Wife of John Summers Sr.
Orphan of William Thompson & Eleanor Montague (National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, National No. 38910).
Marriage: John Summers on January 10, 1675 in Middlesex, Virginia
Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex, Virginia
1657: When William Thompson deeded his property in 1657, Middlesex was still part of Lancaster County, VA. : "I WILLM. THOMPSON of Rapa: in ye County of Lancaster in Virginia for ... One hundred & fifty acres being ye outermost halfe a cros ye bredth of three hundred acres of land granted by Pattent unto JOHN SHARPE & now in ye possession of WILLM. TOMSON, lying on South side of Rapa: River."
1659: 24 May 1659. Ordered that a heifer named Bramble marked with a crop on the left ear & a hole & a square on the right ear and left by Peter Montague decd to the child of William Thompson his son-in-law, be recorded for the use of that child. p 84.
1674: William Cheney named as legal guardian of Elizabeth Thompson, orphan of William Thompson (from Lancaster County Order books)
1675: 10 Jan 1675. John Summers as marrying Elizabeth Thompson, one of the orphans of William Thompson decd. Book 1, p 49.
1679: There is a document ordering Mr. Thos. Hasellwood to pay Willm. Cheyney "as guardian of William Thompson . . ."
March 1686/7: the will of William Thompson [Jr.] was presented to court by Abraham Brierly and John Sumers "in Right of Eliz. his Wife, Sister of the said Thompson."
1686: 9 Mar 1686/7. Administration of the estate of William Thompson is granted to his sister Elizabeth Sumers and her husband John Sumers. Book 2, p 281
Adventurers of Purse & Person by Dorman, p. 655 says she died 29 May 1722.
Some unsourced family trees show her death as 1693, accompanied by this statement:
"Before 1 Oct 1694 in Middlesex Co, VA. John Summers married his second wife Ann."(source of statement unknown).
Children of John Summers and Elizabeth Thompson, according to online family trees:
John Summers b&d 1683
John Summers b. 14 Nov 1686
Catherine Summers b. c1688
Elizabeth Summers bapt 16 Mar 1690 (married James B. Clark)
William Summers b. c1692 d.1761 Northumberland Co., VA
Francis Summers bapt. 14 June 1702
Adventurers of Purse and Person by Dorman, p.655 says Eliz. Thompson Summers died 29 May 1722 and lists her 4 ch.(pp. 543-55:
John Summers bapt. 8 April 1683, d.y.
Eliz. bapt 16 Mar 1689/90
Francis bapt 14 June 1702
John Summers, "baptized 14 Nov. 1686, for whom was repatented, 25 April 1702, 175 acres in Middlesex County including 150 acres which his mother had inherited as sole heir of her father William Thompson."
Orphan of William Thompson & Eleanor Montague (National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, National No. 38910).
Marriage: John Summers on January 10, 1675 in Middlesex, Virginia
Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex, Virginia
1657: When William Thompson deeded his property in 1657, Middlesex was still part of Lancaster County, VA. : "I WILLM. THOMPSON of Rapa: in ye County of Lancaster in Virginia for ... One hundred & fifty acres being ye outermost halfe a cros ye bredth of three hundred acres of land granted by Pattent unto JOHN SHARPE & now in ye possession of WILLM. TOMSON, lying on South side of Rapa: River."
1659: 24 May 1659. Ordered that a heifer named Bramble marked with a crop on the left ear & a hole & a square on the right ear and left by Peter Montague decd to the child of William Thompson his son-in-law, be recorded for the use of that child. p 84.
1674: William Cheney named as legal guardian of Elizabeth Thompson, orphan of William Thompson (from Lancaster County Order books)
1675: 10 Jan 1675. John Summers as marrying Elizabeth Thompson, one of the orphans of William Thompson decd. Book 1, p 49.
1679: There is a document ordering Mr. Thos. Hasellwood to pay Willm. Cheyney "as guardian of William Thompson . . ."
March 1686/7: the will of William Thompson [Jr.] was presented to court by Abraham Brierly and John Sumers "in Right of Eliz. his Wife, Sister of the said Thompson."
1686: 9 Mar 1686/7. Administration of the estate of William Thompson is granted to his sister Elizabeth Sumers and her husband John Sumers. Book 2, p 281
Adventurers of Purse & Person by Dorman, p. 655 says she died 29 May 1722.
Some unsourced family trees show her death as 1693, accompanied by this statement:
"Before 1 Oct 1694 in Middlesex Co, VA. John Summers married his second wife Ann."(source of statement unknown).
Children of John Summers and Elizabeth Thompson, according to online family trees:
John Summers b&d 1683
John Summers b. 14 Nov 1686
Catherine Summers b. c1688
Elizabeth Summers bapt 16 Mar 1690 (married James B. Clark)
William Summers b. c1692 d.1761 Northumberland Co., VA
Francis Summers bapt. 14 June 1702
Adventurers of Purse and Person by Dorman, p.655 says Eliz. Thompson Summers died 29 May 1722 and lists her 4 ch.(pp. 543-55:
John Summers bapt. 8 April 1683, d.y.
Eliz. bapt 16 Mar 1689/90
Francis bapt 14 June 1702
John Summers, "baptized 14 Nov. 1686, for whom was repatented, 25 April 1702, 175 acres in Middlesex County including 150 acres which his mother had inherited as sole heir of her father William Thompson."
