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     Reference: Genealogics cites: Royal Ancestry of Margaret Domville, wife of Richard Hatton and Richard Banks 2014 - email Gen-Med, Richardson, Douglas.¹

     Reference: Genealogics cites: Royal Ancestry of Margaret Domville, wife of Richard Hatton and Richard Banks 2014 - email Gen-Med, Richardson, Douglas.¹

     Reference: Genealogics cites: Royal Ancestry of Margaret Domville, wife of Richard Hatton and Richard Banks 2014 - email Gen-Med, Richardson, Douglas.¹

     Anne/Jane Barrow of Flookers Brook married Sir William Sneyd of Bradwell, Cheshire, son of Richard Sneyd of Bradwell and Anne Fouleshurst of Crew, on 25 November 1526 at England.^1,3

     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. N13805
     2. Cheshire Sheaf (periodical) .
1st ser. 1:35, 3rd ser. 3:93.¹

     Anna Barrow married Henry Port of Westchester.²

     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. N13805
     2. Cheshire Sheaf (periodical) .
1st ser. 1:35, 3rd ser. 3:93.¹

     Henry Port of Westchester married Anna Barrow, daughter of Robert/Rober Barrow of Flookers Brook.¹

Henry Port of Westchester died in 1512 at England.¹
     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. P 58137
     2. Historical and Topographical Description of Repton in the County of Derby, 1854 , Bigsby, Robert. 103.¹

; Mayor of Chester, mercer.¹

     John Port of Etwall was born circa 1472.¹ He married Jane FitzHerbert, daughter of John fitz Herbert of Etwall, Derbyshire and Margaret/Joan Babington, circa 1491
;
Her 2nd husband; her 1st husband d. bef 1491.²
John Port of Etwall died on 15 March 1540 at England.¹
     He was Justice of the King's Bench.¹

Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. O 29069
     2. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography , Sellar, W. D. H.
     3. Historical and Topographical Description of Repton in the County of Derby, 1854 , Bigsby, Robert. 103.¹

     Jane FitzHerbert married John de la Pole, son of Ralph de la Pole Esq., 3rd of Radborrne, co. Derby and Elizabeth Moton, circa 1474
;
Her 1st husband.^3,1 Jane FitzHerbert married John Port of Etwall, son of Henry Port of Westchester and Anna Barrow, circa 1491
;
Her 2nd husband; her 1st husband d. bef 1491.¹
      ;
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. O 29069
     2. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography , Se.¹

     John de la Pole married Jane FitzHerbert, daughter of John fitz Herbert of Etwall, Derbyshire and Margaret/Joan Babington, circa 1474
;
Her 1st husband.^1,2
John de la Pole died before 1491; d.v.p.¹
     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. Burke's Landed Gentry .
     2. Burke's Landed Gentry, 1965 18th edition in 3 vols 1965, 1969 & 1972 . 1:574
     3. The Genealogist [of London] new series . 8:65
     4. Notes on the Churches of Derbyshire. 4 vols., 1879 , Cox, J. Charles. 3:258.¹

     Maud Archis married Robert Babington of Lower Kiddington, son of Sir William Babington Knt., of Chilwell, Nottinghamshire and Margery Martell.^1,2

     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. Q 116280.¹

     Richard Sneyd of Bradwell married Anne Fouleshurst of Crew, daughter of Thomas Fouleshurst of Crewe and Anne (?).^4,1

Richard Sneyd of Bradwell died before 14 February 1538.¹
      ;
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. O 27609
     2. Burke's Landed Gentry . 2091
     3. The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester 2nd Edition, Ormerod, George & Thomas Helsby. 3:492
     4. Burke's Landed Gentry, 1869 . 569.¹

     Anne Fouleshurst of Crew married Richard Sneyd of Bradwell, son of William Sneyd and Joan Ledsham.^1,4

      ;
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. O 27609
     2. Burke's Landed Gentry . 2091
     3. Posting to Gen-Medieval Newsgroup . 22 Jul 2013.¹

     Thomas Fouleshurst of Crewe was born at England.¹ He married Anne (?)^2,1

Thomas Fouleshurst of Crewe died in 1498.¹
     Reference: Genealogics cites: .¹

     Anne (?) married Thomas Fouleshurst of Crewe, son of Sir Robert Fouleshurst of Crew and Joan Vernon.^1,2

Anne (?) died on 22 April 1524.¹
     Reference:
Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. Q 110437.¹

     Margaret Domville married Sir Hugh Hulse.^1,5

Margaret Domville died between 5 March 1416 and 1417.¹
     GKJ-18.

; Genealogics cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. Q 112144
     2. The History of the County Palatine and City.¹

     Anne Gerard was born in 1648 at England.¹
Anne Gerard died before 1690 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     ; NB: I now consider the link I had made between this Adam Banks and Richard Banks and his wife, Margaret Domville, to be spurious and have deleted it. My original link was based on information on the website Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties, but after having recently discovered the arguments in "Adam Banks Problems" on Ray Banks' Banks Project Site, I now consider the earlier information to be erroneous and have for the moment replaced Adam's parents with those identified by Ray Banks (i.e., Gerrard Banks and Lydia NN).
     "Early Colonial Settlers" also identifed Adam's wife as an Anne Gerard, which Ray Banks also disputes. Ray shows a 1661 marriage (Wigan Lancashire) to a "Catherine Taylor of Oldham". I have chosent to replace Adam's wife to follow Ray Banks' infojrmation.
GA Vaut.^2,3,4,5,6

