Peyton Townes and Muriel Pearce Family History
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William Taylor, II, Master of the Rolls of the Court of Chancery
M, #1051, Deceased
| Relatonship | 12th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Sir John Taylor |
Family:
| Son | John Taylor, of Shadowhurst+ |
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| Giiles Line | 6th great-grandfather of John Giles |
| Last Edited | 10 September 2022 09:05:00 |
Sir John Taylor
M, #1052, Deceased
| Relatonship | 13th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Sir William Taylor, I |
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| Giiles Line | 7th great-grandfather of John Giles |
| Last Edited | 10 September 2022 09:05:00 |
Sir William Taylor, I
M, #1053, Deceased
| Relatonship | 14th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Sir John Taylor, Kinght to King Edward III (b. 1327, d. 1377) |
Family:
| Son | Sir John Taylor+ |
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| Giiles Line | 8th great-grandfather of John Giles |
| Last Edited | 10 September 2022 09:05:00 |
Sir John Taylor, Kinght to King Edward III
M, #1054, Deceased, b. 1327, d. 1377
| Relatonship | 15th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
Family:
| Son | Sir William Taylor, I+ |
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- 1327Birth1327
- 1377~50Death1377
| Giiles Line | 9th great-grandfather of John Giles |
| Last Edited | 5 February 2022 00:19:00 |
Richard Hancock
M, #1055, Deceased, b. 1482
Family:
| Son | John Hancock (b. 1506, d. 1570) |
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- 1482Birth1482
| Hancock Line | Father of John Hancock |
| Last Edited | 7 February 2022 20:07:00 |
Priscilla Pool
F, #1056, Deceased, b. June 1851
| Relatonship | Partner of Judge Henry Clay Fisher (1st cousin 1 time removed of Peyton Giles Townes) |
Family: Judge Henry Clay Fisher (b. 30 June 1854, d. 16 February 1910)
| Son | Henry Clay Fisher, Jr (b. 16 November 1878, d. 28 June 1914) |
| Daughter | Della Fisher (b. April 1881) |
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- Marriage | Judge Henry Clay Fisher
Birth 30 June 1854 | Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi, United StatesDeath: 16 February 1910 | Travis, Texas, United States - 1851BirthJune 1851 | Mississippi
| Townes Line | Partner of Judge Henry Clay Fisher (2nd great-grandson of William Townes) |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2022 20:13:00 |
Henry Clay Fisher, Jr
M, #1057, Deceased, b. 16 November 1878, d. 28 June 1914
| Relatonship | 2nd cousin of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Judge Henry Clay Fisher (b. 30 June 1854, d. 16 February 1910) |
| Mother | Priscilla Pool (b. June 1851) |
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- 1878Birth16 November 1878 | Texas, United States
- 191435BurialJune 1914 | Dignowity Cemetery, San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, United States
- 191435Death28 June 1914 | Fort Bayard, Grant, New Mexico, United States
| Townes Line | 3rd great-grandson of William Townes |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2022 20:13:00 |
Della Fisher
F, #1058, Deceased, b. April 1881
| Relatonship | 2nd cousin of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Judge Henry Clay Fisher (b. 30 June 1854, d. 16 February 1910) |
| Mother | Priscilla Pool (b. June 1851) |
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- 1881BirthApril 1881 | Texas
| Townes Line | 3rd great-granddaughter of William Townes |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2022 20:13:00 |
Martha Harriet Fisher
F, #1059, Deceased, b. October 1844, d. 1937
| Relatonship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Col Ephraim Stone Fisher (b. 1815, d. 12 October 1876) |
| Mother | Martha Allen Townes (b. 8 August 1818, d. 6 February 1896) |
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- 1844BirthOctober 1844 | Mississippi, United States
- 1937~93Death1937
- 1937~93Burial1937 | Magnolia Cemetery, Batesville, Panola, Mississippi, United States
| Townes Line | 2nd great-granddaughter of William Townes |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2022 20:13:00 |
Sallie T Fisher
F, #1060, Deceased, b. 1848
| Relatonship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Col Ephraim Stone Fisher (b. 1815, d. 12 October 1876) |
| Mother | Martha Allen Townes (b. 8 August 1818, d. 6 February 1896) |
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- 1848Birth1848 | Mississippi, United States
| Townes Line | 2nd great-granddaughter of William Townes |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2022 20:13:00 |
Mildred Reade
F, #1061, Deceased
| Relatonship | 5th great-grandmother of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Benjamin Reade |
| Mother | Mary Gwynn |
Family: John Gwynn
| Son | Humphrey Gwynn+ (b. 6 December 1727, d. 8 December 1794) |
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- Humphrey Gwynn; Hugh Gwynn and Descendents; W:Thomas Peyton Gwynn, John Gwynn, John Gwynn, Benjamin Reade, George Reade, Elizabeth Martiau, and Thomas Reade, Sr.,
- ResearchReade and Gwynn chart; W:John Gwynn, Humphrey Gwynn, Benjamin Reade, Mary Gwynn, George Reade, and Elizabeth Martiau
- ResearchReade Family Lineage; W:John Gwynn, Benjamin Reade, Mary Gwynn, George Reade, Elizabeth Martiau, Thomas Reade, Sr., and Nicholas Martiau
- ResearchReade Gwynn Family; W:John Gwynn, Humphrey Gwynn, Benjamin Reade, Mary Gwynn, George Reade, Elizabeth Martiau, and Thomas Reade, Sr.,
- 1720
| Gwynn Line | Mother of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Last Edited | 14 January 2024 09:55:00 |
John Gwynn
M, #1062, Deceased
| Relatonship | 6th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Edmund Gwynn |
| Mother | Lucy Bernard |
Family:
| Son | John Gwynn+ |
| Daughter | Lucy Gwynn |
Biography
(Liklely ancestor. Needs further verification.)
