Daughter of Thomas Harrison and "Jane Totopotomoi" West. Probably died before 1716.
Wife of Robert Blake and mother of Seth Blake Lucas Summers, Benjamin Blake and John Blake.
The name Seth was a popular name for girls in Cornwall, England, brought to Virginia by the Harrisons who had several members named Seth.
Documentation:
The Monteith Family and the Potomac Indians (2001) by William L Deyo;
A Brief Outline of Recorded History of the Patawomeck Tribe (2000) by William L. Deyo, Official Historian of the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia;
The Family and Ancestry of William Dabney (1743-1779) of Virginia, and his two wives, Jane Quarles and Anna Harris: An analysis of the English Connections of the Families of Dabney, Harris, Overton, Waters, Peake, Herbert, Mallory, Quarles, Millett, and Others (2000) by William L. Deyo;
The Sullivan Family of Stafford County, Virginia (2000) by William L. Deyo;
Shawnee Heritage by Don Greene, vol. IV, p.393;
Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison (1991) by John P. Alcock, pp.50-53,93.
Wife of Robert Blake and mother of Seth Blake Lucas Summers, Benjamin Blake and John Blake.
The name Seth was a popular name for girls in Cornwall, England, brought to Virginia by the Harrisons who had several members named Seth.
Documentation:
The Monteith Family and the Potomac Indians (2001) by William L Deyo;
A Brief Outline of Recorded History of the Patawomeck Tribe (2000) by William L. Deyo, Official Historian of the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia;
The Family and Ancestry of William Dabney (1743-1779) of Virginia, and his two wives, Jane Quarles and Anna Harris: An analysis of the English Connections of the Families of Dabney, Harris, Overton, Waters, Peake, Herbert, Mallory, Quarles, Millett, and Others (2000) by William L. Deyo;
The Sullivan Family of Stafford County, Virginia (2000) by William L. Deyo;
Shawnee Heritage by Don Greene, vol. IV, p.393;
Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison (1991) by John P. Alcock, pp.50-53,93.
Daughter of Thomas Harrison and "Jane Totopotomoi" West. Probably died before 1716.
Wife of Robert Blake and mother of Seth Blake Lucas Summers, Benjamin Blake and John Blake.
The name Seth was a popular name for girls in Cornwall, England, brought to Virginia by the Harrisons who had several members named Seth.
Documentation:
The Monteith Family and the Potomac Indians (2001) by William L Deyo;
A Brief Outline of Recorded History of the Patawomeck Tribe (2000) by William L. Deyo, Official Historian of the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia;
The Family and Ancestry of William Dabney (1743-1779) of Virginia, and his two wives, Jane Quarles and Anna Harris: An analysis of the English Connections of the Families of Dabney, Harris, Overton, Waters, Peake, Herbert, Mallory, Quarles, Millett, and Others (2000) by William L. Deyo;
The Sullivan Family of Stafford County, Virginia (2000) by William L. Deyo;
Shawnee Heritage by Don Greene, vol. IV, p.393;
Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison (1991) by John P. Alcock, pp.50-53,93.
Wife of Robert Blake and mother of Seth Blake Lucas Summers, Benjamin Blake and John Blake.
The name Seth was a popular name for girls in Cornwall, England, brought to Virginia by the Harrisons who had several members named Seth.
Documentation:
The Monteith Family and the Potomac Indians (2001) by William L Deyo;
A Brief Outline of Recorded History of the Patawomeck Tribe (2000) by William L. Deyo, Official Historian of the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia;
The Family and Ancestry of William Dabney (1743-1779) of Virginia, and his two wives, Jane Quarles and Anna Harris: An analysis of the English Connections of the Families of Dabney, Harris, Overton, Waters, Peake, Herbert, Mallory, Quarles, Millett, and Others (2000) by William L. Deyo;
The Sullivan Family of Stafford County, Virginia (2000) by William L. Deyo;
Shawnee Heritage by Don Greene, vol. IV, p.393;
Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison (1991) by John P. Alcock, pp.50-53,93.
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