Alice Eliza Catlett Thornton

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 5 Mar 1741, Hanover Parish, King George Co, Virginia

Notes:

Will:
5 Mar 1741/1742: Will dated 21 September 1741 Will proved 5 March 1741/2 Hanover Parish, King George Co. VA. I Rowland Thornton...son Francis Thornton land in Spotsylvania County as also land lying in King George County...loving wife Elizabeth the following Negroes Frank, Robin, Peter, Casor & Bess...the use of my two Negroes Joe & Jemmy during her life & after her decease...Daughter Elizabeth have Negroe Jemmy and Daughter Alcey have Negro Joe. I also give my loving wife her first choice of thirty head of cattle...together with all my stock of hogs as also all my household goods both in Virginia & England...Daughter Elizabeth Negroes Tom, Kate, little Bess, Stephen, Sias, Hannibal, Judy, Grace, Moll alias Poll, Ben, Ralph & Phillis...30 pounds Sterling, feather bed, a Black horse called Button, a mare called Phenix and her next choice of eight head of cattle after her mother. I also give (her) Negro Jemmy after my wife's Decease...Daughter Alcey the following fourteen Negro's Casser, Flor, Frank, Nan, Milly, Ester, Bristol, Sibby, Jeffery, Harry, Titus, Mariah, Davy & Jenny...her choice of eight head of the remaining part of my cattle with one good feather bed & furniture. I also give to my daughter Alcey Negro Joe after my wife's decease...son Francis the Remaining part of my Negroes not herein Bequeath'd and fifty pounds sterling together with the remaining part of my cattle and also my new gun, pistolls, holsters, scimeter a new trooping saddle...21 September 1741. (signed). Proved 5 March 1741. King George Co., VA, Will Book A-1, pp 147-9.

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Alice married John Fitzhugh on 30 Oct 1746 in St. Paul Parish, Stafford Co, Virginia. John (son of Capt Henry Fitzhugh and Susanna Cooke) was born on 30 Jun 1727 in Belle Air, Stafford Co, Virginia; died on 11 May 1809 in Belle Air, Stafford Co, Virginia; was buried in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Henry Fitzhugh was born on 7 Feb 1748 in King George Co, Virginia; died on 16 Jan 1815 in Stafford Co, Virginia.
2. John Thorton Fitzhugh was born on 29 Sep 1749 in Belle Air, Stafford Co, Virginia; died on 9 Feb 1809 in Prince William Co, Virginia.
3. George Fitzhugh was born on 24 Apr 1751 in Stafford Co, Virginia; died in Nov 1810 in Westmoreland Co, Virginia.
4. Thomas Fitzhugh was born on 15 Jun 1753 in Stafford Co, Virginia; died in 1829.
5. Elizabeth Fitzhugh was born on 10 Oct 1754 in Belle Air, Stafford Co, Virginia; died on 25 Feb 1825.
6. Susanna Fitzhugh was born on 6 Feb 1756 in Culpeper Co, Virginia; died on 15 Mar 1819.

Rowland married Elizabeth Catlett about 1705 in of, Stafford Co, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of John Catlett, Jr. and Miss (..) Smith, (dau?)) was born on 6 Sep 1689 in Stafford, Stafford Co, Virginia; died in 1751 in Hanover, King George Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Elizabeth was the wife of Rowland Thornton. Her brother Lawrence was married to Rowland's sister, Alice Thornton. Elizabeth and Lawrence were half siblings of Rebecca (grandmother of President Madison), John III (husband of Mary Grayson), and Mary (wife of John "of Snow Creek" Taliaferro).
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Francis married Alice Savage in 1678 in Gloucester Co, Virginia. Alice was born about 1653 in Gloucester Co, Virginia; died after 1700 in of, Stafford Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Col. John Catlett, Jr. was a Burgess (1693-1702);
Justice of the peace (1692);
coroner (1700);
President of the Court,
Sheriff (1705); Essex Co., VA.