Historical and Genealogical Notes
William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 18, No. 1.
(Jul., 1909), pp. 59-67.
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.,
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720, Mildred Reade.
Historical and Genealogical Notes
William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 18, No. 1.
(Jul., 1909), pp. 59-67.
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.,
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720, Mildred Reade.
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- Marriage
- Hugh Gwynn, Col.; Hugh Gwynn Line; W:Frances Ann Gwynn, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, John Gwynn, John Gwynn, Humphrey Gwynn, Rev John Gwynn, and Lucy Gwynn
- 202320232023; Frances Mildred Amelia Hudgins; Matthews and Gloucester counties; W:Edward Davis, Jesse E. Hudgins, Mary Deggs Hudgins, Sarah Foster Hudgins, Robert Hudgins, Charlotte Lewis, Lucy Rebecca Davis, Ira H Acree, Sr., Ernest Virgil Acree, Sarah Amelia Acree, Lucy Allan Acree, Frances Ann Gwynn, Jacob Acra, James Harvey Acra, William Jackson Acra, John Gwynn, Humphery B. Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Sarah Frances Davis, Elizabeth Virginia Davis, Martha Cowles Davis, Amelia Davis, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, (Lucy) Octavia. Acree, Thomas Acra, Allen Washington Acree, Capt., Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, Jacob Acra, Ann (Acra), James Harvey Acra, William J. Acra, John Acra, William Acra, Rosanna Hudgins, William D. Hudgins, John Perrin Hudgins, Lucina Foster Hudgins, Jesse Hudgins, Jr., Humphrey Hudgins, Humphrey Gwynn, Edmund Gwynn, Rev John Gwynn, Hugh Gwynn, Col., Lucy Gwynn, Ann Acra, William Acra, John Gwynn, Mary Gwynn, Julia Ann Acra, Melvina Acra, Melvin Franklin Acra, James Acra, John Acra, Elizabeth Acra, Elizabeth Morris, Thomas J. Acra, John B Acra, James M Acra, Elizabeth ("Bessie") Acra, Lucy Agnes Acra, and Jacob Henry Acra
Gwynn Island
Matthews County
Gloucester County
| Gwynn Line | Grandfather of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Last Edited | 3 May 2023 22:30:00 |
Edmund Gwynn
M, #1063, Deceased
| Relatonship | 7th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Rev John Gwynn |
Family: Lucy Bernard
| Son | John Gwynn+ |
Biography
(Likely ancestor.)
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it
is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720,
Mildred Reade.
He had issue: Humphrey Gwynn, born Dec. 16, 1727; died Dec. 8, 1794,
who wa the owner of Gwynn's Island, when Lord Dunmore occupied it in 1776. He married,
Feb. 21, 1755, Frances, daughter of Thomas and Frances Tabb Peyton, and had issue (1)
John, born March 27, 1756, drowned in Milford Haven on Sept. 11, 1770; (2) Francis, born
Dec. 5, 1757; (3) Mildred, born Nov. 23, 1759; (4) Thomas Peyton, born April 19, 1762
(who married Ann and had 1, Frances Ann, born Dec. 14, 1793, and married William B.
Giles U.S.Senator) (5) Edmund, born August 17,174-; died Jan.---; (6) Martha Peyton, born
Feb. 2, 1764; (7) Humphrey, born Feb. 9, 1769; (8) Lucy, born June 10, 1771; died March
6, 1771; (9) Elizabeth Toye, born April 25, 1772; (10) Mary Tabb, born Aug. 22, 1774;
(11) Matthew Whiting, born Sept. 23, 1776; (12) Lucy, born May 27, 1779. Hayden,
Virginia Genealogies, 269.
