MY MAYO
Family Tree and it's Branches
by David E. Corley
William MAYO
Isabel HARDY
William Mayo, born c. 1645. He was married to
Isabel Hardy the daughter of Capt. John Hardy, born
in England about 1637 and his 1st wife, Olive Council
dau. of John Council & Elizabeth Drake.
William and Isabel's children were:
William Mayo
James Mayo m. Mary Valwntine
John Mayo
Peter Mayo
Mary Mayo m. Geo. Murrell
Margaret Mayo
Patience Mayo m. John Beal
William Mayo was imported from England in 1666 by John
Hardy, of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. William Mayo
worked for John Hardy for two to six years. William Mayo
witnessed a will of Robert Barnett in 1679. Robert
Barnett married Ann Hardy, sister of William Mayo's
wife, Isabel Hardy Mayo. In 1682, Alice Hardy appointed
William Mayo her attorney. William Mayo was her son-in-
law. On June 5, 1666, John Hardy, of Isle of Wight, was
granted 1150 acres of land for importing 23 persons,
including William Mayo.
William Mayo was granted one hundred and seventy acres
by Lt. Gov. Frances Nicholson beginning at John King's
land to Gyles Linscott, and Lewis, lately deceased,
with the consent of Isabel, his wife, August 9. 1693.
Isabel Mayo made her brother-in-law, Hodges Council,
her attorney to acknowledge deed. Teste: Henry B.
Bradley and Hodges Council William Mayo granted three
hundred sixty-six acres of land in Isle of Wight County,
Virginia on the south side of Kinsale S.W., April 16,
1683, p. 240 Adj. Richard Boothe, Hodges Council and
Joseph Vic Allingo, Eliz Holt, Mary Blander, Richard
Needham, Mary Manes, Kathe Bridge, and Philip Russell.
William Mayo, Isle of Wight County, Virginia granted
two hundred and twenty acres on Chewan River, April 20,
1682, p 132, beginning at Thomas Mann's corner to Giles
Linscott, for transporting five persons: William Oldis,
Demaris Oldis, Alexander Fleming, John Barnes, and
William Freeman.
In 1679 William Mayo witnessed a will of Robert Barnett,
who married Ann Hardy, sister to William's wife, Isabel.
A copy of the will of William Mayo is not included here
due to the poor condition of the document.
However, an abstract follows;
William Mayo Will-
Lower Parish of Isle of Wight
July 14, 1713
I Bequeath my soul unto the hands of God - Praying for
redemption of all my sins, and my body to be buried in a
Christian manner.
I give and bequeath to my son, William Mayo, all my land
on the east side of Nottoway Swamp. And for want of heirs
of his body, to my son, *James Mayo, to the next person
in law.
I give unto my son, *James Mayo, one neck of land that is
called the Broad Neck, near Cabbin Swamp, thence to
Nottoway Swamp. For want of heirs to his body to John Mayo.
I give and bequeath to my loving wife, Isabel, that
Plantation I now dwell, to her during her life.
I give to my youngest daughter, Mary Mayo, my manor
Plantation after her mother deceases forever.
I give to my son, Peter Mayo, all my land from Dumpling
Island Brance to Brigman Joyner's line, to him and his
heirs forever, I give and bequeath the three hundred and
six acres on Kingsail and Beaver Dam Swamp. to my son,
John, and my daughter, Margaret, to be equally divided to
them and their heirs forever.
I give to my son, William Mayo, eight head of cattle and
two steers of three years old and one iron pot and five
hundred pounds of tobacco.
I give to my son, John, one young horse going on three
years and the bed that I lie on and a gun.
I give to my son, *James, one horse going on three years
and a silver tankard and a gun.
I give to my son, Peter, one young horse going on two
years old.
As for the rest of my worldly estate, after my lawful
debts and funeral charges paid. I bequeath, to be equally
divided between my loving wife, Isabel, and my six children
as follows: *James Mayo, John Mayo, Peter Mayo, Margaret
Mayo, Patience Mayo, and Mary Mayo. I do ordain and
constitute my loving wife, Isabel Mayo, and my
Brother(in-law), Brigman Joyner, as Sole Executors,
I give to *James one iron pot holding about three or four
gallons. And my razor and home, I give to my son William.