Patented lands extensively in Spotsylvania Co. & elsewhere; in 1701 gave power of attorney to John Mumford of London to sell all lands at Sittingbourne, Kent County, Eng., and at Radwischeim, which he inherited from his father. His last will was recorded in Essex County, VA, Wills, Bonds, Inv. #4 (1722-1730) Part 1, p. 84. His will was very long because he was a very wealthy man with much land, slaves, silver,etc.
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John Catlett was a member of the lower house of the colonial legislature (burgess) from 1693-1702, Justice of the Peace 1692, coroner 1700, president of the court, sheriff 1705 for Essex Co., VA. He patented lands extensively in Spotsylvania Co. and elsewhere.
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Col. John Catlett, Jr. was known as the 2nd John.

His will was probated in Essex County on 18-Nov-1724.

John married first, a Miss Smith. Some researchers believe that she was a daughter of Maj. Lawwrence Smith since deeds recorded in Spotsylvania Co., VA, to Jno Catlett, Jr. and Richard Buckner, in 1722, from Augustine Smith, the son of Major Lawrence Smith. The Catletts owned a large estate at the mouth of Golden Vale Creek in present Caroline County, VA.

John and his first wife were the parents of:

1. Lawrence Catlett
2. Elizabeth Catlett, who married Rowland Thornton

John Catlett married second, Elizabeth Gaines. [Charles Hughes Hamlin, Professional Genealogist, who worked in conjunction with David A. Avant, Jr. could not find evidence to prove that Col. John Catlett, Jr. married Elizabeth Gaines--nor any information about her parentage. Their marriage is widely accepted by many writers and genealogists of the family. In 1706 Mary Catlett released her dower when her husband, John, sold lands ....SO her name could have been MARY--not ELIZABETH. No original documents are available to prove the name "Elizabeth."]

Col. John Catlett,Jr. and his second wife were the parents of:

1. John Catlett, III. who married Elizabeth Taliaferro (daughter of John "The Ranger" Taliaferro and Sarah Smith

2. Maj. Thomas Catlett who married Martha Thornton.

3. Mary Catlett who married Lt. Col. John Taliaferro, Jr.

4. Rebecca Catlett who married first Francis Conway and second John Moore, Gent.

5. Margaret Catlett who married Jonathan Gibson, Jr.

Col. John Catlett, Jr. was a
Burgess (1693-1702);
Justice of the peace (1692);
coroner (1700);
President of the Court,
Sheriff (1705); Essex Co., VA.
Patented lands extensively in Spotsylvania Co. & elsewhere; in 1701 gave power of attorney to John Mumford of London to sell all lands at Sittingbourne, Kent County, Eng., and at Radwischeim, which he inherited from his father. His last will was recorded in Essex County, VA, Wills, Bonds, Inv. #4 (1722-1730) Part 1, p. 84. His will was very long because he was a very wealthy man with much land, slaves, silver,etc.
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John married Miss (..) Smith, (dau?). (..) (daughter of Major Lawrence Smith, (desc of Wm I "the Lion" of Scotland) and Mary Debnam) was born about 1658 in of, Spotsylvania Co, Virginia; died after 1690. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Some researchers believe that she was a daughter of Maj. Lawwrence Smith since deeds recorded in Spotsylvania Co., VA, to Jno Catlett, Jr. and Richard Buckner, in 1722, from Augustine Smith, the son of Major Lawrence Smith.
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John married Elizabeth Underwood, (immigrant). Elizabeth was born in 1632 in England; died in 1673 in Rappahannock Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The main article identifying Lawrence Smith's ancestry is "The Townleys and Warners of Virginia and Their English Connections" by Mary Burton Derrickson McCurdy in The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography.