Humphrey Gwynn, the father of these children, advertises, in
1776, 500 acres of Gwinn's Island for sale, QUARTERLY XI., 194. Mary Tabb Gwynn, one of
these children, married Samuel Turner and their daughter Francis H. P. Turner, married,
August 24, 1824, William Robinson and their daughter Martha Peyton Tabb
Tuner, married, Feb. 25, 1830, Hon. Augustine H. Shepherd, of North Carolina.
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it
is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720,
Mildred Reade.
He had issue: Humphrey Gwynn, born Dec. 16, 1727; died Dec. 8, 1794,
who wa the owner of Gwynn's Island, when Lord Dunmore occupied it in 1776. He married,
Feb. 21, 1755, Frances, daughter of Thomas and Frances Tabb Peyton, and had issue (1)
John, born March 27, 1756, drowned in Milford Haven on Sept. 11, 1770; (2) Francis, born
Dec. 5, 1757; (3) Mildred, born Nov. 23, 1759; (4) Thomas Peyton, born April 19, 1762
(who married Ann and had 1, Frances Ann, born Dec. 14, 1793, and married William B.
Giles U.S.Senator) (5) Edmund, born August 17,174-; died Jan.---; (6) Martha Peyton, born
Feb. 2, 1764; (7) Humphrey, born Feb. 9, 1769; (8) Lucy, born June 10, 1771; died March
6, 1771; (9) Elizabeth Toye, born April 25, 1772; (10) Mary Tabb, born Aug. 22, 1774;
(11) Matthew Whiting, born Sept. 23, 1776; (12) Lucy, born May 27, 1779. Hayden,
Virginia Genealogies, 269.
Humphrey Gwynn, the father of these children, advertises, in
1776, 500 acres of Gwinn's Island for sale, QUARTERLY XI., 194. Mary Tabb Gwynn, one of
these children, married Samuel Turner and their daughter Francis H. P. Turner, married,
August 24, 1824, William Robinson and their daughter Martha Peyton Tabb
Tuner, married, Feb. 25, 1830, Hon. Augustine H. Shepherd, of North Carolina.
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Events
- Marriage | Lucy Bernard
- 202320232023; Frances Mildred Amelia Hudgins; Matthews and Gloucester counties; W:Edward Davis, Jesse E. Hudgins, Mary Deggs Hudgins, Sarah Foster Hudgins, Robert Hudgins, Charlotte Lewis, Lucy Rebecca Davis, Ira H Acree, Sr., Ernest Virgil Acree, Sarah Amelia Acree, Lucy Allan Acree, Frances Ann Gwynn, Jacob Acra, James Harvey Acra, William Jackson Acra, John Gwynn, Humphery B. Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Sarah Frances Davis, Elizabeth Virginia Davis, Martha Cowles Davis, Amelia Davis, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, (Lucy) Octavia. Acree, Thomas Acra, Allen Washington Acree, Capt., Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, Jacob Acra, Ann (Acra), James Harvey Acra, William J. Acra, John Acra, William Acra, Rosanna Hudgins, William D. Hudgins, John Perrin Hudgins, Lucina Foster Hudgins, Jesse Hudgins, Jr., Humphrey Hudgins, Humphrey Gwynn, John Gwynn, Rev John Gwynn, Hugh Gwynn, Col., Lucy Gwynn, Ann Acra, William Acra, John Gwynn, Mary Gwynn, Julia Ann Acra, Melvina Acra, Melvin Franklin Acra, James Acra, John Acra, Elizabeth Acra, Elizabeth Morris, Thomas J. Acra, John B Acra, James M Acra, Elizabeth ("Bessie") Acra, Lucy Agnes Acra, and Jacob Henry AcraGwynn IslandMatthews CountyGloucester County
| Gwynn Line | Great-grandfather of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Last Edited | 3 May 2023 22:24:00 |
Rev John Gwynn
M, #1064, Deceased
| Relatonship | 8th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Hugh Gwynn, Col. |
Family:
| Son | Edmund Gwynn+ |
Biography
(Liukely ancestor. Needs further verificatopn.)
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another
son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.,
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it
is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720,
Mildred Reade.
He had issue: Humphrey Gwynn, born Dec. 16, 1727; died Dec. 8, 1794,
who wa the owner of Gwynn's Island, when Lord Dunmore occupied it in 1776. He married,
Feb. 21, 1755, Frances, daughter of Thomas and Frances Tabb Peyton, and had issue (1)
John, born March 27, 1756, drowned in Milford Haven on Sept. 11, 1770; (2) Francis, born
Dec. 5, 1757; (3) Mildred, born Nov. 23, 1759; (4) Thomas Peyton, born April 19, 1762
(who married Ann and had 1, Frances Ann, born Dec. 14, 1793, and married William B.