Signed: William Mayo
Witnesses: by : Joseph Joyner and Joshua Joyner and
William Page, ata court held for Isle of Wight County,
Virginia in April 1715.
The last Will
and Testament of William Mayo was presented by Isabel
Mayo,. his widow, who took oath as executor.
Signed; G. C. Lightfoot, Clerk
JAMES MAYO
MARY VALENTINE
VALENTINE MAYO
ANN MICKELBURROUGH
Valentine Mayo b: 1670 d: October 05, 1716
Middlesex Co., Virginia Married, Ann Mickelburrough
The earliest known records for Valentine Mayo dates
back to May 7, 1686. He witnessed a will in Middlesex,
VA. He bought a tract of land in Middlesex Co., VA in
1706. I's believed that Valentine was a Tailor or
Sail Maker or both. Reportedly he was killed by Indians.
On the 25th of April , 1702, Valentine acquired 39
acres of land in Middlesex. This land was said to be
adjacent to land of Thomas Obrisell dec'd, John Stamper
dec'd, and Henry Tugwell. It was located by
Michelburrough's SW, just above the Horse Bridge, on l
and of John Bourke, dec'd.
On 2nd September , 1704, Middlesex Co., VA: Valentine
Mayo acquired land from John Stone and his wife May.
This is shown in Virginia Quit Rent Rolls, 1704,
Middlesex, VA (100acres) Valentine Mayo died intestate,
and his property descended to James Mayo, his son.
This is a modern transcription from a photo positive
of the assets of Valentine Mayo's estate. Not everything
was readable and spaces or question marks show this:
Assets of the Estate of VALENTINE MAYO
dated March 30, 1717
by: ANNE (widow) administrator
Mayos application in obedience of an order of Court
does(?) the subscriber hath appraised the Estate of
Valentine Mayo, deceased, in money currant on the 30th
of March 1717 as forthwith. Viz:
Steers at 2@5?0 p0 ea
10 cows at 2.0 p2 50 ea
8 year olds (yearlings?)at
1 horse
15 sheep at 6p 2s ea
1557 lb tobacco at 16p/bndl
1 bed & covering at
a good furniture at
a good covering at
a suit of clothes at
2 hats at
19-1/4 yds lining(?) at 9p/yd
20-1/2 yds fabric at 16p/yd
19-1/4 yds elcocrl(?) lining at
4 yds Cantinal(?) 19p/yd
3-1/2 yds lining at 8p/yd
20-1/3 yds Canbis at lOp/yd is
9 yds of plaid at lOp/yd
2 drinking glases at
1 pt of malt (?)illord at
13(?) glass bottles at
2 gowns at
1 bags(?) land "astick" (plow?)
17 lb of wool at 4p Os ea
1 frying pan at
Some old iron ware at
2 pair of wool cords(?) at
Some wooden ware at-:2:6
2 pails at
a spinning wheel at
1 fidor cash at
a cross cut saw at
3 warm(?) coats(?)
7-1/3 yds of half hitch at lOp/yd
20(?)-1/3 of plaid at lOp/yd
Brought over ?
1 knife & hooks(?) at
9 yds cordory(?) at 2p/yd 1 brace(?) of salt(?)
Mohare & buttons at 1 urn posil(?) at
55 yds of stuff(ing?) at 8p/yd sum old urns at
39 yds stuff at 7p/yd 1 pair of shears at
1/2 pound(?) three at Smoothing iron
1/2 pound(?) three at Some old books at
2 chests at
Brought over a saddle & bridle at
2 combs at 1 Curb bridle at
1 trunk at 1 snaffel bridle at
10 yds of hunchaback at lSp/yd
2 table cloths at carpentry tools at
3 pliabers(pliers?) at 3 pair satchels & ahone(?)
ditto at Sword & belt at
33-1/2 lbs of new pewter(?) 500 singletons(nails?)
38-1/2 lbs of old pewter(?)
1 tankard at 2 old forms(?) at
some old pewter(?) at John Williams his bill at
a parcel of earthenware at
Note: ? 1/20 = 1 shilling = 12 pence
Assets of the Estate of VALENTINE MAYO,
dated March 30, 1717
By: ANNE (widow), administratrix
At a court held for Middlesex County the 7th day
of May 1717 this inventory & aforementioned of the
Estate of Valentine Mayo deceased being returned
by Anne Mayo administratrix it was admitted to record.