The book "Early Virginia Immigrants" lists Lawrence Smith arriving from England in 1652. "Imported" by Capt. Augustine Warner who was married to Mary Townley, sister of Elizabeth Townley, Lawrence's mother. They were daughters of Lawrence Townley, the grandfather of Lawrence Smith. Lawrence Towneley is also the direct ancestor of both George Washington and Robert E. Lee through Mary Townley, wife of Augustine Washington.
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According to "Bacon's Rebellion - 1676" by Thomas J. Wertenbaker, Clearfield Co., Inc. & reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, MD, 1993, 1994, 1998, pg. 48, Lawrence was a resident of Gloucester county, Virginia, and in March, 1675-1676, he commanded a fort at the head of Rappahannock river. In Bacon's rebellion he sided with Governor Berkeley, and after Bacon's death led the Gloucester "trained hands" against Ingram, but they deserted him. He was surveyor for the counties of Gloucester and York in 1686, and in 1691 laid out Yorktown. In 1699 the governor recommended him as suitable for appointment to the council. He died in 1700. From his coat-of-arms Major Smith appears to have belonged to the Smiths of Totne, County Devon, England. He was father of Colonel John Smith, of the Virginia council.
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Robert Taliaferro and Maj. Lawrence Smith, being great friends and intimately associated in business, were drawn closer together by the intermarriage of their children, John Taliaferro and Sarah Smith.

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Major Lawrence Smith father was Christopher Smith b. March 18, 1595 England d. 1638 England. Mother was Elizabeth Townley Halstead. They married May 3, 1624 she died 1679, she was the widow of Richard Halsted (poss cousin). She had 3 children with Richard, John Halsted, Ellen Halsted, Elizabeth Halsted.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Lawrence Townley who died in 1654 in Stonehedge, England, and Jennett Halsted, daughter of John Halsted who died 1601 in England.
Elizabeth Townley Halsted Smiths sister Mary Townley was the wife of Captain Augustine Warner, who imported his nephew, Major Lawrence Smith to Virginia in 1652.
Christopher Smith and Elizabeth Townley Halsted had the following children.
Richard Smith b. 1635 England
John Smith b. 1624
Major Lawrence Smith
Thomas Smith b. 1637
Christopher Smith.

Christopher Smith (father of Lawrence) he bore the Coat of Arms of the Smiths of Tottne, County Devon, England. Arms: Azure a Chevron between three acrons slipped and leaved.

Major Lawrence Smith was married 1st to Mary Debbanor September 28, 1651 daughter of Wiliam and Katherine Debbanor.
Major Lawrence's home was "Temple Farm" which he bought in 1680.
Isuee: of Major Lawrence Smith
Mary Smith b. 10-24-1652 england
John Smith
Colonel Lawrence Smith
Sarah Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Captain Charles Smith
Captain William Smith
Augustine Smith

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Deed, September 28, 1682, from Francis Taliaferro, of the County of Gloucester, Gent., son and heir apparent of Robert Taliaferro, to his bother John, 1,000 acres as an advancement on account of his marriage to Sarah, dr. of Lawrence Smith. The deed recites that said Robert Taliaferro and Lawrence Smith had on the 26th of March, 1666, surveyed and patented 6,300 acres, in what is now Essex County, Virginia.