Giles U.S.Senator) (5) Edmund, born August 17,174-; died Jan.---; (6) Martha Peyton, born
Feb. 2, 1764; (7) Humphrey, born Feb. 9, 1769; (8) Lucy, born June 10, 1771; died March
6, 1771; (9) Elizabeth Toye, born April 25, 1772; (10) Mary Tabb, born Aug. 22, 1774;
(11) Matthew Whiting, born Sept. 23, 1776; (12) Lucy, born May 27, 1779. Hayden,
Virginia Genealogies, 269.
Humphrey Gwynn, the father of these children, advertises, in
1776, 500 acres of Gwinn's Island for sale, QUARTERLY XI., 194. Mary Tabb Gwynn, one of
these children, married Samuel Turner and their daughter Francis H. P. Turner, married,
August 24, 1824, William Robinson and their daughter Martha Peyton Tabb
Tuner, married, Feb. 25, 1830, Hon. Augustine H. Shepherd, of North Carolina.
GWYNN (GWYN, GWINN). Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (sub-
sequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice
of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. In 1642 he patented 1,700 acres at the mouth of
the Pyanketank river,. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654, when Elizabeth Gwynn patented 700 acres in Isle of Wight
County, as executrix of Hugh Gwynn, who had patented the same in 1640.
Hugh Gwynn,doubtless his son, was vestryman of Kingston parish, Gloucester in 1680. Probably another
son was Rev. John Gwynn a distinguished royalist minister of Ware Parish, Gloucester Co.,
who came to Virginia in the Cromwellian times. He had issue: Edmund Gwynn, who married Lucy Bernard, daughter of Col. William Bernard and Lucy Higginson, his wife
(daughter of Capt. Robert Higginson) (Va. Magazine, IV., 204). Edmund Gwynn made his
will March 10, 1682, and names issue: (1) Lucy, who married Thomas Reade, and (2) John.
Humphrey and John Gwynn at a General Court held Sept. 30, 1681, in their own right and
as attorney for Humphrey Stafford, petitioned for the administration of the estate of
Col. John Burnham, deceased, on the ground that they were his nearest kin (Middlesex
Records). In 1698-9 Mr. John Gwynn is mentioned in the Middlesex Records has having
married Margaret, the relict of Mr. Francis Bridge, who died about 1678, at which time
she spoke of Major Robert Beverley as her "father-in-law".
The destruction of the records of Gloucester and Matthews prevents us from knowing much of John Gwynn, but it
is very possible that he was the father of John Gwynn, who married, February 25, 1720,
Mildred Reade.
He had issue: Humphrey Gwynn, born Dec. 16, 1727; died Dec. 8, 1794,
who wa the owner of Gwynn's Island, when Lord Dunmore occupied it in 1776. He married,
Feb. 21, 1755, Frances, daughter of Thomas and Frances Tabb Peyton, and had issue (1)
John, born March 27, 1756, drowned in Milford Haven on Sept. 11, 1770; (2) Francis, born
Dec. 5, 1757; (3) Mildred, born Nov. 23, 1759; (4) Thomas Peyton, born April 19, 1762
(who married Ann and had 1, Frances Ann, born Dec. 14, 1793, and married William B.
Giles U.S.Senator) (5) Edmund, born August 17,174-; died Jan.---; (6) Martha Peyton, born
Feb. 2, 1764; (7) Humphrey, born Feb. 9, 1769; (8) Lucy, born June 10, 1771; died March
6, 1771; (9) Elizabeth Toye, born April 25, 1772; (10) Mary Tabb, born Aug. 22, 1774;
(11) Matthew Whiting, born Sept. 23, 1776; (12) Lucy, born May 27, 1779. Hayden,
Virginia Genealogies, 269.
Humphrey Gwynn, the father of these children, advertises, in
1776, 500 acres of Gwinn's Island for sale, QUARTERLY XI., 194. Mary Tabb Gwynn, one of
these children, married Samuel Turner and their daughter Francis H. P. Turner, married,
August 24, 1824, William Robinson and their daughter Martha Peyton Tabb
Tuner, married, Feb. 25, 1830, Hon. Augustine H. Shepherd, of North Carolina.
