Warham was the son of William Byrd and Mary Horsemanden.
"Little Warry thrives amain & is all most able to match his cozen Nordage in his good qualities." Died at age 4. He may have been killed by the Indians.
He was buried in the "old" Westover Parish Cemetery on the grounds of Westover Plantation 1/4 mile from the mansion.
About 1730 the construction of the present Westover Church was completed at its present site on Herring Creek about 1 1/2 mile north of Westover mansion.
"Little Warry thrives amain & is all most able to match his cozen Nordage in his good qualities." Died at age 4. He may have been killed by the Indians.
He was buried in the "old" Westover Parish Cemetery on the grounds of Westover Plantation 1/4 mile from the mansion.
About 1730 the construction of the present Westover Church was completed at its present site on Herring Creek about 1 1/2 mile north of Westover mansion.
Warham was the son of William Byrd and Mary Horsemanden.
"Little Warry thrives amain & is all most able to match his cozen Nordage in his good qualities." Died at age 4. He may have been killed by the Indians.
He was buried in the "old" Westover Parish Cemetery on the grounds of Westover Plantation 1/4 mile from the mansion.
About 1730 the construction of the present Westover Church was completed at its present site on Herring Creek about 1 1/2 mile north of Westover mansion.
"Little Warry thrives amain & is all most able to match his cozen Nordage in his good qualities." Died at age 4. He may have been killed by the Indians.
He was buried in the "old" Westover Parish Cemetery on the grounds of Westover Plantation 1/4 mile from the mansion.
About 1730 the construction of the present Westover Church was completed at its present site on Herring Creek about 1 1/2 mile north of Westover mansion.
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