Roger Williams (46144983)
Suggested edit: Roger Williams (died 1677) and his wife Joane (died 1703/04)
G Andrews Moriarty in his "Pemberton of St Albans and the Mother of Roger Williams" has Roger Williams as the son of Sydrach Williams, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London:
Roger of Rappahannock Co. Va. He first appears in Rappahannock Co. in 1664, when he bought 200 acres on Totoskey Creek and is styled "Roger Williams planter." On 3 Feb. 1671/2 he, together with his wife Joan, gave a quitclaim deed to Richard Dudley. His will, dated 26 Feb. 1674/5, was proved 2 May 1677. He names his wife and his children, Roger, Sydrach and Betty, his eldest daughter. On 2 Nov. 1677 Samuel Wills of Farnham parish, Rappahannock County, in contemplation of marriage with Joan, relict of Roger Williams, gave over certain property to Roger, son of the deceased Roger Williams, to his brother Sydrach and to his sisters, Susanna and Anne. The children were to have it when they attained the age of 16 years. There was also another sister named Rebecca. [Rappahannock Co. Records, vol. 1656-64, p. 303; ib. 1668-72, p. 530; ib, 1677-88, pp. 168 and 282]
Old Rappahannock County was formed from Lancaster County in 1656 and was divided into Essex County, south of the Rappahannock River, and Richmond County, north of the river, in 1692. Joane lived in Richmond County which was served by North Farnham Parish. The Old Rappahannock County records are held by Essex County.
Totuskey Creek, a tributary of the Rappahannock River, is in Richmond County, Virginia. The Rappahannock lived seasonally on Totuskey Creek, fishing each spring, until they were forced to begin selling their land to the English in 1651.
Roger Williams purchased 200 acres on the south . . . branch of Totuskey Creek in 1664.
[Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 1656-1664]
The North Farnham Parish Register records that a son, Shadrack, was born to Roger and Joane February 1673, followed by a daughter, Rebecca, 20 June 1675.
The Will of Nathaniel Frith (3 January 1676/7) mentions 'my God Daughter Rebecca Williams Daughter to Jone Williams.'
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 57.
Abstract of the Will of Roger Williams, 26 February 1675, proved 6 June 1677.
To my two sons Roger Williams and Shadrack Williams I doe give 225 acres of land apiece which is 450 acres between them. To wife Joane Williams I doe give the Plantation with 200 acres of land at the Plantation I say wherein she is at this present living. To eldest daughter Betty Williams one heifer marked in the right ear & a crop & two slitts on the left & a nick underneath. All the rest of the cattle to my wife with the before-mentioned plantation & lands.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 52.
WILLS, Samuel & WILLIAMS, Joan (wid.); c. 2 Nov 1678; prenupt. agreement bet. WILLS & WILLIAMS who was the wid. of Roger WILLIAMS; Joan (WILLIAMS) WILLS mar. (3) Lewis LOYD who d. in RapC in 1690; (RapC DW 1677-82:168; Jenkins:98,99)
[Virginia, U.S. Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, U.S. 1649-1800]
Samuel Wells, on 2 November 1677, in consideration of a marriage intended to Joane Williams, wife of Roger Williams deceased, pledged a heifer each to Roger and Joane's children Roger, Susanna, Anne and Shadrack Williams to be possessed by them when they attained the age of eighteen as well as 3,000 pounds of tobacco to each of them when they attained the age of sixteen. The heifers' names were Lilley, Rose, Cherry and Violet.
See the Old Rappahannock County Deed and Will Book 6, part 1.
Name Joane Williams
Spouse's Name Samuel Wills
Marriage Date 1677
Marriage Place Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties
Comment Joane, Relict of Gen:NameRoger\Gen:Name, She backed out, Handwritten note used
Book D 6
Original Source Page 35
[Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages for Select Counties, 1851-1929]
Joane married Lewis Loyd.