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- Marriage
- Hugh Gwynn, Col.; Hugh Gwynn Line; W:Frances Ann Gwynn, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, John Gwynn, John Gwynn, Humphrey Gwynn, John Gwynn, and Lucy Gwynn
- 202320232023; Frances Mildred Amelia Hudgins; Matthews and Gloucester counties; W:Edward Davis, Jesse E. Hudgins, Mary Deggs Hudgins, Sarah Foster Hudgins, Robert Hudgins, Charlotte Lewis, Lucy Rebecca Davis, Ira H Acree, Sr., Ernest Virgil Acree, Sarah Amelia Acree, Lucy Allan Acree, Frances Ann Gwynn, Jacob Acra, James Harvey Acra, William Jackson Acra, John Gwynn, Humphery B. Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Sarah Frances Davis, Elizabeth Virginia Davis, Martha Cowles Davis, Amelia Davis, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, (Lucy) Octavia. Acree, Thomas Acra, Allen Washington Acree, Capt., Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, Jacob Acra, Ann (Acra), James Harvey Acra, William J. Acra, John Acra, William Acra, Rosanna Hudgins, William D. Hudgins, John Perrin Hudgins, Lucina Foster Hudgins, Jesse Hudgins, Jr., Humphrey Hudgins, Humphrey Gwynn, John Gwynn, Edmund Gwynn, Hugh Gwynn, Col., Lucy Gwynn, Ann Acra, William Acra, John Gwynn, Mary Gwynn, Julia Ann Acra, Melvina Acra, Melvin Franklin Acra, James Acra, John Acra, Elizabeth Acra, Elizabeth Morris, Thomas J. Acra, John B Acra, James M Acra, Elizabeth ("Bessie") Acra, Lucy Agnes Acra, and Jacob Henry AcraGwynn IslandMatthews CountyGloucester County
| Gwynn Line | 2nd great-grandfather of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Last Edited | 3 May 2023 22:32:00 |
Hugh Gwynn, Col.
M, #1065, Deceased
| Relatonship | 9th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
Family:
| Son | Rev John Gwynn+ |
Biography
Hugh Gwynn was an early settler in Charles River County (subsequently York), and in 1639 represented it in the House of Burgesses. He was a justice of York in 1641 and burgess in 1646. Col. Hugh Gwynn was burgess for Gloucester County in 1652,
and probably died about 1654,
He established a settlement known as Gwynn's Island at the mouth of the Pyanketank river and Chesepeake Bay. Legend says he was given the site by Powhattan after rescuing his daughter Pocahantas. Wheher that is true, in 1642 he patented 1,700 acres through the headright process for transporting immigrants to the New World. Gwynn's Island became a community and it were sold off by his family through the 19th Century.
One unfortunate distinction is that he is believed to be responsible for the first case of slavery of a a black person in America. Three of his indentured servants -- two white men and one black -- escaped before their pewriod was over. They were captured. The two white men and had an additional year added to their servitude, but the black man was sentenced to a life of servitude, in effect making him a slave..
and probably died about 1654,
He established a settlement known as Gwynn's Island at the mouth of the Pyanketank river and Chesepeake Bay. Legend says he was given the site by Powhattan after rescuing his daughter Pocahantas. Wheher that is true, in 1642 he patented 1,700 acres through the headright process for transporting immigrants to the New World. Gwynn's Island became a community and it were sold off by his family through the 19th Century.
One unfortunate distinction is that he is believed to be responsible for the first case of slavery of a a black person in America. Three of his indentured servants -- two white men and one black -- escaped before their pewriod was over. They were captured. The two white men and had an additional year added to their servitude, but the black man was sentenced to a life of servitude, in effect making him a slave..
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- Marriage
- ResearchGwynn's Island Museum
Gwynn's Island Museum - ResearchHugh Gwynn Line; W:Frances Ann Gwynn, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, John Gwynn, John Gwynn, Humphrey Gwynn, John Gwynn, Rev John Gwynn, and Lucy Gwynn
- 202320232023; Frances Mildred Amelia Hudgins; Matthews and Gloucester counties; W:Edward Davis, Jesse E. Hudgins, Mary Deggs Hudgins, Sarah Foster Hudgins, Robert Hudgins, Charlotte Lewis, Lucy Rebecca Davis, Ira H Acree, Sr., Ernest Virgil Acree, Sarah Amelia Acree, Lucy Allan Acree, Frances Ann Gwynn, Jacob Acra, James Harvey Acra, William Jackson Acra, John Gwynn, Humphery B. Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Sarah Frances Davis, Elizabeth Virginia Davis, Martha Cowles Davis, Amelia Davis, Thomas Peyton Gwynn, (Lucy) Octavia. Acree, Thomas Acra, Allen Washington Acree, Capt., Col. Walter Gwynn, Martha Peyton Gwynn, Jacob Acra, Ann (Acra), James Harvey Acra, William J. Acra, John Acra, William Acra, Rosanna Hudgins, William D. Hudgins, John Perrin Hudgins, Lucina Foster Hudgins, Jesse Hudgins, Jr., Humphrey Hudgins, Humphrey Gwynn, John Gwynn, Edmund Gwynn, Rev John Gwynn, Lucy Gwynn, Ann Acra, William Acra, John Gwynn, Mary Gwynn, Julia Ann Acra, Melvina Acra, Melvin Franklin Acra, James Acra, John Acra, Elizabeth Acra, Elizabeth Morris, Thomas J. Acra, John B Acra, James M Acra, Elizabeth ("Bessie") Acra, Lucy Agnes Acra, and Jacob Henry AcraGwynn IslandMatthews CountyGloucester County
| Gwynn Line | 3rd great-grandfather of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Last Edited | 17 December 2023 21:19:00 |
Agnes Nickolls
F, #1066, Deceased, b. 1550, d. 1575
| Relatonship | 9th great-grandmother of Peyton Giles Townes |
Family: Thomas Hancock, Jr., (b. 1550, d. 1580)
| Son | William Hancock+ (b. 4 September 1580, d. 22 March 1622) |
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- Marriage | Thomas Hancock, Jr.