Sources:
-Lewis, Merriwethers, and Their Kin, by Sarah Lewis Anderson, first published 1938, p. 214
-William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 1, Jul 1893, p. 3-21
-Genealogy of Virginia Families, 1991 by Genealogy Publishing, Baltimore County, Maryland, vol. V, p. 330
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Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 7 - 1682-1686; pg 11-13
TO ALL XPIAN People to whom these presents shall come I FRANCIS TALLIAFERRO of the County of GLOUCESTER in Collony of Virginia Gent., Sonn and heire apparent of ROBERT TALLIAFERRO, late of County of Rappa. in the Collony aforesaid deced send Greeting in or: Lord God everlasting. Know yee that for as much as my deced Father, ROBERT TALLIAFERRO, joyntly with LAURENCE SMITH of the County of GLOUCESTER Gent. on the 26th day of March in ye yeare of or: Lord One thousand Six hundred Sixty and six take up and Patent Six thousand & three hundred acres of land being in the aforesaid County of Rappa: Beginning at the mouth of SNOW CREEKE on the South side of Rappa. River and thence running the several courses and distances in the sd Pattent set down and expressed as by said Pattent relation had may appeare and further forasmuch as my said deced Father and the said LAURENCE SMITH by their joynt writing under their hands dated the 16th day of May 1667 and duly acknowledged and recorded in GLOUCESTER COUNTY COURT the same day did mutually agree that if either of them should die before division of the said lands that then & in such case the heires of him soe dying should have equal! right with the Survivors of and unto the said Six thousand three hundred acres of land by them Pattented as by ye records of said Deed may appeare Now Further Know yee that I the said FRANCIS TALLIAFERRO for the good will Natural love and affection which I bear unto my well beloved Brother, JOHN TALLIAFERRO, of the aforesaid County of Rappa., Gent. and for ye future advancemt. of my said Brother (he being now intended by the prmission of Almighty God to marry with SARAH the Daughter of said LAURENCE SMITH) and for divers other causes me thereunto moving have given and by this my prsent indented Deed of Gift doe freely and absolutely give unto my said Brother, JOHN TALLIAFERRO, his heirs, One thousand acres of land being part of the abovesaid Divident and to be laid out and bounded with lines of marked trees as followeth (that is to say) To begin at the Fork of SNOW CREEKE BRANCH by or near the PATH that leads to the FORT and from thence runing West North West for the breadth and South West and by West into the Woods for length to the extent of the Pattent and all the right and demand which I the said FRANCIS TALLIAFERRO now have unto the said land To have and to hold unto my said Brother, JOHN TALLIAFERO, and to his heirs To have and to hold to the use and enjoy without the lawfull lett of the said FRANCIS TALLIAFERRO my heirs or any other persons claiming under me and further I the said FRANCIS TALLIAFERRO either in person or by my lawfull Attorney will make acknowledgment of these prsents in
Rappa. County Court upon request of my said Brother In Witness whereof I have sett my hand this 28th day of September 1682
Sealed and Delivd. in the prsence of us
JOHN MAINE, FRAN: TALLIAFERRO
LEWIS BURWELL,
HENRY CLERK
RICHARD BROOKE
Recognitr in Cur Rappa 7 die Febry Anno 1682 et Recordatr xiiii die
