First Generation
1. John
Thorowgood1–2
was born circa 1440 in Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England.1–2 John of Chelston
Temple is the first known ancestor of the Thorowgood line. His descendancy of
Thomas-2, John-3, John-4, William-5, Sir John-6 and Anne-7 is not proven, but
is a strong possibility. Anne was clearly not the daughter of Adam-6, but could
easily be the child of one of his brothers. Sir John is a viable candidate.Although not much is known of the Keeling ancestors of Thomas, several of the confirmed Keeling children bear names common to Anne's family: Thomas [found in both lines], Adam [Anne's uncle], Edward [another uncle], Thorowgood [family surname], Anne [herself, grandmother], Frances [mother], and Elizabeth [maternal grandmother].
John Thorowgood had the following child:
Second Generation
2. Thomas
Thorowgood1–2
(John-1) was born circa 1470 in Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England.1–2 Thomas had at
least two sons, Nicholas and John. Nicholas had a son Roger.Thomas Thorowgood had the following child:
3 i. John Thorowgood, born ca 1500, Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England; died ca 1560, Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England.
Third Generation
3. John Thorowgood1–2 (Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1500 in Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England.1–2 He died circa 1560 at the age of 60 in Chelston Temple, Hertfordshire, England.1
John Thorowgood had the following child:
4 i. John Thorowgood, born ca 1530, Felsted, Essex, England; married Anne Lucken, ca 1560, Grimston, Norfolk, England; died ca 1600, Norwich, Norfolk, England.
Fourth Generation
4. John Thorowgood1–2 (John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1530 in Felsted, Essex, England.1–2 He died circa 1600 at the age of 70 in Norwich, Norfolk, England.1
John Thorowgood and Anne Lucken were married circa 1560 in Grimston, Norfolk, England.1–2 Anne Lucken1, daughter of Thomas Lucken, was born circa 1534 in Essex, England.1 She died circa 1596 at the age of 62 in Essex, England.1
5 i. William Thorowgood, born ca 1560,
Grimston, Norfolk, England;
married Anne Edwards, ca 1585, England; died
16 May 1635, Felstead, Essex, England.
Sixth Generation
7. Ann Thorowgood4–5 (John-6, William-5, John-4, John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1613 in Hertfordshire, England.6 She died circa 16 Jan 1687 at the age of 74 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.4–5 Ann's identity and parentage is somewhat muddled. Most sources, primarily undocumented, give her maiden name as Thorowgood. The mystery then becomes three-fold:
(1) Was she the brother of prominent Lynn Haven settler Adam Thorowgood [1602-1640] and the daughter of William Thorowgood [1560-1625] and one of his three wives, Anne Edwards, Mary Dodge or Alice Holbeck?
(2) Was she the daughter of Adam Thorowgood [1602-1640] and Sarah Offley?
(3) Was she the daughter of one of Adam's elder brothers, John, Thomas, Edmund, Mordaunt or William?
In her 1974 publication The 17th Century Families of John Martin & Thomas Keeling," Alice Granbery Walter makes the claim that Ann's maiden name was as of yet unknown. She also notes that the names of the Keeling children [Adam, Thorowgood, Edward, Elizabeth, Sarah, Frances and John were all common to Thorowgood families.] Adam Thorowgood had convinced Thomas Keeling to join in the settlement in Lowe Norfolk.
There is also the issue of her date of marriage. 1630, 1634 and 1637 are the primary dates offered. If Ann was born in 1618, she would have been 12 in 1630; 16 in 1634 and 19 in 1637. The latter is the most reasonable. Ann and William are recorded with children born as early as 1630 and 1635.
Most sources, again, undocumented, give Ann's birth about 1618. A few give her birth as about 1608. 1608 would allow for a marriage in 1630 [age 22]. However, Ann would have been 46 when her youngest was born in 1654.