     Richard Banks married Sarah (?)
;
Her 1st husband.² Richard Banks was born before 1653.¹
Richard Banks died before 26 August 1690 at Charles Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Charles County Circuit Court Liber R, facing Page 1
26 Aug 1690; Deed of Gift from Sarah Banks, relict of Richard Banks, dec'd merchant, to her 4 children, Mary Banks, Richard Banks, Samuel Banks and Sarah Banks; slaves, household goods, cattle, etc; /s/ Sarah Banks; wit. Cleborne Lomax, Mary Whittaker (mark), Thomas Tolle, Robert Barrett
     "STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
p. 108 KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I RICHARD BANKES of CHARLES COUNTY in MARYLAND for divers good causes have made MATTHEW THOMPSON of CHAPPAWOMSICE my true and lawfull Attorney for me to prosecute to cast & againe to Release all manner off persons whatsoever as stand indebted to me in ye collony of Virginia Ratifyinge & holding firme all whatsoever my said Atturney shall doe. In Wittaess whereof I have sett my hand and seal this Thirtieth day of Aprill 1688 In ye presence of RICHARD GIBSON, RICHARD BANKES
DAD. ARBUTHNOT
     "Stafford Co VA Order Book 1690-1692; THE ANTIENT PRESS
Page 218 (contd.) Court held 11th February 1691/2
334. ROBERT BARRETT who intermarried with the Relict and admx of RICHARD BANKES late of the Province of Maryland deced by ROBERT COLLIS his attorney complains against WILLIAM HARRIS of this county in a plea of debt .. the sum four hundred Thirty two pounds of Tobacco and cask and refuseth Payment .. And now forasmuch as it doth fully appear to this Court that the said debt is due as afsd unto Robert Barret in the Qualification afsd Therefore tis ordered that William Harris shall make present payment of the said sum unto Robert Barrett in Qualification afsd with costs. And William Harris not being content with the Judgment of this Court doth appeale to the Sixth day of the next General Court to be heard before the Right honourable the Lieut. Governour and Council at James Citty. ROBERT BRENT became security with William Harris to prosecute his appeale. Ordered that Robert Barratt shall make present payment of the sum of one hundred and sixty pounds of Tobacco unto JONATHAN PARKER for his attendance at Court in a Suit depending between him and William Harris with costs."¹

     Sarah (?) married Richard Banks, son of Richard Banks and Margaret Domville,
;
Her 1st husband.¹ Sarah (?) married Robert Barrett after 26 August 1690 at Charles Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.²
Sarah (?) died after 1692.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Charles County Circuit Court Liber R, facing Page 1
26 Aug 1690; Deed of Gift from Sarah Banks, relict of Richard Banks, dec'd merchant, to her 4 children, Mary Banks, Richard Banks, Samuel Banks and Sarah Banks; slaves, household goods, cattle, etc; /s/ Sarah Banks; wit. Cleborne Lomax, Mary Whittaker (mark), Thomas Tolle, Robert Barrett
     "Stafford Co VA Order Book 1690-1692; THE ANTIENT PRESS
Page 218 (contd.) Court held 11th February 1691/2
334. ROBERT BARRETT who intermarried with the Relict and admx of RICHARD BANKES late of the Province of Maryland deced by ROBERT COLLIS his attorney complains against WILLIAM HARRIS of this county in a plea of debt .. the sum four hundred Thirty two pounds of Tobacco and cask and refuseth Payment .. And now forasmuch as it doth fully appear to this Court that the said debt is due as afsd unto Robert Barret in the Qualification afsd Therefore tis ordered that William Harris shall make present payment of the said sum unto Robert Barrett in Qualification afsd with costs. And William Harris not being content with the Judgment of this Court doth appeale to the Sixth day of the next General Court to be heard before the Right honourable the Lieut. Governour and Council at James Citty. ROBERT BRENT became security with William Harris to prosecute his appeale. Ordered that Robert Barratt shall make present payment of the sum of one hundred and sixty pounds of Tobacco unto JONATHAN PARKER for his attendance at Court in a Suit depending between him and William Harris with costs."¹

     Richard Banks was born circa 1673 at Charles Co., Maryland, USA.²
Richard Banks died after 1693 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.²
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Stafford County, Virginia Order Book Page 15 (contd) Court held 10th March 1689/90
568. Whereas RICHARD BANKES an Orphan made humble suit to this Court against RICHARD GIBSON that he the said Richard Gibson his Master did beat misuse and unlawfully use him prays discharge him from his Service from the said Gibson .. the Court .. that the said Gibson was to learn him to read and write either by himself at home or at school abroad and no progress being made therein Therefore tis ordered by this Court that Richard Gibson shall immediately take effectual care for the cureing of Richard Bankes scald head and for putting him to school .. and that he bring him to next court to see what progress he makes therein and that Richard Bankes Orphan shall serve the said Gibson until he comes to the full age of twenty one years
     "Stafford County, Virginia Order Book, Page 122 (contd) Court held 10th December 1690
959. Ordered by this Court that RICHARD BANKS Servant to Mr. RICHARD GIBSON shall be from this day freely and fully discharged and set at Liberty from his master for that Mr. Richard Gibson hath not performed and Taken the care and pains towards the Effectual means of curing Richard Bank's Scald head and for not putting him to Learn to read and write according to a former order of this Court.
     "Stafford Co VA Order Book 1692-1693; THE ANTIENT PRESS
At a Court held for the County of Stafford April the 6th 1693
384. Ordered that WILLIAM BOWRNE shall make. present payment of sum of Three hundred and twenty pounds of Tobacco unto MATTHEW MARTIN and Two hundred and forty pounds of Tobacco unto RICHARD BANKS for their attendance at Court in a Suit depending between him and RICHARD GIBSON with costs.²