- 1550Birth1550
- 1575~25Death1575
| Last Edited | 12 February 2022 19:07:00 |
Capt. Thomas Harris
M, #1067, Deceased, b. about 1586
| Relatonship | 8th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
Captain Thomas Harris Marker
Family 1: Ann Gurgany
Family 2: Auidria Hoare
| Son | William Harris, Sr.+ |
| Daughter | Mary Harris+ (b. January 1625, d. 1 February 1704) |
Biography
Henrico County website -- ( https://henrico.us/locations/captain-thomas-harris/
Captain Thomas Harris came to the Jamestown Colony from England in May 1611 on the ship Prosperous with Sir Thomas Dale. In 1635, a patent was issued to Harris for 750 acres. In 1636 this property was called Longfield and later was known as Curles. The land ownership of Harris grew to be in excess of 2500 acres. Harris served as a subscriber in the 2nd Corporation of Jamestown, and served in the House of Burgesses. In 1649, Harris was made commander of the Henrico Militia. Following his death in 1658, the property passed through several hands before being sold to Nathaniel Bacon in 1674. )
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On Jamestowne Society website:( https://www.jamestowne.org/blog/thomas-harris-and-thomas-ligon-burgesses-from-henrico-county. )
Thomas Harris (1586-c. 1649) Henrico County, VA-- Thomas Harris, an ancient planter and inhabitant of Virginia listed on the 1624-25 Muster, arrived on the Prosperous in May 1611 with a group brought by Sir Thomas Dale to establish a settlement in Henricus. On 18 Nov 1618, Harris was granted 100 acres as an Ancient Planter at Neck of Land and is listed in the Muster at Charles City as age 38 with his first wife Adria (Hoare), age 23.
Thomas Harris and Adria were married in Virginia, as she had come to America in 1621 on the Marmaduke. Thomas acquired another 650 acres of land for the transportation of 13 persons to the colony and another 400 acres by inheritance. Harris also acquired the 700 acres known as Longfield that belonged to his neighbors, Edward and Ann Gurganey, when Ann Gurganey bequeathed the land to Harris in her 1619/20 will; this land was patented in his name in 1637.
Harris was elected as a Burgess for Neck of Land in 1624 and for Henrico in 1640, 1647-48. He also served as a Commissioner for the "Upper Parts," land which included Henrico, and as the Commander of Henrico County. After the death of his wife Adria, he married the widow of William Vincent, Joane, who was five years his senior. The only children of Thomas Harris were by his first wife Adria: Mary and William. Mary married Thomas Ligon, and William inherited Longfield in his father's will, made about 1649 but now lost.
Captain Thomas Harris came to the Jamestown Colony from England in May 1611 on the ship Prosperous with Sir Thomas Dale. In 1635, a patent was issued to Harris for 750 acres. In 1636 this property was called Longfield and later was known as Curles. The land ownership of Harris grew to be in excess of 2500 acres. Harris served as a subscriber in the 2nd Corporation of Jamestown, and served in the House of Burgesses. In 1649, Harris was made commander of the Henrico Militia. Following his death in 1658, the property passed through several hands before being sold to Nathaniel Bacon in 1674. )
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On Jamestowne Society website:( https://www.jamestowne.org/blog/thomas-harris-and-thomas-ligon-burgesses-from-henrico-county. )
Thomas Harris (1586-c. 1649) Henrico County, VA-- Thomas Harris, an ancient planter and inhabitant of Virginia listed on the 1624-25 Muster, arrived on the Prosperous in May 1611 with a group brought by Sir Thomas Dale to establish a settlement in Henricus. On 18 Nov 1618, Harris was granted 100 acres as an Ancient Planter at Neck of Land and is listed in the Muster at Charles City as age 38 with his first wife Adria (Hoare), age 23.
Thomas Harris and Adria were married in Virginia, as she had come to America in 1621 on the Marmaduke. Thomas acquired another 650 acres of land for the transportation of 13 persons to the colony and another 400 acres by inheritance. Harris also acquired the 700 acres known as Longfield that belonged to his neighbors, Edward and Ann Gurganey, when Ann Gurganey bequeathed the land to Harris in her 1619/20 will; this land was patented in his name in 1637.
