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Page 70
... Mr. Stith , the historian , and grandson of Colonel John Stith , who patented land in Charles City county in 1663 , and was High Sheriff in 1691.—ED. Also the Body of Mrs CATHERINE BLACKLEY late of this 170 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
... Mr. Stith , the historian , and grandson of Colonel John Stith , who patented land in Charles City county in 1663 , and was High Sheriff in 1691.—ED. Also the Body of Mrs CATHERINE BLACKLEY late of this 170 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
Page 80
... Colonel Thomas Pettus . He had ( with , perhaps other issue ) a son , Thomas , 3 J. P. of James City county , 1738 , who had an only child , Elizabeth , who married Colonel Philip Johnson , of King & Queen county , and died in 1675. 3.
... Colonel Thomas Pettus . He had ( with , perhaps other issue ) a son , Thomas , 3 J. P. of James City county , 1738 , who had an only child , Elizabeth , who married Colonel Philip Johnson , of King & Queen county , and died in 1675. 3.
Page 82
... Colonel John Page's tombstone , lying near the west door of Bruton Parish church , within the building . [ ARMS ] 28 Here lieth in hope of a Joyfull Resurrection the Body of Colonel IOHN PAGE of Bruton Parish Esquire one of their ...
... Colonel John Page's tombstone , lying near the west door of Bruton Parish church , within the building . [ ARMS ] 28 Here lieth in hope of a Joyfull Resurrection the Body of Colonel IOHN PAGE of Bruton Parish Esquire one of their ...
Page 86
... Colonel Daniel Parke had issue : two daughters - Francis , who married John Custis ; and Lucy , the first wife of Colonel William Byrd of " Westover , " the second of the name . Colonel Parke went to Eng- land , where he was appointed ...
... Colonel Daniel Parke had issue : two daughters - Francis , who married John Custis ; and Lucy , the first wife of Colonel William Byrd of " Westover , " the second of the name . Colonel Parke went to Eng- land , where he was appointed ...
Page 104
... Colonel Nathaniel Bacon , Sr. , now in the same lot with the Ring slabs , but found years ago in the Glebe field on the same farm , and probably removed from his farm on the other side of the creek . [ ARMS ] 19 Here lieth interred y ...
... Colonel Nathaniel Bacon , Sr. , now in the same lot with the Ring slabs , but found years ago in the Glebe field on the same farm , and probably removed from his farm on the other side of the creek . [ ARMS ] 19 Here lieth interred y ...
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