(signed) Lestr(?) R Hickman DC & Cur... (?)
Total Inventory was worth an unreadable amount.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY WILLS:
Valentine Mayo. Inventory.
30 March 1717
This list lets you see how Valentine and his family
must have lived. So many of the things in this list
are unknowable to us today but were of value to
Valentine in his day.
Ann Mickelburrough b: 1670 m: November 14, 1710
in Middlesex, Virginia d: 1743 in Caroline County,
Father Edmund Mickelburrough Mother Elizabeth Minor.
Anne Mickelburrough, was widowed twice before she
married Valentine Mayo. First she married John Burk
or Bourke, spelled variously and second she married
James Jordan.
Valentine Mayo died in Middlesex County, Virginia,
Oct 5th, 1716. Ann Mayo, his widow died in Caroline
County in 1743. Her will was presented at the July
1744 Court by the executor James Mayo and proved by
witnesses Robert Williamson and John Williamson who
were sureties on his bond.
The children of Valentine Mayo and Ann Mickelburrough:
*James Mayo b: December 11, 1711 in , Middlesex,
Virginia d: March 13, 1776 in prob. Caroline, VA.
Sarah Mayo
Elizabeth Mayo
m. Richard George m: April 20, 1734
JAMES MAYO
MARTHA WILLIAMSON
James Mayo b: December 11, 1711 in , Middlesex,
Virginia d: March 13, 1776 in prob. Caroline, VA.
Married Martha Williamson According to the original
Register of Christ Church Parish, Christ Church, VA
James Mayo was baptized on January 13, 1712.
Will of James Mayo;
In the name of God Amen, I James Mayo of the County
of Albermarle and Parish of St. Annes, being of sound,
perfect and disposing mind & memory do make this my
last will & testament in manner and form as olloweth.
It is my desire that my body be decently interred at
the discretion of my executors hereafter mentioned,
and as for the estate I possess, it is my desire that
all my just debts be paid first, and the whole remaining
consisting of what kind it will be it real or personal,
I desire my wife may possess, inherit & enjoy, so long
as she remains my widow, but if she intermarries, I
desire that my whole estate in her possession, may go
according to the division hereafter mentioned. My desire
is that my son Joseph Mayo, may have one hundred acres
of my land whereon he now liveth after the death or
marriage of my wife, and that it be land of ajoining
Jno.Hancock, Robt Napier & William Bradshaw, provided
he the said Joseph do continue on the land, and look
well to the business during the natural life or widowhood
of my wife, but provided he shou'd leave the business of
his own will, or behave in such a sort as my wife or
execrs. should have cause to turn him away, then the said
land shall turn into the division of my estate,
My will is that my daughter,
Martha Mayo, now Martha Ladd, have one negroe girl named
Jane, and her increase after the death or marriage of my
wife to her and her heirs forever, also one feather
bed and furniture to be raised out of my estate at the
discretion of my wife.
My will is that my daughter,
Mary Mayo, have one negroe girl named Sarah, and her
increase after the death or marriage of my wife to her
and her heirs forever. Also one feather bed and furniture
to be raised out of my estate at the discretion of my wife.
My will is that my son,
Benjamin Mayo, one feather bed and furniture to be
raised out of my estate at the discretion of my wife.
And my will is that my son,
Stephen Mayo, have one feather bed and furniture to be
raised out of my estate at the discretion of my wife.
My will is that my Grand-daughters,
Martha Williamson Williams, and Mary Ann Williams, one
equal part between them with those hereafter mentioned,
& if either of them shou'd die without lawful heir, that
the other shou'd have her part, & if both should die
without lawful heirs, that then both their parts shall
come into the division of my estate.
My will is that the remaining part of my estate both
real and personal, which may or shall be at my wife's
decease or marriage, be equally divided between my sons,
Valentine Mayo, James Mayo, John Mayo, Robert Mayo,
Jacob Mayo, Williamson Mayo, Joseph Mayo, Thomas Mayo,
Richard George Mayo, Benjamin Mayo, Stephen Mayo, to
them and their heirs for ever, but if either of these
my children shou'd die without lawful heir that their
part or parts so dieing, be equally divided amongst the
survivors,
I do appoint John Williamson, Executor, with my loving
wife Executrix and I do hereby revoke & make void, any
other will or wills by me heretofore made in witness
whereof.
