Family Tree Welborn » Henry Edmund Flowers (± 1670-> 1745)

Personal data Henry Edmund Flowers 

• He was born about 1670 in Isle of Wight County, Province of Virginia, British Colonial America.
• He died after 1745 in Edgecombe, Edgecombe, North Carolina, British Colonial America.
• A child of Jacob I Flowers and Elizabeth Lucy Flowers (Hardy)
• This information was last updated on August 11, 2021.

Household of Henry Edmund Flowers

He is married to Jane Flowers (Underwood).

Marriage
Place: of VA
Marriage
Date: 1695
Place: Jerusalem, Southampton, Virginia, United States

They got married in the year 1703 at Isle of Wight, Southhampton, Virginia, USA.Source 1

Child(ren):

1. Elizabeth Roebuck (FLOWERS)  ± 1690-± 1751
2. Joseph Flowers  ± 1701-± 1745
3. John Underwood Flowers  ± 1703-± 1770
4. Henry Flowers  1704-1727
5. Jacob Flowers  ± 1705-± 1766
6. Benjamin (I) Flowers  ± 1707-± 1782
7. Edward Underwood Flowers  1710-1788 
8. Hardy Flowers  1712-1794
9. Jesse Flowers  ± 1709-1794
10. Thomas FLOWERS  1714-????
11. Henry Edmund (II) Flowers  ± 1706-± 1727

Notes about Henry Edmund Flowers

Henry Flowers is your 7th great grandfather.
You
¬â€  ·Üí Henry Marvin Welborn
your father ·Üí Henry Marvin Welborn, Sr.
his father ·Üí Francis "Fannie" Pernerviane Welborn (Davis)
his mother ·Üí Primma M. Davis (Pridgen)
her mother ·Üí Joel Pridgen
her father ·Üí Piety Mourning Tisdale
his mother ·Üí Mary Tisdale (Flowers)
her mother ·Üí Edward Flowers
her father ·Üí Henry Flowers
his father

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Henry Flowers
Gender:
Male
Birth:
circa 1670
Isle of Wight County, VA, United States
Death:
after circa 1745
Edgecombe County, NC, United States
Immediate Family:
Son of Jacob Flowers and Elizabeth Flowers (Hardy)

Husband of Jane Flowers (Underwood)

Father of Elizabeth Robuck (Flowers); Joseph Flowers; John Underwood Flowers; Jacob Flowers; Henry Edmund Flowers, Jr.; Benjamin Flowers, I; Jesse Flowers; Edward Flowers; Hardy Underwood Flowers; Thomas Flowers; Simon Flowers; William Flowers; James Flowers; Henry Flowers, Jr; Frederick Flowers; John Flowers; Edmund R Flowers and Mason Edna Flowers

Brother of Jane Flowers; Jacob Flowers, Jr.; Christopher Flowers; Ann Flowers; Samuel Flowers; John Flowers, Sr; James Flowers; Benjamin Flowers; Edward Flowers and Hardy Flowers

Half brother of Jane Flowers

DNA Markers: R-M269

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Henry Edmond FLOWERS was born about 1670 in Surry, Virginia and died aft 1745 in Edgecomb Co., North Carolina. He married Jane Underwood about 1695/1670 in Isle of Wight, VA. Henry Flowers was a tobacco planter who lived beside the Nottaway River for 25 years. Death location has also been seen as Sapony Creek at the Tar River, Nash County, NC, but perhaps that was his descendants.
It seems unlikely that he was born with a middle name in 1670, so it has been moved to the alternative names field.
Biographical notes
He was the first American born in our family. He did not have the advantage of a formal education the his forefathers had in England. There were no schools in Virginia when Henry was growing up. His education was gained from the school of hard work and enterprise. Henry and his family were pioneers.Henry and Jane's grandparents had come to America together on the ship Increase in 1656. He was also the first to add an s to the last name.He also had possibly 3 more sons Hardy, Jesse and Thomas. He is thought to have been born on the plantation his grandfather established in 1640. Henry settled on Nottoway River before 1721. The settlement of Jerusalem grew up around there and later became Courtland, the county seat of Southampton Co. His plantation here was scarcely 30 miles west of his grandfather's plantation at Upper Chippokes Creek near James River in Surry Co. A bridge built near Henry's land over the river was called Flowers Bridge. A chapel built in 1734 at Jerusalem was called Flowers Church.
In 1741 Henry migrated to North Carolina with all his sons except Jacob and settled in Edgecomb Co. on the Sapony Creek at Tar River. He lasts appears in court records there in 1745. It is unknown if his wife Jane lived to go to NC. It is speculated she died and is buried at Jerusalem. Henry and his family were pioneers. Henry and Jane's family had known one another for a long time. Flowers Church is now called St. Luke's Episcopal Church at Courtland.
Links
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Henry Flowers owned 239 acre plantation in 1717 in Southampton County (formerly Isle of Wright County), VA near the Nottoway River. A bridge and church bore his name. (north of present day US 58 and US 35 at Courtland, VA)
Moved to Granville District of North Carolina in 1741.
Bu 175 all Flowers sons had settled in Edgecombe County, North Carolina on land at Sapony Creek at the Tar River. In 1745 at about age 75, Henry Flowers name appears in court records as a witness to a deed for land for his son Edward.

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