     Robert Barrett was born in 1650.¹ He married Sarah (?) after 26 August 1690 at Charles Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.¹
Robert Barrett died after 18 July 1694.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Charles County Circuit Court Liber F, Cover Page
Roger Boyden and Susanna Clarke was not lawfully joined in matrimony at Mr. Robert Thompson's house by Mr. Robert Barrott in ye presence of Mr. Robert Doyne and his wife, Mr. John Fanning, Mr. James Boreman on ye first day of January Anno Dom. 1675
     "Charles County Circuit Court Liber R, Page 5
10 Jun 1690; Indenture from William Smoote, planter, to Philip Lynes of St. Mary's County, merchant; for 5,000# tobacco; a parcel on Chesapeake Bay and the north side of Patapsco River containing 1,100 acres; /s/ Wm. Smoote; wit. Robert Barrett, William Herbart
     "Stafford Co VA Order Book 1690-1692; THE ANTIENT PRESS
Page 218 (contd.) Court held 11th February 1691/2
334. ROBERT BARRETT who intermarried with the Relict and admx of RICHARD BANKES late of the Province of Maryland deced by ROBERT COLLIS his attorney complains against WILLIAM HARRIS of this county in a plea of debt .. the sum four hundred Thirty two pounds of Tobacco and cask and refuseth Payment .. And now forasmuch as it doth fully appear to this Court that the said debt is due as afsd unto Robert Barret in the Qualification afsd Therefore tis ordered that William Harris shall make present payment of the said sum unto Robert Barrett in Qualification afsd with costs. And William Harris not being content with the Judgment of this Court doth appeale to the Sixth day of the next General Court to be heard before the Right honourable the Lieut. Governour and Council at James Citty. ROBERT BRENT became security with William Harris to prosecute his appeale. Ordered that Robert Barratt shall make present payment of the sum of one hundred and sixty pounds of Tobacco unto JONATHAN PARKER for his attendance at Court in a Suit depending between him and William Harris with costs.
     "Smith, Richard, Chas. County, 14th June, 1694; 18th July, 1694,
To Sarah Douglas, to dau. Eliza: and unborn child, personalty. sons Richard and Arthur and hrs., all real estate equally.
wife Ann, estate during minority of children.
EX; Wife and son Rich'd afsd.
Test: Jno. Harrison, Robt. Barrett.
     "Wills of Old Rappahannock County, Virginia [William Montgomery Sweeny]
BOWLER, THOMAS, Esqr., 17 March, 1678/9; 2 July, 1679.
All my just debts both here and in England to be satisfied within a year after my decease. It is my will that my Tobacco which is shipt for England be consigned to Major Robert Bristow. To son James Bowler all that parcell of land more or less where the Manor House Standeth and all other houses belonging to the said quantity of Land being about 940 acres. Also to son James Bowler 500 acres of land called by the name of Mary Gold. I desire that all the said houses at the Manor House and the Quarter be kept in good repaire till the said Orphan James Bowler come to the age of twenty one. To daughter Elizabeth Bowler 500 acres of land part of it being in the plantation that was John Webbs and the rest of it to be laid out for the quiet possession and enjoying of her and her heirs forever. Also to daughter Elizabeth six cows with calves or with calf one bull two young mares and a young horse which my deare wife shall think convenient for her and six sows and one bore her mother's gold wedding ring and her embroidered looking glass. To my deare child Anne 500 acres of land Joyning upon my son James Bowler's land called by the name of Mary Gold. All the rest of my personal estate I give equally to be divided after my debts are paid to my deare and most excellent wife Tabitha Bowler and to my two good children James and Anne Bowler to them and their heirs forever. But if my said deare wife should please to marry it is my Will that then the personall Estate may be equally divided either by out cry or otherwise as my overseers shall think it most convenient for the securing of it into Tobacco or money against they shall come to age. Requests that his two most Honored and worthy friends Coll Nicholas Spencer and Capt Thomas Gouldman to be overseers of his Will and be assistant to his wife. Wit. ROBERT BARRETT, aged 29 years or thereabouts,
NICH° FRANKLIN, aged 31 years or thereabouts. Page 133."¹

