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1. TIMSONFAMILY(concluded), Sltowing Intermnrringes witlt Omwlcy,

Thornton, Gnrett, etc., ... " .2. STRACHEYOF SUTTONCOURT(concluded), Showing Intormnrrmges

with Hodges, Elletson, Cross, Vernon, JlInstin, Loved, Motcnlfo, 6 TIMSON FAMILY.

etc., ..• f ~ 1 .d ~d Virginia Slt~wing Internmr- [Ooncluded from pages 204 and 273, of Vol. 111.J3 JllETCALFEFAMILIES0 'ng an a ,

· ringes with Stone, Opie, Konner, Hust, Levert, J\ilnstin, etc., .' 10 !J. SAAIUELTIMSON,captain, Justice of the Peace, was at the time of

4. JOURNALOF THE MEETINGSof tlte President nnd J\i:nsters.of WIl- his death, in 1740, Bole heir of the family. (Barradall's Reports,. dJl~ ClI ·thNotcsRegnnlingTmvlsFrtllllly,etc., 15 7Ira H' ....ll!lm an iary 0 ege, WI , I!} ~uJ.).) - 18 lllventory amounted III value to £705 .2 .6. HIS WIll,

5. :J\IARRIAGEBONDSat Wnrsaw, HICltmolld County, ..... 1 t .1 0 tob . 23 173n d M In 1740 t' •. Y t C t 'th Notcs Hegnrdillg tlto ufi eu c er , iJ, prove ay iJ, , men IOns ISBue6 PROVIDENOEFORGEIn New ~en oun y, WI ..

· Jerdone, Holt and Coleman Families, .•. ' .. 20 (changmg theIr .000<1er.from last ~umber)-I8. Jolm, to w~om "?e7. THE SHIELD FAMILY(concluded), with Notes Heglm1mg Mnllory, gave the lan<1 III Bhssland parIsh, New R6nt county, gIven him

Corbin JlIcCnndlislt, etc., ... 23 by his grandfather." 1a. William, to whom he gave the land on

8. WILLISF~~ULY,CllidChnrt, .. ~~ which he now livod; 20, Nathauiol, othor land in Blissland parish;!J. BICKLEYORBECKLEYFAMII,Y,.. '.' . ' ..... 21, Anno; 22, Elizaboth. Mary nucleusI', to whom ho rofers a8

10 'I'IIE DANDRIDGESOF VIllGINIA,SltO\VIDgIutorlllnrnnges WIth Wnl- , " ,.· A I tt 0 t' 'V "i l"ton Bnssett J,nugbU1lrll 'daughtor, was provably It stop.daughtor, amI Samuol ~IImsonInce Henly y e, us IS, ,aBu I '" , , .

t " ..... 30 who is montioned as hi3 son in tho will of William Timson (172G),11 LE:X:~ 0; AL~NDm~FA;FIER;0 a S'ervnllt-Daughter in Virginiu, 40 was perhaps dead in 1740, sinco his father does not mention him.

12: A LONDONMERCHANT'SLETTERto ltis Brotlter in Virginin, l]6H), 10 In 1748 his personalty was divided betwoen William Timson,

13. WILL OF HORATIOWUODlIOU8Euud athOl: Extmcts, 11 Nath!lJliel 1'illUJon, Anno 1'imsoll (who subsequontly marriod 1st,' llyE<1wnr<1'~. In:~IOR.1) 11 . Robert Cmwloy, 2,1, nbout 171il, 'Villi am Sanders), and Eliza-

14 THE TIlDHNTONFAMILYOFVIHGINIA con mue, , . b th h . IN th . 1 C I· --- 17 e w 0 ml1l'l'Iet a aUlO rawey.15 NoTESFROMMARYLANDItEOOlIDS, ....

· By Judge Henry H. Goldsborough. 18. JOHN TmsoN, eldest son (Samuel,Samuel), (will Feb. 3,16. SMITHSOFVrnGlNIA-Jn'lueIinnud Ambler Oonnoctions, 501 1741-2-Juno 21, 1742), m. Sarah . .As John Coke WM

IL 17. TnRocKMoRTONCIIAR:S, .. ~~ guardian of John Timson's son, Samuel, in 17GO, aud his wifej;: 18. STJ.RKEFAMILY(contmuod), . - : - -' - --'- '- 'j -----57 -was-Sarah-Hoge;-ana--mi)Timson name appears in the Coke- I --L s orEIiZilbeUi City County (16\)8-1702), ...,; 10. :r. ARnIAGE ICENCE . 58 pedIgree, Sarah, the WIfe of John TImson, may have been a;: 20 THE THORNTONFAMILY(contmued), .

