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Personal data Jacob Flowers 

• Alternative name: Jacob Flower
• He was born about 1635 in Ratcliffe, Stepney Parish, London, London, England.Sources 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9

  Middlesex

• Emigrated September 1656.Sources 4, 8
• Immigrated November 1656.Sources 4, 7, 8
• Occupations:
• Planter.Source 8
• trader.Source 8
• (Alt. Death) : Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA.Source 8
• (Alt. Death) about 1700.Source 5
• He died about 1700 in Surry Co, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Sources 2, 10
• He is buried in Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Source 5
• A child of John Flower and Anne Bradley
• This information was last updated on December 4, 2022.

Household of Jacob Flowers

(1) He is married to Julie Pullman.

They got married about 1658 at Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Source 10

Child(ren):

1. Jane Flowers  1659-1687 
2. Jacob Flowers  ± 1661-????

(2) He is married to WifeofJacobFlowers Hardy.

They got married in the year 1665 at Surry Co, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Source 2

Child(ren):

1. Henry Edmund Flowers  ± 1670-> 1745 
2. John Flowers  1672-????

Notes about Jacob Flowers

[Randall Scott, Sr.ged]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2059, Date of Import: Dec 31,2001]
Thomas/Bridges: John Flowers dealt in land and tobacco.
Flowers Book:
Departed England for Virgina in Sept. 1656 aboard the "Increase."  An Isle of Wight record shows that on Apr 29, 1670, he settled an account of "his later father, Capt. John Flower of Ratcliffe, mariner."

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[Faye Vines.ged]

A planter/trader in Surry County and Isle of Wight Co., he sailed from the Port of London in September, 1656 aboard the Increase, arrived James River, Virginia, in November, whereupon he settled on his father's land.
During the stormy voyage from England to Virginia, much of the cargo was damaged.  John and Jacob Flower were witnesses for the owner of the damaged cargo in a suit brought to recover the damage from the Captain of the ship, William Cooper.  Another witness was Thomas Underwood, age 27,  and his personal servant, Richard Weyfield, age 19.  Thomas Underwood was returning to Virginia from a trip to London.  Thomas Underwood's granddaughter, Jane Underwood, later married Jacob's son, Henry.

Southampton Co., Virginia Deed Book 1 - 1749 to 1753
Pages 401-403: JACOB Flowers of Edgecombe County to Richard RICKS dated
14 Mar 1752/3

335 acres on the north side of the Nottoway River, JACOB Johnson, sd.
JOSEPH, Thomas CRAWFORD, Horsepen Swamp, Broad Swamp, BENJAMIN BARNES,
William SCOTT, and Elizabeth EXUM, S: JACOB (IF) Flowers, W: ROBERT
(signed) RICKS, Thomas (signed) Langley, and DENNIS (signed) HERN

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Pages 403-405: Thomas ALLEN and ROBERT ALLEN of Edgecombe County to
JOSHUA PRETLOW dated 4 Nov 1752

300 acres adj. Richard Drake, John Drake, Thomas OBERRIG, Reedy Branch,
and THOMASDRAKE, S: Thomas (sideward A) ALLEN and ROGER (mark) ALLEN,
W: JACOB (I) Flowers, MARY (A) Flowers, and Elizabeth (E) Flowers

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[James H. L. Lawler.ged]

Henry Flowers's parents (Jacob and  wife )and Jane's parents had come to America together on the ship Increase in 1656.

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Jacob FLOWER        ;                       (AFN: WHDS-46)
Sex: M
Birth: 1635
Ratcliffe, Stepney Parish, London, England
Death: Abt 1700
Burial: Va

Parents:
Father: John FLOWER
Mother: Anne Bradley
Mother: Elizabeth

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Notes
SOURCE NOTES:
Virginia State Papers, Isle of Wight Co 4-29-1670, Jacob Flower of Isle of Wight settled an account for his late father, Capt. John Flower of Ratcliffe, England, Mariner.
Jacob was a planter and trader in Surry and Isle of Wight Cos, VA.  He sailed from London aboard the ship INCREASE in Sept.,  1656 and arrived at James River VA in Nov. 1656.  His wife  MAY have been a Hardy.

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