I have hereunto set my hand & seal,
This Twenty first day of February
In the year of our Lord
One Thousand Seven hundred & Seventy Six.
Sign'd Seal'd Publis'd & declared
In presence of John Hancock, Wm. Hancock
Lewis Hancock, William |X| Bradshaw
James Mayo {L.S.}
At Albemarle March court 1777
This will was proved by the oath of John Hancock and
William Bradshaw witnesses Here to & ordered to be
recorded, and when the motion of John Williamson &
Martha Mayo, who made oath according to law, Certificate
was granted them for obtaining a probate in due form,
whereupon they gave bond & Security and acknowledged it
accordingly.
Test
James Mayo married 1st Ruth Underwood b: 1710
m: Abt. 1732 d: February 06, 1733/34, Middlesex Co., VA.
Ruth died four days after the birth of her son Valentine.
The 2nd Wife of James Mayo Martha Williamson: b: Feb.
21, 1716/17 in, Fluvanna, VA m: Abt. 1756 d: August
27, 1794 in, Fluvanna, Virginia Father Robert
Williamson, Jr. Mother: Elizabeth Minor. Direct
Descendants of Meindort Doodes a Dutch sea captain
who settled in Virginia.
The children of James Mayo and Martha Williamson were:
John Mayo b: September 14, 1736 in , Middlesex Co.,
Virginia d: September 24, 1736 in , Middlesex Co., VA
James Mayo b: Aug. 16, 1738 in, Middlesex Co., VA d:
June 04, 1821 in, Albemarle Co., m.Mary Plant m: 1774
in, Albemarle, Virginia
*John Mayo b: April 29, 1740 in, Fairfield Co., Virginia
d: 1817 in , Fairfield Co., VA
Ann Nancy Mayo b: Abt. 1741 in , Middlesex Co., Virginia
d: Bef. February 21, 1776 m.William Williams m: October
25, 1763
Robert Mayo b: 1743 in, Middlesex Co., Virginia d: 1823
in Chester District, SC m. Margaret Richardson Father:
Richard Richardson
Jacob Mayo b: Aug. 01, 1744 in , Middlesex Co., VA d:
Nov. 29, 1813 in, Fluvanna, VA m. Susanna Isabel m:
January 02, 1768 in St. James North, Goochland, Virginia
Joseph Mayo b: Abt. 1748 in, Middlesex, Virginia d: 1814
in, Fluvanna County, Virginia
JOHN MAYO
ELIZABETH RICHARDSON
John Mayo b: April 29, 1740 in, Fairfield Co., VA
d: 1817 in , Fairfield Co., VA, married, ELIZABETH
RICHARDSON born c. 1742 in Hanover County, Virginia,
and died c. February 01, 1827 in Fairfield County,
South Carolina, dau. of RICHARD RICHARDSON and ANN
THOMPSON. JOHN MAYO was christened May 18, 1740,
Parish Register, Christ Church, Middlesex Co., VA
Will was dated Apr.10, 1806 and proved Nov. 25,
1817 Will Book 7, page193, Fairfield District, South
Carolina. Probate Court 1823.
John Mayo was a member of the Committee of Safety,
Cumberland Co. Virginia during the American Revolution.
His decedents are eligible for membership in the
Sons and Daughter of the American Revolution Societies.
He was in the 1790 census in Hanover Co., Virginia with
7 whites and 2 blacks. He was in the 1810 census for
Fairfield District, South Carolina.
Children of JOHN MAYO and ELIZABETH RICHARDSON:
ELIZABETH5 MAYO, b. c. 1761.
She was not mentioned in her father's Will, date Apr.
10, 1806. Probate records of her uncle John Richardson's
Estate shows her as deceased.
HANNAH MAYO, b. Abt. 1762.
She was not mentioned in her father's Will, date Apr.
10, 1806. Probate records of her uncle John Richardson's
Estate shows her as deceased.
JOHN MAYO, b. Abt. 1764, Virginia; d. Perry County,
Alabama. Was living in Perry Co., Alabama in 1829
according to John Richardson's Estate in Hanover Co.,
Virginia. In 1800 John was in Fairfield Co., SC.