There is also a christening date of 27 February 1613 in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, England for an Anne Thorowgood, daughter of John Thorowgood. [England Select Births & Christenings 1530-1975; Familysearch.org]
Other entries for Anne Thorowgood [Thorogood, Thoroughgood]:
6 Feb 1602 [father - Abraham];
12 Feb 1614 [father - Abraham]; both Sawbridgeworth.
Other Hertfordshire entries:
7 Oct 1604 Reed [father - Phillip];
24 Mar 1604 Ware [father - John];
11 Nov 1604 Barkway [father - John];
28 Dec 1618 Reed [father - Jonathan]
11 Aug 1611 Crostwick, Norfolk [parents - Edward & Bridgett]
A birth date just prior to February 1613, would make Anne about 21 in 1634, the predominant year of marriage. This would make much more sense that a birth about 1618.
Anne married three times. The first was to Thomas Keeling, about 1634/35 in England. Her second was to William Jermy, about 1665. Jermy died 15 January 1666. Anne's final marriage was to Robert Bray, after 1666. Anne died in 1687.
Ann Thorowgood and William Jermy
were married circa 1665 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.5 William
Jermy5 died on 23 Apr 1666–15 Jan 1666/7
in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.5
4. John Thorowgood1–2 (John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1530 in Felsted, Essex, England.1–2 He died circa 1600 at the age of 70 in Norwich, Norfolk, England.1
John Thorowgood and Anne Lucken were married circa 1560 in Grimston, Norfolk, England.1–2 Anne Lucken1, daughter of Thomas Lucken, was born circa 1534 in Essex, England.1 She died circa 1596 at the age of 62 in Essex, England.1
John Thorowgood and Anne Lucken had the following child:
Fifth Generation
5. William
Thorowgood1–2
(John-4, John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1560 in Grimston, Norfolk,
England.1–2 He died on 16 May
1635 at the age of 75 in Felstead, Essex, England.1
William Thorowgood was the son John Thorowgood and Anne Lucken. He was
appointed vicar of St. Butolph's parish church of Grimston, King Lynn, Norfolk,
England in 1581. Vicar Thorowgood was the Commissary to the Bishop of Norwich
in 1587.
William married three times. Anne Edwards, whom he married by 1585, was the mother of his nine children.He married widow Mary Dodge after 1620 and widow Alice Holbeck about 1625.
Vicar William Thorowgood died 16 May 1635 in Felstead.
William and Anne Edwards had nine children:
[1] Edward
[2] John: [see next]
[3] Thomas of Grimston: B.A. from Queen's College, Cambridge, 1613-14; M.A., 1617; B.D., 1624; Rector of Little Massingham, 1620; of Grimston, 1625; one of the assembly of Devines; teice Clerk of the Convocation.
[4] Edmund of Markham: married Frances, daughter of Edward Smith of Chelston Temple, Essex.
[5] William
[6] Mordaunt: died at Seige of Breda.
[7] Adam: b. 1602/3; went to Virginia in 1621; returned to England and married Sarah Offley in London on 18 July; Justice of the Peace; member of the Council of Virginia; acquired over 1000 acres in Virginia; ship's captain; d. 1640.
[8] Frances: married Robert Griffith of Wales.
[9] Robert: mayor and captain in King's Lynn, Norfolk; married Anne, daughter of Edward Hawke of Norfolk.
William married three times. Anne Edwards, whom he married by 1585, was the mother of his nine children.He married widow Mary Dodge after 1620 and widow Alice Holbeck about 1625.
Vicar William Thorowgood died 16 May 1635 in Felstead.
William and Anne Edwards had nine children:
[1] Edward
[2] John: [see next]
[3] Thomas of Grimston: B.A. from Queen's College, Cambridge, 1613-14; M.A., 1617; B.D., 1624; Rector of Little Massingham, 1620; of Grimston, 1625; one of the assembly of Devines; teice Clerk of the Convocation.
[4] Edmund of Markham: married Frances, daughter of Edward Smith of Chelston Temple, Essex.
[5] William
[6] Mordaunt: died at Seige of Breda.
[7] Adam: b. 1602/3; went to Virginia in 1621; returned to England and married Sarah Offley in London on 18 July; Justice of the Peace; member of the Council of Virginia; acquired over 1000 acres in Virginia; ship's captain; d. 1640.
