Magdalen Clarke
F, #7927
- Relationship
- 10th great-grandmother of Lester Milton Barlow
Child of Magdalen Clarke and Ralph Burnet
- Susanna Burnet+ b. 7 Dec 1595, d. after 29 Jun 1655
Citations
- [S2403] G. Andrews Moriarty, "William Moseley, gent., of Lower Norfolk County, Virginia, and his wife Susanna", William and Mary College Quarterly : p. 100. Hereinafter cited as "William Moseley, gent., of Lower Norfolk County, VA."
Robert Spencer
M, #7929, d. between 5 Mar 1679 and 15 May 1679
Robert Spencer married Jane Browne.
Robert Spencer left a will dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA. Heirs: Elizabeth Spencer and Ann Spencer, his 2 daughters. Heir and Executor: Jane Browne, his wife.1
Robert Spencer died between 5 Mar 1679 and 15 May 1679 in Surry Co., VA.2 His estate was probated on 15 May 1679 in Surry Co., VA.2
Robert Spencer left a will dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA. Heirs: Elizabeth Spencer and Ann Spencer, his 2 daughters. Heir and Executor: Jane Browne, his wife.1
Robert Spencer died between 5 Mar 1679 and 15 May 1679 in Surry Co., VA.2 His estate was probated on 15 May 1679 in Surry Co., VA.2
Children of Robert Spencer and Jane Browne
Citations
- [S2392] "Wills and deeds (Surry County, Virginia), 1652-1907," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 12 Feb 2021), Deeds, wills, etc., no. 2, 1671-1684, p. 207-8, image 479-80 (film 34099).
- [S2392] "Wills and deeds (Surry County, Virginia), 1652-1907," Images, FamilySearch, Deeds, wills, etc., no. 2, 1671-1684, p. 209, image 481 (film 34099).
Elizabeth Spencer
F, #7930
Elizabeth Spencer was the daughter of Robert Spencer and Jane Browne.
In the will of Robert Spencer, dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA, Elizabeth Spencer, his daughter, was named as an heir.1
In the will of Robert Spencer, dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA, Elizabeth Spencer, his daughter, was named as an heir.1
Citations
- [S2392] "Wills and deeds (Surry County, Virginia), 1652-1907," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 12 Feb 2021), Deeds, wills, etc., no. 2, 1671-1684, p. 207-8, image 479-80 (film 34099).
Ann Spencer
F, #7931
Ann Spencer was the daughter of Robert Spencer and Jane Browne.
In the will of Robert Spencer, dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA, Ann Spencer, his daughter, was named as an heir.1
In the will of Robert Spencer, dated 5 Mar 1678/79 in Surry Co., VA, Ann Spencer, his daughter, was named as an heir.1
Citations
- [S2392] "Wills and deeds (Surry County, Virginia), 1652-1907," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 12 Feb 2021), Deeds, wills, etc., no. 2, 1671-1684, p. 207-8, image 479-80 (film 34099).
Anstett Guth
M, #7932
- Relationship
- 8th great-grandfather of Beryl Virginia Burns
- Charts
- Beryl V. Burns Pedigree
Child of Anstett Guth
Johann Nicolaus Guth+ d. 6 Apr 1685
Georg Mennel
M, #7933
- Relationship
- 8th great-grandfather of Beryl Virginia Burns
- Charts
- Beryl V. Burns Pedigree
Georg Mennel married Anna Steyd.
Child of Georg Mennel and Anna Steyd
- Maria Mennel+ b. circa 1619, d. 27 Jan 1674
Anna Steyd
F, #7934
- Relationship
- 8th great-grandmother of Beryl Virginia Burns
- Charts
- Beryl V. Burns Pedigree
Anna Steyd married Georg Mennel.
Child of Anna Steyd and Georg Mennel
- Maria Mennel+ b. circa 1619, d. 27 Jan 1674
John Hale
M, #7935
John Hale was the son of Warwick Hale.
In the probate of Warwick Hale's estate in New Castle Co., DE, John Hale, his son, was named as an heir.1 He and others took part in the petition brought by Samuel Hale, to divide the land left them by their father/grandfather, Warwick. The hearings took place, between 23 Nov 1749 and 9 Feb 1751, New Castle Co., DE.2
In the probate of Warwick Hale's estate in New Castle Co., DE, John Hale, his son, was named as an heir.1 He and others took part in the petition brought by Samuel Hale, to divide the land left them by their father/grandfather, Warwick. The hearings took place, between 23 Nov 1749 and 9 Feb 1751, New Castle Co., DE.2
Citations
- [S2409] "Delaware, U.S., Land Records, 1677-1947," Images, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Mar 2021), Original data: Delaware, Land Records, 1677–1947. Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, RG 2555, Subgroup 000, Series 011. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware, New Castle 005, p. 503-7, image 270-2 (where she is called Catherine).
- [S1550] "Orphans' Court records for New Castle County, Delaware, 1742-1853," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 3 Apr 2021), Citing original records from the Hall of Records in Dover, Delaware, Orphans' Court records, books C-E 1742-1777, Film 6546 (23 Nov 1749, p. 118 (image 73); 20 Nov 1750, p. 131-2 (image 81); 9 Feb 1750/1, p. 134-5 (image 82-3).
Samuel Hale
M, #7936
Samuel Hale was the son of Warwick Hale.
In the probate of Warwick Hale's estate in New Castle Co., DE, Samuel Hale, his son, was named as an heir.1 He was the subject of a hearing between 23 Nov 1749 and 9 Feb 1751 in New Castle Co., DE, where he petitioned to have land divided among him and his siblings. These included his brother, John, his sister, Mary, and his deceased sister, Jane's daughter, Jane. John Hale, Mary Coates and Jane Hollingsworth were associated with the hearing.2
In the probate of Warwick Hale's estate in New Castle Co., DE, Samuel Hale, his son, was named as an heir.1 He was the subject of a hearing between 23 Nov 1749 and 9 Feb 1751 in New Castle Co., DE, where he petitioned to have land divided among him and his siblings. These included his brother, John, his sister, Mary, and his deceased sister, Jane's daughter, Jane. John Hale, Mary Coates and Jane Hollingsworth were associated with the hearing.2
Citations
- [S2409] "Delaware, U.S., Land Records, 1677-1947," Images, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Mar 2021), Original data: Delaware, Land Records, 1677–1947. Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, RG 2555, Subgroup 000, Series 011. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware, New Castle 005, p. 503-7, image 270-2 (where she is called Catherine).
- [S1550] "Orphans' Court records for New Castle County, Delaware, 1742-1853," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 3 Apr 2021), Citing original records from the Hall of Records in Dover, Delaware, Orphans' Court records, books C-E 1742-1777, Film 6546 (23 Nov 1749, p. 118 (image 73); 20 Nov 1750, p. 131-2 (image 81); 9 Feb 1750/1, p. 134-5 (image 82-3).