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1690-1694 Middlesex Co Va Order Book; Antient Press: (Page 541)
Court 1st of February 1691/92
- Mr. CHR: ROBINSON, Assignee of Coll. LAUR: SMITH, ye Exr. of RICD, DEWES, bringing his accon to this Court agt. Mr. JNO: SMITH & PHEBE his Wife, ye Admrx. of Mr, GEORGE REEVES, for four hundred forty five pds, swt. sented tobo: due by Bill & ye Defendts. by Mr. TODD, their Attorney, pleading yt: ye sd. Bill being dated ye 27th June 1685 is out of date. It is the oppinion of this Court yt: ye Defendts. plea is good upon which ye sute is dismist
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 364
LAWRENCE SMITH, 119 acs. Gloster Co., II Feb. I657, p. 170, (253). Upon the head of a branch issuing into Ware Riv. in Mockjack Bay, running along trees of Lt. Col. Jno. Walker &c. Trans. of 3 pers: Geo. Musick, Rob. Cooper, Roger Greene.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 5; Pg 548
ROBERT TALIAFRO (Tallifro) & LAWRENCE SMITH, 6300 acs. Rappa. Co., 26 Mar. 1666, p. 481, (587). In the freshes, on S. side & about 4 mi. above Waire Cr., beg. on the E. side of Snowe Cr., running up sd. river on the N. side of sd. Cr. &c. to a vale nere the mouth of Nusaponucks Cr. Stc. Trans. of 126 pers: Samuell Ratcliffe, Nathaniell Mott, William Lobb, Danll. Anderton, Robt. Thruston, Thomas Morgan, Samll. Burgis, Edward Sadler, Edward Graves, Jno. Seniore, Tom - Negro, Wm. Trewin, Robt. Hull, Arthur Poell, Ambrose Hamon, James Walker, Xtopr. Tharnam, Richd. Mould, Abram Watts, Wm. Brett, Giles Lovell, Benj. Hall, Jno. Edwards, Thomas Jackson, Jno. Griffen, 8 Negroes; Jno. Jackson, Peter Malborne, Jno. Gore, Mary Williams, Thomas Hix, Jno. Burby, Georg Young, Georg Baker, Mary Parker, Robt. Merham, Ann Hardware (?), Jno. Davies, Dorcas, Young, Data Gouch (or Grouch), Eiz. Sharp, Wm. Gratwich, Georg Roke James Harrison, James Sewill, Thomas Bone, Wm. Pratt, Jno. Robertson, Leonard Cooke, 3 Negroes; David Jones, Jno. Motley, Jno. Hamerson, Jno. Lew- as, Peter Frissoll, Mary Bake, Eliz. Griffin, 5 Negroes; Henry Cassell Jno. Hayward, James Berkert, Henry Powell, Humphry Thomas, Wm. Greene, Jno. Hunt, Peter Cozon, (or Cozin), Thomas Cheny, Mary Cheny, Robt. Edwards, Blanch Harding, Xpr. Edee Arabella Singleton, Lawrence Smith, Tho. Edward, Jno. Edwards, Wm. Greene, Peter Smith, Wm. Thomas, Jno. Nutt, Eliz Humphries, Henry Johnson, Anthony Baker, Martha Jones, Susan Hunt, Anthony Jones, Mary Greefore, Ann Townsend, Jno. Frissell, Mursin Lilly, Jno. Jones, Margtt. Tompson, Jno. Wray, Wm. Wright, Robt. Pate, Jno. Kelly, Jno. Farrell, Griffetlf Pratt, Edwd, Hoyte, Danll. Adler (or Adlen), Eliz. Tooth, SamII. Baker, Arthur Skinner, Margtt. Tompson, Jno. Wray, Wm. Wright, Abram Stone, Martha Haimon (?), Wm. Batten, Wm. Stanly, Silvester Sparrow, Jno. Boucher, Wm. Thomas, Jonathan Nutt, Peter Wms. (Williams)
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 12
MR. LAWRENCE ,SMITH, 807 acs. Gloster Co., 18. Mar. 1666/7, p, '41. Beg. in the N. br. of Seavern Riv:, dividing this & land of Coll. Augustine Warner, Esqr. ,&c. to Thomas Graves' land, to Tymberneck Cr. .main swamp &c. to Mr. Burwell's line &c to br. parting this & land of Wm. Rawlings. 80 acs. granted to sd. Warner in 1653; 148 acs, granted to him 11 Feb. 1657. both of which he sold to sd, Smith, & 579 acs. for trans. cf 12 pers: Tho. Cooke, Geo. Ballentine, Jno. Cannida, Rich. West, Elizab. Lettsom, Elizab. Pain, Wm. Prickett, Mary Cooke, Rich. Tucker, Fran. Brion, Ann Brown, Elizab