     William Banks married Mary (?)
;
Her 1st husband.² William Banks was born in 1630.¹
William Banks died on 12 March 1687/88 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Northern Neck Warrants and Surveys Vol IV, Wills
ANDREW WATSON STAFFORD COUNTY 8 June 1679
Very weak & sick.
To Thomas ODonell I give my land at Quantico, my bed & all that belongs to it, all my land in Maryland, 75 a. more or less, 200 pounds of tobacco in the hands of Mr Waugh, 200 pounds of Tobacco in
hands of Mr William Bankes, l-1/2 Barrels of Corn in hands of Robt Alexander & three bushels & three pecks of English Wheat.
To John Harris I give my Kersey Suit & Searge Waistcoat.
To Edmond Kelly one pair of stuff trowsors & 2 shirts to his Son after my debts being paid.
Exec: Thomas Odonell, sole exec. (Signed) Andrew (X) Watson.
Wit: John Harris, Edmond (X) Kelly. Proved 9 July 1679.
(The wills of Andrew Watson & Thomas Odonell are filed together in a folder labeled Andrew Watson.)
     "Stafford County Court Records, 1680; THE ANTIENT PRESS
p. 16(28) MATT; THOMPSON's Acct. v. WM. WILLIAMS.
Charges sustained by ye running away of WM. WILLIAMS September; 9th 1680, To a months absence in Crop time:
To my owne and BURR HARRISONs trouble in MARYLAND after him 0200:
To 400 tbs. tobo; pd. Mr. BAKER for getting ye sd Boy 0400;
to 100 more pd, THOMAS ALCOCKE;
To dammages sustained by his running away att the said 2000; Total 2700
I doe hereby certifie that Mr. MATHEW THOMPSON brought WILLIAM WILLIAMS his Servant before mee and bath sufficiently proved that his said Servant hath absented himselfe from his said Masters service by running away from ye last of July past to this Instant dated in Stafford County 30th of August 1680,
WILLM: BANKS
Recordatr. 8th Septembris 1680
     "Stafford County Court Records, 1680; THE ANTIENT PRESS
P, 21(37) - (38) JOHN THOMAS aged about 26 sworne before me one of his Majties justices of ye peace for ye County aforesaid this fifth day of Aprill 1680, deposeth as followeth
That to his certaine knowledge Mr. JNO: QUIGLEYs Seaman did some tyme in
June last past receive & carry away five hhds, of Tobo: from off ye Plantation of RICHD, AYLIFFE, att ye head of MACHOTOKE and further saith not
JOHN THOMAS his mrke,
Jura Coram one WM: BANCKS, Recorded: 10th Novbr: 1680
RICHARD AYLIFFE aged about Four and Forty sworne before mee one of his Majties; Justices of ye peace for ye County aforesaid this fifth day of April 1680, deposeth as followeth; That to his certaine knowledge Mr. JNO: QUIGLEYs Sloopmen did some time in June last past receive & carry away five hhds. of Tobo: upon ye Accompt. of Mr. EDWARD MASON from off ye Plantation of mine upon ye head of MACHOTICKE for ye use of Mr. ,JNO: QUIGLEY aforesaid and further saith not
RICHD: AYLIFFE his mrke. Jura. Coram me WILL BANCKS; Recordatr Novembr: 1680
     "Stafford County Court Records, 1680; THE ANTIENT PRESS
     "P. 21(39) The Depo: of HENRY GIBSON aged 48 yeares or thereabouts sworn and examined with that WILLM: NORGRAVE, Exor.. of WILLM LANGFORD deceased, say unto Coll: GEO. MASON in his owne House about the 29th of October 1677 that be should take ye said WILLM, LANGFORDs Estate after itt was appraised to himselfe, hee discharging all ye said LANGFORDs Debts, as far as ye appraismt; went, allowing ye Sallery yr:of to ye said WILL' NORGRAVE, putting ye said NORGRAVE to noe further trouble nor charge; And furthr; saith not
HENRY GIBSON sign
Jura in Cor: et Recordatr: 10th Novr; 1680
     "The Depo: of JOSEPH UNISON aged 55 yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined saith that about three weeks agoe yor: Depont: asked of WILLM: NORGRAVE why hee would goe to Law with Coll; MASON and would not acknowledge ye Land that was WILLIAM LANGFORDs Land.. that hee had sold to ye Coll;, he answered that hee was willing to doe itt onely they, meaning his Brothers in Law, would not to my understanding and hee durst not for fear of them for they threatened him and further saith not
JOSEPH X UNISON
Jur. in Cur: et Recordatr:
     "p. 22(40) WILLIAM BANCKES aged Fifty yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined saith that hee demanded Tobo, of Mr. NORGRAVE which was due to Mr. THOMAS BUNBURY by WM: LANGFORD and hee bid mee gee to his Fathr:, MASON, for hee had nothing to doe with la and further saith not
Jur; in Cur; et Rearordatr.
     "P. 23(40) The Depo: of THOMAS HATHAWAY aged 39 or thereabouts sworne and examined saith that about two yeares past.. WILLM: NORGRAVE was att ye House of yor: Depont: and yor: Depont: did aske ye sd. NORGRAVE for a Gun left as a Legacy by WILLIAM LANGFORD and ye sd_ NORGRAVE answered your must ask my Fathr- MASON, for itt for he hath all and I have sold ye land left by WILL: LANGFORD to mee to my Father. MASON, hee is to pay all ye Debts, and I, HATHAWAY, replied to him, why you were left Exor: and where shall I looke for my gun but of you and further saith net.
THO: HATHAWAY
Jur: in Cur; et Recordatr. 10th Novbr: 1680
     "STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED AND WILL BOOK, 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
PP 41-41a IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I being Sick & weeke of Body but of Perfect Sence & Memory Doe bequeath my Soule to my Redeemer and my body to ye Earth, and all ye Rest of my worldly Estate as followeth.
ltm, I doe give unto my two Brothers WM. & JNO. BUNBURY the land yt my Father in Law WM. BANKES now lives upon to ym & ye heires for ever to be equally divided betwixt ym & to suffer my sd Father in Law & my Mother his Wife to live quietly & peaceably all yr Lives upon ye Land.
itm. I give my Sorrell horse called Rebbell to my Brother WM. BUNBURY.
Itm. I give to my Brother JOHN a Cow called limey & her Yearlinge.
Item I give to my Brother JOHN BUNBURY ye Cow & Calfe yt Mr. JAMES ASHTON gave me.
Itm. I give unto my Bro. WM, ye Cow my Father ows me & the three yeare old heifer of my owne matte,
ltm. I doe make my Father in Law WM. BANKES my Esr. of this my Last Will. As Witness my hand & Seale this 24 day of December 1686
THOMAS BUNBURY
Witness hereunto EDW: HODGSON.
GEO CUTTER, WM.BANKES,
EDW PLATT, JNO SIMSON
This Will was suffitiently proved in ye County Court of Stafford by the testimony on ye oaths of JNO. SIMSON, EDW PLATT & EDW. HOGDSON Witnesses thereunto Subscribed this 5 day of June 1687 And was then recorded
     "STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
P. 85 AN INVENTORY of Capt. WILLIAM BANKES Estate taken the 12th of March 1687/8. To Seaven Cowes, Steares, two bulls; seaven two yeare old; two old horses;
one bridle and saddle, one paceinge horse; ten sheep and three lambs; one old mare and Colt. In the New Roome To two beds.. two rugges, two blanketts, one bolster: sett of curtains and Vallens: two old small chests: three old Cleaves and one spinninge wheel, to one Servant named HUGH CLAY (2000), to one Servant Buoy named RICE
WARDS (1500). In the Kitchinge Loft: three old feather beds & furniture; one old horse collar; four old gunn barrells. In the Kitcbinge To two old Beds and furniture; three brass kettels. twenty three pewter dishes, twenty three plates, three old chamber putts, one old pewter boson; one old Tankard; four Spancers; two bras-se Candlesticks: two old Iguns & old carbine; wedges, iron pestles, spades. broad ax. hillinge bows; parcel of nails.. potracks, spins. frying pans, butter polls, old table linin ge, pr of sheetes: a parcell of Bookes. to one old Cow up the River; old chest, twenty siz hhds of Tobacco at 400 pr Due from HENRY NELSON to ye Estate
Sworne before me ROBT. HEWITT ROBERT ALEXANDER
WILL.FITZHUGH JOELL STRIBLING CHRIS. ROGERS One mare more if to he founde
Mrs. MARY BANKES came here in Court and made oath to ye truth hereof this 15th day of March and was then recorded
     "G.MASON acct w MR. BANKES Admr. Capt. WM. BANKS. Tobo. To Mr. HENRY GIBSON due by Bill; to Smith Worke in 86; by MR. TRAVIS for a Judgmt; by JON. PEAKE for DUNBARs Bill; Ball due - 1280 Total 4300
Recorded in ye County Court of Stafford this 15th day of March 1687/8
     "Mr.. WILLIAM BANKES Deced pr Dr. W. HARVEY Accot.
March 3 (1687) to ye six gall of Rum; one Castor hatt; two felt ditto, 13 ells Canvas, nine ells fine dowling; three yards fine broad blew linen Total 2002."¹