Joane is mentioned in an 11 April 1685 land transaction. 'I the sd Lewis Floyd do hereby bind myself for Joane my now Wife.' See Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 7, part 2.
Abstract of the Will of Loyd Lewis, 24 April 1687, probate 5 November 1690.
Loyd Lewis, of Rappahannock Co., Planter.
Weak and sick in body but of perfect mind and memory. He bequeaths his soul to God and his body to be decently buried at the discretion of his Executrix.
To his Grandchild Ann Phillips a Cow calfe.
To Henry Thornton son of Roger Thornton a Cow calfe.
To Elizabeth Phillips a Cow calfe to be paid them at the discretion of his Executrix hereafter named.
To Ruth Williams my daughter-in-law the first mare colte as either of my mares bring.
To my loving wife Joane Loyd my whole heire and sole Executrix of all my lands goods Chattels & Cattle moveables and immoveables.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock Co Va 1656-1692, p 147.
Joane conveyed 159 acres to William Phillips, husband of her daughter Susanna, 1 August 1695.
See the Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2, part 2.
Joan L(L)OYD, will; 8 Jan 1703, 2 Feb 1703/04
dau. Susannah the wife of William PHILLIPS; son Shaddrack WILLIAMS; dau. Anne the wife of James DEBORD; dau. Ruth the wife of John CANTERBURY; grdau. Elizabeth THORNHILL; d-i-l. Elizabeth WILLIAMS; s-i-l. George THOMPSON to receive a boy named Thomas [BATTS] until the boy is [20]; grdau. Susan PHILLIPS; grson. John M'DANIEL; s-i-l William PHILLIPS; s-i-l. John CANTERBURY; ex: s-i-l. George THOMPSON; wits: Robert THOMAS, Deborah THOMAS, William YATES.
[Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699-1800]
lili li née Loretta McKay Masters
ninth great granddaughter of Roger and Joane
21 November 2022
Contributor: lili li née Loretta McKay Masters (50076969)
Suggested edit: Roger Williams (died 1677) and his wife Joane (died 1703/04)
G Andrews Moriarty in his "Pemberton of St Albans and the Mother of Roger Williams" has Roger Williams as the son of Sydrach Williams, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London:
Roger of Rappahannock Co. Va. He first appears in Rappahannock Co. in 1664, when he bought 200 acres on Totoskey Creek and is styled "Roger Williams planter." On 3 Feb. 1671/2 he, together with his wife Joan, gave a quitclaim deed to Richard Dudley. His will, dated 26 Feb. 1674/5, was proved 2 May 1677. He names his wife and his children, Roger, Sydrach and Betty, his eldest daughter. On 2 Nov. 1677 Samuel Wills of Farnham parish, Rappahannock County, in contemplation of marriage with Joan, relict of Roger Williams, gave over certain property to Roger, son of the deceased Roger Williams, to his brother Sydrach and to his sisters, Susanna and Anne. The children were to have it when they attained the age of 16 years. There was also another sister named Rebecca. [Rappahannock Co. Records, vol. 1656-64, p. 303; ib. 1668-72, p. 530; ib, 1677-88, pp. 168 and 282]
Old Rappahannock County was formed from Lancaster County in 1656 and was divided into Essex County, south of the Rappahannock River, and Richmond County, north of the river, in 1692. Joane lived in Richmond County which was served by North Farnham Parish. The Old Rappahannock County records are held by Essex County.
Totuskey Creek, a tributary of the Rappahannock River, is in Richmond County, Virginia. The Rappahannock lived seasonally on Totuskey Creek, fishing each spring, until they were forced to begin selling their land to the English in 1651.
Roger Williams purchased 200 acres on the south . . . branch of Totuskey Creek in 1664.
[Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 1656-1664]
The North Farnham Parish Register records that a son, Shadrack, was born to Roger and Joane February 1673, followed by a daughter, Rebecca, 20 June 1675.