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 6 page 36
MR. WILLIAM BOWLIN, 807 acs., Abbington Parrish, Gloster Co., 14 Apr. 1668, p. 131. Beg, at a small cr. dividing this & land of Coll. Augustine Warner, to Edwd. Wills, to Kerbye's w.o., to swamp dividing this & land of Mr. Law. Smith, &c. 750 acs. granted Mr. David Fox, in 1648 & assigned to sd. Bowlin; & 137 acs. for trans. of 3 pers: Jno. Cheney, Peter Hicks, Wm. Preston.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 6 page 39
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, 170 acs. Gloster Co.,. .20 Apr. 1668, p. 144. Adj. Xpofer; Robins, beg. at the head of a cr. or bay that runs to the N. side of Turtle poynt, crosse a cr. to Mockjack Bay side, &c. Trans. of 4 pers:
Wm. Davis, Tymothy Sisse, Edward Brookman, Ed. Preafe (or Prease).
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Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6, pg 61
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, 75 acs. Gloster Co., Abbington Par., betwixt land of Wm. Alsop, decd., Mr. Tho. Graves, Senr. & his own land; 15 Mar. 1668/9, p. 240. Nere the head of Timber Neck Cr. Trans. of 2 pers: John Fletcher. Jno. Winterbottome.
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Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6, pg 64
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, 75 acs. Gloster Co., Abbington Par., betwixt land of Wm. Alsop, decd., Mr. Tho. Graves, Senr. & his own land; 15 Mar. 1668/9, p. 240. Nere the head of Timber Neck Cr. Trans. of 2 pers: John Fletcher. Jno. Winterbottome
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 6
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH & ANTHO. BUCKNER, 716 acs., Rappa. Co., S. side the Riv., adj. Capt. Tho. Hawkins; 17 Mar. 1672/3, p. 444. Trans. of 14 pers: Richd. Gower, John Delton, Jno. Brookes, Hen. Hodges, Nich.
Bennett, Fra. Cosbrook; & 8 Negroes.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 6 page 139
JOHN BOWSEY, 1668 acs., in the freshes & on S. side of Rappa. Riv., opposite the falls; adj. Capt. Laurence Smith in the line of Capt. Hawkins; land of sd. Smith & Anthony Buckner, &c: 5 Nov. 1673, p. 492. Trans. of 34 pers: Gilbert Hancock, Jona. Grantam, James Strong, Jno. Roberds, Ric. Groves, Jno. Gray, Grace Trent, Robt. Blissed, Abra. Jnoson, Jno. Sturrop, Mary Grantam, Geo. Robbins, Ric. Griffin, Rachell Groves, Antho. Pristoe, Jacob Massy, James Trencher, Ric. Hayes, Roger Smith, Sam. Cheney, (?) Nurse, James Foster, Sarah Winter, Jonat. Turner, Wm. (a) frenchman, Volen. (?) Ostler, Oliver Sergeant,. Jasper Elvin, Ben. Finch, Jonah. Jervis, Sam. Johnson, Susan Turner, Xpher. Gosbin, Francis Wix.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 7 page 279
MR. AUGUSTINE SMITH & MR. WILLIAM SMITH, 6500 acs., in Rap- pa. & New Kent Co.'s; adj. 4600 acs. of Capt. Lawrence Smith; by the Bever damms, neere head of the Reedy Br., &c. 21 Apr. 1684, p. 386. Granted to Capt. Lawrence Smith & Capt. Robert Beverley, 16 Nov. 1674, deserted, & now granted by order &c. Trans. of 92 pers.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 9 page 96