[8] Frances: married Robert Griffith of Wales.
[9] Robert: mayor and captain in King's Lynn, Norfolk; married Anne, daughter of Edward Hawke of Norfolk.
William Thorowgood and Anne
Edwards were married circa 1585 in England.1–2 Anne Edwards1 was born circa 1558 in Norwich,
Norfolk, England.1 She died circa 1620
at the age of 62 in Grimston, Norfolk, England.1
William Thorowgood and Anne Edwards had the following
child:
6 i. Sir John Thorowgood, born ca 1586,
Grimston, Norfolk, England;
married Frances Meautis, bef 1613, England; died
ca 1664, Kensington, Middlesex, England.
6. Sir
John Thorowgood1,3
(William-5, John-4, John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1586 in Grimston,
Norfolk, England.1,3
He died circa 1664 at the age of 78 in Kensington, Middlesex, England.1,3 Sir John
Thorowgood was born about 1586 in Grimston, Norfolkshire to William Thorowgood
and Anne Edwards.
John was Secretary to the Earl of Pembrooke. He was inservice to the Duke of Buckingham, Gentleman Petitioner to King Chsrles I. Thorowgood was knighted by Charles I at his coronationation in Scotland in 1630. Sir John took part in the Civil War on the side of Parliament. He was a member of the Privy Council under Charles II. John resided at Kensington, Middlesex.
He married Frances, daughter of Thomas Meautis, Esquire, of West Ham, Essex before 1613.
John was named overseer of his brother Adam's will dated 17 February 1639/40. Adam became a prominent settler in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia after serving as an indentured servant. He would go on to transprt 105 persons to Virginia and amass land holdings of over 5000 acres thanks to those 105 headrights. Among those whom he transported to Virginia was Thomas Keeling, the future husband of his niece Anne.
Sir John Thorowgood died in 1664.
John was Secretary to the Earl of Pembrooke. He was inservice to the Duke of Buckingham, Gentleman Petitioner to King Chsrles I. Thorowgood was knighted by Charles I at his coronationation in Scotland in 1630. Sir John took part in the Civil War on the side of Parliament. He was a member of the Privy Council under Charles II. John resided at Kensington, Middlesex.
He married Frances, daughter of Thomas Meautis, Esquire, of West Ham, Essex before 1613.
John was named overseer of his brother Adam's will dated 17 February 1639/40. Adam became a prominent settler in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia after serving as an indentured servant. He would go on to transprt 105 persons to Virginia and amass land holdings of over 5000 acres thanks to those 105 headrights. Among those whom he transported to Virginia was Thomas Keeling, the future husband of his niece Anne.
Sir John Thorowgood died in 1664.
Sir John Thorowgood and Frances
Meautis were married before 1613 in England.1,3 Frances Meautis
was born circa 1596 in West Ham, Essex, England. She died circa 1650 at the age of 54 in West Ham, Essex,
England.
John Thorowgood and Frances Meautis had the following
child:
7 i. Ann Thorowgood, born ca 1613,
Hertfordshire, England;
married Thomas Keeling, ca 1634–1635, England;
married William Jermy, ca 1665, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Robert Bray, aft 1666, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America; died
ca 16 Jan 1687, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.
Seventh Generation
7. Ann Thorowgood4–5 (John-6, William-5, John-4, John-3, Thomas-2, John-1) was born circa 1613 in Hertfordshire, England.6 She died circa 16 Jan 1687 at the age of 74 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.4–5 Ann's identity and parentage is somewhat muddled. Most sources, primarily undocumented, give her maiden name as Thorowgood. The mystery then becomes three-fold:
(1) Was she the brother of prominent Lynn Haven settler Adam Thorowgood [1602-1640] and the daughter of William Thorowgood [1560-1625] and one of his three wives, Anne Edwards, Mary Dodge or Alice Holbeck?
(2) Was she the daughter of Adam Thorowgood [1602-1640] and Sarah Offley?