The Will of Nathaniel Frith (3 January 1676/7) mentions 'my God Daughter Rebecca Williams Daughter to Jone Williams.'
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 57.
Abstract of the Will of Roger Williams, 26 February 1675, proved 6 June 1677.
To my two sons Roger Williams and Shadrack Williams I doe give 225 acres of land apiece which is 450 acres between them. To wife Joane Williams I doe give the Plantation with 200 acres of land at the Plantation I say wherein she is at this present living. To eldest daughter Betty Williams one heifer marked in the right ear & a crop & two slitts on the left & a nick underneath. All the rest of the cattle to my wife with the before-mentioned plantation & lands.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 52.
WILLS, Samuel & WILLIAMS, Joan (wid.); c. 2 Nov 1678; prenupt. agreement bet. WILLS & WILLIAMS who was the wid. of Roger WILLIAMS; Joan (WILLIAMS) WILLS mar. (3) Lewis LOYD who d. in RapC in 1690; (RapC DW 1677-82:168; Jenkins:98,99)
[Virginia, U.S. Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, U.S. 1649-1800]
Samuel Wells, on 2 November 1677, in consideration of a marriage intended to Joane Williams, wife of Roger Williams deceased, pledged a heifer each to Roger and Joane's children Roger, Susanna, Anne and Shadrack Williams to be possessed by them when they attained the age of eighteen as well as 3,000 pounds of tobacco to each of them when they attained the age of sixteen. The heifers' names were Lilley, Rose, Cherry and Violet.
See the Old Rappahannock County Deed and Will Book 6, part 1.
Name Joane Williams
Spouse's Name Samuel Wills
Marriage Date 1677
Marriage Place Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties
Comment Joane, Relict of Gen:NameRoger\Gen:Name, She backed out, Handwritten note used
Book D 6
Original Source Page 35
[Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages for Select Counties, 1851-1929]
Joane married Lewis Loyd.
Joane is mentioned in an 11 April 1685 land transaction. 'I the sd Lewis Floyd do hereby bind myself for Joane my now Wife.' See Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 7, part 2.
Abstract of the Will of Loyd Lewis, 24 April 1687, probate 5 November 1690.
Loyd Lewis, of Rappahannock Co., Planter.
Weak and sick in body but of perfect mind and memory. He bequeaths his soul to God and his body to be decently buried at the discretion of his Executrix.
To his Grandchild Ann Phillips a Cow calfe.
To Henry Thornton son of Roger Thornton a Cow calfe.
To Elizabeth Phillips a Cow calfe to be paid them at the discretion of his Executrix hereafter named.
To Ruth Williams my daughter-in-law the first mare colte as either of my mares bring.
To my loving wife Joane Loyd my whole heire and sole Executrix of all my lands goods Chattels & Cattle moveables and immoveables.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock Co Va 1656-1692, p 147.
Joane conveyed 159 acres to William Phillips, husband of her daughter Susanna, 1 August 1695.
See the Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2, part 2.
Joan L(L)OYD, will; 8 Jan 1703, 2 Feb 1703/04
dau. Susannah the wife of William PHILLIPS; son Shaddrack WILLIAMS; dau. Anne the wife of James DEBORD; dau. Ruth the wife of John CANTERBURY; grdau. Elizabeth THORNHILL; d-i-l. Elizabeth WILLIAMS; s-i-l. George THOMPSON to receive a boy named Thomas [BATTS] until the boy is [20]; grdau. Susan PHILLIPS; grson. John M'DANIEL; s-i-l William PHILLIPS; s-i-l. John CANTERBURY; ex: s-i-l. George THOMPSON; wits: Robert THOMAS, Deborah THOMAS, William YATES.
[Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699-1800]
lili li née Loretta McKay Masters
ninth great granddaughter of Roger and Joane
21 November 2022
Contributor: lili li née Loretta McKay Masters (50076969)
Roger Williams (46144983)
Suggested edit: Roger Williams (died 1677) and his wife Joane (died 1703/04)
G Andrews Moriarty in his "Pemberton of St Albans and the Mother of Roger Williams" has Roger Williams as the son of Sydrach Williams, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London:
Roger of Rappahannock Co. Va. He first appears in Rappahannock Co. in 1664, when he bought 200 acres on Totoskey Creek and is styled "Roger Williams planter." On 3 Feb. 1671/2 he, together with his wife Joan, gave a quitclaim deed to Richard Dudley. His will, dated 26 Feb. 1674/5, was proved 2 May 1677. He names his wife and his children, Roger, Sydrach and Betty, his eldest daughter. On 2 Nov. 1677 Samuel Wills of Farnham parish, Rappahannock County, in contemplation of marriage with Joan, relict of Roger Williams, gave over certain property to Roger, son of the deceased Roger Williams, to his brother Sydrach and to his sisters, Susanna and Anne. The children were to have it when they attained the age of 16 years. There was also another sister named Rebecca. [Rappahannock Co. Records, vol. 1656-64, p. 303; ib. 1668-72, p. 530; ib, 1677-88, pp. 168 and 282]
Old Rappahannock County was formed from Lancaster County in 1656 and was divided into Essex County, south of the Rappahannock River, and Richmond County, north of the river, in 1692. Joane lived in Richmond County which was served by North Farnham Parish. The Old Rappahannock County records are held by Essex County.
Totuskey Creek, a tributary of the Rappahannock River, is in Richmond County, Virginia. The Rappahannock lived seasonally on Totuskey Creek, fishing each spring, until they were forced to begin selling their land to the English in 1651.
Roger Williams purchased 200 acres on the south . . . branch of Totuskey Creek in 1664.
[Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 1656-1664]
The North Farnham Parish Register records that a son, Shadrack, was born to Roger and Joane February 1673, followed by a daughter, Rebecca, 20 June 1675.
The Will of Nathaniel Frith (3 January 1676/7) mentions 'my God Daughter Rebecca Williams Daughter to Jone Williams.'
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 57.
Abstract of the Will of Roger Williams, 26 February 1675, proved 6 June 1677.
To my two sons Roger Williams and Shadrack Williams I doe give 225 acres of land apiece which is 450 acres between them. To wife Joane Williams I doe give the Plantation with 200 acres of land at the Plantation I say wherein she is at this present living. To eldest daughter Betty Williams one heifer marked in the right ear & a crop & two slitts on the left & a nick underneath. All the rest of the cattle to my wife with the before-mentioned plantation & lands.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 52.
WILLS, Samuel & WILLIAMS, Joan (wid.); c. 2 Nov 1678; prenupt. agreement bet. WILLS & WILLIAMS who was the wid. of Roger WILLIAMS; Joan (WILLIAMS) WILLS mar. (3) Lewis LOYD who d. in RapC in 1690; (RapC DW 1677-82:168; Jenkins:98,99)
[Virginia, U.S. Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, U.S. 1649-1800]
Samuel Wells, on 2 November 1677, in consideration of a marriage intended to Joane Williams, wife of Roger Williams deceased, pledged a heifer each to Roger and Joane's children Roger, Susanna, Anne and Shadrack Williams to be possessed by them when they attained the age of eighteen as well as 3,000 pounds of tobacco to each of them when they attained the age of sixteen. The heifers' names were Lilley, Rose, Cherry and Violet.
See the Old Rappahannock County Deed and Will Book 6, part 1.
Name Joane Williams
Spouse's Name Samuel Wills
Marriage Date 1677
Marriage Place Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties
Comment Joane, Relict of Gen:NameRoger\Gen:Name, She backed out, Handwritten note used
Book D 6
Original Source Page 35
[Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages for Select Counties, 1851-1929]
Joane married Lewis Loyd.