DAVID BRAY, RICHARD WHARTON, HENRY LIGHTFOOT, & ROBERT AMBROSE, 6500 acs., in Essex & K. & Q. Counties, 2 May 1705, p. 669. Adj. 4600 acs, of Capt. Lawrence Smith; beg. at the Beaver Dams near head of the reedy br., &c. Granted Mr. Augustin Smith & Wm. Smith, 21 Apr. 1684, deserted, & now granted by order, &c. Trans. of 130 pers: Isaac Jamart, Robt. Dale, Ruffeild, Bertrand, John Hurst, Richd. Lowder, Jane Scott, John Rice, James Mocke, John Rogers, Robt. Holman, Tho. Aymen, Peter Freese, Wm. Rea, Wm. Martin, Colem Mackemie, Tho. Amoir, Geo. Ruff, Francis Williams, Wm. Sugar, Sarah Taft, John Yeats, Wm. Casey, Phill. Litchfeild, Robt. Tolt, Patrick Whalin, Tho. Read, Edwd. Mackile, Margt. Mackdaniell, Edwd. Malahan, John Linch, Edwd. Rick, Peter Ineas, John Tandy, James Prad, Richd. Robinson, Fra. Dodson, Richd. Farrington, Marmad. Reddin, Tho. Thompson, Mary Hazleton, Richd. Robinson, Mary Manton, Dennise Cromer, Tho. Carrington, Wm. Williams, Tho, Hucklescott, Mary Simpson, Wm. a Scotch boy, Richd. Robinson, Wm. Miller, Edwd. Maxfeild, Sarah Grim- stead, Richd. Robinson, Robt. ___, Wm. Powell, Edwd. Hughes, John Alexander, Cornelius Moore, John Rochfort, Fra. Mathews, John Day, John Magore, Wm. Holly, Jeffery Adams, John Burgh, John Welbeloved, Abraham Hobden, Tho. Baily, Tho. Newsister, John Strange, Geo. Townsing, Tho. Searle, Martha Curtis, Joseph Cunningham, Cha. Cross, Wm. Loyd, Joseph Lane, John Francis, Tho. ___, Richd. Robinson, Junr., Martha Dag (or Day), John Thomas, John Martyr, Anne Martyr (or Marlyr), Jane Brown, Manuel Symon, Parare - (?), John Dolocroas (?), John Dingwell.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 38
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, 170 acs. Gloster Co., -,20 Apr. 1668, p. 144. Adj. Xpofer. Robins, beg. at the head of a cr. or bay that runs to the N. side of Turtle poynt, -crosse a cr. to Mock- jack Bay side, &c. Trans-. of '4 .pers: Wm. Davis, Tymothy' Sisse, Edward Brookman, Ed. Preafe (or Preafe).
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 61
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, 75 acs. Gloster Co., Abington Par., betwixt land of Wm. Alsop, decd., Mr. Tho. Graves, Senr. & his own land; 15 Mar, 1668/9, p. 240. Nere the head of Timber Neck Cr. Trans. of 2 pers: John Fletcher. Jno, Winterbottome,
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 93
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH, of. Gloster Co., 4972 acs., Rappa. Co., S. side & in the freshes of sd. Riv., on lower side of Nusaponocks Cr., adj. land granted sd. Smith & Mr. Robt. Talliafern; 25 May 1671, p. 356. Trans. of 99 pers: By assignment of Col. Warner 26 Negroes; Jno. Johnson, Jno. Watkins, Jno. Smith, Wm. Smith, Tho. Smith, Wm. Johnson, Jeremie Wilson, Geo, Hobbs, Jno. Crame (or Craine), Geo. James, Wm. Tibbs, Jno. Stevens, Wrn. Stevens, Roger Blackwell, Xtophr. Denny, Cornelius Mathews, Wm. Col- lawn; 12 Irish servts; Jno. Knowles, Wm. Denington, Geo. Brookes, Sam11, Tames, Symon Kingley, Xtophr. Dickens, Thomas Wheatly, Jno. King, Jno. Samp-son, Lawrence Smith twice, Tobyas Cely, Thomas Bood, Ambrose Hammond. Geo. Walter (or Walker), Richd. Mold, Samll. Baker, Jno. Ashton, Xtopher. Adly, James Corveen, Jno. Oyden, Eliz. Sharp. Jno. Read. Arth. .Read, Alexr. Hall, Cuth. Davies, Simon Eliott, Mar- ear. Parland, Wm. Cary, Ja. Scott. Rich. Taylor. Elizb. Spencer, Ellen Harris. Stephen Smith, Richd, Danes (or
Daves), Jno. Browne, Eliz. Harwood.