): .. F 60 daughter of John Coko. Issue of John Timson and Sarahj 21. SELDEN 'AMILY, •. 62 h' .f 23 SIt h h . th" f . f1, \ 22. BEI\NARDFAMILY, IS WI e: , amuo, 0 w om e gIves e urmture or mus-

l' '-" 23 llISTORICALANDGENEALOGICALNOTEs-Bnnks, Chn1'l08 Cnrtel' of tering," mentioned in the will of his father, V, Samucl J' 24,i' . "Cloyo," Schooling, Bible of Hoy. Dnyi!1 I1Io8s01l1nnd lII?8so~n Elizaboth; 2G, a posthumous child called Jolm. Son Samuel

. D' S'I tlt end Cnrtnin Coloninl Uebe!s, BenJnInm. ciElltnes, Iggs 1 ver- r .' .. ) . " was gIven the tl'l1ct of land recoverod of Edmun Scarburg.B 1 n Sr John Germrd nmI MnJor WIlllltm Nowton, I elIm, ...

on e, '1 B' k B t \ ·t JI~eduls Jerdono etc . 64 ThiS refers to a SUIt III BW'radall's Rcports. Edmund ScarburgSmith Goooh 1'10s, 0 e OUI i, ,.,

N 'B ]'S' 71 married Annal\Iaria Jones, dau. of Hev. Roland Jones, and she mar-21. OTESON 00" •

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EnglaJl(l, tho exocntorB of Willin.m Pryor, (lco'd, tho plrmtn.tion inYork cOl1nt,y,cflllo<l"Pryor'l:1 1'1n.n!.n.tion,"for n.torm of throo J'oarR,promising to }Jut lip 1\ now hOI1f1o40 fooLlong by 18 or 20 foot inbreadth, and to "JIlaintaiu tho 0111d wolling houso I\nd qU!'lrtoringhouses /lud Tobacco housos in ropn.ir, I\S well as tho pl\Ies nuonttho yard 1111<1gnl'dPlIH 111\(1ol1l1u'1I(\(~(\RRl\r.rflu\r.oR." Ana tho flalllO<In.y!to }!mcItI1R()(lof t.ho OX('(\II!.orH:1<1I{ino 1111<1/\boat for tho AI1II1'of flU.: of "lrtwfl11 EngliHh mOlloy," to bo paid for the use ofchildron of tho Imid PrJor (1\Iargarot and 1\1ary Pryor) on1\lay 13, 17'1!J, and in CIlSOof default, the bill bound him topay "IG,OOO p(ls of good !'Iud Illorcllftutn.ble tobllcco withoutground leavcs with cask," on November 1, 1G4!J. To tbedood is attachod 11. rough drn.wing by the clerk of II.shield bearing1\ boar rampant, which is the con.t·of arms common to tho 13er­n!1nlRof Bllckinghn.IllBhirEl. Ho WIlSden.el before IG52, since in II.deod recorded in York in 1662 stating herself as "now of Purton,iu Potsoe Pari~h, in tho county of Gloster in Virginia, widow,"Anna Bernard says sho purchased Pryor's plantation in 1652, ofThomas Edwards, of the Inner rrempIe, London, ancl1\1argaret hi~wife, ouo of the two daughters of William Pryor, dec'd. This lastdeed is wituesflo(l by 1~1'/tncil:1Bernard aud John Smith. In 1G53,Mrs. Al11l1tB01'J1l\l'<lwroto' to ,Val tor Broc1hurAt" of Wostmoro­

land cOIlIlI,y,then illch1<ling Stf\JTorcl,n.hout somo ]Iwd pf\tonloa hyhor, and in hor lottoI' montions hor daug-htor, Anna SlllitlJ. 'l'lJiswas tlJo wifo of 1\[I1.jOl'John Smit.h, spollkor of tho Houso of Bur-gess, formerly of Warwick, and t.hen in IGG3 mentioned in Hen- ..ning's Statutes rlflof Pm-ton, in Gloucestor county.2 In IG65, I\S .,';~"Major John Smith ,. lJo patente<l GOO I\cres of land joining to· ' ,;',H.that he now livod on. Aboub tho sruuo timo " 1\1ajor John Smith" ::j~