     Mary (?) married William Banks, son of (?) Banks,
;
Her 1st husband.¹ Mary (?) married Thomas Burnbury before 1660 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.²
Mary (?) died after 1687 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED AND WILL BOOK, 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
PP 41-41a IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I being Sick & weeke of Body but of Perfect Sence & Memory Doe bequeath my Soule to my Redeemer and my body to ye Earth, and all ye Rest of my worldly Estate as followeth.
     "ltm, I doe give unto my two Brothers WM. & JNO. BUNBURY the land yt my Father in Law WM. BANKES now lives upon to ym & ye heires for ever to be equally divided betwixt ym & to suffer my sd Father in Law & my Mother his Wife to live quietly & peaceably all yr Lives upon ye Land.
     "itm. I give my Sorrell horse called Rebbell to my Brother WM. BUNBURY.
     "Itm. I give to my Brother JOHN a Cow called limey & her Yearlinge.
     "Item I give to my Brother JOHN BUNBURY ye Cow & Calfe yt Mr. JAMES ASHTON gave me.
     "Itm. I give unto my Bro. WM, ye Cow my Father ows me & the three yeare old heifer of my owne matte,
     "ltm. I doe make my Father in Law WM. BANKES my Esr. of this my Last Will. As Witness my hand & Seale this 24 day of December 1686
THOMAS BUNBURY
Witness hereunto EDW: HODGSON.
GEO CUTTER, WM.BANKES,
EDW PLATT, JNO SIMSON
This Will was suffitiently proved in ye County Court of Stafford by the testimony on ye oaths of JNO. SIMSON, EDW PLATT & EDW. HOGDSON Witnesses thereunto Subscribed this 5 day of June 1687 And was then recorded."¹

