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Bertheleny Puy, [1653 - 1743] Capt. of
the Household Guards of Louis XIV. Went to Germany 1685;
then England 1699, came to Virginia in 1700. |
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Walter Brodhurst,
[1619 - 1661] of Westmoreland County.
Son of William Brodhurst, gent., of
Lilleshall, Shropeshire. |
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Rev.
Archibald Campbell, [in Virginia
1754, &ct.] Son of
Archibald Campbell, of Kirnan,
Argyleshire Scotland and his wife Anna
Stewart, of Ascog. |
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Sir John Earle, [1614 - 1660] Son of
Sir Richard Earle of Dorset County England. Came from
England about 1649 - 1652 and settled in
Westmoreland County, Virginia. |
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Doctor John Edwards, son of Thomas,
grandson of Richard of Lancaster County England. Came from
Wales in 1620 - 1623. Settled in Northumberland County first
and later in Lancaster County. |
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Gerard (Gerrard) Fowke, [died 1669]
Son of Roger Fowke of Gunston Hall, Staffordshire. Gentleman of
the bedchamber of Charles I. Came to Virginia in 1650.
Wealthy merchant & planter and was also a Burgess from
Westmoreland County. Eventually
moved to Maryland. |
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Thomas Fowke, [died 1663]
Brother to Gerard. Of James City and Westmoreland
County. |
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John
Foxhall, [d.
1704], Westmoreland County; left real
and personal estate at Bromingham
(Birmingham), Warwickshire. |
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Thomas Gerrard, [d.
1673], Westmoreland County; emigrated from England to
Maryland; but removed to Virginia, where he died. In his
will he gives to his son Justinian his right to
any land in
England. Justinian Gerrard was JP for Westmoreland 1668,
but removed to Maryland, where he died. In his will, dated
1682, he bequeathed lands in Lancashire. |
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George
Gordon,
[d.
1786] Westmoreland County; bequeathed lands at Sheepsbridge,
Clogheramer, Lisduff, Carmern and Daryoghly, all in County
Down, Ireland. |
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John Hallows,
[in Virginia 1655, ect.] Westmoreland County, “late of
Rochdale, in the county of Lancaster”; born about 1615. In
1732, his heir, Samuel Hallows Esq., lived at Ashwick,
Lancashire. He was a descendant of Samuel Hallows of
England, elder brother of John Hallows. |
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Samuel Hayward,
[in Virginia 1637, &c.), Westmoreland
county; son of Nicholas Hayward, grocer,
of London. |
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Daniel Hutt,
[d. 1674], Westmoreland county; formerly merchant of London,
and at another time master of the ship Mayflower. |
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Richard Lee, [1519 - 1584] Came to
Virginia in 1641. Served as Secretary of State; King's
Counselor. Owned land in both York and
Westmoreland Counties. Member of the Council & a
Justice. |
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George Luke,
[in
Virginia 1690 ect.] Westmoreland County; son of Oliver
Luke, Esq., of Woodend, Bedfordshire. |
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Roderick McCulloch, came to Virginia
1727. Rector Washington Parish,
Westmoreland County, Virginia. Returned to Scotland
in 1745 and died there. |
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John Marshal, [1596 - 1660] Came from
England to Jamestown about 1650 and finally settled in
Westmoreland County. |
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Nicholas Meriwether, born in Wales
1631, died James City, Virginia, December 15th 1678. Owned
land in Lancaster, Westmoreland
and Surry Counties. |
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Doctor Paul Micou, [1658 - 1736]
Huguenot. Settled in Essex County, Virginia before 1695.
Justice, Physician, Lawyer. |
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Andrew Monroe, [died 1668] Son of
David and Agnes Monroe of Scotland. Taken prisoner of war in
Scotland and banished to America 1648. Settled in
Northumberland County and then moved to
Westmoreland County. |
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Edward Mountjoy,
[in Virginia 1695, &c.] Westmoreland County; brother of
Thomas Mountjoy, of Bristol, merchant. |
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John Newton,
[d. 1697] Westmoreland County; had lived at Anlaby,
Yorkshire; eldest son of Thomas Newton, of Hull. John
Newton bequeathed lands at Carlton and Camelsforth,
Yorkshire and the house in Hull “which was my father’s”. |
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James Oldham, came from England 1635
and settled in Westmoreland
County. |
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Thomas Osborne, Captain, came from
England 1620, settled at Coxendale on the James River.
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Malachy Peale,
[in Virginia 1674, &c.] Westmoreland County; in 1673 was
of Exeter, Devon. |
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Henry Peyton,
[1630 – 1659], Westmoreland County; son of Henry Peyton,
Esq., of Lincoln’s Inn (d. 1636) and brother of Sir Robert
Peyton, Knt., of East Barnet (d. 1689). |
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Valentine Peyton,
[1627 – 1665), Westmoreland County; brother of Henry Peyton,
preceding. |
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Colonel Nathaniel Pope, [abt 1610 -
April 1660] Came from England in 1634. First lived in
Maryland, then came to Virginia in 1650 and settled in
Westmoreland County. |
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Thomas Speke,
[1603 – 1659) Westmoreland County; brother of John Speke, of
Bath and Plymouth. |
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Nicholas Spencer,
[d. 1689), Westmoreland County; son of
Nicholas Spencer, Esq., of Cople Bedfordshire, and his wife
Mary, daughter of Sir Edward Gostwick, Bart., of Willington,
Bedfordshire. |
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Robert
Vaulx,
[1651 - 1685),
Westmoreland County; son of Robert and
Elizabeth Vaulx, of London. |
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John Washington, went from Purleigh
County, Essex, England to Barbados; then Surry County,
Virginia, about 1650. John is the son of Sir John, Knight of
Thrapston, Northhamptonshire and brother to Lawrence, Rector
of Church of England. |
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Colonel John Washington, [1635 - 1677],
son of
Rev. Lawrence Washington, the Rector of Purleigh County, Essex,
England. Came from England 1656 and settled in
Westmoreland County. |
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Lawrence Washington, [1635-1677]
Brother of Colonel John of
Westmoreland County. Was in Virginia by 1659 and
settled in Essex County. |
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Lieutenant Edward Walters, [1568 -
1630] Came from England in "Sea Venture" 1618 and settled on
the south bank of the James River. |
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