(3) Was she the daughter of one of Adam's elder brothers, John, Thomas, Edmund, Mordaunt or William?
In her 1974 publication The 17th Century Families of John Martin & Thomas Keeling," Alice Granbery Walter makes the claim that Ann's maiden name was as of yet unknown. She also notes that the names of the Keeling children [Adam, Thorowgood, Edward, Elizabeth, Sarah, Frances and John were all common to Thorowgood families.] Adam Thorowgood had convinced Thomas Keeling to join in the settlement in Lowe Norfolk.
There is also the issue of her date of marriage. 1630, 1634 and 1637 are the primary dates offered. If Ann was born in 1618, she would have been 12 in 1630; 16 in 1634 and 19 in 1637. The latter is the most reasonable. Ann and William are recorded with children born as early as 1630 and 1635.
Most sources, again, undocumented, give Ann's birth about 1618. A few give her birth as about 1608. 1608 would allow for a marriage in 1630 [age 22]. However, Ann would have been 46 when her youngest was born in 1654.
There is also a christening date of 27 February 1613 in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, England for an Anne Thorowgood, daughter of John Thorowgood. [England Select Births & Christenings 1530-1975; Familysearch.org]
Other entries for Anne Thorowgood [Thorogood, Thoroughgood]:
6 Feb 1602 [father - Abraham];
12 Feb 1614 [father - Abraham]; both Sawbridgeworth.
Other Hertfordshire entries:
7 Oct 1604 Reed [father - Phillip];
24 Mar 1604 Ware [father - John];
11 Nov 1604 Barkway [father - John];
28 Dec 1618 Reed [father - Jonathan]
11 Aug 1611 Crostwick, Norfolk [parents - Edward & Bridgett]
A birth date just prior to February 1613, would make Anne about 21 in 1634, the predominant year of marriage. This would make much more sense that a birth about 1618.
Anne married three times. The first was to Thomas Keeling, about 1634/35 in England. Her second was to William Jermy, about 1665. Jermy died 15 January 1666. Anne's final marriage was to Robert Bray, after 1666. Anne died in 1687.
Ann Thorowgood and Thomas Keeling
were married circa 1634–1635 in England.4 Thomas Keeling4, son of John Keeling and Alice
Waterhouse, was born circa 1608 in Worcestershire, England.4
He died on 1 Oct 1664–17 Oct 1664 at the age of 56 in Lower Norfolk Co.,
Virginia, British America.4 Thomas Keeling was
born about 1608 in Worcestershire, England. His parents are believed to be John
Keeling [1577 or 1582 - 1642] and Alice Waterhouse [c1586 - 1650]. Thomas first
arrived in Virginia in 1628 on the Hopewell as one of Adam Thorowgood's
indentured servants.
Following his term of indenture, Keeling returned to England. He married Anne Thorowgood, daughter of Sir John Thorowgood and Frances Meauris. John was Adam Thorowgood's elder brother. The Keelings returned to Virginia in 1634 on the John and Dorothy, with Adam Thorowgood the ship's captain.
Thomas Keeling received two headrights of 100 acres on the Back River in Elizabeth City Co. on 18 November 1635. (Elizabeth City Co. originated as Elizabeth River Shire in 1634, from which New Norfolk Co. was formed in 1636, and became Upper and Lower Norfolk Counties the following year.) He was granted 200 acres on 9 November 1643 for transporting four people. The tract was near Francis Land's plantation. This tract was transferred to William Shipp in 1647. On 25 October 1651, Keeling was granted 700 acres near the head of the main branch of the Lynn Haven River for transporting 14 people.
In a deposition taken in 1637, Thomas gave his age as 24 "or thereabouts." He gave his age as 34 "or thereabouts" in 1642. These depositions would place his birth between 1808 and 1813. Similarly, Anne's age was given as 22 in 1640 [born about 1618].
Thomas was a vestryman in 1640. He was appointed County Lieutenant for Lower Norfolk in 1659.