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patented lanrl at I,ho hen.d of Tn.nks Poropotank Creek. Urs. '. ;':M

••. " .. Anna Bernarll and 1\1ajor John Smith aI'e mentioued, in the Gen- :;\~\'I At the . Burnt Chimneys, nbout 1\ mllo III .the woods from IJnncnster' eral Court recorus, about 1670, as guardians of John Uathews, .. '~k

Courthouse, IS the tombstone of Snrnh Selden, whICh rends: E 1 f G S 1 ~I lh MAn d ' ,j~,;____________________________ .~ __ 'sq.,_gram son_o _ ov._ amue. a ews.- rs.- una- ernur '.M;

Here lies tho Body of died about this timo. :i.;t,Snrnh the wifo of Jobn Sehlon A 11 lJ d' h f 1\1 13 d b 'd h h b :c~!G t d 11 I h mong t e ea rrg t8 0 1'8. emar, eSl e8 er US and,. ; ..1icn • nn e ( est (llug ter of ., .'. :.' ~"Capt. Itichani Bnll Gent who HlChl1ru, was another RIchard Bernard. In IG77, H.rchn.rd Ber- h'!.

Depnrted this life the 10th dny of nard was vestryman of Petsworth Pari8h,.and in 1GSD,Richard .~(~tiOctober 17-, Aot • • !: Bernard authorized William Buckner, of Stafford, to. take cha:ge :fl

Nenr by is tho tomb of Capt. ltichnrd Bnll, her filth or (soe inscription in I' of 400 I\C1"OSpatonted by 1\lr8. Anna Bernard and aAsJgned LohIm.- !~'T~':rginia 1lfagazi7l~ of IIistoru, allrl !3~ograJlhy, Vol. IlL, p. 333), nnd of her t 1 For her letter seo Quartcrl!l. Vol. IV" p. 77. i ~tSister, H[lUnab BlIlI, who marrIcd Wllhnm Montnguo, Jr. '2 See" Smitbs of Purtoll," Ibid, p. 4G. ' .; f:!

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married, 2<1,Samh Ba11,1daughtor of Gapt. Richn.nl Ball, aJlll firstcousin of his son's wifo. As far as known, no issue. Marriod, 3d,Gmce, daughtor of Capt. William BOI:J()I1,and had tl10 ()hildl'onmentioned in his will in 1754. !J, Capt. Joseph. 10, ,Tolm. 11,Rev. lVilliam.

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BERNARD FAMILY.

This ancient and respectable family came from Buc1dnghn,m­shire, England, to Virginia. In Chester's London lIfa1"1"iageLicenses 1 "RICHARDBERNARD,of Petsoe, Bucks, Gont, widower,

aged 26 years," obtained alir.ense, Nov. 24, 1634, to marry" Anno.Cor deroy, aged 22, daughter of -- Coru.eroy, Esq., at St.Andrews in the Wal"llrobe."

There is II.pedigree of Bernard in Lipscomb's History of Bucks,(I., pp. 519, 521), and of Coru.eroy in the Visitation of Wiltshire,1G23.

On July 2, 1G52, 1\Irs. Anna Bernard obtained a grant of 1,000acres in Gloucester county, at the head of Jones' croek, southorlyupon land of 001. Leo. Tho hoadrights .woro: "1\1' Hichanl Blu'­nett (Bernard), MfA Anna Barnett, Ellinor lJordcroy, Eli;t," Barnett,Corderoy Barnett, Richard Barnott, .•..N'" Corderoy, Ed W,l COl'lloroy,'\Vm Ironmongor, ffra, Ironmonger, Eliz" Ironmonger, Eliz" Parry,Isabell Ashton, John Smith, Thomas meld, Joseph Bacon, AnnWhitlcck, John fInller, Lev: Sott, Henry.1Torboll." ,

llichl1nl Bernard, by II.deed recorded at Yorktown and datedJan. 3, 1647, ronted from Capt. ThomaslIarwootl, of Vil'giui/l, and

Capt. Thomas Harrison, mariner, of Ratcliffo, J\1iddleBex county,

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