     Thomas Burnbury was born on 21 October 1632 at Cheshire, England.¹ He married Mary (?) before 1660 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.¹
Thomas Burnbury died before 1687 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Father: Thomas BUNBURY
     "Mother: Eleanor BIRKENHEAD
     "STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED AND WILL BOOK, 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
PP 41-41a IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I being Sick & weeke of Body but of Perfect Sence & Memory Doe bequeath my Soule to my Redeemer and my body to ye Earth, and all ye Rest of my worldly Estate as followeth.
ltm, I doe give unto my two Brothers WM. & JNO. BUNBURY the land yt my Father in Law WM. BANKES now lives upon to ym & ye heires for ever to be equally divided betwixt ym & to suffer my sd Father in Law & my Mother his Wife to live quietly & peaceably all yr Lives upon ye Land.
itm. I give my Sorrell horse called Rebbell to my Brother WM. BUNBURY.
Itm. I give to my Brother JOHN a Cow called limey & her Yearlinge.
Item I give to my Brother JOHN BUNBURY ye Cow & Calfe yt Mr. JAMES ASHTON gave me.
Itm. I give unto my Bro. WM, ye Cow my Father ows me & the three yeare old heifer of my owne matte,
ltm. I doe make my Father in Law WM. BANKES my Esr. of this my Last Will. As Witness my hand & Seale this 24 day of December 1686
THOMAS BUNBURY
Witness hereunto EDW: HODGSON.
GEO CUTTER, WM.BANKES,
EDW PLATT, JNO SIMSON
This Will was suffitiently proved in ye County Court of Stafford by the testimony on ye oaths of JNO. SIMSON, EDW PLATT & EDW. HOGDSON Witnesses thereunto Subscribed this 5 day of June 1687 And was then recorded
     "1662-1665 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 309
Northumberland County Court 20th of May 1662
- RICHARD JAMES agt. EDWARD WILLIAMS
This Cause is referred to the next Court upon the request of Mr. THOMAS BUNBURY, Attorney of the sd. JAMES, the sd. WILLIAMS not appeareing
     "1662-1665 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 314
Northumberland County Court 21st of July 1662
- RICHARD JAMES, Plt. against EDWARD WILLIAMS, Defendt.
This Cause being referred the last Court to this att the request of THOMAS BUNBURY, Attourney of the said RICHARD JAMES & neither the sd. JAMES nor any other appeareing on his behalfe to prosecute this suite agt. the sd. WILLIAMS, It is ordered upon the peticon of the sd. EDWARD WILLIAMS that hee have 50 lbs. of tobco and caske for a nonsuite agt, the sd. JAMES
     "Old Rappahannock Co Va Deed Book 5, Part I - 1672-1674; Antient Press: pg 244-245
NOW KNOW YEE that I HENRY BERRY of the County of Rappa doe for a good and valuable consideration already in hand by me received doe for myself my heirs firmly by these presents sell CHRISTOPHER EDRINGTON of the one party and THOMAS EVEREST of the other party them their heirs and assigns forever Three hundred and fifty acres of land lying in the Forest in the County of STAFFORD beginning at Mr. HAYS corner tree and soe runing to Mr. BUNBURY Pine and soe to Mr. LANEs corner tree thence No. to Mr. HINSON PRICE and thence W. till you come to FRANCIS HAILEs Pine and thence Southerly to Mr. HAYS Pine and thence No. along the said HAYS Pine to the last mentioned tree to have and to hold the said land with all Priviledges belonging from the claime of any persons with warranty from time to time and at all times to the true pformance hereof I doe bind myself my heirs to fulfill the contcnts and in case the Deeds of Sale is not good in Law I doe engage to give another when thereunto required and likewise to acknowledge the same in Court and I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 28th day of September 1674
in presence of us JOHN PHILIPS HENRY BERRY
EDWARD JONES
Recognitr in Co Cur Rappa 4 die 7bris 1674
     "STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1686 - 1689; THE ANTIENT PRESS
pp. 69-70 THIS INDENTURE made this Seaventeenth day of November 1687 Betweene MARY REVETT Widdow & Relict of JONAH REVETT late of County of Stafford Planter Deced of one part and CAPT. GEORGE BRENT of said County. Whereas Sr. WM. BERKELEY Lieut. Governor & Capin Generall of Virginia by his Letters Pattent undr the Seale of' the Cottony beareing date the first day of June 1663 give &Grants unto Mr. ISAAC WATSON & MR. SAMUELL MOTTERSHED four hundred acres of land situate in WESTMORELAND COUNTY bounded on the South East syde with the land of EDWD. PARKER West Southwest to the Woods NNE upon the head of a Creeke which boundeth this land and a tract of one thousand acres of Mr. VALLENTINE PEYTON, and downe the said Creeke to the place where the tract first began the said land being formerly granted to RICHD. COTSFORD by Pattent beareing date ye 20 Augt 1655 and then granted to the sd ISAAC WATSON & SAMUELL MOTTERSBED & by Ordr of Court dated 31 of March 1662 a also by & for the transportation of Eight persons into this Colloney To Have and To Hold to them the said ISAAC WATSON & SAMUELL MOTTERSHED their heires as by the said in part recited Pattent and Whereas the said ISAAC WATSON & SAMUEL MOTTERSHED did assigne over all their right & title of the said land to RICH. HEATH his heires and assig,nes as by a record thereof acknowledged the 7 of December 1663 in JAMES CITTY COUNTY more at large may appeare & Whereas the said RICHARD HEATH by THO: BUNBURY his Attorney did grante all the title to the premises to JAMES WILKINS & to his heires as by record thereof acknowledged in ye County Court records of Stafford the 9 Septr. 1663 will appeare and Whereas the said JAMES WILKINS did sett over all his Right to the premises by his Attorney WM. NORWOOD unto the said MARY REVETT as by a record thereof acknowld. in the said Court ty Court of Stafford the thirty first day of Augt 1670 will appeare. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the said MARY REVETT for & in consideration of the sume of Six thousand pounds of Toba Caske to her paid by GEORGE BRENT hath sold unto the said GEORGE BRENT the granted premises In Witness whereof
In presence of HENRY MERREST, MARY REVETT GERRARD LOWTHER
This Sale of Land was acknowld. in the County Court of Stafford by said MARY REVETT unto Capt GEORGE BRENT this 16 day of Novembr 1687 And was then recorded This Deed has relation to an Assignmt. from within to the sd REVETT recorded the 31 day of Aug 1670
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 60
JOHN MATHEWES, 1567 acs., in the freshes & on N. W. side of Potomack Riv., on S. W. side of Mussell Cr., & adj. land of Mr. Tho. Bunberry; 2 July 1669, p. 238. Trans. of 31 pers: Mary Loaton, Danl. Laury, Cornet. Crehon, Jno. Cullis (or Collis), Mary James, Jno. Smith, Robt. Wright, Geo. Hill, Rich. Meredith, Eliz. Burnett, Steph. James, Phl. Chambers, Tho. Cooke. Edwd. Plunkett, Jno. Scott, Mary Starky, Rothell Nelmes, Tho. Mallard, Eliz. Harrison, Margt. Latham, Robt. Lynn. Wm. Lynn. Fra. Waddington. Alice Hitchin, Tho. Hatchaway, Jon. Meredith, Grace Roberts. Jone Dorne, George Crouch, Jno Alexander, Wm. Kickkman.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 88
MR. ISAAK ALLERTON & MR. THO. BUNBARY, 880 acs. Staff. Co.. in the frolics of Potomack Riv., adi. lohn Mathewes; 22 Oct. 1670, p. 337. Trans. of 18 pers: Roger Pyc, Ja. Tenet, Agnes Dyell, Peter Stamford, Tout Browne, Jno. Baker. Phill. Newman. James Wells, Mary Spencer, Hen. Griffith. Jno. Dangerfeild, Geo. Phillips. Saml. Greene. Wm. Bendry, Smith, Jno. Peather. Wm. Miller, Tho. Hall.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 94
MR. THOMAS BUNBURY (Bunberry), 250 acs., Staff. Co.. at a br. of
Oquia Riv., opposite Samuel Mottershead; nigh Tho. Wyatt. &c; 10 Feb. 1671 p. 362. Trans. of 5 pers: Jno. Sturrett (or Sturrell), Mary Williams, Tho. Grant, Wm, Burton, Arthur Davis.
SAME. 610 acs., Staff. Co., on branches of upper Mechotick Riv., het. Potomacke & Roppa. Rivers; adj. Mr. Rob. Howson; 5 Apr. 1671, p. 363. Trans. of 13 pers: Tho. James, Edmond Ward, Tho. Gibbs, Tho. Bunhury, Jane Henning, Eatey Reading, Edwd. Sale, Jno, Kent, Jno. Simpson, Jos. Pile, Natha. Oxwich. Edmond Shelton, Rowland Peirce."¹

     Thomas Banks was born in 1642 at Woodstock, Wiltshire, England.¹ He married Elizabeth Rogers on 8 December 1687 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.²
Thomas Banks died on 20 September 1697 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume I, IV--Burgesses and Other Prominent Persons
     "son of Thomas Banks and Dorothy, his wife, was born at Woodstock, Wiltshire, England, in 1642, and after serving an apprenticeship of seven years in Southampton came to Virginia and settled in Northumberland county. He married Elizabeth, relict of William Keene, and daughter of Maj. John Rogers. He was a prominent merchant. He died Sept. 20, 1697.
     "
1674-1678 Lancaster County Va Order Book; pg 306
Lancaster County Court 9th of December 1674
- Att this Cort. Mr. ROBERT BECKINGHAM is dischardged from the Office of a Surveyor, and Mr. THOMAS BANKES is ordered to succeede hym, and to bee Surveyor of ye Highwaye leadeing from DEEPE BOTTOM to MORATTICOE MILL and to have the helpe of the Inhabitants from thence to ye sde. Mill accordinge to Acte
     "
1687-1699 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 695
Northumberland County Court May 15, 1695
Ordered that all the Inhabitants Freeholders and housekeepers in this County bring separate lists of Titliables to the Magistrates hereafter appointed, viz., Mr. THOMAS BANKES being appointed to take the lists in the upper precincts of Bowtracy Parish and Mr. RICHARD ROGERS in the lower parts or precincts of the said Parish. Capt. SPENCER MOTTROME for the upper and Mr. JOHN DOWNINGE for the lower precincts of Fairfield Parish. Mr. JOHN TURBERVILLE for the upper and Capt. WILLIAM JONES for the lower precincts of Wiccocomo Parish. And that the said Inhabitants bring in their respective lists to the said Gentlemen by the tenth of June according to Law."¹

