary Bennett, John Muckeallen, Allexander Bell, William Fell, John Bell, Paul Trigge, John Gore, Grace Trigge, Joseph Toogood, John Savvidge, Peter Banden, Daniel Snoddy, James Wickard, Mathewe Hancocke, Richard Draper, George Hill.
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1661-1665 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 317
Northumberland County Court 8th of September 1662
- Upon the petition of RICHARD THOMPSON, Orphant, the Court hath taken notice that hee hath chose Mr. THOMAS WILLOUGHBY for his Gaurdian doth approve of the same, hee being now at legall yeares for such an election
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 127
To all &c., Whereas &c. Now know pee yt; I Sr. WM: BERKELEY Knt. &c., doe give & grant unto RICH: THOMPSON Forty & eight acres of Land scituate & being in Northumberld: County abuttinge Southerly upon the land of the sd. RICH: THOMPSON, Easterly upon a Branch of a Creeke yt: devideth this land from ye Lands of MICH: BROOKE: Southwest upon the land of GEORGE COLCLOUGH, Westerly & Northwestwardly upon the maine woods, the sd. Forty & eight acres of land being granted unto him the sd. RICH: THOMPSON by Assignemt. of THO: CONYARS, Dated the 15th December 1651. We THO: WILLOBY & ELIZ: THOMPSON & SARAH the Wife of ye sd: WILLOBY doe assigne & transferr all or: right title & interest of all the Land contained in this Patent wth: all priviledges thereto belonginge from us or: heyres unto WM: THOMAS his heyres or assignes for ever; Witnesse our hands this 20th Feb: 166( )
Witnesse JAMES NEIBAR, THO:WILLOBY
FRAN: JACKSON SARAH WILLOBY
I PET. PRESLY who marryed wth: ELIZABETH THOMPSON, doe confirm ye abovesd: Assignemt. Witnesse my hand this 20th day of June 1664
PET: PRESLY
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 127
To all &c., Whereas &c., Nov know yee yt: I Sr. WM: BERKELEY Knt. &c., doe give & grant unto RICH: THOMPSON, the Sonne of RICH: THOMPSON deced., Five hundred & ( ) acres of land beinge in LITTLE WICOCOMOCO CREEKE in County of Northumberland & knowne by the ( ) KINGS NECK ( ) as followeth; Beginning at LITTLE WICOCOMOCO CREEKE ( ) or Branch commonly called ( ) of a Creeke called KINGES CREEKE ( ) West side from the foresd: ( ) sd: KINGES CREEKE to a marked ( ) of a Branch of ye sd. KINGES CREEKE ( ) West side wth: nuked. trees ( ) out of OLD MANS CREEKE ( ) side to a marked tree, Finally ( ) side wth: ye OLD MANS CREEKE ( ) to ye Creekes mouth. Dated ye ( ) WM: BERKELEY
We THO: WILLOBY, ELIZ: THOMPSON & SARAH WILLOBY ye Wife of ye sd: WILLOBY, doe assigne & sett over all our right of this Pattent and the Land therein contained from us or: heyres unto Mr. WILL: THOMAS his heyres & assignes for ever; Witnesse or: hands
this 20th Febr: 1663
Wittn.esse JAMES NEIBAR, THO: WILLOBY
FRAN: JACKSON SARAH WILLOBY
I PET: PRESLY who marryed ELIZ: THOMPSON, doe confirme this Assignemt, Witnesse my hand this 20th of June 1664
Witnesse RICH: FLYNT PETER PRESLY
20th June 1664. This Assignemt. of these two Pattents were acknowledged in Northumberld: County Cort: by Mr. PET: PRESLY & Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON, ye Attorney of Mr. THO: & Mrs. SARAH WILLOBY & are recorded wth: the Pattents
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I THO: WILLOBY & SARAH WILLOBY my Wife doe appoint or: loveing Brother, Mr, ISAAC ALLERTON, or: true & lawfull Attorney to acknowledge for us & in or: behalfe this Assignemt. of a couple of Pattents made over by us 117th' the consent of ELIZ: THOMPSON to Mr. WM. THOMAS of LITTLE WICOCOMOCO in Virginia, the land formerly belonging unto RICH: THOMPSON & wt: my sd. Attorney shall acknowledge in ye p:misses we doe confirme as authentique & firme, as if we had been p:sonally p:sent, In Testimony hereunto we have sett our hands & seales the 20th day of Febr: 1663.
Witnesse JAMES NEIBAR, THO: WILLOBY
FRAN: JACKSON SARAH WILLOBY
20th June 1664. This Lre. of Attorney was recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 138
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents that we THO: WILLOBY, Gent., & ELIZABETH THOMPSON (for a valuable consideration reced.) have sold unto WM: THOMAS of LITTLE [Wicomico?] in the County of Northumberld: all that tract of land formerly belonging unto RICH: THOMPSON deced., and doe bind or:selves to p:duce ye Pattents & acknowledge them in the County Cort: aforesd: unto the sd: THOMAS, the sd: Land beinge commonly called THE KINGES NECK, & we doe warrt: ye sd: Land accordinge to the Pattents free from any trouble from any persons; Witness ( ) sett our hands & seales this Febr: 20th 1664 THOMAS WILLOBY
ELIZABETH THOMPSON
This Deed of Sale was acknowledged in Northumberland County Cort: by Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON ( ) & Mr. PET: PRESLY, Husband to ( ) is recorded

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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 31
RICHARD YEATES, 450 acs. in S. br. of Riv., -bet. lands of Francis Sawyer & his own. 13 Mar. 1667/8,p. 112. 300 acs. granted to Capt. Tho. Willoby, 28 Feb. 1636, assigned to Jno. Yeates & due sd. Richd. as heire of Jno., & 150 acs, for trans. of 3 pers.* Note: Rights- out of a relinquished patt. dated 4 May, 1636, granted to. Rich. Yeates the elder. at Citation.¹

     Anne Hynson married Benjamin Randall.¹
Anne Hynson married Joseph Wickes.¹
Anne Hynson married Col. St. Leger Codd, son of Col. William Codd Esq., of Pelicans, Wateringbury, Kent and Mary St. Leger, after 1688
; his 3rd wife; date of death of his 2nd wife.¹

     Sir Hugh de Saint Philibert Knt., of Easton Hastings, Cresswell, Hanney, etc. Berkshire married Alice (?)¹

     Alice (?) married Sir Hugh de Saint Philibert Knt., of Easton Hastings, Cresswell, Hanney, etc. Berkshire.¹

     Sir Richard fitz Simon Knt., KG, of Dunmow, Essex married Ada Botetourte, daughter of John de Botetourt 1st Baron Botetourt and Matilda/Maud Fitz Thomas, before 1346.¹

     Sir Richard fitz Simon Knt., KG, of Dunmow, Essex was living between 1347 and 1348.¹

     Richard de Plaiz 2nd Lord Plaiz married Margaret (?)¹

     Margaret (?) married Richard de Plaiz 2nd Lord Plaiz.¹