Harris was elected as a Burgess for Neck of Land in 1624 and for Henrico in 1640, 1647-48. He also served as a Commissioner for the "Upper Parts," land which included Henrico, and as the Commander of Henrico County. After the death of his wife Adria, he married the widow of William Vincent, Joane, who was five years his senior. The only children of Thomas Harris were by his first wife Adria: Mary and William. Mary married Thomas Ligon, and William inherited Longfield in his father's will, made about 1649 but now lost.
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- HistoryHighway sign for Thomas Harris
- Marriage | Auidria Hoare
- Marriage | Ann Gurgany
- Find A Grave WebpageHarris Family
- Research
- ResearchFrom Adventures of Purse and Person by Dorman
- ResearchHistory of Curles property
- ResearchThomas Harris
- WikiTree.comProfile of Harris on Wikitree website
- 1586BirthAbout 1586
| Last Edited | 28 December 2023 19:36:00 |
Auidria Hoare
F, #1068, Deceased
| Relatonship | 8th great-grandmother of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Thomas Hoare (b. about 1570, d. 1627) |
| Mother | Julyn Triplettt (b. 1572, d. 1619) |
Family: Capt. Thomas Harris (b. about 1586)
| Son | William Harris, Sr.+ |
| Daughter | Mary Harris+ (b. January 1625, d. 1 February 1704) |
Biography
She was one of the maidens who arrived on the MARMADUKE in November 1621. There are two lists of maidens sent over to prospective husbands on that voyage. Both state that she was Audry Hoare, aged 19, born at Aylesbury, co. Bucks., her father being a shoemaker. (William Thorndale, "Maides for Virginia in 1621 as Described in the Ferrar Papers," THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST 39 [1995]:243-52, 250, 252; and Lyndon H. Hart, "Some Clues to the Wives of Virginia Residents at the Time of the Muster," THE MAGAZINE OF VIRGINIA GENEALOGY 34 [1996]:51-54.) Her age actually slightly exaggerated. "Audrey the daughter of Thomas Hoare [was bp. at Aylesbury] the xxvth day of August" 1604. Her father, Thomas Hoare, had married Julyan Tripplett at Aylesbury, 12 Feb. 1592/3. The will of her father, Thomas Hoare, cordwainer, of Aylesbury, was dated 31 Jan. 1626/7 and proved 5 April 1627 (Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, original wills, 1627, no. 89 [FHL film #88,557]). The will includes the following important bequest: 'It'm I give to my daughter Awadrye xij d to be payde her when she doth demande it after my desease and allso to her daughter.
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- Marriage | Capt. Thomas Harris
Birth about 1586 - WikiTree.comProfile on Wikitree.com
- 158212 February 1582Auidria Hoare and Thomas Hoare witnessed the marriage of Julyn Triplettt on 12 February 1582.
| Last Edited | 3 December 2023 22:24:00 |
Ann Gurgany
F, #1069, Deceased
| Relatonship | Partner of Capt. Thomas Harris (8th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes) |
Family: Capt. Thomas Harris (b. about 1586)
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- Marriage | Capt. Thomas HarrisBirth about 1586
| Last Edited | 10 September 2022 09:05:00 |
Sir Bauldwin Montford
M, #1070, Deceased, b. 1400, d. 1475
Family:
| Daughter | Alicia Mountford+ |
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- Geni Website Page
- 1400Birth1400
- 1475~75Death1475
| Last Edited | 12 February 2022 23:27:00 |
Egbert Leigh Giles
M, #1071, Deceased, b. 1 September 1888, d. 21 June 1972
| Relatonship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Thomas Peyton Giles (b. 1 January 1855, d. 20 March 1922) |
| Mother | Katherine Randolph Leigh (b. 24 July 1854, d. 11 January 1934) |
Family: Ione Edwina Brady (b. 1901)
| Daughter | Maude Leigh Giles |
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- Marriage | Ione Edwina BradyBirth 1901
- Lt. Benjamin Moseley; Daughters of American Revolution -Ben Moseley Descendentgs; W:Captain William Branch Giles, Jr., Frances Moseley Branch, Katherine Randolph Leigh, Elizabeth Giles Moseley, Amey Giles, Maude Leigh Giles, and Ione Edwina Brady
- 1888
- 1910~22
- 1920~32
- 192233
- 197283
- 197283
Citations
- [S118] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "FamilySearch Family Tree," database, i FamilySearchi0, accessed 1 Oct 2022), entry for Egbert Leigh Giles, person ID LBS3-4QP.