*RICHARDSON MAYO, b. Aft. 1772, Virginia; d. June 18,
1842, Butts County, Georgia.
SARAH MAYO, b. Bef. 1773, Virginia; d. January 01, 1848,
Fairfield County, South Carolina; m. ALBERT BEAM , JR.
They lived in Fairfield Co., South Carolina and Albert
Beam bought items from his father in law's estate.
THOMPSON MAYO , SR, b. c. 1775, Virginia; d. December
13, 1843, Fairfield County, South Carolina.
*MOURNING MAYO was born 1766 in Virginia
NANCY MAYO, b. December 31, 1787, Virginia; d. September
21, 1855, Hernando County, Florida.
MOURNING MAYO was born 1766 in Virginia, and died in
Butts County, Georgia. She married JOHN FLOYD in
Virginia.
Note: Mourning Mayo and John Floyd is David E.
Corley’s G, G, G, Grandparents.
Children of MOURNING MAYO and JOHN FLOYD:
MARY M. FLOYD, m. JAMES G. MAYO.
JAMES G. Mayo’s Will can be found on pages 67, 68
and 69 in Book A, 1853 through 1879, Butts Co., GA.
SARAH FLOYD, m. GILLIAM PRESTON.
Note: Sarah Floyd and Gilliam Preston is David E.
Corley’s G, G, G, G, Grandparents.
RICHARDSON MAYO was born Aft. 1772 in Virginia,
and died June 18, 1842 in Butts County, Georgia.
He married LUCY Whitlock. Joined the Sandy Creek
Baptist Church Feb 17, 1827 in Butts Co., Ga. Appears
in the 1830 census for Butts Co., Georgia. (55-60yrs)
Note: Richardson Mayo and Lucy Whitlock is David E.
Corley’s G, G, G, G, Grandparents.
Children of RICHARDSON MAYO and LUCY Whitlock are:
JACOB T.6 MAYO, b. August 28, 1796, Fairfield Co., SC
m. (1) JANE FRANKLIN, February 23, 1823, Fairfield Co.
m. (2) NANCY PRESTON, August 25, 1827, Fi.
*Lucy W. Mayo b.3-24-1807 d. married, 11-30-1832
LUCY WHITLOCK MAYO
Elisha J. PRESTON
Lucy W. Mayo b.3-24-1807 d. married, 11-30-1832
Elisha J. Preston b.11-11-1804 d. 1856, born in SC
and died in Butts Co., GA. son of Gilliam Preston and
Sarah Floyd dau. of John Floyd and Mourning Mayo.
Lucy and Elisha are buried at the Preston Family Cem.
Butts Co., GA
Note: Lucy Whitlock and Elisha J. Preston is David E.
Corley’s G, G, G, Grandparents.
Children of, Lucy Mayo and Elisha Preston
Jane M. Preston 1831- m. Hugh Heard.
James M. Preston 1833-1882 m. Jane W. Smith.
William R. Preston 1835- .
Benjamin G. Preston 1836- .
Elisha Preston II 1840- .
*Emily Tressie Preston
Sara Ann Melissa Preston 1843-1858.
Emily Tressie Preston
1846-1927 m. John H.
Singley May 3, 1868 Butts Co., Ga.
(HAD)
Minnie Tressis Singley
m. Clarence E. Johnson Jan. 22, 1901
Gwinnett, Co., Ga
(HAD)
Nathan L. Johnson
m. Lous Westbrook 1924 Fulton Co., Ga
(HAD)
Ruby V. Johnson
m. James C. Corley 1941 Clayton Co., Ga.
(HAD)
David E. Corley
m. Sherry Gentry 1968 Fulton Co., Ga.
(HAD)
Aaron Corley married Paula Marie Eversole
Justin Corley
See My SINGLEY Family Tree web page for
My Preston, Whitlock, Johnson and other lines.
Some Family Limes of My Mayo Tree
MY COUNCIL
Family Tree
by David E. Corley
WILLIAM COUNCIL
born 1546,
Bedfordshire England
John COUNCIL (1587-1631) of Bedfordshire, England.
married Elizabeth DRAKE. John COUNCIL was the son of
William COUNCIL, born 1546.