Joane is mentioned in an 11 April 1685 land transaction. 'I the sd Lewis Floyd do hereby bind myself for Joane my now Wife.' See Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 7, part 2.
Abstract of the Will of Loyd Lewis, 24 April 1687, probate 5 November 1690.
Loyd Lewis, of Rappahannock Co., Planter.
Weak and sick in body but of perfect mind and memory. He bequeaths his soul to God and his body to be decently buried at the discretion of his Executrix.
To his Grandchild Ann Phillips a Cow calfe.
To Henry Thornton son of Roger Thornton a Cow calfe.
To Elizabeth Phillips a Cow calfe to be paid them at the discretion of his Executrix hereafter named.
To Ruth Williams my daughter-in-law the first mare colte as either of my mares bring.
To my loving wife Joane Loyd my whole heire and sole Executrix of all my lands goods Chattels & Cattle moveables and immoveables.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock Co Va 1656-1692, p 147.
Joane conveyed 159 acres to William Phillips, husband of her daughter Susanna, 1 August 1695.
See the Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2, part 2.
Joan L(L)OYD, will; 8 Jan 1703, 2 Feb 1703/04
dau. Susannah the wife of William PHILLIPS; son Shaddrack WILLIAMS; dau. Anne the wife of James DEBORD; dau. Ruth the wife of John CANTERBURY; grdau. Elizabeth THORNHILL; d-i-l. Elizabeth WILLIAMS; s-i-l. George THOMPSON to receive a boy named Thomas [BATTS] until the boy is [20]; grdau. Susan PHILLIPS; grson. John M'DANIEL; s-i-l William PHILLIPS; s-i-l. John CANTERBURY; ex: s-i-l. George THOMPSON; wits: Robert THOMAS, Deborah THOMAS, William YATES.
[Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699-1800]
lili li née Loretta McKay Masters
ninth great granddaughter of Roger and Joane
21 November 2022
Contributor: lili li née Loretta McKay Masters (50076969)
Suggested edit: Roger Williams (died 1677) and his wife Joane (died 1703/04)
G Andrews Moriarty in his "Pemberton of St Albans and the Mother of Roger Williams" has Roger Williams as the son of Sydrach Williams, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London:
Roger of Rappahannock Co. Va. He first appears in Rappahannock Co. in 1664, when he bought 200 acres on Totoskey Creek and is styled "Roger Williams planter." On 3 Feb. 1671/2 he, together with his wife Joan, gave a quitclaim deed to Richard Dudley. His will, dated 26 Feb. 1674/5, was proved 2 May 1677. He names his wife and his children, Roger, Sydrach and Betty, his eldest daughter. On 2 Nov. 1677 Samuel Wills of Farnham parish, Rappahannock County, in contemplation of marriage with Joan, relict of Roger Williams, gave over certain property to Roger, son of the deceased Roger Williams, to his brother Sydrach and to his sisters, Susanna and Anne. The children were to have it when they attained the age of 16 years. There was also another sister named Rebecca. [Rappahannock Co. Records, vol. 1656-64, p. 303; ib. 1668-72, p. 530; ib, 1677-88, pp. 168 and 282]
Old Rappahannock County was formed from Lancaster County in 1656 and was divided into Essex County, south of the Rappahannock River, and Richmond County, north of the river, in 1692. Joane lived in Richmond County which was served by North Farnham Parish. The Old Rappahannock County records are held by Essex County.
Totuskey Creek, a tributary of the Rappahannock River, is in Richmond County, Virginia. The Rappahannock lived seasonally on Totuskey Creek, fishing each spring, until they were forced to begin selling their land to the English in 1651.
Roger Williams purchased 200 acres on the south . . . branch of Totuskey Creek in 1664.
[Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 1656-1664]
The North Farnham Parish Register records that a son, Shadrack, was born to Roger and Joane February 1673, followed by a daughter, Rebecca, 20 June 1675.