     Elizabeth Rogers was born between 1646 and 1648 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Keene in 1664 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
Elizabeth Rogers married Thomas Banks, son of (?) Banks, on 8 December 1687 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.¹
Elizabeth Rogers died before 23 May 1720 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate of will.¹
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "1713-1749 Northumberland County VA Wills: Lewis & Booker; 1713-1726 Record Book, Page 127
Banks, Elizabeth, of Sta Stephens Parish
W. W. 23 May 1720---W. P. 20 July 1720
Son John Keene - all my land in "Mattaponie" and half the stock of cattle and hogs to me belonging which are or said land, and negroes Violet and Harry, to him and his heirs. The above with what I have already given him to he his childs part of my estate. If after my death he should try and recover any other part of my estate, the land and negroes given to him to go to my grandson William Keene and his heirs.
Daughter Hannah Bushrod--negroes Hager, Hannah, Patrick and Tony, to her and her he
Also the best of my wearing apparel as linen, silk, and wollen. Grandson Giles Samford-negro woman Rachel, to be delivered to him when he shall attain the age of twenty one years.
To Samuel Samford Senr., and each of his three eldest sons- one shilling apiece.
Grandsons John and Samuel Samford-one piece of Garlick Holland to each of them.
Grandaughter Elizabeth Lee-the thirty pounds I lent her husband, together with my negro woman Bess and her son called Bliley, one feather bed and furniture viztbed, bolster, rugg,blankets, one pair of sheets, two pillows, one suit curtains and vallens, and bedstead.
Grandaughter Elizabeth Samford-negro girl Dido to be delivered to her at the age of eighteen years or day of marriage, which hall happen first.
Grandchildren John and. Elizabeth Woodbridge-each a gold ring, John to have the one with the motto "Lett love abide till Death Divide".
What I have bequeathed to my son in law Samuel Samford and hi children (my grandchildren), shall be their full share of my estate.
Grandson William Keene-tract of land which I bought of my son in law John Bushrod, to him and his heirs, and he is to have all the residue of my estate real and personal either in Great Brittain or Virginia or elsewhere.
My mulatto man John Spence-to be free imediatly after my decease.
Grandson William Keene, executor.
Witness: Henry Bogges, Mathew Griffin, and Thos. Sorrell.
     "William Keene, born March 10, 1642, died February 8, 1684; married Elizabeth, the daughter of John Rogers, Gent., and Ellin , his wife, of Northumberland County, in Virginia, on "Cypress Farm," at the head of Garner's Creek.
     "(1) Mrs. Elizabeth Banks, after enduring two widowhoods, died in 1722 (will probated March 15, 1722). Her sons by Wm. Keene were William and John. Her daughter Hannah married Col. John Bushrod, of Bushfield, in Westmoreland, Elizabeth married ----- Lee. Another daughter married Samuel Samford, and the fourth daughter married John Woodbridge. Her father, Major John Rogers, was an early settler in Northumberland, and long served as one of the justices. A small creek tributary to hull’s creek is still known by the name of Rogers, the plantation and home of the early justice having been on its banks. It seems very probably that Elizabeth Keene was the wife of Charles Lee, youngest son of the immigrant Richard Lee.
Early Tombstones in Northumberland County; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol. 8, No. 1
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/schools/wmmary/quarterly/v08n1/pg4 2-47.txt
     "Northumberland County Record Book 1652 -1658: ©Peter's Row - 2002
John Rogers his gift to children
Know all men by these presents that I John Rogers of
Northumberland in the Colony of Virginia Gent. for diverse
good causes and consideration as me here unto moving and
especially for the natural love and affection that I have unto
my children do freely and absolutely give unto my daughter
Katherine Rogers one cow calf about six' months old.
colored red marked a Floure - de-lyse on the left ear and
over holed on the right.
To Elizabeth Rogers one cow calf aged five months old colored brown marked a Floure-de-Lyse upon the left ear and under holed and over
holed on the right.
To John Rogers one cow calf about three months old colored black marked a Floure-de-Lyse upon the right ear and over holed and under holed on the left. To have and to hold the said calves with their future female increase to them the said Katherine, Elizabeth and John
Rogers remain truly forever in witness where of I have here
unto set my hand the 20th of July 1654.
John Rogers
Witness here of Thomas Wilsford Notery Public
20th July 1654 This deed of gift Was recorded
     "1683-1686 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 267
Northumberland County Court 20th of May 1685
- KEEN's Will proved
Upon the Petition of MRS. ELIZABETH KEENE a Probate is granted her of the Last Will and Testament of her deceased Husband, Mr. WILLIAM KEENE, the Will being proved by the Oaths of Mr. NICHOLAS OWEN, RICHARD ROGERS and Mr. JOHN CRALLE witnesses to the said Will
     "Son William Mentioned
1686-1687 Order Book Part 1 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 364
Northumberland County Court December 2, 1686
Whereas Mr. WILLIAM ROGERS Complained to this Court that he became Security with JEAN (the widow of JOHN) ROGERS late of this County deceased, for her due Administration on the Estate of her said deceased husband and the said JEAN being also deceased prayed that he might have the said Estate into his hands, and also that some indifferent Persons of the neighborhood might be appointed to Appraise the same. It is ordered that between this and the next Court HENRY DAWSON, ROBERT LYNDSAY, WILLIAM PARKER, and .IOHN CRALLE meet, take an Inventory and appraisement of the said JEAN's Estate (being first sworn by the nearest Justice) and Exhibit the same into the next Court. That the said WILLIAM ROGERS take the said Estate into his Custody for his own security being accountable for the same when (by the Court) thereunto required, And that (for the better improve of the Children's Education) Mr. RICHARD ROGERS have the said oldest named JOHN and Mr. KEEN the youngest named WILLIAM ROGERS in their tutelage during their minority.