Thomas was a witness at the 15 December 1659 trial of Ann Godby, who accused Nico Robinson's wife of being a witch. Godby was ordered to pay the accused 300 pounds of tobacco, a cask of wine and assessed court costs. [Godby had been flogged for defamation in 1648 and filed a complaint in 1650.]
Keeling's will was written on 1 October 1664 and proved on 17 October 1665.
Estimates on the birth of the Keeling children begin as early as 1628. All of the children are shown as being born in Virginia. The fact that Thomas returned to England, unmarried, in 1634 excludes birth estimates prior to 1635. Thomas received his 1635 headright of 100 acres for the transport of two persons - himself and his new bride. The earliest birth? Perhaps shortly after the Keelings arrived in Virginia.
Anne's 1666 will [proved 1689] named the following children: Alexander, Sarah [Henry] Woodhouse, Ann [John] Oakham, Frances [Renatus] Land, Elizabeth, Adam, Thorowgood and Edward.
In a 1666 deed, Ann mentioned her son Edward, heir to "his brother" Thomas, deceased.
Elizabeth Keeling's will [30 Oct 1670 - Apr 1671] named her brothers Alexander and Thorowgood.
Adam Keeling's will [2 Apr - 10 Dec 1683] named brother Alexander and brother-in-law Anthony Lawson [widower of sister Anne].
In a deed dated 18 March 1683, Ann Bray mentions her son Edward and Thomas who had been dead for some years.
Confirmed from these documents are the following children of Thomas and Anne: Alexander, Sarah Woodhouse, Ann Oakham, Frances Land, Elizabeth, Adam, Edward and Thomas.
Children named in other sources were Jane, John and Leonard
Jane's birth is given c1635 and death c1654. If she was a daughter of Thomas and Anne, the 1654 death would explain her omission from later records.
John is shown as the youngest, born c1654 and died 1 July 1701. If he belongs to this family, John should have been named in several of the documents.
Leonard is the most problematic. His birth is generally shown as 1628-1632, but as late as 1636. His birthplace is given as Jamestown, James City, VA. Leonard died c1689 in New Kent Co. or Davidson Co., TN (which did not yet exist!) He married Naomi/Nancy Ferguson. The Keeling family seems to have remained in Lower Norfolk/Princess Anne Co.
Following his term of indenture, Keeling returned to England. He married Anne Thorowgood, daughter of Sir John Thorowgood and Frances Meauris. John was Adam Thorowgood's elder brother. The Keelings returned to Virginia in 1634 on the John and Dorothy, with Adam Thorowgood the ship's captain.
Thomas Keeling received two headrights of 100 acres on the Back River in Elizabeth City Co. on 18 November 1635. (Elizabeth City Co. originated as Elizabeth River Shire in 1634, from which New Norfolk Co. was formed in 1636, and became Upper and Lower Norfolk Counties the following year.) He was granted 200 acres on 9 November 1643 for transporting four people. The tract was near Francis Land's plantation. This tract was transferred to William Shipp in 1647. On 25 October 1651, Keeling was granted 700 acres near the head of the main branch of the Lynn Haven River for transporting 14 people.
In a deposition taken in 1637, Thomas gave his age as 24 "or thereabouts." He gave his age as 34 "or thereabouts" in 1642. These depositions would place his birth between 1808 and 1813. Similarly, Anne's age was given as 22 in 1640 [born about 1618].
Thomas was a vestryman in 1640. He was appointed County Lieutenant for Lower Norfolk in 1659.
Thomas was a witness at the 15 December 1659 trial of Ann Godby, who accused Nico Robinson's wife of being a witch. Godby was ordered to pay the accused 300 pounds of tobacco, a cask of wine and assessed court costs. [Godby had been flogged for defamation in 1648 and filed a complaint in 1650.]
Keeling's will was written on 1 October 1664 and proved on 17 October 1665.
Estimates on the birth of the Keeling children begin as early as 1628. All of the children are shown as being born in Virginia. The fact that Thomas returned to England, unmarried, in 1634 excludes birth estimates prior to 1635. Thomas received his 1635 headright of 100 acres for the transport of two persons - himself and his new bride. The earliest birth? Perhaps shortly after the Keelings arrived in Virginia.