The Will of Nathaniel Frith (3 January 1676/7) mentions 'my God Daughter Rebecca Williams Daughter to Jone Williams.'
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 57.
Abstract of the Will of Roger Williams, 26 February 1675, proved 6 June 1677.
To my two sons Roger Williams and Shadrack Williams I doe give 225 acres of land apiece which is 450 acres between them. To wife Joane Williams I doe give the Plantation with 200 acres of land at the Plantation I say wherein she is at this present living. To eldest daughter Betty Williams one heifer marked in the right ear & a crop & two slitts on the left & a nick underneath. All the rest of the cattle to my wife with the before-mentioned plantation & lands.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, p 52.
WILLS, Samuel & WILLIAMS, Joan (wid.); c. 2 Nov 1678; prenupt. agreement bet. WILLS & WILLIAMS who was the wid. of Roger WILLIAMS; Joan (WILLIAMS) WILLS mar. (3) Lewis LOYD who d. in RapC in 1690; (RapC DW 1677-82:168; Jenkins:98,99)
[Virginia, U.S. Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, U.S. 1649-1800]
Samuel Wells, on 2 November 1677, in consideration of a marriage intended to Joane Williams, wife of Roger Williams deceased, pledged a heifer each to Roger and Joane's children Roger, Susanna, Anne and Shadrack Williams to be possessed by them when they attained the age of eighteen as well as 3,000 pounds of tobacco to each of them when they attained the age of sixteen. The heifers' names were Lilley, Rose, Cherry and Violet.
See the Old Rappahannock County Deed and Will Book 6, part 1.
Name Joane Williams
Spouse's Name Samuel Wills
Marriage Date 1677
Marriage Place Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties
Comment Joane, Relict of Gen:NameRoger\Gen:Name, She backed out, Handwritten note used
Book D 6
Original Source Page 35
[Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages for Select Counties, 1851-1929]
Joane married Lewis Loyd.
Joane is mentioned in an 11 April 1685 land transaction. 'I the sd Lewis Floyd do hereby bind myself for Joane my now Wife.' See Old Rappahannock County Deed Book 7, part 2.
Abstract of the Will of Loyd Lewis, 24 April 1687, probate 5 November 1690.
Loyd Lewis, of Rappahannock Co., Planter.
Weak and sick in body but of perfect mind and memory. He bequeaths his soul to God and his body to be decently buried at the discretion of his Executrix.
To his Grandchild Ann Phillips a Cow calfe.
To Henry Thornton son of Roger Thornton a Cow calfe.
To Elizabeth Phillips a Cow calfe to be paid them at the discretion of his Executrix hereafter named.
To Ruth Williams my daughter-in-law the first mare colte as either of my mares bring.
To my loving wife Joane Loyd my whole heire and sole Executrix of all my lands goods Chattels & Cattle moveables and immoveables.
See Sweeney's Wills of Rappahannock Co Va 1656-1692, p 147.
Joane conveyed 159 acres to William Phillips, husband of her daughter Susanna, 1 August 1695.
See the Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2, part 2.
Joan L(L)OYD, will; 8 Jan 1703, 2 Feb 1703/04
dau. Susannah the wife of William PHILLIPS; son Shaddrack WILLIAMS; dau. Anne the wife of James DEBORD; dau. Ruth the wife of John CANTERBURY; grdau. Elizabeth THORNHILL; d-i-l. Elizabeth WILLIAMS; s-i-l. George THOMPSON to receive a boy named Thomas [BATTS] until the boy is [20]; grdau. Susan PHILLIPS; grson. John M'DANIEL; s-i-l William PHILLIPS; s-i-l. John CANTERBURY; ex: s-i-l. George THOMPSON; wits: Robert THOMAS, Deborah THOMAS, William YATES.
[Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699-1800]
lili li née Loretta McKay Masters
ninth great granddaughter of Roger and Joane
21 November 2022
Contributor: lili li née Loretta McKay Masters (50076969)
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