MY DRAKE
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by David E. Corley
William DRAKE, II
of Bedfordshire, England
Elizabeth Drake born c. 1599 married John COUNCIL (1587-1631)
They had a son, Hodges Council (1643-1699) and a daughter Isabel,
who married a Col. William Mayo of Isle of Wight Co.,
VA. Hodges and wife, Lucy Hardy (1658-1699) came to
America in about 1670.
The name of this family both in this country and in England
is variously spelled: Hardy, Hardie, Hardee. It is affirmed
that this numerous family with different spellings are
descended from the Norman Knight DeHardy. The family were
Vikings who came into the area of Scotland belonging to
the McTavish clan. They went into Ireland where a county
is still named Hardy. From there they went into England.
The earliest Hardy for whom there is an authentic record in
America was: John Hardy b. 1613 d.1670 who came from England
to Virginia before 1666 to Isle of Wight Co. He married Olive
Council in 1632. She died after 1670. From them descended all
of the persons embraced in this genealogy.
Mrs. Mary Susan Hardy Wood
MY HARDY
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by David E. Corley
John de Hardy
born c. 1446 Wetwang, East Riding,
Yorkshire, Eng d. c1511 Eng
Generation 2
19 Richard de Hardy b. c1467 Wetwang, East Riding,
Yorkshire, Eng
Generation 3
18 John de Hardy b. c1489 Wetwang, East Riding,
Yorkshire, Eng d. c1544 Yorkshire, Eng m. c1509
Yorkshire, Eng to Lady, Margaret Lapole b. c1490
Yorkshire, Eng d/o Sir, Michael de LaPole
Generation 4
17 John de Hardy b. c1510 Wetwang, East Riding,
Yorkshire Eng d. 1545 London, Eng m. c1529
Yorkshire, Eng to Lady, Mary Stanley b. c1511
Yorkshire, Eng dau. of Sir George Stanley and
Baroness Joan Strange, of Knokyn
(A decendant of William the Conqueror through the
Kings of England, John of Gaunt, Sir Richard Neville,
Eleanor Neville, to Sir George Stanley. Descended
of 5 English Kings and most of the Royalty of Europe)
Generation 5
Children of John Hardy and Mary Stanley
16 Michael de Hardy b. 1530 Wetwang, Bedfordshire,
com. Eboram, Eng d. 1/17/1618-19 Huggate, Bedfordshire,
Eng m. 10/14/1565 Setterington, Yorkshire, Eng to
Allison de Shelton dau. of Sir de Shelton
John Hardy b. Wetwang, Bedfordshire, Eng d. c1641
Befordshire, Eng m. Margery Newlove William Hardy b.
Wetwang, Bedfordshire, Eng m. Emme Nicholson
Jacquetta, George
Thomas m. Mary Vernon
Richard d. 1557
Joan b. 1525 m. Andrew Clarke
Mary b. 1527 m. Leslie Falkiner
Generation 6
Children of Michael Hardy and Allison de Shelton
15 John de Hardy b. 1555 Wetwang, East Riding,
Yorkshire, Eng d. 1614 m. c1576 Yorkshire,
Eng to Margaret Newton b. c1555 Yorkshire, Eng daug
of John Newton
Michael Hardy b. c1590 Southburne, Bedfordshire, Eng
d. 1635 m. Ann Headley
Helen b. 1565 m. M A Kirby
Richard b. 1567 d. 1622 m. ??? Wilson
Generation 7
Children of John de Hardy and Margaret Newton
14 Richard b. c1577 Wetwant, East Riding, Yorkshire,
Eng d. 1645 Isle of Wight Co., VA m. c1579 Yorkshire
Eng to Alice Wilson b. 1/12/1587-88 Yorkshire, Eng
d. Bedfordshire, Eng d/o Robert Wilson
George b. c1580 Yorkshire, Eng d. 1654 Isle of Wight,
VA m. Elizabeth ???
Christine b. c1582 Wetwang, Yorkshire, Eng m. c1601
Thomas Wilson
Generation 8
Children of Richard Hardy & Alice Wilson
John Hardy b. 1613 Bedfordshire, Eng d. 10/7/1675 Isle
of Wight Co, VA m. 1632 Isle of Wight Co, VA to
Olive Council 1615-aft 1670. He m. 2nd c1630 Alice
Bennett b. 1613 Bedfordshire, Eng d. c June 1677
Isle of Wight Co, VA d/o Thomas Bennett & Alice ?