     "1699-1706 Order Book Part 1 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 165
Northumberland County Court 22nd day of May Anno 1701
Whereas M's ELIZA. BANKES on behalfe and as next friend to her Sone JOHN KEEN had an Attachm't Awarded her by Maj. RODHAM KENNER ag't MATTHEW MYERS late of this County uppon Complaint that the said MATTHEW hath deteyned unlawfully from her six head of Cattle (viz't) two Cowes one Bull One small Steer and two Yearelings belonging to the said KEEN and is departed this County without takeing any Care to satisfie for the same soe that the said KEEN is likely to be damnified thereby Which Attachm't is returned Executed as followeth (viz't) Aprill the 2d 1701 The p an unknown person cept within was Executed according to the Tenor thereof by one JOHN SHARPE Subsheriffe, and the said MATTHEW the deft saith for Plea that this Compl't as next friend to her sone is in noe Qualificac'on to bring any such process It being for Chattles for the demand of which she ought to show her Qualificac'on & of this he prayes the Courts Judgm't
The Court haveing perused the Evidence here produced are thereby sufficiently satisfied that the said JOHN KEENE hath good Right to the said Cattle & are of Opinion that (provided the said M's BANKES give sufficient Caution to be accomptable for the said Cattle to the said JOHN KEEN) shee hath due Qualificac'on (both by law as well as the approbac'on of the Court) to such demand And Whereupon Capt. WILLIAM JONES & SYMON ROBINS enter themselves Securityes on behalfe of the said M's BANKES in the penal sum'e of Ten thousand pounds of Tobacco & casq' that the said M's BANKES shall duely Acco't with the said JOHN KEEN for the said Cattle Therefore it is by the Court Considered that the Sheriffe deliver the said Cattle soe Attached as aboves'd unto the said M's BANKES soe as aboves'd qualified And ordered the said MATTHEW MYERS pay Costs al's Ex'o from which Order the Deft Appeales to a heareing before his Excellency the Governor & the Honorable Councell of State the Sixth day of the next Generall Court which is granted he giving caution to prosecute his said Appeale.
     "1706-1713 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 536
Northumberland County Court - August 19,1708
Whereas ELIZABETH BANKS brought Suit against NICHOLAS HUTCHINSON of the Parish of St. Stephen's and County aforesaid and Declared that Whereas she is possessed of an upper Room of a house which was the dwelling house of One WILLIAM KEENE late of this County deceased situated in the Parish aforesaid who was late husband of her the said ELIZABETH which said Room the said Elizabeth is Possessed of as part Of her Dower of the said KEENE's Estate and being so Legally possessed of the said Room and having put therein diverse Goods Wares and Merchandizes of a Considerable Value and the said Defendant maliciously unminding and intending the Plaintiff in this behalf Craftily and Subtly to defraud and Deceive on the Fourteenth day of November in the Year of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Seven at the Parish and County aforesaid with planks and Nails of Iron and Iron Locks and bolts the way usually to the said Room did Shut up so that she the Use thereof wholly Lost so that by means thereof she is damnified and damage has sustained to the Value of Fifty pounds Sterling And Whereas the said ELIZABETH in May Court last Obtained Order against Capt. RICHARD HAYNIE the then Sheriff for Fifty pounds Sterling for the Non Appearance of the said NICHOLAS HUTCHINSON to Answer the said Suit And the said NICHOLAS HUTCHINSON now likewise failing to appear to Answer the same the said Former Order is Confirmed And because it is Uncertain what Damages the said Plaintiff has sustained by Occasion of the Premises therefore It is Commanded the Sheriff that by the Oaths of honest and Lawful Men of his County he diligently Enquire what Damages the said ELIZABETH has sustained as well by Occasion of the Premises as of her Costs and Charges by her in and about this Suit Expended And also that he make due Return of the Inquisition As also of the Writ of our Sovereign Lady the Queen to him directed therefore.
     "1706-1713 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 552
Northumberland County Court - 19th day of Jan. 1709
- Upon the Motion of Ms. ELIZABETH BANKS to be admitted Guardian to her Two Grand Children WILLIAM and ELIZABETH KEENE Orphans of WILLIAM KEENE deceased she is accordingly Admitted their Guardian Giving Caution for the said Orphans' Estates.
     "1706-1713 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 588
Northumberland County Court - July 21, 1709
- It appearing to this Court by an Authentic Copy of an Account of the Estate of WILLIAM KEENE deceased Admitted to Record in this County Court the Twenty First day of One thousand seven hundred and three wherein the said Deceased's Estate amounted to thirty seven thousand Seven hundred Seventy Six pounds of Tobacco twenty Four thousand three hundred thirty six two thirds thereof belongs to the Orphans of the said KEEN deducting Eight hundred Forty Eight pounds of Tobacco for which the said Estate is Chargeable which Estate Came into the hands and possession of PETER CANTANCEAU Gent. who married the said WILLIAM KEENE's Widow and Ms. ELIZABETH BANKS the Guardian of the said Orphans on their behalf by GEORGE ESKRIDGE their Attorney having moved for Judgment for the said Orphans' proportion Judgment is granted the said Ms. BANKS Guardian as aforesaid against the said Mr. CANTANCEAU deceased his Estate And Ordered that Ms. KATHARINE PALMER Surviving Administratrix of the said Mr. CANTANCEAU deceased pay the said sum of twenty Four thousand three hundred thirty six pounds of Tobacco being two thirds of the said KEEN's Estate as aforesaid unto the said Ms. BANKS on behalf of the said Orphans out of the said Deceased CANTANCEAU his Estate with Costs alias Execution."