Anne's 1666 will [proved 1689] named the following children: Alexander, Sarah [Henry] Woodhouse, Ann [John] Oakham, Frances [Renatus] Land, Elizabeth, Adam, Thorowgood and Edward.
In a 1666 deed, Ann mentioned her son Edward, heir to "his brother" Thomas, deceased.
Elizabeth Keeling's will [30 Oct 1670 - Apr 1671] named her brothers Alexander and Thorowgood.
Adam Keeling's will [2 Apr - 10 Dec 1683] named brother Alexander and brother-in-law Anthony Lawson [widower of sister Anne].
In a deed dated 18 March 1683, Ann Bray mentions her son Edward and Thomas who had been dead for some years.
Confirmed from these documents are the following children of Thomas and Anne: Alexander, Sarah Woodhouse, Ann Oakham, Frances Land, Elizabeth, Adam, Edward and Thomas.
Children named in other sources were Jane, John and Leonard
Jane's birth is given c1635 and death c1654. If she was a daughter of Thomas and Anne, the 1654 death would explain her omission from later records.
John is shown as the youngest, born c1654 and died 1 July 1701. If he belongs to this family, John should have been named in several of the documents.
Leonard is the most problematic. His birth is generally shown as 1628-1632, but as late as 1636. His birthplace is given as Jamestown, James City, VA. Leonard died c1689 in New Kent Co. or Davidson Co., TN (which did not yet exist!) He married Naomi/Nancy Ferguson. The Keeling family seems to have remained in Lower Norfolk/Princess Anne Co.
Thomas Keeling and Ann Thorowgood had the following
children:
8 i. Anne Keeling, born ca 1636–1650, Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married John Martin, ca 1665, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married John Oakham, 15 Oct 1666, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Lt. Col. Anthony Lawson, bef 16 Feb 1670/1, Princess Anne, Virginia,
British America; died
bef 15 Aug 1672, Princess Anne, Virginia, British America.
ii. Thomas
Keeling was born circa 1637 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British
America.7–8
He died circa 25 May 1666 at the age of 29 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia,
British America.7–8
9 iii. Adam Keeling, born ca 1638/9, Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Ann Martin, ca 1663, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America; died
ca Dec 1683, Princess Anne, Virginia, British America.
iv. Edward
Keeling9 was born circa 1640 in Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.8–9
He died before Mar 1683 at the age of 43 in Princess Anne, Virginia, British
America.8–9
In a deed dated 18 March 1683, Anne [Keeling] Bray refers to her sons Thomas
and Edward, "who have been some years dead." Edward was alive in
1666, when his mother wrote her will.
10 v. Alexander Keeling, born ca 1642, Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Grace Martin, 10 May 1677, Princess Anne, Virginia, British America; died
3 May 1704, Princess Anne, Virginia, British America.
11 vi. Sarah Keeling, born ca 1644, Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Henry Woodhouse, ca 1662, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America; died
bef 29 Jan 1686/7, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.
12 vii. Frances Keeling, born ca 1646, Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Renatus Land Sr., ca 1665, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America; died
ca 1694, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.
13 viii. Thorowgood Keeling, born ca 1648,
Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America;
married Lucy Hall, ca 1670, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America; died
31 Mar 1679–15 Aug 1679, Princess Anne, Virginia, British America.
ix. Elizabeth
Keeling7 was born circa 1652 in Lower
Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.7
She died on 30 Oct 1670–Apr 1671 at the age of 18 in Princess Anne, Virginia,
British America.7 Elizabeth made her
will on 10 October 1670. It was probated in April 1671. She named her brothers
Alexander and Thorowgood.
Ann Thorowgood and Robert Bray
were married after 1666 in Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, British America.5
Robert Bray5 was born circa
1618 in Biggleswade, Bedford, England.5
He died on 25 Apr 1681–15 Jun 1681 at the age of 63 in Lower Norfolk Co.,
Virginia, British America.5
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