- [S118] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "FamilySearch Family Tree," database, i FamilySearchi0, accessed 28 Sep 2022), entry for Egbert Leigh Giles, person ID LBS3-4QP.
| Townes Line | 4th great-grandson of William Townes |
| Giiles Line | 3rd great-grandson of John Giles |
| Branch Line | 6th great-grandson of Christopher Branch |
| Peyton Line | 16th great-grandson of Sir John Peyton (de Peyton), Sr., |
| Gwynn Line | 3rd great-grandson of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Moseley Line | 6th great-grandson of William Moseley |
| William the Conqueror | 23rd great-grandson of Guillaume (William I the Conqueror) de Normandie |
| Eleanore of Aquitaine | 20th great-grandson of Elanore (Alienor)_ Aquitaine |
| King Alfred the Great | 30th great-grandson of Ælfred (The Great) Wessex, King of Wessex, |
| Hugh capet King of the Franks | 26th great-grandson of Hugues (Hugh) Capet, King of the Franks, |
| Last Edited | 16 January 2024 10:03:00 |
Maude Leigh Giles
F, #1072, Living
| Relatonship | 2nd cousin of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Father | Egbert Leigh Giles (b. 1 September 1888, d. 21 June 1972) |
| Mother | Ione Edwina Brady (b. 1901) |
Biography
Aka Maude Leigh Mann.
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- Lt. Benjamin Moseley; Daughters of American Revolution -Ben Moseley Descendentgs; W:Captain William Branch Giles, Jr., Frances Moseley Branch, Katherine Randolph Leigh, Elizabeth Giles Moseley, Amey Giles, Egbert Leigh Giles, and Ione Edwina Brady
| Townes Line | 5th great-granddaughter of William Townes |
| Giiles Line | 4th great-granddaughter of John Giles |
| Branch Line | 7th great-granddaughter of Christopher Branch |
| Peyton Line | 17th great-granddaughter of Sir John Peyton (de Peyton), Sr., |
| Gwynn Line | 4th great-granddaughter of Humphrey Gwynn |
| Moseley Line | 7th great-granddaughter of William Moseley |
| William the Conqueror | 24th great-granddaughter of Guillaume (William I the Conqueror) de Normandie |
| Eleanore of Aquitaine | 21st great-granddaughter of Elanore (Alienor)_ Aquitaine |
| King Alfred the Great | 31st great-granddaughter of Ælfred (The Great) Wessex, King of Wessex, |
| Hugh capet King of the Franks | 27th great-granddaughter of Hugues (Hugh) Capet, King of the Franks, |
| Last Edited | 13 February 2022 00:40:00 |
Ione Edwina Brady
F, #1073, Deceased, b. 1901
| Relatonship | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (1st cousin 1 time removed of Peyton Giles Townes) |
Family: Egbert Leigh Giles (b. 1 September 1888, d. 21 June 1972)
| Daughter | Maude Leigh Giles |
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- Marriage | Egbert Leigh GilesBirth 1 September 1888 | Richmond, Virginia, United StatesDeath: 21 June 1972 | Richmond, Henrico, Virginia, United States
- Lt. Benjamin Moseley; Daughters of American Revolution -Ben Moseley Descendentgs; W:Captain William Branch Giles, Jr., Frances Moseley Branch, Katherine Randolph Leigh, Elizabeth Giles Moseley, Amey Giles, Egbert Leigh Giles, and Maude Leigh Giles
- 1901Birth1901
| Townes Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (4th great-grandson of William Townes) |
| Giiles Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (3rd great-grandson of John Giles) |
| Branch Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (6th great-grandson of Christopher Branch) |
| Peyton Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (16th great-grandson of Sir John Peyton (de Peyton), Sr.,) |
| Gwynn Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (3rd great-grandson of Humphrey Gwynn) |
| Moseley Line | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (6th great-grandson of William Moseley) |
| Eleanore of Aquitaine | Partner of Egbert Leigh Giles (20th great-grandson of Elanore (Alienor)_ Aquitaine) |
| Last Edited | 13 February 2022 00:06:00 |
Roibert Clere, Esq
M, #1074, Deceased, b. 1405, d. 1446
| Relatonship | 14th great-grandfather of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Mother | Dionysia Wychingham (b. 1348, d. 1418) |
Family:
| Son | Robert Clere+ (b. about 1440, d. 10 August 1529) |
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- 1405Birth1405
- 1446~41Death1446
| Last Edited | 14 February 2022 20:11:00 |
Dionysia Wychingham
F, #1075, Deceased, b. 1348, d. 1418
| Relatonship | 15th great-grandmother of Peyton Giles Townes |
| Mother | Margaret Barose (b. 1330) |
Family:
| Son | Roibert Clere, Esq+ (b. 1405, d. 1446) |
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- 1348Birth1348
- 1418~70Death1418
| Last Edited | 14 February 2022 20:12:00 |