SAME. 719 acs. Gloster Co., 22 July 1662, p. 357. 119 acs. upon a br. of Ware Riv. in Mobjack Bay, adj. Lt. Col. Jno. Walker; 600 acs. on Beech Sw., neere Mr. Cooke's quarter, along Robin hoods Spring Br., &c. 119 acs. granted him 11 Feb. 1657; & 600 acs. for trans. of 12 pers: Edwd. Bewitt (or B,earitt). Jno. Goss, Nath. Mott, Susanna 'Jones, Mary Thwait, Jno. Lee, Jno. Pratt, Wm. Derrick, Peter Spray, Hannah Gold, Jo. Harbinger, Antho, Yates.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 123
MR. LAWRENCE SMITH & ANTHO. BUCKNER, 716 acs., Rappa. Co., S. side the Riv., adj. Capt. Tho. Hawkins; 17 Mar. 1672/3, p. 444. Trans. of 14 pers: Richd. Gower, John Delton, Jno. Brookes, Hen. Hodges, Nich. Bennett, Fra. Cosbrook; & 8 Negroes.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 160
CAPT. LAURENCE SMITH & CAPT. ROBT. BEVERLY. 6500 acs., Rappa. &c New Kent Co.'s; adj. 4600 acs. of sd. Smith; beg. by the Beaver Dams or near a head of the Ready Br., &c; 16 Nov. 1674. p. 547. Trans. of 130 pers: Hen. Bry, Math. Towers, Edwd. Gittes, Wm. Rowland, Jno. Conmark, Richd. Shay, Eliz, Harwood, Fra. Fox, Jerm. Parsons, Jno. Hall, Math. Robinson, Tho. Knight, Tho. .Hopkins, Wm. Givor (or Guyor), Jno. Linkehorne, David Bourne, Xper Bicks, Wm. Holliday, Mich. Hookam, Jo. Ecalet (or Erale), Ja. Couch, Jno. Yarrow, Hen. Chapman, Geo. Hawsone, Jno. Boyce, Jno. Smith, Rich, Williams, Jon. Gores (or Goods), Jno. Patten, Steph. West, Robt. Elson, Wm. Birdloe, Eliz, Knight, Elen Hitch, Ann Syra, M. Hutchson, Tho. Knell, Sam. Orkney, Geo. King, Richd. Presly, Tho. Mady, Susan Kerne. Eliz. Newty, Wm. Fuller, Ja. Newton, Oliver West, Edwd. Strong, Ja. Linsey. Wm Perry, Arth. Wright. Jane Luse, Wm Roberts. Amb. Neale, Phillip Carey. Jno Douding, Ann Wheatly, Wm. Howell, X per. Lewis, Joane Maynards, Rich. King; 4 Negroes.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 6; Pg 161
CAPT. LAURENCE SMITH, 330 acs., Gloster Co.. Ahbinton Par., 6 Mar. 1674/5, p. 550. Adj. Col. Ludlow, dec'd., Mr. Jno. Banister, Abbott. Coleman & Edwd. Foster &c. to the hernes nest Pine, &c. Trans. of 7 pers
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 7; Pg 278
MR. AUGUSTINE SMITH & MR. WILLIAM SMITH, 6500 acs., in Rap- pa. & New Kent Co.'s; adj. 4600 acs. of Capt. Lawrence Smith; by the Bever damms, neere head of the Reedy Br., &c. 21 Apr. 1684, p. 386. Granted to Capt. Lawrence Smith & Capt. Robert Beverley, 16 Nov. 1674, deserted, & now granted by order &c. Trans. of 92 pers.*
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 8; Pg 373
MAJ. LAWRANCE SMITH (Smyth), 1200 acs., Gloster Co., in Abbington Par., 20 Oct. 1691, p. 212. S. side of Severne Riv. neare the head, along land of Col. Augustin Warner, dec'd; to Mr. Robert Bryan; along Vallentine Layne & Thomas Graves, to Abraham Broadley; neer dwelling house of William Graves; to land of Mr. Thomas Graves, dec'd; to Gillion White, near house of Robert Earbrough; to Jerimie Hoult, SE side of a Sw. of Timber Neck Cr; to land of Mr. Peters, dec'd; to Capt. Richd. Booker; along Mr. John Meggson; to Maj. Lewis Burwell; crossing the Church Path; &c. 882 granted sd. Smyth, viz: 807 acs. 18 Mar. 1666; 75 acs. 15 Mar. 1668; 318 acs. now taken, for Imp. of 7 pers: Eliza. Long, Robt. Colles, Eliza. Day, Tho. Fanch, Rich. Hust, Tho. Phipps, Hen. Cluthero

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Lawrence married Mary Debnam on 28 Sep 1651 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia. Mary (daughter of William Debnam, (immigrant) and Catherine Frances Jennings, (immigrant)) was born in 1633 in Gloucester Co, Virginia; died in 1670 in Essex, or York Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]