Child of John Hardy & Alice Bennett
Lucy b. 1638 Isle of Wight Co., VA d. Bef 1699 Isle
of Wight Co., VA [Doc] m. 1670 to Hodges Council
1643-1699 Isle of Wight, VA s/o John Council &
Elizabeth Drake
Children of John Hardy & Olive Council
Thomas b. 1635 Bedfordshire, Eng d. 1717 Isle
of Wight Co., VA
John II b. 1637 Bedfordshire, Eng d. June 1677 Isle
of Wight Co, VA [Dis] m.1.
Rebecca ??? m.2. Alice Tucker m.3 Alice Johnson
b. c1636 Bedfordshire, Eng
George b. 1639 Bedfordshire, Eng d. 1694 Isle of
Wight Co., VA m. c1663 Isle of Wight Co, VA to Mary
Jackson b.1640 Isle of Wight, VA d. c1693 Isle of
Wight Co, VA d/o Richard Jackson & Elizabeth Pierce
Olive c1640-1703 Isle of Wight Co, VA m.1. 1656 Isle
of Wight Co, VA to John Pitt s/o Robert Pitt & Martha
Lear m.2 Goodrich Wilson
Richard b. 1640 Isle of Wight Co, VA d. 1734 Isle
of Wight Co, VA m. 1694 Isle of Wight Co, VA to Mary
Vincent b. 1671 Eng d. 1702 Isle of Wight Co, VA d/o
William Vincent & Elizabeth Cleuer
*Isabel b. c.1638, Bedfordshire, England,
m. 1655 William Mayo
Ann b. 1642 Bedfordshire, England
Deborah b. c1646 Isle of Wight, VA
Capt. John Hardy, born in England about 1637, came
before 1654 to Virginia with his brother George Hardy.
He was a member of the House of Burgesses in 1668,
and a Justice of the County Court about 1675.
In 1666, at age 56, John Hardy Sr. received his first
land grant. As we all know land grants or "patents"
were many times delayed for years, so he probably had
been in the Colonies for well over 20 years at the time.
He was granted 1150 acres for importing 23 persons
including himself, his 1st wife Olive Council, six of
his children (George, Thomas, Richard, Isabel, John Jr.,
and Ann) as well as his future son-in-law William Mayo
all of whom were born in England and he had never received
a grant of land for their importation.
Isabella HARDY is the 27th gen. desc. of Alfred
'The Great', 27th gen. desc. of Charlemagne.
MY De LaPOLE
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MY STANLEY
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MY De SHELTON
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MY NEWTON
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MY Wilson
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MY RICHARDSON
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by David E. Corley
RICHARD RICHARDSON
born in New Kent.
Son of RICHARD RICHARDSON;
STANHOPE RICHARDSON
Children of STANHOPE RICHARDSON are:
DAVID RICHARDSON
RICHARD RICHARDSON, II was born c. 1720 in Hanover
County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1770 in Hanover
County, VA. He married ANN THOMPSON in Hanover
County, Virginia.
Notes for RICHARD RICHARDSON II:
Richard was a surveyor who came to South Carolina
in 1776 and surveyed Columbia, South Carolina.
The main street of Columbia was originally called
Richardson Street.
Children of RICHARD RICHARDSON II and ANN THOMPSON:
JOHN RICHARDSON,
d. Abt. August 1825, Hanover County, Virginia.
SALLY (PEGGY) RICHARDSON,
d. Bef. August 24, 1825, NC(Person County?).
URSULA RICHARDSON
d. Bef. 1839.ELIZABETH RICHARDSON,
b. Abt. 1742, Hanover County, Virginia; d. c.
February 01, 1827, Fairfield County, South Carolina.
JANE RICHARDSON,
b. Abt. 1750, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. 1832,
Fluvanna County, Virginia.
MARGARET RICHARDSON
b. 1755, Virginia; d. Bef. 1823, Chester County, SC.
HANNAH RICHARDSON
d. Bef. 1832.
MOURNING RICHARDSON
d. Bef. 1832.
ELIZABETH RICHARDSON
born Abt.1742 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died
Bef. February 01, 1827 in Fairfield County, South
Carolina. She married JOHN MAYO Abt. 1760 in Goochland
County, VA, son of JAMES MAYO and MARTHA WILLIAMSON
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