Wife of John Summers Sr.
Orphan of William Thompson & Eleanor Montague (National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, National No. 38910).
Marriage: John Summers on January 10, 1675 in Middlesex, Virginia
Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex, Virginia
1657: When William Thompson deeded his property in 1657, Middlesex was still part of Lancaster County, VA. : "I WILLM. THOMPSON of Rapa: in ye County of Lancaster in Virginia for ... One hundred & fifty acres being ye outermost halfe a cros ye bredth of three hundred acres of land granted by Pattent unto JOHN SHARPE & now in ye possession of WILLM. TOMSON, lying on South side of Rapa: River."
1659: 24 May 1659. Ordered that a heifer named Bramble marked with a crop on the left ear & a hole & a square on the right ear and left by Peter Montague decd to the child of William Thompson his son-in-law, be recorded for the use of that child. p 84.
1674: William Cheney named as legal guardian of Elizabeth Thompson, orphan of William Thompson (from Lancaster County Order books)
1675: 10 Jan 1675. John Summers as marrying Elizabeth Thompson, one of the orphans of William Thompson decd. Book 1, p 49.
1679: There is a document ordering Mr. Thos. Hasellwood to pay Willm. Cheyney "as guardian of William Thompson . . ."
March 1686/7: the will of William Thompson [Jr.] was presented to court by Abraham Brierly and John Sumers "in Right of Eliz. his Wife, Sister of the said Thompson."
1686: 9 Mar 1686/7. Administration of the estate of William Thompson is granted to his sister Elizabeth Sumers and her husband John Sumers. Book 2, p 281
Adventurers of Purse & Person by Dorman, p. 655 says she died 29 May 1722.
Some unsourced family trees show her death as 1693, accompanied by this statement:
"Before 1 Oct 1694 in Middlesex Co, VA. John Summers married his second wife Ann."(source of statement unknown).
Children of John Summers and Elizabeth Thompson, according to online family trees:
John Summers b&d 1683
John Summers b. 14 Nov 1686
Catherine Summers b. c1688
Elizabeth Summers bapt 16 Mar 1690 (married James B. Clark)
William Summers b. c1692 d.1761 Northumberland Co., VA
Francis Summers bapt. 14 June 1702
Adventurers of Purse and Person by Dorman, p.655 says Eliz. Thompson Summers died 29 May 1722 and lists her 4 ch.(pp. 543-55:
John Summers bapt. 8 April 1683, d.y.
Eliz. bapt 16 Mar 1689/90
Francis bapt 14 June 1702
John Summers, "baptized 14 Nov. 1686, for whom was repatented, 25 April 1702, 175 acres in Middlesex County including 150 acres which his mother had inherited as sole heir of her father William Thompson."
Orphan of William Thompson & Eleanor Montague (National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, National No. 38910).
Marriage: John Summers on January 10, 1675 in Middlesex, Virginia
Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex, Virginia
1657: When William Thompson deeded his property in 1657, Middlesex was still part of Lancaster County, VA. : "I WILLM. THOMPSON of Rapa: in ye County of Lancaster in Virginia for ... One hundred & fifty acres being ye outermost halfe a cros ye bredth of three hundred acres of land granted by Pattent unto JOHN SHARPE & now in ye possession of WILLM. TOMSON, lying on South side of Rapa: River."
1659: 24 May 1659. Ordered that a heifer named Bramble marked with a crop on the left ear & a hole & a square on the right ear and left by Peter Montague decd to the child of William Thompson his son-in-law, be recorded for the use of that child. p 84.
1674: William Cheney named as legal guardian of Elizabeth Thompson, orphan of William Thompson (from Lancaster County Order books)
1675: 10 Jan 1675. John Summers as marrying Elizabeth Thompson, one of the orphans of William Thompson decd. Book 1, p 49.
1679: There is a document ordering Mr. Thos. Hasellwood to pay Willm. Cheyney "as guardian of William Thompson . . ."
March 1686/7: the will of William Thompson [Jr.] was presented to court by Abraham Brierly and John Sumers "in Right of Eliz. his Wife, Sister of the said Thompson."
1686: 9 Mar 1686/7. Administration of the estate of William Thompson is granted to his sister Elizabeth Sumers and her husband John Sumers. Book 2, p 281
Adventurers of Purse & Person by Dorman, p. 655 says she died 29 May 1722.
Some unsourced family trees show her death as 1693, accompanied by this statement:
"Before 1 Oct 1694 in Middlesex Co, VA. John Summers married his second wife Ann."(source of statement unknown).
Children of John Summers and Elizabeth Thompson, according to online family trees:
John Summers b&d 1683
John Summers b. 14 Nov 1686
Catherine Summers b. c1688
Elizabeth Summers bapt 16 Mar 1690 (married James B. Clark)
William Summers b. c1692 d.1761 Northumberland Co., VA
Francis Summers bapt. 14 June 1702
Adventurers of Purse and Person by Dorman, p.655 says Eliz. Thompson Summers died 29 May 1722 and lists her 4 ch.(pp. 543-55:
John Summers bapt. 8 April 1683, d.y.
Eliz. bapt 16 Mar 1689/90
Francis bapt 14 June 1702
John Summers, "baptized 14 Nov. 1686, for whom was repatented, 25 April 1702, 175 acres in Middlesex County including 150 acres which his mother had inherited as sole heir of her father William Thompson."
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