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Persönliche Daten Sir Thomas Gerrard 

• Er wurde geboren rund 1597 in England.
• Er ist verstorben am 18. März 1634 in Ashby, De La Zouche, England. Er war ungefähr 36-37 Jahre alt.
• Er wurde beerdigt in London, England.

Familie von Sir Thomas Gerrard

Er ist verheiratet mit Lady Elizabeth Newton.

Sie haben geheiratet am 3. Februar 1618.

Kind(er):

1. Ferdinando Jarratt  ± 1620-????
2. Henry Gerrard Jarratt  1635-1689

Notizen bei Sir Thomas Gerrard

 

Hello again Kenneth: Some wonderful information for you, that I have found by accident:

Your first Thomas Jerrard (Gerrard) , who was "An agent for the Earl of Huntingdon, in England" , came to America with his boys and was here with his boys in Jamestowne Virginia, during the "Second Va. Charter of May23, 1609. He was married to Elizabeth Newton, the daughter of Robert Newton....and I have only found two son`s that were listed: OUR Henry, and Ferdinando. Later on the father went back to about London and died there in England, London, and I don`t know if his wife had been in Jamestowne or not....He died, and is buried there about London on 18 March 1633-34....... Wanted you to know that too, the boy`s as you are already aware of did stay in Virginia , and eventually , on down OUR ancestor Thomas Jarrett Jr. (Brother of Mary Jarrett, Gist) did eventually all live in Lunenberg Co. Va. , as Mary Jarrett Gist went with here husband to Orange Co. N.C., and eventually left there with her preacher husband Benjamin Gist, and stopped there in Little River , SC , the group of Baptists formed the first Baptist church there.....Eventually made their way on down into SC and settled along the Tyger River, then Craven Co. SC....eventually becoming the Union Co.....Eventually Thomas Jarrett, her brother, followed her, and the group went first up into Western North Carolina, and eventually the FAMILY got to about Adairsville.....N. Georgia.

The reason for this recap, is to tell you to put out the word: The Jarretts of Georgia, or OUR family are certified to become, "Patriots of America", as coming first to the colony during the "Second Va. Charter of May23, 1609....He came as "Agent for the Earl of Huntingdon"..... He did return to England to Die, as I said but his boys got to America, and the family at this venture!!!

Below I am giving you an internet address: About this venture and your granddad back is listed in the Jamestowne Eligibility list:

Go first to: http://www.jamestowne.org/qualify3.htm

As you get to the first group just go to the end, and click each time, NEXT , as you get to the page that comes up with the 1;2;3;4; charters listed at the bottom, you simply click # 2....and finally you will come to about 22 pages (I have printed me copies) of all of the qualifiers to become Jamestowne Patriots"

You can scroll down about half way, and you will find your THOMAS GERARD, "The Agent for the Earl of Huntingdon).......Hope you enjoy this, and just so you will know.....The John Haward (Howard) "Clerke" just before your Thomas Gerard was my grandad and "Gateway Ancestor".....So Joan and I are eligible too"...Take care....... Joan has been keeping all of the information in the 3 ring note book that we have the various lines of our family......Take Care.....Cousin -in-Law ...Jack Howard......

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PS.... Check out the Howard Family Genealogy Forum ...and go to Post No. #8893

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